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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Your ob't. serv,t
Posr OFFICE DspARrxrx- ,

IosT OFFlCE UGPARTMEyr
Contract Office Jan. 2, 1886.
SIR:-ln reply to the application 4 n.
members ofthe Legislature Of Iowa M NJ
in compliance with your suggestion ~ ~
Postmaster General directs that |. h:s -
trip be run, during session Of Lep;sl,,~..u ~
from Burlington BY Bloomington 4 fows
City, at pro rata additional pay-Ths
date Of commencement and terminates y .
service to be shown BY certificates of \
Post Masters.
! have the honor to be.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
w. H. DUNDAS'
For LIST Asst. P. NJ. Gen.
Hon. A. c. DoDcr,
House Of Reps. i
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

We have just conversed with gentle
man who witnessed the execution Of the
old man Burnett and wife at Fayetteville on
Saturday last. They were conveyed to
the gallows at half past twelve and were
executed about two o'clock. The old man
uttered not word after he was put on
the platform, and the old woman said on
ly few words, which were understood
to be en- religious subjects. She j. sa'dto
have been much agitated, and was unable
to stand alone during the adjustment ofths
rope. Not soul went forward 70 bio
them adieu; nor did they take hreweiifrom
each other or the world. ..tA
Canal Tolls.-The tolls on all the ca
nails in this State during the past year,
amount to $2,466, ,ll8-exceeding tne =
heavy tolls of 1874 by the sum Of $2oo'0-
S8.-.Moha,rk C0tr. tse
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

We cannot attend 10 the IEawkeyc's
ssssfer!y criticism, this week. We were
not aware he was SO sharp--he must have
eaten all tke old files in town.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Go to Meeting.

Stability is jewel. Without it no ma
ton can be prosperous, or people happy.
All Governments to be stable must be
guided by steady hands. The movements
ofthe hands, Of the whole body, all our ac-
tions, proceed from the heart. These ac-
tions and movements partake Of the char
acter Of the man. The character Of the
man, for good or for evil, depends upon his
moral sentiments and education, upon the
principles Of morals which he adopts for
the rule Of his condnct. This moral edu-
cation will never be formed, or if formed,
will grow rusty. unless certain time is
devoted to its culture. No time is so ap-
posite for its culture as the Sabbath; then
the strife and wickedness of the world are
to some extent taking breath. No place
is so fitted for this moral culture as the
Sabbath meeting; for there the subject is
discussed and spoken ofin some form or OF h.
er, SO that the thoughts will be naturally
turned to the subject. All our national
prosperity, or its greater proportion, grows
out Of our religion. It is most important
then, that that religion should not retro
gade. It must be cultivated, or it will de-
cay, and no genuine religion will grow,
unless planted in moral soil. Go to
meeting, then; revise your code Of NOR
ais, see that tits perfect, love God, and
"thy neighbor as thyself."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Widow Smith, late wife Of the Mormon
Joe, has written letter to the New York
Sun, in which she says she never believed
in her husbands revelations, that her has
band was probably deranged in his mind,
that he was martyred for his belief, that
she shall educate her children in differ
ent faith, that many Of the Mormons will
remove in the spring, but many more wiil
remain, She says, ''there is not q school
in the city" and that those who govern do
not intend there shall be any. She comes
down upon the t,olue with searching ven
geance. 81
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

1t is said Judge Skates will be the nex1
Democratic candidate for Governor Of ILL.,
nois, and James Mitchell, Of Winnebago
county, for Lieut.. Governor. !. s-ialG
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

HOur thanks are due TO Hon. A. C
poreE for important public documents.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
WAsHrscros, JAN. Sd. 1aAe

WASHINGTON, JAN. Sd, l846
Editor Of the Gazette.
Sir: Please publish the enclosed le,,..
for the information Of the public, and al. a..
lige W
Your ob't. serv't.,
A. c. DODGE,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

We give the following table, showing
the rate Of duty in England, prepared BY
Edwin w Wheatland. ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
ArRoctous MuRpER.-A slin frn,r N.

ArRoctous MuRDER.-A slip from The
office Of the New York Police Reporter,
dated Sunday, December IA, 4 o'clock. P.
NJ, gives the following account Of the
murder Of woman and two children:
Last evening, while Mr.. Jacobs, far
mer, residing near White Stone, up the
East river, was absent on visit to Alba
ny, a negro, by the name of Henry Carter,
went to the house of Mr.. j., and there
made an attempt to ravish Mrs. Jacobs
The wretch unable to carry out his hell
ish scheme in consequence Of the strug-
Cling of his victim, and no doubt fearing
exposure, smothered her with blanket
by craming it into her mouth. The scoun.
drel then took two of Mrs Jacobs chill
dren, girl and boy, between the ages Of
eight and ten, and put them TO death by
dashing out their brains with rolling pin.
A third child Of Mrs. j. fortunately fled,
and secre,ed herself in barn until the
murderer fled.
We learn that footsteps have been tra-
ced to the river side, in consequence q
the snow which fell on Saturday evening,
though the marks made are such as would
make person think that the murderer had
placed the heels Of his shoes forward to
prevent detection, so as to leave the imprint
that the murderer had come from The riv-
er side, instead Of going from the house.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Ole Bull gave 200 concerts in this ccun.
try, which yielded him nett income Of
$50, 900.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Puyeyism is still advancing in Great
Britain. Rev. A. C. Coffin, vicar Of ST.
Mary Magdalen, and Student Of Christ
church, Oxford, has joined the Roman
sect; also Rev. Mr.. Brown, curate Of
Bawdsey, Suffolk; several university men
at Stony burst are secretly apostates from
the church Of England; and at church
consecration in Leeds DR.. Pusey and his
friends refused TO sign declaration oflOy.
atty to the church Of England and aver.
sion to Popery. rs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

The income ofthe Empress of Russia is
81 ,90J per day. ats 4ti bstdt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

H-GEeRcE PRArr, Office at l64 Nassau
street, N. Y. is our agent to obtain sub
sofiptions and advertisements for this pa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Yankee Doodle was composed BY an En-
glishman, it is said, in derision Of the New
England troops. Haman erected his own
gallows too.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
DOCTOR SPEARS INDIAN MEDI.
CISES.
PREPARED RY THE OLD INDLiY DOCTOR, S
MECH CELERRdTED FOR ms RENdRk ABL
CURES.

PREPARED BY THE OLD INDIdN DOCTOR, 50
MLCH CELERRATED FOR ms RENiRK ABLL
CURES
WHERE these Medicines introduced, every ohcc.
w ton is mt proslratcd for they have gained the
most perfect confidence of ever, individual, after giving
them ljr trial do not hesitate 10 say that the C,lrh
rtI Of these medicines has outrrppe all OF the popular
remedies in the United States. and there are perfect rr
sons ur the acknowledged merit Ct these Medicines In
the first place. they have not come up in lew DAYS
years, bu 10 the utrry. They the scientific com.
pounds of the celebrated DR.. j. ;. Spear, of Boston. after
II long, extensive aud successful practice, and may be
lied upon with the most perfect certainty rs positive
cure IN all the diseases Tor which they recommended
And do not hesitate 10 guarantee perfect in every
durable disease. Re ,rr ii you will pCrsCycre rrs
able time with these medicines, recommended. on must
certainly feet Yourself under the highest obligations Tor
those dsCOycresiN Uu will also 81 Yourself in duty bound
to recommend them to the afflicted. There are more than
ten thousand Spersons in the States ol New Hampshire
and Vermont that viii testify to the highly mporn, eli.
cacy of these medicines, and may VIII testify that lrcir
lives have been saved only by The OF these medicines
FOR plr'icnars ana crrlcac' see my Health Directory
.uur obtained Of Agents gratis.
NOiicc No lctlCr or communication will he answered
except Pad, with on" dollar enclosed to pay 10 services.
y" something to do except reading and writing ten or
twenty letters DAY Tor nothing.
Y0jc COrdini-lor females that regular, or too
much sO-Hl>o for weakness md debility.
Restorative COydi1i-FOr gripping pains in the bowels,
Cou.rS oishort standing and good common FaInl!
Phlsic
Baim Of LiG-No and 2...-For all diseases of the
lungs, Coughs, Consumption Fhthisic Asthma. Liver
''I'"'' "!'l ''''"' "'f' =" '"' "''' anu ""'''
NY ..., mn. ,i...., ,,.,,,,. nan. .,-..,
n,,' o",t ai'S-A n'Ee'SaI a.'l'i rms 10 NC Un'.
a.. ' p WtIu inSSr Sitl|n'H' suIH uS N'mtn'
I ~ I', ~ ,,' 'a' g ,"' n"." VI ,r""n nnIs
w., " 's'' ,"'' ''''' anu ''""'e '"e "'"'''
''I W! m " " ,,.;, r ,, 4, HIM, ,,, NJ, NM
m L L"" t, ~, NV 'I VIE W p DUE ",n' rrs I,
az ,ro %ncl L , n wi i''' u, r i
W. '''' NUN" anu ''HS anu S''' VIII '"s"o' !" '"'''
49,. ,, H.. ,t,.S, p,,, .,.,,u, $50,
u'aEm E",,'"i"' '"' out N"e'''' "cau 'le""' anu
'''''"''''' , ,''''' . .. r.,,,,. ,,.,,,, ~ 49,,
~, T., VI '"' "''''''''"'s"''!i" anu H"l'
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
SURGICAL & MECHANICAL
EsEIN'THSyesN.

Office and residence tour doors West Of the Court
House.
H. :. CHASE, NJ. D.,rcsncctrMy informs the public,
hat he holds hu>rIfn readiness r NH times, To per.
orm the yarions operationsin Dentistry in the hest
and most permanent manner.
PHI GGlNG.
Particular attention paid To plugging decnyed teeth
with Gold, and olhcrnlcStrurIihr metals, which will
positively decay, aud the diseased
her to its original health aud usefulness.
EXrR ACTING.
Teeth extracted with "thcyHlicrs' splendid TOrCepS,
with tar less pnin than is usually experienced from the
Use Of the Turnkey, ind without any danger Of injury
TO the gums or alyeOlar process.
SCALING.
When salivHry calculus or tnrter collects upon the
teeth they should he Immediately sui iectcd to AN opera
tiun for its removal, tCnI be doue without pam or
the lrnSl inconvenience to the patient for when dcpOS
il othiS disgusting substance takes place 1t causes irra
ti0H o the gums, abs0ron ofthrayeoiur process, and
premature decay,
ENGRAFTING.
Elegant nCurrupiihlC teeth O the natural shape and
color, rngltrd CmgS of teeth whose crowns are SO
much dcCNed rs To preclude the possibility Of restoring
them to usefulness in any other manner.
Whole parts OF sets Of teeth. inserted on gold in the
ncncst manner, with or without artificial gums, the
case may reqnra.
Charges according ro the circumstances OF the case
but in every mStunce they will be reasonable
Nov. 10 2S1-tG
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
REPORT ON MICH COWS AND BULLS.

The Committee appointed 10 Judge upon the
merits Of Mich Cows and Bulls, presented Tor
premiums at the cattle show and exhibition Of
Manufactured articles, &c, at Woodstock, Oct.
LIST, 1916, have attended to that duty, and re-
port
That we have endeavorei to form the hcs, opinion
we could from the appearance Of the animals off
cred, and from the statement given by the appli.
cants, and award premiums ~ follows.
Tho Committee would respectfully say that the
number Of Cows presented was small bat very
good, and the committee would notice in pariicu
lar, snail COW of the no horn or Buffalo breed.
presented by Mr. Joel Luil which has produced
an average of IL lba Of milk per day from the
10Th TO the 10th of June, an average of Sc lbs per
day from the 10Th TO the Goth Of September and
an aggregate Of 1883 lbs in l22 days. from The
Isl day Of June to the 30ih day Of September in>
cusiye;- also, fine COW belonging to Luke SEQ
field, of Springfield, hafnative and half Devon.
shire, and the one presented by Mr. Thomas Gran.
dali, Of Hartford, which is worthy of notice..
Some 6tliPr superior cows were present, for ex-
hidnlon only; one belonging to Iahn A. Pratt,
Esq, rs Devon, which appeared to be a supcr>
ior COW, and good looking COW exhibited by Mr.
Graves Of this village.
There was no competition on Bulls Of two years
old and upward, but two were presented, and
two premiums offered. Those presented were
very fine looking animals, and worthy orprem-
ums, and the committee were at loss how to
recommend the LIST premium for some time, but
from the statements of the competitors ia regard
10 the breeds, and to the keeping when Young and
since they decided to give the preference (ir any
to Scion Dan(orh Of Barnard, for his 2 English
and IL native bull nr3 years old The South
gate & Co. hull is foil blood, short horn Dur
ham, years old, and his stock very good. Sew
erai Calves of his were present that testified well
10 his merits.
The competition on bulls less than 2 years old
was limited to the number Of premiums offered,
but of fine appearance, especially yearling bull
7s Durham and Is Devon. The one offered by
Mr. Pratt, considering tho manner he has been
kept the pas; year, is truly noble ANIMAL and
rha committee had no hesitation in deciding to
give him the lat premium The other, yearIing
bull presented by Deacon Fins Thomas, Of The
native breed, with common keeping is well wor-
Thy oFs premium
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

En-, n, ,ey,y,,,,, rc,ni oTU sy,b gje,ogss ne INK,
jL,jr rise II, m, ;,,p,rc Lio,J jmgo,r,R fjg,S.
tiou uorLjJ qtnJc M tbo Ijrrr onG N,o3l.
arb ,ccgl,rvy nj tLc Npr,o,C SuE.
"'"i ,,n n,,, y, y, yo,,,c, n bonV NJ
''"', ""' , ,;s"' Wv 70 ",1'' y"
M Wa, ,.",,'" S'"t'" t'3g - ,,,rro,. ~,
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Jo or ",,,Ii M ny '' , ,o hi NM. ,h,n
, 81 t,,' ~ '',a Ill., T
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,I,y corIJeI In I ,I IN me or tonic on,r,g,t M I
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l".+ 'uHsS''"N "," "'I "n'rN VI wy ny =" '""',t
'l'n', 'u II Is 'tH a' Wh'h vas Tfh"tTc" ~ 80 u's,I
@ I "'Gr f1'Gca e" ,nc n ,3 mm Wv , ora
sln"Iu Irrp"r'"h' II warranted 70 u' NUM- III sIt
nuri,y an" SirrlgiI an" snnns mu,n ny us HlHn Mih
,"V "''p 'nh"'f' -" UNIV Oh l"e H'Ht "'"F'' i"' "'i
w '"''p,in,I' u 'I' "'l cue ever '" H'' ~ >I Nv
~, m ',," ~ " !, "' ,''' ~ , ~ ' -,
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'NYr!'n,r mas 'h""'. ~, "'Nu1' power aug t'"',,'
n,' "l'I u" '"u W., ',." SUI, , ',"
,p't"l ,'"I"! ''r 'ur uSaun'> r" ',u,' i"i
""! 'ot ''u'' ~ "' ''T"." W. SUN, =. """ wv,
H ny'"h o. c LyGf ana ~, E'r r nI ' WIrnR W."
ut'Nr'' NJ "UVe securing H,I WV" ~, Wv,
, Mn"' nHieu III a." a,scs ~ .n
from non or nervous irltHl"l 'htN hh'e ne'h
u'td WIN rrmkHhle success nor are 'hry less us in as
,r,'rua ~. ''rh nrnt rH1'hlt"'H, Loss VI
anu " 9'"trW P''"r"tL'n ~ |' "PNttW, AZ III, s'n'
time, it must be stated, that they are neither violent nor
at at! dangerous in their opcralion securing as they do
we desired cd bN steady regular ANA easy inhucucG
l"k'h dhIy' III doses l"r'ctlbed' the! W" he onni to
operate IN lhl gentle and slutary MANNER which IL, in
iaCl. lhrr hl.htNl recommendations
me following certificates, among many Others which
have been deceived from the most respectable sources,
furnish satisfactory proof ihe value and eCHCy Of this
highly popular medicine;
Sandwich, Sept. /, 1911
Mr.. q. THORNTON, in.
her Sir,-lhiS is to certify, That my daughter mas
nefl lr"nhcd win D\SpepsaIor number ct lenra, a.
'ch"eu with almost constant hcaa0hC ana o'hcr dIHlrtn
SIN! symptoms winch accompany ms d'cuSr she VISIT
ea ho>loh TO avail hrrSeo me advice OF Jl'lN crI
thraltu phN>ciarS o the city all l"h" purpose. By
,h' S"lC',iiI"m OF IithI' was lhiH'rd J." Pu'hNeh
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
q, NENJANTN SMITH, NJ. D.
FresidentOi the New York College OF Health is u
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
PAID FOR TIE ORIGINAL RECIPE OF THU
CELEBRATED IMMINENT
OF ST, JOHN LONG.


TINS most wonderful remedy OF the late ST. JOlI
lON6, Ut Ehslhhu Tor lhe external dpphchlon o MAJ
diseases, is now for the FIRST time introduced into
l uled Sltlts'
Tile great hme OF TINS most important medicine II
preceded IT, us viii be 'ccnhy the following extract Ia
from the Medical lnlclllgenccr, vol. ,, page 1872 II
mere introduced TO snow the public the great eNlmal
IN whrh 81 Long Linmeni was htId not "nIy ny
peoPle "I England III large, DuI ALSO b! inc Mt"c"
u'lN mere
M MhcrcIghi chIltd the attention OF me Men
H"'W'N 10 the composition oi Inc I,ihIHth' tnPo!'u
'he Celebrated 81 ion" ohG, "hlrh Il. one Nle tAv'
nc shh r"lr'Nera! WIN rtHlec' 10 us ImPui'" N.'
II was h"nNh Y" must w ,'e .,''''eIH, 'u" ! ~
"e',h VI ,"'' PtIS"i '"e ~ u'V tvi"I'"V,
sol" lot t't t"orU"uH sun' VI l 'u'v'U l"VvuJ I've
chlIhoNe 'ht Llh'"t"' ,lV'N 'N''HH''! u"''nE ''o
year ana I"uhn me reSnM consequent "h US "P cat
PtHtc'iy oHlouhIlU4' Inc Phtn' men" Nh,r' "''u"'
Use OF u are sOch H. VIII n''nnNh 'hG "eho"tr' H1
olen deemed MracIl"Ns 10y those VINO employ Inc r.
edy .nnd paradoNiraIb! many OF the profession M
we're
]. The appearance ct greater degree of redness
one Ph'' W 'ht NN'h 'h"" ",","cr NHt" Wi''"lnN
ncighbohood, and over the part where the disease
I,,t.,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
OPINION orAREGULAR PHYSICIAN.

LNltT, NE, sept 50, icib.
This ccrtllcs that have Recommended the use o
WlSrARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for diseases
of the Lungs, far two years past AMI many brss to my
knowledge have been used by my PATIENTS all with henc
fetal results In Two cases where it was thought con.
Armcd consumption had taken place, the Wild Cherry
effected cure.
f.. BOYDEN. Physicians nj Exter Corner
NO QVACKERT! NO DECEP1IONM
All published statement OF cures performed by this
medicine ARE in every respect TRUE
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS AND IMITA.
TONS. The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Or.
Wi,nrs BaI,am Of Wild Cherry in all the diseases for
which 1t is recommended, curing mny afler the
skill Of the best hysirims unavHilng, has effected
large ANA increasing demand for it, This fact has caused
several wprnCiprd cOuHleeiters and imitaors to palm
Of spurious mixtures OGsimir and appearance for
the genuine l}alsnm.
Re- c,roru and Get the genuine DR.. WISThRs BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, none genuine unless signed
by l. BUTTS. Address all orders to SETH W. FOWLE,
Boston Mass.
AGGNr--Woodstock, c. Chapman, Windsor A. SII
Wnrdncr, Chester l,seph IIadey, Pomlret, Otis Cham
berlin Norwich, +. H. l.. w. Ods; West Bethel Smith
iilOdget Qncclce yiilge. Chase Smith Il Coz; White
River J. G. Brook> Springfield r. AN. Burke, Weston
Foster Barker; ProcorsylC, Joseph 4. Smith; Fecl.
Vile. Epl".m Ross; llardnd Il. NJ, 4 :. X. Stuck,r-
For sale also by DrUggestsn appoAcd Agents general
v
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
INDIAN VEG ETABLF AND
SARSAPARILI.A BITTERSi

TNOR the cure olJAUNDlCE, DYSPEPSIA, COSTlNE-
L NESS, Bilious and Liver Complaint. Indigestion,
drOwsneSs, heuduChr rutunConS and sc0lnOuS discusses
all impurities OF the blood and general debility. These
htCrs the merit at being entirely vegetable
IN every component part SHISdpHra, that most ines.
rnhlr root, obtained from the tropical rcgion Of South
AmCrCn has long md Justly been known nnd acknowledge
ed 10y the medical world. rs most ellie lent lrifcr OF the
blood In these htlers il forms Oi the essential
ingredients. The virtues Of the genuine lUnenHs SarSi-
patn arc extracted on the most scientific principles and
combined in II hinhly concentrated form. with the
most useful roots srl herbs Ol the vegetable world In such
perfect manner, that their united virtues embodied in
This preparation, are brought 10 operate the snnrrh
and bowel, producing theron h cleansing OF the whole
system. speedily restoring it TO It's wontrd and vgor
As safe pleasant and efficient tonic and nprrpnt ms a
mild and gentle eiCncOns CHthnrtc in all cases Of han
euor cnstlvenn general debility and depression Of spr
its so common in inc spring nnh summer and in all cutn
neOus diseases, they viii he found Invaluable cleansing
the stomach, restoring strength and consequently purify
ing the blood.
Certificates can he shown and references given to ind
vdnuls icSiiNne IN very many remarkable cures by tab
ing these hiiIer' In one word try them. faithfully and
If not satisfied, the money will he reminded.
Prepared only b! GEO. &. GOODWIN, No. 76 In
ion street, Boston
The following ae list Of Agents for the sale Of Good.
wins Indian Vegetable and Sarsaparla Bitters, and also,
ot DR.. ktredge'> Green Ncryeand Bone Ointment.
Woodstock, Charles Chpman--WeSt Hartford. Snm'l
Otis Chamberlain aud Nathan Snow
White River. VI. French--SharOn, Joseph MNrri-llan
over, VIM. p. ITll-Norwich, T. l.. d. r.. w. Odds and
hy NIL Respectable Dealers in Merchandise, in the state
of Vermont 32jly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA AND CONsU
TInN
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


T'HE Grent and only remedy for Colds Coughs Al
l. ma, and Consumption, Is the Hungarian Bnl,Iil
Lille, discovered by the celebrated Or bylhun OF IouJ
EnglnndHn introduced into The United states uu Ter
immediate superintendent Ol the inventor
The extraordinary successes ii this medicine. /
cure vi Pulmonary Diseases, warrants the American
gent IN soliciting tor treatment the WORST lOssln|
CASES that can he found IN the community -rAscs n
seek rclieIin vain iromnny 0lthecommOnremedieso oil
day, and have been given up by the most dislnguis
Physicians, as confirmed and mCurublc. lie IIuguI
BaIsdm has cured and will cure the most desI rMt|
cases. ltisnO qmck n0srum, hnt Il standard Eng
medicine Of known and established efficacy.
Every ilmily IN the United States should be suppl
win Buclan's Hungarian liHsan OF Lilr not UnIlI
IonnlcHcl the consumpiiye tendencies al he elm
mn toni used n preventive mrdcHenullCuscs u co
coughs, splimg o Blood, Pain in The side uld chcsl
tnl"h ana soreness OF the Lungs, Bronchitis. DncI
.ol breathing, Hectic Fever, Night sweals. EmucOl
ana General Debility, Asthma Influenza coping cot
and Group.
~ sold, large bottles at 81 perboltle with full
rections iOrthc restoration Oi lIenlh.
Pamphlets, containing mass of English and Amer
certificates and other evidence, showing the unequu
merits Ollhis Great English Remedy may be oGla
Of The Agents graluit0usIy
DAVID +, BRADLEY sole Agcn for the United 81
lI9 Court street, Boston
A"eHt -WOudslOck, &. CHAPMAN; MOntpcerCa
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