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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26
TWO DOLLARS REWARD.

n A.BRYANT L. Co., Have on hand and are just
". receiving prime assortment OF spring and summer
Goods which will be sold ut uncommon iow prices for cash
approved credit, such prices cannot fail to suit Gus
TONER'S Please call and They will be sold the
terms AS heretofore excepting that all accounts which
not paid within the ycnr after the account has COM
mence will be considered cash. and must he paid in cash
n. D. All demands due of than years stand
ing must be paid, no mistake.
May "a, o. A. BRNANT& Co.
NOTICE. The subscriber wishes pay upon all demand,
~ now due him. All persons called upon by this notice
il is hoped will attend 10 il, without delay.
May "a, 4. HUTCHINSON Jr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

CENTLEMEN's Mocsain, Fur and I.eghorr lat, for
VI sale by T. HUTCHINSON Jr. !
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

TUST Received and for sale loS, fresh lot Of West In
d dia Goods, warranted Of the best quality
Dry Goods in few days Is per cent lower than ever.
"A. BRYANT Il co.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

TuST received, from Boston and New York, prim
d assortment of new goods, CHEAP for cash
may Ell I. HUTCHINSON Jr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

irn support,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

4 Of Rutland, passed the FRS, day OF November
oigh,rsn huodsd aud twenty Tour, 10 hevby En-.
tended and continued in force until the Are, day
ofJsnusry eighteen hundred and City Sir
2 The said corporation shall be subject to sll
the siievIstions and resrie tions contained in OF
imposed BY the general laws ofthe State rclas,vs
10 banks and monisd corporations which havs
been or hereafter may he enacted by the General
Assembly so long as the same shall continue In
force,
, II shall be the duty Of the Director Of SAID
Corporation on the frs, DAY Of January eighteen
hundred and forty oae, To ascertain the value u
oil the property and effects beior XII, 10 asi
bank; also all the debts and liabli,.ss az taaris
and ASCERTAIN the value Of each stsrs ss
tai stock Of said corporation and suhuii ~ ,s
10 the bank commissioner.
4. lfin the opinion Of the bank commissioner
each share Of the capital stock shall not be worth
fry dollars in specie on the frs, day of January
eighteen hundred and forty one, il shall be the
duty of The directors 10 make an assessment forth
with upon the shares Of the several stool holders
for the amount such value shall fall short of ff,v
dollars upon each share.
5. lfany person owning a portion ~ ~. 49,
tai stock OF said bank FL saaf ~ Glss tt.e r..t
Gay Of January eigh,eer a. .4# sa
signify his wish 10 ~sshd a4 ir sa,
bank il shalt be the duty -sff .ret.as. K 0sg
such stockholders the val gflis ..tl..s.. -. IN.
capital stock so ascertained a. Aforesaid, and
thereupon such portion of the capital stock shall
vest in Incorporation, 10 be disposed of a. fol-
lows
g. The directors shall within six days after the
first day Of January eighteen hundred and forty
one, give notice by putting up advertiseme nts in
three public places in the town Of Rutland that
such portions Of the capital stock Of said bank as
may have been vested in said corporation as a.
fore'ald, will be sold by auction at the banking
house OF the corporation, on come day not less
than twenty nor more than thirty days after post
ing up such Advertisements, at the time and place
thus designated, the cashier Of .aid bank shall
proceed TO sell oil such stock BY public auction.
2. Whenever the general laws of the state, re-
latng to banks and monied corporations, shall be
rePugnant 10, or inconsistent with, any OF the
provisions contained in the said act of Incorpora
ton or in this Act, the said general laws shall be
deemed obligatory on the said corporation, and
such provisions in the Ac, Of Incorporation or
this Act shall be imperative.
Approved 18th Oct. Is40.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

to give over his lsbors entirely a. cal
sieians. All that art could do a..
his recovery, bu, insanity and mort,s.,,'
in, and loss Of strength was 90 greats
was soon pronounced hopeless. E,,.
the sever-s pains, he fingered uD,g
ed. ""'h
His funeral will take plac. on IN, "A !.
aud II may be reasonably supposed a, |,
del eonfe'sor, Mr.. BRowNsoN. Cd.
q Pansgyric upon him. His on, h,.,
sand Office holders are invited to ,u,,,
their last respects TO one from whov !,
received so many distinguished Looo,.
rewards III. political remain. .ins ]
to the land of their nativity 70, i0,,,~.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17
THE HERALD.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. II, 1910.
THE PROPHET


Without honor in his o,cn country and among
his O,on Ain
We shall probably be able to make q great mn.
ny pleasing comparisons between Mr. Van Buren,
and Gen. Harrison by occasionally taking . eros.
cut, shorthand, obliqus view Of matters and
things pertaining 10 them in their antagonist DO
si,ions before the people. Cues Martin will
grow smaller and smaller In his own estimation
a. well as in that Of the people, from such con.
trasts.
Know oil men, That New York. Martin Var
buren' own native State has given q msiort,
against him Of over TWELVE THOUSAND
votes, preferriog General Harrison. bv that mueb
TO "reign over" them
THE PROPHET
Possessing honor in his ogn country and NJ
mong his orn ken.
Ohio, Gen Harrison's State. has Riven him the
Overwhelming msiority of TWENTY THOU.
SAND! lfthese two circumstances were ,u,
Ject TO an arithmetcal process. in the rule of Pro-
portion, the product would be 81 900 msiori,v
IN Two Ststes for Harrison, with very large Re.
msinder for the fact that Van Buren, lost his own
SLATE and the whole subject TO an advance Of
""een per cent for extra ex-rtions put forth "a
secure its choice OF him. Strike the difference.
and say, all things considered, II is in Harrison,
favor just about fly two thousand nine hundred
and sixty -onc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17
VERMONT ALWAYS TRUE TO HERsr,,

The Green Mountain boys have again spoken
In their strength in favor ofthe mar whom the
people delight TO honor; and having determined
to win the banner they have come forth from the
Gfeen hills armed with native thunder, driving
the scattered remnants Of loco-focoism in dism.v
from their lurking places.
vermont Is "the Star that never ssts''-and
the echo from her ballot-boxes on the tenth day
Of November, 1910 will long reverberate "harsh
thunder" from her mountain tops.
Fyou doubt, look At the returns.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

Our neighbor OF the Brandon Wing 10 a little
disposed 10 be witty at the expense Of our folks
but II he will just examine our election returns
to-day he will perceive that Rutland has not bee
SGT off to New Hampshire this time-and that we
are not slow in voting, though we may be behind
our neghbors in uumpeting our own fame.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

me Joy OF the wings at The complete rous Of
van boreni'm, KendslIism and Browusooism /,
characteristic Of the un,iring eonsssncy with
which, through long controversy they hay..on.
ended Tor The pure principles ofthe constitution
.hey indeed rejoice over their victory, bu, their
Joy deep, temperate and rational-no, tL.,
h'nd which venis itself in vain words, or in ia.
muiiooos BOOSTING and seaseIsss parade, for they
'ooh not Tor 'po'ls-th~y have no, commended 70,
once es' Tor the eons,ito,ioo-snd they rejoice,
not 30 much because WIN. Henry Harrison /. =.
bout to be placed in The presidential chair =. ,b.,
Inc eo"'''io'ion Is safe and the county is free.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

The long continued excitement which has sgi-
tsird the country f,r so many months 10 fast sub
siding. The dove may 70 forth safely, for the
waters Of strife which but Yesterday covered the
land care assusged" We congratulate oil our
fello~ citizens In view Of the prospect Of return
ing quiet and relief from the wsschings and snx.
iety which has 90 long had possession or the pub
lie mind. We congratulate them upon the ..
bundsnt harvest which has been just gathered in
Of the fruits Of the esrh-but especially would
congratulate them that the dark clouds which
ha's for yesrs hung gloomily over the moral and
eillcal horizon have been scattered, the threat
coed tornado has passed, and the sun once more
siHes forth in it's former brightness upon our
land. We congratulate the Wings and The sober
and honest among the tories, who have, we doub,
not, been held to the support Of Van Buren,, at
the present election rather from pride Of opinion
than from choce-upon a change Of men-snd
more than this, a change Of measures. But we
have no sympathy for the disappointed Office
holder or office-seeker, from Martin Van Buren,
d"~n~ards, nor can we sympathre with tina, por-
of the conductors Of the public press, who
prostituted its power and its influence to
setuss. tina rxistencs af party. the grana oh
sf whose leaders has been "ths spoils;" and
=. .eeP in Office chief magistrate whose ulti-
mate object has not been the good OF the country
or the perpetuity of her free institutions.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17
Neg Jersey.

TO Congress, no mistske--ihe abroad seal is pu,
on so plain that loco focoism can't erase it,
Netc York.
Wing majority I2,253. Senate, 81 wings, ~
locos. &C Wings, 60 locos, 2 doubtful. Congress
10 wings, 81 locos.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

NEw HAMPsHIRE. II il was not for Locofoco
Growing, We should have regarded il as certain
that New Hampshire had gone for Ma,ty Van.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

The Van Buren, press [,he ruling passion strong
in DEATH continues 10 charge the Wings with
procuring fraudulent votes and so having H. this
way carried their ticket IN every State. Humph!
The Wings must indeed have been dilIigent in
collecting and importing illegal voters, as they
could not oil have come from Philadelphia. or
Canada even 10000 illegal voters, equal to
the whole vote Of the State Of Massachusetts, and
this will be about the majority for Harrison on
the popular vote. These Van Buren, men have
wonderful faculty Of "enlarging." Would mt
they draw tears from crocodile,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17
Cincinnati, Oct. 2, iStM

tlnClunail, otl. q, ioSp
Gentlemen: Your kind letter OF the 2lh
ult came duly to hand, The subject on wbitA
you address me, look upon as one oil N
greatest importance TO the people OF this coVsI
try, though have generally refused 10 anss'
the numerous queries addressed TO me, geesI
ally from my political enemies, knowing
were intended TO inlure me with the ooun'
In my letter, however, TO Judge monA
Massachuse It's. which he had liberty 10 pss
any way he thought proper, except to PO'e
] expressly state my views on the apoaS
question. therein state that Joined mp
clifton society in Richmond, at the eanip
Of eighieen-ihat have seen no ress
change my views on the subject since.
! will now further state that belew ~
gress has foil and complete power TO lef
on all subjects relating TO the Distnel o.
lumbia, and should use that power w
ishing slavery in the District. And ahSsyI
Congress, perhaps, has no power 70 infir,
with slavery in the several States, yelsp
ious am TO see this immense evil pot ""
that ] would willingly sign a bill, sbO0s
pass Congress, approprialing al ne w
revenue for tho purpose Of Purchssint
slaves, or for indemnifyingthe states that ~.
voluntarily abolish the system. The ".
Priaiing the surplus revenue for this P''g.
is no new idea to me. II isone J have
entertained, and have more Than once y
pressed myself, and Ihope ye, 10 lrs"
so desirable an object accomplished. al
You are aware, gentlemen, that 'ps
delicate subject for the peace oil Tie -, al
and whatever is done should be cone
much caution. You probably have ~s
letter TO Nh. Lyons Of yirgiuis. You W.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

We expect to add TO the 1876 votes FOR Harri-
son, Tennessee, North Carolina and Louisiana.
Full returns are not received, hut il is strong
ly probable that the "Old Dominion" has Jump
ed Into the Pit of Locofocoiap, and we ssenno,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

| ives borrowed to announce the expected loco vic
tory in the Empire State, a few days ago.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

"ores' u any body hs. seen the canon ,h.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

Without honor in his o,cn country and among
his 0,cn Ain
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30
.Eayne's Hair Tonic.

EA L HAVE, heretofore, numbered ourselves
Wv among thuse who believed that !" ALI
BEBT'S HAIR TONIC" sold by DR.. JAYNE
was one OF the many quack no.trums whose vT'u"
are never seen beyond the fusome puhs Of then az
thors. We are willing, ut length, 10 make PuOuS
ocknow ledgmen Of the error Of our belief Al w
innate friend some two or three months since ~
the top of whose Uranium was as bald as piece y
polished marble, maugie all our jesling ana l,u,
Guile of the idea of attempting TO cultivate so Oa,''
a spot, purchased a bottle or two OF the tiat w.
&c from Dir, Jayne, and, according TO his Directive,
applied it, During the present week, 'ne ss ...
friend ushered himself into our presence, ana ''s
veIing his hitherto naked head. astonished Us VIZ
"A Thin, though luxufiant growth Of hair, from
to two inches in length--upon the very p's"' ,ba
we hal believed unyielding TO cultivation l .? 40
tiackless sand that skirts the Atlantic, ~, d,
puff bur is relgious, true, and to those VINO 'OsO
the gentleman can be pointed out. what 14 20,
in favor Of this Tonic the case here eheu 4
not one oftemporary baldness--no sudden rs - ,bs
hair--but was one Of years standing, 'nogs ,,l;a
gentleman is but As years of age fh"a"'S'
SPsrR Of The Times of Oct 81, 1889. l
Prepared only by DR.. JAYNE. No ~ ~ ' S0N
Third ST, Philadelphia, and for sale by Wiz
& DOLL, Marlinsburg, Va. Price 81
Fehruarv % lgf0
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30
SECOND SUPPLY

or NE " AND omar GOODS.
FHSHE subscriber respectfully bces leave to in.
II form his friends and tho public generally,
that he has just received at his Store ia Shepherds.
town, his second supply Of
NEW & CENN[p GOODS
directtromthe city OF Philadelphia, winch compr-
ses nearly every article called for in this seston of
country, which he invites The attention ofallper-
persona hoare in search ofnew, cheap, and fash.
l0uabIe Goods, 10 call at the Store OF the subscri.
Der, who is determined 10 sell cheap Goods for
CASE, or to Panctua} persons. Call and examine.
JOHN I. COoKUS.
Shephprdstown june ~ 1899 IF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30
NoRroLK, VA. Sent. 90. 1898


DEAR Sal very cheerfuly add my testimony
with regard to the efficacy Of Dir. Peters medicines
My wife had been for several years suffering and
lingering under the effects of dysper sia, with IL.
usual Accomplishments, when, in December 1885
purchased of you one box-iicm the use of which
her health far restored that she deemed the
further use of it at that time Unnecessary. On n
return Of some symptoms Of the disease during the
summer of 1897, she resorted to the same remedy.
and continued it until she had taken the contents
Of three boxes. Since that time she has been well
and can, without Inconvenience eat any thing that
she fancies
From this case. and from the benefit to my own
health, derived fiom the use Of a sioglc box ! am
prepared to believe, tina, this medicine i. Justly en-.
titled TO all the credit claimed for il 10y its warmest
advocates. Yours, very respectfully
" VI. WATKINS.
MIR SMITH, Agent Suffolk Va.
N0vrmber2l, 1889,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30
NEW Observation-Disclosures IL
COPPER, TIN, AND
SHEE'T-IRON FACTORY.

VENtE undersigned, having settled in Martins
IL burg, respectfully announces to its citizens,
and those OF the County, thar he has opened Shop
IN the house the corner Of Burke and Queen Sts.
opposite the Martias6urg House, where he is pre-
pared to fill all orders for any article Of Copper.
Tin, aud Sheet-Iron Ware; and where will always
be kept on hand, the following articles--manulac-
tured in superior style, and at the lowest rates-to
wit:
Copper and Brass Kettles, ofGH sizes ;
A general assortment Of Tin Ware;
Brass LadieS;
Sheet and Wrought Iron Pans, &C.;
In word, every article Of use that may be found
in his line.
The undersigned confidently expects a share OF
public patronage, he is deter mined to merit it
by close attention robustness, and desire to please,
as to prices, and guilty Of work.
WILLIAM J. HAYDEN.
April o, 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30
10 the Farmers.

TEVIiE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
n has purchased the FaiiiHg Water MN. laiek
The property OF Archibald sheerer, Esq. and il pre-
pared TO purchase Wheat of those who are dispo-
sed TO sell, for which he pay the biobest ,n,r
Net price in cash To those who prefer having
their wheat manufactured, he would say that he viii
grind on the usual terms stand the ms pection and
deliyerthe Flour in Georgetown for Mirty cents
per barrel He will also continue the Boating b..
StheSs, as heretofore, and viii transport Melchan.
a'Ee and Produce, ofevery description, that may be
committed 70 his charge, as cheap and expeditions
as can be done by any person, or company. ON the
canal. CHARLES DOWNS.
August IS, l838,-N
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30
GAINESVILLE, MKcKLEEBERo Co, VA,
Eol.,.Yr,, In1z {

CLARKEsvILLE, MKcKLEEBERo Co, VA,
February z, 1887. !
DEAR SIR. I'll embrace this opportunity of ex-
pressing you my pleasure at the unrivaed sue
cess Of youl Pills in this section of the country. 1t
is the general fault Of those who vend paieut med
cines TO say too much in their favor but in regard
to your Pills, am firmly persuaded that they de-
serve far praise than you seem inclined to give
them. Six months ago they were scarcely known
here, and yet at present there is no other medicine
that can compare with them in popularity. In dys-
pepsia, sick headache, arrangement Of the hillary
organs, and obstinate constipation of tho bowels,
know OF no aperent more prompt and efhcaciuos;
and have had considerable experience in all these
complaints.
| would add, that their mildness and certainty Of
action render them a safe ard efficient pmgatiye
for weakly individuals; and that they may be given
at all times without apprehension OF any of those
injurious consequences which frequently attend
the application Of caomel or blue pill. On the
whole, consider your Vegetable Pills an inyaua-
BILE discovery.
Very respectfully,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30
HooPING-CoUGH AND GROUP

FENO PARENTS. -Joyne's Expec,oran' y sicr
M out exception tie most valuable uoOp
in use, for the above diseases. 1t con,e's and
ing Cough into mild and trac'abie a.SeaS mo
shortens its duration more ihan one'hal' ~" hsH
duces certain and speedy recovery ,,poup i
to one teaspoontul, will certainly cue - 10 a
infants and young children, IN nan 40 pg slb he .,
hour. The lives of hundreds Of children WI" ,s,d
we'd annually. by always keeping " on n'" S,ors
Tor every gency. For sale at tie
WILSON & DOLL. Martinsburg, va
February 20, l84s.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-30
BOARDING..
Mfrs. IL. c.. WOLF,

UNIFORMS he public that she has removed 10
u the house situated on the corner Of Queen and
Burke streets, " here She is prepared To accommo
date alew more boarders. Herterms are mode
rate.
u Referto Col JNO. STROLLER,
JOS. BURNS.
WM. DORSEY.
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FRESH
ID II Y C. O o ID S. .
FRESH
DAR-r.-soM q CO.


"A RE now opening large and splendid assort-
"A ment Of Dry Goods,-fashionable. cheap and
good. CLOTHS -l0pieces ofblue, black, brown
and fancy coorcd Cloths.
SUMMER CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Cassinetts !;
together variety ofnew yle Goods lorpants,
yestngs, &c.
SlLKS.--Black, blue-black, &c.
ousseline de LANES, Shallys, Laces, Edgings
and lnsertings.
very superior article ofEnelish Straw Bonnets.
CALICOES.-50 pieces OF British and Ameri-
can Prints-very cheap.
Ginghems, light Chintz-a splendid article.
1914 bearhed Linen for sheeting.
DOMESTIC GOODS--Twiledand plain Os-
uaburgs; brown and beacbed Mustin-6ne and
good; plain and striped Cottona; ineindigo Check ;
from 10 cents up; barred and plain JAG lnetts
Bed ficking-good and cheap; Pittsburg Cord !;
C,rton Yarn; Candle Wict Ii end Hardware
200 bbs. OF No, / Herfings--togeiher with a
large end general assortment Of all kinds OF Good
suitable for the season, all of which WILDE sold
al small advance. Those wishing to pure
Will do we'll to give call
Falling Waters, Berkeley Co, Va.
June %, l839.--tf
AE-All kinds of counfrx rroduce taken !, ~
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Dr. Jayne's Expectorant.
wrLsos DOLL, Aorsrs, mAnTrsspuaa. ;.

WILSON DOLL, AGENTS, MARTIxsEURa. =,
YENfIiS invaluable medicine is da;lv .g.
u some Of the most astonishing and wond ss'Hg
cures that have ever been known. All who -"
ever used i for Asthma, Cough, Splitting Of Bloaa
Hoopins- Cough, Group or Hives, Consumn,;oa'
Chronic Plenfsy. Hoarse ness Pain and snIi.-o'
Of the Breast, D fiicuy Of BREATHING "a
other disease Of the LUNGS and BREAST ly
| and do attest 10 It's usefulness. BRQNrtIfTr1osn
a disease which is annually sweeping tbo.sa.s
upon thousands to premature grave ,,nA'
mistaken name of CONSUMPTION = 49,. .ue
CURED By it. The usual symptoms Of this d;.sa.
(Bronchitis) are cough soreness Of the lnsa.
throat hoarseness, difficulty Of breath ng ss,srno
hectic fever, splitting up Of p'legm or n,atsr Ia
sometimes blood. II is inflammation OF the s a1
skin which lines the inside Of the whole Of III .'s
tubes or air vessels, which run through eye,s in@
Of the Lungs. This Expectofant Immediate, ra't
presses the cough, pain, rhe nation, fever and AK
Guilty Ct breathing, and produces free and easn
expfctoraton. and cure is Elected
Ii always cures Asthma--lwo OF three lar,o =
ses will cure the GROUP or HIVES Of eb,1a,as
in from fifteen minutes to hours time. i ~
medatcy subdues the violence of HOOpINc.
| COUGH, and effects speedy cure Hundred.
who have been gwen up by their physicians as n,
durable, with CONSTITUTION have basn :.
stored perfect health by it.
Rev. JONATHAN ColSG, D. D Presidep, a,
Granville College. Ohio, says" He was laborins
under severe cold, cough, and hoarsene.s. anS
that bis difficulty OF breathing was so great tst n
felt himself in imminent danger Of Immediate suaa.
cation but perfectly cured by using this Expec.
| toran,"
| Mrs. DuKs OF Salem, N. ] , was cured of As,b
ma, of twenty years standing by using w boltles
| Of this medicine. Mrs. WARD also Of Salem. was
cured ofthe same complaint by one bottle. A Young
lady, also Of Salem, who was believed by her friend
TO be far gone with Consumption, was perfectly
restored by three bottles. DR.. HAMILTON, Of
James, s. C., greatly affected by cough
hoarsencss and soreness Of the lungs, and on usno
bottle Of this medicine, found permanent relief.
| The following certificate is from PRACTISING
Phys stefan and a much respected Clergyman of the
| Methodist Society, dated Modest Town, Va, Az
gust 81, 1888:
! DR.. JAYNE--Dear Sir--I have been using YOUR
Expectorant extensively, in my practice for the
last three months and for all attacks Of colds inHa
mation Of the Lungs, consumption, asthma, pain
and weakness Of the breast, it is decidedly the
/ best medicine have ever tried.
| Very respectfully. yours,
| r. w WILLIAMS, NJ. D.