The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-30


Taylor NJ D., whose nsse or right in the above named
the medicine bears, and receipt" [Tsylor's Balssm
for valuable consdsra OF Liverwort sc. etc.
ton to said Taylor, q full JAMES WILSON.
power Of attorney irrevo- Sworn the 25th day Of
cable from the said George May, lsAO, before nc.
Taylor, M. D., to VIM. J. H.HgNr,
Burritt etc. tts. Commissioner of D eeds.s
JAMES Wilson.
Sworn before me the a5th
D.P.INGRAHAM.
Associate Judge of v. York
Common Pleas"
Now for the wife and daughter =
wso ,, urnsn 'a ss s,ss from Ter
knowledge and belief: is true in all i,s part:
Signed, NARY L: THAYER' aA Spring ST.
RICHARD READ, Com'r of Deeds.
which does she mean Of her husbands siidavits p
hetwo are exactly opposedt to each ether in SO many
Next the motherin-law, Mary Thsyer s4l Spring st.
Has read the ahidryt Of Dr. James Wilson in relation
sy,S ssam 81 s The h
and are strictly true" pm
signed MAEY THAYEn "a spSns
Which does she mean Of her son-in-laws oaths 2 One
exactly contradicts the other -! r
"Anshis Ieponent further saith, that he has read the
sAsv Of his mother in relation to the original author
ship and object Of the Ar:t production Of this medicine
svI :s mi Va. ~, l. TaATER ." Spring st.
W. WRIGHT, Conms Of ecds.
Which does he mean that his mothers swearing is true
Of his oaths-tha one Is false is SELF evil
dent on the face Of it !!
City and County Of New York, IS.
Frederick A. Thayer being duly sworn, deposes and
says that James Wilson who he's made an affidavit that
he (wlson framed the recipe for Dr. lors Balsam Of
Liverwort did make invent the recipe by which
said article il made, and that said Wilson never
made or knew how to make, and does not know how to
make Dr. Taylors Bslsan Of Liverwort-ss has bee.
= far q
fee Sta Bowery. Deponent further says he made bu
sineN arrangement with George Taylsr, M D., now de-
ceased before he ever saw or heard Of said James Will
SOC; and that said Wilson interested in the
profits sale Of the Balsam Of Acknowledgements
claim Whatever .a deDoasnt for suy share Of profit,
arising from tho sale of said Balsam of Livsrwor
has he complained to told said deponent, that
Dsponent further says, that he has been for seven
years the sole proprietor Of Dr. Balam Of Liver
WORT and has nads at his expense, tho whole de.
msnd said medicine for the truth Of which he refers
10 nearly ell the druggsts and most ofthe propretors OF
newspapers and to those persons who have purchased
the during that time Deponent further says that
within the past week. this James Wills, married dePo-
nents. sister Mary L. Thaysr expressly against the
wishes and consent Of this deponent, and has not yet
Chat his wes affidavit may have etect) published the
marriage.
in.law believing his (wilsop's) adavt the more as
said Mary L. Thayer, now (Wilson0 and her mother,
Mary Thsytr, resided in Vermont at the time fdepo-
quenty knew not the facts Deponent regrets sadly the
necessity Of thus before the publ. in family
been forced upon him BY hs publication Of these caiu
NOUS afidavits.
Signed, p. A. THAYER.
Sworn before me this99.h day Of May, ls40.
8. B. HUTCHINGs, Csmn'r Of Deeds.
This affidavit is conclusive, and called for only
prisor .1cesdsd ali bends % rea"on and aecency
UNPARALLELED BAsENEss The persons at
2ll Spring street, who making desperate at
tempt on Tsylor's Basam of Liverwort have had tho
written expressly by the Editor Of that paper favor Of
the rights Of the only Office at s7S Bowery and alter
the phraseology 50 to make the whole appear as il
written in favor of al Spring street, while 1t was d.
rectly against II, and have had it published in the
Courier and Enquirer of February 2h as All advertise
ment.
They have also stolen many Of the certificates that
addressed by benefited individuals to Mr. r. A.
Thaysr 80 'sa the oTSIrs an sIs
sppear a. given for a4 Spring street, which is abso
lutely FALSE Thus far their malignant feelings are
III hereby certify that W. w. Thayer, a4l Spring
street called on nstwce snd desired me to take the
doing saying should still continue sell the gen.
une from s7s Bswsry He then said thai could ne mot
all, as be must make something out Of it,
Signed, NJ HAYS, 50 Fulton st, brooklyn.
Feb. 10th, 1912
DR. TAYLoR's BALsAM OF LIvERwoRT.-
The Proprietor 375 Bowery has just with surprise
in the Jersey City Advertiser, communication from
w. W. Thayer, a4 Spring ST. which is calculated to
ueCtAVe tnc nc puuaiC IN BeueIel MIC
well acquainted with the genuine to,be deceived by such
Advertisements He says it 10 denied that he, w w.
Thsyer. the brother Of ;. A Thayer. This he
knows not true. The day after the burial late pro-
pretor A. Thaysr, an anonymous advertisement sp-
peared which was followed by others; and finally w.
.Thayer out in his name which called forth
thefollowing reply
The present proprietor at 375 Bowery, did think that
sufficient had been said to satisfy the public that no per
son sny right claim to the genuine recipe which
was left by her deceased husband the benefit Of her
self and infant chilren. WV Thaysr, the brother Of
the deceased adversss In of last Saturday papers
which render red 1t necessary thst the widow should
again reply Shortly after the deeesse Of the proprietor
an advertisement sppeared-"The brother OF +. A o."
and gain "The br other OF F. A. p" aud again W. w.
Taylor and finally, VIM. w. Thoyer- all emanatiI
from 2 Spring lsstly sayshs was associated
with his brother at 375 Bowery tbs positively denied
that the brother of the proprietor had any
tion with said establishment About four years ego he
opened GAL Spring street and advertised abr. Ro
gers Balsam OF Liverwort." About two years ego he
took paIt and supported establishment 81 Chambers
street. and they claimed to be the proprietors Of Dr.
Taylors Bslsam Of Liverwort. This place was soon
closed. 1t is fact and they cannot contradict IT, that ct
the time the Bassm Of Lverwort first before the
public VIM. w. Thsyer, was about fourteen years Of
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