Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-22

{ 0lds, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption!
THE most celebrated and intalible remedy for colds, coughs, asth-
= ma, or any form Of PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, Is the Hungarian
BALSAM of LIFE, discovered by Dir. BuChan, ofLondon, England,
tested for upwards of seven years in Great Britain, and on the con
tAent Of Europe, and introduced into The United States, under the
immediate superintendent of the inventor.
The astonishing success of the Hungarian Basam, in the cure of
ing for treatment the y ORsT possible cases that can be found in
comnunity-cases that seek relief i'll vain from any Of the common
remedies of the day, and have been given up by the most distinguish
cd physicians, as confirmed and incilablc. The Hungarian Balsam
has cured, and will cure, the most desperate Of cases. 1t Is II oqiack
nostrln, but IA standard English medicine, Unknown and establish
INCONTEsTIBLE PROOFS or THE EFFICACY OF THIS
BALSAM IN THE WORST FORMS OF
IMPORTANT MrpIcAL TEsrTMoSY!
DR.. B8ApLEE-Dear Sir: The Hungarian Basam is, beyond all
question, u most perfect and admirable preparation for diseases ofthe
lungs. have used it in my family, and in my professional practice
for more than two years, viii the most uniform and entire success,
in cases of severe Pulmonary Disease, and / can couscientiously re-
commend it to all who are afflicted, as the most certain remedy for
ANOTHER LIFE SAVED!
Dr. BRADLnE-Dear Sir; | take much pleasure in giving you a
statement ofthe beneficial effects of Buchan's Hungarian Balsau OH
my daughter, who had been for a number Of years afflicted with a
pad cough, pam IN the side, raising ofblood' and all these pains ana
troubles which attend that insidious disease, consumption. l EN-
poyed a physician who attended her "A long time at great expense,
then ADVISED me consultation OF a celebrated physician ma nclghbo-
ring town, at sun greater expense, andaiter a number Of visits from
the advising physician, and the continuance for some Time Of the ia,
lm9 pHy siclan, nc declared he could 40 no more nor hr' " hau
done all he could, and saw no benefit fromit. then employed a
Botanic Physician for some time, who seemed to do her some good,
6t ana not rGach the root OF the disease. l was then advised by Il
friend to ty Buchan's Hungarian Balsam. | have used . bottles, &
with a most astonishing effect. 1t has restored her strength, cured
her entirely OF hr cough and pain in the side, and she = now atten
ding to her accustomed duties. This may seem wonderful, but isno
more strange than true, and would advise all who have symptoms
OF consumption to take this medicine in season, and not wait TIL all
hope Is past, altho' this case has terminated so fortunately. In this
case paid between one and two hundred dollars, for physicians &
guriun falsam has removed the disease, renewed the strength, and
brot on healthy action Of the system. Try itfor yourselves, and
you will find one halfhas not been told. You can use this letter as
you think best, and will do most good and wishing that your med
bath, Me-, Feb, "a, AZ /: ~ ir %nn g %S Jvo, You've.
rs. would say further, that about 3 years ago my daughter com,
menCed raising blood, which continued at times for three years, and
sometimes very bad, till about years, when she commenced taking
thts Basam. The first bottle stopped the raising Of blood entirely,
and she has never been troubled with il since,
b GREAT CURE NT AUGUSTA, MAINE!
On. BRADLEE-Dear Sir: | can truly say that the Hungarian Bal
. fan affection of the lungs, thO'tto be incuable by all my friends,
Z by the use offs few bottles. one of my children was also restored
q to health after being pronounced beyond the reach of medical aid by
the physicians and it IS now my constant resort in case ofqny diff
: hculty in the throat and lungs. have recommended this Balsan
to a great many persons, and shall continue to do so, us believe it
G to be The best thing in the world for diseases of the lung!.
= REMARKABLE CURE OF 4 LADY ~ HOPELESS CoNsUMP-
U TIoN Extinct ola letter from Mrs. s. Baxter, Pearl st. Boston
TOD /. BRADLEE-Dear Sir The Hungarian 5alsam has pertor-
. med a miracle indeed in the case Of my youngestdaughter, who has
been positively cured of a seated consumption, by the use of only 3
bottles OF TINS lnestlnable medicine she mad been IN a decline Tor
nearly three years, and was considered beyond all hope when the
Balsam was taken. We had consulted numerous distinguished ply
n slcians, ana trled all the famous prescriptions Tor Consumption
Southern journey, the new system of Inhalation, &c.-without any
: apparent benefit, and had almost consigned her, with a breaking
heart, to the grave. But the Hungarian Balsam, under Providence,
: has saved her life, and cannot refuse to give you my evidence OF
this astonishing fact for the benefit of those who may be similarly
u afflicted. In my estimation there cannot be a more painful spectacle
than that of an intelligent and beloved child, sinking, day by day,
d under this dreadful malady, with no hope of relief, and dropping IN
- ness Of the unfortunate victim renders her condition more terrible
MoREH HOME T~EsTIM6tNYi
DR.. Boa LEE-Dear Sir: In the whole lstof remedies for diseases
ofthe lungs, nothing stands the test like the Hungarian Basam 1t
5 is spoken ofin the highest terms by men of standing in This place
II Concord, \; I. April "a, IA. Yours, ALLISON & GAylr;
the m%ostperect specific for consumption ever invented. am gen
eal agent for this medicine in N. Hampshire and V mont, where
I have sold large quantities oft, and daily hear reports Of its success,
of the most astonishing character. CHARLES r. FARwELL.
D. Dmdio5-Dears Sir: We could give you, were it necessary, the
\ names of multiudes of persons who have been benefited by the
Hungarian Balsan. PECK Il SPEAR, Druggists Il Chemists.
Burlington, Vt.
Y DR.. Bradee-Dear Sir; You will obige me by sending another lo
of Buchan'S Hungarian lalsam, as the last consignment has been
ton. think no remedy for coughs has proved so eticaeious as this
HEAR THE PRESS!
From the Christian Observer, March 30, ls45r-The public may
rin Balsam, by DR.. Bradlee, the American agent, who is an old and
j. highly respectable citizen of Boston, member of Christian church
and a man who would not, for any consideration, give his infu
enee in favor of any sort of deception or imposture.
From the Boston Medical Recorder-Dr. Bradlee, the American
agent, has conferred a great blessing upon The country by the intro
duction ofthis great English Medicine into the U. States, and med
teal journals would materially aid the cause of true humanity by re
| commencing Ito the particular attention ofthe afflicted,
From the New-England Operauve.-The Hungarian Bdsan has
done more to relieve hesufferings of the operatives employed in our
tors in The country.
From the Thompsonian,-Ifan any thing could reconcile lis toa de-
p,artlTe rom Ihonpsonian principles, IN the treatment Of disease,
: it would be the extraordinary reputation of medicine likethe Hun
/ Statement ofthe inventor to be a purely vegetable compound. The
N Eject OF this medicine, in case of Consumption, Is truly ostonish.
TO THE %CoNsUMPT1VE!
Every family in the United States should he supplied with Blu
chans Hungarian Balsam of Life, not only to cOunteract the con
sumptive tendencies of the climate, to be used as a preventive
j medicine in all cases of Coughs, Colds, Splitting of Blood, Pain in
the Side and Chest, Irritation and soreness of the Lungs, Bronchi
It's, Difficulty Of Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night sweats, Emacia
Il tin and General debility, Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough
and Group.
In case ofactual disease of the Lungs, or seated Consumption
it isthc only source of hope.
Sold by Mcdonald e Smith, Sole Agents for the United Kingdom
at the Italian Warehouse, Regent Street, London, in Bottles anC
Cases, for Ships, Hospitals, &c.
> By Special Appointment-DAVID BRADLEE, l19 Court ST..
Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for the United States and British Amer
Il lean Provinces.
American price, 81 per Bottle, with full directions for the restora
c ton of Health.
Z Pamphlets containing mass of English and American certificates
y may be obtained of the Agents gratis.
n None genuine, without the written signature ofthe American A
gent, on Il gold and bronze label, to counterfeit which is forgery.
Agents. Burlington, Peck &c Spear Montpelier, Clark & Col
Inns; Woodstock, G. Chapman Rutland, Daniels and Reed; Brat
u tleborough, Dutton and Clark; Bellows Falls, n. Harris ni'