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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11
STATE or YERNIoNT.

DtstFTcf OF Ju6fto0r0, N
!BNO obviate the Inconvenience which might
n arise from the Stated Courts Of both
Probate Districts ofihis County being held on
the same day, it has hecn thought advisable to
change the times for holding the Stated Gourts
for The Marlboro District, as folows, 10 wit:
AT Chase's, Bratteboro, on the last Thurs
days Of January, April, July and October.
Al Riddles, Wilmington, last Thursdays of
February, May, August and November.
AZ Atwood's, Fayetteville, last Thursdays
OF March, June and September. fg4
!. DANA HYDE, Judge
Brattleboro, Jan. Q, 1899. IS
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NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY.
4 rom the Morning Chronicle OF Nov. 22)

Settlement of The Boundary Question:
~ have heard today, in quarters where
laiprmation on such matters especially may
be fully relied upon, that the question Of
boundary between the possessions Of Great
Britain ia North America and the United
States, is on the eve Of being formally nd.
jas cd, and in manner, it is said, which
viii give satisfaction 10 the public on both
sides. and be in accordance with the views
OF toe two governments.
Ii is, in fact. stated that communications
for some time past have been going on be-
tween Mi Stevenson, the American Minis
ter, and our Government, upon this point,
ead that it has been determined TO appoint a
commission, to decide upon the question, the
Governments nj the same Time recotnmen-
ding mutually for their adoption, tina, the
river St John should form the separating
line between the two countries, whereby that
portion ofihe province of Maine, which the
Americans have always claimed. will be
decided to US, and as an equivalent, the coast
and territory lying between the rivers ST.
Croix and ST. John. equal in size to what is
given up on the other side, will be made
over TO America.
BY this means Maine will possess almost
an entire water boundary, and the country
between Nova Scotia and Canada will be
laid open 10 u.s. point in itself of the very
u,most importance more. especially Mt the
present moment aud there can be little doubt
that the railway which has often been pro
posed from Halifax TO Quebec, but us often
put off in consequence ofthe state Of bounda
ry question. will soon be carried into effect
by which means it is needless to say a mos
important and favorable change will be eifec
ted In our Canadian trade
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11
Brighton Market--Monday Jan. I, 1880.

lRepored for the Daily Advertiser & Putrint.l
Al market A50 Beef Cattle. (inculing IS unsohl
last weekly 1000 sheep, aud 100 Swine. The Swine
have been several times before reported. leo Deei
Cattle unsold.
PRICES Beef Cattle--we quote to correspond
wnh last week. viz; first quality 81 rs so; second
quality so a z 90; ihiid quali,, 25 6 so;
Shsep-We notice sales u, 2 20. 8 90, so, 75,
and SIS; ~,
Soine-A lot TO close, at 6, lot to peddle, Mt G
and 7, at retail 8 l-2 ST.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

Al Vernon, Jan. Let, by Rev A. Brown, Mr. Erastu,
Hubbard, Jr. to Miss Fanny Frost, buih Of v.
Al the Vermont House, 10 this village, Jan 8. BY
Rev A. Brown. Mr Patrick Trumhle Ia Miss Sophro.
mia iicmiuway. both Of williamsburg, Ms.
IL Norlhfeld, Ms Nov. 81, Mr. Francis Aicxande.
TO Miss Eurenia r. Fay. MI of NJ f
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11
ANTHONYivAN DOORN, .See'y.

The Ringieader Caught. Dennis Cush-
man, The ringleadef Of the gang of roeues
which have been proving about Springfield
and vicinity, was taken in Rochester, n. Y.
last week, BY Mr.. Elihu Adams from Chcopee,
and he is now confined in Springfield jail.
A letter was mailed at Chcopee, directed To
Capt Slack Rochester, N. Y. This exci,-
ed very strong suspicion. Mr.. Adams imme-
diately proceeded TO Rochester, and waited
around the Post Ofice, Cor the appearance Of
the Captain. Ia few days Capt Slick cal
led for his letter, and he was The veriiable Den
ms Cushman. -Northampfon Gas.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

Caution 10 Paper Makers. james Martin
died on TUESDAY at Patterson. N. J. from in
hang gas used in bleaching rags 10 Mr.. But
lcr's paper mill. Several Others in the mill
were also seriously Injured
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11
III hire, Fg,.0cE.ets 4. sD,s.

sFI EsarSe, EsF0cAeU n Cos.
TIME American First Class Book, Poter's
n Rhetorical Reader, Abbot's Abercron,bir.
Connie ON Health and Mental Education,
Tract of American Unitarian association, No.
1888; The Worship of the Father, service Of
Gratitude and JOY, by DR.. Charming.
Jan. L. 1889 Ia
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

Counterfeit Money again! Counterfeit two
dollar bills on the Paioiurei Bank, Rhode Is
land, are ia circulation in Northampton. They
are said to be very good imitation of the gem
uine bill.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

Fire. The stables Of Capt. Heath, at Do
yer, Goochland Co. Va. were destroyed by fire
on the night Of The 10Th uIt. together with a5
or so horses and mules. F,rhe loss Of property
is estimated at from s25, 900 to $50, 600. Sup
posed to be the work Of incendiaries.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11
From M'Kenzie's Gazette. Jan. 5.h.
BritisA PIelio Kidnap Mr. MaeKensi,

British Piotto Kidnap Mr.. Mackenzie.
The following is copy OLA note received
at this office last Sunday from most res,
pectnhle source on the frontier, We pub
fish it for the purpose of exposing cons
piracy to violate the sanctuary Of the United
States, second in 'infamy only 10 that Of
Drew and McNab 10 murder Dnrfee and
burn the Caroline. o'
Mr.. MeKensie--I have just learned
from authority that cannot doubt, that a
Treaty. is now in negotiation between GER
tain citizens in Jefferson Co and the Cana
dian Authorities. by the stipulalions oil
which the Kingston prisoners are 10 be
spared. and you, in consideration. are TO be
kidnapped and given up 10 the Canadian
Government Meetings tsecret OF course)
have been held for the purpose Of settling
upon the manner OF carrying their object in
10 effect There is no mistake about tkis--
Dec. 24lb, 1888.
John Tope. OF Cleaveland. Ohio. has been
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

Up 10 Snuff Amongst the items Of Con-
tlngent expenses, OF the last session Of the u.
5. House Of Representatives, was s42 90 for
snuff This account. for the dignlaries OF the
land, being 50 "good at pinch" Another
item was sS7s 90 for making pens As each
member f,he House is supplied with penknives
and quilts, at the expense Of the people, they
might at least make their own pens The
amount charged for stationary was $50, 79a
IS, more than Si40 for each member. We do
not wonder that we sometimes receive newspa-
pers from Washington enveloped in gilt edged
letter paper.-Bost. Trans.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11
TEMPERANCE MEETING.


The Windham County Temperance Society
held their annual meeting agreeable TO appoiui-
ment at Guford Centre, on Tuesday Jan. /,
1889, and after attending TO very able and
interesting address by the Rev. Charles Walk
er Of Brattleboro, The society proceeded TO
choice Of officers for the year ensuing. Chose
Hon. Pbineas White, President
h hsH; T Tso%@' Wood vree p,e.idea...
Anthony Van Doom, Secretary.
DIRECTORS. J
J. g. Holbrook, !
J. L. Stalk, b'atueooro.
Philip Marin, eI Gnilford.
Elder Samuel Fish, Halifax.
a. Lamb, Hf Whitinghain.
Dsa. Jonathan Ingraliam, Marlboro.
Eli Crosby, Newfan.
Asa Boyden, Esq Dummersion.
Dca. Goodhue, So
Doct. Piny Stafford, ( st Westminster
Dea. Barnard Salisbury, Townshend.
Rev. Nelson Barber, Rockingham.
s. S,ebbins, Esq. Broosline.
Dea. Emery Wheelock, Wardsboro.
Des. John Rice, Wilmington.
Deq. David Bancroft, Grafton.
Joha,han Cotton, Esq. Athens.
Timothy Goodale, Esq. Jamaica.
Dca. GFoui, Stra,top.
Elder Pierce, - Londonderry.
Rev. Selah II. Ames, Windham.
Dea. Laban Jones, Dover.
The society voted their thanks 10 the Rev.
Charles Walker, for the very appropriate adj
dress he delivered. before the society.
Voted 10 adjourn.
ANTHONY IVAN DOORN, See'y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

Destructive Fire. A letter from the Post
master at Wythe Court House, published in
the Lynchburg VirginIan, says:--" / stop the
mail TO inform you that one third Of our tnwn
is in ashes. The fire broke out about O'Clock
this morning. We are in great coniusion.--
Many of our citizens are without houses To
be estimated. Comparatively /; is greater than
that which resulted from the fires in New
York, and Charleston"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11
BRATTLEBoRo TOPOGRAPHIC
COMP NV

rByHE Stockholders Of the Braitleboro Typo-
a graphic Co., are hereby notified TO meet
at their Counting Room, on Thursday the 8 Isl
inst. at nine o'cuck, A. NJ.
VIM. w. FESSENDEN, CLERK.
January o, 1880. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

Mrs. Reed, Of Mississippi, daughter Of the
late Captain Ross, has bequeathed her large
estate to the Mississippi Colon7atio Society.
This donation consisted Of her farm, one hun
dred and twenty-thrce slaves, ana about six
hundred bales Of cotton! Captain Ross, some
time since, left his estate 10 the American COL
onization Society, but from soma cause un-
known, efforts are now making to break the
will. Should this be done, Mrs. Reed has
made such arrangements, as to secure her pat
rimony, which IL one-thrd of the whole estate,
10 the Mississippi COLONIZATION Society.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

The Richmond papers ofyesterday announce
the entire destruction of that spacious eslab-
hshEneat, the Eagle Hotel, and three large
brick buildings adjoining it on Main-street.e
The furniture and contents or the tavern, and
Of the Offices and stores in the basement, as
well as the contents Of the other buildings,
principally consumed. The loss is estimated at
about 100000, Of which about $4,000 was
covered by insurance. Wash. Globe, Jan. 2.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

John Tope. OF Cleaveland. Ohio. has been
arrested on charge Of having caused the
death OF biz wife by means Of poisop
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

To Paper Makers. The consu-generpl of
France, at New York, has been authorized, by
his government, to offer a reward Of $4,000
francs for the discovery of paper that will not
Il. Paper makers can obtain further informa-
ton by applying 10 the consuI-genersl, NJ, De
La Forest, from IoA. M. to sP. Nm "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-09
John Lawrence's Estate.

wv f the subscribers having been appointed
w by the Hon. the Probate Court, for the
District Of Chittcnden, commissioners TO re.
ceve, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate of
JohE Lawrence, late of Wesliord. in said dis
trict deceased, represented nsolvent and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give nos
tice that we will attend 10 the business Of our
appointment at the dwelling of Daniorth
Wales IN Westiord. in said district, on the
first Wednesdays OF August and October next,
at one clock, P. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated, this 18th day of May A. D. 1889.
WILLIAM WOOD, COn,miS'
REUBEN FARNSWORTH. ( sioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-09
Benjamin Irish's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT. }
DISTRICT OF cHITTENDEN. SIS. !

DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. SIS.
A T probate Court holden at Burlington,
"A within and for tho district aforesaid on
tenth day of July, A. d. 1889, an instrument
purportlng to be the last Will and Testament
of Benjamin Irish, Cd. late of Hihesburgh, in
said district deceased, was presented to the
Court here for Probate, by Lura B. Irish, the
ExecutriX therein named.
THEREFORE it is ordered by said Court
that public notice be given to all persons con.
cerned therein to appear before said court, at
a session thereof to be holden at Burlington,
on the second Wednesday of August, A, d..
1889, and contest the probate of said Will,
and it is further ordered that this order be
published three weeks successfully in the
Free Press. newspaper printed at Burling-
ton, in this State, the last Of which shall be
previous to the day assigned, as aforesaid for
hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers
Office, this 10th day of July,A. d. 1889.
WIN. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-09
UNEXAMPLED
NAlyl{OIH SCgEEME.

TEyHE following details Of Scheme V a
d Loiierv. to be drawn in December next,
warrants ~ in declaring il To be UNPANAL-
LELED in the history of Lotteries. PaIzrs
TO the amour, hare nercr betore been altered TO
the public |, is true, there are many blanks
hu, on the other hand, the extremely low
charge of eco per Tickci--,he rd'ue ond
number Of the cupitah. and the revival OF the
good old custom of wARRANTiNG THAT EVERY
PRIZE SHALL be Dawn AND SOLD, will, WI,
are sure. give universal satisfaction, and cs-
pcciallv to the Sir Hundrsd Prize Holders.
TO those disposed to adventure, we recon-
mend early application Icing made 10 us for
tickets when the Prizes are all sold, blanks
only remaln--ihc first buyers have the best
chance. We, therefore, cnpha,ically say
DELAY NOT! but a, once remit and hansm'
to us your orders, which shall always receive
our immediate attention. Letters to be ad'
dressed, and application made 10
SYLVESTER e. CO.,
1856 Broadray, Ne,D York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-09
B0ISom of Liuer7vo,t.

1T. L.SVETsy e. GO. AGa&J6 IT'S
ENOR selling Doct. Taylor's Balsom Of LiU-
d. er,rori, for Consumption, L,rer Com
plants. Coughs. Colds, !SpiHing of Blood, Pain
in the Side. or Breast, Asthma. Pieur'sy, Short.
ness of Breath, Pdipitatton Of the Heart, De-
biiiiy, Nervousness and all diseases of the
LUNGS and LIVER.
The virtues of this celebrated article has
but recently been tested in this region-suii.
ccnt however, has been used, in Chittenden
and Addison counties. to give it justly a
name above any medicine, hitherto offered as
remedy and cure for consumption and liver
complan,s-To show what cures may be ex.
peced from its use, we insert single case as
published in the New York Daily Express.
November 4, 1S36-",The Balsam ofLverwort
has found hundreds of adv coates, and has
produced so large n number of testimonials in
It's favor as perhaps TO render further approba-
ton unnecessary. | cannot Withhold my small
need OF praise. knowing myself pre- disposed
to consumption, both for peculiar formation
and hereditary transm ssion, ! sought all
means to obvatc this calamity, and recover a
naturally weak constitution. | spent two
years al Pisa, in Rome, two years in Florence,
and another in the south of France, seeking
mean time the advice Of the best Physicians.
Last summer returned to this country, no,
recruited in health, and perhaps not much, il
any worse, than when left. had seen il
the Reading Rooms in Europe, American
news. papers. containing advertisements o.
the Baleom of Liycrw and resolved upor
trying its boosted virtue. As soon as arrived
in this country, used it. and in three months
was so well that concluded could saie!,
pass the winter here, and accordingly did 50
have used bottle now and then. through
the past summer. am now in as good hrIitI
as can wish to be; my cough has VINO
subsidized and my lungs have every feeling q
health. shall be pleased to receive any per
son. who may wish for further particulars, Il
my lodgings. City Hotel
A. A. DELAFIELD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-09
u a z
For Fdcultu of .Seilinr Goods {

For Faculty of Selling Goods Cheap.
ETCWARD'S Is the place to buy
Goods-nO mistake about II, q sure guar.
anty of 1t is that he Is Taxed for his faculty
of dong business higher by hund eds Of
dollars than any other Ean 10 The state, OF
the same profession, and more Singular still
he is assessed just twice as high as his
neighbors Now how Is it the gentleman
listers were jud,ciouSlv chosen to act ac-
cording TO their best judgment and proha-
bly, have done so--'he'r dolugs for persons
abroad is a good advertisement tor the
store home customers buy # Howard, and
talk and tell OF il to their friends who want
goods or To know and see where The bust
ness is done which l. recommendation TO
Howard's Cheap Cash S'orr--w then
is left for Howard to do? lis sometimes
said that men do not know hens elves CON.
para,lvely. and are not always conscious OF
their own faculties relatively, before being
tested; it may be so with hun. when he
lost IS per cent discount on his 81 so Wind
sor money, every body SAID he Won d make
money 5v It, and 50 he did When he was
taxed $500 for hls faculty of selling
Goods IN 1888 they all nd he would sell
enough more pretty, new and cheap Goods
to tie Ladies of Vermont 10 make it all I'd
and more too, and 1t was Just as they said.
The Listers say there is no getting at
Towards business, he does so much that
the law is not big enough. new one must
be passed ln the House IN the side Of the
Mountain TO reach such eXtravagnnt mo.
nopOlies, It's too much TO have so many
Goods sold by ono man and he to sell all
he Brandre,h Pills 100 tina, are sold in
Burling on, 1t leaves no chance for Pedlars
or Doc'ors. son" Of The good substantial
appraisers said 1t was enormous to see how
many goods that Howard sells; whv, they
come from all parts to trade with HIM, and
somehow he always liked to trade there
himself, for he always went off so well
pleased that he got well paid for buying of
Howard and that he noticed that The trade
was all the time ncreaslng!" Well now
such being the stories and the result cor
responding, Howard himself is of the
opinion of many people that the business
OF selling goods in Burlington is pretty
good, and As so many are engaged in raising
his faculty up he ought to endeavor to
equal their expectations in selling an in
creased quantity of goods which The store
is now supplied with and the signal Flag
up and flying to denote the place with the
motto
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-09
DIR. HULb'S
UtcrO Abdominal Supporter.

V5NHIS new Instrument Tor the tad'cal
n cure Of ProlapsGs Utcrj, or Falling OF
The Womb by external application. super
Seding he use of he Objectionable Pcssnry,
is confidently recommended to The oill ctcd
as the means Of n perfect restoration to
health, It never having failed ot performing
cure, even under The mos, aggravated
circumstances. II has received The decided
appreciation Of SIR Ashley Cooper of LON
DON; Sir Benjamin G. Brodlc; Sir James
Clark Physician tn The Qnecn; DR.. Ash.
well, Lecturer on Midwifery to Guys Hos.
pltal; DR.. R,gbv. Lecturer to ST. Bar,hol.
omess; DR.. Griffith. Lecturer to Weslmn-
stcr Hospital: Dr.. Rams bc,ham Lecturer
20 London Hospital; Robert Ferguson,
Lecturer to Westminster Lying-,n liosp'-
tai. Dr.. Swea,man, Lecturer to Mlddlesex
Hospital aud senior Accouchenr to Queen
Charlore's Lying. Hospital; also. by
Henry Davies, Conquest; Blundell. Lee
Merrman, Surgeon Kea'es. &c. nv Dr.
Moreau, President of the Academic Royae
de Medec,re, PARIS and Accoucheur to
the Duchess D'Oreans; Professors Vel.
peau, Marjoln, Paul Dubois, Samson, and
others ;--and in New York by Professor
J. w. Francis G.. S. Bedford, M, d.
Professor OF Midwifery in University the
city NEW YORK; Professor DeafieId,
Professor Francis U. Johnston, President
County Med, Society; Luurens Hull, pres
Medical society, state Ut New York; prof.
James McNsughton, of Albany; professor
March, prof Cyrus Perkins. 2rof. Doane--
Drs. Tbos Boyd, Gilbert Smith, Hosack,
S,earns. Ludlow, Cl>sam, Vache, Power,
Grayson, Van Rensselaer,, and many other
distinguished Physicians IN the u. Safes
A. q, HULL ;--Oflice a Vesey.st,
.4Stor House. New York,
MA constant supply OF he above Ins'ru
menfs, with Dr.. HuI's Improved Truss
for Hernia, will be kept bv
ROBERT MOODY,
Druggist burlington, ~.
F.. w. Brewster. .Nddlebury.
f. II. Prentlss Wontpeler.
James Porter. Rutland. iv l,1v
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-09
FORWARDING.

THE Subscriber having completed his ar.
l. engagements at ST. JOINS and WHITE
HALL. is now prepared to receive GOODS in.
tended for TRANSPORTATION between MoNTRE-
ALand New YoRK.
All orders addressed to the agent at St.
Johns, Mr.. w. II. BuRLAND, will be promty
attended to, and no trouble or expense spared
in the despatch of Goods addressed to the
Establishment.
The Charges for Commission, Wharfage,
&C., will be found at least TWENTY-FIVE FER
CENT below what has been hitherto paid upon
the Line. FRANCIS MULLINS.
Montreal. Cd Nav, 1889
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-09
Diseases of the Lungs.
Decidedly the most popular remedy ever
known in America.
nv EGTTA3LE RULLNoNA-

Nv EGETA3LE TULLEoNA-I
W RY EAISATI is the most va,ua>
bic remedy now in use for coughs, colds, asih.
ma or phlhlsic, consumption, whoopng cough
and pulmonary affections Of every kind. Its
sale is steadily increasing, and the proprlelors
arc constantly receiving the most favorable
account of It's effects. The following new
certificates are offered for public examination.
AN INTERESTING CASE.
Extract of a letter from Mr. G. S. CLAW. King.
slon, Ulster co. n. Y, to the proprietors.
Yours OF Tie 9th inst. was duly received. A
-. ole cure was effected by the Vegetable
! AIRY Balsam in the winter and spring
"t - The person. Mr.. Moody, had been
* ii long time with the consumption. His
pay sicans had given him up He was redu-
! ced so low as TO be unable to help himself. and
was raising large quantity of blood when he
commenced using the BaIsam. which has efTec.
ted a complete cure, and he is now as hale and
hearty as ever he was Mr.. Moody has re
moved from this town, but he has promised
me n mere detailed account o. his case. which
| will forward you. G. S. CLAY.
Kingston. N Y. June 25 1888.
Extract of letter from DIR. Jacob MYERS.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Basam has been
sold in this county for two years, aud the
medicine has gained an uncommon celebrity
for it scarcely in one instance failed of having
the desired effect. am by no means in lavo
OF the many noslrums, most Of which are i'm
positions upon a credulous public, but tina
which know by use to be cffectual, canno
but help give my appreciation thereto. A
counterfeit preparation has been offered herr
by travelling Agent, of Coms,ock. N. Y
| and tbaro 10 l.. l.
is strongly suspected to be spurious.
JACOB MYERS, NJ. ID.
Miffling,on. Junia,a co. Penn. May 3. 1887
From DR.. Samuel Morrel, to the Proprietor
of,he Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
am satisfied that the Vegetable Pulmona
~ Balsam is a valuable medicine. 1t ha
been used in this place with complete success
in an obstinate complaint of the lungs, altcn
dcd with a severe cough, loss of voice. and TIT
raising of much blood, which had previousl,
resisted many approved prescriptions, Ate
using the Balsam one week. the patient
voice returned and be was able to speak audi
bly,. This case occurred some time since. anc
the man is now engaged not only in acliv,
but laborious business. Respectfully, &c.
} S. MORRELL.
1t is now more than six years since | wa
brought verv low by an affection of the lungs
and my complaint was declared TO be incura
BILE by council of three physicians. wa
then restored to as good health as had en-
joyed for many years, by using the Vegetabl,
Pulmonary Balsam. Since my recovery
have recommended the Balsam in a great ma
ny cases of lung complaints, and so far as
can learn, its use has invariably been followed
by much benefit, and in many instances it ha
effected cures which were wholly unexpected
SAMUEL EVERETT.
Boston, March 9, 1887.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by J & J. II
PECK & Co., Burlington, Vt.