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BY THE QUEENS PATENT.
BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM OLLIE,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
tOlds, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption!
TIE most celebrated and i%niallible remedy forcOlds, coughs, aah-
BALsAM ofLIFE, discovered by DIR. Buchan, ofLondon, England,
tested for upwards of seven years in Great Britain, and on the con
dnent Of Europe, and introduced into the United States, under the
Immediate superintendence Of the inventor
The astonishing success Of the Hungarian Balsam, in the cure Of
every form Of consumpton, warrants the American agent in solicit
ing tor treatment the " URsT possible cases that can be found in
ed r6yScinps' vs. s' ca1n T% and inc9arabie. ihe Hungarian BaIsam
has cured, and will cure, the most desperate Of cases. Its no quack
nostrum, but a standard English medicine, Unknown and establish
NCONTEsTIBLE PROOFS or THE EFFICACY OF Thu
BALsAM IN THE WORST FORMS OF CONSUMPTION
DR.. B~nApLEE-Der Sir The Hungarian Balsam is, beyond, all
lungs. have used it Jimmy family, and in my professional practice
for more than two years, with the most uniform and entire success
commend it to all who are afflicted, as the most certain remedy for
such diseases with which am acquainted. !
'''0' "'' '' 11S6'TriuEn LIVE stiVVTEDi! : ''' 80
Dr. BRlpLEE-Dear Sir; ! take much pleasure in glV bg YOU a
my daughter, who had been for q number Of years afflicted with a
bad cough, pain in the side, raising ofblood, and all these pains ana
troubles Which attend that insidious disease, consumption. en-
ployed a physician who attended her n long time at great expense,
then advised the consultation of a celebrated physician in neiglbo-
rngtown, at still greater expense, and after a number of visits from
the advising physician, and The continuance for some time of the IA
mhy physician, he declared he could do no more for her. He had
done all he could, and I saw no benefit fromit. then employed a
"Wmt lHlsHHlH w aoHt Iu'5 w" eV'H"" W az "A sun '
but did not reach the root Of the disease. was then advised by a
friend to Try Huchan's hungarian ialsam. ! have used 6bottles,%
with a most astonishing effect. 1t has restored her strength, cured
her entirely Other cough andpain in the side, and she Is now atten
dingto her accustomed duties. Ihisuny seem wonderful, nut lsho
more strange than true, and | would advise all who have symptoms
! ofconsumption to take this medicine in season, and not wait I'll all
hope 5 past, altho' this case has terminated so fortunately. In this
case paid between one and two hundred dollars, for physicians q
medicine without any satisfactory benefit, while 81 worth of Hun
garian Balsam has removed the disease, renewed te suengul' any
bro't ON 9heoltly action of the system; Try ti1r Yourselves ana
i you will find one lalfhas not been told. You can use this letter as
u you think best, and Will domost good and Wshlngthnt your med
; iene may benefit many as much as my daughter,
e Bah, Me-, Fgb' 2l,1l Irelnain gratefully yours, JNo. YorNG.
n -. would say further, that about years agony daughter com
menced raising blood, which continued at times 70. three years, and
y this Halsam. The first bottle stopped the raising of blood entirely,
and she has never been troubled WIN it since;
4 DR.. BRADLEG-DearS Sir; can truly say that the Hungarian bal
g of an "a" affection Usio % Of d the Hi i"ne sH tno't to SI be- inc T HIi by a. ali my my friends
ne by the use ofafaw bottles. One Of my children was also restore,
J., the physicians and it is now my constant resort in case Of any di
fculty in the throat and lungs. | have reeonmnenlca i4s n Hasai
" to a great many persons ana snhi continue 10 u9 so IL l po"'o
to be the best thing in the world for diseases Of the Lungs.
Rn AaSi5i5h' iiII "a GC iIa OF A L lI9ls IN H"I Hi6pfEfLiHSsss 5' doN TH5S'i
TON Extract ola letter from Mrs. S. }. Baxter, Pearl st. Boston
To D. f. TBApLEE-Dcm Sir: The Hungarian hulsam has pertor
BY h'en n5.tiy5iIv ",rcd oTa seatcd cnnsr3n3y3tio1 .by the use Of only
as bottles ofthis mcstimablc medicine. She had been in Il decline ia
nearly Three years, and was considered beyond all Hope when tn
Balsam was taken. We had consulted numerous disttng uishedp ply
sicnns, and tried all the famous prescriptions for consumption
Southern journey, the ncw system Of Inhalation, &cc-without an
heart, to the grave. But the Hungarian nalsam, under Providence
49, has saved her If, and cannot refuse to give you my evidence
Of this astonishing fact for the benefit Of those who may be slmlari
afflicted. In my estimation there eann9t6e a more painful sPeetac
gs tltn tIlt oil an intelligent ana DtluNtN emu, slhNlhH, uy u! uW
under this dreadful malady, with no hope of relief, and dropping il
,as to the grave at last, at the very dawn cflite, while even the lovtl
"A ness of the unfortunate victim renders her condition more tcrrb
MORE HOME TESTIMONY!
DR.. b MLrr-Dear Sir: In the whole list Of remedies for diseus
err ofthc lungs, nothing stands the test like the Hungarian Balsam
e; is spoken o(g ne highest terms by mea of standing in ms 4 plaes'
H.. TO Dr. b. +. BpiD1EE: The Hungarian Balsam is, beyond doul
g9 ! c raj AGENT for his medicine in N. Hampshire and Vermont, where
Of the most astonishing character. CHARLES H. FAR"ELL
&C., E"n"Wn"'' ~ 60. ~ MI n.., ,.,i+ oooego,y RI
names of multtudes of persons who have been benefited by Il
Hungarian Balsan. PECK & SPEAR, Druggists & Chemists
DR.. Br5iIse-Dear Sir You VIII obtge me by sending another
Of Buchnn's Hungarian Balsam, as the last consignment has bee
IT. disposed Of, and has given the most universal and declared sailsi
u ton. ! think no remedy for coughs has proved soeticaeious as tn
Of '"''"'0"'"' W. = % nE ! THEraEss! 'z ''
" From the Christian Observer, March 20, l8i3-Ihe public mt
Mace the utmost reliance upon the statements respecting the Hung
ee ran Balsam, by Or. Bradlee, the American agent, who is an old al
highly respectable citizen of Boston, member Of Christian chtrc
and a man who would net for any Consideration 1 give ms "u
ence in favor Of any sort of deception or iimp4stnre'
by From the Boston Medical Recorder.-Dr Rradleo, the Anenc
d iaclisa l% az th %"' "rrot p Ea 9rI% Mc Sjms "i iUo IN me ~ T" st6te =! and am me-
TO teal journals would materially aid the cause of true humanity by
mic commenting it to the particular attention Of the afflicted.
ISL done more to relieve hesuferngso f the operatives employed in
his cotton factories who are affected with weak lungs, than all thee
in From The u hompsonian-Tfan thing could reconcile US toa d
panlre from Thomsonian principles, in the treatment of dlseas
1ne it would be the eNtIaioTUih3ry rp1nll'a'l a htdGIne liNetue iiu I
n a gaHan Balsain, which we believe both from careful i analyss@nG II
one effect ofuhis incidence in case OF Consumption IS truly Ns'onis
Stt "s' TO TIE CONSERVATIVE!
Every family in the United states should be supplied with b
the chans Hungarian Balsam Of Life, not only to cognIcract the co
the medicine in all cases Of Coughs Colds, Splitting of Blood, Pain
the Side and Chest, Irritation and soreness of the Lungs, Broncl
ted % It's, Drficaity Of Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night swcat8, ENACT
ton and General debility, Asthma, influenza, Whooping Coue
mt, In case ofmtral. disease of the Lungs, or seated consumptio
we Sold by g% Mcdonald 4 Smith, sole Agents for the United Kiugdol
at the Italian Warehouse, Regent street, London, in Bottles al
ont W By Special lpointnment2DAvID +. BRADLEE, u9 Court $
has Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for the United States and British Am'