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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
THE GREAT REMEDY
COEGHS ASTHMA COLDS,

THE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS, ASTHMA, COLDS,
THE FIRST STAGES OF
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
PULM Ma Try OR 6 A Ms.
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRH.
EYTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A POSTMASTER,
T. dated PRasRoKk. Warrington Co. Naine April 18Th,
iSssNNR ISAAC BtTTS-Dear Sir:-At the request OF
acted consumption and liver complaints take the lbet-
~ Of asking you appoint 10 this comfy Is agent 10
sell WlSl AIRS BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY. and TO
,end few Dozen there oil II Tor sale wltn TWO
hundred miles from this have doubt that Il would meet
with ready sale If whern could be procured Tiihout
much expense and delay
My wife attacked about six months sRce with Tha me
physicians called the r OF consunpuon-e conplnnt
very prevalent this section of the county Having seen me
DN''---' ~ - zoo MILES FROM HERE, 10
took the lbs To sen there bottle OF which she took,
and which her much that for bottles more,
winch she ms aso tskea and that she has not
fetso well yea she does al thn Tune Al who
have INQUIRED OF me and aIcsYainsd what effect the Basam
had. anxious 10 have some io se In ms TeT WHICH
the CAUSE OF my writing TO you. -.
Please inform by OF mall whether you conciuoe 70
send some. and to whom n ofde! that may be Known
where il can bo had. am, with respect, your, &c,
P. G. FARNsWORTH, P. NJ.
The whole country Is fast learning that redcne-no
phpca-no preparations Of any Kind whateve-can equal
Dr. Ws,s Bfts@ o q Wf shs{S Genuine !. .od
in Nsw-York ONLY By ,e,e But1 e AnnH Pnce 81 % PEI
bottle. q em-
IT C. BEACH sssn, for the puTcha, a1d sale q Printing
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SPLENDID GOODS AT THE

NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
No. l42 FULTos-sTHEET, NEAR BROADWAY.
JUST Received large and esSan assortment OF Full and
Winter Goods for gontlemen and prepared
oIupply with garments of ever description Of
superior workmanship both with regard 10 style and durab
IT, and prices below those OF the pretended cheap cash
establishments IN Broadway. Those Establishments being
compelled By reason Of great charge nc.eaE
cd prices or garments of Inferior workmanship In ordre that
gentlemen may De convinced o: the truth Of statement
invite them to IN examination Of goods well to the
style garments which a:;er Ourselves wiz compare
avoraby with any made this country and e. prices the ron
..tisfac,orr A. g FISHER l. CO. sig lmiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

EOCO5. iSJSL-eotOA EEAi'S-4et
A1g-TIoH1 SroT1.-RIGRTs OF The PATEsTEE.
Judge Sprasue in tie Us. Circuit Court q, Bos-
ton, refused. on Mond,y, 10 dissolve the injunction
previously issued in i.vor Of Isaac Orr TO stay the
manufacture OF alright stoves BY al. Badger
The effect Of this decision IS 10 sustain Dr. OT's
patent and 10 enable his Administrators 10 restrain,
by Injunction. all store-deaers from manufacturing
the alright stove without license from her,
HEALTH or MoslLE-We are constrained 10 say
10 our absent friends that it will be prudent 10 wait
little longer until they hear Of one or two thorough
iros,s Eight fatal CAGES Of black VENT have oc-
Cured during the las week, aud we learn OF three
others under treatment. wilhou, hope ola favorable
issue II is Idle 10 sneak of htalthfu atmosphere
with these facts bscie j is true, that the gene
re-! healih Of thc Gig 10 good. Persons who have
passed The ordeal oil long residence among us are
in little conpa alive danger, but they who have been
spending the summer il the pure and invigoratng
atmosphere of more suspicious regions, mad better
contea, themselves with little longer absence.
Register, Oct.
y 1t is stated that Prof. STUART Of Andover is
seriously indisposed. and has been compelled for
some time pest 10 abandon literary pursuits alto
gether.
PeoFlrs.-If steamboat company clears 100
per cent in g season, it is all right, or if man
goes to Iowa and buys half section Of land,
and raises 300 acres Of wheat the first year, and
clears IS per cent. on MS outlay, he has done
good thing. But ii the same men should invest
their money and labor in cotton factory, and
make 90 pei cent. profit in q year, giving en-
poyInent and good wages to 100 peopIe-Hca-
vens and earth turn all your heldogs loose
upon them-hunt them down, CT the country is
ruined Is not Loco Focoism beautiful thing :
Mich State Sentinel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT THE
New. York Carh Tailoring Establishment
1877 BROADWAY


Three doors beloio the Franklin House.
~ Tho Subscribers respectfully that they ha-
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them to offer greater inducements hane
u gentlemen wishing economic in the purchase of tn
Fall end Winter Garments.
They have already received by late arrivals great var
of new and rich styles of Goods well adapted the comm
,easonnnd viii also receive by the neIt packets and teamtn
the largest and of the latest end most beautiful
rtyles of fancy French Easc Casseres rich figured Velvet
CsIheres Satin emo Biz Yssrgs before offered thu
city.
Aso Jus, received several Invoices Of Twled and Beaver
Cloths for Ovcr Coc Coaks Pecs. &c. BLACK and fancy
coorei French and Engh Cloths ircni the most celebrated
manufacturer being the styles cut in their ameR
70, the last years. and which for durability beauty OF I'm
sh and OF eoo. cannot DO sIcaed. eoraed. By
any yty les Of Cloths imported to the United Stales.
Their stock Of Fancy Dress Articles will comprise part the
richest Iyles Of fall and watT Cravns scar Suspende
Gloves. Handkerchief, Hoiery. Untar Shirts and Dnw-rs
linen and muslin Shr;s Collars. bOsoUr Shoulder Braces,
Riding and Money Belts, Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes &c
&c with evey variety OF goods uEuay kept In sonemnni
general Quitting establishment
Also full assortment Of ready made Clothing. consisting Of
Coak Over Coa Dres, and Frock Coats Pantaloon and
Vest, OF evey variety where gentlemen requiring garment, fol
immediate depend getting frat rate e.ce.
made and trimmed equal 10 those furnished 10
order and at prices that fell pleals. se puneu
aity observed in filing or.er1
aug istf j. c. BOOTH & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

FANCY SILK GOODS,
Ncweat Styles.
PECK NICHOLSON Il WRIGHT.
No. lS9 Pearl and 20 Beaver-sreets, New-fors
Would respectfully thGt they arc opening sige
and newly selected Stock Of
SILK GOODS.
all of which are OF the luest raL styles comprising full ss-
sornent Of 1900. .,,o,c
consisting in part OF rich Cashmere DEcCse rich printed
Muslin de LANES Grape De LANES OF new and eesaa styles
rich plain Cameou and satin stripe Repeaes new ard 10.
,honabe article; CaIneon. B:ocade and Broche-d'rned
Silks, black ard colored Apaccas. figured and plain.
SHAWLS.
Broche and Cashmere Shaws. patterns; Camsnon ard
Brocadc figured silk sEawls; Damcsk Ncolen sadla and
nah Dnmnsk Aiaancc!a MsIino. Thlcr. and Muslin de
Lame in great variety, SC.
RIBBONS,
full assomen, Of Bonnet and Cap Ribboni OF The richest
Pars styles
Figured Cap Lace,. Thinning Laces ard Lace dcinss,
Thread Isle. Plated and Brussels Edglngr. &c.
GLOVES.
Consisting of Kid Sk CasAes. in great VARSITY together
with large assortment Of Fency Hit's.
Also full assortment OF Paris Cods. Gmps and Frnses
together with every article usually 20 be found in Fancy
Stock which hey prepared offer favorable terms
AZ any other establishment. IS stpecl I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

ITO HOUSEKEEPERS ard those wso deal IN Plat
ed Goods-You shou try the silver Plating Fluid for re-
patinc Caston Cake Baskets Candestcks &C. Those that
use approve. For sae by John J. BROWN 4 co.
LIS Fulton ST corner Nassau.
liberal discount to Jewellers and Others. IS Inns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

100 BALES OF FLANNEIS.
J. %. TAYLOR < co. 80 Cedar street 10.
nFFER FOR SALE by the piece or bale the largest lou
" OF Red. White Green and Teo% tlannsl,. 6oih plan
children, wea bsing eli c00 white, and mapped on
both .des will be found and beautiful article ana very
saeabie. -, NIL,
Piaids small figure. Tor children dresses. oio
DE0IVS- SHEETINGs AND SRIRTINGs-Of every
D style and width, all the known brands both heavy and
fpe-Stnrk SILL Indiun Head Lawrence g Cabot a Merii
MACK EJeers UnknoNn Brun.wicks. &c &c my be bed
nj Mnnuacture prices The "a foor Of IL ant Cedar
street, half block above Pear street. I'M: NJ .,
Also Southern Cotton Yarns; assorted , w nos n 70
bue nape iO bundles to 100 pounds yey large guam
lily 81 cents per lb-7 cents and ceas per TO-
This .st STYLE ware ecca to ~ cent Bs IL mar
te, Also Paterson Yellow Ticket. and other New'Je''eT
AsoEWickiEr OF every description. Carpe: WnTPs Hnd
threaded supeor quality both white and coored assorted
IN bales and half bal's N -
Aso-Twne of various qualities from 10 to ~ Genus peg
pound. Best Seine 'Fwine. 70 cents -,
snnrohrt,on T. ". UNDERHlLL.
IoSl3 is and % CedaI-ttreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Gentlenen's General Furnishing Store,

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Gentlemen's General Furnishing Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. 10 Maiden Lnns. New York. Corncr Of Loertyst'ee
JOHN 2. WAKEhAN G. co.
L. prepared to sell the following articles nmons oiher q!
Prices suited TO the times. VIZ:
SHLRTS.-Gentlemsn's Fins Shirts Of oil qualities.
CoLLARsSare,s. Round and Byron Collar all Linen NJ,
BosOMs-Rufled. Stitched and pnin wide and narrow
UNDER FSfHIRTs AND DRAWERs.-silk Ma1no An
cola. S.Xony Shakers Knit. Lambs Wool. Cotton.
eTOCKS@Eatn Sill Nohuir Bobczine. and fancy Color
ed Of oil qualities and lntes, fashions.
SCARFS AND Cl,AVATS.-Black and fancy colored S1-
tin Six and Aohair figured and plain Black. tai
HOSIERY.-silk Angola. Mcrno Wooden ard Cotton Hose
and Hall Hose. ~, @.
sIJspENbERa ~Buck kin and Morocco Elastic ends Silk
Gum Elastic, Cotton, &c, new :tyis
GENTLEMEE'5 DREsslNG-GOWNS OF az kind'.
HEAVY KNIT WOODEN.
ANGOLA AND MERINO
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAW ERS,
Manufactured BY Eahers {: Bailey a. Cohoe. Fals. r.
For Sale by
]. P. NAKEMAN g. co.
76 Mniden-LaEe, Nevv-YorE,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE MANUFACTURERS.
NJ These Goods are Warranted shrink by washing
and acknowledged by dealers 10 be cheaper than ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

-, ~, ~ Information eaa be at her
RS WILLIE os,sdr,Sn 81, 9Th door from Marke. 4
@ r,ys ladies information on future es:HI sa0
- NJ /, passad Tor q sborf rnfs onS'
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IT c. BEACH assnt for the puehs.a and sale Of Printing
IL, tlo.ha. no, ic9 PesIl4;rses, Nsv-Yofk, 70 Din"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
wEoI.E Nc. 1898.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING oES!CE
20 N EASSa U-sSrFTr-r
al ki1di 9; lob EuEtiES- ,Jc5 -
Pts?sLETs, hAS.sTz Sgoyg E.i-s
CATALosCEj. lgC-CaE s.L.s.
tggCHs. iAl1s. CoSCT.. 8iI.IF. pi-r A.
lssCRASc. PuLcIss. FANCY.
otLis OF LSr.SG. P0-iTJCLs CtaIs.
Circulars CiRCTLAHs. is.-:l -
I2raV- s-scut Il the ce Of Ire rripJoe No l., Ss-.r
.t-ees-oDo-Sts TIE .s7-S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
DRY GOODS.

Ctt,sHMERE DE- CQss,. CASHMERE. REPP AND
- MOUSEllNE DE tAlNE.-SUTTON & co. invite
Gull and examine nei' splendid 1.ortmeu of eati:ey
styles OF which Just opened AID equal n .,Y:
and quality cry tang n0w tie Cry. Lade, INFORM
ed thu; Of ths nbo"s Goods much
an7 offered IT, OF the CITY.
N.B-Trs; o.ened one case Mcur-u:.
Ctape De Lanes worth s. 3D. be sold a. Is, Cd me yard
OF is3m' SUTTON * Co III Springs.
NEW AND ELEGANT RGBBQYS-.ust opened TIA
largest assortment OF style Bonnet Ribbons Of
ered il part tn. City. Ssvarnl style. us received INN
auction and selling bsIo~ the importing cost a.
OF I.3n. SUTTON &. CO.'S. IL spnns st.
y. B.i.lnez may purchase of much lowe. than Of
ias robbers.
NIERrNOS BOMBAZINES. ALPACCAS. Gc-A very
vi large and beautiful Of tie above named
Gle, Just received from and selling q; prices that cannot
fail TO Call soon SUTTON Co.'S. III spnn= st.
OF itSms
LADIES,
Your attention called 20 tbs very extensive Stock Of
ard Rich Fall Goods Just opened.
80 pieces R'cE Silks, from 4 20 !os per I'd
~ TerT Rich C=shue.es. iro.' g to S peryd.
20 Newest patterns ". DE Lanes and Reps. from
l,6d to "a per 3D.
So Z" h!npucca LustIes from Is 10 q per I'D.
80 " French Me:nOs from Is 10 Ids Per yd
SC Cashmere Shawls. new dsAi:cs. from S5to slc0.
100 printed Tribe: Wool. from So 10 SIS.
coo Silk, Satin. aierao Wooer Tnibet Wool. Broche,
Wosed Damask Plaid Shaw with Irany other styles su.ts
ble for the
Also very large Stock of Blankets and Fnnle with
style OF goods wanting FOX the fall AID WINTER weat.
jOue prce asked and no deviation
oil is BARKER * ToHLE Il Ca,haEine-s,.
FIVE PER CENT. STORE!
To Cnsh Merchants.
Tie attention of Cash Buyers respectfully called 70 our
new und advantageous system Of selling
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Mt m advance ofOry
FIVE PER CENT. FROM actual COST.
Ry the Cash Merchant wiz in the purchase
Of Coods from fifteen per and the advantage
ofselecting from large aud deslrable stock.
.M1RSHaLL'S Li.YE-T THREAD
aiweys on hand at greatly reduced p.ices.
NJ Country Merchants visiting New York. will find It
lbe interest 10 give u call before purchasing esewbee.
IiU1CHlNGS. CASW ELL i SMITH,
No. is Cedar street.
o3 In is' doors from Pearl street. NeT-l 0tk
GnDus
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BOARDING.

DNARp tYANTED-B $50 Gentlemen aud tasi' w WV,
- nc 8 ps1'- t g. sens taefe are eui 70" oo'oa
oss;nn ms. b. nJn CO hai eysrc> S!yen and ieS9ne
Asd-e.. -. l.. 4. Tr5une Odiee - elo ;.
rSOAKD-A sentcu,-1 end B, ,ys sns 'vo 're!e rent"
Z m ~ can ice acscr ia;-! w,h rooms furnished OF un
.rasd and boaId gs.usl li-'s ai'y ~ ~, bEOorss
.s-i a.e- duo5s IRON. o4,=i References exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

DORr WINE half pipes entitled U aeben;rfs .or So
On n. 40 HIrad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

A II. WASdSURS, tl.e E4scrna & =. ssnhan. would
respectfully inform itlens an. cuorcCs, Eat
tSen The Ne@ and spacious SORE No ~ John street between
William ard Nassau an 5ar doors from the o.
William mere he vii the business vi Merchant
Tailor. lie would also lnio:m the lCbc tai re wi have
constantly hand the DstS-, styles o. Goods ut q, GsScap
ton. cemen aud Boys uclr nnich sha be made
ate: the mo-. approved London end fa'l,an sykes ard wa"
ian;ed To III.
fST;.eu,en will peeEe cali aad leave ta.- orders sk
tni ,at t59- snal b promptly AID ailnui cSeoutsd
nu1 en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

CASSIMERES Plain Ribbed md Fancy roskinI; also
~ StnDed RloDed ami PLAIN Blacks ade and Oxford mix
ed Of various qualities. lof sale by f. c s'!ANION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

/ War; d WASilBURNE. Attorney At Law, ' ;nhe,
M uno, will give MS attention Ia tho co'Yh :" oI
~. ~. Nay i"fk Nerchani, Ia Calenn koctt"r and RocA
l.and ILLINOIS IN Du BqGue lo,Ys 70 r"s'ie; o''-
prar,e ,in Chen MGen, punt and Madison ~ consul
Esier TO ID A. Cushmnn s. Co.. Doemns, Huydam x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
WANTED.

yHJsNTsD.-Two = prrtnh's young women vast StS4-
w tons, ooe ook "s'sfr ond oset u ~ 49,. ~
Ihs rSsnrE I'D ef hsrEA tecttur 10 10 10 aosse
woTs @: su. private family Can se goo c;J :ei '.ne'
Apply 4, e -9ftnr - % ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

DHGStX MILL SHEETlNGS constantly received rnd
Z foT sale By ADAMS. TIFFANY & co. u :.ne ST.
CtLOTHS-Wool and piece dyed Rlscks. Blues. Olive.
~ Brown &c. superior and common cualiLes iGt sale W
* [, FLA \ lIlG IN Eaa
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
MRS. SUSAN JOHNSON,
LATE FROM TIE EAST,

NETOuLD Respectfully inform tho Indies OF
wv Potosi and vicinity, that she has con-
menced the matchmaking and Milincr business
in this place. Having had long experience IN the
above business, she dattors herself that She viii be
able to please all that may favor her with n call I:
having every article in the Fancy line, that may
be wanted. Trimmings for Dresses aud Cloaks,
Cords, 1assels, Gimps, Buttonq, Frinscs Rnd La
cos; also Silks Of every description, Nel,es, Ari-
6cials, Ribbons, aud Trimmings for Bonnels; Leg
horn aud Straw Bonnets, Gaps, Collars, Inside
Handherchiois snd Ladies Claya,s; an assortment
ofwhich will always be kepton had. All kAds
Of Embroidery can he done, such as D,esses, La
dies Aprons, Shawls, Masonic Aproha sample
Of which can be seen by calling al the store Of
VIM. l.. Johnson.
Ladies viii fad il greatly 10 their advantage to
Call, and have fashionable work done. She has
made arrangements 70 receive the --latest Fashions
from the Eastern Cities every month.
Ladies may be assured thai any work entrusted
to her hands, will be done with ncainess aud dies.
patch.
She can be found by calling at the store OF
VIM. l., johnson, one doc, above ID. y. Mckch'
zio's store.
Polosi, Sept. 1874. - Gm
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
REV. DIR. BARTHOLOMEW'S
pink ExpeCtOrant Syrup.

An agreeable cordial, and effective Remedy for
coughs hOa'seness, colds, pain IN the breast
Iin' For adults and children in cold climates
II has remained to late day to discover an ar
,;ce 50 admirably fitted to these complaints SO
powerful and effsciua, and yet so perfectly ihno-
cen, and mild. -.
Let not the public class the scientific result of
learned Physician and Divine with the nosirums
Of the day. Let them make careful perusai OF the
evidences attending this article; their respectable
~ and the decided manner IN which they speak,
md they cannot withhold their belief 10 some Of
i.yrtues Let us assure them that a single trial
Of il viii do to convince all of its merits than
All they can see or hear the subject. 1t is quite
certain that no injury has ever been known to arise
from, its free use.
An UNCOMMON fact is, that the remedy is syrup,
as palatabe and pleasant to the taste as the most
popular French eo.dals, and children take It al
WAYS with the creates, readiness.
Sold by Bcknell & Co., Potosi.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
Eer. Es. Bra drcfh
y.uc,,hIc EniyorsnI PHI,

tehd to cure all disease, because they are The ma
tural medicine OF man, and therefore Only leho'e
the corrupt or vitiatcd humors, the cause Of pain
and sickness, leaving the good humpls 10 gie lllo
and Health to the body.
The BRANDRrTn PfLLs, rs general family
medicine, especially in country 50 subject TO sud-
den changes Of temperature as this, then value Is
incalculnbc. By having the BIandreth Pill all
ways on hand, should a sudden attnck Of sickness
take place. they can be gigea at oncc, and VIII Of
ten nave effected cure be fore TIC physician could
have arrived.
In cholie, and in inflammation Of the bowels, these
Pills viii ut oAce Iolelse and perseverance ~ thcir
use according 70 tie directions, will surely do all
thai medicine can do to restore the heath.
ln diseases arising from the use Of mercury, o.
from any cause or vitation, rom bad blood OF OH
er~i-e, their use vii pioduce the most happy re-
suits In all attacks Of Rheumatism, LyHpclas,
Salt Rheum, and IA cases Of chronic or recent Cos
iyeness. the use Of tie Bfandreth Pills viii be pro-
auctiye Of INFINITE serice--somotimss occas.oniag
50 Great change lor the better as - cause great
thankfulne-s.
IN ali cases ri lndigfsiion, Worms, Asthma.
Diseases ri tho IIean, and ~ all affections vi tho
Stomach and Bowels, the Bsaudreh Pills ~ill be
found neysf-hillng remedy.
TO insure lie ls bentht olthcse celebrated PILE,
thcy should he kept ~ the hou-e, 10 TINT upon the
FIST CONNIE Iccment Of biekaess they may De ~
once c.ortet 70. Ohe doae il better tom than
dozen ahef the disease has Locofne established IN
the system.
The BmndIeih Pin. atc purely vegetable, ahd
~ innocon that the infant ola month old may use
them il medicine s required, not Only With salty
bit with a cedaihiy ofreeeiying all the hensfl me-
dlrne is capable u impahius. EemaiGs mny use
them duridg all the critical periods Of their lives.
The 3 andfcih Pills viii insare their health, add
produce egnlaftiy nli the f1hciioas ollie
Becarefil u Eco fstelfeii Pills iln@io avoid them
Each Agent &n0 .ells the Genuine Brandreth
Pills hasa CEHTIgicATE % AGESCr, which has
been engraved 81 a vast expense. IiIepnsents the
Mandatory at S.ng sing, On ths banks Of the
Hudson river, AID Is signed by Dr.. Bfandfeth, and
his seal stamped Dp0n Tie paper.
Above all observe Tie labels upon the boxes.
Each box ofthe Genuine Pills has nov three labels
upon Il. The top ani the bottom label containing
upwards Of 800 lrticrs in RED lSK. The words
BgSJAuiS BRARDRLTn's Pr.Ls being printed
o,er tao hundred times upon the two labels.
G.. Beach s. 60. Agents AZ Mineral Point, Wis.
Z. Bayley s. Co, Agents at Platisvils, Wis;
sls1 Agents iof Sias' Pins; MoGai's Pills aad
Phanx Busrs; Shemaa's Med'd Lozsnges, &c.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
NERVE AND BONE IMMINENT, AND
INDIAN VEGETABLE ELlXER.
CURE FOR RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS

A CURE FOR RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
saIiS article is most truly named, as II pene-
ss trates 10 every nerve and sinew OF the person
using it and ii has attained reputation unequall-
ed by any other article IN Rheumatism. This ex-
Iernally, with the INDIAN VEGETABLES ELIXIR m
ternally, will the most severe cases-eXtehd
contracted muscles, and bring feeling and senslbili-
,y TO limbs long paralxed and useless. We need
ONLY refer some cases below TO obtain the conf
deoce Of the public for these aribles.
lH- The following is too respectable, and the
gentleman too well known to equire comment.
I Ell; be read.
~ have been afflicted most greyously since 1882,
with Rheumatism and contraction OF the cords OF
ny legs, caused by the cramps ofihe cholera, which
| then had in its most severe form. After trying
many remedies in vain, | have found reief--had
the cords of my legs relaxed-the swellings reduc-
ed-and am greatly benefited by the use OF one bot
tie of HEwEs' NERVE AND Boz E LIyIMENT, used
externally, and one bottle o. INDIAN VEGETABLE
ELIXIR, used internally a, the same time. can
now walk with ease in positions that could not a
week ago endure at all.
JAMES G. REYNOLDS,
IA Chrystie-slteet, corner Of Delancey-st."
Sold by Bicknel Il Co., Potos.