The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-26
PULMONRY ORGANS.

PULMONRY ORGANS.
very important disease which this 'Balssm' OK
erts n very powerful influence, is that of a
DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint il has undoubtedly Proved more eea
cOus than Of any remedy hitherto employed, and in nu-
merous instances when patients had endured long and
we're suffering from the disease, without receiving the
east benefit IOm various remedies and when Mercury has
cen resored to in vain, the this Baam has restor
the Liver TO healthy action, and in many instances ef-
ectcd
PERMANENT CURES,
after every known remedy had failed produce this dcsr-
ed effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in tho diseases above
mentionrd, find il very efivctual remedy in
ASTHMA. complaint in which II has been extensively
used with decided success even IN cases Of years stan
ding.
1t not only from regular physician but has
also been well tested in all the complaints for which IS
recommended Ii is my intention, therefore, either TO
coax in mystery. in any way deceive the public by
deavor give bre statement OF lis usefulness and Hat
myself that its surprising efficacy will enable me to
furnish such proofs Of lis virtues will satsfy the most
incrcduous, that Consumption may and AN BIZ URED,
is this medicine be rOsnrcd to in time.
There IS perhaps disease with which Our country Is
affected which sweeps off annually many victims. As
Day after day. ye1 after year, the istae monster huI
RIGS to the portals Of The cod and client tomb fresh added
victims its conquest No walk of life Is sacred from its
bgln influence. No age is exempt from its deatdeal-
ing shafts rh 3D. the middle aged and the young, al
alike, are food tor this common ePmy of mankind
The white haired patriarch whose life OF temperance has
rendered his system mpervOus To the attacks Of other Ills
and whose good deeds prepared him for the enjoyment OF
ifes CAIN evening finds consumption fastening its fanss
upon his vitals and tearing him from world, cv5r bgh
To minds which LOOK comPIaccniIy on days well sPeht
l. Their no help or the afflicted No preventive Of the
dangcrs which bcsct in Ohangeablc and Tickle
ame1 think there may be. And ii the allegations of
those who least entitled to veracty, may be be-
Iicved. there is preventive and remedy.
istars BaIsam Of i'd henry is offered to Il suffering
world AZ such II needs not the sadyentiIinus aid of
long string OF ciicious certificates TO gyeit noteTiey s
true lur aud intrinsic excellence and sufficient iosent
ties it TO the confidence ofthe public. and
fnnf
the of its inventor, beneacure,of his species.
INIoN OF REGULAR MUSICIAN.
Exeter, Me-, Sept 30, 1876.
This ccrtes that have recommended the use of IS
TAR'S BALSAM OF lid KERRY for diseases OF
the lungs for two years pasti and many bottles ioi my
kno ledge have been ussd by my patients all with bene
cial results. InwO where it thought conr-
med consumption had taken place, the lid Cherrcy eec
BoYDEN, MUSICIAN at E1ter Corner.
E. BOYDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner.
No Qudckcry! No Deception!
An published statements Of cures performed by this med
icine, are, in every repect True.
BenGre of Counter fLs and limitations.
The unparecId and astonishing efficacy of DR. Wisars
Basam Of lid henry in all the diseases for which IL is
recommended, curing many cases after the skill Of the
best unavailng has effected large and in
creasng demand This fact has caused several
pruepled counierieTs and mitaors palm off spurious
inc Balsam.
Be careful and get the genuine
DR.. WistGr's Bdlsanp of HiLd Cherry.
None genuine unless sncned by Butts Address all orders
to Seth w Fowle, Boston, Mass For sale by
Agents. DR.. Rnssel; YER
gennes, F.HunIingion; Shoreham, Wright
& Bush; Whiting, Joseph Simonds Corn
wall, B. F. Haskell Bristol, G. w, Par
melee New Haven, A. P. Roscoe; Monk
ton, T. C. Smith; Cornwall, |. G. Mead;
Hinesburgh, Boynton & Burnett; Burling-
ton, Peck g. Spear; Brandon, Warren &
Bliss Pittsford, Henry Simonds; Hines
burgh U. ID. Weller. They are sold also
by Druggists and appointed Agents gen.
orally throughout the State. II