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IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN THE SoUTH.-
We find in the Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Journal, a
rero-t submitted 10 the House OF Representa-
tives ofihat State, BY a special committee,
o. the subject OF the Donate Save Trade.
II is inportan; as Indicating on the part Of
tbe holders ofslavcs, /; conviction OF the i'll
tendencies OF that tr&fic, uron the interest,
safrtY ard character oIlhe States which fur
nish the market. The rcpor' accompanied
h. bill prohibiting under serere penalties.
The ;n;ro.iuciIan of by traders and onres-
iiei:s. The o5jecfs OF this imPor;ant move
mems are thus stated by the editor Of the
journal: The committee complain that our
elave population is becoming too numerous
for The interest aud security olthe citizens of
,nc State; and that nonresident planters
read their slaves among US. and withdraw
the proceeds of their labor 10 eXrend in 9th
or Silics They further express the fear
tha:-its popular opinion is setting itself Il
gaiast the continuation oil slavery in Ken
iucny Virginia aad other States, we may
over run will: ildt riazs 81 reputation. We
are rcioiced 10 see This streak Of light where
the coed Of all parties have long anxiously
lookJ / Tor the dawnng Of n hct;cr day. En-
Orry fairly started and rndisiurbei. will C.
icct al nat he rational r..ilaulhropist can
hc3e lcr-ItH =. i'm
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- Re rular Telcgraphic communication
7'as commenced between tbs ciiy and Utica
81 Saturday. The Albany Office is in the
..oln lately coupled by Judge WILSON, in the
fixch age. Numbers ofthe citizens visited
1t on Saturday, 10 look wonder and admire
Our friend Carer, the Sup'i for The Co. here,
Tas Susi'y engaged in receiving and packing
OF the lightning whispers that passed be-
tween the two cities. One can scarcely real
ize The fact that is now within our power TO
send query to Utica, and receive reply
in one or f'no rsiHnfps-a distance. there and
hac;., of lo6 miles! The railway b-ough;
:he two cities within FIVE or six kours of each
o.her, but the TeIt graph reduces hours to
minutes and seconds. and one may sit ut ii
windov ofihe Exchange and whisper with
his friend IN Utical
This is crowning wonder Of the age
we are not = little Eleased that one thread Of
;hat vast web-worl which is destined ere long
10 pu. Us in Magnetic communication with
the union, is completed and in operation,-
!; is iAe commencement of new era.
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TA7o.Eox Communicable. Clason. said
I, - connected with the Evening Mirror, in
...a:ed Pcrs ,fll chastiSemcnt with IL dog whip
a TIC i,.ii;1r d tae Herald about O'Clock
1h;s afternoon, 1t corner OF Ma den La1cand
Nassau street. The whip broke aher four or
lie lows, Z the parties SCI ara Cd. The PROV
o:at;9n was m article in the Herald accusing
to- Nrror o,ievyihg black maiP upon Ten
T'o:rn. the vocalist ard aiIcdcirG that Cla-
40 : f.'r =hei funds o keep he Mirror alive.
Ta"-e is n doubt nat the cowhidee deser-
vci ail 'le GOT on tdis OCCASION, and more be
e;des; ;'s....gh the immediate provocaiion in
ta!ao.Is case was small compared with what
0l2ny clhcrs haze suffered from the same
quarter. We, however. object entirely To
Iris mode Of obtaining redress.
IT, extraordinary Incident will no bouht
sable Bennett To sell mcre Extras. He left
Sc scene oi acton with a parcel Of boys al
as heeis.-SOurnGl Commerce.
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young man named Gremillien. living on
the Island Of Falls River, La, was found
dead on the II uli. lie was engaged to be
married the same evening TO very interesting
young lady, TO the residence oil whose father
iIe had gone in the morning. He took gun
and repaired to the pond, near the dwelling
of his intended bride, 10 shoot some ducks fer
Dasiime, until The nuptinl hour arrived.
Not returning as expected, search was made.
aud his lifeless body was found With his head
literally shot 10 pieces.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-17

DuELrSG.-The new Constitution Of Mis-
souri,, disquall6es any man from holding any
military or civil Office or appointment in that
State. who shall. after the ratification of the
Constitution, be engaged, principal, second,
surgeon. accessory or abetior, in a duel, 1t
also makes it the duty of the Legislature TO
provide the mode aud manner in which the
survivor of a duel, and his estate, shall be
rendered responsible to, and be charged with
compensation for the wife and children Of
he deceased, whom he has slain.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
Addison, Commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of
RHODA BIN,
late of Mddlebury, in said district deceased,
represented inSolvent,
and also all claimsand demands exhibited in off
Sc, thereto And months from the 18th
day OF December, 1915, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will, attend 10 the business
of our said appointment at the store Of Fl. A.
Sheldon i. said Middiebury on the 10th day Of
February and eth day of June next from nine o.
clock A. NJ, until four o'clock, P. NJ, on
each of said days.
James Nc Donald, ! Commits
Cirrus Porter. sioners.
Dated at MiddIebury this 18th day of jan
uary, 1916 80
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Ijic d

At Moriah n Y. on the 9th ins,.AbiraiI
Mum wife of John NJ. Ferre and daughter
OF The late Joseph Hopkins Of Springfield
Mass. aged II years.
In Ogden N. Y. Jan. 2S,h, Mrs. Emily
wife OF Milo Kellogg, and daughter of the
late Amos Bell OF Weybridgc VI aged AZ
years.
IN Leicester on the 9th inst OF Consump-
ton, C lroline, wife Of David PANE, aged IS
wears.
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APPOINTMENTS BIZ THE PRESI-
DENT.


By AID XIII he adr.ce o.d consen; Of lie
.SsaIie.
Augusta Davczac. Of Ncw YORK. IA he
-;3ar.:o q affair, at the court Of; his Majesty
tie kiaE orhs Netherlands. il the !iacc Of
Christopher lures recalled.
lines Danor, Of liz District Of Columbia
IN be assistant Judge Of tic circuit court OF
,i.e limited ;5!iics for tie District Of Culum
lie. il. ne place Of Duckncr Thrufton deoeas-
CT
sEenry Dad-e, to be eoFcraor Of Wi*con-
s;n in tie Place OF Nathaniel 2. Ta!madge.
removed.
.l22ics Clarke, Iowa, 70 be c. vernon ol
lc-ra, in 10 place Of John Chambers, remov-
Ell
Jesse Williams, Ct Iowa. 10 be secretary Of
I...7;i. in the place Q! John Gamblers, rcnov-
ci.
S.;nson T. Anderson 10 be marshal Of the
United S,a;es = the district o. Illinois: lathe
race ai Thos. II. HoTe. removed.
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Shelbys friends have offered 100000 10
bail him out, but is decided moi TO be haila-
be case. His trial will be one oil interest and
d1eo excitement. Henry Clay ill probably
be employed in the prisoners defence. The
celebrated Tom Marshall has been secured
TO aid in the prosecution y
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DR.. BuCHANkN'S GREAT PER
SIAN REMEDY FOR The
TOOI'H-ACNE-

This mast Celebrated and JatllliLls Rcae-g 15T
TOOTH-ACHE, TIC DCULOCEOG-H, ss1
NpaiHfW! elections Of the Fac ard Ear, va or
tanned by DR.. Buchanan, all eminent ELSisrS
Physician, during his residence at the Persian
Court in ls35,as Physicianto the English Enl2s-
Sy. He found this remedy ingenerai Use, and
considered by the Persian iEtaliible, AID The EG~
ropean practice of drawing teeth barteYegs @.EL~
tiiati0n.
Ia England ii has taken The place Of all o,ier
preparations, and may be found, ready for use in
every family, instead Of the harterous Isr7;-ke.,
which was estimated TO have destroyed more teeth
annually than there were men, women srd chill
dren in the Empire.
1t is now introduced inc the United States tn
der the immediate SUPERVISION ofthe original rIO-
prietor.
The great distress which always accompanies
the extraction ola tooth, together with the InccE-
venience in chewing and speaking aid deior-
nifty occsioncI by the loss renders this I;T'eGy
ofincSiimable value astEe relieffr1n pain which
follows its use, is isRsGiGte 67Td yeTAiaalH'-oz
ceptin cases where Se2scnaSle application Of the
remedy has been elected until HlceraIiontas a.
ready taken place. TheSoreEesS ofthe ise;h ard
gums will Re removed so that the defective toTh
may be cleansed and filed as penecily as If 10
pain had been present. Instead of teirg injured
BY the application, the tech and gums viii te IeE
| dered more SO; nd and hes IN.
DircctiOns-CleaHs tn. cavity, sand Introduced
| a small piece Of cotton vet with the remedy, JLG
| apply the same to the gems. 1.-THE faee ard ear
are inhaneG and painful make the arTlic: { n Ii
rccily to TIE PAR, affected. PRICE 25 cts
w. P. Russell, Middlebury: a. T.
Roscoe {; II. o. Smith, New Haven; Geo.
". Parmec, bristol! W T. Eliot G 7. G.
Smith. Monkion; F. + burlington. Vergsur :;
| W. S. Brown, Addison fyosi S. T i,;'r, G.
Sear!s 6 co, P. Fletcher & Son. BriGTer' :
Wright & Bush, Shorelrnm; O. ". Iar;-
ham, Lincoln: 3. F. Haskell, Cornwall
Royal FLINT, HancocA; ioserh s.u.ous;
| WHITING
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate court fol the District OF Addison Com
misSioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons, against the
estate Of
ZENAS ROBBINS,
late of Hancock, in said District, deceased and,
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And six months from The l2h day of
January inst, being allowed by said Court for
thatpurpose. we do therefore hereby, give notice
that we will attend to the business ofour said sp
pointment, at tbedwelliug house of Charles G..
Robbins in said Hancock on the first Saturday
in April & July from nine o'clock, A. NJ. until
fou- o'clock P M. on each of said days
augustus Taylor co,,,,,,
I'm. ~. Church. Oo''"''
Dated at Hancock this 3Oih day Of January
1916. 40
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A MEXICAN GENERAL.


GEN. Paroles is a man of about, forty
eight wears of age; frail and slight in form.
and not ungraceiuI, though manned by the
wounds of many battles. Ills eye in repose
is mild as sunshine. but when excited il CLEANS
like The edge of his own good sword. He is
known throughout the Republic as AL
Marcor Paredes-or, hand-wounded. -.
He may be considered the Murat of Mexico,
as he knows no fear in his almost mad and
reckless daring. He was once banished to
this country, and as an exile studied our ill.,
s,iiufions and worshiped eur enterprise
Hi; american feelings are strong. and IN all
business concerns he is a Ian Of honor.-
Amid the thousand opportunities be has had
for amassing an immense fortune, his poverty
has remained monument Of his patriotism.
t was his skill, energy, and indom;tahle
courage that made Santa Anua President Of
the Mexicon Republic; and when he trined
with the liberties of his country, it WAS he
who hurled The Dictator from place and pow
err. and banisheJ him an exile in n land Of
strangers. favOrite Of the people, he is
above the tawdry and garnish military pomp
and display that ofienIimes clogs and Gisgusts
them. a favoriIc with the army. he never
lost a battle. A favori:e with the priesthood
he has ever advocated their rights and been
their steadiast friend. The commander OF
The forces, and Governor Hf one Of The richest
ofthe Republic, his influence is
seen and fpi, throughout the land. Such is
Gen. Paroles, who is the embodiment Of the
spirit OF RETURN at this moment in the MeXi-
can empire; he longs to have the abuses
swept away, that have so long shed their
hlishtinG influence over that bea1tiful land,
and to see her enjoying in the pride of her
eternal youth. the same privileges, blessings,
and e lifts that he saw 50 nicely distributed
aiIh Us.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT, .
District Of New Haven, SIS
Be ii remembered that ut Probate Court
holden at Bristol, in said district, On the 21si,
day OF january 1916;
F.. S. Human Administrator on The estate
of HARRY HOYT,
,ate Of New Haven. in said district, deceased,
proposes 10 render and settle his Adminis;ra-
ton account and present the same for allow
ance thereupon the Court ordered the I'D
miDislrator 10 notify all persons concerned TO
appear, at Il Probate Court 10 be holden al
the Office Of the Judge OF said court in Bris-
iol in said district. on the second Monday in
March. 1916, at 10 o'clock a. NJ that they
may object 10 the allowance Dfsaid accounts
ifthey see cause by publishing a certified
copy Of this order in the Northern Galaxy q
news paper printed at Middlrbury in The
County o! Addison three weeks succcssivel,
previous 10 the time OF said court.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
4 true copy of record,
30 Attest. II. MUNSILL. Judge.
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DorEi= YEnDIcr.-A.f JOHN Hough of
Ci.,~in.ia,i was indicted in HE sum o! ) l1GO
,or -c.;ucing Al;Ss Roberts and $3.50 for
i.rcaca c.. lie n,arri, r promise made 10 Miss
Sar.h Watson. The siuculariiy Of verdict
is, TIA; the crime i'm tie enc case is less SC
vcrelo punished i!lan the oGence in the o;her.
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CIoaks and ShaWlS,

Black and Cord, plain and figured Alnac-
cas- and Shawls, a neto supply and much iolr-
er than those bought the early part of the
seas7n. by FRANCIS.
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Hay! HAY!!

Several stacks of Hay on the farm of the
subscriber in Weybrldge, Tor sale.
Ii. BELL.
Mildlebury, Jan. &c, 1886.
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Cornwall Feb. y, 1916.

'Sands's SarSGpGriHa--Could the many
thousands who now suffer from diseases for
which this preparation is certain specific,
listen TO the grealful testimony of those who
have used il and been cured, they would no
longer doubt in regard TO its efficacy, or hes
tate in approPriaiing 10 themselves the ben
efiIs which this medicine can alone bes,ow.
Obstinate cutaneous eruprons, scroluIa,
chronic sore eyes, enlargement and pain OF
the bones and joints: rheumatism in all It's
forms, and diseases arising from all iniud-
cious use OF mercury, are safely and speedily
cured by It's use.
For further particulars and conclusive evil
dnce of lis superior value and efficacy, see
pamphlets which NAV be obtained of agents
gratis. VI. p. Russell, Agent.
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2 or 800 Sap Tubs,
For sale by u. BECKWITH & Co.
Jan. 81, 1876.
RAILS WANTED.

The subscriber will contract for one thous-
and good Pine or Black Ash Rails, to be de-
livered on his farm 10 Weybridge immediate
". Fl. BELL.
February Sd, l646.
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A Larger stock than ever before offered
FROST'S LANDING.
Consisting Of
Cut an! Nil Sa,cs,
Cut and Wrought Nails,
Iron, Steel Horse Shoes and so firth,
Fish, Salt and Nora Scotia Plaster.
A general stock of
Hardware, CroekeTy, Glass tcdre S'1lirrors;
All kinds of
Family Groceries. (No Liqnors.)
CaPes. BOas and MuGS-best quality.
A better stock of
DRY GODS
than can be found in this ricinity, consisting
Of articles adapted 10 theseason.
Broadcioihs from to dollars per gard.
Boots and .Shoes-lafge and small.
Mems and Boys, and Women's Shoes and
Bodies.
Long -leg'd- Fisherman's- Waterproof
BoOts-for snow wading;
x All for sale low-Cash not refused
VIII receive in exchange for Goods. Cash,
Butter, Beans, Pork, Dried Apples, Wheat.
Feathers, Oats, Bees-wax, and Rye. In short
any thing that holds skin and bones together.
{ We pay cash, OF sell them goods at rate to
make the pay better.)
FROST g. RIDER.
Brdport, Nov. Is, 1916. 30;tf.
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The name of the author Of the forgeries al
Hartford is said TO be 5. B. Grant, who was
recently married to an accomplished lady oil
that city. The forgeries amount to $4,000.
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. ,.rrv tvo passengers 10 Liverpool and re-
:" ~ "a Now York. at Sl00 per month Tor the
h t"' my. Express, Monday eve.
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WANTED.

An active capable man with capital Of $4,000,
TO enter Gas par,neD uTon valuable lusiress.
ALSO-wauted men with each cash cap
ital of $500, TO engage in a valuable and worthy
travelling expedition. Nothing veniured, moth
ing gained" SAddrcss J. 5. K,
Middlebury, VT post Paid,)
CYAN letters perfectly con- feeHsidk. SO
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Reuben p. bingham. guardian of
HENRY J. NORTHROP.
i minor child Of Lucius G. Northrop, late Of
Sheridan in said District deceased, repre-
s=nts hat it would be conducive TO the inter
csts of his said W ard 10 sell the following de-
scrbed piece or parcel of land belonging to
his said ward, lying in said Shorebam, TO
wit: beginning at a beach tree in the south
line OF lot No. 81, in the first division. ii rods
from the southwest corner Of the same.
thence north ? 90 west parallel with the
west line Of said lot So rods. 10 stake and
stones. thence north So, east 90 rods %
links TO a stake and stones. thence south q
20, east 50 rods to stake and stones in the
south line Of lot No. "a, thence south So 3,
west on said line 2G rods % links TO the place
of beginning, containing nine acres I2I rods :
and said guardian moves this Court to grant
him license to sell the said land of his said
ward: IL is therefore ordered, that said appli-
cation be considered ny this Court, at ses-
sion thereof to he held at the office Of the
REGISTER Of this Court, in said Middlebury,
on Thursday the 10Th day of February next.
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, and thai no.
tice thereof be given 70 all persons interested,
that they may appear and make their ohjec-
tons, if any they may have to said license be-
ing granted, by publishing a certified copy OF
this order in the Northern Ga!axv-a news
paper printed at said Middlenury-lhree
weeks successfully previous 10 The time of
said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell Register
A true copy Of recor,. 40
IHeSf. j. S. bushnell, Rcrrster.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers the following Hous-
es and Lots for sale,
The house on Seminary street, e1st of Ira
StewarIs. now occupied By James NJ. Slade.
The house on Court street. nearly opro-
site the new Jail, occupied by Cyrus Dor
rance. And The house on the same street,
next south how occupied Jacob Dewey.
He will sell these premises at fair price
and reasonable terms given Tor payment.
MARTIN WOOD.
MiddIebury Feb. 18th, 1876.
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NOTICE..

The subscriber having purchased the en-
tire Stock of Goods belonging TO Chas. F.
Crane, would say to the inhabitants Of Monk
ton aud vicinity, that he will continue the
business in the same Store and hopes by strict
attention to business; and readiness TO wait
upon customers, 10 receive n share of their
patronage. GEORGE Ii. CRANE.
ISN D. Goods will be sold uncommon
W low BY the subscriber for cost, TO make way
for Spring Stock. CALL & SEE.
c. B. c.
Monkton, Feb. 9Th 1916.
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TEMPERANCE
T b A P A R 7 Y .

A Temperance Tea Party will be given by
the Young Mems Temperance Sociefy of
Middlebury, at the VERMONT HOTEL ,
in this village. on TUESDAY EVENING. Feb
ruary oath, at half past six o'clock. Speak
ers are engaged for The evening, and Songs
and musical entertainment of high charac-
Ter will be intersPersed.
NJ The refreshments are to be prepared
by Mr. Field Of the Vermont Hotel, where
Tickets may he had. or Of each ofthe Com
mittee, and at ]. NJ. Slade & Co.'S Store.
O. p. TURNER, p. BArrELL,
S. p. LATHRoP, /. 7. PACKARD,
L. w. DRURY, J. A. ALLEN JR.,
Fl. r. DoRRAScE, J. DEWEY.
J. CoBB, c. ". SIMMONS,
JAMES 81. SLtDE, J. N. Go2D0N.
Com. of Arrangements.
Miidebury, Feb. II, 1916.
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" anted,

RA0 Pairs first quality Wooden Socks,
eSSYSS and 500 yds. heavy home made
(yard wide, all wooD Flannel; for which
Goods will be exchanged therefor ifbrought
soon, by FRANCIS.
Jan. Isl, 1916.
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Monkton, Feb. 9Th 1916.

NOTICE.
This may certify that have given my son,
Charles Il. Derby Jr. his time 10 act for him
self until he is p years Of age, and | shall
call for none OF his wages: nor pay any debts
OF his contracting after this dale.
CHARLES K. DERBY.
Bridport, Jan. 90 1916. 3w
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The subscriber has now on hand, and will
m Ike TO order sheet iron
SAP BOILERS
2 feet inches long, 26 inches wide and 6
inches deep, and will contain nearly 40 gal
Ions, made in one piece without scam
which he will sell from 81, so TO $500. These
are without any mistake the cheapest and
best article for boiling sap which has ever
been offered A. WILCOX.
MidlIeb1ry, Feb 10th, 1916. AZ 3w.
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The Congregational Society of Cornwall
being about 10 remove their House Of wor-
ship, invite proposals, until the LIST Of March
inst. from builders who may be disposed 10
undertake the work. Drawings and speci-
fcalions ellhe plan may be seen at the Inn
Of Harmon Samson Esq. near the meeting
House.
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WOOD w

WOOD WOOD
Those who are to pay for the Galaxy in
wood must bring il Oh Immediately.
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STATE OF VERMONT, :
District of Addison Sc.
BE it remembered that, al Probate Court
held at Middebury, in and for the District Of
Addison, on the 25ih day Of January, A. D.
1916.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-08
COunter(eiters'
D = A Il II q i o w.

The public will please observe that no Brandreth
4 Pills are genuine, unless tho boz has three Ia
beIs upon IL, (ihe top, the site aud the bottom)
each containing fac. simile signature Of my hand.
writing. thus-B. BRASpsxrH, NJ. D.-These la
bel. engraved on steel, beautifully designed.
and done st an expense of over s2.O00.-Therefore
II will be that the only thing necessary TO pro-
cure the medicine in ,s purity, is to observe these
labels.
Remember the top. the side, and the bottom.
The following respective persons are duly su,hor
sed, and hold
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY
For the sale Of Brasdreihs Vegetable Universal
Pills.
Norhumberland county Miton-Markey Il
Chambe'ln. Sunbury-H. d. Masser. M'Ewens-
villc-lfelsnd q MeixelL Northumte,i iand--W
Forsyth. Gcoreetown-J. 4 J. Wsils.
Union Countyi New Berlin-Bogsr Il Win.
ter. Selinssrose-0sofge GondIum. Middle
burs-Isasc Smith. Besvefiown-David Huber.
Adsmsbure-Wm J. May. Mifiinsburg-Mensch
Il Rsy. Hartleton-Dsniel Long, freeburg-
q. 4 r. G. Meyer. Lswisburs-Walls d Green.
Columbis county; Dsnville-E. b. Reynolds
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