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The New York herald., 1845-09-19

On Tuesday last, 10th instant, CArHAnINE MATILDA,
widow OF the late James Archer, aged so years.
Her relatives and the friends of her family invited
to attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
l52 Thompson street.
Suddenly, of consumption Wednesday evening,
Sept l7th BRIDGET, wife Of James A. Caughley, in the
Gath year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this FTiday) afternoon at
O'Clock from the residence OF her brother naw Michael
Connolly, l23 Prince street.
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The expectation IN IS43 was for only nine months
which the of the small quantity and the great
difference between that and the year before after.
The fluctuations in the value Of this staple have within
the past ten years. been enormous varying from one
year to another from three FIVE millions of dollars
We cannot satisfactorily for these extremes in
prices as the production has been quite uniform. The
annexed table showing the quantity produced in this
country the quantity exported and the value
each hogshead exported will give better idea OF the
trade in the article than anything else:-
PRoDucrioS ToBAcco IN THE UNITED STATES wIrH
IBE EXPECTATION AND AVERAGES VALUE EACH HHp
Evpa
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COLMAN'S
LII z Il A RY SALO0 ON,
AND ExHIRTTION OF
AND EXHIBITION OF
u ~ III TIL III. - nv TT NJ ~ 6

BEA UTfFUL PATN TTNGS,
No. 2O3 broadway, New York.
NJ AXlMILlANs Great and Splendid work being his tour
1 through the United States, illustrated with Eighty
cravings after the of drawings large folio-wth
Quarto of letter both volumes elegantly put up
fol the Drawing Room few copies only printed in English
No stranger should visit the City without calling
the Great Cole non Of
HOOKS, PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAvINGs
which u offered "st greatly reduced prices.n
The Public Sale Room I'll with books Of every kind
various languages, to see which, and the Print Room,
charge is made.
Above the Bookstore Sale Room apartment fitted
mp for the
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
fWTo1' W 1'fn HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES,
by ancient modern Mas,ersto which, small charge
OF latS cents is required. -
HERALDRY.
The Arms Of individuals whose families originated any
country in Euope and plenddly emblaxoned We.
um equal andat third the charge of the Lon
don Ierad Colleges Genalogies Pedigeea arranged and
illuminated. - - -
JUST PUBLISHED,
The 0ENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON
with his and crest upon his carnage.
Price only 81 30-n solors Curiosity je2s eodtf m
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GRAND ORATORIO

ST. PETERS CATHOLIC CHURCH,
CTATEN ISLAND, on Sunday Evening Sept 2lst in aid
Of Csu S Grand Concert Of asred Music viii s
ting distinguished Vocal and instrumental o. mefs oil Sa
cred Nusir from New York City, secured-Mrs
. ks oTn' Of 81 Se Ghgss
the celebrated Basso; Mrs. Carpenter; Mr. Johnson OF Saint
Thomas Chuicq Broadway; and Mr.. Cha,les NJ King,
Couduc Several Volunteers wilt ao kindly assist ia tie
Choruses.
PROGRAMME
Quarto and Cherus-" Banedictus" Mrs BouIard
Mrs w King, Mr. Johnson aud Mr. Boulard Mozart
r RReds,%5'orslund" Rea,,a tsavour ofthe world)
cavsna@rse s est Porium istabei Ms.srj Mr.. Mozart
@b David, My flock my friends. fare. h0''n'
Rece and the lilies Mrs Bou.
Grand icrus- Gor,a i, txces lGio; BE- % Nelson
God on hgh) by the full Choir. ........... Mozart
PART III.
the distinguished Pianist has kindly consented play the
Piano Forte Thb Ts brilliant variations the celebrated
Duet Santa voce." MI and Mrs Boulard ~ Donizetti
Song Christ silimg the tempest" Mr. Johnson, Nelson
Recite and Air-"The Great ArchsngeI," and
MUST sa.rle ieays thse, MS boulard MPKing
Not wo.ids on wods, MIR. w King. WA King
Finale Grand Chorus, the Solo parts by Mrs Bou-
lard, Mrs King M-ssrs Bouard and johnson,
Mess5s q aud w A. King will preside at the Organ.
from the Mandatory ofMr j. Prison. one cee
bTated make
n. B.There will be no postponemen on account of the
clsey.
SL Tickets Fifty CsntsTo be had Of Rev. Mr. Medsaaa,
staten ssnd at the Book Stores and in New York. of he
Sections of the various Churches.
Further pnticulars will be duly announced sl9
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Compared with last year the exports this have been Ii
mted only about half the quantity of Pork, Bacon Lard
and Beef exported from New Orleans in 1874 and
A rs in ls43 and IA We have compiled table show
ing the quantity of the principal staple articles exported
from New Orleans to foreign ports for the past three
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New stock Exchange.


On Wednesday, 18th inst at st. Thomas church. by
the Rev. Dr. Whitehouse, THOMAS LIE BouriLLIER to
MARGARET, second daughter of John Caller Esq all Of
this city
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...$i9.5:6

This increase is very rihng but it is at all events
satisfactory than decrease The low fare party
are in hopes of obtaining majority in the direction
when may expect thorough change in the policy o
the company in relation to the tariff of charges. The
turns for the week given above show falling off in the
receipts for passengers.
We annex statements showing the quantity of the prin
cpa staple articles exported from New Orleans for the
past three years distinguishing the destination of each
article The aggregates the past two years given
and the details Of that just closed The shipments
duce from New Orleans to Boston last year. were greater
than those TO this port.
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COAL.
Mnow delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal
screened andr OF carriage ro he the follow
prices usual the lowest II the CITY namely Broken Egg
and 1tove & large - IS; small nut 81 per ton with
70 cents OIL taken from the boats Coal Yard o King
and Greenwich streets. PETER CLINTON
sill lmsrc
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD

osT7Presumedto to have been ei, in ha No 7e Wed.
IL nesd,y last small pocket Wallet, secured ateei
clasp aiming thirty trtyve dol five dollar bills
Of the interior baks of this State aud sundy of
James Prescott and accepted by s. T. Prescott New
Orleans dated March 18TH s45. and payable y month. after
of Hrre, aud acceptedby Bradford Saundsrs, NJ
bile payable the h Of March next for about $3.50 8el00 AL
cautioned the negotiations OF said drafts
has stopped The above reward wall be psd Tor
the delivery the wallet and at the desk OF this Of
ce the may be retned by enclosing through the
8 Office or leaving the papers as above Indicated
aud noqursons asked s7 Ntmc
NEW YORK HOMEOPATHIC DlsPENsAaf, corner
OF Broadway and Lispenard street. entrance from Lisp
nard street. This nstituon for the RECEPTION OF
pa tents daily, from to o'clock F. NJ
Physiclans-Drs. p. r. Wells, s r. Kirby AID James M
Quinn. slf 3tis*rc
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NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
nRATORlO of the Seven Seepers to be given Wednes
~ day Evening 2ih inst unde the direction of Mr. u c.
Hill The principal solo by Miss Northal Mrs jamie
MISS Wndmuer MIR Fraser Mr. Segun and other dis
tngulshed talent
The Performing Members Of the Society requested to
attend the reheasas 70 be held Monday and Wednesday
evenings Of each week previous the Ihe ad
mission Tickets will be readiness for delivery either o
the evenings above mentioned. Non.performing Members
will receive their tickets application to Mr. Geo Wht
lock. No So Canal sI3 Iwr
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THE GREAT SEA SERPENT.

THE GREAT SEA SERPENT.
NOV EXHIBITING, for the first time at the APOLLO
IN SALOON, alO Broadway. This Monstrous Skeleton
ms,sues IA feet andweighs lbs being the creates, won
was recently discovered by DR. Kork, Of Germany, during
geological tour Alabama IL will Re exhibited but short
this and then taken to Europe. Admittance Is
cents-Childreu l21s cents SO 2teod*r
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RUTGERS INSTITUTE.

:
CONCERTS by the SWISS BELL RINGERS-This
- Celebrated Bond respectfully Two Concerts
the Rutgers Female ns tute, take place THURSDAY
aud FRIDAY EVENINGS, Sept 18th lsth ON which oc
cason they will play great variety of their popular
compositions and will be assisted by Miss CAROLINE HF
FERr the popular vocalist.
Tickets so eachChden under IL years of age, half
price. Doors open 7Commence g. Full particulars
programmes.
n B-These will be the last performances of the Bell Ring
h.ta ALL
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Total .... 6s69 82i9 1881 68,05s 5i,667 4o,436
The falling of IN the exports to Great Britain this
compared with last, is equal to about forty per cent
There has been slight falling of in the exports to for
egn countries generally while the exports coastwse
have increased about thirty per cent
The quantity and value OF tobacco exported from this
country for the past ten years have been follows
VALUE OF ToBAcco EXPORTED UNITED STATES,
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GIBLO'S GARDEN.
Last Night of the
FIR ENCH OPERA.
Friday Evening, September 10Th,
The performances will at ~ o'clock with
LIE DOMINO NOIR.
II de Massanera, Mn puscher Angelo, Mile Calve
Juliano Montassier Brisi,e, Nine > CGurot
Lord Effort Dessonvlle Jacintle, Matthew
Glperes, Bernara Jrsule, kobillon
I'm Segneur Buscher La Courier Dusautiur
The lntemisson will place between the Thnd and
Fourth Acts.
CPsrorusaes to ccnmsGcs Al 7soccck. Dco:s ofr. AZ
7cclock.
The Books Of the French Opera with literal I'm shans
lation, for sale at the ticket Office
Nights of the French Company--Nonday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday.
90 Tickets FIFTY Cents.-El
g. Private Boxes IS each
Ponce will always be IN attendance sc nhls-
tam good order and keep all lrnproper persons out
limited number Saas0n Tickets will ne disposed of
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ROYAL, OLYMPIC THEATRE,
lyn AsrD II AI

THIS establishment will be ready for unlimited Theatrcs
Perform the beginning of September, under th
manag.me of the subscriber who will proposals TO
from gentlemen OF talent
The oPenh he sand Theatre for few evenings will be witt
the ceeor edSgBora Rosna Pco and Sgnor De Begns
the entertainment will be nterspersed with Vaude
yle D Orchestral Oyerures the orchestra being
posed of II Professors and the principal nstu
ments in the hands Of five British music masters
SCI m nc VI. MAZZOUHI ID. Nj.
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BULBOUS FLOWER ROOTS


WILKINS & ROLLINS. iG Broad street, will sell, on
w Friday, 10Th II o'clock choice and
rare Bulbs Amsrys Bella Donna, Of Portugal, imported
rect These bulbs flower much earlier hyacinths and
the flowers much beautiful They have seldom bees
brought to this and before offered
Specimens OF the flowers be the auction
sl8 2t-r
tJlCkED UP: two weeks ago. a urge white Boar with lit
,ie grey on his neck The have him by proving
property and marks on him. paying charges and take him
by applying to ~ Gristman aSh street. between 9th and 10Th
sJ0
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OBJECTS DE FANTAISIE NUUVEAUTES
IOUrElRE Nc &c.

"OODWOKTH success TO Bonanti, has
w received By the late arrivals from Hsvre the
svs and varied of rich Fancy Articles and Partisan
nveles beou dinaiv estsb hmeD in TINS country
which he would invite the attention Il aud retail
casers. The collection all ID de-
srable articles Of and utility thst may
miar etabl shments by the traveller the aud
abroad
Them!s Of newspaper advertisement would
but lint idea Of the of the collection
which h almost unlimited in its compr hensveness. Amor
the edng articles always hand may ed all the
varieties OF Ladies' Work Boxes Dressing Cases Jewelry
Cases and Writing Desks; Moucho Glow Char Tea Tre-
Shawl Ell, cture and Udeu- Boxes; Musical Boxes,
Ebony and Rosewood Aceordon Gentemsns Dressing and
Card Cases, Souvenirs, Albums Purses Ketcues, Sewing
Gases Ladies Companions Work Tables, Work Stands Work
Baskets and Card Receivers.
FANS-Ofhis article the assortment is unusually rich aud
complete aud purchasers depend upon finding all the
es aud most recherche styles
Fine Bronzes Bo.eman Glassware Decorated Porce lain
Ebony AID Buh Work CuvIe dorce Ornaments Articles
Paper Macher Chinese AID Native Indian Curios s. &c.
&c WOODWORTH'S (late Bonfants Fancy Store,
SIG tire 325 Broadway, near the Hospital
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LIVES OF THE FELON~," No. II.
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, No 81 Centre
street, OF Satu rday morning. September 2Oh will
under the head Of LIVES of the Fegns No2 the criminal
Of the daring burglars Of this any other age with
sketches of WARE HOL3ATE, STEVENS and REED,
the principal the interesting and remarkable
Timothy redmond Also extraordinary detsStion of New
of Bill Hoppy; Receivers OF Stolen Goods Burglars
Bluff Pckpockets Murderers; Bank Robbers Jack Cherry
&c &c.
s three centsNewsmen supplied the usual rates by
leaving their orders time. few waned
$40 skr
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HABANEROS HOUSE, IL BEEKMAN STREET.
EGARspN egosros Imperial ReTaIia,, ditto Panete'ss.
&c. al of the bes quality the brand Of Ega
ro This selected nded for retail
TONERS, and ned to be of quality sedom
in the market And continue be patronized heeto
fore pledge furnish
Havana, nobodv far know,
the facilities We have at Havana
PFNA x RIVAS,
Sole Agents for the Figaro Segar.
NorcE-Is hereby given, III Sc concerned thar the
Figaro" Segars sold auction by Mr.. Hoffman, Thurs
day, not from this house. further believe ,hat f
their Figarosn accused of having any time,
mitted wrong deed Havana, they could easily pr We
alibi-P.& r. sig lttm
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CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK,
Collectors Office, September 10Th, l8lf. :
~ STORE-A public sale Of dutsble goods realize the
duties thereon, viii be held early IN October.
lmpo ers, and Of all goods and
merchandise which have ed days public
respectfully requested them without further delay
to avoid the expease mcid- nta TO such sale.
$40 6tsr e. w. LAWRENCE, Collector
vI'HE STOCKHOLDERS Of the s,onineton Railroad
Directors for the ensuing year for few days. when ticket
Will be offered for their support which is believed will
meet their general appreciation. SIG 3t+.c
A DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY is now offered. to any
pers9n possessing business habits cash capital Of
or GOO dollar to safe and profitable alrea
dy established and yielding large and Appca
ton TO be made to the subscriber who will all satisfactory
particulars. GEO. l. PRIDE
sl9 Strc al Wall
TO DEALERS IN JEWELLERY
THE UNDERSIGNED, being Manufacturers and having
4 tine assortment Of Jewellery and Diamond Work hand
soica cali from dealers and merchants dealing the above
articles Any given pattern style Of jewellery da-
mond work made to order,
SHAW & ARROWSMITH'S,
sl9 lm-mc No. Dey street one door from Broadway.
~ B-Tweve or fifteen good chain makers find en-
plOymeGt above.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

r,roIrN r. DOILf1HNNo INI1 w HIID'
IOLEN, on Wednesday morning, from the cabin Of the
barque Adam Ca lying the foot Of Roosevelt street.
H. patent silver lever Watch No. t672 with the
u vs. D. 81 marked OF the outside with silver guard and
two keys attached Also bi.ck ,pnout s,n wa'sicoa, and
silver pencil were the pockets The pantsoons were
IAN
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RUBBING AND SHAMPOOING THE BODY
T. FOLD,
L,IrRa.IE

1'''11111VN' ]k-'10
I. FOLD,
tFROM EURUtE)
TAXES pleasure to inform the eentIemen of New or,
brootyn and its v,cnity principally nvalds sl cted
with Rheu mats Sti JOINTS oftbe Snews aud
Muscles affection OF the Spine with general debility thai
he mas loo ,fed h'mseifat
o. 3s Fulton Street, Brooklyn,
and will be happy those who desire his
the Of Friction Rubbing and Shampoonng Body
either at her residences Of the BATS New York
bookyn by addressing note to the above stating time and
where Interview can be h,d.
AT Bath, and Brighton, in England and other shionabe
watering places the practice of Rubbing and Shampoong
Body for various dis eases highly the Me-
dcal Faculty of Europe.
His moderate which, together with further inor.
,on be obtained his residence % Fulton street
bto,klyn. SIG 2ttm
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12
Es{k Z 1. i ] 5
Gl.l2Sy:I. J 50

are the only pills in exislenre containing Sarsapa-
illa in them, and The first pills introduced by
that name. Notwithstanding the attempt by others
offering ''SarsaparlIa Pills" and "Blood Pills" To
the public, thinking to sell them the reputation Of
CDR Leity's Sarsaparilla Flood Pills." vet the
trick has SignaRy failed, judging from the increasing
sales and demand ior DIR, Leidy's Blood Pills.
The public should use no other pills than Dr.. Lei.
DIS SarsaparilIa Blood Pills; for by their necuar
composition, they produce The combined effects of
purifying The Blood and Animal ROids and cleansing
the Stomach aud Bo'Ceis, by purging lheretFom all
causes ofdisease.
They produce nausea or sickness at The stoln-
ach may he taken at all tilnes and under all circun-
stances, by young and old, ilout fear Of any dan
ger, being free from all noxious, powerful dam
gerous drugs, and require restraint from occupa-
ton or -ual Of living-wth all the foregoing
recommendations aud qualities, they must be the
safest, BEST aud mast :6icacouS Of any other pills
The strongest proof Of their efficacy the fact OF
ONE HUNDRED BOXES
being sold daily at DIR. Ledv's Store alone, and
THE THOUSANDS
sold daily throughout the United States.
Price-25 CENTS A SINGLE BOX.
Just received and for sale only by
X. NORTH & co. ApOthecares' Hall,
iel9Ky opposite Mansion House, and 30 Govt st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12
] q
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l. bs FIR The Sfroagss preparation Of Sarsapsrit
tanl has been frequently lesled both by its ell
lects and analysis.
II is fast taking the place Of nj other prepare
lions beca'ss Of ITS Bcacy (nnmeroes certificates he
ing pubiiihrd from ime TO Iime) eH1 tsconss of rs
superior strngth Zone bottle beng cc-, 10 six puts
ofSsiup Of Sarsap9ri, two hot les OF any other
eSiract;) II is consequently the BET and cheapest,
requiring ess To he taken anil cOs'i lg less being
sold al ONE DOLLAR FOR A SINGLE BorrLE.
II Is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic
affections; Ulcerous Sores of the Nose, Throat or
body; Diseases of The Bones; Diseases of the Liver,
Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections OF the Skin,
or breaking Out OF dry and walery pimples Of the
Face Neck and Body; Serofula; Er,sipelas; Com
sitaienal diseases arising from The use Of Mercury
and other minerals; Svrhilitic and Venereal Alice
tons as well as the greatest purifier of The blood
and Fluids of The body that has ever been discoy-
cred. In short, ~ g. neral medicine, it has no
equal in the whole list Of medicines ever prepared
or discovered.
DR. Lcdy, the proprietor. offers TO refund the
money when satisfactory proof is given of its inei
cacy, of his assertions proving untrue.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12
THE POOR MANS FRIEND.

L U N
nR.JOSEPH r. HILLS FEvERAND AGUE
~ MlXTURE--A certain and speedy for
Chs and Fever Fever and Ague, and proven
tive of Fevers generally. The unparalleled num-
bel Of cures performed by this medicine, wherever
Introduced, justly entities it TO be called the Poor
Mans Friend" II 10 them that its ,irtues
mostly known, for one bottle of the mixture never
fails TO cure an ordinary Of Chls and Fever
Fever Ague, and Two bottles have always eject
ed permanent and lasting in the inveier-
ale cases. The physicians have declared war against
it in all fever Countries OF lis unheard oil
popularity and Nothing is lost 10 The pur-
chaser Of this mixture, for failure any
of Fever and Aeue entities the purchaser 10 his
money again No cure no pay are the terms on
which is sod-that heing sufficient guaranty of lis
virtues, it Is not thought necessary give any Of the
hundreds Of recommendations voluntarily furnished
to the proprietor by those who have been cured by
its use. For sale at
GATES Pharmacy, Sole Agent.
0ts- Be and ask for "lii's Fever and Ague
Mixture" and no other. p3l
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12
DR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNUS VIRGINIANA, OR
WILD CHERRY.

WILD CHERRY.
Testimony Of Respectable and experienced Physician
Fellow -ciiizens-We are bound TO believe, from
The very circumstances, thai all who take DIR
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, do say
that il far excels all other medicines, for Coughs
Colds, Splitting Blood, Tickling or rising sensation
in the Throat, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, AstI,.
ma, Weakness Of The Nervous System, or impaired
constitution. from any cause; and TO prevent persons
from falling into decline, this medicine has no
equal.
In districts where caome and quinine have been
too freely used in billions complaints. sc, DIR.
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry will pre-
vent their evil effects the system, and act a
strengthening Alternative and improve the hillary unc-
tiOns.
CAuTIoN-All preparations from this valuable
tree, except the original DIR. Swayne's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry fictitious and counterfeit.
another Evidence Of The ,tondefui performed by
DR.. S,oayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
Br. Swnyne-Dear Sir-When WIS al Pitts
burg, last August, purchased of your Agent six bot
ties of your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. |
had for many years been troubled with cough often
very violent, with other indications Of consumption,
or disease OF the Lungs, Of IA very serious nature
had very little faith in medicine, as il thought
my disease was hopeless and beyond its reach. l
had applied several Physicians for relief, and also
used some highly pulled medicines which had seen
in The newspapers, but hearing that you had much
perence in The practice Of medicine, and had treat
ed many cases of consumption, concluded to try
you're; and from that time, am happy to say,
found relief write this in hopes you will publish
it, so that If any human being has suffered have
done, they may know where to find medicine, the
virtues of which may be relied upon.
Yours respectfully, JAMES OsBURN.
More proofs Of the efficacy Of DR.. SWaynes Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry, in relieving afflicted man,
DIR. Swayne-Dear Sir-The lime has been when
would not recommend medicine advertised in the
public prints over my own signature now feel diff
ferent-I feel relief. l was reduced by protracted
cough for SIX months TO II skeleton; rest at
night; soreness and pain in my breast, sids, &C.
Suffice it to say, used your Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry, which in few weeks relieved ME ef-
fectually. am certain, had it not been for your
medicine. (as life frequently depends on early aten-
tion 10 proper medicnes,) should now be in the
silent grave. Let person delay, but procure your
Syrup and be relieved Of their coughs and colds, as
they dangerous companions, and often lead TO ia
tai consequences. Your friend,
ABRAHAM SKINNER. Crawford county. Pa.
Agent in Mobile for the sale of The above medicine
SETH w. ROBERTS,
ian27 corner DauphjD and Commerce 81