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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-16

Mnooben 1cu Santa slnna bel SRio Vrlc, e.
nem natiirlid, fefen punfte, nur lO-iS
fpanifde sReilen BON Der Sanptitaot et't'
fernt, Die Ieste Gdladt wasen wcllen. Wtan
fird,tet bier, tae ein Courier nit Depeihen
BON @en. Wcrtb ben guerillas lit bic Soan-
be sefaaen iff.-Bier Sclcaten, bret bonn A.
artiGeriereeimente unb elmer pcm 2. penl'-
ipluanifhen 0iesimente, ipurcen Sffentlieb Sl'
80 StcdIhldsen traftirt, cann tpureen TO-
men bic Saare abraflrf, Elm 3ettel NIT " d IT,
BE r" auf benz 91iiden sebeftet, II. Die Sail1t-
lihen bier Rerle aus benz Eager 9eja9t. Sie
worer ,,peimal in bas Caus eines frieoIiden
8uraers eineebrcden uno batten ftd caielbit
ihIeft aufsefilhrt.
SaIapa, ben 20 Wat.
Die Werifdner babcn 9iafrihteu aus Der
Soauptftaot erbaltenL bic Ile aber Dor uns &C.
helm balten. giner faste mir jeooh seftern
slbeno, pob in Der Sauptitaot Is 8atail(cns
Nattcnalsarcen bewaAnet tpcrbcn isien, cae
bic Gerihansunsen am Nio Srio nit grocer
gnersie betrieben, baB @lrdcn unb &anp-
nen umgeitmUl5en nerben, uno bic 8eTser
elmer @ieeeret @n9ldnoer, 9eswunseu NOR
oen feien, 8u9eIn fitr bic &anonen su gle
ecn. Dies Tnb freilidb III merifani1d d. G
@erit hte; es birfte aber bod ettpas
Watres baran iein. Scoiel fd)eint aepie,
cag un1ere9lrmee einen ancern beieen8ampf
su beltebeu baben miro, ehe lte in bic Naupt-
fact einrhft. 8iel hdnst ietph bon Dem
eussanse Der prdfcentenmabl at, tpcrhter
mir nod nihts Tdteres eriabren baben.
JSirb S,errera 9epdblt,- unb bae cerIelbe
cine ltarfe Vartet Su feincn @unffen bat, III
eemis - 70 merbeu phue 3meifel Nricbens-
unterbanbluneen an9efnilpft tperoen. ISrc
ober Santd 9lnna poer elmer Ieiner 9lnbdn-
aer aetpdblt, 70 lit Der &riea nod lanae nio,t
Uprbet, II. eine anbere Shlad,t Dor Ser ge.
fesuns Der 9auptitaot setpiB.
lapa ben 2l. Mlai.
Sc febr iIh aud, Die 8eo6lferuna Der me-
rifaniIhen Gticte bel 9lnndberunq unlerer
srmecn bon eenlelben flilhten, ineem ibnen
felt Mcnaten uoraus Yerfinect tpirb, tae
Die 9)antees ihre Sc6uier plitneern, ibren
Weihern uno 16htern @eipalt antbun unb
itre 8irden seritOren tpiircen, 70 oerIiert fld,
biele Surdt nad) Der @tnnabme oieierStdo-
te redt balb, uno- mad,t elmer anoern Se-
fnr6tuue plus, ndmlid Der, oas fle nidt
immer cen llfern Shnb BADEN tperoen,
melhen Ge nnter unierm @cmmancanten
finben, uno baB fe mad, benz 9lbsus Der lln-
iriaen ibren eisenen rduberifden ScIbaten
wicber ;ur 8eute bienen 1nil6en. Sd bin
ilbcr;euet, oa6 Der NbSu9 Der amerifaniihen
9lrn,een aus Meritc cen beGernGinwobnern
jenes9ances meit unmillfcmmener Ieiu pirb,
als ibnsn Die 9lnfnnft berlelben mar. sSrci-
lid, CLAUDE id ridt, caB bieier Nu9enblid
fcsleid fcmmen miro.
9lu6er Oerrerd Sat audi Gl(orid9a 9lus-
tdten auf bic prd1toentihaft. 9lud, er 1T
Elm Trenensfanbioat, Der BEL ben Tremeen
in beitem Hufe itebt. @r it teiner iener Sri
Iitdr Cespoten, unb bas ipridt ihcn iebr
laut ,u ieinen @uniten. (St. pcf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-16
&rieasberibte.
GeraGru,, ben 21. W2ai,

~ Z " W ! ~ CSu JUtutI ICf6s
St ocri9er Nad1t um A llhr, batten mir
nur 400 Cdritte bon einem Ill uIerer Staot-
ttpre ein fleines Sharmusef, cas orei me-
rifaniihen @ueriaaS bas Qebeu, uno neun
anbern bic Sreiheit tcitete. Sh tbeile SD
nen bier ben sansen gcrfan ausflbrlib NIT.
Sterit Grm gante, ber bic llnfriaen te-
febligte, bate aus gutter 0uelle erfabren,
bas G6 allnddtIid1 Gin fleines @ucrillaccrps
ben Stabtttpren ndtere, unb bereits mehr-
mails pferoe, peld,e fiir bic Waeensi9e be-
ftimmt tparer, 9eifcblen babe. Mit Grlaubs
niB ocs 9cuoerneurs fammelte er fteben
6reiwilli9e, unb sins in Der @itwpd Saa6t
aus, INN bie9fduber su fansen, mas ihm aber
bamals nidt selans. @eitern Nadlt rpie-
berholte er ben 8erlud,, uno 9ins besbalb
un9efdbr um 10 llbr mad Dem plase tpp bic
Wd9en aufbewabrt tperben, ab. Bier Wdn-
ner tpuroen in Sointerbalte selest, bon mel
DIEM aus fle bic 9anse @e9cno ilbeyiehen
fcnnten, cbne felbft 9eleben su perben; Die
anoern liefen einseln in Der @eeenb terum,
nidt mebr ais $50 Shritte bonn tOinterbalt
entfernt. Dice oauerte niht lan9e, ete ei-
ner Der Spasiersdnser ;tuei Mdnner bemerf-
te, bic auf ibn sufamen. Gr rief fe AT, er-
tielt aber feline 9lntmprt. Dem einen be,
Werifaner ja9te er cine &use[ III ben eeib,
nnb trieb i'm oamit in bic Slubt, Der anbe-
re brans nun NIT sescsenem SdbeI mutbis
anf itn etn; cine piitclenfusel ntadte aber
ieiner frieserifhen eaufbahn Elm ffneles
gnbe. Der 6tadtIins mar insrifden einem
anoern nnierer Qente nabe 9efommen, unb
oieier itredte i'm nun nit elmer 8iihfenfuael
nieoer. SnSwiiden batten fd mebrere an
Dere @uerilas 9endbert fcbalo iie aber Der
ats benz 9tnterbalt 9erbeieiIenoen anfl6tie
purcen, lit ein nabeifetenbes 6aus gefild-
ct. Sn oiefem 6auie batten fh Die 9fdu-
YER oerbarrifaoirt, uno tire Wafen unter
em Su6bcoen oerbpr9en, als unlere tapfern
5ieben bic 2blre einipren9ten, u. bas san-
2 9efnbel sefansen nahmen. slls man
,e!ter nahiudte, fano man lire Wafen,
no i'm 0cfe, oer NIT elmer boben Steinmau-
r ,imseben :par, lire pferoe. Die Banct-
en-, benn ibrem NeuBern nad, flno lle nihts
Inberes, fpuroen bon Waann nah Der
5tabt transportirt bic anbern bier Wann
,pn Sberit 8antS 8efepihaft blieben i'm
Oaule, uno nerbafteten beute grah bret an
,ere moblbenaffnete Wadnner Die in ben
ocfraun einseritten famem. Sbne 3speifel
It tieles oaus cine fOrmlid,e @ueriaahOble,
100 fld, spabrfheinlid audi jene WSrber auf-
gebatten batten, bic unlere Drascner in
Ganta Sc I'M Shlate niebernebelten.
60 baben Die llnlri9en BEL bieiem Streif'
,use 19 4feroe unb Maulthiere, 20 W'ns-
feten, IA Stnber. 10 piftolen, % Sdttel II.
3dunse, nnc nnsefdhr 400 pfune Maniticn
erbeutet. Die gefansenen sperben Dor eiu
@erisbt seiiellt unb spabriaeiulid gum gdt'
gen perurtbeilt sUercen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-16

Som Gortpin barf lId freuen, caB itn felt
gutter Stern bis jest mod ntbt in bic Odno'
nnferer Sclbaten lit Werifp uno belcnbere
bertenisen int Eager ;u guena gi(ta, fallen
lief. Seitt un9lildlther Stanbpunft, ben er
spdbreno Der Stbnng ces lesten @cn9reGes
1T 8esug auf bic &rie9sDerbdltniBe atpiihen
ben Ser. Staater unb Merifc einaencmmen
bat, bat ibm mit0ieht benllnnillen II. biegers
ahtung unierer Sruppen 5u9e;cgen. Sbeleih
mir feinen Wctlgefablen an bieIer Wetbobe,
Beradtung nno ltntpillen 9egen elite perfcn
sa ,nanifeifirel fnoen fonnerL 70 elauben
mir oennc6 bic 2betlnetmer an unteu bes
setdneten 9luftritte 1T etnem getpiGen @raoe
entfhalcisen su maf1en, neil Der Sor. Senae
tor cine 9eraoesu feinblide Stelfuna aeqen
feir 8aterIano uno Diejeni9en, welde ieine
Sdlahten fhlaget, eiunabm.
SIM ed9er ;u 8uena 8iita tpurbe ndmlid,
Der ahtbare Cerr, tpte man folhe 8ertreter
elnes republifanilden @plfes aus etiquette
au id,ln1pfen pne9t, bon elmer 9roBen unc re-
fpettablen slnsabl SclbateuL i'm m8ilbnie fiirss
lid perbrannt, mobet bic ltdrflten uno un,
stpeioeutigiten 8etpeile bon 8erahtun9 an
ben9as gelegt spnroen. Sc untertiegt fetnem
3rreifel, eaB, tpdre ST. @cripin in perfcn st.s
9e9en Sespeien, man ibn nit eit,en. &leioe
bon vTbeer ane 6ecern'' beebrt baben tpiirs
be.
9lls eir Curriculum tpnrbe bon einem Iren
tpiDiSen aus littferer II Stabt, in einem
Dor tpeni9em Gasen babier nn9elansten 8ries
fe, Elm tpenis Afbe bon benz bilolid nerbrai,e
ten ahtbaren s,errn bierber seianbt, in bes
rem BeIbe mir fnb. Zen Treunben folder
@urioltGten sura gefallen beben soir bic 81
tbe fDgsfdltig auf, nno iinc jeberseit -bereit
telb.se auf 8srlansen in unierer Sffsin be-
Ghtigen su taHeu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-16

Shreibcn cines Sclbatcn an feline @eliette.
l gig geliebte> cu fannit nod
feln an meiner
3, ba bod nein Sners n,lr
bid, idldet. Infer Stab lte9t lit
firhen u1b Elm
tratlatt tpirb Dir ia9en, baB id tapfer
fcd,t unb fetn
Z fhldfer mar. SD nebme llrlaub jeBt,
uno st6
8 ebe bu sfaubf, bin id) BET Dir, fa9e aber
ia ,ttht
9. tpenn id nta beine 9anb atbalte benn
mir tpdHern ale
10 mad Dir. SD fhreibe bielen Brief 1T
Der 9rcsten
IL erti9feit; benn es ietld9t
12 unb bic Tpff gett ab.
Tein bid liebenber peter.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-16

p"S bonn a 8 @prtptn ppnunIern
Sre twt Il tg n in so ri t 0 i'm 8ilbni8
DER erbrannt.-Dte oerrdtberiide 9aeoe ces
QSbt9ienatcrs Gprtpit bon unferm Staate
bat BET ben 6reitpiQisen inter General snp.
lcr Die 9rSBte Gntriiftung berppreerufen. Der
@orreipcnbt. Der IetpsSrleans Delta fd,reibt
bonn 8uena Giita ltnterm 2Oifen slprit:
vgcr cini9en 9tdehten tpurbe Der vahtba.
re'' Gtcntas @crtpin bon Sbio BON elmer
r9rcsen unb adtbaren geriammIung bon Srei
wiaieen 1tnter Tluden unb gertplnibunsen
i'm 8tlcni6 nerbrannt -
Tcm Scrtpin mag feinem Sdopfer tanten
bas er niht felbit aesenndrtis mar. Stne
einem &leibe bon Cheer uno Nebern tpii,be
er fhtperlid tues9efcmmeu fein. Weitbcte.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-13
Advantages of a Calamity.

We read capital story in French paper,
respecting the advantages OF calamity. Inc
narrative was very verbose, and so we VIII
tell the tale in ms few words as possible.
widow lady was living near Lyons, at the Pc
riod of the inundation the Rhone. she was
Young and beautiful and had just accepted
the hand of an old fellow of iifty-fivc or sixty
who passed himself off as spruce bachelor IN
the prime of life. They passed certain eve
nie together in social chat, talking over their
union, which was to take place the next day
Mr. Leonard, the bridegroom that was to pc,
finally took leave, and retired for the night.
He LODGED on the second floor. He had made
some progress in preparing for repose, when
a violent commotion was heard, and Mrs Dan
vile, the widow, burst into his room.
"What is the matter p exclaimed the
bean.
ooh! mon Dieu Pr exclaimed the lady,
"the river has risen and inundated my apart
ments and I am forced to ascend to yours for
shelter"
Here she paused and uttered wild shrek /;
for, on looking around hcr,she behed CLOS
sy black wig hanging on the back of a chair,
while the bald pate of her lover glistened in
the lamp light She thought his voice sound
ed strangely, and, on looking on the dressing
table, the enigma was explained by the ap-
pearance of a fine set of teeth. But she had
no time for explanations for the river was
still rising, and finally came up to the second
story windows Mr. Leonard opened win
dow and reared for help. A boatman pulled
to his assistance.
"Can you take a couple of passengers ?"
said he"
"Thcro's only room for one" replied the
boatman
Then here goes" cried the odrghtcd
lover, and he jumped into the boat and left
the widow to her fate.
The latter rushed up stairs, and entered
an apartment ON the third 1oor-it was ocou-
pied by a handsome young painter, who start
ed on seeing her.
You here, madam ?" he exclaimed, C
thought you had saved yourself, else | should
have risked my life for yours.
But tell me-" said the lady, "who paint
ed that picture on the easel ?"
"Pardon my daring, madam answered the
painter, dit is an attempt at your portrait -
/ have labored on it in secret and with ardor,
Yes, lady, at this dreadful moment, l may
speak out and confess that | love you, though
another claims your hand"
He is unworthy Of me--I have cast him
of forever"
"Thcn you pardon my boldncss painting
your portrait"
"If you like it, the original is at your SER
vice."
We need not say that the offer was accept
ed. In the meantime the flood subsidized; and
although in the morning Mr. Leonard came
back in a canoe to claim his BRIDE, with two
spruce Waterman to carry him to church, he
was repulsed with di5dain, and had the cha
grin Of seeing his youthful rival perfectly hap
py- To the young painter, the inundation of
the Rhonc was a fortunate event. and he re-
cognzed the truth of Shakspeares assertion
"There is tide in the affairs Of men,
Which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-13

preme Court, to expound the laws What IS
the use Of these functionaries,i f those appoint
ed to act in accordance to the law are to be
the Judges A high sheriff OF the county Or
the marshal of a State, might, with the same
p pro prize set himself up as Judge, and tell
what the law is and what it is not-what it
shall be and what it shall not be, as for the
Postmaster Genera! 10 dictate in matters of
post Office law and yet, every day or two, we
have some formal dccison--somc pontificIal
bull from the Postmaster General and all the
little postmasters and supernumcrarics shout
amen, and carry it into effect, and the people
submit to it. . We don't believe in any such
incorrect way OF doing business. If there is
any doubt or ambiguity in the post office law,
the Supreme Court is the proper tribunal to
construe and adjudicatc upon it,and that body
alone; and whatever they decide to be law
the Postmaster General and his deputies must
see carried out.
We go for cheap postage, and for the Su-
preme Court to be the Judges Of the law.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-13

CoRN POPPING MACHINE. We saw, the
other day, one of the neatest, simplest and
best little machines for popping or parching
corn, that there is in the world. 1t is u box,
made of wire gauze, with door to it and a
handle attached The corn is put in, and the
machine or box is shaken over the fire for a
short time, and the corn will turn itself wrong
side out in the "grcatest agony" Such a
swapping and hopping you never did see! II
is as much livelier than "a pea IN 4 hot sill
1ct," as that is smarter than a snail in a quick
trot, They are made by c. c. lLosely, wire
worker, Winthrop, who will fit you out with
one, for half dollar, in first rate Shape
Maine Farmer.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-13

LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.-Yosterday
morning as one of the South Ferry boats was
approaching the dock, and was within few
feet Of the bridge, an inpatient passenger
endeavored to jump from the boat to the
bridge; a young man on the shore equally
inpatient at the same moment attempted to
jump from the bridge to the boat in order
that he might be passenger on her return
trip-tlie two jumpers met in mid air and
both pI1mped down into the water They
were fshed ont without farther accident.eX-
cept that a spectator laughing at the mshap
in spite ofhimself, tumblcd in after them,
andwas slightly bruised by the fall.-754-
6u7e.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-13
MELANCHOLY FRUlTs OF TMrEMpEn.

MELANCHOLY FRUITS OF IMrEMpEn-
ANcE. A man named Morse, belonging to
South Dedham, Mass. came to lis death Sun
day, at Andoyer, abbott villagc) by throw
ing himself from bridge into the river He
started from home sometime last week, and on
Sunday found himself in Andoyer He rush
ed down the streets Of the village, crying muir
dcr,being under the influence Of delirium ire
mems, and finally reached the river and threw
himself INFO it. Scarcely five minutes elaps-
ed before the body was recovered but life was
extinct. He was taken back to his home at
Dedham Monday morning.-TrarcHer
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-13
DR.H f. PEERY'S
VERlIIFUGE OR DEAD SHOT,"
EOR WORMS

highly ra5e preparation, capable from the proptu9e
Of It's action, Of clearing tic system IN Jto hours Of
CGery norm.
The origin, Developments and support of worms in She
human system, are to be attributed to depraved and
debiliated condition ofthe stomach and bowels ii be-
ing an established fact that where the digestion is uni
paired the general power Of the system in healthy
state, they find habation This preparation has
the peculiar advantage of not only destroying every
worm but also otproducing healthy action ofhe sto
mach ana other organs OF DIGESTION thereby reiitTin3
gcstiye organs. Although prompt and certain in its OPP
eion and not unpleasant to the taste, it is perfectly
SAFE the tenGcrcSt age.
The following certificate was addressed TO Messrs 4.
B' q D. Sands General Agents at Aew York I ,e,o
Gentlemcn:I feel IL to be both duty and pleasure
to make known the great medicinal value OF Dr. PERI
VERNFuGE as proved by its effects on two fmy child
ren, both Of whom much afflicted and their health
quite impaired in consequence of wormS. For nine
months previous to using the Dead Shot Vermiiuge,"
we had Iesoed to various worm medicines, which pro-
duced but partial relief; their sleep was broken, with
great fetClmess and pains in the stomach tcny ofthc
noseand otherpartS, and we at night
being obliged to wait upon and relieye them all we
could. administered 10 each OF them dose CT the
Dead Shot which brought away large masses oc worms
in a decomposed state and greatly relieved them. a
second dose eectually removed all remains of worms
and their health since, which il now three nonrhs
has been entirely restored Imako this statement that
all hay ing children suffering from similar cGhse may
resort to the same means Tor relief
RICHARD HALLORAN, Nos Crosby st.
The following is an extract from letter aDdrCsSed to
A. b. & ID. Sands from he agent at Derby Line.
., ,.,. Derry ai LINE LINE, " lIa{y 7til, i8t5.
m'uge about fifteen days since, and have now only
few dozens left hand, which VIII be gone in less than
ten days. Hscems to do the work to the satisfaction
who Use it, hear great accounts oftwhere
1t has produced the expulsion Of from Is 20 to 1l5
worms IRON one person, and nearly the same number
one OF Che prevailing diseases in Canada and Vermont
Please send me an2thor supply as soon as c3nyeniant
respectfully, &C. BUTLER.
Prepared BY Or IL. 4 Poetry, and sold Wholesale and
retail by A. p 3 D. SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fulton st.,
- 4rEl ts,,, Nan You'd
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-13
BEWARE OF O0UNTERFEITERS.
DALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

DAi4I4E1 =
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
On the wrapper they have the name of Henry Daley
printed. TorHcount the lasehooda tAey circulate with
their counterfeit sale, would ill volume Besides il
is too loathesome to dwell upon
Gentle reader, plain statement of facts viii enable
YOU to prevent future deception. heretofore nuJ OF
you, while you supposed YOU were purchasing Daley
genuine Magical Pain ENtractor, have boon buying a
Worthless counterfeit article Dallyes Magical Pain E1
is acknowledged BY ali druggists and dealers in
medicines and physicians to be tie best saye in the
world 1t put up in tin boxes folded in label. and
on the label he writes his nae Ii. Daley, with pen IN
different colored ink from the label The counterfeit la
Henry Daley printed the label in imitation OF writ.
ing. BY examining closely you can detect the deCep-
ton. III the genuine the initial IL. DALEY, is written
in the counterfeit the whole name, Henry Daley APP
pears Truth and fairness ought to characterize all cur
transactions in this world, and the man who resorts to
aisehood and deception impose upon the public out
to fare they surely will come out, poor in the begin
ming, and poor in the end,
Citizens Of Yermonti Offer. you Daloy's genuine
selfWith pen each box. This is the original genu
inc Pain Extractor, and is what the proprieors Cor
nas Pain Extractor claim to exactly initiate. Whcth
does exactly initiate Dalleys or not cannot say.
but never saw the first person yet who gave Councils
the preference
DaIlcys Genuine Magical Pain Extractor is in the
hands OF the following agents for sale i'll boxes See;
that Il Daley is written with pen on the wrapper.
S p Peck II Il & Scott Hartman, Bennington
John Iandon, Factory Point Wheedon & Wickham
Pawlet; b scoHeld & Co., : lear: Poultney; A s.
Allen, TaiIh9ven; jamie on, Castleton; d MIRO
gan Jr. & Co, " Rutland; l. III Walker, Clarendon
Springs; M Holland, Dandy Corners; Il Martindne,
Wallinsford: Jones l. Dow Cu4tinrsyiiIe; l. b Par,
lter, Clarondon Luther Daniels, Rutland; 5 d " ins-
Tor, pittsiord; Nolney Ross Brandon; W 7 Russell,
1Iiddlebury; y Roscoe, Newhaycn; 7 Smith,
tington, Ycrgennes w Brown, ADDISON; G Searla
& Co., Brdport; Chapman & McEwcn, Chipmans PIT;
w b Catlin & Co., Orwell; and r Walker Benson.
1t was Dalleys Extractor thai was made and put up
years before Connects. It was Dalleys that We the
wonderful reputation and as'onished the whoe medi
cal faculty by its cures. Gentle reader, it is DaIeys
signed with pen on the wrapper, that you want You
easily test II. Twenty FIVE cents buys box. DO
not suffer yourselves to be imposed upon any longer.
G1y N. A. HOLCOMB Agent for IL. DALEY.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-13

| sISOR Coaghs, Odds, Consunptions, asthma, Phu
u risy Pht1isic, Spjning Of btood, Hoping Couch,
B'onchiHs, and Pulmonary affections and Diseases ef
tho LgRGs Of ec'yy KIM.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Tasam has now been very
eXensi' eyused for he past twenty years and probably
with greater success than any other article known
AAhezed, we make few extracts from certificates Of
plysciGns ard others.
Physicians write us that "they consider ii safe and
req s@ct01S remedy that will not djsappoint the
sonabic expectations Vi hose who use ii.
Another says II have, for some time past bee, in the
hablt OF prescribing the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam
for consumption, asthma pleur splitting of blood and
with confidence recommend as superior to any cher
preparation used for Tie above Complaints"
, A gentleman writes US, that Ills physician, who is in
the constant ha! Oh PIC cIihing ii in all conpiaints of
the lungs, recommended him to make 3I of f. affer he
nae consulted several physicians who had des aired Of
ms recovery from severe affection of the LUNGS and
mat on using it, the benefit lie derived from il was such
mat several other physicians who attended upcn him
sed mat they were ully satisfied that it was the best
remedy he could use"
Another writes us "that his VIE who has been tronh
led WIN pnsc and has hecn under the Of sew
er2 eminent physicians for upwards Of dirty years,
without having been hut little benefited obtained i'm.
mediate relief on using it. She has now used it m
WARDS five years. and il has frr Jad of giving re-
lief at once
The Vegetable Pulmonary Ralsam was for nany vears
me only ldcIe known as Pulmonary Balsam Its great
celebrity has given rise TO great many grops arfirIes
winch by partially assuming the name of the gerine
or by being put up resemble it rs nearly as nos
sibeare often fosed upon he public as the TR1 article
Among these are "Carter's Compound Pulmonary Bal
sam" American pulmonary Ba!sam,' Vegetable PuI-
monary Balsam,' Hunters Pulmonary B8lsam ;';&c
I'eware Of al ofthem. Enquire for the article by its
whole name, the VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
"a NJ and be sure to get the TRUE ARTICLE prepared by
REED & CUTLER. Date Reed Wing & Culer Bost Cn.ard
see that it has the written signature of m Jonl Ctlrr
upon yellow la ell on the blue envelope Each bottle
ana sea- IS stamped "Negotahlc PUN orary Palsam.m
For sale by Druggists Apothecaries and country Mer
chants generally, Price 80 cents,