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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-05
HOTEL DES DEUX FKERES.

UvC, ,u"'8 u''u 1soo"o On Ute 1s#VPeuw F1uH'
w than any other plan for travellers and whose
GUINNESS require them TO be absent frequently.
The quiet and healthy location OF the hotel Duane
park retired from the noise hustle aud confusion Of tho
rougfares adjacent thereto and all the steamboat land
ng:, presents the desirable residence Duane OPP
posite Duane park. nil im*
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
Opinion Of n Isogu.nr Physician.

ENerEs-'lhs cerjidas TINT have recommended
the u~e of WlSTAR'S BAI.SAM OF WILD
CHERRY for diseases ct the Lungs. for two years
part, and many bottles 10 my knowledge have been
used by my patients. all with beneficial results In
two cases, where it was thought confirmed cpnsump-
ton had taken pIncn, the VIVA Cherry effected cure.
Il. BOY DEN, Physician at Exeter Corner
No Quackery No Dsccptioa All published
statements OF cures performed by this medicine, are
in every respect, TRl'E
Berare Of COuatcrtcits anil Imitafions The
unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Dr. Wi-tar-
Bal-an OF Wild Cherry in all the diseases for which
Is recommended curing many after the skill o
the best physicians WIS uDuya,lng, has effected n
large aHI l'reaslnI drnlni crit TINS fact has
caused several unpnnep,ej coGnrrritrrs aud imita-
tors to palm oil spurious mixtures OF similar name
and appearance. for the genuine B1lslm.
BE careful and get the genuine DIR WlSTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None g,uunc
uurss signcd by !. BUTTS Address all orders t,
Sc I'll ". fOWLE, Boston, Mass For sale by.
PECK Il SPEAR
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Dic0,

In this village on the 9th inst, Mrs NANCY MARIA,
consori of Hiram Lnndon. aged 30 years
In Sheldon, or. y, LrcY EMILY. younge-, d1urh-
ter O. widow Jane Siliicbacn, aged years 10 months
and 2j days
Il Baulrhoro', on the goth inst, Mrs HAWAII
VIII o tn Int, NJ. I1aatnl lis5lry aG,lG y.1rs
In Mil.es,x, : tn INST, MAypANA {. Wi o. Rufus
hpn1gl aged ID. Printers IN Masslclus'tts are re.
ql"-trdH c.
On Ia, 18th inst, in the town Of Oak, Rock Co, W
T. L'nl'. Warren ag'l 81, nati,, Of NJ. lI.,s,x
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
October Goth. 1916.
NEW GOODS,

I HE Subscribers have iu.; received from
New lo.n large assortment OF Goods which
have been purchased at greatly reduced prices, they
Will be sid At small advance tor cash or approved
credit, consisting IN part OF the following articles VIZ
Blue bin, Black, Blue and Gold liked Cloths, Bca.
yer do, Blue blk, Black and fancy Ca~,mcirS White
Flannel Scarlet do, lwilnd do, Canton do, Gala
Pnld| TOR Indies and ChiIdrens Dresses or Clnals
Plaid Innings, French Meuno, Black and Coloscd Al
pacca. Roumrlia. Senendnas. Casnmrrcs. Nlouselmc
de Llin, Bomha1ne, Plaid Shawls, Washington do.
Mania do, La he's Carpet Bags, plain ana twillcd
Glng.rams, Gro de Rhine SILK, Bin, black Gro Grain
do, Ladies' Cravats, Gautrmens do, PONCE and SPIT
altird Il lkts. Linen Cnmb do, Irish Linen, Linen
Shcctmg, Blk aud Cord Cambria, White do JacAonct
barred and Striped CamhSwiss Muslin, Bishop Lawn.
Green Baragr, Cap Lace, Ed1ings, Trimmings Six
Velvet Ribbons, Six Velvet, 'labby do, SIspraders
Bonnet aud Cap Ribbons, blk and cord Lustring do,
Needles, Pms, Pearl Snu Buttons, Cont and Vcs,
Buttons SaXony Wool Wrappers, Umbrellas black
drab, and assorted cold Linen Thread, white and
cold Spool Thread, Knitting Cotton, Cotton Yarn.
Carpet Warp, Bats, Ticks, Buraps, Horse Blankets
Ladies and Gents India Rubb's, avery superior ati-
Gle, Taors trimmings oil all kinds, tine and coarse
Brown Shcctugs Russia Diaper, Scotch do, Birds Eye
do lInckabuck, Crash, Table Linen, Calicoes, Ne Sc.
l1w6 7. II II. DOuLIrrLE.
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Notice TO Teachers.

The Board Of examining Committee for the
town Of Burlington, will hold a second and
| ,st meeting. TO examine Teachers for our
winter schools, on Tuesday evening, at SIX
O'Clock, Novcmbe, Hrd at the residence of Rev.
Mr.. Converse. All such persons as wish for
license to teach the coming winter are desired
t. be present.
In behalf OF tie Committee.
u. |. PARKER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
PEaEsE. STREET. HOUSE.

'g'IIE SUBSCRIBER. LATE or THE rRAVALiN
1 Hou.,. II lhgpi. Springs, respectfully nuuoun-
that he has rented tl above eSlaa -hn'nt winch
j, now openlor The accommodation Of the public. 1t
has lately been iJird mp ami furnished IN style I'M
surpassed by any public hous' in this section AMI ST
uatrd a. it l. al IN. head of one OF tia principal streets,
in % most delightful portion of the village, It presents
superior attractions To the traveller for pleasure while
il is far removed from the business potion OF the
town as to ui'r any mcnuy 'nrnce To the man OF bus
mess The subscriber having long been engaged IN
ms present business, tgItcrs himself dat he -nn be
able to give satisfaction to his guests so ir as his own
experience, a well furnished table, careful and atcn-
tive servants and bar stored with the choicest Liquors
may contribute to their comfort and enjoyment.
4 the Stages which leave Burlington cal! at this
house for passengers and conycyunccs viii be prOylI'
ed TO and iIon the steamboats,
Parties of pleasure viii be entertained at the shortest
notice,
II y COLE
Burlington, October 10th 1916 lG
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school District 80. -.

A me 2tinr Of said District will be holden by
adjournment this evening, in the school house
il Catln's Lane, to see if the District will take
any measure to increase the accommodations of
the school, or course it involves expense, and
il is unpleasant for a few men, e' in good
cause. to vote taxes on their absdt neighbors.
All persons will take due notice. &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
d. X. PANGBORN
Burlington, 80 Oct. 1919. Clerk

Tho school for the winter will commence on
Non lay next, November 2nd. under the charge
of its old teacher The scholars who design to
att md, are desired TO be all on hand the first
DIV of School ID. X. u.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
BI-EL CtDY.S ESTATE.

TENIiE SuBeCRIBrRS. HAVING BEEN APPOINT
ed ~ tn, Honorable Probate Court tor tn Dis
tric Of Lame'.I', tom'ns'!2n'ts 10 receive, cNommc
and adjust all claims and demands OF all person, a.
gainst The estate OF Bu,i Cady, late o Cambridge N
said district deceased represented insnlvcut and the
term OF SIN months from the lith day ct september,
l>l6 l. allowed hy said Court. To the creditors OF sad
decreased exhibit and prove their respective claims.
before u.s. Do gro N0tice, that VIII attend TO the
duties OF our appointment at the house nl Sophia Ca
DIV. IN Cam1ua... 90 sand District the I'd Friday of
O'Clock IN the llleuoou, ON each Of said days
Cam0ld-,, september lith. \ u. 1916.
join MAkNER, Co,,r.
l.. BENNETT. ! o0"'''
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81" ny '''.-' ''Ii 'IItl'i 10 lle puu!lc. fuSf,
For its
NCE!
It has boiler holes placed above the immediate action
OF thr lr' one lhG' oven, occupying the whole has,
OF the Sioye, winch, by experiment, has proved itself
10 be Cqull To brick oven for all baknr purno.a.
also has another oven Of smaller dimensions back
o the hrr-hoH, aud over the back pat OF the lower
oven Whch cannot be- surpassed for cooking Dlrposes
whena higher i"mp"mtlre of heat Is required than
Tor O1NlnL bread POiaiJcS Neafs PuldiUes Nc
NAV OF coohnat the upper in the mos, desirable
manner wh.r akiny bread in the lowtr--walch is
convenience hlghly esteemed by those who have
used the Stare, and judge from experience This
oven l. also good breal-baker, by regulating the
heat by means OF placed above it. Secondly For its
EtOAOnt ~ FtEL!
The ilro-h9y is placed in such position that the
fire passes directly under all Four of the boilers, and
the Fire passes ELEVEN feet in the smallest sil,I
stove, beloret reaches the pipe and applies the heat
directly to the outside plates of the Stove the whole
distance and thereby obtains the full use of the inel
before escapes INTO the pipe and when heat is not
OF the cross bumpers the heat from ycrv small quan
MY oituel may be made TO act directly upon one or
two articles ol furniture aud thereby oct tn. l use
OF The smallest quantity OF fuel, and in summer, when
the lower ovel is not needed Tor baking the miner
part OF the may be used for all ordinary cooking
purposes, without heating The lower part aud thereby
all unnecessary heat Is dispensed with which makes
th,s stoyta
SUMNER OR WINTER STOVE .
Equal It not superior in arrangement to any Stove
now before the public under that particular name or
title cuysory view OF the Stove is sufficient Ia
satisfy every person OF it, durability, rs the plates are
u sufficient thickness 10 make them durable and the
construction OF the stove Is simple and compact hi-
wing no light ilimsey hampers or apparatus about il
Third, the, capacity of this Store in doing n grcnt
amtunt Of business, AT the same time VITA a small
quantity o fuel SURPRISES any stove eXian The pro.
OF baking bread IN the lower oven, baking pola-
toes, meats &c IN the upper oven, broing or toast
ing under the iron IN 'front.' and BOILING on
the top with boilers may be- done at the same lime
with the amount OF iucl that ii would require ion
baking or boiling alone and do all the above named
work perfectly, and without the Interfering witt
| the other
All olthe foregoing statements can be corroboratet
| by hundreds who have the stove now in use
For Sale by
STETSON'S ROW, Mol l.. l. STONE.
! Church-Sreet, Burlington, Vt, Oct. lSi6
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Harry J Places Estates.
school Meeting.

THE voters in District No. 49, are notified that
L meeting Wi! be- held in the School House IN said
District tomorrow evening for business OF very great
importance To nj persons concerned IN the welfare and
support OF the school
D X PANGBORN, Clerk
Burlington, Oct. l6, lsl6. fowl
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lNO EsCiihisfs.

CONSTANT supplies of Stocktou's Celebrated
\ Teeth, fuI~ Instruments Boxes, Pots, Tooth
powders WasAr, and fa>trs Tooth Brushes Sc Sc,
Receiving nj PECK * SPEAR :
Burlington, October 9, lSl6. Ijw3.
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vbal,tcl.


I0Gl lbs. Bees Wax.
WV 1000 lbs Ergo,, or Spurrei Rye.
20 lbs Bear l,rrasc. .nicc]
at PECK Il SPEARS
Oct g 1916 limi
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'SUMMER OR WINTER STOVE.'
airs. MERRITT, HAS JUST RECEIVED

vi from New York, her Fall and Winter assort-
IN nj OF Millinery Goods CONFUSING all articles here
ioioc kept IN her shop--ogctucr with the latest STYLES
and patterns Burlington, Oct, 30 lsi6 Isw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
ELIAS l.E VI ~.

AS received one ca=r Ladies' heavy Kid hiking
/ Slons KID lined, NJ ore Dollar a p1ir. ai-1 Far
wells and Nnust'Ids walking Shoes. cloth and i.ah-
cr Buskus, Kid Slips Sc. &c. Low priced Bus,lns,
cheap runaround lips at 81.
A l. : o.
Mons Patent Ruhbcr~ and strapped Over Shoes.
Ladies' Patent Rub5crs and Rubber Buslins.
Oct %. II
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WtNT'l'D

T this Office, rs an Apprentice to to the PRINTING
business boy from II to lG years old Immc.
dat, application is necessary
Oct. -, lSi6
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HYpOSCPHiTn OF SODA.

4 FULL SUPPLY OF THE ABOVE. WITH
"A about every article i'll the Daguereotype line.
For Sale by
lsw2 BRINSNAID &, BROTHERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30

Espcc 1iiy tn Arf.gH D1ujie Cren DisyqfcI C5,k-
ing >iorc, which no amiy should be- without who
wishes 10 ecolomiss full and save two-,rIs the labor
required win any other stove
No. Slrt,ou's Block Church st
Burlington, Oct. -. lsiG Il
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1--WE STUFF! Every material for dying both
~ coase ana FIVE articles, For SAFE at
- PECK X SPEARS
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"hich, with ihc great mass Of students, eat
hardly fail to be regarded with favor.
THE OBblQUr CASES and principal diacctcol
or unusual forms OF anona ous and other nouns nd-
lcctiycs, aud pronouns, and the principal lenses q.
anomalous verbs, have been inserted.
THE PROPOSITIONS have been particular
suAicct of study. ami the ot the article mi
uit,cy explained
me QUANTITY Of doubtful yowcl- il carefully
marked, and tor tn. part without sacrificing Ia
accent.
VERY NUMEROUS REFERENCES have br.n
mad, TO authors AMI authorities.
NEARLY 1000 entire new articles have bee,
al led to tc original work The orig al work OF ii
Pickering ha- been made the basis Of three distinct
h"Xcuns, published in England or Scotland. and az
it NOW is, extensively revised and greatly improved i
Is believed to possess decided advantages for the fn
rcan scholar, over any other Greek aud Eugsl
b"ylcnn. vol. Syo sheep, liG' pages Price 50 -,
w!tha liberal discount to wholesale purchasers.
For srlo hy
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xTDUO

I l.. STONG respectfully returns his thanks to
-. his friends ani patrons Tor tn liberal patrouag,
he has received ID" past summer, and AVIAN. himself
ol the pres mt opportunity OF informing them that he
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30

he belicvelto any in New E1gnnd There were
einploye upon it laborers whose number was more
thnn twice that OF our present convlctS; lie would
not say that the prison had been wrongly or nJnil-
clou'ly m1nag'L There was something IN the very
nature OF the employment now prosecuted that rcsul-
ted confusion AMI loss Yet he thought it very de-
sirnbe to make inquiry if the present state of things
could not be rcmedied
-. Thes, views were forcibly sustained by Mr.. Smith
IT, stated in the course ofhs remarks that there
capital of Sli 900 invested in the boot and shoe de-
p1rment OF the Prison, and yet that owing TO inexpe
renee and the want ofmachncry, about days labor
WIS required to mlniacture pair OF shoes, while in
Other s1tes pair could b. male for from II to II
coats an also that the carriage manulactory at
ClEcn> 1t on the opp pse side OF tne river soil car
rag from 10 to - dollars cheaper than the Prison
c'hii do reiereI u the committee on Finance.
. K'pnrt by Mr. Bradley, uon tac ,omnittee on
Bnkt nSulI t1e Incorporation Of tie G.csn Moln-
tain B'1i at B,nlin stoi; bill laid on the table.
lAs u1isrlor l,,n.ttel the R,pot OF tn, Com
missioner fo- tn, Dllt Dtn1all Bll, from wlich
II appiliel there w,rc nnlt,cn ,liall ID lnb p3t-
sIls support in w1pa an TN pltoy tn :. IL At tlr
Ay'ln at j rt.I'L SIX U. wLJn htye he ~ alnit C |
theplst year; Al tn tnare ares'yel oInl p, s,ls
ia Tx; uiI IlersIJJt ut ia. A.yiun IN BJstji ole
otwlon ans b,ela limited ll1Etn, past year also
TINT on Missioner hl' pad tn, llsty year. to tlr Hut
t'rl Ayun 81, 81 % aIl to the Boston Asylum
S3l7 -
HN'-Prrycr by Rev. loan Gldcv.
bi IS 'ntr1 iu;sj. By NJ. BiI!es inc operating
tn tnnim County Ml,d1i FIRE llslan,, Complny.
reerre to judiciary Committee From tn. Senate,
extending ci7rier OF Farm rs Bank referred to com
mttnc on Banks
RsS1'utionS. BY Mr. Story. referring reports on
stat, Prison to committee Oh State Prison passed.
| by Nr. Llwn1t., for a select committee Of five TO
cX1mlhe the transactions OF the Vermont Asylum for
the Insane passed.
| P,tuoas rcicrreL o. stephen Royce and of Ira
u Persons to comnitte, oiclauts
by nnlttte On bI1crtol, unanimously recon-
mtnIilS 100 copies q tn report OF the Stlt" SUPER
lehd,ht Common SchDo.. 90 10, printed for dstri-
button Mr. Jones moved 10 lay the motion to print
on the tn3l - st. and the printing was ordered. BY
committee on Roads. bill granting ferry TO James
Brlmn'r OF Aburgh laid on the table
Tn Senate came ill., and the following appointments
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20
VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE.
~ N IN

.fLFRED FL, REP, Manufacturer of TIN and
RON WARE, and dealer in Imported aud Domestic
HARD WARE and FANCY GOODS, No. 335 BAL
rIsoRE STREET, being the second tin store above
Howard street, Baltimore, would again respectfully
invite tae attention of merchants and dealers gene
ally, who about to visit this city for the purpose
f selecting stock of goods for the spring and sum
uer sales, to his extensive stock ofTIN WARE, JA-
ANNED WARE and BRITANNIA WARE, COM
brsing general variety, (of which catalogues are al
Says in readiness,) which has been manufactured in
lis own estab ishment and by the best workmen in
he city-all of which is offered now at extremely
ow prices; and hopes, by his unremitting attention
10 business and prompt attention TO all orders in his
inc, he will experience continuation of that conf
ience and encouragement which has heretofore been
30 literally extended towards him Purchasers from
he different States will find it greatly TO their advan
age to call at this establishment, where they will find
every variety of TIN WARE at prices that will not
all 90 please. Goods will be carefully packed and
ent to any part of the city free of charge. fel6
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20
SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

NO. MRS ELiz. MILLER, No, 80 Poplar street, be-
tween Rachel and Budd streets, Philadelphia has
been completely cured of the most severe attacks OF
Rheumatism for which she had tried every thipe in
vain. The extrem pain would often compel her 10
rise ten times in night, and her hands were drawn
up so TO be completely useless. After uspg the
Rings and fIud for only "a hOuls, the pains entirely
left and she has not had the Slightest attack for ne
riod of several months.
DR. CHRISTIE is in possession OF nearly t6o&
sand testimonials, received from persons who 2aps
been entirely cured of the most severe Bheuma.isn,
both ChEohc and Infammaiory, for which every 9th
er "remedy' was useless. The Rings and Fluid,
whtn properly applied, have never been Haown %
fail in any Of these cases.
o. Beware of spurious limitations ortgse afticles
The only place in Baltimore obtain thc GENUINE
Rings and Fluid is at the Drug store Of 5. s, ANCE.
lOS BALTIMORE STREET, and corner CHARLES
and PRATT-STS. .... ...
All articles of the tind sold elsewhere in the Gig
are tortAIes co,mtsLfes, NNthoNI the .tlst Guvlr~
lusleGce or beneficial ede.,, r4hlI
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20
T Attest IMPORTATION OE

II ATESV 1MPORVAWHOM OH
- RICH SPRING DRY GOODS
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. 209 Baltimore street be-
tween Light and Charles streets, has received by re
cent arrivals a complete assortment of FANCY and
ention of wholesale dealers and bnyers generally No
exerIlon will be spared to make his stock one of the
best in the ctyal of which will be sold At the lo,o
est market prices.
A large stock of fancy Dress Silks
Back ana blue black Silks (a qualities)
Rich and heavy Satin Striped Silks
Extra rich shaded BaIege
g " embroidered and shaded do
shaded Meusen de Lains
FOR EVENING DRESSES.
Handsome embroidered Robes
Shaded Tarlatans; embossed TarlataHs ell tiIelv
new never before offered in this market
fttnch mafqueses do Lawns, beautiful patterns
scotch Lawns new style Gnghams; Lace Lawns
ShaWls and Scars; extra rich white and scarlet Can
ton Grape ShawIs dust imported)
Rich Silk shawls; Hefnana ShawIs
Barge and Cashmere Shaws
Embroidered thibet and plain Shawls
New style fancy Grape and silk Scarfs
shaded Hernana Scarfs
-AIARGE sTocKoF-
: SIX TX and Kid Gloves Qadies' and gentlemen's)
SILK apd Cotton Hosiery; English silk Hosiery
Linen Cambric hdkfs; Revere, BOrdeied, Hemstitch-
ed and Printed, Linen Cambria
LINEN GOODS.
Barkely's and Richardson's Irish Linens
scotch Linens, superior article
10 and 1874 Barnsly and Irish Sheetings
Pillow Case Linens, &c. SC.
White and col'd Marseilles Counterpanes, rich and
beautiful
Toilet Covers embossed Table Covers
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
super black and fancy col' Cloths
Fancy and black Cassmeres
Black Csshmeret, very handsome
Rich Satin and Silk Vestings
Rich Satin and Silk CraVats and Sears
Extra quality Silk Pocket Hdkfs
New style Tweeds, for coats. Also,
Goods of all kinds, with large stock of
Domestic Goods For sale on the best terms
wholesale and retail, by
j. EDWARD BIRD, No. eO9 Baltimorest.
mhl6 near Charles ST.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF

ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF
CONSU TIONG
coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint,
splitting Blood difficulty of Breathing, pain in
the Side and Breast, Palptation of the Heart,
Influenza, Group, Broken Constitution,
Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases of the Throat, Breast
and Lungs; the most eifectu-
al and speedy cure ever
knowntor any ofthe
alove6seasesis
THE GENUINE PREPARATION.
5JPAFNE'S LOMP'D SYRUP WILD CHERRY.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
MILLERsToWN, Perry Co., Pa
Or. SwAYRE: Dear Sir-In March last [ caught a
zery heavy cold which settled on my lungs, attended
Rh hard, dry cough, pains in tbs side and breast,
4 7ghtness and oppression in the chest. | elected
zaking any medicine, except the usual simple RENE
zes, which persons in INDECENT circumstances like
zYselt generally resort to, until the disease had
eached the state above alluded to, when | became
zuHe alarmed and applied to my family physician
treated me several months, but received no ben
#lti In fact | gradually grew worse; had prOIuse
ght sWeats skin dry and parched, no appetite, suf
pred much with thirst, occasionally splitting hood,
zntil my physician as well as my friends pronounced
he going into deep decline. Some of my friends
zscommended one medicine, some another, and would
pow me long certificates Of purpDred cures, many
II which | thought suited TO my exactly, but
#om their effect upon me despared ever recovering
health, but gave myself up to die of that scourge
the land
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
Fortunately at this time a friend of mine passing
Trough our town who resides in Harrisburg, called to
pc me, and recommended your COMPOUND
zYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, and gave me the
anne of Martin Lutz, your agent in Harrisburg. re-
zctantly sent and got bottle, which relieved me so
Ehueh that sent and got five more, and am happy
% say am now a sound and healthy man. | attri-
ute the cure entirely to the of your celebrated
zteparatiOn, the COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
EH ERRY, and would earnestly recommend any per
pm who is suffering with any disease of the Lungs to
lf tn AtnVA
zespectfully, RICHARD VOHmsTER.
s We are personally acqainted with Richard Vonme-
z,r; his statement is strictly true,
i 8. N. COlbrook, Willis II. Massey,
Jacob Starkey, John Brighton.
REMEMBER! none is genuine except that bearing
be written signature Of DR.. Swayne.
Baltimore agents-IP P. Cook, No. 76 Baltimore st.;
itabler & CaHby, Pratt street wharf.
District Agents-R. Famham, Washington, ID. c.;
Nm. Staber Bro, Alexandria, d. c.; George NJ,
|othoron, Georgetown. mh20-tAp6r