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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
a VOICE FROM MADISON COUNTY.

At meeting Of the Wing Electors OF the town
OF Madison, held the 9th Of February inst. for the
purpose OF nominating suitable persons TO BE- sup
ported at the coming Town Election, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Hesolred That y,e have unwayerins faith III the princi-
pies and integrity OF the Wing party and DO rly be-
lcve that on Of these principles rests, win ine
blessing Of kind Providence. the only hope fr :he pre-
servaon Of our glorious Cnion and the Teletuity OF our
fee Institutions.
Resorred That with this conviction, fee selernny
called up n, patriots and good citizens und,smayed and
unisheartened by recent defeat and disaster, reiiewed
and publicly TO pledge our devotion TO wing ncl ana
u the Wing party go lons rs il shall maiIan and non
est!y 81 i've TO carry or. these principles.
Rsso'red That in the issues involved IN the late Ires-
Dental contest, there was direct and desperate eo-e
between the spirit OF Slavery ant the suTt OF
the conduct OF the Wing party throughout hit coe'
and since its adverse termination, entities il TO the apea-
ton OF the trne Lijsrty Party of the Country
Res9ired, Tha; In the codac. ard spri; OF tie so-cael
"Lbery Party" during the recent coEteslis open ana
malignant hostility the Whis party engaged as he at
ter wa hear. and soul in deadly conflict with the Slave
power-its insane hatred and vile sIandcrs oi i!e " mig
candidate whose loiIv character and usrors services
II cord not apprecatc; and conscious perversns
OF his explci; declaratosSc co.,epuous abuse OF suc
distinguished of Savcry rs John q Adams Cow
Seward Cas.s j. Clay William oiade and Joshua L. Cid
dnss-,he unjisgulsed sympathy and indirect coalition Of
ts leaders with; the LocoFoco party identified as that
parry with the Slave power In the late Eiccton-iis
eGen; expressed wishes during the Canvass for the
cess of that pary-aHd lis shameless reocinss 1t its TIL
ump-e abundant proof of it, hollow and hypocrti-
cal prctesens Anti Slavery party and Of It's readI-
ness 10 sacrifice the cause O.. the Slave the and
paltry interests Of mere party Organization.
Kesolrei That in the open avowa. Of some Of the proi-
leaders Of The socaed Liberty Party we have pos
Tive proof that they Loco Focos OF the most radical
stamp and in this Identity Of principle the tue
panaon OF their sympathy ard cooperation with the
Loco .Foco party in the late Election
RssOired, That while have no fears that any true
Anti-Slavery Wing will in future bc deu5ed uto an adhe-
zion to the Liberty Party by is false An-Savery pre-
tcnccs, we cannot but cherish the hope that many who
have been thus dcuIcd will, since The hypocrisy OF It's
leaders has been so ccary exposed, return TO the Wig
party which has proved the sincerity OF lis hatred 10 sa-
yery in deed as well as in tr0'i
Reolred That the foregoing resolutions be signed By the
Chairman and Secretary and published in the Madison
County Eagle, NewYork Express aud New York Tribune
ZENAS HATCH, Chairman
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
MERCANTILE LIBRARY

OFFICES AND DRr-A men mast agree that
offices are more obtained for the purposes Of self
profit, than fulflment OF their duties. That this is
the case is owing to the fact that Offices the
wards of partizan political abors and that men hold
ing power OF appointment direct their efforts more
10 the strengthening Of their own power, promot-
ing party schemes, and schemes more for the pro-
fits of individuals and cliques than for public good
Ofpublic good sight slos,, and the public goose"
is substituted This holds good in National, Safe
and City Governments. When party reach the
pinnacle, they appoint the mos, strenuous politi
clans, and those appointed seek 10 make the most
of their appointments. and 10 earn as ht!e OF the
pay they receive as possible. An exception 10 this
eencralrule cannot be stated; while oriliuslraton
an example before our eyes, under our noses and
feet may be adduced The example Is street clean
ing. From the lime of the Revolution when
George ii. in the Bowling Green, was converted
into musiIet balls, the streets have been annoyingly
and disgus,ingly dirty. When the pedestal was re-
moved and thus all remlniscence OF klngIy power
would be destroyed. the streets were no cleaner
Since the substitution OF the rocky mountain, and
the lake watered and supplied with the CroOn NV
er the rocks are free from dust the lake clear and
brilliant as crystal, the grass green and bright. a
clean carpet for the lady deer, and the water fowl,
but thus it is not with life without the IRON pale.
Is it not possible to find IN this city one man who
has ambition TO keep clean streets, and TO use the
peoples money freely for such purpose The
rain has done more this month 10 affect the state OF
the streets than human exerJlon 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
For The Tribune,
MP p1rBR1TT'S LECTURE.

A few citizens of the Seventh Ward, with al
least two from Brooklyn, who contrlbuted-by the
way, quite fraction of the audIence-enJoyed
rch treat on Thursday evening last, in listening to
this Lecture; and not only was ii qualification TO
the intellect ndimagination, rare pleasure to an
admirer of strong thought, forceful language, and
straightforward, meaning elocu;lon, but the prac
rcal effects OF such an address upon an intelligent
audience, cannot fail TO be most useful and sauta-
~ It is and is 10 be, the great problem Of the age
to place Lator where 1t ought to be, high in The
estimation of men, and upon fair footing in the
rewards 1t commands from hem. as ii IS first IN
usefulness to them We hail the life and teaching
OF such man as Elihu Burriu not only as amons
the anspicous signs OF the uIs:, but as themselves
exerting powerful practical influence upon the
great question at Issue. We may not agree with
Mr.. Burntt in ali his opinions: he makes us do
intellectual work, and think for ourselves; but we
wish him God-speed in converting man, by Wecepi
and example, 10 the opinion that Is noble thing
10 lrmt-that it IS divine privilege to labor. We
earnestly hope that our citizens will have another
opportunity OF hearing this lecture. 1t will probably
be re-delivered al Rutgers institute some evening
next week :.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
For The Tribune.
THE ROCKS

There exists law passed BY Congress, which or
ders that all unclaimed property remaining in the
public stores connected with the Customs longer
than certain period Of time, shall be sold by pub
lie auction, the same property having been adver-
tsed in the newspapers. Under tins authority, a
package of French books, presented to this Govern
ment through the plan OF exchange by Mr.. Waite
mere, has been sold, and of them the purchaser OBJ
tained full and legal possession. There can be no
mistake as 10 the 'Hicnm ct this property, and
whether the gentleman give them up 10 the Gov
eminent through courtesy, or the Government pay
a handsome profit on them, lsa matter between the
parties themselves. For this gross negligence and
inatentlon there is responsibility somewhere, and
the responsible men totally unit Tor their places
THIS Is evidence OF the mproprirty of placing party
hacks instead OF business men in places OF trust,
and IN places where, 10 have every man 10 do his
duty, men OF business habits and business qualt.
cations should be selected. The expense is OF little
consequence, ii the purchaser be paid profit, 10
which CLAIMING he IS entitled but the disgrace TO
the Nation is deep and moriifying
The steps by which the recovery Of the lost books
has been sought, being violent, and against right
and law, add new disgrace to the transaction and
thus ignorance but adds new offence 10 what first
obtained throus inattention and carelessness.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
MERcANr1LE LIBRARY AssocIArIo


To Tie Editor Of The Tribune:
1 observe in your paper Of this morning that some
croaker asserts that this institution is the be-
cause project recently started 10 form Debating Glass
appears not have received that support from the mem
bers which your correspondent believes it deserved
Ny object in addressing you is TO conntcrac whatever
OF disadvantage may result from this attempt Of cor
respondent to create impression injurious to the As
soc.ation, and unwarrancd b. facts. Why he should
have written such Communication cannot conceive In
It's and spirit closely resembles the insidous at
tacks which the Editor Of certain unfrendly paper d-
reefs against the ms tuition that should class the writer
Of the letter among its enemies did he subscribe him
self DJer.' His error, therefore, Is Of the tead
of the hart but Heaven save the Library from many
sucli friends
With regard TO the proposed Debating Class am. and
have been for years, in favor OF such project. The
present attempt establish it, though certainly not fall
urc, has been crowned with triumphant success,
because is made period Of the year which is Pc
cuiarly nauspicous or such purpose 1t is the be-
ginning of the busy and is the close Of Winter.
II this subject placed before the members next FALL he
season when the other Glasses formed twill doubt
receive support It's most ardent advocate "a
Wemtcr,' presumc,) can desire.
With regard 10 the condition of the Mercantile Ibrars
Associations am happy 10 inform you that. though the
number of members is by great rs 1t should
be- yet so far the Institutions being on the wane it
has been steadily gaining strength since September last
Indeed the improvement this year has been decided
that have hesitation in saying that s affairs have not
presented so promising aspect for several years.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
NEW-Y0RK LEGISLATURE.

MONDAY, .NircR ), !6iS
SENArg.-Mr. Sherman, presented from the Com
mttee on Public Expenditures, majority report,
adrerSe 10 the bill reducing the salaries OF Comp
roller and Secretary OF State.
The bill and report were committed TO commit
tee of the whole
An etior, 10 procure the appointment OF Select
Committee on Retrenchment failed, i6 10 6.
The Senate took up the bill In relation 10 Usurv,
but no question was taken upon II.
ASSEaiBLY.-Mr. Morrison reported IN favor of
,he bll! TO incorporate the Troy and Greenbush
RAILROAD Association with amendments. Requires
payment OF tolls during suspension OF canal navl-
cation.
Also, by bill, to revive the charter of the Utica
and SuSquehanna Railroad Co.
Also, by bill, 10 compel the Mohawk and Hudson
Nalssoaa company 10 pay tolls on the ransporia-
| lion oi freight
Also, by bill, 10 compel the Troy andtSchenecta-
dy Railroad Company 10 pay tolls
| Do'n oiilS We're referred 10 the same Committee
OF the Whole having charge of the Troy and Green
bush bill
Ar. Harris moved the printing of three times the
usual number OF copies OF the testimony taken be-
fore the railroad committee, in relation 10 the Troy
and Greenbush Association. Agreed TO-
The bill TO pay the military called into service at
Hudson passed.
The Committee of the Whole, Mr. Constant in
the chair, took up the subject of the constitutional
amendments.
After speech by Mr.. Van Schoonhoven, the
committee rose and reported.
On motion of Mr.. Harris, five times The usual
number OF copies OF the report of the Secretary OF
State on raroud statistics were ordered printed.
G3- The steamboat Messenger lately nlade':he
distance between Cincinnati and Wheeling Ia 'Sss
nouns. This Is the quickest trip on record
e5- Governor Morton, OF Louisiana, recently
paIdoned z convict confined in the State Prison,
anc on being made acquainted with his good for
tune, ihe poor fellow dropped down dead from sn
escees Of iosi
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
For The Tribune

i MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
sSsamaslng 10 notice the querluousness ofteelins
sSAyed in an article in your columns Of yesrer-
fnotning, relative 10 the Mercantile Library
eiauon. The writer seems TO suppose. becanss
seating Society with collateral branches Of
ssfes and Essays, cannot al once be formed
ss@ sa Institution with 1900 paying members" is
sue wane"' So far is this from being the cas-.
ssSas institution Is not only entirely free from
fsoat Is augmentlng the number Of Books, and
Of members and subscribers constantly and
Tedly increasing. ~
slsese Is favorable TO the proec, indicated BY :.
should exert themselves TO effect IL by
4 sss a.Iseilc measures than by merely leaving
ISL 8Ssla az The desk; and as it is scheme THAI is
~ indepenednt of the main objects of the Ii
sS,,ssannoi properly be taken up by the Board
sSsaesn, sSss ssi without being acted on at a general
%ss Of the Association. - =
H. A<Nrr1rr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
E0E TTNL PILES


NOR THE PILES!-Are you afflicted win WIN re, !s'.
L Trv, them without delay, Doctor phain & Nes-
eabIe EIectuary the best remedy ever offered 20 uec
noce This really excellent medicine is the result o'
;horough uela edrcation ans complete klioedse Of
tbe disease for which is recommended Inc most u
nr1rfg,lt success attends is administration
Read the following remarkable cases;
Ai.s- residing IN Norfolk street, was se1ousiF a'ce
h p,ies a. -ea. was her suffering that, 10 use heI e"
rssio, rf. we. burden: for ou- weeks she hac oeen
.,aed nv one al otr most eminent Physicians WITHOUT
-, ,a,s Inel, satisfied that II was IN aggravated Gaze
=. piIs resched the Electuary; Two boxes were Used
six months fter the same LADY called on ne 70 pelDc
snoTe- complaint. and then informed NE thai she was
rfv cured Of the Piles By the two boxes, Aio n- eA
r. residing in Greene street, called on me ast spring.
i, mat she had been affected with Pies ioT t'o years
,T;ed by uair in the side, palPitation oi the he
- NJ s--aicftuess across the chest, ana oppression,
she WAS unable 10 lie down without eeSatlhs ---e ~ -
chest considerably; resting hoTizontiy I[9eHee ~ :,
of s,,;rcaton followed By cough b! Using QUE ooA u
Tho Flec-r.ry the rain In the side, Fa!ptatoh INC eP
sion caase1 she cou!d lie down wite!lt inceh'
the IiIes " ere partially removed and secc.a COX
-e,o rnre 10 The great qualification OF the paaeni-
Sld in this City by the PTppr1stT os, = re-ai 60.
rat = ptri.r c,uiue, To oce frctce Ter me Ueia,
ns :, ~ CuroyIc DISEASES, No. i9o BsweTy. AeuSSi
a., 20 =, relation 10 the above, OF any other
90 Price on the Eletuafy dollar. u AseAneioeI
sha the g7ac.uayt is an ISrERSAL REsIEDI anc Go. az
~ nal opp,.rnt:on and sold II le6 bowef!, 1" a
eoes So'ss ping - .sa ans
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
rv@<--1"@"

GRAHAM HoUSE-NEw AREASGE9iENT.-RoS
WELL GoSS informs hi- friends aul the public that hc
ha, enlarged lis BOARDING. ESTABLiSHAEi7,k known
IS the Graham House 63 Barclaysrcet by adding 20 1t
the adjuui house. and prepared 10 accommodate ta-
si7rt or permanent Boades the most favorable terms,
All lends OF Temperance desiring quiet home, ad free
dom from the fumes alcohol and tobacco, are invited 70
pstrofze this house. The Vegetable system with tie
choices, selection fruits, &c. which the market affords,
will be strictly adhered to- but table viii be served Tor
tho wiis prefer the ordinary mode or mixed diet
Groom Showkr, Warm and Cold Baths free.
o5tf ROSWELL GOSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
THE TRIBUNE.

IL CorxrEss Fr,TISA; tale OF Passion. By lda' Coun
tess Iiahn-H Hahn. L. Winchester "a Ann ~.
Every nation, in this age, seems to nave It's ie-
ale novelist. France its George Saad, Sweden
Brerrer, England IFS Austen, America its Sedsc-
dek, and the Countess Hahn-H Hahn, holds this dis
ogushed place in Germany. This, her iirst novel
ub!ished in America, will be received with inter-
4 as matter of curiosity We shall read il through
slore we speak farther Of it.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
ROOK.KEEPING. Nc.

~ C. MARSH Accountant, respectfully announces
u. that bis CountinsRooms, No. 50 Cedar-s;ree con-
:iaue open from ; 4 u. 10 . p. y.
In the -tudy OF Bookkeeping as il IL taught BIZ Mr.
Marsh every pupil keeps. IN The nos, practical manner
coDpts set Of partnership books embracing al the differ
eut business transactions good mercantile mouse ne
becomes familiar with all the books constituting the SET,
with all the documents relating 70 the books trial balances
balance sheets accounts current ard wih various iner-
care calculations interest, discount, equation OF pay
IneGts, exchange, Sc.
In one corse instruction person OF good capacity
Will become competent Book-keeper, and Will receive
= certificate 10 tlai eject No ore IS taught in class
MERCANTfLE WRITING thorough course OF pro-
essve lessons which viii not fail i'll etectng valuable
Improvement Specimens CT truly mercantile style may
be seen al the rooms.
ProspectEses, wiki terms, hours 3c n2? DC ooiea
az he rooms dav and evening
C. c. MAESI2S WORKS,
The Science CT Double Eutry Bookkeeping sirnpliaed,
Ilth edition, 200 r.l=es octave Price ST.
The Art OF Single Entry Book- Keeping inP'oves' ID ed
ton l31 pages octavo Price 10 cents.
For sale AZ the bookstores, ard :; the rooms;
Mr. 1rsh ofcrs his services In opening, closing, or WIT
ing up books; s. Cedar-stTeet, up stairs so1
nIsBRoIS's ENTHUSIASTICALLY 4es Bowery. near
~ A9[ sos L. Fefs Sf'Y9rf p has he
for Equestrian Tuition and ersTs,se ,,1i: Ritirs-
10 DO ......... 70 i?:S e9i?o Rides ..-..io %
siasle Lessons 9Slsinsie Rides. IS
Ss I Highly trained AID met Horses, for The Road oDP.
r2te to let.
EVENING Class,
Y Lessons 50 00lZ0 Rides 80 %
Single 10 ......... | 90 Single Ride ...... IS
RULES.
-ons caf aiqwsi each Lessoa or Kid The School
3-OHe hour and half Lesson on the Road.
+-Hours for Ladies. from 9 4. NJ 70 P. VI.
5Hoars ior Genil=nen from TO aqd Iom TO 81, P a
No G-Eenea admitted durins The hou appropriated 10
Ladies.
cgd OF address Is requested previous commencing
= LI-ntlemen keeping theiE horses in this establishment
viii have the prITege Of rIdEg them the school gratis
fl8 i'm
TjyOCALICO rniNi r-hs-IF.DUCt. Ed FKICr.s--lhe
subscriber h1s received complete of New
eouldx composition an sll doctors Tor sale az the eGet
cost Of importation, lalso doctors files.
m34is JOHN a. NEWBOuLD, ~ John st, (up s;sirs.)
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

~ LEECUES AND CUPS applied by Mr.. MAGNUS-
sos corner OF Broadway and Brooe street, entrance in
Eroome Il. New York.
Ge,ersaces.-Dr Cheesman, Dr. Mott Dr. Neisoi' Dr.
Francis Dr. s,earls DE- Berger DR.. Weed Dr. Sinclair,
Or. u. Smith, DR.. Quackerbos
Best swedish I.eeches constantly on hand. aa8 SIN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

IT, The WANDERlYe jew, Nos. II and ID, are
cblisaed by E. Winchester, "a Ann-s,ree,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
VALUABLE EXTERNAL, REMEDY.

HUNTS lfNiMENT.-This celebrated remedy is now
ioT the inst tine Offered 20 the New public: The
e5utr which 1t hsS obtained the county tWes;ches;el
wheTr orGaly introduced has induced the proprietor
- sd rs Sae thfonshe1 the couEt There has yet
been discovered external remedy that has proved 50 certain
Effects permanently curing the following disease, -
RheHilG.a- SirssG Ltzbs Pam in the Chest and Back
SprgiGs. Bruises Nervous affections Ueaknes IN he
JOi1is C0H'rGc.tors Of tke Muscles Burns SIl R6euH
Group. .9gts IN the FGcs. Toota .iche. SC &c.
The following letters from the highly eniaent Physcinns
who have had charge Of the Hospital -s Sg slug Stle
of this celebrated External Remedy and sufficient cuar,n-
t-- that worthy the confidence Of the public For pac-
u.ar the certificates accompanying each bottle Prce
y cents.
SING SI&G, December 2oih 1874
IN Dear S:r: Received Your OF yesterday asking ms
opinion IN relation Hunts Lnmen prepared BY Mr. c. T..
Stanton. knowing compositions and having frequently
and IN Ely opinion tie best i.iairncnt row IN use.
Very tsuiy and respectfully yonrS.
A. K. HOFFMAN. NJ. D.
Col PfERsz V,S CoHrL,Npr.
fully concur III ;be above opinion -
WNi y. BELCHER, VI D.
This Lirr,4rt is sold bv Ruhtcu * Co o Broadway n
Astar House. Broadway. corner Foureenth street ~ b y
D. Sands ~ tulton-set 2f3 Broadway, = East Broadway
ispE,y.l G5 Willnu-stseet; eakim, 5il Broadway Cur
on ~ Bowsry 0f Glrdt1eet; Moss corner o Cans
uon and L. p uestis, lG NaSslu-st, cor
Of Ann: BonSiil. Canal aud Hudson; Austin. cor
Cedar and Nassau J. j. Coilngtol, 293 HudSon-strse,
Graham corner OF Oiisiip anil HihblTd Cobb
% John-street; Mrs Hayes S9 tnon>t, Brooklyn; ourS
corner of Atlantic and Coumb,i Br1sklyu and Druggists
generally throughout the city and CGiied States: and by
HOiDLEY PHELPS y co. li2 Water-street y. \. who
the holeSaie agents. Orders addressed them TO the
* I'm GEORGE; i. STANTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

leSsA HULLS TRUSSES.-Not!ce to Ruptured
n x> E,Persons.-Persons afflicted with Raptures
. s5 Gmay rely upon the best instrumental aid the
SSS1sIe% world affords, application at the Office,
No. Ycsey either OF the agents in the principal
in the United States. Be careful TO examine the
back pud OF HILLS Trsscs, 10 they endorsed by
Dr. Hull in writing None genuine, or TO be relied upon
good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken 10 vend limitations OF
Huls celebrated Trses and thousands imposed upon
ia consequence. Thee limitations cannot be relied upon;
they made by unssul mechanics, and no better
than the ordinary TrIisses.
Rooms have been fitted up No. Vesey street, exciu-
svely for ladies' having separate entrance nom the ousi-
ness department. whtre female attendance
ia walt Inon patients NIL II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

Iy- "LeARSISG TO THisK," is the title OF neat
ale volume just published by Lane and Tippett,
the Methodist Book concern. We believe 1t is
,sprlnt of an English work, revised, and most
.bably improved, by D. p. Kdder, Editor OF the
box department of that institution The design
ihe work is sufficiently indicated by It's title,
d the method adopted by the author we consider
dmirably adapted TO accomplish the purpose OF lis
sblcation.
From the same publishers we have also received
seral more Of their series of Handbook on Ma
raj History, the titles of which severaIly are,
he Animalcus, The Coral Maker, The insect,
lie Lobster, The Song. Bird, The Feather, &c. &c.
ilof them illustrated by wood and very neatly
5ne up.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL "DoCU
MENTS."
Col. MISE, Of Ameniq, .Ntlr- York ,crites
undu dGtc of January y, lSl5,
ins fcL'0trs
Mr. I.,.c r.rTS

Mr.. lsA,c EcTTs:
Cherry S held IS nothing than Having lis
benrca! effects my family believe II 10 De NV ua-
be in cases OF ncrIent Consumiiicn :, =, r.,
NJ ,si constitution l. naturally tbe III ts All
OF 1873 tooka seyer cold which affected her lungs pfouci9S
har5sn. cough aud hoirsrness. i she could W!t din
Wh- on visit 10 her friends last spring. er attending
rsicsns became alarmed h' SITUATION tcd her that un
less her cough aud symptoms li her aS the weather ap-
PREACHED IL would likely the weather Dec
cold 4. the same he medicine 70 taks winch
tended to lessen her fever bur still her Oh, HOAbc -
MSS and RAISING OF BLOOD continued about the
same tine ~ this allinlug stage oi The disease procured
few bo, Of Wars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, which shs be-
cau 10 take After using bottle could perceive ttle or
no eret from because she had eecoms 30 lar F=uei %
this eraciatins dseasbut prevailed on her to continue
It's use though freely confess II hoping sgaiuS nope
Before tn, second bottle gone thought; tbfe was some
rs.f and size persryer,d in s I'LL she had taken :, or q
bottles and now the grat!lyIn: sut Il fEttr r.
RESTORATION TO her usual hsah; Sot olr ei tnlS
a-rnirs svrn ptos have Tapi ard and should do myself
rusce did rot fully and earnestly recommend 20 others
who may be N similar sI;uatoa ~ <.cr
Prsrectiully you5 iriead, ". il. NaSt.
T. NJ Swift tsG District Attorney OF Dutetess o wries;
- February ,, le4J.
lam acquainted with Col ". H Nase Of sneii9, who i;
man Of ra;and h statement of facts Is entitled 70 qll
49, 49, ~ 49, Z. Vi. SWIFT.
A.a;n we say. cali and see the oEIeITAi ogccsiiNrs
They fully prove that this Bssam IS TIE only rrllebie resd!
or su< i "a kness OF the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds
Liver ou1plajn nepieEt Consumption Asthma oil one 90
10 wears st1ndng Raslnc Of Blood and every deaSe pro-
duced by a cold and changing climate. ..-. -, :;
Remember certificates ana S'istEe'.s VI az "
Principal Gce . Ann-s; bu; sold bT Druggists IN al parts
rf.cO cOfirfrV