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2Eir babfn jest anIern ssIern inlmer fatt
niebte eneers ais frsubiae Slaebritbtsn i'm
Setretf Der fcBtea wabl su psrfdnpsn. Ale
Staateu, ,peIebe mir ais 0ebsr fir Sarrlcu
perlproeben batteu, fcmmen naeb uno naeb
sin, rle mir er,partet battsn, uno tprrosn auf
bic <lts an Scpfs unlsrsr gpitcriel:eOums
me seiest. Aueb aNs 5lpefsIhaftsn Staatsh
init Insnabme BON Sirslnicu; eommsn elmer
natb benz anorrn nno nebmen ibren sceubrrns
bsn Stang uuter cen rspublifauGeben Staas
tsn. Ble ansensbm uno srfreui,b mu6 cies
Steiultat fir allr Srcunbe 9lelbsr Msnithans
recbte fen. UnscRcbm unp srfreu!ltb, nitbt
al!sn sn iebsn pa6 fts nibt nit lssrsn 8srs
iprccbnsen betrosen ltne, lpncsru arb ;u
,plden, pa6 BIC lluipn ittbsr asrettst 1T aus
ben 5aursn 0srjeniscn, 'pslebs Ns 3u ;e(ircn
orobcten.
1Dic 70 gang entsescnsflestsr Irt mi6en
bic Gsfhtle RET &ofofoers cpsr Der llntsrltht>
ser Sau gursns itin,tei eintm ioIheu Nsiul>
tate. 1ss srt6te sbcil BON ibnen mar ourt
sebunsene YrsiIsa perfhbrt, taub uno tllnr
aesen a0ee wabre unp Slhslltbe; fe iaben
nIebt osn Itsrunp, Der ltb Scr ibnen ttfnete
unb in ,pslhcn fe nnpsrmeirlet sclthr5t nd:
ren, wena nitbt sitdlitsrwsiis Der sr6Hsrs
3bsil ibrsr sinilhtsrollsn Mlitthrssr ltanps
Daft arssn tas Ssrpsrten 9cfampft llnb ceu
@irs srrnnacn bdtten, eer ibrcm Atsen pen
pplitiIhsH SOB trlnst.
Manhsr sbvlihs 8an Buren D1ann bat
nun Gslesenbeit ein5nieben, ws CT rur6 Die
Hnfibrcr fsincr elscnen partci setrcasn Mnb
.bintsrsauaen murpe. Der fblihts Sanos
mcrfer Mne Sauersmanr, ipnrre in ben eitien
1DabHs achaltcn, bab CT 3nr rsmofratiIhsn
partci sebortc, ,sdbrsnc ihr Otsrbaupt nur
,uouartbiIebe maatre9sn unb spldne imYors
icblas battc Oieie tcntc ,parea ae5wansen
fir itrsn lintsrbalt 3u arbciten, mo tonuten
niebt bfsutlitbcn Nercn anp 9eriammlunssn
teiwcbnsn, wcpweb fe bdtten telcbrt NIB
pon Der Dabrbsit unterriebtst merosn fcns
nsn. .Sbre 1BortreOner bltctsn (tcb wobl,
lte Don bsm mabrsn StanD Der On9e su uns
tsrrlcttsn. SIM Gsssntbsile srpisbtsten frl
piel Nlftbe nno 16meibelhafte Slahrihten
ane fuebtrn ibre 1stsnss 9ahs 70 lanse auf,
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Dem Sicser eebirt Ger Griumpb.-
Sic farriicns9emSfrotsn be9jnnsn jsst eurb
8reubenfsifs ibre Srsube ilbcr ZEN srrungenen
Sie9 fltnb merosn iu laitn. Scober Subsl,
lauter Sancnenbcnnsr unb fb6ns Sauminatis
omen bemeiitn, pas is fib iitsr oa frsusn
,pae its erfdmpft babsn. limb penn Imcs
Ssneoll ni1t quite Ddrtsrinnen bsi feinen
9inSern Bat 70 ,psrcsn mir 3iemlib balc i'm
"@cbs" paS &la9lisp leien baB feline SdbD's
in oisitn Sa9en oft unfanft 9erpsfr murSen.
9a5 Yett6pias WinsrS Spurnal uen pprissr
Wpds fast inpsm unfsr Slatt sur Prsifs sss
ben ioats, brannten SrsuoensSsusr auf oasn
unisre Statt um9sbsnoen Soiselrt ju @brsn
bsS 70 eben srrunssnsn pemrfratiibn Sie9es
in @snniplpansn.
Am poy9sn 9onntrta9 9(teno mar bic
Stabt Gsrmantaun ihSn Saumnsrt, aus bers
islssn llriabs.
9tm por9en Oonnerifa9e purssn bon einem
8luslbiTs, nslbsS ben 9elowars Slub pcn
Remington nab Der Ndpp YarO ouf une ab
fubr 343 Sanpnsnibh1e 9sfsuert. Su eDrsn
csr StimmsnmsbrDeit fir 6arrilen in penns
iplsanisn, Die ron Dem 2anes mebrfab NIT
SbisiItn srlpiebsrt uno bon pielsn SbifSleus
ten NIT tauten (eurrab6 te9rhst wurbs. 9tob
anbere 157 Sanonenfhdifc rpurbsn bon benz
iaten 8obrvu9e gsfsuert, ;u Gbrsn Sts ssnos
fratiibsn Sis9eS in Reu Ssrisp uno Der sans
sen llnion.
Dies 1T @aes in Der Oronun9 rpis c6 fsin
loats.-eabt Die Sie9sr itblibus Gissss frsus
en-. ea6t bic qSfOfofss oaritbsr fbrsisn unb
Die Sspfs bdnsen iie ,pilTsn sas Cube ibrsr
Gage 1T 9cfommen.
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GF@s 9efbicbt NIT bsfpnSsrn Gsfhb! BON
Srsute uno StoIy penn mir unern qsiern
bsute anyi9en oas psnniplpansn cbne alsn
3usiftl elns StmmsnsMsbrbsit fit SarriIon
9ssebsn bat. Gis amtlibsn Ssrbts ron allen
eauntis6 itno ein9sfommen uno iei9sn cine
ridti9s WsbrDsit bon 343. &lsin 1T srpar
bic 3aDl absr 9rcb unb berrli6 1T psnnctb Der
Gig, een Die itanSbaftm Sibns bsS Sbluss
1tsln'Staots6 srrun9sn BADEN. umionit ,par
aller @inf1us os5 Staats une Gcnerals@upsrs
nrmentb. lmfcnf marcn ale alissn uno Der
ldumrun0sn Der 6SbsralsNsmterbaltsr unS ils
rer 9soun9enen @erfSsu9s. llmfcnit mar ale
les @tIbwde bon S6rerali5mus, psiFr gtlas
perei, Nbcljtlrni6nlus uno Gcrsastbsit Die
Sbbne tss Sblubten:gtaatss babtn itrt
SntsrsiTe crfannt uno lsine Saurtn, J.anbs
msrfer uno Sa9sltbntr babcn einen Gis9 ers
run9en, Der isnsS GIsibsn niebt in Der ganssn
Union BAT. East babsr nun esn tauten cSu
bel eribaaen last bas SrsuSsnesibrsl bon
Oaains bis nab Secr9ia srlbaHtn = ennfyl
panien itebt frei in oen Rciben Der res
publifanifben 5taaten ! uno Qorofos
foi6mu8 1T too too !! too ~
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-17
Ger Safer Sta1t
9tfu Dorf,fur
E arrtlOt, SUIer ltno 0IefOrr1 7!

Sarrtlon, Spler llns Neforn1 4!
Sltu Vorf, 0Rartin 8on YursnS seens flee
be $oenath bat ibren aslebtsn SoDn @rlau6s
nib ertbelt nab Sinosrbccs jurlidjufsbren.
Die 8itr9sr jsus5 Gtaatss noasn ni6t bas er'
iib Idn9sr in 2saibinstcn bsrumtrsibe uno fie
babsn sabsr bsftloifn, ibn pisper unter ibrs
e9sne auftbt ;u ifslsn, pamit ct turb feline
pldns Su elmer ifsbcncsn 9trmes unp llntsrs;
@basfammcr nitbt msbr fbaSsn fam.
2Gir baben Seribte bon Der 9Eabl in Nsm
2)crf BON aaen @ountiss erbatcn, Nleabsnp
sauntp aus9encmmen. Scarrifcns Wsbrbeit
1T fppsit 1900 unb mir psrmutben, bas fe
nod auf $4,000 anwatfn wro. Scbao
mir ben rfTesllen Ssriebt srbaItsrb wsrcsn mir
Jpn scaFdnei9 mttbelsn.
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9 6tc, o. TX.
Ses alten Sipp's Staat.

9e Badspes babsn ibr Ssifss sstban, unb
bsn 8utbs nab Joerynsluif sej,at.
1Dir BADEN smar netb nibt ale Ssribte'
ppn Der QSabl in Obo, aber nad> cen srhaltes
nen su urtbsilen, ,sirS !6arrifon's Wssbrbst
in Obio wsnsifens $4,000 fin. Die 8ufs,
epes fsnnen ben oItsn sipp unb tpiasm. tasd
i'm wsiiIen Ganlt Die Se,ppbnsr Der Blcdb
itr nibt psrssiIsn wrp. T1ir msrosn fob
,pis misiieb Die effeieasn 8eribte lisfrn,
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5pctialzWabl.-9er Gupernor bat ieis
ns Nrcflamaticn erlafftn fir bic (oaituns elmer
tslonesrn 2Gabl, i'm lShn Gcn9rsfs9ifrift,
bsifsbsno aus esn @auntis6 Sunata, Ysrrp
uno Gumbsrlanb, ouf nabifen Srstas cen 20.
oitfte, um sinen Son9rebs&eprslsntantsn an
fis Stslle ts6 pertorbsnsn 1Silltm Z, Nnns
lep su pablsn.
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bieie sanobdeel felt Der Mitte ocs l7ten
Sabrbunberts fbon 6S Weilen 9aab eins
eenommen. Sie bobea fib icear Der
Staot ielbft 8enabert, uno beoroben oieIe.
sn Ifrifas &diten finoen Stdote
uno eanie 1rmesn ibr @rab unter oers
eleihen Sonstiirlnen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-17

2lmtlt6e 9ln9abe Der Gclfslfimme tn
Qennlplpanten, bet Ger leeten
DrelGoenten- 28abl.
1Dir tno enblb nab lan9sm Dartsn in
Stanc ssiset unisrn 2sfsrn bic amtlibsn Ss,
ribts ron Der prTosntsnssGabl in Yenniplpas
nisn pcrsuls9en. Sclssnbs ISABELLE entbdlt bic
senaus Nnsabs alsr @timmsn Die fir bsits
Slnbbaten einaeaeben ipurbcn
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Witstur9 cen 6tsii Wobsmber.


8eitern Nahmitta9 um 4lbr erelsaes
te fib in SaparostOspn Elm 8orfau, Der
70 traurie ols @ltsrn uno Nrbster sur
8orFbt ermabncno 1T. 3nsi 8inSsr
n6nIib Ipieltsn in gntfernune wenieer
Sbritte BON einem neu0esrabenen, iebr
tiefen gotbe. pl6eIib wib oer Sooen
unter ibrsn Bdiien, uno nit Wdbe selane
esnob einem 9eraoe porbrsebenoen Mans
ne, oaS cine 5u erfaien. Sas anoere, elm
oaerlisbites Mdo6en pong Sobren, ST
bella Sreibey, itGrgte in bic Siefe unp
puroe erlt na6 pieler Mube toct unter
Der iie bsoedenoen Gree berppr0eorbeitet.
(Sreibeltsfreuno.
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Gin bliibenoer Srt. Gine3eitune pom
Staat Nti6isan, beuerft "spir 5aben in
unierm Stdotben aspei Srantweinbrenne=
relen, cine &e9elbabn, brei SiQiarojimmsr
uno fanfSebn Groslbops, nebit einem
3u6tbaule.'
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SIR SAN BureiL
gltu Sempihire, 7
Sir9inlcn, %
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ltnolGd,-Die Stdtfb stpifeben Sin.
einnoti uno Dapton, rpuroe am l2ten
uori8en Wonats um8eporfen, mebrere
Daha0icre littea oaourb iebr beoeuten,
S6aoen erlltten; unter DEN am neiifen
8cibdoi8ten, befanoen fi6 ;wei @eifli1e
Don cincinnati.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10

is regulation as 10 The presentment of rreasury
drafts, which was addressed to the different de
positaries under the act, and is herewith published
Tor Information to the holders of such drafts:
"By the 23d section Of the act, it is made the
duty OF the Secretary ofthe Treasury TO issue and
publish regulations to enforce the speedy prescna
lntion of all government drafts for payment at the
place where payable, &c.
"All of you, except the Treasurer of the United
States will, therefore, at the end Of each quarter,
make out list Of the drafts that have been drawn
on YOU by the snid Treasurer previous to the be-
ginning of the preceding quarter, aud which, ny
the notices you have received from him, ~ pear
to- have been outstanding aud not presented. That
sl YOU will forward TO the Treasurer aforesaid,
and alierward refrain from paying the said drafts
when presented until he shall have been consult
ed, or shall first issue new instruction for the
payment thereof; and to promote the reasonable
presentmcut AMI settlement of said drafts. they
shall ne carried, Ivy the Treasurer of The United
States, to separate suspense account, and, until
n new order, he regarded no longer chargeabe
on the depository an which they were originally
drawn, bit be subject 10 payment, and be made pay.
able there or elSelchere, found convenient to the
Treasurer, on subsequent application to him for
that purpose by the holders of said drafts
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of The Treasury"
Here, then, we see that drafts which have been
in circulation one quarter, aud have not been pre-
scented for payment -discretted, cancelled
Oh no but they shall still ''bc subject to payment
and be made payable Mt the Treasury, Gnstead OF
the Offices Of The receivers) seiOhere as found
cGnrenicni" In other words, they nre just as
good circulating medium as ever they were; and
they may continue in circulation for mn unlimited
time, md still he precisely good Thus is re-
vealel another of the dishonest tricks Of the adj
ninisralion. With all their proiessed horror o.
great unregiinled and Unlimited government
hank--with all their professions that they have
prevented even the possibility Of such thing
here is the thing Itself revealed all its deformity
aud proved by their own official acts.
| We ask the honest portion Of the adnnstra-
ton party TO examine this matter aud see WIKI
are the advocates of an unlimited and unrestricted
national-aye, federal government bank. And
they come to the conclusion which we hav,
drawn from the provisions of the sub-,reasur.
BILL from The known fact tina, these drafts nre il
circulation, and from the official order of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury to keep them good, AM
thereby keep them ia circulalion-we ask then
to tell us VIVA, they think OF the honesty of thei
lpu1ars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10

lei, Kendall, Ctoswel, and the presses peusioned
to do the foul work of sonderina an old patriot {;
thus sink theyall into the deepest infamy in the
estimation of all honorable men. Let them con-
tinue to pour out their connections of ialsehood
and villany: VIC believe that the honest men Of
their own party will thus be convinced, that the
cause in which these men and these presses ure
engaged is an unholy one,-such an Que as can
no longer receive the support of right-nudcd free
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10
ANOTHER UsURPATICN OF POWER!

Congress refused TO pass bill adding 1900 men
to the Florida service. We learn from the Madi-
sonan tint since The adjournment, the Secretary
Of War hascrdercd out $500 men for this service.
and appointed Gen. Read of Florida 10 command
them. Where is his au,hority' If he can call
out 1900 men, why no, 100000, aud establish his
standing army at once, without the sanction OF any
law hut his own will? Behold The Executive
assuming thus, one after smother, all the.powers of
the government, including banking, legislation and
carry ing on war. II is time for the people TO in
quro whether this is as it should be.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10

Stale expenses mean Vermont state eX-
penses aud expenses of the President, who IN roy
al parlance and according to the new locofoco
doctrine is The Stale nhe average expenses M o.
ments of money borrowed and the like, have been
S64. 307,II. The amount expended for fr'iiu
alone of the Presidents house, since tho reformers
came in, is S706s0,40. Patiison must order our
loco(oco edirors "to CROW" about State expenses.
tT5- Did it ever occur TO the locos, who arc
complaining of state expenses, that they are doing
all thry can to double those expenses, IN fact? Lei
them succeed ip fastening Calhoun, Buchanan ana
Walkers doclrines upon us, and thus, by reducing
the waIes of labor and the value Of properly
one half they in fact double ak our state, town, ana
school laNes Very pretty relormers, these
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10

One Of Mr.. Fan Ness democrats, Hermanus
Blocker was member Of Congress during the
last war, and drew up an address to tho people, IN
behalf Of die federal members, in which Madison
and The war were iierceIy assailod. oS-Presdenl
Van Buren, has appointed this same HerTanus
Bleecker on foreign mission, as charge d alinIres.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10
2,5G0,664,S0
6iO.I66,20
202,4I6,62

Rate of increase over
first 4years, 80 per cent. l26 per cent.
We have here, at aSglance, tho true state of the
case. | he increase of The average annual eXpen'
duurcs in The State, in the second over the first
four years was but Ia er cent; in The national
government the increase was AZ per cent. The
Increase OF the average IN the State in the third
four years was 30 per cent-in the national l2o
per cent. Or if we take the average of the last
eight ycars of each. we shall find the increase in
lho State is 81 per cent. and in the national gov
eminent, under the administration of the relormers
the increase has been precisely -FOUR TIMES
AS GREA +, or "a per cent! But will any one
say: there has been large increase of The Stale
EXPENSES show me ,phere and for wh0t it has
been? We will crafty him TO the extent OF our
ability. The following exhibits every payment
made in 1924 and 1889, and shows for what ana
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10
NATIONAL EXPENDITURES.

ny reference to the table previously given, it
al he found chat the amount expended for mill
tary service, including Notifications, Indian af-
fairs, &c. in three years of Mr.. Van Buren,, 1887,
'38 and '39, was S54, l6l,73l So
In 3years of J. c. Adams, 1926,
~ and 2S 1858 1888 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10

Windsor bunk bills le eOdn W. Stno bank 4 -
tSenato of 30 members, instead OF ~ councillors.
five Judges In 1899 three in 1924.
Tor this than $4,000 for unugual expenditures
such repairs grounds collecting and repair
ing arms expenses militia the Northern frontier, and
expenses Of committee to rovzo tho Statutes.
Nlncludns the salaries of three officers under the new
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10
CcTloN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER /,
FOR SENATOR'S,

Washington county,
ARENAS Cushman,
John l.. Buck.
Orange,
Simeon Short,
Timothy Morse,
Nathaniel Wheatley.
Orleans,
Jacob Bates.
Wndsor,
Walter Palmer,
Abel Gibson,
Barnahas Dean,
Thomas 2. Russell.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10
REHABILITATION,

REHABILITATION,
Classifying he objects for which expenses haze been
increased.
Debentures, Including the new Senme) 2,4lO,6o
State causes '''''''' $4,000
Salaries (includiag two additional Judges
oil The Supreme court, and offices ere
ated by the new constitution, 3,009yD
Wof certificates 10000
State Prison 10l1T0
Total sl49l6,OI
Which has grown on, of the natural in
crease ot Legislation and Judicial bust
ness, and not been materially affected
ny any legislative enactments since
1894.
For the benef, OF the insane and the
deaf dumb, and blind 54lG.37
For the benefit of the agricuturasts l,l56,2l
Special acts 47S,Gl
Expenses of the new militia lao 4,SlS,40
Total Sl2y329,59
Whi' h has resulted entirely from new le-
gslalive acts since 1924.
Auditors orders $3.50 80
" contingent So IL
Pay of money borrowed and interest l,44s,3l
Payment OF surplus revenue 140S2
Repayment of taxes 100
Loss in bank bills $3.50
Total s7,434,43
Which has been contingent, and entirely
independent of any legislative acts.
Here is the whole story, as fully and as plainly
as we can give ii and now, since the Apologies
and supporters of FEDERAL EXTRAVA-
CANOE have found fault with State expenses,
and endeavored to make political capital out Of it,
we demand of them LIST, 10 point out single item
of which they complain; and ID 10 Shoto single
appropriation, 'chtch they or their representatives.,
aparty, erer resisted in The legislature. Toe the
mark, gentlemen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10

| Caledonia co uniH
Walter Harvey,
Elias Beniss, jr.
addison,
Dorastus Wooster,
Elias Bottum,
lHanc Chapman.
Esser,
Stephen Howe.
Rutland,
Isaac Norton,
IOrson Clark,
Henderson G.. Dana.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10

We challenge denial of ,hcse allegn'ions Wy |
Capt. DANIEL. Let the people read and think
for themselves, and The TRUTH will triumph.
EoAutrSf Scorr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10

Balance against Mr. Van Buren, SI3,6UI U3O 81
This embraces the Florida war or ralh 81 pdri
only of the expenses Of that war. MS the pay OF
the officers and regular troops in that service is
penditure-this vastly increased expenditure -
and the expenditure of millions upon millions be-
sides, in the Florida war, been necessary, cconom'
ical and wise? Il the answer Is IN the olhTmN-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10
EARLY POTATOES,

Ono good mode OF raising potatoes
early, is to carry ont basket full of po-
tatocs into the garden in March, as soon
as the frost is out of the ground. Spread
the potatoes out, so as not to let one lie
on another on the grass-cover them over
three inches deep with horse-manure-
then some refuse hay or straw-then cover
over with boards so tight that the hens
cannot scratch them up.
In few days, the sprouts will start
out, and before they are two inches in
length, uncover your hidden treasure, land
carefully transfer the seeds into your
rows, prepared with rotten compost. If
the ends of the sprouts are allowed, on
planting, to stick above the surface, they
will become vines the sooner.
In this way we have forwarded our car
lp potatoes with more effect than in any
other. For when planted out in dirt, or
in manure spread out SO thin that it will
not soon heat,thc potatoes arc long time
in starting.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10

~ Balsam is q valuable medicine. I, has
been used in this place with complete success
in an obstinate complaint Of the lungs. atten-
ded with severe cough, loss Of voice, ana the
raising ofmuch blood, which had previouslv
resisted many approved prescriptions. Amer
using the Balsam ono week, the patient's
voice returned and he was able TO speak audi.
BY. This case occurred some time since, and
The man is now engaged not only in active
but laborious business. Respectfully, &c.
S. MORRELL.
II Is now more than six years since l wis
brought very low by an affection Of the lungs,
and my complaint was declared 10 DO incura.
BILE by council Of three physicians. was
then restored to as good health as had en-
joyed Tor many years, by using the Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam. Since my recovery I
have recommended the Balsam in a great ma.
ny cases of lung complaints, and so far as I
can learn, its use has invariably been followed
by much benefit, and in many Instances it has
effected cures which were wholly unexpected.
SAMUEL EVERETT.
Boston, March 2, 1887.
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