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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28
WHOLE NO. 100.

| ARRIVAL FROM OREaoN.-We were
most agreeably surprised yesterday BY Q
call from DR.. Whitman. from Oregon. q
member Of the American Presbyterian
Mission in tina. Territory. A slight glance.
at him. when he entered our office. would
have convinced any one that he had seen
the hardships Of life in the wilderness.
DE was dressed in an old fur cap that ap.
peared to have seen some ten years SER
vice. faded and nearly destitute of fur; a
vest whose natural color had long since
He'd !; and shirt-we could not see that
he had any; an overcoat every thread Of
which could be easily seen; buckskin
pants. &c.-the toughest man we have
seen this many day-too poor in fact to
get any better wardrobe! The doctor is
one of those daring and good men who
went TO Oregon some years ago TO teach
the Indians religion, agriculture. letters,
&c. A noble pioneer do we Judge him to
be-a man fitted to be a chief in rearing a
moral empire among the wild men of the
wilderness. We did not learn what sue
cess the worthy man had in leading the
Indians to embrace the Christian faith;
o"' w sCay uOucSuy IcudIkeu tn1t many
of them mad begun TO cultivate the earth,
and raise cattle.
He brings information that the settlers
on the Willamette are doing well; that
the Americans are building town at the
falls of the Willamette. that a Mr.. Moore,
OF Mr.. Farnham's party, some sixty years
OF age. was occupying one side Of the fails,
in the hope that government would make
him wealthy by the passage of pre-emp>
ton law; that the old man Blair, another
member of the same party, was living
comfortably short distance above, as all
who have read Mr.. F's travels will know
he deserves to do. Or. w. left Oregon
six months ago; assembled the banks of
Snake or Lapiin river, TO Fort Hall; and
was piloted thence 10 Santa Fe by the way
of the Soda Springs, Browns Hole. Coll
orado of the west. the Wilma, and the wa
iers of the Del Norle. From Santa Fe he
came ,hro' with the Indians that have been
removed from the State Of Missouri. The
doctors track among the mountains lay
along the western side of the Anahuac
range ; and he remarks that there is con>
siderable good=aapd in that region.-N.
r. I7I60ne.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

FOSTER s. RICHNlAN,
,,,,,,1rS AND RETAIL GROCERS,
b,rrarainy and Con'mtsss0n .nerch0"ts' ara
Dealers in Produce,
B4,,y1yGr on, Iowa. 81
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

GRArTlxe-NEw METHOD. Lee.
correspondent Of The Connecticut Farm
ers Gazette, gives the following new
method of grating trees, and says he has
repeatedly witnessed the process in Geor-
gia and Alacama, and has been informed
it is always successful. Trees can be
rapidly multiplied by this mode for that
reason it may be valuable where young
trees are difficult TO be obtained in suf1i-
cient quantities, the process of roo,-graft-
ing. as described by Mr.. Hardness on
page "a, VOL H., appears 20 us the best.
81 plant the seed in rows at suitable
distance from each other, and the hills say
abou, five fee, apart in each row. But one
tree should be suffered to grow in place.
Now when the young tree is sufficiently
grown in the spring of the second or third
wear. any quariily 81 Irult may be grated
into it in The following manner: First.
bend the tree over and obtain for it firm
resting place, either on block or board
resting on the knee. (after it had been di-
vested of its branches) and with stout
sharp pointed knife, pierce holes directly
,lirougl, the centre Of the tree, about five
inches apart. into which scions are to be
MISUNDERSTANDING above two or three
buds. A trench is then to be dug, III
direct line between the trees, about four
inches deep, and the whole tree bent down
aud buried, leaving the tops Of the scious
above ground In this new condition the
scions become uniformly thrifty trees.
supported and nourished from the bruised
tree, from which issue, in due time. roots
from its entire length. The second year
from this operation. the whole parent tree
may be dug up. the new growth sawed
apart. aud transplan,ed. 1t will thus be
seen that if the tree is five feet in height,
ten or twelve young trees, may be obtain
ed in this way. whereas, by the ordinary
method Of grating there could be but one.
provided the graft lived. The yonng sci
ON will bear fruit. thus transplrnted. in the
same time i, would had it been grated in
tree Is years old"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

The Circuit Court Of the Un'ted STATES .ol
the Dis,ric, Of Alabama has decided .na' .'e
marriage Of white man with an .na a'nos ~" ~
man. according TO the forms anu o' s';.;,;.s :.
the Choctaw nation. is void 'na' .'s'alsu
'"o :" ;acanahIe Of contracting marriage with
IND" :. and that their offspring is illegiii-
"a. snd could not inherit. The court decl.
Ina also. that void will. probated, was con-
o o,.s;ve and binding on all parties. until set
ss;de n The probate court. Exceptions having
haen taken to those decisions, the cases will be
carried up 10 the Supreme Court Of the y. ;.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28
ii. c. BENNETT,

G. w. HUMPHREYS & CO.
Palcrs in ToreIJn AND Domestic Drp Goods,
GroearIes, Boots s. Shoes, NarDware, sc.
Coraer Of Chestnut and Secondsfreets,
BENNINGTON. IOWA.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28
A. O:ilvic e Co.

ApAN OGILV1E.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
PETERN' Pills

NJ have tried Or Jos Priestly Peters Ysac-
w getabIs Pills, and have no heSitatluu n
Pronouncing th' IN tbs best Ambitious Medicine
mat we have ever used IN orr families W. Ar,
acquainted with several families ia this civ VII,
give them the preferences Ut all other kinda ON
dccou . I OF their mildneSS and al the sams ttu,a
certainty Of rction.-N Y E+aDinSr
More thrn ten mIliiOGr OF boxes of tbs.a ,v~I,
valuable Ambitious Pills have been soId in ID,
United states, Cansdas, " est Indiss HeT 90 ard
ieEas, SINCE the first ofJaxHaTy, otahteea hun
dred mad thirty FIVE.
Hundreds and thousands bless tho d.yth,v
we're y du ed BY the peIsuasiORs Of a ffisEd ~
try box OF Or Peters Pills,
DR. Jos. ph PTestley Peters
Dear SIR have used your valuable Pills ,h,sa
last four years; N cases Of Dyspepsia Liver com
plant, and Sick HeadaC he, al have found t.Iern
IN majority 9fcIssS, the most ,aluabls Pills
have ever used. JOHN CASE n n,
For Sick or Nervous Headache. or BiEog, r.
YER would recommend Peters Pills ~ DTefsF-
ence TO all other kinds.
Ri ARMSTRONG MD
TIE following from the smIRenf Dr Esss.--ap n
considered sufficient.
| have used IN my prae ice these last ave TesrA
DIR Peters Vegetable Antibilious Phls, ans CON
sidere1 them the best Family hScfgins have
ever used.
4 supply OF these truly valuable PHls i,,, -
celyed and for sale Wholesale and Re All bv
OLIVER PRYOR
Sole agent for NhesEsr
Large size boxes. containing 4s Pills 80 c,ots.
small SIZE boxes containing 40 Pills as cent? per
box. and upon enquiry these Valuable Pills ear
be obtained in most every COUNTY, store in wes
IeTn va. ta- An
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
TRISrEE,N SALE

by virtue at a deed ii trust executed nv
II WI l1m I.lmhdIn. Christ0phtr bam:dII
a I'll William NJ K Lambda to me, dated Nav q.
S36, and nDw uf record IN tse clerks o.
ice Of OHIO county. ] shall m Tuos-
day, The oath day OF January 1913 II IN.
'TOnt door of the court house OF Ohio county, at
o'clock p VI. proceed To sell TO the highest and
best bidder for ready M ORey; Lot No 40 iioriN
and all of lot No !forIy onel except so much
thereof a. the SAID William Lam. hdIA ccnyeyLc
toE u , veatI1 zen, BY d. ed dated q al AprIl
1897, and NV Of record ia the clerks Office Of
OnIo COun y. That part of said lot a. So coz
vryet 10 SAID SwcaTngtn being as Is believed
the North pa RI thereof containing a front ofthIr-
~ nine feet width and the same breadth back TO
the alley
Selling as trustee ! will convey such title
is vested IN me c. said deed of trust
dc - dis JOHN LIST. Trustee.
The sale ct the nb've properly Is postponed las
r'qucsr. until Nin day The 9Th day of Fel RI ~.
SI3 AT The time and place nhnvs named Thue
nre erected on said lot three large hrrk dwelling
houses. and other improvements. ia en'sl r'nJiTnn.
Jan %. lei3 }. LIST. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
SIIERMAN,S
COU L II T.QZE NCTG.

n M. tho shitSl most sure and sflsCtvs rSu,-
a coy Tor Coughs, cOloz coLsII.iptloo v huo-
pug cough. aStLm1 ilShin as OF The l. ms tr
chest, sc. The prOUrietCr rGeVeT ~ tNu an
Instance where hey DID not give Lsr:aet sausfas-
ton.
Over 500 PERSONS have given their pepsI
wilma The last J>ar a reference of The won
deriuI virtues Ill eosgh lo4onats III sy CO..,
all rec nj cap6s ~ a lev btufs .elcom rtouitluy
more lh1n one day 10 eDtuSlT eradicate tht most
disu csEiHg ones.
Mr. q j Matthews, s Caroline 81 syFera5 ,
year win hare; uSht eupRh rain N the SIDE
spIuinR OF bloc q, and all lac usuHI sNrRutEus ~
cOnsunS uou. ! be I.rzcuEes rel sVeC Rim ,,,,,,..
dlalcly, and IN few week Tsstorsd him TO r,,.,
health He says they arc the grCIteSi IA edieIss
IN the would.
DIR Zsbriskio. IS Duane ~, has used then, \.
over 100 cases, SoEle Of ~. IA 81 the most ssrDi
chuTacter ana always with tt grsaISst suessas
young lady OF 10 years old " as ruupsssa 10 b..
IN ceGhn"; stveral ply BieiAns \ q autnded
her al u gwen her NJ rs ineUrsbls. she had a
distressing cough, WIS 40 weak she coud cot a.G
up tut lew minutes AZ time, and mad oyarv
appearance of speedy dissolution. On the b,iut
IL her grave as II Nsre, Ghe took dozsp Of
she mans i.ozeugcsi they seemed 10 ri s her
NJ W liic-shs psTseveIcd and less III n f,Tr boxes
restored her 10 perfect heal h. These LvSAsre,
saved her from , untimsly reath
Macy persons haze cDmplHips3 Of Lajo1
AGmo, ECed oui other dollars by cough syraps
whn nave iouGd a cure in Sherusn'S oouuL
candies, they not requE ed TO purchase two or
SIX dollars worth. Very often one ~ cent boz
vii cure them.
Price % cents per box. For salsby
OLIVER PRYOR, Union ~.
NV - Hhes!InS, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
100000

SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
- HEUMATIsM Lumbaso. pals and weak
IL net IN the back, loIns, side, meek brss.,
or limbs. eiiect rally cured byn In soughs ana
liver complaints they afford aHtoHishn ~ reguIt.
" orr on the lower part Of the spins. thsv on ~
the piles, and on the back Of the nsets ~
children teething will give I'm MEDIATE TslieC
Several parsons have called a. the wsiebopa.
20 express their surprise aRd thanks a. the a.
inert miraculous cures these plasters have a.
fCctcd
Jos w Hoxie, Esq VII, had been an s0b.,.s
with rheumatism, 80 10 be unable 10 dress him
self without assistancs wss enabled after ,yesy-
ing o. only night. % getup alone In The NOR
ming, pot on he clothes and call AZ our ofiecs
with eyes beamIng with iov end his Tongues
pouring forth the gladness Of be heart 81 the
sudden md signal relief he he'd received from
this best Ct q n remedies
Mr. David Williams, Of Elizsbstb town, " J.
an old Revolutionary soldier was % afflicted
with rheumatism that he cOuld scarce help him
self -these plasieTs entirely cured him. EFPnos
only N I centsa plaster and rhich NOT only
makes them the best but the chcspest plart,s
in tho world Remember that
For sale Wholesale snd Rstah BY
OLIVER PRYOR
nov an Sole ageut foI WhsfHGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
ANOTHER EVIOENCC

Or he WondtIfUl Curts Performed 6v DR. Sirayne's
Compound Syrup # Md Cherry.
nR SWANNE.-DeaT Sir,-When was a,
~ PnIsburgh last August. purchased Of your
sent SIX bottles OF your Compound SyTus of
WHd Cherry. had for many years been trou-
cleo with Couch, often very violent, Nth other
indications Of Consumption, or disease Of the
Lungs ola very senous nature ! hat very little
ialth IN MEDICINE, as was thought my disease
was hopeless and beyondits reach. had applied
70 several PHygcIBns for relief, and also used
some highly pulled Tedicines which had seen
IA the newspapers but hearing that you had much
experience IN the practice Of medicine and had
treated many cases Il Consumption concluded
10 try yours and from that time, ] am happy 10
say, found relief ] write this in hope % al you
VII publ u, so that II any human being has
suffered as have done, they NAV know where
10 hnd a medicine, the virtues Of which mLy be
relied upon. JAMES OSBURN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
LIVER COMPLAINT

The diseases from is long standing and repea-
ted attacks aud also fraTn The nsnner in which
y has been ir'ated, Oi1en leJ the dregs Of the
disease 10 some way cnng 10 the system-some-
umcs tnert - great weakness and prOstTatlOn Of
strength, with dull heavy pain located IN soms
part oI the syst M. In oil such cases DR. Swayne's
Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry, will be found
an excellent remedy, 10 support strengthen, and
the InrOads Of disease.
Their are daily certificates from various persons
WHich arc sufhcieni testimony 20 the great eff
cacy NJ this Invaluable mCnIcIne.
&FDr Swayno's Office. No -, North Sixth Il.
one door below Arch, PhIladelphia. where all or
rers Tor agencies q e. must be directed. Refer
enCes will be expected.
Or Swayue's Compound Syrup Of Wild cherry
~ for sale al the Drug tore Of
JAMES BAKER.
oct Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
DE La MONTERAT,s-

COLUMBIAN VEGETABLE sPECTgIr.-
~ For the cure OF consumption Asthma
Pleurlsy, Spltting Of Blood, and pulmonary a I,
fecuOns Of all kinds. The most valuable ram osy
ever d discovered for the cure Of Consumptior
and all diseases Of the breast and lungs LEADING
10 COnsImp ion.
hefolio wing rccOmmsndarg notice is from, n
regular graduate u The University Of PeDusylya-
MIA aud student Of the late DT Rush
Having reCOmm ended the nee of De Ia Mon
tierats C0iumb n Vegetable Specific IN own
private pTatiCe for some tIme past, and hsring
witnessed lts decided efficacy in many rascs
whicA have previously resisted the usunl remedies
now with much pleasure give my testimony I'm
favor, ~ stating that have prescribed he s,t-
cihc with great success In Asthma Rheumstisnl
Coughs, colds, HonTsenrss, Splitting Of Blood
and catarrhal Deductions on ne
b reast.
'rhe length q time many Of The drsoa.
ave been cured, cOnvInces me thaffhey
ornament, aud % MAY with prorrefy be siid
ne healing qualities rank u superior 10 any
re ueay ~ The present dav
ALEXANDER n MCPHERSON, ND.
De abpsC valuable medicine is fJr sale " hole.
d,g ana retail BY OLIVER PRYOR
leo1 Uncn 70. Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

eau flON,-As all medicines which become
very popular Ike that OF Or Slrry,iEs COM
pound syrup Of Utd Cicrry ATTEMPTS 20 inn.
tate or couHterieit m some way. are Frequently
TesortCd 10. Therefore Il ~ thought best 20 nut
the public Oh their Su1rl against Irnsosiinn In
the lurse Of only two or three yrtFs after The
most descrycily popular remedy had introduced
itsell iutO the sick cnaEb sr and its fame became
widely known. up springs several others into the
'narktt, and with view 10 give currency 20
Their invention, they take the name olNYd Cher
~ TO add 10 their patched ND nO-truma. think
IHS 20 bou0~ reputation rom that already es-
tahIIsEcd, and 20 help out stlll flrtkrr with in.
scheme by one Of the vendors the name OF DR.
Wistar - attached, Taklng n apDear thar tbis
popular and highly respected Physician Is the an
thor OF thll preparation, SUCh Is not the fact
Another Individual comes out with what he calls
the syrup OF Wild Cherry clingiug still closer to
the Original name that IndIvIduals mig ht even he
even deceived when he went 10 purchase n tEe
name of Dr Swayne was not always kept in sie,s,
Those who apply for those latter day Drepsroto,s
OF WIG merry, let me tell them, are tamnsrinO
with their constitutions. and taking draugh-e
rom :he hands of inexpcrience, which fbey
" )uld have 10 repent al some future day h,d
n !, out them n their guard
DR. SWAYNE'S compound syr-n n will
ehcrTy - put up IN square bottles, co1talnfrn a
bout eight ounce, with OR Swayue's co,,.1,,.J
syrup ot,Niid cherry" blOwp in the glass covered
WIN blue wrapper, ever which is a yellow label
N,lh his written Signature, the c0uniericitIns of
Wnlch VII be punished a. forgery.
A4Dr SWdyne's Office. No % N1rtL Civth g,
one door below Arch, PHILADELPHIA yyEcrc iii
"ri@rs Tor agencIrF, &c must be directed Res
orcncos will be expected.
Dr SWaync.s compound Syrup Of VIII cherry
~ Ter sale at the Drug store nf
JAMES BAKER.
yep Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
ITCH CUREDII

X u ever soinyeterate. IN sae hours applica-
y u2 o. ana no danger from taking COLBY
using Dumfries Itch Ointment. So great and
extended mere has become ITS reputation Thai
dealers are TCtiIng II from all parts OF the coun.
w az remedy which gives their customers the
student, connected with one efour Titerarv
institutions where this lonthsome disease had
appeared observes, that Dumfres' Itch Olnt-
ment eNtermlnated 70, after various other aDpli.
cations had failed TO do So and IL mad i'm COMO.
qlence gained a rcput alton in tina seminary. and
yiclLlty, as the best remedy kno w for the ItchJ
name can he gwen " desired
- TINS preparation, for pleasantness. safety.
expedition, ease AID certainty, is unsurpassed If
equaIed. ltdoes not COptaIn the least particle
OF mercury or other dangerous Ingredient and
may be applied with perfect safety by pregnant
females or 10 children at the breast, and in
cures however inveterate, IN one hours apple
cailon only and no danger from taking cold
Testimony IN proof Of the high character Of
TINS article follows
distant dealer. m ordering gross, observes,
yet used IN these parsr'
Another writes from a distant city; is
valuable article, aSd fully worth the prce set
upon I'll mas no equal IN tins m arkeF'
physician the FIRST eminence, IN prescribing
u, spoke OF ilin the highest terms, as most COM
pieteIy answering the purpose, and TO use his
own words, pronounced u just he thing
10 ~ also one Of the best application for the
Barber's Itch. pimplss, aud diseases Of the skin
generally
Price with fall directions IS CENTS.
'sfDr BCfe's Asthmatic or Consump'ivs nils
this has been pronounced among all the cough
Tcdlcincs 10 be had one Of tbs most valuable
ever yet discovered, which a Irsl will prove.
Price IS cents.
N y. Each article vii; b., signed BY w 7.
RlddCr on the outside wrapper
Prepared from he original VI Recipe Of Dr.
W r Conway, BY W l. Kidder immediate success.
sor % the late Il Kiddcr, by who 10 they are FOR
sale q hIs counting rot m, No Sc State street
corner Of Merchants row. Boston. and by his
special apponimentb by JAS BAKER,
DEC Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
ANnrIIER ENInENrE

A NJ As tc9aRcry.H -E-s4 Dsrfsr med - ~
~ NtsuyRs's % HVVhad Syr3p Of Is I'D ,ac-r,.
DR. SWayue- Dear SIN y hvH vac at Pits
6uTgh .dst August, ! purchase of your a.snt
six bottles OF your compound syrup Of Wild
emery. ! had Tor mauy wears tecu troubled
with a cOO "a, often very viohnt, vi h other in
creations of consumption, or .sease OF the lungs
Of very ScTIous nature. | hlt very little faith
~ msdlClnS, n u was thought ms disrase was
hoTe, s. and beyo its reach. had m pl;,d 10
several PLY scans for relief. and also used S,me
highly pulled medicines which had seen in The
perIence Iu the practi ice # m ,iiciue aud hat
treatet niany cases "f cJusumpton, / concluded
10 ny yours and from that time an happy TO
say found relief ! write tins la hopes YOU
vii publish IT, SO thai /: ANY human Lring has
suflere as have done. they may know where
10 iud medicine the virtues ol N .ch mn be.
re led upon. Yours respectfully
jan ? JAMES OSRURN.
fOr sale ly JAS BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
CORNs! CORNsu COnNsr,

( NURE.D by the iibiou corn yg,sferl I, aaorJ.
I''i ng.la,s reiei, ana D" sure cure fur
he loot WITH ease and .: pediilnn. wIthout iL
east pam. IRON amonS the many cases Of
cures read me i"'lGwing extract Of Letter from
'hs Rev EheneZcr Newhall of l. .fruln Mass
| cannot neglect Ia state, that feel areat con
udenCe IN the \ 'br.n corn Tlaster - go - z Il .
surest remediesi have tned IT'S efficacy. aot in
our successive applications according 10 The d.
rcctIons, u effected a cTrc-
In pro. Of which, read the following cases.
iadl! . whom reference can be made after
suffering great paIn, an inconvenience for vraTs
rom cOrns, and who IN the mean ii,ne vas ma /.
KING use OF varlo' highly celebrated ron edies
nUt 10 10 plTpGse, anG had IN const ouencc of
'hesS rIpeatsd tisaPpnln nearly desnair-
"a OF relief, most happily met with he AIb,on
corn plaster, one bOX Of " hich (at an eYnc, 40 81
on!y 90 cents9 has entirely cured her cornAi So
aston sh ne was his cue a 10 induce several az
the trends and nelgab0rs of the lady IN usc tbs
-an.e re.rcdy, and with the same good srcre,si
tAsAn old Gentleman! Informed an agent
thot ailcr suffering uncOnscionabe pain and
houble Tor yeaas from a corn, which had rcs;.I
tu every attempt TO destroy, was cured bv tb,s
most valuable plaster! ''''S
a person!-So implied with corns for = Iong
time as Ia be unable to walk had 10 cut boIes ~
ms shoes TO ca Sc his feet,-Was cured b, this
Price IS cents ho,
- ~ t. Zach of the Articles will be 1qned WI
kIGder on the outside wTapprr
- oHsumrfioR No person can have ade
quaIe IDEA OF the asst rishIEg relief winch Dr
Relie highly celebrated ,thmatic or consumn-
i've pllts, give IN consumption coughs. coils
dhcuI'y OF breathing, vince; ing, tightness Of
me chest, pam IN the side, splitting ofblood ,rc
Illt uial only rs necessary - convince person.
suffering from these complaints thai mi q - 60
Hi me most valuable medicines ever discovered
Tor complaints OF the lungs generally. Common
'C5us are removed IN few hours Price 25 CTS.
~ ldSepaIed lrom the Crleinal NJ S Recipe of DIR
i Conway, by w l. Kldder, immediate sne.
sSeslor TO the late I Klddcr BY whom thcv are
20 sele az MS counting rosm, No Sc State 81
corner OF Merchants row, Boston, and nv ME
special appointment by JAS RAKER "'S
dec tNL