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New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
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~ sub>criher4 .oeC0bon!eS iIAARLElIo OIL,
which he warrants 10 be- genuine. HIS mott" i, Honesty
i, the best policy
The subscriber wonll here express s iegrct that many
OF hi, fellow citizens have hitherto permitted l!eserc, 10
BIZ deceived and imposed rpon bv dishonest men, quack>,
anctioneets and preen"rs who offer 10 sell watry call
HARLEM Oh fourteen shilling, per .,ro>,!
Attend strictly the following Wrappers printed in tin
German language ana those i'll tlr y-,x head,
ably spurious; and OF to>e printed in III. English not NOR
than OF hundred i Genuine, OF them being
printed in Ner-Iork All genuint are tngii> aud
have and residence printed them TbIsls done
b. Mr. llY The manufacturer III Holland They haze also
my written signature.
Thi, IIaarIrm Oil used for variety Of diseases. Il
need, putting. IT. always secures is recommends.
ton. Coughs and COLTS are cG,edh itwt!.out utin IN
the styIe al Candy dealers.
y. B.-rI., undersigned sells the hest Candles tSrart'}
N-wi orh but he do MT sell Cough Candies
sumption, iined ankles and oethacLe e leaves that
!aryc dealer, and me!ica! gentleman.
y. E.-'itnuine German Cologne Water imported by the
undersigned. CHRISTIAN SYLVESTEK,
F.ncy store M. III Ea-, Broadway,
One door above Pike 81.
y. E.Wan;eei at he above place few 1oz.n Of the i'm
-,o-,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

Physicians :, no have not heretofore used thu preFar7
ton in eir practice are especially requested 10 l'''
trial they WI ind il nt tt most raInabie forms u
which IN npate can le exhibited. ,=.=.,.-,.....
whnl,:,I price. nv irg orders "a y e. d.
SANDS. Dr-i>t-. aud 100 lton., tree S'itt a,o ny
the wholesale Druggists IN New ORR, Bo>on AMI ;,laia'
way, corner OF Chambcr>roet; by D. sand \ Co. f:>'
Brnawa :, corner OF Markerett by !,G>h;oA .N>ia.
wall in al! their store: y Soulr, psl!nc by A,1it>o
OlIiif owcry. and by nearly all lloills'arc,. Soil ~
Bo>tonby William Brown, ss "a,mnsion-siiee, py >s,l
Fowlc, 53 Wa>hingi0a>ueet: iiy brewers >tltTlt,
Cushing and by Reed, Wing X CUtIt. Sold IN tIIiase!'
pha by Charles ELS Cos. Che>But->treet ny " ne
- South Tir,i--;rret rs y. u. Smith. and W iii:>"
Arch aud Sx;!>reet Sold IN baltimore by g. ia S,s.
In Orleans .,ickle> 4 Co.. tiH ly Druggists
in all IN the United States. Plce . rit> ''
nR. PETERS'S INDICATED LOZ-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

these stones, and don't IF, her up. All, van
Mary, marourpeen, ashore, machree lev VI
supped sorrow sure enough ALBANIAN: bit | Know
nv own know. a c,lshla aud tell YOU. he con-
tinued. while, kneeIing by MARY, side. nc sup
ported her on H. arm. tell YOU. and call the
Almighty. the blessed Virgin. and all TIE hol:
saints OK heaven witness that she. who rests on
me now. is in dead faint: | tell you all, that,
though foolish in what She did. She trcer iron!
sin than or one here, barring her own child
Dont crv. my pet; your nanny : only IN q taI.;t,
ms bird. Here :. he continued, a the 'arIner
himself. unconscious of what was gong on, eapt
heavilv over the ditch-..h here look here, III. II
you paze and may the Almighty. that stands Inc
innocent friend turn yr heart 10 Your Own I!tsh
and blood -,
james Rya, walked 10 wherc.lis ,iaughrsr
still supported bv Dennis: ir- wife hung back
for she did NOT onite Ike 10 encounter The bessar-
rl; ,,!o.lucrce which was 10 ,hr u!l n energetic
AZ her own, when excited Mar Ryan was vcrs
| ike her mother and lving pale and speechess.
without sense motion. the resemblance 70 her
parent or he. deatEl-ber appealed oPowertully 10
her father feelings. that he raised her IN ms
arms calling upon Dennis 70 account Tor her APP
peaIance.
..Iworder you. James, = said the wife;
I" don't vou seeitS Mar. whom YOU often >wore
should n,.vcr breal. the daylight al Your door, |
wonder at you. Denny To be taking advantage OF
the poor mans sofinesss and innocence c,ets np.
James; don't be demeanlng Yourself I" the ike OF
her before your honest wife and Children
James Ryan looked bewlIdered; but a he col
lectcd his scattered thoughts MS horror OF his
daughter sin overpowcred every other :eeIing.
And tina, true, he said; bat sh,. SO like
ht mother; but il true for All that She lett u
of her accord and the mother that bore her
could ind place bni the grave to hide her >or-
row in. She broke tho heart OF her own mother
and poor as am She Wa thctlr-; that ever brought
shame on her name
Come away come away, James, whispered
her s,cp-mo,hcr. Come away and don't be let
ting yourself down with thinking o. hor.
=. Let me alone, woman he exclaimed, r,,,ey
shaking of hcl hand let me alone, and do not
turn your tongue on her; mind that. Go in.
children. .wore She should never d;,rkcr my
door: ard she never Shall. =. He rose up. and
n.,lI, s,o,d;ly toward HI, COTTAGE; bnt. boi,rc he
oJ Inn, :, e,,,.,. II ,I. sturdy hcgoar nterposcd.
al, ,,,r. I,,os pa, bo said. ,c Won
.I.sI - -. Tho ord !. NOW
a;d 80 ,,bon ,, irj J Your
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
MD PLATED BRASS
DATENT# CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,

pATENT# CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS.
q CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FLU iH.-Tle sub
>cri~r vouI invite the atrn,iono the publc 10 h> Stock
beauty superior qualities. destined 10 supersSde all
others III The oil which is burnet! III them Is
chemical preparations very cennn lis properties. and gives
Il vory brilliant and economical light The Burning tiui
portable light. free all smoke. smell or grease and
will neither >o l;or stan Common Lamps can be altered
a, a ,rifnr expense burn the fluid. The subscriber i
kindly permitted 10 refer most respectable
families, who usn9, The. article
JC. lIOOkER i6G Broadway
between Grand and Broone-strcct'.
r B-Thore is danger OF explosion iii either one OF
tl,..e articles o2l II
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
Dated New-iork, January 70, 1912.
WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL,

u Iaw6w Master N Chance!y, No y JoaHss.F'r' -
PURSUANT to an order made by the Honor s'.t
Frederick Talinadge. Recs.ier Of ht ny o. -
York ier The SIKH article Of The lIr,i 'ie Oh lt
ter OF the second par: OF The Revised Statutes all pers2
debe,. Cornelius s Griffin Of The ny o. ol n, 80
required reEder the undersigned; AL nse' i
and Tie sad as.gass and all ps s1 co snxas
ia their possession any property nc c .. Sa GRIM
aye requested to deliver The and their respective &C
counts and demands him at his ONCE on or be.oe 1e
Attorney and Counsellor Y BeekmansL, Assignee
Is lSW
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

LYDIA LEWIS, Newark. y. j.
Mes,S. A. B. d. San,s-Gentlemen.- certify thai ]
zen cured ti.e Salt cun al standing,
hv tic use ). your Remedy and Syrup Of Sar,aparla and
/ wish every person troubled with tbs dreadful complaint
in any form word call me- aud will satisfy them that
Your medicine will cure them perfectly
ANN MARIA WEIBAIT,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

NtW-l VII.
M-srs a. B. & D.. Sand>-Gentlenen,- Fecngs Of
:hantnes and ~ratitudc induce inform you that
ar. perfectly cured OF Salt Rheun by the o Your
Remedy The disease srts over both my hands to NY
finger ends and had been standing fourteen years, during
which time under the treatment o more than twenty
different , ysicaEs who all failed 10 give mere than TEN.
porarv relief E;rab!r my hands hut little an!
could not put them in watcr N. balls repeatedly came OF,
and almost helpless from the cohr!aint tried lnii.
an Root doctors but all purpose. until last summer
was advised by friend 10 use your Remedy lcomuence,l
with little faith having tried many things without pro-
ducin9 good effect In IL" days my hands were bet.
ter AMI Notwithstanding. put them in water daily they
continued improve. and in few weeks were entirely
we'll II than six weeks since the cure was ei.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09


York. til fourth day OF January thousand eish
hundred ard tory-two. I'rescn;W!llian T. McCoun,'re
Chancellor Of the First Circuit.
Augusta T. y. Floyd, ~ Joseph b. Nones and Evehn'J j.
his wife, and Esther Leon: Order for the appearance OF
nonresident Defendant.
happening upon prooby affidavit made in hi; eaIs'
by Charles = Roe Solicitor for the complainant, that r.
thcr Lcon 81 lIle Defendants herein, resides out OF hi
state, and resident OF the State Of Pennsylvania VA
reading and filing said a;!>yit, and motion OF Car'
: Roc, Esquire Solicitor Tor thcc0uplanaui It's orcrr
th4 u, si! Esther Leon her Appearance 10 he er
tered herein and notice thereof 10 IL cY.c the com
pi?Inats Solicitor, within lcnr month, from the date OF i,
of'icr; aud !!case OF her appearance, a She cause e
answer 10 the cOuplanaHt'- bill To be filed, and COPS
thereof TO be served on the compartments Solicitor within
forty days alter service OF copy Of sad b and TINT ~
default thereof, sad bill OF complaint be taken confessed
by her. And ii farther ordered, that within twenty day
!rGrn tie date O Tins order, the lin complainant caase hs
order 10 he published IN the State paper, and in the NW-
YORK TRIBUNE printed ia this STATE tor eight weeks ~
SUCCESSION, and at e; IN ccch week, that the sah
complainant copy Of this order 10 BE- served on NE
said Esther Leon, personally least twenty days betr
the time herein before prescribed appearance eria
q Copy.) HIRAM WALWORTH, Eicrh-
C.. = Roe Solicitor jn6 !QW8w
EVpninr JJnrria
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
4 A COuRT OF CIIANCERY

a \ tOLRI Or CllaNCEkl.
~ held os th. State OF NcwYork NJ the City Of New.
york, le fourth day ot January one thousand eisihun.
,.rct and torty-two-Pre>ert-W William T. McCoun. 'et
Chancellor OF The First Circuit.
Charlotte Jane Bulns, and others, David s. Brown
and lictsev his wife, benjamin Brooks ana others: utf
Tor the appearance OF nonresident defendant.
1t appearing upon proof by affidavit made in his ea1
by Charles =. Roe, Solicitor tor the conpialnans, that
Benjamin Brooks, OF The defendants herein, resides eEl
OF this State and >a resident, OF the State OF Connet'
On rea.iing aud sling snid atliv and on motifs. O
Charles $. Roe Esquire Solicitor tor the complainant vs.
ordered that the said benjamin Brooks cause his nppsa
be entered herein and notice thereof 10 be serreca
the complainant, Solicitor within four months from
0 lh. ORDER and IN Of hi. appearance that f caHr
MS the plaan bill 10 be- filed, md cop
lherco To be served on the compa!nant SOLICITOR "l.s.a
forty day, after service o, copy of sad bill; ana aa' ~
default thereof sd bill! oil complaint be taken as ronet,
hy bim. And il further ordered, that within twenty days
from the date tbs order, ' said complaan.' tnSs ~
order 10 h. published IN The Stale paper, and in the NJ"
YORK TRIBUNE printed in this STATE for eight weeks 70
SGcce>sou aI: at c; IN zach wcs, or that The sal
complainant copy Of lis or,rr 10 be ser'ed on the
sad Bcn:Iun BrooS personally, At least twenty days 1f
fore the nc lcren before prescribed for N, appearance
herein. a Copy.)
HIRAM WALWORTIi, Clerk
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
nR.l TAYLOR.S- Ralsam Of LivcrMort.

" E.-Wan,eti attic Above place lew 1oz- Of the i'm
ported BRITISH OIL. dl3
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
4 T 4 COURT OF CIIANCERY

held for HE STATE ol Ney, York, the City OF New.
York, til fourth day oi January, thousand e9hl
hundred and ory-,wo. Prescn;--W!llan r. McCoun wee
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
NR Nc3{I7NS,s Elixir of Opium

chemical preparation containing, All i ~.
laioir n,etcina! grni'tes OF fafi IN 4 :i u
bnaon 10 the exclusion OF IL no.vas ,.l q, 10
Fall proportion, ui the gTca to-. .:ii". " -,
.,-;,.T,9-, OF 0ripn ar ta:rtti IiJ2a:i
black drop DeIlaroti2ed La Ai;., ~
such other opyae preparations nj tiiis class I'''i
u, which. an, Justly attributed tU>, f tx
liz stomach and Nervous sT-t.s which % tIttt. ..
der operation, ard linn, ii,.ir s>eta!it.>s
TIN, Eiixlrn? b- adopted ali iis,s i=
jiEr D;rilcI N'sli. w
cprta;atv o obtaining al tler eeriase it-lt ;'' III
,ioc effects without tls tsl>e i>1rctait con-
caercc> i,aacilc nausea 'otllt'!, co>i ne
yl.r and IRAN OF other UNHAPPY symptoms " Si "
often distressing a those winch II W. 'iitd
The Elixir Opium i not Only suiTio; 10 VIZ attd
o,,YariS Of lorIiat being more mid: p'i1ll3t eti
mn; Irit-, ~ IL effects hut The PREPARATION L2Sss, a.>9 :.
superior 1iyaniarr te.r solutions N ra{ net Table q
r ,ertrattll nom variable temperature or
long k.ri1ga objection 10 !, !l'.f 'f.' tH
Iso>tti. N. ..,-s,-. -. -, j.,
,,,,,, moi lone ijl, that cican! cou' 100
,r al The Characteristic effects 81 :, mum iiait' r. al
ely, many 81 otI y:i.a3i; E
Slar,,.ll ami NlrrOnic .tc!e Hr'' .Nclhi.Ns
The ,yla, ,as oviulp and II ordinary sci- 'i'> ~,
MOI he ignorant OF the t,ct ;lIt ii ~ i.!t
effects rc>u rom the operation OF Il tie;eFloe -
,ivoi.t, are alicic3. ans! ur which tlts "a
relieve az. SENSATIONS oi Own CT eatfsi
Buf IN consequence OF. the cNc!n>tlii OF sh>'
principle, from ii, xIr O! Opium II : no .1apae ~
T,ua., i. functions OF The nor rr lie
anil General health; hence il hi h SUPERIORITY u 1' -.
which The, nng continued E !a.Eai ,t os oE!"N
o indicated, an! necessary ALA: pam ans, >it>!'oIiI dS
ton and iluc, sleep aud conFo>ure a IN ti, o. ti
tr,> burns or scaS generous Ulcers, and DINER PAM"
,1i;0 ,io> rr>,I< who from ntces>i; Or ether causes,
hayc I. accustomed, TO the ,sc OF oTiir 'l.' pr
will a;ior gratifying substitute, u II of-Ilt'
n an aoyr.. relieving pain and 'ildrleFN 1St"''' VIZ
is.lta grand dt>itr;jIn N lss t,t= =, ~, -
Having Witnessed the effects a rj T. Ncun.s I'M
oiopiun WEAR, OF Opinion, lot it .aah!. renara''
ana recoranlrn III. patronage oil ih, profession
F.I.JOHNSTON.M.D..
Piy>isia. 10 tn, { y and Mann. Hospital
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

How do you know tina, was the query.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
.INNEFORD'S PATENT IMPROV.

Sol- Agents for The United States, Staouers Hall oi5 Pr
street and q Wall-stre.t. /
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

PRAYING for what nc desired. Having reached the
top of the hill which had been already climbed by
] Mary Rvan-tor it one OF those small pcrpcn-
dicular asccnlS that are common IN the county
| extraordinarily Denny saw AT a glance mot
uiIhstandmg hi, being . sand blind what was
passing II, the up hill farm. which lay very little
to his left; Indeed if he had not seen. his attcn-
| tion would have been arrested By the voice OF a
woman in loud anger group OF Young alder
trees ov,rshadowcd the dwelling, which partouk
more Of the nature of Il farm than cabin; against
one Of these which had been planted by he, father
AZ her BIRTH Mary Ryan unable 20 supper, herself,
ben, in hopeless anguish, u,tcrins ns words, shed
ding no tears but listening with open eyes and
gasping hips, TO the vehement abuse poured upon
her by her father wife. Her child palld wea-
~ looking little girl Of about years old, wos
clingins TO her dress and her own Younger sister,
woman in appearance, vet cowcd into subsection
bv her slcpmotllcr, was standing hall in halt out OF
the door not knowing how 10 act. Mrs. Ryan
ono OF a class byno means rare, who imagine
that their own virtue is best cvnccd by condemn
ing with the utmost violence, every woman who
has suffered under the superstition OF Swelvims
iron; the right path She had known Mary IN
/ sirlhood: She knew how beloved she had been By
the mother whom she succeeded: she saw her
changed, faded, and in despair but notwtllstand-
ing all this, the harsh tones ot her voice mingled
with the balrnv brec1cS of u July evening.
- Go back from where you came. lathe. deed
an it himself that in fine health, Lord be prais
cd. dacent man; and has enough 10 do 10 provide
for ,lacen,. well-bchavcd children, without hay
ing shame. and shamc,s daughter TO pick the
po,a, oes God sends. for Oh YOU brazen face,
take Yer bra, to Yer mother grave. and cry there
Here MARY sister incrpo> ed. bat Daddy Denny
/ could not hear thr words - II YOU touch her
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
TIT; COTTAGE BILE
FAMILY ENPOSsT0R.

~ Twu VOLUMES
CONTAINING the Old aud New Testament,
Y with practical cNpcsions and explanatory notes,
hv Thoma- " hams, Author of "the AGE Of luG-
d,hty, Dictionary "i all Religious Dcnomina-
tinns" Sc 10 which aIr added the ri,rrurcs and
margiuul readings # the Poh gou Biple ioae her
with original NOTES aud scl,r'iuus from BaxtcrS
ComyrhcusiNc Blic, ard orar, standard work.
introductory and concluding & marks on each hook
ui thc Old nud ucw Testament. and valuable chro-
uuirgical index. The whale cartiullv revised aud
adaIttd 10 the use ot SUNDAY Schools, Blh!c classes
ard Christians generally, eutshiyhei wih maps
aud pgr0riHgS, edited hy the Rev NIllam Pat
ton, AID puIllshcd hy Case, Tiffany q Buuham;
llHliord, toun,, lSfl.
This wod, mas |c"n highly recommended by the
fll wing among other distinguished dvinrs;
Res. stephen Remington, pastor Of tie he,ho~
dist EwsCopal Church. BROOKLYN.
Rev. W. G. Browulre, pastor # The Middle
Dutch Church, New YORK.
Rev. Lcmue Miller and A. A'ex 'nder, Prnits-
snIs in Princeton Thsolacical SEMINARY, \. jersey,
Rev. &. y. CIauth, President Of Peun>y lSsuia
college, az Geuvslwg.
Res, G.. " Scha'lter, pastor OF the Lutheran
Church, Harrisburg, Pa
CT For sale ty II. B. Massar, Agent mr the
PuNlshcIs. Jan. 29lh 1912
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f.g Z Il 4 ~ ~.

A. thcTc a,c at this time many wicked persons
husiiV ,urrCrd in siding a c,uucriri medicine uu-
dCr tie aaa.c al the Indian Vegetable filis--aud as
Il e-c tesI crate msn utterly Uoki,Fs Of cen.
sequences, that many valuable lives may he lost IA
Colst9u'Icc uf usnc thelr dreadful compound
The IutIr ave ,auu"ucd agliust purcha-iug any
piIls ulh 50 the siGes oi hr boxes the follow
vur'fuc Is fHmi.
NfIGH1' : INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS.
(ipdi0n PWgafrc)
~ rur >oHTH ANLBICAN CoILlGE or HF.ITu.
Aui l'ec tn le especially careful against ltircta-
su,e a,ld n.cicine oi any person cHceW the rcpu.
ltr aj,rrlscd agents.
AGEAIS FOR NORTHUNBERLAND co,
IszHgrsyttdHid.
II. B, Masser, SunhuTy-Psyne 4 Rose, Nor
rhun un,h,rlsnd-Jacoh Haas, Shamokln - Samuel
Herb. Mahcnoy--Byerly & ID. Haas, Augusta
llein'f Il Foilmer Milton-ireland & Mei1ell
McEwcusVle--p Ter q Dearmnnd, TuTbulsyiiIe-
James Reed Pottsgro,c-ii Kase, SnydorsroHr
ii. II. KuGhel, T.. NJ, Ehs shurg Z. o.--N
itlseprine, y NJ Union Gomez
Office aud General Depot hr the sale n
Wrgh's hdion Vegetable PiHs, Wholesale an,
RersI No 100 RACE STREET, PHlLAUEL
PHiA. Msy 81, lsi2.-ly
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r. OS e DIN + M T. N T,
FOR TEIrER.
RINGwoRMs, pIMPLEs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER

RINGWORMs, pIMPLEs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER
cUTaNEoUs ERurrIoNs.
or TIE }oHo,cing cert, ,fco'e describes one fine
mast ernoorCiind,y cures erer effected dy any
appkc0iim.
PmLApEIrnI,. February 10, 1888.
EOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
L 1nTTEu on the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when I was seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fail OF 1876, waving in vio-
len,e, hut without ever disappearing. During most
ot tie time, great part ui my tac" was covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent itch.
ing; my bead swell ed at tim,s until il felt as # II
would burst-thc ,wcllun g,eat that could
scarc'y Get my hat During the long period
tina, was afflicted uih the disease, | useh great
many AZ plications, (nmonG them several celebrated
prep iltion,) ns W II as taking inward remedies,
including number ofhotihs Of S,rnim'S PdHGcen.
EIiyGd If NdrSapmiii0, &c, IN fact it would hc
impu,sihc 10 cnumctatc all the medicines | USED.
| was also urdcf the care oi two Of the most dis
tuCuishcd phVsciaus of this city, hut without re-
ccvine ~ ch benefit. and | drsparcd ui ever being
cured. In the fall of 1885, the disease Il The time
being very vo'cn,, | commenced using ia" Rose
OiHimtHi, (p,parcd Nv Vaughan & D'vs) In
a few al plicaous the violent itching {, a>ed, the
swelling al,a,cd, the ,ruuti,n began to disappear
and before had used jar the dI case was cHutcIN
cuicd. 1t has now been ntar'y y'ar and a hall
sIurc, and there Is not Vcsgc ut the disease re-.
maiuiuc except tie scars from the deep pits formed
hy the di.casr. 1t is impossible Tor me t. desert g
in certificate the severity Of the disease and my
sutl ring bat will tie pie sod to give fuller ac-
couut tn any person wantiug further satisfaction,
who viii call on me. At the time commoEcel
using the Il Sc Ointment would have given hun
,lrcds of dolars to bc rid of the disease. Since II.
sing it. have recommended it to ,cvcr, persons,
(among th,ui my mother, who bad The disease bad
Is on her avn, vino w,rc al cured hv IT.
JAMES DURNELh, No. 1876, Race ST.
a. TIE Rose Ointment is prcImcd by +. b.
Vaughan, Sourh East corner of Third and Race
streets, Phiad,p pa, and sold on agency in Sunhu-
~. by H. b. MASSER,
Nav liih 1912. Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
wrNsLow,s BALsAM OF
Fl q n e II q u N d /,

A N Unparalleled remedy for common Colds,
- Coughs, Asthma, Influenza. Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis and oil diseases Of the Breast and Lungs,
leading TO consumption; composed Of the concen.
traled virtues Of Hor hound, Bonset, Blood Root
Liverwor, and several other vegetable substances
Prepared only by J. NJ. WINsLow, Rochester, New
York.
The innocence and UNIVERSALLY admitted pccoral
virtues of the Herbs from which the BaiSdm of
HorehOupd is made, are too generally known to re-
quire recommendation; il is therefore only ncccssa-
ry TO observe that this Medicine contains the whole
Of their Medicinal properties. highly concentrated,
and So happily combined with several other vece.
table substances, as to render il the mos, speedy,
mild and certain remedy, now in use, fr the com.
plants above mentioned.
The Baisam removes all imfam ammation and sorea
ness OF the Lungs, loosens tough ylsd phlcgm ems
aiding the patient 10 eSIectorate with ease and free
dom, assuagcs cough, relieves athmac and diff.
cult respiration, heals the injured paris opens the
pores, aud compuscs iire disturbed nerves and gives
strength To the tender lungs, and thus produces a
speedy and lasting cure.
lNGRATITUHE IL THE BAsEsT CpINEyN Man
We are not among that class of Editors who for a
tew dollars WILL (n the expense of truth aud no.
ncSy) "cIaCk up an article and bring il into rapid
sale; neither aIe we willing to remain silent after
having tested the utility of an inn rovement or dis
covery in science artOur readers will recollcct
We told them were unwrll with a sore throa, and
violent cold some few weeks ago, Well, we pur-
chased two bottles Of WINSLOW'S BALSAM
OF HOREHOUND, and so sudden was the cure,
that We forgot we ever had cold. Those who
are afflicted, may try 1t upon our recommendation
--LesriSton Telegraph. For sale by
HENRY YOXTHEIMER, Sun6,ru,
JACOB BRIGHT Norfhum6erlQnH
Also Ivy Druggists generally throughout the
country. GJ Price, 80 cents per bottle.
August lith, lSi -ly,