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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
Afew days ago two gentlemen went frorn
this RlaHe ltotlsiL arfrien1 q good dhfancs of

We've days ago two gentlemen went frorn
this plaae1tos1sit arfriead q good .dfstancg of
IN Carolina. They Travelled by a private !,
e6nvkyanee.," Travel being nearly brohcn np
oaiielrbad by sfhe faiIfoad, ~faverns 9wereY
scarce. and they took q snaek along 10 refresh
themselves wit. at noon. They stopped near
an humble cottage on the road side AND sts-1
der the shade Of q tree fed their hprp es, and
ale their susek. One If them, Major y. ID an
inveferaie smoker, and eHered The cottage
to light his THye,-He found there a neatly
dressed eoSatry da Bser who was quite affable
and oH glngt and with " horn be al once ente-
red irto Conversation. He e~nauired bet name,
and vas inf rmad that il was ssTyler-Mrs.
Tyler" s
.some kin 10 President Tyler. unadam. I
suppaseT' said the Major ingnuinsiy.
"No, thank Gods I am no knot his"
,sSVhy DO you rejoice at that, madam. Y
would have ihought a connection with a msaHs
10 sueb a high office desirable"
..DesirabIe. M. He hrs afflicted lhe eaun-
try with a dreadful! calamity; and ! wouldn't
own him If ] was akin 10 him"
"SVhat calamity, MADAME
"sVhy. this Tyler Grippe. to be s,ye.'s
You dJn believe that hecausesf this de-
ease surely madaras' 400
"Be,tese il : In truth l D. believe 1--we
ry body says he dpi; and what every body
says must he So On what a bad and naIE
cioHs man he alust hes" 90
THE ges tlemen found it impossible 10 per-
snaie the good cid lady shat Cspt. Tyler. dist
nat create and spread oyer sAe land the GAIN
ful Hsafaay. and they feft her with her sisgnlar
couslcts,n, at Which they enfased a hearty
Iauga"-RiehmoRd EsasPisr aus
D
ContentHaeaa is a gem rarely 10 be fiuaa 10
man, ami sof Is sbe rt.isus Pripe'gie .s
.#fas4 Ftt iNs 9 afBe ,H-8 i An.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
THOUGHTS IN AI1BRAnY.

F HN 4WtHS AFtE " #
Speak iow-tfead rof y through these' halle!
~ ttfero 1genius lisea efAfiriheili
Here reign m silent i%najesty
III The faenarrls u The Iailtji !
4 uydIsslrpyy 4pItIs. l,ss,ri Ii 6,ya come No, KS. ,a s.l.
From age atd eliq,e,-e s%baia,g4 eli %
Above The buried wretks q ysarf EN.g ct,
They breast ihe tida of Tine
And In their presence eiIamlmr here sfnit1
They lnld their regal s:aie,gf1fJ stg,es Il
And round them thtong a noble train e4ad
The gifted Lay apd The tle g. great, ssl tasH
oh. child of toll, whsn rnuna, thy path ao'"l
yt,aT The storms Of life arisei tf4tnlfa1s s19'f
| And when Thy brothers pass thee by saaHdg
!. tfyYtbs nterp unloying. eyesi el ssl5t iasi
Here al,aIl thd pdets cFant folr the !
Their sweetest, %loftiesf lays. ~
Aad prbpi4efs " aittb raitds taiy'hters g y -
pa In VI wisdom r pleasant ways. 7di ts's IN
Como viii. tGi,teae God III po9iiptsd kings NV
Is BE tiIol' Companion here. IL +
And II The mighty roilln Of mind -
Thou shalt 40 forth q feer = -
tgAlJ sittfl & ansl.11 5f tt9t"
~ ." .rliE EsiNys pa h 9' ,5..aea ',"',l
~ Y \. W. 'IaqSdlrqEtLLow hts eatiii il
The day 10 dark and cold and drearyl ! slcur
III ~ ips and the. WIND IL never sWepfyi & e )
Thd ttiaeS sill eliagse ne motttiriag WaH, !
And 1t Every gltisi the dead ltaVes fal', n
And tho day is dark and dfeafy. ,a
.aaett sdiN~a4QH B,3AA TIT A'S4saRta
NV lifs, IL cold and dark and drearv, Nj sapisas
II rAns and the wind h never ,Yssry;as ALI
MI thoughts siiH cling 10 ne. Wondering past
Bat Vie hopes of youth fab thitk' Id tic "a.
ee biaat, Il HFt''s ~ ts.''"si t5t,. ~
but tho iday ID cold and drearyii'el 'aa.3s IN :
stt,ias, u. ,Nagfi ali aHt sffus4aF 4If8ttfiee
Be slill, sad beartl and cease tepining; aHt il
Behind Gle. cloud IL the asin plill shining; 3,
Thy fate ID tho common fate 81, ali I.
into eaehiiI life ls6tne rain fthsftfal; w
Some days mast be- dark arid adrear y ist' es.
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] NnrfraE

fytrayed or sielen, an iron gray herse' lohE
name and ta,l. and darker color than tie body
i particular mark, The horse y y me
animal, wen made and III good. Order, he can.
tsfs' andis from 13to 10 hands high Whoes
YER will bring him ID ibis Office Or 70 VIC sub
s~erihrfss VIM receive Il fsarUtabIr tewafd.
'7septs OF ~ "A. LE p Y ~ y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

w. Al PLOuGH--suHss No \ nKsrtar. u
or Residence, East OF the couf, house. IN
the house formerly occupied by Charles II
Trssier, nston Rouge ss3rtaHz5 jtta aftfa
dee 10. A nAaa .na lad .la .a aEaElt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

WESTERN BUTTER.
A few kegs. prime article, just received
i Oct, 81 3 Tia .tstPikE g. balm
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
77oaafo0 II I FURNITURE. $3.50 .. s.s
"a III of he'd a,caas III, consignment for sale
~, iow' 81 on rikEA BABiN. =

* HATS AND CAPS N y~sss4sslb
1ust received from New York, . hadsone
a.sor,ment of gentlemen. and boys fashiion9a-
bIe hats and caps suitable. for The season. IN
PHILLIPS LANOU, Y.
s~autsmhurn q E a4x .5
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

Conso7att n Indeed.-Favart thus wrote
to a friend in London -'Bnfon. the
great naturalist, has rtzt lost his wife.
He would be incon osabie al the event.
wete, it moi far The ploarsuTeIhe anticipates
in dissectiDgg her II, sasai a.fg u j
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71as 900 NAILS. fssn q
800 kegs. just recsived By
$500 -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
TAILORING IN LAFAYETTE,
i CHURCH STREET.

sW NEAR CHURCH STREET. Ian fsax
The subscriber takes this method oflre-
turning his sincere thanks TO his friends and
customers, and informs them that he has re-
moved to the building between the store Of
Messrs.. Philips a. I.anoue, and that of Mr..
Sanger, where he intends to conduct the busis
ness of Merchant Taller, on a plan which
canncs fail to give universal satisfaction.-
Persons who would patronize this establish-
laent, but for the existing preiudice.a that
clothing cannot be manufactured as cheap as
Il can be had ready made, are respectfully in
formed. shatthe subscriber can and cial manu-
facture az low, il net lower. than it can be
boughtsfor in amy store IN the city. and will
Be made according 10 the latest Northern and
Partisan fashions, ana IN q manner, which, for
beauty Of workmanship and elegance of III,
cannot be excelled, and at a price to suit the
most economical 1 A4E Easat ba
sp Garments neatly cut. and warranted to
oct l 81 b. P.E0RCORAN. s
49, Z2MaS.AF 3&E6~M@ Fs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

MATCHES MATCHES! "a
Thirty gross of Matches just received, and
forsale low. al ihe manufacturers, price by
,uly Ia "a. q. NJ. HERoMAN, Agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

Mrs r. j. Hall, will open a school tho Est
November on church Street Tin the house
formerly occupied by Capt. F. M. KENT terms
made knows, on application. ajfs7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

.4soA sat NEW FLOUR. a
so barrels, a superior article of st. Louis
brand. just received by d.
oct 81 81 PIKE g. BABIN. b
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

kfMR. HEsRYL BULwEa. who has been
now for several years Secretary to the
Embassy NJ the court OF France, has been
appointed to succeed Mr.. AsToy as En-
WOW Extraordinary and Minister Penipo-
Tertiary al Marfrid. f0rFugfand. ~ e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

H,ak.-~Fheis Alton Oh, Telegraph of
The 25,h ali. ias the foilnw ing :4-"Owiiig
q ths warmth Of file weather, bit little
business has been done in The pork pack
ing liDe since. our lat publication. 4 bo1l
1900 hogs have been cut Up, G 5lchY on
accoupt of owners; add a large number
are now in the ipenssfn this ~neighhorhoed u,
waiting uatiim change sir the weather
shall permit tlfoa packers to resume their
operations The prize gennfinhes steady
af our %forh.dr. Notwithstanding from
Sl 10 to$2 25 PER wt.-aecotd'pg to the
size and QUALIFY .lag nIa..t. -lasn.a1i nl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

s'asl FHi a Is ta , I ata:
a@ zak So se9f i@d ssh = y4e,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-30
REINFORCEMENT THE ORDER OF THE
DAY.
NOTICE 10 al


~ in the City.-G o s l. N G'S SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS Nos "a and &C Nassau street.-The immense patro.
which has been extended the subscriber by liberal and
enlightened community, has enabled him to enlarge and inn
his Dining Rooms now to accommodate two hum
bred persons time Whilst making these additions
his yoe and well known establishment he has not been
mindful OF the still greater comforts and conyeniences Of his
thoroughly ventilated the light airy saloon
and detached the kitchens, completely exclude the
three thousand day. The walls Of the saloon
haye been embehed by Of the elegant and costly
Oil Paintings OF the and modern schools; marble pill
lars and aud busts Of Washington Napoleon Sc &c
The bill of fare all Others in Of the United
Saes-ncluing salmon of 80 and i0lb weight 10 81
plate with anchovy butter bread &c; all kinds Of
roast and boiled meats of the best qualities with bread and
ragus strawberries Pastry Of ali kinds turtle other soups
steaks chops &c and hundred other different articles Of
the choicest description, at prices equally low.
Best Java Coffee and black Teas,
Chocolate cents Sc &C.
Attentive and civil walters employed who speak the
French Spanish German and Dutch languages Every article
served up in the neates possible styand every depart
ment OF the establishment competent and experienced
placed
Having visited being with the mode of bust
many Of the Dining Saloons in Europe
America and the West Indies the subscriber feels hesta
ton IN assuring his fellow citizens that his establishment
Terror to none that he has portion of his
mentsbesdes which the qualities and low prices of
every article included in the Daily Bill of Fare must that
respect aoneexcusive of all other consdeationsrender
the ne plus ultra of Eating House this Continent
has been supplied throughout with Croton
Water which passes through improved erers and the Sa
on Sundays from 7 o'clock AM. until g.
le9 3ms HENRY GOSLING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-30
MEDICAL AID.
DOCTOR YOURSELF PRIVATELY.

1T IS IMPORTANT with many people in need Of medical
may iss TO ess
ss ra1h sdSsay
bcng subjects OF interest and symptoms Of disease not
The form. of bodily and mental weakness seapafiy
re sishlaIy ;nsstsS and The Sss, practical method
a who may
y assistance of whatever sexhat portion Of the work
SsstSl @ whence S;s sSassiiSasi a.
billy has made threatening proads he health sonst
Tie chapter on structure worthy of particular attention.
ing ths complaint without PAIN and affords positive I'm.
Barclay ss near BHosdwsy at following agencies.
"S No. e. % SiHs sao ss n s1 Maiden Lane
No No. E EsI, = fS1 Of Gold s,,he,
No. ss Sew srS.e sSr Il ST. sSri%y g
No. Iae I Delaney st cor of saholkst
No. d Fulton St cor Of %as who Is m IN II.
sSdsasaS any day IN he week at ali hours
Ssss Ss ... rs patients. ss % aV s h %
sss sn ,s % s Sss. 70 show % 81 @ days
SSn ns sea a % M
visible Effects which would iadsisass Co describe
g but sacS T ss as as 5
terminate in structure and by surgical means only
be permanently removed Not however
with the chronic inflammation rather nduraton for h,
Of the malady there and that by mild and
simple means Doctor Gregory is proud to that he has dis
covered and brought his aid remedy before used in
these which has proved successful in
where has been applied aud has effected in Of FROM
to Is duration This made through
motives of vanity and love of boasing but simply inform
those need of the remedy where be found Those
seeking Dr. Gregory will find him his house drug
stoeE No. II Barclay street. the Park until late hour
evening.
u5 Persons distance sending 81 by mail will have the
work Tin hees) promptly forwarded their address
order. AN m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-30
MEDICAL CARD

(rrlCE, No 1856 Eultoh street DIR. FAWCETT, Mem
per o. ne toya College Of Of London and Edn-
eenms sShos Of several works the
Their various stages and complicated FORMS of
veneea aneeons will yield to his mode Of Treatment without
curry. - ' - ~ =
constitutional debility imppency sery, seminal weak
ness nocturnal emissions, aud all those deporble diseases
wmch are brought by destructive habit OF ncon
urat youh and other ndugences OF the passions
Which undermine the constitution and lay the foundation Of
peaur, decay (see Dr. Fawcetts work these subects
can pe Iidcaly cured and the restored TO health and
g1ur Sctues Of the uers extending far the prostate
gland and neck Of the bladder and which generally produ
GEO ~ the bad treatment Of disease and frequently org
cet, at 196 Fulton street.
PS-Dr f. is the Oldest advertising Physician in the city
hs diplomas from London, Edinburgh and PHILADELPHIA are
hung ap In large frames IN his Office where his works cen be
ossasse rncs " cents, jyT lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-30
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
: A DESIDERATUM IN DENTISTRW

DR. c. CASTLE. REMoyED TO sci bRoAp-
- WAY, corner Of WHITE STREET, has Taste for
filling decayed hollow teeth IL be the tender
teeth without any pain Inconvenience with which 1t be.
mpacted into ONE hard solid body thus restoring and
preserving herto painful and useless teeth acay sound
ana perfect ~ all their respective for preventing IN
ALL CASES, the necessity Of extraction Ladies the most
distinguished IN society offer their testimonials in the most
vivid terms to m efficacy The Editor Of the Evening Post
says - IL admirably adapted for tender teeth and nervous
persons and DR. as operates the teeth with great and
in all perfect for life" The Sun DIR Castle has
obtained much celebrity for his excellent mode Of filling the
teeth" The most eminent gentlemen of the Medical Faculty
have personally tried and recommend Dr. Castles Paste for
filing the teeth Tootache pills, Of which put the
aching tooth will effect permanent
III rom the Journal Of Commerce.)
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERAT1ON.-Dr.
Castle has replaced by ingenious OF dental
mechanism the lost portions Of the upper and lower bones
h this terrible aud casualty while pursuit Of
the Indians in Florida We have letters from Lieut. 8.
confmaory Of this extraordinary and entire
that the loss OF these important skfuy replaced by
Dr. Castle Of regret the Lieutenant
Dr. g. inserts artificial teeth the principle Of adhesion BY at
mopheric pressure DR. A. T.. Castle refers the Spanish,
French and English Ambassadors, MI Stoughton the Spanish
Consul Rear Admiral Walton, Lord Morpeh, Gen. McCsy,
Gov Mason Dr. U Johnson President Of the Medical So
Getty >. ", "; Mrs General Gaines j. b. Beck NJ Or.
J. a. Smith Dr. Deafed DR., Beade DR. Boyd, Dr; Blu.
Bayes, Dr. Wn Grayson ID Derrng nc. SJ Once ssi
Broadway. au23 imsr
CqrloN-iisI aleslAil bsma Gotten %d IcI sale
Va" No, 81 Liberty d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-30
Elk rRaORDiNARY CURE.
OPIFEROITE PER OBEN DICOR

)h JOHNSON takes tins method OF informing 1.-THE public
II that he still affords relief the afflicted of both sexes and
be always consulted with the confidence the
worst cases Of secret diseases or any o. the effects resulting
following of letter in tie possession OF Dr. Johnson
clearly illustrates the triumph OF knowledge and experience
medical quackery and the shows the great
necessity the public discrimination between the regularly
educated physician and the charlatan.
DEAR SIR
put myself under the Of vendcr when my
disease first appeared he promised for DOLLAR
and made but light Of my affection Instead OF improving
attend and exendng $780, this vile mposer
had the mpudence to tell me he not DOCTOR but merely
sold his stuff In this hopeless situation friend hired
rage able walk the tme and drove your
oce II Duane You examined and promised
me- You have performed undertaking short
time As enjoy perfect health think my duty TO
those afflicted make this statement public through the press
THOMAS j. THURSTON,
Carpenter Munroe ST., N. "
medicine may be had Of Dr. the above disease
in any of its numerous FORMS
Office open from in the morning till ten at night
an 1m&u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-30

THE H AkR IT'S W EYE FACE
a S asss s Esf ss1sy
e ig..
Ssa assss S, @
iat there three sGrsuar eireumstances ~ ,chiei
'ss sss.: s s ssss
With rsssrd 70 he FIRST q , those remark.
vel kpeTo ta, lure the result Of badly treated
from month 70 month q month it slide. into gsei
ndnes a Il soaa be
sass 5 g hefena sa G FL
sn e o aRany Or ah of the bs and
length time far from laying dormant b" IS the hidden I'd
Of serious maades only Of sexual but those
but what especially leads the attention off from h. disorder
the How Of observed which is quite mssse
:,aS EXISTS Without any
ru9ed stream OF urine belongs only 70 the worst Of
to this very state that these remarks pub
E Of rss :sS s1y
how men Of this description swarm about this city and that
e; ss
Writer a
coa for many
but whom seeing the real nature of the he has cured
sss ess %
by which Structure may be knowp which can be
are and @ Se
be stated very briey-they the following The first relates
The URINATIre-t has been already said the
need be much diminished mpedea But
whether drop will steal little
nothing is more indicative Of structure. The
II i, So ans s HnMrG i
and not produce structure for naturally disposed
to m than another but as % rule if should be
sufficient ground at least for the suspicion Of structure The
THE EFFECT A STRUCTURE HAS UPON THE MINp.-The
effect of Structure to epes the spirits and lessen both
SSdy and me Nal a s also 0ns e. The most
vidua but is common that the writer rarely of
ass aa M ee many every dby No, which the s
sness formerly II gratifying also witness the uniform
return of spirits and the disappearing Of other malades the
With regard he of Structure on this subject il is su
hcent TO observe land stated with confidence and plea
Plished in little time. So much as this could have
been advanced but such has been the improve
that he accomplish the structure to as many
days as formerly il demanded months
detake the themselves he has published little volume
called HE PRIVATE IREAIIsE in which not only strc
especial and privacy directed in the panet
Ii advisable however, that those who suspect structure if
viii Surprise them more than the ease and Certainly Of his
of Separate rooms Also arranged for those
VIZ onI no sse re g ss a. y word q, , on Tho nna 81
which the public and especially strangers coming this city
may rely with confidence what has been advanced With
daate Of Edinburgh Sc Sc he has been engaged IN the cure
Of those diseases both hospital and city practice for
pressy them Also that has testimonial letters from the
most eminent physicians in Europe the eminent
Dr. Physck Of Philadelphia and Others and that he per-
mtted TO refer to almost Physician Of inence this
DR.. Ralph consulted at his private residence No. SO Green
witch street towards the Battery hour He nay also be
dollar. anlO 1m~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-30
PORTUGUEsE FEMALE PILLS.

M. DE BOUpELOQUE, MD, LISBON, PORTUGAL:
HE Scientific combination OF ingredients Of which these
Pills Composed have made them the wonder and admi
ration Of the world They known all Europe to be
the only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
being such that they must be used during
for though always mild safe and healthy they
produce miscarriage il used during that period. :.
The directions translated into Englsh and are enveloped
round with the seal o the importer stamped, Zach box
ians the signature Of M de BoudIoque and the English d.
recons have the sgnsue Of Dr. +. MELVEAU authorised
agent for the continent OF America.
They can be transmitted BY mail to part Of the United
Ihs United States Office ls9 Liberty street near Greenwich =,
slso by appointment Of Mr. r. NJ 100 Cherry street near
Catharne Letters directed DR. f. Meivea box ~ New
York will meet with lmenate AL letters must be
post paid milo lmd&w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-30
DEPOT

= OF GENILEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.
READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, sc &c.
HE Subscriber would call the of their patrons
strsnse &c visiting this city, their rich and
ndkerchiefs dessng hosiery, lambs wool meno
SIR cotton Berlin buckskn and other under shirts and draw
Their OF the above goods articles
appertainng TO gentlemans wardrobe rich varied and
extensive and well worthy the attention of the fashionable
community, they would particularly recommend their
style OF getenen shirts containing improvements
form of the wearer thereby doing with the large ovepus
OF linen used under the old of cutting and adding
only to the comfort of the but the beauty of the
iorm This Improvement manifest the Judges of the
awarded to the sp6scribers their elastic Brace pacu
larry recommended all who habit
Of stopping They will be found of immense benefit persons
sedentary habits by bracng the shoulders they
the back expand chest and will be found Of no mp
ment to the free Of the They would also cali
may depend being suited with the best and most fashionable
articles, by calling at the old establishment
PARSELLS &AGATE,
au 20 Im*e 237 Broadway corner of PARK place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-30
BOWED COMPLAINTS CURED.

TAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALsAM is a certain safe
and eiectual remedv for dysenery darrhGa, oosenes
cholera morbus summer complaint cholc gping palms.
stomach, atuency, &C. &c. aud all spasrnodc nervous
diseases sick headache hysea cramp &c
From Dr. NJ L. Knapp late Physician the Baltimore Dis
penary and agent TOR the Mary and Vaccine Institution
Dr. JAyNE-Dear sr-You ask me what proofs meet with
prescribed medicine for bowel complaints that has given me
so much satisfaction and speedy perfect
lief this Whenever introduced family becomes
standing remedy Tor those ailments and called for again and
AGAIN "hic think pretty good proof Of its efficacy
inness In the summer complaint of children has frequently
appeared TO snatch the little victims WERE from the grave
~ saved the lie OF child, and such child
have repeatedly heard it said In dyentec affections Of
adults have time and again like charm and give
permanent relief in few hours say in few minutes
In fine it valuable medicine family should be with.
out it. Respectfully " - WV"
NJ /. KNAPP, MD.
From Dr. VIM. steeling, Physician the Cumberland j.
This may certify that have used Dr. Jaynes Carmnaye
paisam very extensively in bowel complaints
e,t hesitation declaring preparation that
nave met with Tor the relief of these diseases.
p WIN. STEELING, NJ. d.
From Jonathan Going d. d. (se Of New York; President of
n. N -, Granville College, Ohio.
Dear s-iaving made of your Carminatiye Balsam in
plants Tor which IL intended take pleasure recommend
ing y 10 the use OF my friends and the pnblc generally beev
ing those who afflicted with anv oil these companty will
ma reisa IN The use oil this valuable me!icine;
New York May 90, 1887.
500 WHOLESALE and retail at the propreors prices by A. B.
- druggists No 70 Fnlton Of Gold St.
%. ~ East Broadway Price 50 cents. aul9 msr