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THE TWO COVELLS.

MEMOIR of the late Rec. LemueL CoreU,
Missionary TO the Tuscarora Indians
and the Province of Upper Canada !;
Comprising History of the Origin
and Progress of Missionary Operations
in the SALISBURY Baptist Association,
up to the time of Mr.. Coveli's decease
in 1906. Also A Memoir of Rec
ALanson CoreM, son of the former, and
late Pastor ofthe first Baptist Church
in the City of Albany, N. Y.-By Mrs.
d. c. Broom, daughter and sister ofthe
deceased.-Two volumes in one Bran
don. Telegraph Office, 1889.
This work is now in market 1t Is a
volume OF 400 pages IL mo-, on good
paper, and perman emily bound, with more
than ordinary typographical execution,
especially in regard to aecprocy The
title-page, as copied above, being full,
indicates sufficiently the contents Of the
work, As religious work, to be placed
among others of its kind il Is highly COM
mended by Professor Kendrck, of Ham
ilton Institution, and others. TIE follow
ing commendatory notice-the only one
now in my possession from Elder Mat
teson, of SALISBURY, is from one person
ally acquainted with both of the subjects
of the biography:
For the Telegraph
Dear Brother Murray
AS you are probably aware, have
been supplied with some volumes of 1.-THE
two Covells'' printed at your Office. [
have gone through with the Memoir, and
can truly say that have never before read
any biography with so much profit and
delight. Much as [ had anticipated in
perusing the lives of those eminentIy
faithful men, l have found my utmost
expectations excelled. The great person
al friendship which existed between those
dear servants of God and myself, will
doubtless account for much of the salts
faction enjoyed in retracing events, and
recalling scenes familiar to memory
There is, however, another and still high
er source Of enjoyment-the exhibition
of their characters as displayed in the
course Of the work is so truly ministerial
The workings of the inner man as j
exists in the bosom of the Christian anC
the preacher, are portrayed with an hon
esty that commends itself to the heart.
have never before found my own feeling:
so plainly brought to view. think thu
book must take rank next to Bunyan'
celebrated Pilgrims Progress. Sensibl
that the work will be profitable to all VIII
read it, and that it is particular Y appro
pirate to the present time when the grea
subject of personal holiness is exctin
increasing attention, hope it may fin
immediate and extensive circulation. Thu
in view of the intrinsic merit of the worl
together with the financial embarrassment
of the present time, hope our Bapti!
ministers generally will step forward an
aid in the disposal. All our churche
should be supplied with the work not on
for their own benefit, but also that the labor
of those who have prepared the pubIicatio
may meet with what they so richly deserv
full and timely remuneration.
: ISAIAH MATTEsoN.
SALISBURY, Sept. %, 1910.
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New Goods.

II A. JOHNSTON, of the Brandon Va
e . riety Store, has just returned from New
Y ork, with very handsome assortment OF
New Goods.
Perfumery of all kinds, Hair Oils a beau
tifub assortment Of Toilet and Shaving
Soaps, Watches, Gold Keys, Bosom Pins,
Indiarubber and other Guard Chains, Mu-
steal instruments, Instruction Books for
them, Shell Side Combs, Toys for chill
dren. &c. As he cannot mention but lew
| articles in an advertisement, be will be hap
| ny 10 sec his friends and customers call at
his store and examine for themselves, It
they do not wish TO purchase.
J. A. JOHNSTON
Brandon, Nov. Is, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-11-25
n @ TIC E
PROSPE CTU S
OF The AMERICAN PHRENOLOGIC
JOURNAL.


In the present state of the public mind,
probably no other instrument or means
whatever, can be rendered so efficacious
in promul eating, defending, and establish
ing the principles of phrenoiogv, as we'll
conducted Journal 1t is unnecessary to
state the particular advantages which
regular periodical possesses over all the
other agencies, or to urge the importance
of having, in this country, such medium
as it affords to make known to the public
the facts and principles of the science.
The objects of this Journal are to pre-
serve rom oblivion the most Interesting
of the very numerous facts confirmatory
and illustrative Of the truth Of phreno!o-
qy; 10 record the history and progress of
| tue science: TO show its true bearings on
! education (phVsicaI, Intellectual, and NOR
al y on the nature and Treatment of insan-
| itv on Jurisprudence and criminal legis-
| lation; on mental and moral philosophy
and to point out its varions applications to
the improvement Of the Institutions, man
ners and customs Of society.
Original essays on chronological sub
: jects will form part OF the Journal, ana al
so reviews Of chronological and anti-phre
nologieal works; and, as often as practic
able, we shall transfer to its pages tn
best articles in the Edingburgh Phreno
logical Journal. There are already en-
listed as contributors to the work, man
5 of the abIest writers and best phrenoiogis;
e in the country, as we'll as several torelg
II L =.
es, to embodv in It's pages nearly all tn
:, matter published on the science which
e of particular interest to the public, or ca
il be of permanent value for fntnre referenc
e We shall frequently accompany our fac
IS and delineations of character with illu
lie tratlye cuts.
4 Il is not with the desire or axpectatle
n of gain that it is offered to the conmHr
II. lty. but from far higher considerations
from desire TO know and to Promulgs
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-11-25

Necessary for a choice, Ae.
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SALISBURY, Sept. %, 1910.

THE ADpIsoN Co. MINISTERIAL CONFER
EHcE adjourned to meet in MlddleburY, the
fourth Tuesday IN Dec, at 10 o'clock, A. M,
Exercises TO be public, except criticisms.
Brother Gale, Introductory Sermon
(wFitten.) -
Skeleton, brother Fisher, Cor. 9: l6.
Exegesis' brother Pea1 Ry,.oat Cor G Il g. 81
'' brother Harvey Luke 16': 9.
brother Wright, Cor. 7: "a,
" brother Flint, Titus 2: -.
g" brother Jones, Eek. IS: "a.
/" brother Thomas, Rom. s.: 2O-22.
Passages TO be reconciled-.
Brother Bryant, Prov. 26: 4, win fros.
26: 5. a.,
Essay. brother Church, At what date did
Jobn write the book of Revelation
ESSAY brother Kingsbury, What is the du-
~ Of a church in relation TO It's members
who have been for long time absent
ESSAY. brother Johnson, Does the written
and preached word possess Divine ener
gy, aside from the Influences of the Holy
Spirit
Essay, brother Murray, Peace on Earth.
Essay. brother Ide, On the best method Q
promoting the benevolent objects OF tn
day. !,
/ Brother Thomas, Sermon, at o'olocf
P. NJ. BY order Of the Conference,
A. HARVEY, Clerk.
I Bridporl. Oct. 5, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-11-25

ALMANAC AND BAPTIST REGIsTER,
for the year of our Lord, l84l, Being
the First after Leap Year. and the
Sixty Fifth Of the Independence of the
United States, with accurate Astro-
nomical Calculations, for the whole
United ST. les, the entire British Prov
inces. and Texas, together with Rec
lister. Of the denomn atoms in the Unl-
ted States, and adjacent Territories.
Published by the American BaplisI
Publication and S. School Society, No
Fl, South Fourth Street. Philad elphia
This publication is what il prrports t.
be. Its filled with statistical information
interesting and important to Baptists.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-11-25

Prince Louis Napoleon has been SEN
fenced 10 perpetual Imprisonment in the
fortress, for his revolutionary movement,
against the French governments.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-11-25
THE ELECTION.

The following table of electoral votes
of all the STATES We. heard from, is from
the N. Y. Spectator: :.-.... =
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-11-25

Thanksgiving in New-Yo,k, Thursday
the 18th day Of December.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
'H'rs,stae'. sale of Land.

, ,iriue III II deed OF trust executed ny Jon"
4 , Coleman to the subscriher. bearing date The
% II day Of November, $780, and of record IN The
Clerks Odirc nj Auhrrst Cnuny Court ! shall on
Saturday, The llth day Of March lo4o. r'ert" 10
sell 10 the hshc bidder. Ter 'eadN money Oh tue
rreo iSes thai is to say Nelson Stat residence
the Tract OF Land in the saId ace" OF nus
,nenlIonrd and conveyed, lying and beng in tie
county of Amhersl near James River. oHnlaihng
about six'een hurdled acres, bounded by The lann'
of Micaiah PendIeton. Claiborne w. Couch, Joseph
Dillard aud others. Acting trustee shall contty
to The pur, haser such Ile only IS vested III me
by he deed ofIrusl aforesaid
ROBERT TINSLEY, Trustee.
Feb % lam
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HE;Es.E.S'Ee.EEP UP.

FBNHE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
d selves together FIR lc iurpn~r of conducting Il
PgEIlC HOUSE,
have taken the large and conmnd' ous brick hull
dIng ON Market street, leading 10 the Court ion>e.
ard are prepared 10 accommodate Bnardeis and
travellers IN manner and terms. which, they
natet themselves, viii prove Satisfactory 10 all.
The lluu>e Will he furnished IN the most com
Portable annrr their Table supplied with The b. 81
that the market al1il> The Sable with at uhdaf c.
OF prove DIR and attended by experienced and at
teullve OsiieIs.
DAVID +. BOOKER,
RO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Efh. 90 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
Feb. 90
sy'QEEEE.

HOMMITTED 10 Campbell Jail, IN 9Th No
" vrmbe, Last a NEGRO MAN, OF hght com
pl, xou, aHoui loity years old. feet n' hes hSh'
>taafncrs very MITCH II tunes. lie says ms name Is
PHIL, and that he telouesto Philip M"iurto'ir-
merry Of Meckicnbure connty. Va, liom whom he
runaway Wllen movln. L. the West. The owhet Is
requested TO prove properly and take sad nesr"
away. oEhMaN 1ohDh''
Deputy Sheriff
t. TIE Richmond Wig VIII please pnhlis',
he above for months IN The country paper, anu
lorw,rd IT'S account 10 this Office ior laynent
tab. 6 sO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
EoE'El,s

QUE undersigned ready TO receive wheat.
4 during the season, for which lie will pay The
highest cash price. To prevent misundersai ding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
thai in every case here " heat Is sent TO the MIL L.
.and price agreed upon, ii is slored IN The Ml
the risk Of the panterso long the Price remains
unsettled, as he is only MILLER, and noran insu-
rer against life, water, &c. ALIEN. MUNDA.
4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
.YE,Fg GgsD sg',

u HAVE puIcaased the celebrated JACK,
IL JlM CROW. lie will stand The present sea
my stable in Bedford eonnly, one mile rom
Nh William Winters tavern, The fotesI Road
lea,in. from L,nchbntg To Liberty. As TO vrg"ur,
he is equti III any Stallion ever slw.-Terms and
Other particulars IN doe time.
WILLIAM II. HARDY.
4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
Notice.

'iiE subscriber has just received and opened
Il an entire new stock Of
GROCERIES,
NJ his OLD stand. corner OF Man sircet and The alley
leading TO Friends Warehouse. lie confidently A.,
snffs ms old Customers and the public in want i. +
aftleies IN his line. that he and will sell them
lnwer ;hau offered hclne In This market. and s
he is Determined TO sell for Cash only or in barter
tor country produce. he offer nducenc Is 10
dealss. He especially soliei,s u call.
JOS. MARSH.
Marcel . I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
Il vi.

ia This celebrated mroded Racer q
FT~yYH Stallion. now IN The finest possible
GlfAAE GfS order anil health, viii coverthe PEE
;e.,aassssM,sls-. al my Stables, so pay
Apes At S 30 cash, ~I'h a dollar Ia the gtorm'
Saving Increased lois and accon nodailous fer
all mares sent they shall lie fed Without stunt al 40
CENTS day. and attended to by rnsy and cApffl-
'nred grooms. Batk servants Will be boaided lfte
II charge, aud ShGe servants can procure o"aih ve-
Neonvenieni Ia the viltgr. Every catc viii be
taken to have mares siiuicd 10 lhr nurse, aud return
I'd in good oder bur will not be respunslh 10 for
accidents or escapes.
Praiu Is beautiful bay. full l6 hands high and
Iossfsscs matches strength, btapy, Jrtm aud dc-
Ion, and is TOO well know, nariCaAed cham
ron r3 wears the ENGLISH 1"r', where ht
Fmbably never bad an equdt, 10 require desciiP-
ton.
In 1897. 1888 and 1899 when his oldest colts were
rrc wars old he had mare and bette tr,nners de
0Jtdiy Than ann horse in EH9taad, and ms ihdr-
pcndeu,ly OF ,he spendId running Of has thec WIN
Ieis, Monarch, The QuttH. AID Col. gleohN
ttlp in America. and the capital tnnnI' 2 OF BIS
cults Welfare King OF Krlton. and another, all WIN
mrs in Ireland aud srgctaI fine runnrs IN France
AID the Continent. They havf won all distances
nalo mic heals aud The Beacon Course Al Ne"
Market, am, undrr the hcarieSt ERei,h itci9hs l.
1857 and 1888 There we're onty ! stakes "uh mHre
nan 30 subscribers cr years Old, and ms co.'s "ou
"oet them against the get 4 Emllins. sultan 'el
Eprde and every crack Stallion II EhSI"hu, ~"
lc59 his colts ioaed III 81 won ertsY tufAe sake
Al New Market and GooGwoo for Eilelr age the Two
mist ia,hiouahr courses IN Europe. about dtsfn
mnumjer. 1bcyharc IRON IN En-. land and Amer
ga 'rerg rcce Of iona dst0Hce efceP one c'eH =, ihe
Y'teh was beaten, bejal ia too hi-h order. ms
,e'r he had the testn Englnd fr IN ';iy Ntais-he
"'s' other age IN lfelandaud to say the least equ
many IN America. Thrse important iaG's are wen
worthy the nalice Of lhosc hreedcts, "hJ "ish ia
fave colts Of the first value and character.
7. Is. MERRITT.
Hicks Fond, Virginia
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
.V'U CE.

EVUNT & MARTIN associated with thcm 3"
K IL business on the 81 Inst, JOHN W ARD Jf'
Tie business will in future be conducted undtf 'hc
firm Of MARTIN, HUNT WARD.
,rl,,A min, he liberal patronage heretofore re-
ceiyeil they solicit the same for the new hrt.
Feb. 6 %
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I'D E'Easi s'a1Esa.ag.

TGitIE subscriber retlrus his thanks 10 his r ends
u and the public generally, Tor the liberal enc"nr-
Il cement receIye,ib By tie late finn 81 AGE " ALL
aud takc this method of Informing them mat lie m
rcuds c,uuuirg 10 cary on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all lis lrahchcs at lie stand lately occupied by
them here he vii thankfully receive and faithfully
cXeedte all orders in bIs line.
He viii krep constantly on hand an assortment Of
CLOTHES, ready made Of various prices, hom the
coarscst to tie finest quality, winch will be sold as
cheap they can be purchased IN this market, Tor
CASH LIZ W 10 'Aht.
Ncaly opposite Messrs. Williams Vrcief.
Feb, 3 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
20 Farmers.

well prni rtioned and good condition. five Yeas old
about five feet high. Apply at The Franklin Hotel,
Lsnchburg.
March > f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
Z pllo!stcrirag ars.lPapcr Hanging.

epho9stcrirag and Paper Hanging.
E'IlE SUBSCRIBERS would respectful, j..
u form tie cltzcns OF Lynchhure AID the sur
rounding ronntty, that they have taken part of the
>tete on Nam sir TT occupied by Mr. Nm. Crosbre,
ipr The unrpose # carrying On the
gFphois:criE, ard Paper Hanging Bu-
siacss,
where they have ust opened a handsome assofrtnen,
OF Ffcnch and American Paper liAngings Il lie
latest style aud partetns hieh they Irepa Cd Ia
put up AT the shortest notlee aud in the neale,l
manner.
They also make To order Feather Beds, Curled
Hair and Shuck Mattresses a.
Thry asokeep baud, liable Oil Cloth, Win
dow Binds Carpcting, &c. &c.
Pef>ous in OF an, thing in their line, arc re-
specially invited to give hem call.
c. DOGGET & Co.
p. S.-Od Matrassfs, Sofas and Chairs, repair
ed IN the best manner.
Feb. 81 On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
Ylsl2 ZiSo #....-
No "THE LYNCHBURG VlRGINIAN,n

,eai-rcekty, fere'y Monday aud 7harslay,J at
oL,rs per aaaum; payab'eia adraaee. No sabscrp.
-" reccired fora shorter period tia" sir moas;ana
tea be dscoatiaaeo (eeeept al he discretion ofAc
- W.. until all arrearages are paid.
YISEMEN s inserted atj0 ceats per square
tbe 6rst Insertion, and 81 cents for erery snbse
,.ai iasrrfioa.
f.-t0g PRINTING executed neatly oaderpcdittousiy
= =. reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
MILLER wanted.

u WISH 10 employ man to tend ef's' anu c'"
L Mil, a itwlnes from tins place. .,,,
TANDY X KIDD.
Feb. ri
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Ehes Es,e Imported JaCk',
EiiSEssGsT UF MALTA,

SATILL MAKE HIS NENr SEASON al
w ny Stable in Bedford county, miles rotth
west Of Liberty, on thr Roid leading to Buchanan,
and one mhe OF Cap. W. Il. Jone,'s u,Il
For terms see llandbis, NAT HARVEY.
MncI , I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

Fellow Citizens, let your Government BRING YOU
Ia IN, condition hayo dcrcrbed--hpd 10 ih"'
condition MI Van Buirn has sought, aud yet socks
To bling ,ou and not The ioine oil nee oo'e'h'
nent ~ III bn lett You. We caution you To beware
The attack made upon your liberty, White 'he 'o'ms
oil the it.pabc are preserved. II Is tho 'hsidIohs
AMI roach oil Death. Which ~ upon the Vlials at
the victim While he ytt appears I" be III heaah' an"
sos the current ms heart before he even suspects
tllal he Is IN dauert The uaor. who strikes ol"n-
/, the liberty oi his county, or the K'v'leioh"
. fanatic lIu sreks abolish the TOMS IN ttc ael
Of destotNiag that brrtN, "arDs the People 81 uis
ends aah Al once the lnends and Toes oil Liberty ale
ar ayed against each ottr npemly-and the a'hg't
once seen, The enent, is subdueh, II the People are
vlf,uuu,. But against the Toe vino "olk by sap
ping, 1t is dficult ia,d. Appean, 10 the lo'ms
al the Governments. hch he teas IN assal, rs riuo
t4al he would not linm The Republic iro-
r,sions u regard ior the People and deviation to the
Constitution. which he deslgTs 10 ov.rlhiew, he
proceeds N hs work unsIspec,ed. euiil The "h"ir
lame is Undetermined. aud he power oi tn People
fnrned az anst themselves brtoe they are a" re 81
It. Wreiehei VIII be yont Cundilpn nnGt' us
systtnIu time III rracc--set ""f t"ic, ato II WI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
The soul is sh K
Milh eyery dn,'s report OF wrong and fraud,

With every DAYS report oil "i"nS ana i'aod,
With which tne iBnd Is btlrd
That lseneidi Harrison vii restore puffS 10 'e
ADMINISTRATOR, tis past TIE i"'h'sie' az ANY,
priarao,re Commencing ihs pn''tc LIE, hs we have
said, uud,r The Immediate auslh,"s et Na'hmgiea'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-27
P.9TE.y'T .WEDyCJ.yES.
a BOUT BRANDREDrU'S YIIIS-

"A BOUT BRANDREDrWS Ptl.LS.-
- ln,y have cured since rheir Introduction -
N'i.seN '1str' tooaoiy near httt1 persons 4
OF consumption, tnt1epza, Gods md gss''on dys. /
pepsta, IA ad ache. auds ensc OF f ross'n he back
pa OF the mead. usually the SYMPTOMS of ipoplexy,
Japadlce, lever and sspc, bilUs, scarlet typhUS,
yellow, aud c2mmsn ftvcrs Of AL kinds ; asthma
govt, theomausT nervous diseases, liver COM
ipnni' Pienrsy, inward 80 aNncss, depression Of the
spirits, rupiures iniam 'Jn, sore eyes fts p,i.sy
dro2sy, small poX, measles Group. coughs vhoor-
ing c1u-h, Guilsey, choiic, cholera morbus. gra-
ve', worms dfsentary deafness. ringing uolseS IA
+ the head king s-eyii, scrgfla. eysp,las or Saint
Antnouys ire. SALT rhcun, white evenings ulcers
some ot thirty years standing cancers, juniors
swelied ieet and legs, piles costiyoness, all erup-
IONS 81 the skin PARTICULARLY tng worms ,yhtfl
. dreams female csmp plants Of ery kind es,seiai
~ ohs'ruc 1ons. relaxat ons, dc.
. : AtluCgh % wilt only be five years next Nav sine,
ne first Office was established in Ne,x Ny ys,
m that tune have cold over nice miliors 90 ~
es ana nave now seventeea Offices for their exclu.
-Ne sale, at least oue IN every runci al cty OF IN,
p mon al an expense Of near Forty Thousand Dol
,ars per yoar And w,h the expenses OF adyertisin
n, 1hd o her tncldcnt1s, this was hule oV.I
" one Hundred Thousand Dollars TO- The year lsas
: .olne idea may bc ioracd Of How the m dicire i
y a9preciated from these "a l. They are indeed Ill
e Sreaiest blessing that yet has boen bes,owe
suppose hurdr volumes mish,he fled WI
- eeruh.d cases Of cure sclcl, hy ErandIeth's Veg,
table Universal Pills. on al toe above meniione
ali appearances of the Dolly One Disease a really prC
80 .cding from Impure Hlood The following "a
- ulcer deserves attention.
= Mrs. Clark, Of Tlbury street Broaklyn. for f.u
an teen wears fad a ulcer on her right wrist, viii
ite entirely prevented her from using that hand
tn - lhtilehtso l nj sorts aud many puu'yllE med
;,b ,tnrs were made use or but were of No avail amt
- the Brantreth Pills were used wrirh IN ri1uth
~, made perfect cure u Is now nearly lJur yrar
IN since TINS cure was effected. and has never bee
its advertised bfJre, although nave lad liberty -
~ My agent m Brooklyn, Mrs Booth. OF - Futu
OF ,,yn knoyyie To-. of,,, ~, Ir ," Az -
ar hy the purifying POWERS Il these truiy c.ebr,t,
,bi / Pills.
aid Athnuah Cornfcricrting Drucrists continue
=, advertise Brandreths Pills N their windows y
remember that IN all ascs you will be certain 10
-" - INpo- Ep OS A COUNTERFEIT
Disc If YOU PURCHA SE ata DRUG lists STOR
for = Wv own Offices IN New Work are
DOR I'll Broadway, between Murray street and Pa
Ike place. nearly opposite ,he Ciiy Hall.
. Philadelphia Office. No s, Norh Sih street.
Baltimore Office, corner Of Light and Mercer stree
~ Pirtsburgh Office. No l26 Wood street
- STEPHENSON Il RYOOD. tsucccssors 70
-, < r. Fishrr.l are the ONLY authorised Agents
ore WHEELING. Va oct n f.,