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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

N3- THE PHILADELPHIA FAMILY PAPER.-The
Saturday Courier OF this week with its 10000 subscri
bers contains besides world OF choice miscellany and
all the news Of the day. Gallery of Art No. Ga splendid
Engraving; An Orglne Sketch-D disappointing Land.
lord; New chapter Of Sam Slick Original Poems-The
Battlefield, sty'dd, Evening Prayer; The New York
Monument, with Engraving Original Essay The Co.
men, by Mrs. Beecher; Biography of Howard Brooks
Letter Il ON Europe; Weeds do. The Shrine For the
lucky Song Of the Haymakers Pioneers Tale Ora
ton, &c. &c,
Editorials The Package Express Books for the Peo.
plcj Horticultural Exhibition The Poison Working
The Monopoly Again Carter's Trial Things in New
York; Salmagundi The Bible Cause Business and
Money City News; Review of New Books; The ORA
ma Navy. &c.
Terms, So per annum single copies cents. May al.
ways be had of the New York Agent
T.. FUTILE, No. Ann street.
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o. GREAT sALE-sECOND EDITION NINA!
NlNA!!-Just published at 80 Ann street, price one
shilling "Nna," by Frederick Bremen authoress of "The
Neighbours "Home" etc etc, translated by Mary Hewitt
Price 2 cents 10 copies by mail for ST. The first ed
ton OF 10000 copies of this work off yesterday
rapidly, that copies left at O'Clock in the alter
noon second edition was Immediately printed, and is
now ready TO supply the increasing demand
This edition is printed with the appreciation Of Mary
Hewitt, OF whom the advance sheets were purchased
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

n9- THE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, FOR
burns bruises old Sores infammatons sore eyes, and all
outward applications. 1t is general for all these
complaints.
scrofulous Aaectons and all impurities OF the Blood
Nothing can equal Comstock Co.'s Extract OF sarsapa
rls, which is also ss good any made. Price 30
cents per bottle, 81 per doz.
Rheumatsm-Hewes ' Nerve and Bone Lniment and the
Indian Vegetable Elixir, will any case no matter
how bad Call and see the proof.
Deafness. and all complaints Of the ear cured by Dr.
MeNars Acoustic Oil II has cured totsl deafness of
years standing.
Pes-Hays' Linment warrsnted to cure any case of
the Piles.
Worms-Dr. Kolmaock's vermifuge, the only cafe and
sure cure. Prce25 cents.
SUMMER Complaint cured by the Summer Cordial in
either adults or children. Price IS cents
Sick Hesdache-spohn's Remedy warranted 10 cure.
Balm OF Columbia, for restoring the hair II has restor.
ed il on persons bald forty years. and toilet cannot be
surpassed.
Hair Eradicatorsupernuous hair from any part of the
body removed as by magic and will stain the skim
IL can be seen tested before buying.
Oil Tannin for all boots aud shoes harnesses carriage
tops-the best article ever made.
All the above be had genuine only at 81 Courtlandt
street; Mrs. Hays 1879 Fulton street. Brooklyn; D. Smith
$40 Broad street, Newark.
Where slso can be had gratis pamphlet that gives full
descriptions and references to persons in this city cured
and WILL be oil service to every iamiy2t Courtlandt
street.
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W3ITHE CHEAPEST MAGAZINE IN THE WORLD
Price reduced one half Just published, Campbelps
Foreign Semi Monthly Magazine for September
Of choice literature.
This Magazine has hitherto enjoyed high reputation
and in order 10 place par with the cheap literature
Of the tines the price has been reduced from fifty to
twenty-five cents copy, or SIS year. Issued twice
month Each number contains Mezzotint Engraving
thus making it the cheapest magazine published in the
United States.
Single copies for sale and subscribers received by the
Publishers Agents, BURGESS STRINGER
Wholesale and Retail Periodical Dealers,
ODD Broadway cor of Anu str w.
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LATE FROM HAvANA.-We are indebted to Capt
Vilar, of the steamship Natchez, for Havana papers
to the "a h August. They contain no news of inn
portance.
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90 TO RHEUMATIC PERSON5.-H will be well
for all persons who troubled with rheumatism in any
OF its forms, govt, to know that perfect and rapid
remedy is Dr. Henry's Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup This
article has been in only year. and yet the estmo
mails in its favor are unprecedented Read the follow
ing:-
This may certify that l. Jane Norris have becnor the
last three years afflicted with the chronic rheumatism in
all my limbs that at times could not STIR particularly
in the nights and for the space Of five months per-
fecty helpless bat by the OF one bottle Of DR. Henry
Syrup was perfectly, and believe permanently cured.
that can attend TO my business well ever and
do attribute my wholly to the Of DR.. Heny's
medicine.
Ps was also entirely cured of q cough which
any supposed to be consumption, and which had sct
cd me for four years, at the same time.
JANE MORRIS, No. First st.
For sale wholesale and RETAIL No 2s6 Bowery, and
that all may themselves OF its benefits the price has
been reduced from dollars to dollar per bottle
which often enough to and always enough to fully
test II.
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WhoIesale and Retail Periodical Dealer
222 Broadway corner of Ann street. New Y,

90 THE CITY Is FULL OF 8 rRANGERs.-Mer.
chants from the farthest portion Of the Union are in this
neighbors with the necessaries and luxures of lfe
There is one thing, which know how to distin
gush OF the greatest luxury, ALSO to the refined
taste, Of the highest necessity and that is Music.
house is scarcely home without piano forte, harp
or at least guarand tine happies home may be made
happier by the introduction OF new music and songs. We
can refer strangers TO the celebrated establishment ofA
WILL 2ol Broadway for everything desirable this way
our citizens appreciate his enterprise and taste too well
to require such recommen dation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

Mr.. VAN BUREN-The New Hampshire Patriot
speaks thus OF the probable OF the friends of
Mr.. Calhoun in the event of his not being the sue
cessfu Candidate for the Baltimore nomination -
The Charleston Mercury, its southern allies and
tive in disparaging the standard OF Mr.. Van Barren,
in depreclating his popularity, in heapng reproach
and contumey upon his character as though they
sustained the attitude of bitter political hostility to-
ward him. They have attributed to him intrigue
and duplicty, and some of them have even revived
the calumny of opposition to the last war. With
what show OF consistency self-respect can these
prints support Mr.. Van Buren,, II nominated? il
the conduct Of the friends OF Mr. Calhoun is cacu-
lated to Indicate any thing to the future, it seems
evident to us that 1t fore shadows determination to
run Mr.. Calhoun for President at all events.
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NAvAL.-List of officers attached to the United
States scho ooner On.ks ny which sailed on Friday
last, on an experimental cruise.
Lieut.. Commanding, John E. Bspham; Lieut., Edward
Middleton; Acting Master, John ). Taylor; Assistant
Surgeon, John Barclay; Midshpmen, Henry Ashton
Charles w. II. Hays Captains Clerk, Thomas W. Jordan
The United States brig Oregon, Lieutenant Com
mandiDg Porter, left here few days ago on short
cruIze, and would probably proceed TO Baltimore
before her return We understand that she is prnci.
pay manned by apprentices from the u. States ship
Pennsy lvania-Nor5oL Herald, Aug %.
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90 PROFESSOR vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS
for The permanent Of gonorrhGa and gleet, has
done more good suPPresspg quackery than any m.d-
cine introduced into this country. Any person
afflicted with those diseases cure themselves
without applying to hysicsn. Sold in boxes con-
tanning one hundred pills, 81 each.
w. s. RICHARD SON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College OF Neil
cine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY EFFEC.
TUALLY CURED, whether produced from vicious
hahtS protracted illness, by the celebrated TONIC
MIXTURE, prepared by the New York College Of Medi-
cine and Pharmacy
containing half dozen $5 carefully packed and sent
to all parts of the Union
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
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Acting for P. M. Butler, Cherokee Agent
T. H. CRAWFORD, Esq,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, Washington City
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a0- A GREAT EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE
"kNlCkEkBOCKER."-This beautiful was just
passing the Hg HANDS yht last week. when reg
lar smash" was heard in the Barber shop All hands
rushed in to learn the cause, to issue
from the door; on entering which the Captain
prisee to see old Diedrch himself in ibe fume he
having just got aboard from Sleepy Hollow near Ir.
wings" love OF cottage" and being tour to his de.
scendants in Albany hsd attempted shave himself but
lather wouldn't soften his beard OF years.
CROWN wnerest he got In such fume to smash hh
old Dutch Meerschaum. through which the smoke had
crcled his caput for century and upset the hot
water on his venerable foot That he Insty in
Dutch, we know The Captain was in quandary how
10 appeese the old Patron Saint Of his fine craft All
have It, thought he and taking from his pocket pot
ofthe Tuberose Shaving Cream it worked on the old
beard OF Diedrich like charm, causing him to dance
around like mad Thus tine fears Of the
Gained with the ire Of old Knick. The bell tink led for
the engine to go on" and the darkey sung out All
what hasnt paid their fare please call at the Capns o.
fce and settle I"
As the venerable Old fellow is expected here soon, he
will not fail TO call on PHALON, ala Broadway for
jar of the Tuberose Shaving Cream"
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OF which the said account furnished the best means
OF coDceameDt, as il was thought that the same
would never be balanced.
And your orators further declare, that by means
OF the premices, the said Nicholas Blddle and
John Andrews did most Ell, cually conceal their
said obtaining and appropratDg Of the said four
hundred thousand dollars, and the same remained
so entirely concealed from the other officers of the
said corporation, and from all Others but the said
Nicholas BIddle and John Andrews until the month
o. June, iS59; when the same was brought to light
ia me manner following, 10 wit The said Parent
Bank note account Is made creditor for all notes
which were issued by the bank and is debted
WIN all notes returned to the bank and cancelled
Of uesuoyen, ann after The expiration Of the said
charter OF the old Bank, the notes returned so
last mat, IN the month OF June, 1899, there were
less than four hundred thousand dollars thereof out
standing, so that the false entry above stated made
lhe deol' side OF the said account exceed The credit
side, Or IN other words made il appear, that more
notes had been destroyed than had ever been is
sued, which, as u was impossible in the nature
OF things, led to inquiries, which resulted in the
set forth
And your orators further charge, that upon the
discovery OF the above stated errors and mis- entries
The subject was referred to Committee Of the
Directors OF the Bank, chartered by the aforesaid
act OF Assembly, which Committee directed the
Parent post note az count to be credited with four
hundred thousand dollars, and the account entitled
losses, chargeable 10 the contingent fund, to be
debI'ed with the some, thereby transferring this loss
to that account.
And your orators further declare that this, though
in so far right that it relieved the Parent Bank note
account rom said false entry, yet as this account OF
losses, chareeable 10 the contingent fund, was in
tact, The profit and loss account OF said Bank, the
charging said four hundred thousand dollars 10 thai
MT may admit ol various interpretation; u "
was intended thereby 10 represent, that the said Tour
hundred thousand dollars was expended IN the con-
urgent expenses OF the Bank, il was wholly unwar-
ranted. And your orators declare, that If il was so
intended, the same was done by and under the nia.
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50 1GtEcd4.
BANKS AGAINST THE PEOPLE.

One Of the most Interesting documents we have
seen lately Is report of Secretary Woodbury. TO
the l.. :. Senate last year in compliance
with il resolution of that 5ody, and answering GER
tain inquiries in relation to the amonnt of loss sus
tanned by the .0Vernment and people Of this coun-
try during the las, ten years, through the ins,rn-
mentality of Banks, II clearly demonstrates the
Tact that these institutions by their past and prcs-
enl mode OF management are serious and cXpen-
S'e evils, and cost quite AS much TO the commit
MY IN one way, rs their advantages are worth in
any other, i'Iior TO 1897, it appears thai the loss
occnsloncd by employing banks as places Of de-
pos'e Tor public monies was $500 ,OGO; that the
loss estimated on the depreciation of bnnk paper
was $500, GEO; and that the lnSs on bank. notes
taken and not redeemed was $50 900. Since 1887
The loss sustained by the Federal gnyernmrn, has
been S-lG0, by the use Of banks - dcnosorics.
and $40 600 on bank note taken and moi redeem
ed-naking as total six millions and six hundred
and twenty thousand dollars. TO this add inter
est computed at $S,s72 900, and we have grand
ngg' egate loss Of only fifteen millions, four aua-
drea Gai Ninety tTO Mousarh Mr. Woodbury.
remarks that the Conruilrn Of Ways and Means
OF the House OF Representatives in their rcDnrt,
l"ih, oi April, 1850, estimated the loss sustained
through deprecmlcd bank notes alone, previous To
1887 at marty iO"r millions Of 3CiarS; the com.
n'it'cc is supposed 10 have taken into consdcrn.
lion the fact, that after Angus, 1914, loans were
made to government in rredecmahlr paper, nj Il
high premum,swhch were finally di.cinrge b>
government in specie o. its equivalent. One hun.
drcd dollars in specie for instance, or ia cnri,a.
lent, were nscd in 1924 in redecmiug a certificate
of stock issued in 1914 for 500, aud for which
only SOS had been received by the Government;
md that in bank-rote, at discount oritom seven
to twelve per cent. compared with specie.
a number Of tables Of calculations arc given in
the Secrelgry's report exhibiting the kind and char
meter Of the losses sustained prior to ISL. from
ISL TO 1880, and from 1880 10 1910, which the
following is a faithful summary.
|. Losses by Bank failures $l0S, SSJ,12l
2. Losses by suspension orspacie
payments by Banks, aud con-
segment depreciation on their
notes $4,000
5. Losses by destruction Of Dana-
notes by accidents 7,l2l,33
/. Losses by counterfeit Bunl,notes,
beyond losses by coin i,iii,4ii
). Losses by fluctuations in Bank cur
rcncy ailGtjng rricc', cSrraya-
gance in living, sacrifices orp,o.
poriy, and by only Il mlt of
other incidents to the banking.
system, rot computed above, 1T
least 10000, 600
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.RUCtiOR!

WILL. be sod on Friday the eth dav Of jan
w 1913 10 close an assignment the following
articles, VIZ:
One Two Horse Wagon, quantity oflumhcr
consisting Of Ash, Oak, Birch, Maple aud Bass
Plank ard Boards, one np'igh, Saw, one lluz Saw.
one Forcing Machine md Lathe, one Mnriicing
Machine, ono Spoke Tcnanling ard Shaving Ma
rhine. one GriHd S!onc. quaniii, Of Gearing and
Betting. IN assortment Of Tools usually kept in
kinds, sc. sc.
Sale commence at one O'Clock. r. VI. all Suns
over SO 900, 90 days credit with interest
Mt. CIlURClliLI.,) o.
GEO. G. PRATT, "'''S" ''''
Woodstock Jan 10, 1913 42-2w
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Astonishing News!
The time has come!

TIE TIME MAY CONE WHEN CONSUME
TlON WILLIE CLASSED WITH THE CUR
ABLE DiSEASES.-R, BUTTE, ~ d. I432
TIME subscriber announces the gratifying intelligence
that he has received from Eneland large supply u
BUCHAN' IS HUNG dRiAN BALKAN or LiFE! The only
compound known to the Medical Faculty which will effect
aspcCdy, and permanent cure U that dreadful Aalady,
CONSUMPTION,
And all diseases CT The Chest and Lungs
SHchs colds coughs splitting Of b0od pain in the side
aud chest Irritation and sOrnc>s of The lungs, Bronchitis,
difficulty al breathing hectic fever night sweats cnuci.
tion, and general debility, Asthma, Influenza, WhOopng
cough Group, &C.
For the last five years the Hungarian Bulsam has been
IN extensive use IN Great Britain, and throughout The
incn of Europe, where ii has completely ustOundpd the
Medical Faculty! by its Unparalleled in the cure Of
lhe most hopeless cases Of Consumption
ever Ougt under their notice. In England has cured
thousands upon thnusaNdso all classes. in cases Of the
most dangerously cUlISumptivc chHrlctcr-amd the English
papers are full OF cXtvagant cu0gilms upon it and upon
It's distinguished author In The hospitals Paris all 9TH
remedies have been trownasidc by order Of the medical
OverSccrs.
commitc orseven Of the most celebrated physicians
of London, who were requested by DR. ruchan to give
their unbiased opinion Of his ial,;m have under their
own nnncs pronounced it an unriyailCd specific. And
they unhcsitnngy rccommcndit to he kept every fmi
y OF col'nmpiye tendency, The join, certificate Of
these PhyHlcals aCcompanicscacN bottle u, the EHsum.
DIR. BlCiAN has been elected m hOEerary member Of
all the prominent Medical societies Of Europe, and the
Queen Of England has lately sgnicd To him thpt in con
kind by the discovery Of his Lul'nm, il is her intention
shortly TO bc>pw upon hn the order OF Knighrhoud.
The great merit OF DR. BUchdns HalSam is ihis--n all
cases of pEm0nary complaints it gives immediate relief
single bottle viii reveal lis astonishing virtues, and
open the fountain Of health aud strength TO tbs
afflicted
TRY lT-TRY IT oday--to morrow is uncrriuin,a and
in case OF He and death should never b. appealed to.
MS lac only medicine knorR uhich can ceTiGinIy
cure consumption.
Otthis tact there is abundant. overwhelming tCs,imo
ny from tie first Physicians Luwlcr CiCrgy men, and
Ncrcfus OF Great Britain II In, scarcely been known
Ia nu In any CSc, aud rs been used in thousands
where even horc itself had dcs pHrCl.
The subscriber has been apuoHt" hy Or BGclan sole
agent 70. his InIsam in the lHitcd States
~ Price nj the liasnm, only e per bottle with full di-
rCctons Dissertation on CONSUMPTION, Notices md Ger !
tl!cdc of remarkable cures, &c DAVID T. BatDLEE,
sole Agent Tor the United Slrtts.
G. COURT STREET, Og2ojic tic heat Of BrGitt ST.
BOSTON.
Sold, also, by j. ROSS, ,jr, Words'ock, ".
n. B, NlIIiSton, Brat rborO.
l3D"m Norman Harris, Bellows Falls.
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Look Here!
DIR. ISRAEL DEI.EMAT'

.NERVE 6 howe RHECiIlTTC LI.NT.
ME.NT .q.ND Lh'DLi.i' SPECIFIC.
"A rarGnifi cure far MfsmGiory and Chronic
L II i l NJ A T | S W.
I gives immediate relc,, and Strengthen weak limbs
extends contracted cords, cures all nulnbncss, takes
down swclingS aud removes iHlinaiion.
Is frequently urged that Rheumatism cannot be cured
by external applications But 1t certainly true that IL
cln he rot Only reached bit entirely curtdby external aud
internal rcmi'icS sCt Ht the same time. Tls the pro
proprietor Ct the Linmcut and Specific is prepared to
prove to The entire satisfaction If every who ni!c
ted with this most distressing complaint, by literal and
unrqHlvOcll wurrAntcc, that whoever Will faithfully
an" bOttlrOl DR. Dcamatcr's Rheumatic Eminent ester
naly, and one bottle IT the Indian Rheumatic Specific III
icrnay and rcIGrG the empty ho,e, TO where they
purchased il no; cured shall have the purchase money
refunded In fjil. COMSrnCk & TYLER,
Wculr.nlc Druggists mud snln agents. New YORK.
Snldnlso lyJ. ROSS, JR., Woodstock; Geo. Lyman.
Norwich; Adams smith co iuhow; Gibson smith a co.
Procorsyilc; Joseph IIadcv. sorih Chester; Shirwn
Richardson, d 60. Chester; newton, norwich Chis.
Dodd Rochester, Sylvester d co. Gaysyille' Justin
BROOKS Hartford; q II Wardncr, Windsor; Bartlett &
Whitcomb and 60. Weathcrsield Bow; l. Thompson &
co, Sprirgfcld Pierce Smith, Bethel; William SKIN
neRo,Hion Baxter Wulbriisc Sharon; Bal'Un Brown,
rclclyil!c.
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Going! Going! Going!l

At AUCTION! on Saturday the 2s;h day Of
"A January, 1919, ut the Jcwcry Store Of JAS.
H. MURDOCH, in Woodstock.
A general assortment Of Clocks, Watches, Watch
trimmings, Iewe'ry, Combs, Poke, Books and WAL
let's. Military Equipments, Musical instruments,
Ladies' Hose, Kid Gloves, Sewing silk, Thread,
Toys, &c.
Also, genera! assortment Of Joner's Tno's.
Bcdsirads Boxes Snow Cases ,GoIdak' s medicines,
Oils, Essences. SC. &c. SC.
Sale to commence Il, one clock, p. NJ. 50
DAYS credit ON all sums over SO
GEO G.. PRATT, .iuciioneef.
Woodstock, Jan. 1913. l42.2w
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TUONSOVTAN MEDICINE,

TTI0TIENNT
Pure Avn w iDULTERiTED MEDICINE.
AT NNrIiL. R\NDALL'S Icwclry Store is kept u
n good assortment of THOusONIAN MEDICINE, con
Sisiine Of
Rheumatic or 10, Drops, brown Tohclin,
Wine Bittcrs. pulycriscd slippery Elm,
Dysenicry Syrup, Meadow Fcrnc Ointment,
Vegetable Jelly, llcnns snlyc,
Iininmcnt, stimulating LiniaEcnt
Fine Iobclin, Composition,
COnIh BisIm, Cayenne,
Ncryine or Nnlcrinn, Hricc Bitcrs,
Green Lohcla, Wom1n's Friend, &c
Al fur sale at the R"StHr prices, nj
Aprill9, l2ll NiTHifiEL RANDALL.
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Geo. w. Vanduxee's
FASHIONABLE
g Tailoring Establishment, SIT

CONTINUES in successful operation notwithstanding
" the despatch with wh'l they do up business at the
"NO CABBiGEn
concern Persons wishing To be fitted in the extreme Of
fashion, q. in nny 81 its various sIdicniiOns. upon the
most reasonable terms, cannot tail to- suited here 81.
though lie has TO fear That glIt "lrspnir
provided his numerous Customers should NIL honor him
with acall AZ once yet he will venture assure such
may be fortunate enough to procure garment Of his
make that ihcy may walk the streets without hanging
their heads in shame for the tailor.
"Don't misaAc the M nber'' fTwo doors FEST orhc
Post Office up stalls is where tailoring is done in SIS e,
and upon the most inr ternis-nUi "by gull"
Ono dul Boxes Tuilors Cray superior article,
sale cheap.
n. y. No Per get trusted Mt my shop nfcr this
date
Woodstock Dec.1 lei2
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COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.

Tl1!IIS nl>am isnCw offered to the public from l'
n conviction TINT II Is superior In ANY other medicine
In use fur the rils diseases NJ the chest Its effects
r., tested In private practice aad the medicine mo
extensively circulated nj the earnest solicitation Of many
who received the most signal benefit from II In diseases the
inos distressing and nlarHiur
The prepRrcr Of this halgn lns r several years paid
pnrtcnlarHcn,inn To pulmonary Conplnn,sby watching
their progress investigating their c1rc- and carefully no
ticna the effects ~ the numernrs md most approx rem
idcs which have been prescribed hy rhyslcuns Of NIL or
drrs rs Of most kin's 0f patent medicines which have
been Offered to The pnhc.
II has been found prolrr" most astonishing results IN
whcOpng-cnrei cnlnrh affections Of ac lungs, ii'dro
thrrnv. ~ droply the chest rnrry1, Group. spiin?
of hl1'd, pain in tho side sbogncs of BREATH con'unp
ton md common colds
Ircanlncs the natural sccrecrs Of Tho system. pro
cures free eypcrtOraiOn and nn,s morbid irritaby.
Hence its great utility IN nll dsfi,."s Of the lungs.
Thousands o certificates might be given II rccce s1rv.
but all lhni j. wanted for lis accommodation Is fair tTi
nj. PnicE. 80 cents.
Prcparcdby DR.. II. II CARTER. For sale by
J. ROSS, Jr.
Woodstock, March 90, 1919. 81