Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19
kirkbridc's Tattersall,s
saN HEAVE POWDERS. d,

NAA N
1t is wnrrented to be perfectly safe in all cases. viii
had mo he om cheaper
most Of the limitations which are being circulated
throughout the country being put up in larger packa
ges sufficient to cure an ordinary case OF Heaves and
to administer in dozen cases Of cold, catarrh, &c.
At this season. while the Horse is shedding his con,
his vital energy is much reduced, and he is extremely
liable to colds, &c, many cases Of incipient Heaves
are contracted now but! are suppressed py pasture Q,
fall. Thousands Of horses can be saved from future
unsoundness, if, when the first symptoms of cold or
wheeling is observed, few doses OF the Tattersols
Heave Powders should be administered. They are
warrened to wholly eradicate recent heaves al this
season.
GREAT SPRING PURIFIER.
The heave powders, given in small doces will be
found most use iul at this season They stimulate the
skin to cast off the superuous hair and produce new
they loosen the hide give glossy appearance to the
cont, protect against disease they also from their fine
alternative and restorative powers, purify the blood
and renovae the whole system, which horses require
at this as much as any Of the human race, who
find preparation of snrsaparla useful to correct a
vated state CT the fluids, incident TO the change Of
wen.her which in TIE spring affects OF all animal
This remedy has acquired standing never before
attained by any horse medicine and in l1ct we know
no pntent medicine that has received as much COM
mendation considering the time it has been estab-
shed in this country More than 800 verbal and
written testimonials have vountarialy been rendered
Messrs. A. H. Cough g. Co-Ic.rtify that bought
one package of kirkbride's TArTERsALL's Heave
Powders, aud used horse Of mine that was troub
led severely with heaves and the single package
cured him. The powders given about two
months ago, and have never seen any indications Of
the disease since.
II. J. CHiIps, 156 Brownies
Mr. 1sacs, President of the Saugerties Bank, informs
us that he had horse cured OF heaves and bad cough
by one package. Mr. J. s. Smith, IA Fulton-st call
ed to tell us that he cured his horse Of most annoy
ing and troublesom cough accompanied by evidence
OF worms and general lack Of condition by the Tat
tersn 8 Heave Powders
Extract from letter from a merchant at Clyde
n Y who has sold an immense quantity ofthe Heave
Powders:
{" have only II packages left and would like to
have you sc I'd groce more Immediately. would
not like to be GU, as every body who wishes to get
remedy for their horses, want Tattersns, and will
take "no,hng sse.'' Yours &c. WIN. G. ELY.
Clyde New York
Proof Already Published.
Besides the above we can refer TO the published
certificates of Messrs 4. A. Hanks, South Amboy,
n. j.; S. Roberts, L.. L. Ed. Jones, Clyde, n. Y:
Mr.. Flanagan, Mddlebury, VT f. Fritz G. Lloyd,
j. Gale and others Of this city which proves conclu
sivey that it is the best remedy which can be given
to horses troubled with heaves, &c. worms istua or
thstles, ncpien founder, CHAMBERS, and general want
of condition. Ample directions for its use in al these
diseases accompany each package. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by A. II GouGH Il CO. l49
Futon-st. New York. A. G. Spear and Geo. Har-
rington agents tor Burlington.