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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-28

We place in to-day's paper the Bond
paying Ticket for Congress. The posi-
ton the Wings occupy in regard TO the
Bond paying Democratic Congressional
Ticket and the principles which shall
guide them in supporting that Ticket,
have been presented before our readers in
former numbers of our paper, and needs
no repetition at present. Although we do
not believe any Congressional Ticket en-
titled TO seats in the next Congress, yet i
will do no harm for the Wings to support
that Ticket. At all events lie: us defeat
the regulators at every point, and on al
Tickets.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-28

aud political associate Of Washington,
lciIcron, Madison and Monroe, with SlN
OTHER ASSOCIATE JUDGES, on the
bench ol the Supreme Court, who're the
question OF tho CoadiiniioHdlhg of n VA
tional Bank como up for decision, dctcr.
mined the question IN tho following Words
"AFTER THE MOST DELIBERATE
CONSIDERATION, IT. IS TUE uNAN.
lMOuS AND DECIDED OPINION or
THIS COURT, THAT THE ACT TO
INCORPORATES THE BANK OF THE
UNITED STATES. Is A LAW MADE
IN PuRSU ANCE OF THE CONSTlTU.
TlON, AND IS PART OF THE 81.
PREME LAW OF THE bAND,n--AUd.
Ia Ga.eiic.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-28

Nec Jersey--Tho Loco locos have car.
ricd this State, They have a majority IN
the Legislature, and as tho Governor
and other officers Of Government are
elected by the Legislature, of course they
will control the State.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-28

~ woll ns biph station may be able "a
sn,isfy him that be has inflicted or at
lonsl attempted On igl1ry for which It VIII
be- his duty, aud ought to DO hi. pleasure
10 make ampIoamcndnenl ,,.,.,,
W. H. DILLINGHAM;
October ~, iBiJ.
ConNrSr Since the above was In typo,
va have cast our eye on the Journal OF
the House Of Representatives tor lBl3'
Al page rs, n schedule OF all the Somin.
ary notes delivered to saunders Is given,
which in the whole amount TO S2b,O95 ~,
aner dcducdng the credit of $1,000 lhofe
oiyen AT Inc foot Of which, Hol Work
states that he had been informed by Saun
jcrs that they bad been placed IN the
hands of the llonNamcs Walker for col.
lection. If this was the information on
which the fuaelioaary Of the government
based his questions, 1t seems 10 US ihal
every candid mind will be induced to ask
the following questions; LIST. why did
the GIuc,ionary Of the government ASK
Judge Walker for statement OF MS pro
lesslonal business through public PRINT,
instead Of frst addressing him an inquiry
by letter, unless his principal object was
TO effect injuriously the prospects OF the
Judge as candidate for high judicial
stationP Cd. Why did that lunclonary'
in stating The amount, SO exagorate 1t, as
that, if the true amount be doubted, It WI
net make the smallest amount, and Il
multiplied by 8, will not make the largest
amount stated by him to have been deIIy-
cred TO the Judgel Sd. If his yea! is to
do right and Justice, why did he depend
on hear say, instead of ascertanlng the
truth from the receipt of Dillingham; and
Walker, which could have easily been eX'
ahmed in the Auditors office.
The last six notes mentioned in Maj
Works schedule, make exactly the
amount stated by Mr.. Dillingham; TO have
been received by d. & W., and we have
no doubt that upon examination OF their
receipt, will appear to have been gwen
for those very notes. On Thursday the
l2th, we had visit from one of the high
Cunctionaries of the government accom-
panied by Mr. Doniphan, both OF whom
were introduced to Mr.. Dillingham;.
We do not know that this is the func,
tionary from whom Mr.. Doniphan receiv-
ed his information, there are not wanting
rumors TO that effect-and we can learn,
from all the inquiry we have been able
to make, that here, when Messrs. DilIing-
ham g. Walker were at home, with the
books, papers and documents necessary to
give explanations, one single word was
said, or question was asked, respecting
the Seminary notes, although the ques-
ton appeared two days after in Mr.. Don
iphan's paper Woodrille Republican.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-28
No do.--James Black, Dem. lirfcsular

10 do.--James Black, Dem, irregular
Dom,
10 Andrew Stewart, wing
2fdo.-Wm. wilkinson, Dom
Nee orleans Picdyunc'
Maryland-Thc wings in this State
have routed their opponents, "horsc foot
and Dragons" Ia the Legislature the
WhigAha,o a majority Of n votes, which
secures the election Of Wing United States
senator's
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-28

117We are authorised to announce THOMAS
MEEkS KINCADE, as a candidate for Ranger
of Amito County, at the ensuing November ell
ection.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-28

Olio-Tho news from the elections in
this state are encouraging. AZ far as we
have received Intelligence, the Wings
have elected two members TO Congress,
aud the Democrats three.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-28

uY' We are authorised to annnoucc JAMES VI.
GALLANT, as a candidate for Judge of Pro-
bate OF Amiie county, at the ensuing Noyem-
Der election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-28

Eleciions.--In Georgia, the result has
been the election Of Crawford, (Whig,)
for Governor, over his competitor, Cooper
by q majority, averaging between $500
and 1000 7otes. The majority for the
Wing Congressional Ticket will fall very
little shortof that for Governor. In the
Legislature, the Wings have an over
whelming majority.
Pennsuluania.-The elections in this
State show that the Wings have gained
four members TO Congress-. The follow
ing is the last of Congressman elected, as
far as heard from.
. coNGREssNEN ELECTED,
LIST Dist.-Edward Joy Morris, Wing 4e5
maj.*
5 do.-John T. Smith, Dem, 84l mai.
a do.--Chas. ]. lngersolI, DEM, 6l9
maj.
S do.-JacobS. Yost, Dem.
6 DON. H. jerks, Wing.
do.-abm. R. Mcllvaine, Wing, 378
maj.
8 do.-Jeremah Brown, Wing.
8 do.-John Ritter, Dem.
10 do.--Richard Broanhead, Jr, Dem.
II do.-Benjamin A. Bidlack, Dem.
10 Dozen. Frick, Wing.
do,-Alex Ramsay, Wing, 200 maj
15do,--Dr. Mes, irreg, Dem, 700 maj.
over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

MO CURE NO PAY.-DR. COOPER, IA Duane street,
~ between Chatham and William streets takes this method
informing citizens and that he has for the last
years confined his solely Of Venerea,
Mercur aud other diseases of delicate Although il
dered by portion of the medical profession species
the advantage the unfortunate victims OF veneea disease
derive from regularly educated physician devotng his
ton particular branch of the prossion be
YOU not employ surgeon TO amputate limb Ito
list disease Of the Ito dentist for operation the
ieeh land TO noted for the of Syphilis when
you troubled with Eenerea And do from the fact
that those perfect this branch because they only
practice it. Dr. Cooper celebrated Lock Hos
% and has for ten enjoyed the most practice
this OF medical New York. Hecan the
most aggravated of Syphilis and mild removed
two TO live days The Dr. regularly educated physician and
and suffers his patients leave until perfect
performed 1t deplorabls of the
into the system by quscs break out again the form OF
and ulcers the body the joints throat
night and emaciation The Dr. will in every
cure, make charge.
STRlCTURE.-Dr Cooper has discovered a method,
by which he the form of Structure in from
Of the ua PROSTATE gland of the neck Of the bladder
sometimes mistaken for Structure by general practitioners
and charlatans.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, sometimes called Sc
na Weakness brought by habit INDUCED i'll by
young This where freely INDUCED the
evil that be man for beses disease of the heart
SUMPTION dyspepsia ernaciaon of the frame and finally ends
in complete idiocy DIR. Cooper will effect radical
such and restore the constitution its original and
that by mild and simple of medicine A
ed charge Post paid letters, describing
complaint and suclosng 49, attended Patients attended
hotels boarding houses. Office TILL 10 at night Re
member Duane street. between William and Chatham sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
pARR'S LIFE PILLS.
Of the 100 sublunary blessings bestowed MORALS health


NO DISEASES general in this country more
ed than those OF scrofnous nature, and indeed matter
are manner interviewer in the constitution the general
many instances tends toconfm the disorder habit Mer
considering that the province of mercury and
break down the cassamenum of the blood which, scou
ous and scorbutic already much impoverished.
1t is the intention and positive effect of PARIS LIFE
PILLS to the blood and juices their heath and
primitive destroy all sharpness and acidtyto open
the obsucted pores and enable expe all superuous
humo through the skin, which in chronic
they will do etfectualy.
Indeed PARIS LIFE PILLS are now so widely known,
and general utility and value extensively appreciated
that the popors have from time been obliged
large their establishment and compelled avail themselves of
the combined aid of mechanical skill and power order
to enable them to out supply accordance with the
demand
All more less suffer this from relaxed
state of the drced by the heat of few
weeks of the pills will clear off the and bad
thus generated. The liver, which generally sluggish,
will be into healthy action and be able perform the
functions slloed 1.-THE body altogether will be reinvigora-
ted and prepared undergo whatever change the fall bring
As family medicine it is all powerful in removing bilious
and other complaints arising from the arrangement Of the ALI
mentary ducts, and IN purifying the blood.
Sold retail by ali the respectable Druggists in New
York. boxes 80 aud Is each, and wholesale by
TH0S ROBERTS u CO, 3Oi Broadway,
And Moron Medical Warehouse" Halifax, Nova SEQ
I'm
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BRISTOL'S SARSAPARnLA.

QRISTOL's sARsAPARlLLA is not one of those musL'
ton than sss1y md Ssis
have sns and or ou
has been slowly but constantly rising IN reputation until now
de aas and yet Ss every thing must rest
lid and basis OF long tried and severely tested merit
that have been 5 By this med
neither apoc ypha exaggerated the reader he will take
@ % be sie s'a
solicited by the proprietor to whose they
found to be confirmed.
h. rqa s by s pGa been working i.
tain progress natural and course up the ascent OF Pub
lie .. . ap and With Rs;ss spy
possessed an Inherent value must have long since
:uns %5S Iis d IS
mss ndd s's
months will scarcely eapse before the cheat and
saviour Chriaiany must persisted its niancy for
nothing short Of truth overcome the mined s
ssSSdeS there fs spp
% Virtue Claimed for it. have
That Bs9s sarsapara ha. been in for nine that
failed d iy %Ti e ; %seSr . Vi
%mpheS over The and answered the tests
IF the medical faculty and the good opinion Of
which no other medical pepsa.op has and which none can
unpuestIonaha established
Just experience Of facts aordng pretty good security
trial the medicine when the best proof
Of and efficacy will be afforded by own operation
The have better evdeace than thshe pope
desires other.
For sale by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout the
country
CRY AGENTS THE SALE BRIsroL's sARsArARILLA.
VIM. BURGER, wholesale agent so Courtlandt and at
retail the following paces:- G. Morrison 1893 Greenwich
Milhars Pharmacy 1888 Broadway Rushon Co ITO Broad
way and 10 Astor House; W. Aspnwa Sc William street.
James Syme, NJ d. 90 Bowery and John Syme 80 Fulton
Water street, Robert Leggett NJ D. II Avenue ID; b.
Quackenbush 7Os Greenwich street; Hill 2o7 Greenwich
d. IT, Burnett Third Avenue, Of Eighth street, Philip
Merke 1913 Grand street; Daniel b. Tucker 800 Grand street
e. H. Trip 100 Division and 260 Bowerv John B.
Hart ss Grand corner Norfolk Morrison 2o9 Green
witch street, r. Cromwell 2 Grand street, Smiths Medicine
357 Broadway; Legge,t IN Houston street; McClau
ry Division and Eldrdge Drug store,
Fourth street; DR.. W. Minor of broadway and John
st; l25 Fulon st
Henry Buel, SO York street, Jersey City.
l. g. Reed li3 Fulton street, Brooklyn, l.. l.
90 I'm cod dy&wy -m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

Y~v = y ~ III Irn ,rl 10 n n
DWAY, corner Of WHiTE STREET, has Paste for
filling decayed hollow teeth be into the tender
s u P'9 a sc T
preserving hero painful aud useless teeth artciay sound
and perfect n all Lher respective uses for ipreyenng IN
Distinguished IL society offer their testimonials in the
vivid terms its efficacy The Editor of the Evening Post
- It. admirably adapted for tender teeth aud nerou,
and DR. operates the teeth with great care and
in all respects perfect for life" The Sun says DIR Castle has
obtained nc celebrity for his excellent mode Of filling the
have personally tried and recommend DR. Castles Paste for
filling the teeth, Toothache pills. of which put in Ethe
aching tooth vii effect permanent cure.
IF rom the journal OF Commercc.)
DELICATE AND sUCCESSFUL OPERATION.-Dr,
Castle has replaced by ingenious piece Of dental
mechanism the lost portions OF the upper and lower bones
with this terrible aud casualty while in pursuit OF
the Indians in FLORIDA We have letters from Lieut. >.
conhatoy Of this extraordinary and entire success
that the loss Of these important organs skly replaced by
Dr. Castle Of regret the Lieutenant
Dr. c. artificial teeth principle of adhesion by
posphec rgessnre Dr. Castle refers 70 the Spanish
Consul Rear Admiral Walton Lord Mopeth, Gen: McCsry,
Gov Mason Dr. u Johnson President Of the MEDICAL So
eey, 8. y. " Mrs General Gaines 3 Beck NJ D pr.
ger Dr. J. c. Checsman, DIR. A. T. Stephens, Dr. Tory,
Baylies, DR.. Wis Grsyson ID Derng, &c w Once 9Sl
Broadway. ollmsec
WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH, when the
w following unprecedented reduction in dentistry made BY
Cleaning Teeth..'... 900. 81
Extractlng.s.
stopping within justly celebrated Mineal. Is
" Silver
Gold ........... $50
complete set Of Teeth, the most approved principles
;. S, 9%s :Yi.s not rv' aosg yin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
COUGHS. COLDS, CoNsUMPTIONS,
ASTHMA, &c, &c.
FOR b Z s.
AMERICAN BALSAM.

EO the eectual Of coughs colds caarrhs consump
uohs WhoonH coush, liver complaint asthma, difficulty
OF breathing and all affections Of the lungs &c Nc
The above Balsam has been prepared ami sold IN Nov yor
by the proprietor upwards Of years and for The ure
the above complaints be equaed the CITY No mede
eyeryet offered TO the public I2ssee the invaluable pro-
render OF the ecacous remedies OF the H.
ingredients being all vegetable and the peculiar process Of ~
preparation give flavor aud pleasantnes which render n
agreeable to the delicate stomach The PERFORMED
by IT, quantity sold and the testimonials Of those who
been benefited by have induced the proprietor to offer il to
the public certain and ehecua remedy for the above
complaints
No abong under any Of tho above complaints should
delay but give It trial aud the medicine will be
tssd % give Satisfaction.
To bs mad only AZ COS Tar street. corner Of Cross o. New
York. Al tho low prizes Of ~ cents bottle op imtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
MEDICAL CARD.

OFFICE, No. i96 Fplton DIR. FAWCETT, Mem
Der of the Royal College Of Surgeons of London and Edn-
burh and Member of the Jefferson Medical College Phla-
delpa author of several works the generatve organs &C.
confines his pIacce certain class of delicate ali
their and complicated FORMS
veneTea affections will yield his mode of treatment without
restraint IN Diet hndrance from business aud without
curry.
Constitutional debility mpotency serilty seminal
nocturnal emissions and all those dporable diseases
which brought by destructive habit of ncens
derate youth and other ndugsnces of the
which undermine the consultation and lay the foundation
decay see Dr. Fawcetts work these subjects
be radically cured and the parts restored health and
gou Structures Of the pTehra extending far the
gland and neck q the bladder and which generally produ-
oed by the bad of disease and frequently they og-
nate from maurbston, be radically cured by Dr
cett, at 1876 Fulton atreet.
s-DT 3 is the eldest advertising Physician the city;
his diplomas from London, Edinburgh, and Philadelphia
hung large frames in his Office. where his works be
obtained. Pure cents Ola I'm sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
l.. BAkONIO,


RTlsT in Alabaster Marble, scaghoa, &c, from Italy
II respectfully the gentry the shopkeep
Bala country dealers and the public general
has Museum of Arts No. 20 ORCHARD (between Grand
AID Division Streets which no open for inspection with
Gplrudd Of Italian and English Ala
bste Uack marble, yellow staactte red
aad yaoas other marbles verde d pnto, &c. sc.
consisting OF various Of groups figures busts
Hebv Eruscan candesicks taIers pen ink
s.uds watch clock stands tine pieces spill pots, uns
antique lamps shell oval bottles and single
dogs tables hoTenue baskets, bulls, lions, broaches
neckla ODesk bell goZzoy vases, pals
ghts stands card boxes snuff boxes birds
Mount Naples books
Ogy mluealory geology botanst &c. &c. Prte OF
artlcss from l25a cents TO 500.
Cleaning aud repairing Of every description moderate
Admission free. $50 6ws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

COUGHS ARE THE PREMONITORY SYMPTOMS
" OF CONSUMPTION, and if neglected are almost
to into that disease The only mediene which can be de-
in this city authorised to return the in every case
where after bottle he dissatisfied with
its effects. Read the following certificate, which speaks loudly
for this medicre:-
DIR. Blake
Dear Srln the spring of 1910, was through exposure
cold and weather taken with dry cough which
nued dry for about four months when began
offensive matter the quantity OF which could
than two quarts every twent four hours would cough so
Between eleven and twelve O'Clock night would
sweang and often would have arise and change
linen the of the night or
could support this lost flesh rapidly and every
afternoon would have strong hectic fever My appetite
good but the ate the conghed was perfectly
unable attend business and aid know what do
when procured bottle of your Panacea last which
almost immediately relieved cough and night and
two weeks entirely clear OF cough and other bad
man in the city Of New York and would not wish to enjoy
better health. My wife also cured Of cough which had
troubled her for eight months by the same medicine.
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
239 Elizabeth street
New York. September 8, 1913.
Only agency No 2S6 Bowerv Brooklyn, at Mrs Hayes,
i39 Fulton Newark Tppes 1893 Broad and in er
City atVan Buskrk 50 Washington Price 81 bot.
tie or four bottles for three dollars. o22 Ctr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
MADAME REsTELL.

CEMALE PHYsYCIAN, Office and residence las Green.
wich Courand and Liberty Streets where
she be consulted with the strcest confidence COM
plants incident TO the female frame.
MADAME Reste experience and knowledge in the treatment
of obstinate Of female eguarity soppage supreson
&C. such to require t few days to effect perfect cure
Ladies desiring proper mcds attendance daring confinement
other nJsposition, VIII ~ accommodated during such
time, with private aud respectable board.
!" Preventive Powders" 70 married ladies' whose delicate
sent by mail to any part Of tae United States P5es s. pick
Boston Office, No Esecx street,
N. B.--Madame RG5rELL would inform ladies residing
of the city whose health would admit Of travelling,
that she would dotc personal attendance upon them
part Of the United States within reasonable distance
ol0 2msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

AND b. E Ii. 1s
I soil s S sP %$. Il: s:! % ss'' r
unite and keep alive Pdemica contagious or thag
will h%S
hse spGss m se By our with
WITCH dave y
sooa Be will ne
while those who have been too wise to use this simple ana a
Sudden changes from very hot chilly weather anayora.
and powerful agents in producing disease and
;Sn e3 il may Be- Be
Pay % ~
a 81 s S Si.:ss ssi i
Hs e,' can
These he Sd S"
ue the as who
their powers to make it known IN his imme
the approach Of disease The sudden Change Of
to be feared and guarded against than any contagious
has @ Is ). % H:
Of i9 : bs @ S s
and
s those s e the snddsn sa9ss; the
days Nature has formed bowels Pr the
S Ss
s Is sari % &c 1T
n Se 5 Dying e% Pitt R w1 had hd
efsl s the T R F Fiji down Sc Yin
pint of moasses cured little boy of ulcer Of the face
gy Fsfb "s hs Tssn
sT sa b sy Ss ff %'% q #f ss
doaa @ whole sS
s 1sn s ulcer r As
iasf Sfss s'S
$S Elf
eth Can they point out to you person who for twenty
Bssdsis "a
'4a iE as
s$ss
Bn$rstf Pills both he form q FIIs and faid form,
a a be @ s al s he ST & h RE-
MD Is they b Or external
which SSishs: and al b:
sR curse " bis profession to apply personally to Dr. Bran
sSs as SSf ofnsass sa
they made those herbs and which
omission purgng with them Of sickness often the
cause of long attack often ending only BY cessation Of lie
will NOT se he
ii will surely weaken the magny of the attacks and in
time secure robust health -. R,,nars,h Pill. have
ssass!
f"f such Intricate bid al n
nss e 1eaim .sd BY al the
S Of the s dsy ye ERE sds 81 I'D %ss
pied il the adversenent thus stolen from me Time viii
fGE hs ss sr!s% ' I'LL
are 5n psoua GS he he
deh Pills and that those properties which have thus far
''l'd them 50 popular will be SUI eSasaSsf NJ D.
mpof,a"ce ronrhaa, the World each agent ns ee
cate OF om pr Bandreth having lac smiles oflabes
on HSAf fffff ed si g boz. with
s dscti ss The PsScAL orrcr al Broadway M
Brndreh Pill. the city New oiE and vicinity.
j. .. Wright, corner Lewis and Houston SITS.
Geo d. Nsigne, 90 Catherine st.
!. .; Fowler, cor; Greenwich and Murray SITS.
VIM. 2 Powell el Cherry st.
p 5. Taylor, 80 Vessy st
John Howe, cor: Rivington and Ludlow SITS.
Theo. MARITIME, 2lst st, cor 9th Avenue
Fs sTa ffs .S VIE fss + fs sGl 9Th Avenue
3 e c4 @S%S m New wp Rochelle.
Bashferd Rose, Yonkers
Aaron AsS%l Smith nj 1--WE YES. M fal%,
Mrs Booth. Ne. Market st. Brooklyn.
VIM VIM. iEs'fP sfke "' Ne%sSs. 4. j.
| ID. w. Stone, Jersey City. $40 2st eod-r
pILEss very true that common cases of recent Piles can
be relieved by many kinds of ointment and niment and by
and stcures have actually formed il IS we'll known that
CHEESEMAN'S Arabian B,sam the only article which has
with ,chrous umor aud cancerous ulcers cured
as o. Miss fshepa koodno such case had ever been cared
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
DR.. ALIENS
BALSAM OF HOARHOUND,

DR.. ALIENS
BALSAM OF HOARHOUND,
LIvERWORT AND PLEURISY Root.
TOR Consumption and Liver Complaint Colds Coughs,
Splitting of Blood Caarsh Asthms, Difficulty of Breathing
Pain the Side papaton Of the Heart Oppression aud Sore
ness OF the Chest Peuy Hectic Fever Night sweat' Diff
Lungs, and Liver.
Consumption and Bad Cough-Ths is TO certify that
bottle OF Dr. Aliens Balsam of Hoarhound, Liyerwort and
Feursy Root has cured of cough after tried
many other remedies without the least benefit.
JAMES BACKNAN,
No, 1886 James street.
Rev Dr. John Scott states that he has of DR. AL
lens Balsam of Hoarhound Lverwort and Pleursy Root
himself that many his church have also used with the
astonishing effect He feels duty to make this public
statement and hopes that all clergy visiting those labor
ing under consumption will advise them try Dr. Aliens
Balsam.
Liver Complaint Cured-Dr Allen-Dear Sir:- have
your Basam of Horehound, Liverwort and Peursy Root
practice for months past and from the wonderful eff
feet has had fully satisfied possesses very superior
virtues in the Of liver complaint and consumption do
strongly recommend il the public and tn the acny.
Respectfully, J.,D. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.
Hudson Aug. /, 1913
Sold by William A Tyler, wholesale agent 8S Barclay ST.
and by F. NJ Guon, corner OF Bowery and Grand street.