Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20

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BY THE QUEENS PATENT.
7 GUMPIANt SUCCESS OF
BUCHAH'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM OfLIFEy
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption
I'lE most celebrated and intallible remedy for colds, coughs, asth-
= ma, or any form Of PULMoNABY CoNsUMrrroN, is the Hungarian
tested for upwards Of seven years in Great Britain, and on the con-
tinent of Europe, and introduced into the United States, under the
immediate snplrntendence Of the inventor.
The astonishing success ofthe Hungarian Balsan, in the cure Of
every form of consumption; warrants the American agent in solicit
communicates that seek relicfin vain from any oftle common
remedies ofthe day, and have been given up by tue most distinguish
has cured, and will cure, the most desperate of cas-, IS. Iii s no qlack
nosTlm, but a standard English medicine, Unknown and establish
INCoNTESTlBLE PROOFS OF THE EFFICACY OF TIKI
BALsAM IN THE WORST FORMS OF
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY!
DR.. BRADLEE-Dear Sir: The Hungarian Basam is, beyond ul
question, a most perfect and admirable preparation for diseases Of the
lungs. Ihave u33d it in my family, and in my professional practice
for more than twJ years, with the most uniform and entire success,
IN eases Of seyeTe Pulmonary Disease, and | can conscentlOuSiy re-
such diseases with which | am acquainted.
'''o' "s' "'y 4 9TH 1--we l15I:' sA tvIaj J. S'''''' ND
Dr. BRADLEE-Dears Sir; | take much pleasure in giving you a
my daughter, who had beenfr a number of years afflicted with a
bad cough, pain in the side, raising ofblood, and all these pains and
troubles which attend that insidious disease, consumption. l en-
ployed a physician who attended her a long time at great expense,
then advised the consultation ola celebrated physician in n%eighbo-
ring town, at still greater expense, and after a number of visits from
the advising physician, and the continuance for some time of the ia
mly physician, he declared he could do no more for her. lie chad
donea III ne could, ana l saw no beneht tfomlt. then employed a
Botanic Physician br sorAe time, who seemed to do her some good,
but did not reach the root of the disease. | was then advised by a
nienu 10 ny buchals Hungarian Balsanl- nave used 0 bottles, Dc
with a most astonishing effect. 1t has restored her strength, cured
1er entirely othr cough and pain IN the side, and she is now anen-
ulhsl 1t hr accustomed duties. This may seem wonderful, but Is no
mors strange than true, and would advise all who have symptoms
of consumption to take this medicine in season, and not wait till all
nope Is past, alIho' TINS case mas terminated SO fortunately. In this
case l paid between one and two hundred dollars, for physicians &
medicine without any satisfactory benefit, while So worth of Hun
gariah'balSam mas removed the disease, renewed the strength, and
bro't on a healthy action of the system. Try tfJr yourselves, and
you viii find one halfhas not been told. You can use this letter as
you think best, ami will domost good; and wishing that your med
icine may benefit many MS much as my daughter,
$. would say further, that about 5 years ago my daughter COM
menccd raising blood, which continued at times for three years, and
lhl9 Baisan' The hst bottle stopped the raising OF blood entirely,
and she has never been troubled with 1t since.
GREAT CURE AT AUGUSTA, MAINE
On, BRADLae-Dear SIR: can trHly say that the Hungarian Bal
Of an afr Ct of tn Ianes, tbo,t to be- iucrra6is by all all nv W. Ei sTf
to health after being pronounced beyond the reach Of medical aid by
ictNy III the throat and lungs. | have recommended this Balsam
to a great many persons, and shall continue Ia do so, as / believe it
to b. the bast thing in the world for diseases Of the lungs
p Al nay y 40; Yours truly, PR4SelsJ WEExs.
ZION Extract ola Litter from Mrs. $. J, Baxter, Pearl st, Boston
ToD.F BRADlEE-Dear Sir: The Hungarian Dasam has perfor-
nleo a miracl' indeed IN the case of my youngtstdaughter, who has
b2en positively cured Of a seated CONSUMPTION, by the use Of only 3
nsi8 'niee years ana vas considered beyond all hope when the
Basnm was taken We had consulted numerous distinguished ply
siclans, and tried all the famous prescriptions for consumption-a
apparent benefit and had almost consigned her, with n breaking
ns aye hi nI5 anu l cannon reuse 70 give you my evidence OF
this astonishing fact for the benefit Of those who may be similarly
aHiNNlou' III NY tHtnHttlu ulttt CtIlHpt " Il mOrc painful spectacle
than that of an intelligent and beloved child, sinking, day by day,
under this dreadful mllady, with no hope of relief, and dropping in
ness of the unfortunate victim renders her condition more terrible
to all 0'holdar'' uop Eq H1n gI1te fyr5 itI11 d. SARAH J. BArFGn'
Dr.. Boa Lru-Dear Sir; In the whole list ( remedies for diseases
Of the lungsI nothing stands the test bke the Hungarian Balsam 1t
IS spoken Of the highest terms by men of standing in this place
Concord, \; II; April "a, ~ Yours, ALLISON & GAuLr.
To DR., D, 7. BRADLEE: The Hungarian Baham is, beyond doubt,
the most perfect specific for consumption ever invented. / am sen,
Gr@i agent ga1G fort for this ds medicine j il N II Ha5m rP and Vermont, where I
nave sold large quantities OIL and daily hear reports of its success,
of the most astonishing character. CHARLES R. FARwELL,
Dr. Bradlee-Dear Sir; We could give you, were it necessary, the
names of munitudes of persons who have been benefited BY the
hungarian baEam' PECK Il SPEAR, Druggists & Chemists.
Dr. BradIee-Dear Sir: You will obIige me by sending another 10,
Of Buchan'S Hungarian Balsan, as the last consignment has been
disposed Of, and has given the most universal and decided saisfac-
u Q m,,sm ! 6nhh no II re% Tst q coughs has proved so efheaciOgs as this
portsmouth, NJ IT, fe3 nF F A. rW "; r; p PGEsTOS, Drug & Chemist
From the Christian Observer, March 30, l8i6-The public may
place the utmost reliance upon the statements respecting the Hunga-
ran Bal'aln, by Dr. Bradlee, the American agent, who is an old and
highly respectable citizen of Boston, member of Christian church,
and a man who would not, for any consideration, give his inhu-
ence in favor ofany sort Of deception or inposture.
From the Boston Medical Recorder--Dr. Bradlee, the American
agent, has conferred a great blessing upon the country by the intro
duction Of this great English Medicine into the U. States, and med
teal journals would materially aid the cause of true humanity by re-
From the New England operative.-The Hungarian Balsam has
done more to relieve the suferings Of the operatives employed in our
cotton factories who are affected with weak lungs, than all the doc
From the ThunIpson.an.-If any thing could reconcile us tos de-
pature from Thompsonan principles, IN the treatment Of disease,
It would be the extraordinary reputation Of a medicine like The Hun
statement If t63 inventor to bea purely vegetable compound. The
effect OF this medicine, in case Of Consumption, is truly astonish-
ing.
TO THE
Every family in the United States should be supplied with Bu-
chans Hungarian Balsam of LfJ, not only to ~oountsract the con
sumptive tendencies of the climate, to be used as a preventive
medicine in all cases of Coughs Colds, Splitting Of Blood, Pain in
the Side and Chest, Irritation and soreness Of tha Lungs, Bronobi.
It's, Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night sweais, Emacia-
lion and General debility, Asthma, Inhuen. a. Whooring Cough,
and Group.
In case Of actual disease of the Lungs, OF seated Consumption
i sthe only source of hope.
Sold by Mcdonald Il Smith, Sole Agents fr the United Kingdom,
II the Italian Warehouse, Regent ST eet, London, in BottIes and
Cases, fol Ships, Hospitals, &c.
By Special Appointment-DAVID r. BRADLEE, llo Cout. NJ.
Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for the United States and British Amer
lean Provinces.
ton of Health.
Pamphlets containing mass Of English 0saAxaagiesn certificates
may be obtained of tho Agents gratis.
None genuine, without the written EiEnatagc dEthe American A
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Agents. Burlington, Peek 4 Spear Montelef, Clak 4 Gil
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