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SEPTEM BIER.
RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED SOAP.
THE EX(R IcIORY VESSELS

Upon the surcn numbers many millions. Each
tte outlets the natural for the escabo the
refuse humos matter IT, hon these pores cloggcd
so as to render these humOrs mpassabo what the
conseouenoe Nine onhs Of skn.dsoases are caused by
the stoppage Of these outloshe impurities of the nuds
finding no escape thrown buck upon the socouons
taon is FIST felt then comes the bursting forth of bad hui
moTs on the surface in the form OF
Pimples, BiOtches, Pastules,
Seurpcy, Rush and ErysPelas,
Salt. Rkesm and Ring form.
II Radw0y's Chinese Medicated Soap
Had hoen used as general Toe Soap these diseases would
appear the surface OF the skin become cogged.
few applications of this delicious Soap coansos tho
~ vessels from all impurities and instantly removes from the
suffice,
Pimpe', nloches, pustulas, fIeeklos,
Tan, sunhum, aud other FTeCklos.
Railways Chinese MedIcated Soap ~ also an excellent
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Wright's Indian Vegetable PILLS,

the " North American College OF iealth' true and
natural remedy Tor the above complaint and viii IN all cases
make perfect because they eiecual cleanse tho
body from those morbid humo which not only the
of Piles, but OF every other malady incident to mun
Beware of coUnteeits of all kinds some coated with
sugar others made resemble in outward appearance
the original medicine. The safest is to purchase Of
the regular agents only of whom may be found every
village and town in tho state.
JThc Genuine for sale by S, K. COLLINS, s. 7. RED
New England so Once, i9s fremont ST. boston. IS
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Piles.

This distressing complaint mall proceeds from
of proper evacuation of tho bowels The foul humors, in
siead OF being thoroughly expelled from tho body but par
italy portion being left it Mt the thTehhod il
the cause Of vexatious complaint called the Piles
frequently neglected until it pens into horrd form
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SILKS AND SHAWLS.

IiFUl' black Italian Silks for ladies dresses an
- MantHs, also
10 ps more MoHAtR LUsTRES, very rich also
carton Of elegant LONG siAWLS,
Oct. 1923 3 Just received at HOWES'.
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Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy of Record, -
80 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Resis.er.
COMMTssIONERs, NOTICE.

WE the subscribers heng appointed by tho Honorable tho
w Probate Court for the District of Randolph commissions
ers TO receive and all claims and demands of
all PERSONS against the estate of ELIZUR STEELE, late
Randolph in SAID district deceAsod represented nsolyent,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset Thereto
months from this date being allowed for that purpose,
hereby give that will attend to the business of
appointment the dwellinghouse of tho widow Azuba
Steele, in said Randolph, tho third Tuesday in No.
vembar and March next from O'Clock till O'Clock
NJ on each of said days.
Randolph, Sept. 27th 1877.
J. X. PARISH, | Commits
Is sAMCEL w YORK, sioncrs.
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L me Home Market VS. Free Trade.

The Boston Mail has brief but good article
upon this subject, sug gested by the late suspen-
sion of Prime, Ward g. Co., of New York. 1t is
to be hoped that through the favor of British
houses these gentlemen will be able to 60 thro
the present crisis; but be that as it may, the
suggestions of the Mail are sound. The article
is as follows:
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A true copy Of recor'
81 Attest, IONA. SMITH JR., Register.
81 ''' '''' Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
WASHINGTON COUNTY TEACH-
ERS' INSTITUTE,

INllE undersigned having again secured the services of
L Mr.. RICHARDS, an experienced teacher from New
York. and having made other necessary arrangements give
notice that Teachers Institute for Washington county,
Will he held at Berlin Corner commence on Mnniay nov
ls 647, and continue weeks IL Is earnestly desired
that all who intend teach in common schools especially
he ensuing cnter, should avail themselves OF s
tuition hut not in any case, TO exceed fifty cents Tor
gentlemen, and twenty five cents for lady.
nos,J has beon engaged IN good milies and tho
for all who may come, at tue very low pce of
81, 25 foi the tom. D.,
To the Insue they must como on tho fist day OF the
sion as none will be admitted aot that except in exaordi
nary cases. aud all who commence viii expected to
tlnne through the term Pupils will please bring their
School Books, especially the following vI Sanders Spell
ling Hook, and Fouuh Reader Wells GIammar Columns
Fist Lessons in Arithmetic Adams New Antbmeiiei
States and Pencils and those who sing their Singing Books
Lectures rotating the subject oil conducting Schools, will
DO given each evening normaon IN regard 20 Boarding
places, be obtained by calling at the ScOol-touse,
where the Institute to DO held the first day fits meet
Jog -
SMITH
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BY EXPRESS.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY.

MORE DRESS GOODS, Cassimcres, and Mohair Clot
4Nl for top coats received this day by
Oct 6, l5l7 BALDWIN & SCOTT.
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w ANTED

Wool, Butter, Cheese and Giain-pa cash and part good
will be paid Also, outings, Flannel, Frockng and Mopl
Sugar in exchange for goods at m! Cheap Store
OCT. lal1.29 Nm
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BALDWIN 4 SCOTT.

HAVE received supply Of NEW FALL GOODS
which purchased nj The lowest prices aud will DO
sold VERY CHEAP for Cash. Please call and sec.
:.
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BROAD AND BEAVER CLOTHS

Of all qualities and colors
Cashmere & Doeskins, 50 different patterns.
FURS, CAPS, MuFFS, BOAS-a good assortment, together
with every thing, almost tenth of
the good bargains have for my friends my motto is
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,'
and all shall be convinced of the fact by calling tho old
stand of Lyman King. Main street, where all that
goods at low prccs-DUY. HARVEY KING.
Sept. %, lS47.
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HlniNAIN AMIR AQoISrCN,
KINGS CASH STORE.
NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS

TINS day received from the various markets aud manu-.
lecturers at low prices My assortment is very excns-
i've aud pledge my'ef that prices shallbe the LOWEST
sincere thanks for the large share of patronage they have be-
slowed nc tho past season. shall cndoavor TO continue
NJ aud that of their friends by naming prices that fail
tn mi
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STATE OF VERMoNT,( At a Probate Court held al
District Of Randolph, ss Chelsea, within and for said
District on the eth day Of September 1917:
Present the lion. 4. WESTON, Judge.
Instrument, pupormg To be the last viii aud Testa-
n of David Nelson, late of Orange, in said dis,
trict deceased, being presented the Court hero by Lewis
Chamhcrlin and Roswell NJ Bill, the therein
ed for pohateits ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified appear session of said
Court, be held Mt Dicknsons lun, in Chelsea, in
said District the twentieth day of October, a. D. lsi
aud show cause, any they may have against the probate
of said will - For which purpose, it is further 'rdsred
that copy Of tho record of This be published three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Wachmau, printed at
Montpelier, as soon us may be.
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SPRING WATER
SUBSCRIPTIONS

= I'D
IL VERT AGRICULTTRIsT & sCHooLJOURNAL,
ALBANY CULTIVATOR,
AMERICAN AGRICULFURIST,
MASS. PLOUGfIMAN, aud
HILLS FAMILY VISITOR. by
J. w. HoWEs, Agent,
July IL. 90 At the Farmers Store.
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My Dress and Cloak Goods

consist of
$50 pieces Mohair Lustres hbets Otogons dc Royals
Cashmetos Dolunes, Lionese Cloth.
300 pieces Prints from cts upward
81 do silk and Cotton warp Alpncas from 90 cts up.
5000 yds SHEETINGS fiom IA to 10 cts per y at tho
mauutactutGI's price.
5000 yds bloached Sheongs, Drillings, Tickinge &C.
Bonnet Ribbons, sntns Silks plumos and all kn Of bon
moi trimmings. clnnk nnh dfess frnras Gmna Cnrd
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TO THE SICK AND. AFrLIcrED.
ENR SWAYNES CONPOf,ND evRirp or

EAR swAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF
NJ WILD CHERRY.--Ws CAP, consistently
state ,hst Dr.. ewAvsr's Ossnpcund Syrup cfWild
Chevy hes bcen extensively used in the Upiied
Sia'ss tor moia thsn ten yeass--,bat iis heoe6csl
effects have been -,ss,ej BY thonsands --TaAr N
iHvAnrAnty Rslitvss A RKcHSr CousH, and
that hundfccf Of individunis gradually sinking un.
der the insid'cus stack Of dea,h's fsII emiss.ry
ruLMoSASr CorsuMFrtoN, have been restored TO
health, happiness and friends. by i,s use, end ase
now living testimonies Of the curative power os
this REMEpY. AsorRHR ISvAb,n Wssfousp To
HSALrH. REin THt Mosf RtNAhtLHtr curr
IvER REcdNbtu! ss'a' dl'7 n "a
Ds. sw.tsk-Desr Sir: feel called by sepse
ofdu'y owe ,o suffering humanity, 10 scknpy ledge
my grateful thanks Fr the wonderful effect. u your
Con,po,in' Syrup of Wild Cherry on me, sfet
suffering th,t,sh anet month with the mos, siic,
ING OF all diseases, Consuuption. The frs, symp
toms were Of Very heavy cold which settled on
my lungs, which si.dua,ly grew worse. with pro-
iu.e night sxss,'s hsrkins cough, vPi,,lpe blond
Win efeat dehiii'y. My cou.titution seemed bro
ken down, and nrtvou. ys.en very ntteh impair.
cd ] vsrhi to Phadciphia. was treated there ty
physicians Of the hiehest standing. Aut received no
teneh whatever frcm ,hsm, but gradually grew
worse. Until my physicians, we'll DE- myself gave
up all hoprs Of rscovery, snd felt like ons Who is
about 10 pass through the Valley cf the Shadow
Of Death. A. this "awfhl 1unc,ure" hsatd Of your
Compound Syrup Of wild Cherry. Of which pur.
chased six bottles, which am happy TO say soiie.
ly cured me, and am now enjoying hs,ies hualth
tran ] ever have before in my life. Physicians
who Witnessed my are highly recommending
Il in similar eases. end wish YOU 10 make this
public, % that all may know where u procure Q
Icnncdy At once which will teach their disease be-
re ,amPerins with the msuy 'qu,ck noe,Iurns'
with whic', the country l. flooded. Ny residence
is at As Ann street. where I should be happy to
hsve the above substsn,i ted hy personal inter.
view. ALBERT A. ROSS,
Wholesale and retail Dealer in cigars.
IS Ann street, N. Y.
Oj' Dc not deceived by the many spurious and
Worthless preparations Of Wild Cherry. ushcrrl
into notice by isnorau pr,tcndcrs hut ace ,ha, the
signature Of DR.. swayne 10 IN each bottle. WHICH
Is the only guarantee sgainst imposition.
Prepared only Ivy Dr.. SWAYNE. N w. cot
ner Of Eighth and Race strcct., PhiIadclphia and
for 'ale bv respectable Druggists in nearly all the
principal towns in the United States,
Only Agents in Sunbury. s-e r,.
HENRY MASSER,
GEORGE BRIGHT.
DR.. ]. a. Moo-r, Danvilio; T.. $. Mackey Il
Son, Milton; MD & J. Wells. Muncv; c. A.
Wyatt. I.e~ishu,g; Davis & schnure, Selinsgrovc;
John Y. Rem, Lime Mountain r. O.
phlladrlphia. au7-c2m. fs.iy
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Oar Choice.


Mn. Ep'roa.--Yous pspss few weeks since
gave list Of the names Of tho democratic csnj-
dates in the 6eiJ fct the Assembly. Among them
we noticed, with pleasure, that Of Mr.. slLAS II
ENGEL, Of Sunbury. Asthstims is approaching
for the nomination Of candidates, you vii much
obligs many Of your democratic friends Ia this
township, BY permitting We 10 express our prefer.
cnce for the gentleman above namel a. suita.
te person 10 represent Us in tho next Legislature
We know NJ. ExesE ~ poswss the requisite
Qualifications TO make such representative o.
the democracy Of OH Nor humberlsnd desire,
and shall, tketsf"fe, estoessly urge upon the party
his nomination. In his democracy We have. full
Mi,h, knowing him to he identified with the
leading measures Of The patty. Ia his knowledge
ofthe affairs Of the State. complicated as they are
Of present, we have The assurance thst he will
be sLle 10 render important service. Besides. he
isiruly end emphs,csiiy one cfthe people in every
sense the ,erm-in sympathy as well as in ac-
ton and consequently can command vote which
few others viii be able TO do. The convention,
We are persuaded. could pat no person in nomins-
tion for this Office who would render more salts
faction, and who would reflect more credit upon
tho county, than Mr.. Eneei. t
..s Tax Voick OF AUGUSTA.
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Our Next Member,

Ma. EDIroa The time is approaching when
we should think aseut selecting candidate for
The Legislature. We have heard of a eoodiy
number of persons who have been mentioned as
candidates, end the claims Of this person and tha,
person. and cfshts side ssd that side Of the river
Now we, who are NOT office hunters, think the 10.
cal Of the csrdi,s4te is Of much less i
portance than his ability. His honesty and integri
ty. And as for the claims of eny cre to Office,
we look upon it as humb~s, as well as snti.re.
publican. Offices were made for the people and
not for the benefit Of oaicrholdess. who are,
or at least ought to be, the servants urshe people
If there are any claims or rights in these matters
they belong to the people, who have a right, and
should exercise that right In selecting rcch per.
sons who are best calculated 10 promote their 10.
terests. as well as the interests Of the public.
Such man we think we find in the person OF
ALEXANDER JORDAN, Esq, Of Sunbury. and
as he has consented u serve il nominated and
elected, let every good democrat and citizen put
his shoulder 10 the wheel and insist upon his
nomination His election would follow of course,
and would allay all excitement and division. .s
' .,-s, MANY Of Obp TURpuT.
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.1a . ssFED.

On Tuesday last by Rev. M. worte,, Mr.
HAMPTON EvAss. OF Espytown, Coiumhis' County
to Miss SARAn HfhEMAN, Of this borough.
On Thursday the 2dth ult, Mt. HKSEY ELsros
Of Point township, to Miss JASE VASDbisc, oI
Augusta township
On the 26th ult., by the Rev. r. Ruthrauf, Mr.
FnEDERicx MErkeAR, Of Iyeoning county. ID
On the gath nit, by Rev Mr.. Kiefer Mr.
JAMES Wni1k, Of Milton, TO Miss ISABELLA Far
MiRE, Of McEwensville. 'e 'i
On the 18th nit, by Rev. c. N. tightner, Mt
ALExASpER McLEAs, Of Danville, to Miss Ca
THARIrE KooNs, Of Rush towhship. ''"
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HENRY MASSER,
GEORGE RRlGHT
V a lua bic Farm
FOR SAf,E.

WIbb te offered :, public dale, IN The pvim
" So. on Tuesdsy the aslh day of September
next. oil that vsiuabe Farm. itm the estate Of la
cob Keller, deed situate in Shsmokin township
Northumberland county. adjoining lands OF Asa
7. Juhn, Henry Mol John Richards. and o,trr,,
containing one hundred and seventy four scres,
strict msssure. lying within half mile Of the Dan.
vills turnpike and ~ mics nom po't.ville where
on are erected good two story dwelling house.
shop, BAN. good s'abng and ou,buildings and good
cider works. Ahou, 100 acres Of said Fsim ere
ciesf.d and in food state Of cultivation about
six sctcs Of which are excellent meadow. Thee
are about 500 h airing apple t.ees, (princIpally
s~ee',) tocethsr with great many swce. cherry,
plum. and Peat tte"s on said farm. There is o
fountain a. the door, brought from never f.ilins
spring, The uncl,ared land is well set with thris
wing voting timber.
Sale to comm nce .. 10 o'clock m sad dsy,
whefc due attendance viii he given md terms of
sale made known, ty PHILIP KELLER,
....s5.r.4 DANIEi. KELLER,
SOLOMON KELLER,
August, 2is,, 1s4f-3t Esecu,ors
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ID 4 n ID

In Northumberland, on Saturday last, Mrs,
ANN ELIZA PAUL, aged abont 30 years.
In Milton, on the 27th ult., WILLIAM p.
HULL, son Of John H. Brown, sged about mos.
In Delaware township, on the 26tb uft., Mrs.
SOPHIA LEYAN, wife Of Jacob Levan.,
In Mahoning township. Columbia county, .on
the 4th ult., Mrs. MARY SANDERS, wife of the
late Jacob Sanders, aged 81 years.
In Harrisburg. on Saturday morning last, j.
NJ. G. LESCURE, one Of the publishers of the
Harrisburg Union, and the State printer, aged 80
years.
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DR. sMfrHs (sreAu CoArkn) IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETADI,E PILLS"

INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS."
4 RE daily ehsc,ins some OF The most astonish.
q ing and wonderful cures that have ever been
known, In consequence of which thew have now
become shining mssk sssins, which sii the Or.
rows Of disappointed hope. rnvy, and unchsri,s.
bleness levclled without distinction, The town
and country are alike filled with their praise. The
palace and the poor house alike echo with their viz.
tues. Ia ell climates. under all ,rmpers,ures, they
still retain their wonderful powets, and exert them
unsltefed Ivy age or situation. They are simple in
their preparations, mild In their actions thorou
in oil their operations, and unvalled in their TO.
suits, They are an'ibilinus, aniis,lysprptc. end
an'i.meIcurid, and they are peculiarly beneficial
IN the following complains fever aud ashe, vel.
low end bilious issers, dyspepsia, csoar liver rum
P's'ns, sick headache, jsundice, ssihms, dfupsy,
spleen, piles, colic obsruetous, hssstburn, furrcd
tongue and foul stomach, nsues diasrbna, cos,ive.
ness loss Of appetite, ssllow complexions, colds,
and In all cases Of tospof Of the bowels where
csthsrtie or On sperient 10 needed. ~ ? s'9 II 81
N. B. No Sugar Cosssd pills can be genuine,
unless every boy has on il the signature of U
BENIN SMITH, ~. d. 90 --''1--',7-7-- :,
or CAUTfON.--As miseuhle imitation has
been made, by the name Of .Sugsr Coated Piils,h
10 necessary 10 Be sure that Ds. @, BIrj sxIrrs
signature is on every boz. Price 20 cents. 49,.
.. Principal Office, l79 Grecawich Il New YORK.
- Sold BY JOHN w. .FRrLtNO. Sudbury.
stpt. 4, lslf.N '''T'
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Wanted Immediately.

A SMART, active Lad, shout Ia years Of age
n 10 attend store. One thst understands both
English and Germsn would be preferred Apply
at the Cheap S,ofe. east end Of Marke, Street
fa .f t.f w. H. THOMPSON.
Hunhu,v. Sent, 4,h, is4y-A1tia s-i7-.,. M rev.
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WV eNUnG oHuuNG8 atoE
The enly knuipn Medicine fhnt of tls sam. time
pursts pur.fss and sirsaefasas fAs sysfem. Il.
49, = .nIg II j LoxbcS. July Z, ls4B.
nR. tE ROY's Pill. arc a rs~ meiipiue
which has just sppeatej, and 10 Easl taking
the places of oil others Of tbs same class. Tbrse
pills are composed Of many ingredients. bu, the
two principsl ones are Ssfsapsrlls snd Wild Cher.
ry, 80 united that they act together; the one
through its adrn'ttufe with other su.tsr rse. pu.
rifyins ,nd purging, while the ohef is strengthen
ine the sy stem. Thus those pills are si the san.
time tonic and opening; desideratum long and
eagerly sought fof by medical men, bu, never I've.
fore discovered. In other words they do the work
OF two medicines. aud DO il much better than apy
two We know of fof they remove nothing from
the sys'em bot the Impurities so that while ,hey
pufss they strengthen; and hence they cause no
letts,ion, and are followed by no reaction. DR.,
le Roy's pills have a wonderful influence on The
hood they not only purify without weak ching il,
tu' they rcmove all rious PARTICLES nom The chye
before il Is converted into tluid and thus make i'm.
pure blood an utter impossibili'y. As there i. no
dehilitstion, 20 there is no nausea OF sickness at
trndag the operations Of this mosl ercelen, of me-
dicines whrh never strains or to,tuIes the Lic-s.
tive functions, hut causes them 10 wark in per.
fectly natural rnannes and hence pcscus taking
them do not become pale and emsciateJ, but the
contIsry for while il is ths pfopery Of lts Sara.
Par'lIa. united IS !, is with other ngted tents, to
remove al ,hst 10 forsiga and impure. IL 10 eqaslly
the property Of the Wild Cherry to retain eli ,hs,
is natural and sound; and hence q ssbsst state Of
health 10 the cestsn result OF their united opera.
'ions. or Price rs cents per BOX. s. 90
Assnw for Ls Ray's Pills. obo,.. 70 sbaiSHh
J. w. FRllING, 2s...,.. ~
.ast.s - a.v ,bgIOHN YouNG.S 0'"'''y'
Trspalo VI. A. McCAY, Nor,humberrd
husuN ais,ist7.,-ty
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PRICE CURRENT. D.,
Corrected tpeekiv bv Henry Mdsser.
s Good Intent Fire Company,

"GOOd Intent Fire t'Olnpany.c
A STATED MEETING ef the ccmpany will
~ be held on Monday evening nrst, a, Z o'clock,
at the Court House. Puuciusi attendance is re
quired. HENRY D0NNEL.
-Srpt. I. lS47s Secref0ry.
"vvasllllhgtOn Fire Company
THE memisss Of the sWsshinstdn Fire Com
= psny" ate requested 10 meet st ths State
House, on Monday evening, Sept. 8, at ~ o.
clock precisely punciusl attendance Is required.
sept a. t-i SAMUEE J. YOUNG. Sec. Z
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Srcuntrr ro TN. rArnoss OF DaAspsvrn's
PItts.-In consequences Of the great variety OF
counterfeit, labels Of pretended Brsnd,eth's Pills
Dr. Brandreth, acting under sense of duty to the
public. has smpioyed those ceIsbrsted artists Mes
''rs. Perkins and Durand, who have succeeded in
producing three new labels, OF so complicated q
asiure, as 10 snoun, 70 On impossibiliiy OF mi,a-
ion. The border Of the top and slsp of the uuder
abel Is composed of the most elaborate and chas,e
rattefns of Isceswork, To crown the climax of
hese besutiful labels the pspc. upon which they
e printed is previously printed with red ink, after
design SO exquisite and minute ss to defy com.
's'ition the iop and the under label each contain
he words, "hES1AsIS BhASpsErH's riLLs."
written In red ink nssrly two hundred ,imes--,he
op and Under label containing, therefore, upwards
# Ave ,houssnd lsissFu. There u also upon the
'sp the Under, and the side label, two sienslures
4 Dr.. Bnndrs.h one being his regular signature,
hus-B. Brsnife,hI and the ether, his foil sisns-
ure, thus-Bsnjsnin Brsndrs,h, both being FAC,
smiles ofths writing Of Dr.. Brsnaresh. 10 imis,e
which is forgery! The Bnndre.h Pills having
'hsss lsbsls upon them, can b relied upon ss true
Hs sessine' ssao dg3 osiA % - .ibts,sT
% Puvchssc ofH. Mssser, sunbory. or Of she
ssn'srut.hsd in another par. Ct his psrer.