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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

tents are.
FARMERS LIBRARY.
LECTURES To FARMERS on hGeIcuLruRAL
cudei.)
LECTURE soprct Of fN Cmboa Of P9sfs Whrnc- A,
Plants defiv. her Carbon-trom hsuiust OF u. Ca.
homie Acid u he Atmosphere,
LrcrVgsss Ta< orsge~ Hyt1osc~ and N1rose- # Ps-.
source OF these Elements Of Pans and Of The ph1f as
lssss Io, Nc Iorsase Co.ss.e~ts Of Pa..,,-as,.
LECIuks n. TNs .isAs 0f Pi1"ft
SUCTION rHSsF.
Lunar 70 F.lc- Introduction 10 he Prsc,,ca sece.,
,f,i~ Course Ire Nsu4r-. -, aud EEccis OF FAow.
Irl-rtsg ia AEsnar,s General Remarks upon Msnzrs.
sad Manurn, VISION Of Manufrs into Vegetable. A..
irr,I AMI N-ersi Manners
l.r-rrss IS sss,l.bis Msanrs Greeu Manure. Hsuas
Asaes of kni- W ODD. &c.
LrcTvSE 10 -i.,sal MANAGES Frees. tnne-heir oncn
Dung, reasrs,e Boues, other AnDs NAnafeA O''as
l.fcrCsE Il Mssl~I Msass. Lime. sripharc Aea.
Gypsum varous >ali.. Mar. irrigation
LTcrJSE rs Summary and C1rc'i.si0n-
AfPENpiN G4sao.
~ PRINCIPLES or AGRICULTURE. By AAer
D rha-r-our RePlbleai,oa- Page leo Farmer.
Lb0yl
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE.
LADY >VFFolN. .N'h Portrait a Dissertation OF horse.
Os1vASY Noricr oF GES. r NJ. FosN,>, - Nd WIN \
Curious History, derived isom h.n, Of The importation
II avn CrtrusgI n E>cL,>D-The Northumberland PlAa
Considered the beet IN England Prescribed.
UNDER DEAI>iN6-one OF the grand Improvements In pro
ee.- TO supply bread 10 the Increasing population ofEns
and
lsSfsArio~-H0w conduciedlts valuable results stated
" ,rFR MgNDOW>-Hcw made sni managed
ENTOMOLOGY az. = Discourse on Insects
CANAaA fusTtF-l.l.ifsitd.
COMPARATIVE V,lrf o. DTFERl>r KINDS oF ssEEs Fos
IHI NFW logA F,RNFS.
ON rsE PRESERVATION o. HgNrt-The good eael.s Of
frequent bsfllng.
rHE CAVsE o. EprCArIoN-As connected with Agreed
tire the South Letter nom Thomas Able. Es Cor
So ofihc National institute 20 the Editor 81 he Farm
e. LIhraryl
AcsicULrUEAL ASSOCIATIONS ANu SciENcE-WhG,h hey are
doing Tor Agriculture in Eng and.
DRANiNc TLrrlc cheapest method OF Mak Nc aud Burn
irg Drsning Tiles.
LINE A. FASriLIzsS
Pa rcrKfclrY-Appicd to Agriculture and Horticulture
EisHrEfNrH ANNUAL FNS o. TIM ANEsCAS t>srirtrE
NFW-loRS STATE AGRICULTURAL SoctsfN-Cs,ie show
and FAIR r 1896 io BE- held 81 ica, September To- H. "a
THs AMERICAN FNSNER-bglumOre.
Coop SIGNS FON rHE SOUTH.
PgiCEs CCKsfNr
M.cgLL,Nsous-Plant Watering Artificial Msnunes. tgr.
cultural Inconsistencies The best Tor filing 70
Wounds IN Trees. Don't allow Riubarb 10 Seed.
TERMS - year. Firs copies for So single num-
bers - cents. Address
GREELEY & McELRArH Ncwiosk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08
Commencement OF Dartmouth College.
HANoyER, y. II, Aug > l-i'
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

HANoyER y. H. Aug. > l-i3
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
I have enjoyed the great pleasure OF attending
through the present week the annual Commence
m.nt of the institution established in this place. and
hereby transmit brief statement Of the interest
iny exercise that made up the occasion, and which
called together many sons and friends of the Col
ere Dartmouth has again dismissed class oi
vouur men, who have received of her liberal hon
Ors aud full number of her alumni. VINO had come
up Ia look once more upon the venerable walls oi
thrir " Alma Mater" have separated with the as-o
Citations Of their college days renewed and strength
.,ed The exercises commenced on Wednesday
with IN Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa Society.
nv Rev DR.. BACON. of New Haven. upon the
Duty and Relations of Literally Educated NOnng
Men 10 their Age and Country The address was
eniincnily practical. although rcpete with happy
Illustrations and original thoughts designed alike To
excite the attention Of and exert healthy iniiu-
crce upon all his hearers. He administered SC
we're and Just rcbuke upon the theoretical spirit OF
Il % age ~ Inconsistent with the simplicity OF Republican
IN .tfutions while urging the necessity OF q
q III Of reform controlled by sound sense and rigid
morality lie then followed the young professional man
mo private life p0rrayng the silent yet steady nlu
enrs al wcrs gulacd heart and character Atcr inc
address the Society adournetio Dartmouth Hal and
ID rook Of a bountiul COLLATION.. During the afternoon
he Literary Societies were addressed by Rcv. Mr..
CowLrs of Mass who was Myos0ly received by p
large and intelligent audience. The third orator Prot
SHEPHERD Of Bangor was unfortunately detained by
81 ness Concord and thereby prevented rom reaching
Hanover.
The exercises Of the following Commencement Day
we're unusually interesting although the graduating
cl-- numbered less than for many years preceding
Thirty Speakers had been chosen by lot without, refer
eucc 10 merit the whole class Of whom, however,
only twenty three took part The subjects we're happily
.escted and their pert was highly cfedtaoe 10
the young men noticed particularly the efforts Of Pal
NOR Of New Bedford. Colby and Greeley OF H. and
D.nn-on OF VI eciting general praise. The regu'
s~ degree Of A. h conferred upon fifty nine young
men-ihat of L. NJ upon about thirty The honorary
degree of D. D was conferred upon Rev. Mr. RICHARDS.
of Hanover L. l.. D. upon Hon RUFUS CHoATE, OF
Boston and Hon. ETHER SHELLEY. of Portland
would also mention the Concerts given by the Ken
lis and Ole Bull and more especially the Leyee pre-.
pared by the senior class among the interesting anu
/ h.rhly agreeable features Of the occasion.
The anniversary viii long be remembered by all those
/ Who had the GOOD fortune 10 be- present. l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

~ The FARMERS LIBRARY and MONTHLY JOIN
Nal or AonicrLTrKx Will be supplied to Agents and
Rockefeller 1t the usual discount The second number
now ready See the Contents in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

Ro.Cur, AND BrDgtcs.-Tisse noNious veImn EAST.
is DESTROYED by the Of Saunulz's Roach and Boihus
Rse sold n tnurtlan-st aiy told "a, That -h. bad
been sNlv troubled with them in her house, snd re the
Iane the r>i morning AFTER she used 10 She cnune i've
hundred dead cocSfoache> her foorand amer ihrre
n ills Use there be- found in the house,
never has been since For hedhug~ J. varanie good
Huie supplied W the gallon. Reailed n bottles al > cents
aud - cents only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

Or. FrLIX GouR.uD's ITALIAN MEOic,TgD soar. for 70
moving rrrcAes. Tan, sun Burn, Pimpie- Bloiches Sal
oNnes-. K,ine-, and al Cuaneous Diseases, n i also
most delicious Emolcnt Shaving Compound FOR sale On
gE0N Broadway. Boston, A. > Jordan, Min sired,
Lowell. Carleton Co.. New Bedford. W. l.. 1"rr.h
Worcester, Green Co, Springfield. Bliss Myers New
Haven't Backus Bull. Troy, Pierce, sfan~ix Hal A.
bany. T. H. Tuttlr Assembly Buildings thesnut H. Phls
be- ph Beware of base and dangerous counerei- and -
60 has the words Dr. y. Felix GOurands Italian Med
cae Soap. y. Y" compressed with smullf ard he Doc.
os smile ON each Splendid Embossed Wrapper jyl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

~ George Mundy' the ha,less Prophet, came to
this city by the Philadelphia train OF yesterday Can't
the o. g. q attend to his casei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

CoMsroOk's EXTRACT or SNRsAPAKILLA.-keefy one
sf,nd use tDn-ocks Extract NJ Sar~apar, for purifying
th blood snd cleansing te system In The spring Of the yes
Ifes - fr sIN lo.rs the size others charge g.
nm .aNlna of : slll only 10 p lnnriLa Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

To RHEUMATIC sUFFrRERs.-WEO viii suffer hhslna'
sn IN any form, contracted cord. and muscles, when
there and positive remedy This remedy called
The Nerve and Bone Linnieni and the ndlan Vegetable
Ex and mas cured hundreds. 70 some of whom persona
reference Il made aud do ply any who VII sphef
with The above complaints berAIs- they 80 preiudced
thai they will not Use article notw outstanding VIII not
;hefn any Thing unless u cur Sc MS arce ana BE-
Gu I'd or 20 without and suffer, You please Sod only
ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08


We the undersigned selling agents In this market for lie
manufacturers Of the different goods naned IN The above
tsp,ei 90 ns'soy sc''s 'a' we @ ~ MA, -, ~
actual sales were made by us on or about Tie hi day 81
August, in the years Isii, 1872 1873 and Lsh
TtrFANy, WARD Co.
FISHER MILLER \ Co
WyMAN APPLETON 4 Co
DVvAIL, kEiGHLEs * Co.
lrvERNoRE & CUSHING.
Now here Is decline Of - per in the year Of
generally low duties and subsequent Of II per
consequent upon the rise in England The imports Of
iet3 and ls44 were follows
~, Ysras Dates Ypds D.!ie;
White. ...2,ie72N ipssi s07l.7s 5aisa5
Owing 70 the superior advance which took place here
in prices this large increase OF imports took place
The News opens this by repeating an untruth OF
which the author should be sshsncd-,hat Cotton
Goods are 100 per cent dearer here than they are in
Manchester. England. This is placed beyond n
shadow OF doubt by the fact tina, such merchants s
Rowland a Aspinwall. Geo. Griswod. &c. are
constantly buying plain Co,tons lAmcricanl in our
market to sell in China, when they might just as
easily bay in England and surely would do SO if
they were six per cent cheaper instead of the
100 per cent that, the News talks of There can be
excuse for 81 gross wanton misstaiement as the
News here makes Our China merchants have often
bough, all the plain Cotton Goods Of particular des
crption in the City once this Spring to our know
ledce) and at least since this Tariff was enact
ed this City and Boston were swept bare OF Do
nestle Goods to send TO China Does any man be
heve-can any man bclieve-thai these goods were
bought here by the 100000 worth by men whose
business il is to know the price of such goods every
where--when they might have bought them in
England NOW only fortnight off at half price!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

G0uR.uDs PoUDRT SUBTLE Tor eraiicaiing hair Cot
RAuD's Liquid Vegetable KOuge. GousAuD's Hair Dye
G0urands Lily White, 10 be- bad nj 81 Walker street. II
; IRE FROM Broadway us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08
Pl-RIf-HED.
FARMERS LIBRARY.

IT The Farmers Library and Monthly journal
OF Agriculture for AuGusr Is now ready. The co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

~ GRAHAn's MAGAZINE for August has Poems
by .onsfelow Mrs : Ossooi and others with prose
articles by Joseph c Neal Mrs stephens Fan ny fcres
ter &c has three Plaes-a fair the pom RAFT 81 Or.
J. K. Mitchell il very good We mus; read it before
spei king further.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

~ TBE HUMAN HAIR, II out OF order. il brought 10 q
splendid condition by the Of 7t cents bottle ~ Joness
Coral lair Restorative. These li- real clies-n VII
Generally improve and hciutfy the Hair 10 viii force %
Hair grow ihe head face and body any part VIII.
Nature Intended Hair 10 grow. by making the scalp hrsny
r. stays The Hair iang OIL and thoroughly cures al .cf
AID dandnf Another Of s properties 10 make The Hal
grow naturally dark and beautiful. Sold al, - Chatham o.
AID 32f Broadway siS le0d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

ACCIDENT TO TIE >rFAaFR " NAssAcHrsf Trs'-> some
tie steamer Massachusetts, Capt COm-tocs. On
Der passage from ,tonngOn into by -oop. u.
sprt striking the steamboat. ar 80 grea Wa The con
hat hoe forced hr0l gh The boiler Al the
tire tie and bot water burst forth rom The
fee, scang the Egg md several ~ ie hands upon if
bod most severely By DE presence Of mind Of Capt Com
stock be- Immediately ordered Gor1cff Pam Extractor
f1 be applied, hasing supply of The board the
toar when almost Immediately removed the intense suffer
il caused by tte scaling water TIE day the men
ALL u-ls, attending 10 tei blsue--the" PAN TX
tractor" solely having wrought tis wonderful effect. W.
invite any who ncre-uous ca upon Capt C. Or any
o he hands employed upon he fr further
count VI i- remedy Let NJ family who gari ter own
welfare fa to keep this article hand FOR protection
u accident II also cure. lie following, yiz;
Eyspea-, Piles Running Sores,
MOrtncafiOn, lndamfra atoms Bruises.
and al complaints which need spphcaon- Re.
member for ALL the PAIN Extractor be- found
genuine Ouy I'll p Coaulaad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

rT DR. B.xsrSs may he consulted at his Office in Broad
nd 6PM (g aus5r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

tE~ Wing Printer, possessing good chai &c
ter capacity TO conduct paper habits of industry AMI
small capital may hear Of good ope 7ing in our Ai'e
Using columns to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

To- DuiFYs forsinal and genunel PAIS FNrRlcros
-oII 49, % CORTLAND 81 al HAY PACE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

u The Connecticut Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows have erected monument, IN the beautiful buryins
ground OF New Haven 10 the memory Of Gen. r. : Hin
man. formerly their Grand Master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

SASDss SAssAPARLLAThe following letter Just receiy-
cd i another proof Of the value and efcdcy of tins highly
popular medicine. Tn. IS but a-pecimrn Of what j. ia "
coming 20 handli u which viii be cneeriuiy exhibited
application:
WiSsrED. Conn, August 3ii--A. Il. s d Sinis-Gen-
temeu. About six weeks since commenced ta1rg your
,arssparla and then suffering from >crOfgia IN IT,
yiI.rnt form bad different RAINING Ulcers and had
.0- lie 0f Que arm ad tr dis caJs-I much Intense
pain IN he head that tree physicians told me could not
Ase-iiAi here was Go help for me-
Informed them there medicine would hello lar.
ant tlai Wa Sands. S4r-lrarA NJ physician -erng
confidence great, sent you cernc 4ie anf com
mrrced taking t Sarsapar lts produced imnlfIAe
e,; my bead i well, and ny which had been
useless can with and my health Is rapidly I'M
proving. Many people bearing Of ny case. hsve
and nine miles ~ me; and have taken the s8r-apa-
RI Alter Witnessing ii- wonderful operation one
lady Dd last 10 doing great thin - tor her
and there three four in this place hat akng ~
and merchants find very ready ale Tor Sands'- Saf
.aparlia You're, most respeo flilr,
COROELIA CADY
Prepared srd sold. wholesale and felail by A. 4 y
SANDS f-J--ae Druggists 70 FuitOn-siree,. SewYOrk
Sold rs Broadway, y East Broad a1d by Drug
ssts generally throughout The United States Price 81 per
tOue- sx bottles iOr -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

- RHEUMATIC PAfss. LrNBAco, &c are cured almost
t.'auly hy Dr. Cuslmsns Rheumatic heinelyslso, ram
n ICE Bones. Lumbago, SH joints. SC. Sold. price oeens
81 Al ~ Broadway 81 Chatham street The amcfsd
conscientious yalred that his good remedy - Io
. In again calling he attention ofhe pnblic 10 scsencks
PlmOnic syrup we do d with The greatest confluence n
ne medicine Perhaps there D. medicine ever onefei 70
he community sustained by numerous and fesprcttDs
nInher OF certificates this. Mr. Schsnck hf- nYen ne
whole time for years past the investigation " diseases
tie lungs AMI NJ much labor and expense prepared u's
lies describing lie iusidOus encrOachments ~ tonslnpDh
n g ~ various Attacks which De- very generously oilers ~
s public sras To be had a. its Office, No. Coarani a.
q few leOfs below BrnlaIsav. tn4 lmcoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

. y The second volume Of Hahnemann'. great
wor Chronic Diseases translated by DR.. II emPeL.
viii be published on Monday by Radis, 322 Bro, dway.
1hi volume contains the LIST Of AntPsoric iedies
disc oyered and established by flahncmsnu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

fE- GoUs,up's irsiAS MtncArrD Soar sold at p
C.uriand.t win fhe new Engraved Labels. warranted
mime Price only p cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

NlHLos.TwO very aughabe pieces tonight a. this pop
nlH place Of amusement for the benefit ~ the ACROBAT
FAMILY. Dr. DwOrth and the New foofman, the beuri.
ctnes 20 DO the wonderful a large aud varied
scale. addition 20 the eas tor which ihey have been
celebrated Mr. Barnes dances Ia Pas de Deux with the
graceful Darlington, and Me-srs Chppenda.e Seton T
Pade and hutchinson susisnie principal characters Of he
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

. CoRIsNE; BY Mad. De SrAEL. has beer re-
isr d by IL g. Langley. Il richly deserves 10 hold a
plac among standard Novels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

~ rHE Dwarf ASD GlAsT az the American Museum,
VIA he DissOlsng Views, ChrOmaTOpe, Sly. Bln Great
Western, &c. drawing tremendous houses the Amer
can hreun. Hundreds u not thousands, vi be- there iO
day and iA evening. There Is rational enjoyment NJ
is establishment than al any other arge small in The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

JOHN b. GovGH-Genilemen well acquainted
vish Mr.. Cough assure Us that be is Hoi of the Cough
FAM ly Of Newport T. J. has no brother and but one
md was born in England. OF course our informant,
was misiaforrned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

rT Mr.. Riiner. an Engineer from Pennsylvania
en-. aged survey the route Of the Railroad along the
lac of Gle New Haven and Northampton Canal The
people Of Connecticut are Railroad mad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

- Schenck's Pumonc syrup for the u Co. sump
uJn, Bfouchs &c. Is medicine composed ssly ffon
'e vegetable kingdom. II does not contain particle VI
calone opium any other deeierOus drug snyhng
tcIfng ~ weaken he system. On the contrary, he rot
and heb- OF which u j. composed perfectly harmless
and my be- used With entire safety by The mot delcss and
drJf spi constitutions For sale al No. Couulanfst
few doors below Broadway Price 81 per bote-s5 pe
half dozen. ana imrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

Tue PtTExT GALvksfc Rises ASD MAGNETIC FLro
We refer our The sds another co
1fnu Tie only Agency ~ Sewiofz i Al ~ flonuss-
iSul Budingj In BfOoaiyn, al he -Or- Of J4nes W
smith, Druggist corner Fulton AMI Crnherry.-s All M
a.- sod elsewhere sy.rioa and uorthfs nfaes
au1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

~ The genuine ginsl Galgsnlc Hngs aDi Magnef'
fud cel.brlf-i '0f fe Of al Nc.O.s AID Ihfonf
sases. be obtained only n his coy of he Doeef'
Agents, l. T. ID. sald, ~ Fulton, - Broadway. u sS
brtiway 80 as anI " Fulton -ifssis also ai ihs Dr.,
Stores ~ Walker ~ CMhenrc; Guon, corner BD~sr 81
Grand. IL Avenue y corner Clinton and Division ~
Spring Brokyn-Mf-. IIays, l9j Fulton. Pnce = hts'
siAIiny-. Fluid - cents. ans TOD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

NAyAL.-U. :. sloop of war Preble. and U. :. brig
Truxion Grand Canary about June a6 reported
by the OvandO at Boston
- Rev Leverett Griggs late OF North Haven
was Installed on "Wednesday. Pastor OF the Chapel
street Congregational Church and Society, New
Haven. CT In place of Rev. J. p. Thompson, now OF
the Tabernacle IN this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

Vow we observe that iron is 500 per ton cheaper IN
" s.York now than in ls36 and our amabe friend VIII
lese from this Isolated fact that the tariff did H. when
IA. truth is as follows -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

GREELEY & McELRArH, NcwYoes.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-09
{ Vol, VI--No. 2S2.
{ Price $3.50 in Advan CO

tCPWoman is often the occasion Of
much trouble and mischief to man. For
her he tolls and slaves-f for her he fights
for her he gets drunk--ior her he blows
his brains out, and for her he makes
COMPOUNDED fool of himself in a variety Of
ways. Notwithstanding, woman is
blessing. Her influence over our rough
hewn sex, is NJ mild US the moon upon
the tides, and twice as powerful, The
moral fragrance that surrounds her is as
sweet as the odors that arise from a field
of white clover, and her beauty makes
her one Of the most interesting living Or
naments that wears either legs or wings;
! don't care whether you mention bird
a butterfly or Il strnddlo.
bug,--Dow, J,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-09
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMr-
TIDN

TN + Great and only remedy for Colds Coughs, Ash
i ma, and Consumption is the Hungarian Bnlsam nj
Life discovered by the celebrated DR. Bvchan OF Loneon,
Engandand introduced uto the United States unlCr the
immediate superintendent OF the inventor.
The extraordinary success Of this medicine, in the
cure OF Pulmonary discusses warrants the American A.
gent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POSSIBLE
CASES that can he found in the communty-cases that
seek relief in vain trOmnny OF the common remedies the
day, and have been given up by the most distinguished
Musicians, ms confirmed and incurabe. The llugurnn
Halsam has cured and will the most desperate OF
cases. 1t is no quack nnsrum, bnt standard English
medicine of known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should he supplied
with Buclan's Hungarian Busam of Lie, not only to
CountcruCt the consumpive tendencies of the climate,
but he used preventive mrdcne in all cases OF colds,
coughs splitting OF Blood, Pain in the side and chest rrI-
tutOn and soreness of the Lungs, Bronchitis Difficulty
of Breathing, Hectic Fever Night Swcats, Emaciaton
and General Debility, Asthma, Influenza looping cough
and Group.
~ Sold in large bottles Mt 81 per Bottle with full di
recOnS for the restoration OF lIenlth.
Pamphlets, containing mass OF English and American
certificates, and other evidence, showing tine unequaIled
merits of this Great English Remedy ma! be obtained
of the Agents gratuitously
DAVID +. BRADLEY sole Agent for the United States
! ll9 Court street Boston.
/ Agent Woodstock, G. CHAPMAN; Montpelier CLARK
g. Collins; Burlington, Peck Spear; Bellows Falls, N
Harris; Ruund Daniels and Bell; Brattleboro' Dulton
~ Clarke Keen, n. II. John BiXby. 236-ly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-09
Cheeseman's Arabian BalSam

EINOR THE CURE of all kinds OF wounds sprains,
burns coughs, sore lungs, the most desperate piles
and rheumatism oiall kinds. will prevent the tooth
ache tor I'D aud persisted limbs. still joints numb.
ness &C., aud can be depended upon to relieve
in nl cnses.
This valuable medicine has been very extensively used
for the last ten years, while lis increasing demand the
UNIVERSAL satisfaction it has given, md the testimony OF
arge multitude Of individuals Of the first stand
ing in the community who have tested and inftlbly
proved its efficacy show that it needs only Ia he used to
prove its Invaluable excellence; indeed all who have
cr tried the bulsam prize il so highly that they will not
he induced under any consideration To do without it, The
Ba'sm has attracted the attention of men Of science and
Physicians and Surgeons of the grcacstscenc acquire
mcnts, give il their unqualified appreciation while many
Of them in different sections u the United States now
it in their practice, and have authorized the pub!iCa
ton of their certificates.
Also CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN PILLS, n
valuable medicine for all bilious complaints &c.
" Purchasers should inquire for the true article by
using the whole -Checscman' Arabian BalSnl-
and see that it has my name Written in my own hand!
writing across the printed directions the wrapper o
every bottle. T.. CuEEsEMAN.
For Slle by
e. CHAPMAN, Wuodstock +. NJ, Is S. stOckcr
lIartann corners ~ q Hale, Chelsea, and throughout
the country generally. 237-ly