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Lake Superior Copper NTines-Xield, &c
EAGLE RIVER, Lake Superior. Mich,
THURSDAY Jan |. 1852

Totis Edaor Or The N y. Iri5une.
DEAR SIR: ALLOW me TO correct to an error
that was made in TIE Tn5,De, un,er da.e of 18Th
CT Nov last. IN referring TO the Mines Of Lake SUI
perlor, yOu say " The Chi Mines Of Lake Superior
yield produce uneQ1alod the world. TIE tiSille
ton and az others, is thai The yield
IS Of the pure metal" Al the mines that are being
worked III this country, (shch are between forty
az airy IL Iumber) are producing the same kind Of
ueiai MAT is found IN the Cliff mines The present
appearances OF the mines on kenanan P0in! and II
tAe On;cnaeaa District, never were more altering
Tie amount OF pPeE which viii be shipped during
the Havta'ion season oi 1852, VIII no. AL mu,l
short CT 2cCo tuns-teins a51ut one third % rae
amount consumed IN he United states annually.
Tree are LOW exI oscd 10 viey IN me elf Mine,
copper II mares OF pre- natal, which viii we "a
over S'f hnfdr'd hHs; a-c VIXEN other mines SHAH
have hetI opened 10 the sane exten, that the CEI
Aiihes Pave been, = IS c0LlteIliy believed tlat
thtY VII compare iayola5iy wlih those mines.
lie amount al copper shi10Cd from TINS CO ln,rF
ClIts tbe season OF 1851 amounts TO about sixteen
hutcUd iurs, ard there viii x gra1la increase
IS ne mlItS become more thoroughly opened.
Al lie tlh Mines there are three Is-ga stsan
eIelses ~ operation, and $40 hundred ami dfty men
ergaeed IN and about The lnes. Tire North Ameri-
can MIMI oMpdi.y employ a1Cnt O.e hundred q nd
slNy mcn am have IN operation two DO serful en-
e.Its 10 daye their machinery
Many Other niges have been opened n Snch an
extent mat engines aid ether Necessary machinery
are beng erected 10 carry On the works vgorousv
There are over three thousand sous among me
mines, OF WI n number about fourteen hundred are
laboreIs, who average $50 per month fo- their
services, clear OF al expenses. Yours, etc w.N.K.
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Sailor Drowned.

BALrrNoRE, Friday, Feb. IA. 1852.
James Hall, mate of the brig BrOokllne OF East
port. pushed John Moore, a SAILOR, overheard yes
irrcaH and he was drowned.
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Trial for Murder.

AT the October term of the First District
Court OF the United States for the territory OF Utah.
Howard Eean was trled and acquitted OF the charge
If murder, IN killing James Monroe, Who it seems,
had seouced his wife.
The case was vigorously prosecuted by the | s..
rIoseCuuIg Attorney Seth Nj. Bar Esq, who left
To duty IN me premises unpeIformed.
Geo A. Smith, counsel for the prisoner, addressed
the Court and Jury az considerable length lie urged
as argument In favor Of his client, that the prisoner
hsc seed in accordance with n ountain Law and
the UnI'ed States Jaw not applicable 10 this
case. In relation 10 Mountain La y he says: Wat
is natural justice with this people Does civil suit
fer damages answer the purpose, not with an isOla
ted individual, but with this whole community No
1t does g. The principle. the only that beats
aud throbS through the heart of the entire Inhabitants
Of This Territory, Is simple this" The man who Sc
o0cts ms neIghbols wife must die and her nearest
relative must Kill him."
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Markets-Rlpoyfed BY Telegraph

CHARLESTON, Friday, Feb 10, 1852
CorToS-Sales 10 day , 200 bales at 6!Issc The
tas except 800 or 400 bales made prior 10 the
pubica,ion OF the Pacihc's news. The market ex
hibiis change.
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NKw-JEHsEY.-The Opposition State
Convention TO choose Delegates to Baltimore.
will he held a, Trenton Nav E
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The jury returned a verdici Of no, guilty.

= "! TV'''''.' I" I-TT-7 - no. s0I11 =
TIE Neys sGyS, IN reference 70 the plea OF the
think they viii sufficiently explain the nature of the
ula without cOmmeAt, and prove a efficient warn.
mg 10 all VI cnaste reproba.es, that they are not
wanted IA Cur community anu all editors who have
been publ shing that the MornOns are set OF law
less eebaucheos ard prostitutes may do well to pub
lsh said plea, charge and verdict, for the special
teneh. Of their readers for Il may be the means Of
savlIg some of them rom similar fate
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The NHlGs OF DUTcHEss CouYrY.-
Az meeting o. the General Commit;ee fine Young
Wing Guard, az TIE house OF James r CT IN ne
day Of February, IS52 Dr. Nelson XndrewS
PIesieeht, IN the char the following resolutions
h,sos.a .eAi ne Young Nls . ia-d OF bitches Crua-
" ie-aitlm t1eir devotion % ne ColStissrioe -t.--.
n We sieai Plc2.t q the Wing parry ana support II
htsc'ta lhatwe sugsest he iTfh dsv rf Inn seq, -
ths uu ana ne CITY of Phiadelphia As ms nlscs ~
hoSlf tAe Isn "Eig Nailo1al Conseatoa
Nescttfd. That We hold ourselves "a ~ ., s. -.
roicin alton Of said Convection " SAPf''' ''e
AssSts ihst we VIII bod general Convention o. the
hourS Quad. az The house OF p. p Fn,A - 49,
,sn Hollow, on The 26h daY o. FebsulTy s51 AZ y oc<
81 ioi we plFp,se Of eieeiing officers Tor he ca
sung rear, aud 70 make preparations Tor tie can. =. "a
paisn. - -'1'-4- rH-ii-
k,solrea That the precsedHgs Of ihi. aes,av b NIB
E0gle. NILSSON ANnRFu-s p S-l.s-..'''
CSC W PAINE, Rec Secy ''e''~'A-
G NicHoLS, AsAt Cor Sec'y
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CITY ITEMS.

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, |. o. or o. r.
-NewYork District Tent, No. /, held a rssa,,
session Thursday lac. the village OF Per:caes.,,
Wes,chester County n the Hall OF Msnon Ten,
No. %. There were large number OF represent
tyes present Aitsr tAe close OF the session, than.
was public Temperance Meeting held, ~ wAcA
the members appeared in full regahs. The hall VA
densely crowded by ladies and gentlemen. Rev. z.
ID. Bryan, R. Beatty, Jr and MIR. Ryerson, a.
dressed the meeting IN very spirited manner. NJ
[. +. Trumfore sang several very good SONG
After the feas, OF reason" there was feast Of A
manner Of delicaeiss OF the season served I'd in \.
adjoining room about three hundred persoss a,
down to the table, anc every one seemed 10 ,. q,
joyiRg themselves IN a comfortable manner, tAs,s
by proving, beyond the possibility OF coa9t Tia,
temperance people can meet IN Sosia, and merrv
parties without using anything IN the shape Or
sen JiaEce OF alcohol.
FIRES About half past 10 O'Clock On
Friday night the alarm OF 6Ie occas onee by he
bur iTg of a quantity oi straw corner Of Thin.
ell htA- 81. and Ttn,h-4V. No damage occurred "a
the premises.
Al late hour or Friday nshts ere occurred in IA.
house No 2l4 Grand. st occupied BY J. Faus
shoe store, occs,ioned oy upsettng canphere lam
the burning fund ON which communicated 10 sors
bei-clothes. II was eItins uished by tas police Al
the Fourteenth Ward. assisted by some citizens b..
fore the alarm was given.
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Court CALENDAR-ThiS Day. -SUPREm
CouRr-Genersl Term Nos. ITO, 10, Is, 10, 2,&
2s, %, 80, 80, 80, "a, !, ., IS.
COMMON PLEAS Same as Saturday
SUPERIOR AND L. 8. CoURrs.-Pablishsd on ss.'
urday.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATs.-Aaihony ]

Blocker sold, Feb. 10, at public auction, at tie
Merchants Exchange, the following property:
houses and lots Ill l13 and us Reaee St, corner
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-08
, GentIemen's furnishing Good,
UALIcoEs.

TtAIICOES Of all colors aud descriptions, Tor sale
y cheap by TaPr24yI CoLLINSN BREED,
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-08

HIND & HENDERSON, Mauufa turers
and wholesale dealers IN Umbrellas, P0rasois, Para
soeltes and sun Shades, 1855 Main ST. up Stairs oe9y
St. Louis, Mo. .-
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-08
MARRI.El MARBkEII

YT1HE hrm Of Saul s Dean was dissolved on Che i2h
4 Of october last The Undersigned sin continues
the Marble business ai ihe old stand, formerly nvpe
occupied by Beebes, two doors e1zt of 4. Il. ~
aSpiines' BnldDgs.o lie hos on hand good tsk5
All hose wishing 70 pnrchSse III csd snd sec To-
themselves he viii sci! cheaper than has ever been
sold IN The West aud his work cannot help pleasing,
for cheapness and style. PA. SAUL.
mar20-6m
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-08
A Lot 81 Reaay-Maae clothlng.
u Ca1.d.

az ONts @.
The demand FOR oar whiskey having increased 10
sreh an extent that have not hoen able heretofore
TO Gl cur numerous orders Deg leave 10 inform The
dealers ana Others, hat We have enlarged our RET III
FLYING ESI.3BLTSHNENF and shall, Ia future, be
pepSgfd 10 apply all lJdes for Ms celebrated s.Back
holsa" bgauao OF Nhisksy, MIA Nhieh We may BE- ia
vogrd, ANT Al as loY price Is The article CA he had
lie market. deen J. A. ms. x co.
QUINCY FLOUR, the bss, aad quesi alNays Sol
NJ 90 hand By N 8nf 4 r. =, sELMiio.
FISHER & BENNETT, B1oksollers
StAiioGes and Paper JseslsFss 9S Man ,llees,N 's
I ,5u7 l.auis, Mo, WR &
Always hand lstgs assortment o. Priaiins Pa
per, lnks, sc. ce'N
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-08

THE subscriber would retun his thanks 10 his
friends aud the pablo generally foi the liberal pat
ronage Heretofore extended 10 nim aud trusts TO merit
ecutinuaucr Of their favor by and pronptness IN
filling all olders for articles in his re Of business.
I West han between hill and blvd streets, Hannibal
MO- noy27.'5t d. ]. GARTH.
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BRADY HOUSE.
ii BY JoiINil. ELLET,
HANNIBAL, NO


TaHE' P1opietOs viii spare no pains 70 make the
u Brady House pleasant and comfortable home for
weary traveller. ~ baggage taken to from the
boat or stage flee Of charge -
DRADY HoUsE, Hannibal, No.
~ Na.AA NoyEABER y, 1851 !
THE subscriber would respectfully announce 10 the
citizens OF Hannibal md the travelling public, that
he has taken tile well known brady House, which has
been thoroughly ceansed and repaired and entirely far
nshed throughout, with new and good articles Of every
description OF furniture, beds, bedding and bedsiends
carpets and oil cloths, crocsery and glass ware kitch-
en- had parlor. ALL sOy is and clean, and ready
for inspection Of the curious for trial By the weary
traveller No pains viii be spared 10 make the Biady
House house of comforl-a quiet homo--,be travel
er's rest Aud my pfces shall not exceed any Other
respectable house in the State shall co. fdehty hope
TO receive fair share Of public patronage.
JOHN |. ELLET
NJ Cash at all times will be paid for all good ar
tices needed by the house. Day board 81 Meats %
cts Week board, without lodging, 81 50. J. Il.
noyl3 3n
Administrators Notice.
q LII rsons indebted 10 The estate o. e.. DunWng
IA either Oh note or book account, are respecllnl,
called upon 10 settle the &c they would save cos
and trouble. GEO. BACON. Admir-,
hovl3.1w OF L. Dunning deed.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons interested in
~ the estate Lanjy Barnard, decreased that letters
Of administration have been granted 10 the undersigned
by the clerk Of the Rails County Cont. in vacation,
bearing GATE Nov. -, 1851.
All persons indebted TO said estate requested 10
make payment Immediately, ana Az persons having
claims against said estate, are requested 10 present
them properly authenticated, within year fr"m the
cate OF said letters they may be precQled from any
benefit of said estate, ard f not presented within three
year. they will beloreVer barred.
noy27 CHARLES SCANLAND, Admir-
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-08

rI1HE subscriber has now on hand and is y - n
i daily receiving the largest and best as sSNaaE
sorted stock Of GOODS suitable forthis market,
brought TO Northern Missouri. lie returns his mos
sincere ihaa!;s for tho mtiring support he has al
WAYS received. and no effort shall be wanting or his
is continuance 4. r. Sf.TsME%
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II ALL o r IN CT
m w rs MI 20 m p s. o .

j n " y y III % n p 3 0 "
FTiAKES this method OF tenderng his most n,
Il grateful acknowledgements, 10 his city, and ne
country friends for ihe vrry liberal manner IN va
which they have been pleased patropisehi for tie
last eigheenmontbs, and still solcis the patronage OF
all who may choose 70 cab. II will Ne his pleasure 10
try 10 please the most tasty aud fastidous.
Getting done SO the ladies canHot easily be mistaken
properly made.
His shop is Main street, two doors north OF Mes
srs Shoot s. Davis livery stable, aud Immediately OPP
posite s. }. loves store. sep25-2m
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DETACHED and Brown Muslins OF all kinds
ID Checks, flannels. lweeds, Cassirets and Jeans,
apoly Of COLLINS S BREEDS.
LEE, GAGE s. CO, Manufacturers Of
every description Of Cas- anu @ rmsu see. Saws--al-
SO Coumer, plauouo, aud floor Sesiest Waie Room
Sc Main street. o. eesy
81. Louis, Mo.
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~ TVWIl sIAVs
N 0 T C E.

DLACK Lace Wells, French Worked Collars and
D<Capes, very large LOT, selling awful ceapNt
apr2ly COLLINS & BRfED'S.
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NOTICE.

To Marshal NJ. Turley, Martha A. Tur-1
ley, louisa F. Payne. formerly Tur-
ley, and Preston H. Payne, her hus-
band, heirs and legal representatives
of James Turley, deceased;
Vou are hereby notified that will make application 10
the county court of Rails county and S'steor Mis-
souri,, on the first Monday in Mach neyt for order
of distribution, 10 distribute the slaves belonging 10
the estate of said deceased, among his legal heirs and
representatives. jins-'52-Sw
JAS. A. EMISON, Admir-,
And one of the belts.
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1.-THE West Triumphant" "
Fresh Teas.
w, F. KERCHEVAL

7 AS opened for j. e. Waugh. at the well known
/ / store formerly occupied by Kercheval X Green,
and recently known as the Peoples Store fine stock
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9. s. G. TODD. 2l7 Norlh Man slreet

UEFNsw ARFrui ,p in packages to suit tbetrade
W ns,rereiyed by oc24y e, I. u. si.Li'iiiS. g
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PAMELA SMITH
| Addison County

PAMELA SMITH Addison County
AMOS W. DART 8 December Term,
1881.
Pdmcia Smith, Of Belamy's Mills, Canada
West. having entered in this Cont, at its De-
cclnhcr I'cru,, A. ID. 1850, her writ and declar-
alton nganst Amos w. Dart late OF Yer
ecnncs, in tho county of Addison, hui now in
California, and Cornelius jacobs Of said Vor-
gcnnes, with due return Of service thereon
ms to said Jacobs. and return OF service as to
said Dart, by leaving copy Mt his last and
usual place of abode: wherein said plaintiff
declares in plea. that to the plaintiff the de-
PENDANT render the sezin and peaccable pos
session OF u certain tract Or parcel uf lnI d,
with the appurtcnnnccs thcrcunto belonging,
situate, living and being IL said Vergcnn sand
described as follows, to wit: Lot number sixty,
in the second division Of the town plot Of Fer
risburgh Low in V,rgenncs. drawn to the orig
inal right of Samuel Nottingham, OF which
premises the plaintiff, on the lsl day OF Janus
~, 1850, was well seized and possessed, in her
OWN right, in lee, and so continued thereof pos
acsscd until the lst day Of February, 1850.
when the defendants. without law or right and
contrary to the will of the plaintiff thcrcnio
entered. and elected, Expelled, aud amoved the
plaintiff thcreirum nnd lYcr iacc have kept
and still do keep, on. Tie plac q from ths
'-'il-cs, TAXING Tue NlblO pI'lis ~ itth-
YES to the amount Of uni t'louslnd doll, IS
aud sail cause havirg been continued from
torm to term, until thc prescft term Of tbs
court y ID ii being now shawn 60 he court,
i.a. rs. = l-s. wae .rhout tic Stale Mt the
't.ne ~ tho s.ryiec f said wit, and las not
.et returned within the same, For had personal
no.icc oi the pendeacy Of said suit: IL as or
dcred by the court that this cause be further
continued until the next term to be held On the
second Tuesday Of June, a d. 1882 md that
in the meantime poiice Of the pcndency there
Of be given said Dar', by publication of this
order and the substance or the plaintiffs Gcclar.
alton three weeks successfully in the Mddle>
bury REGISTER, public newspaper, printed ut
Mddlcbnry in the county Of Addison, The last
of which publications shall be at least thirty
days prior to salt next term
GEO. S. SWIFT, Clerk.
GEO. w. GRASDEr, ATTY. plaintiff. 52,3w
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NOTICE.

l. the public, for the liberal patronage here
tofore received, and hopes by close application
to business, he may merit II continuance Of the
same.
Er All work done at my shop will be cut
and made up in such manner as TO give entire
satisfaction, in regard TO fit, and the manner Of
making up, or new cloth will be furnished and
no charges made. Having done work for some
of the most respectable gentlemen in town. and
as far as know, given satisfaction, l speak
thus confidently. References will be given to
those who may enquire at my shop.
bCUTTING done at short notice,
0rt- Sho D over Fullers store. in Stewards
Building. l.. BERTRAND.
Middlebury, Dec. 1851. IS
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STATE or VERMONT, BE I, r,mem.
District Of New Haven. SIS bod ihrt a, \
Probate Court hCllen ~ Bristol in sald Dis
'rict, on the 9Th day of March. 1892:
An instrument purpor;ins 10 be the last
will and testament Of
BETSY T.. SHERMAN.
late Of New Haven in said district. decreased
was presented 10 said Court, by Roval Wheel
err, the person therein named Executor. for
probate Whereupon the snid Court ordered
the said Executor 10 notify all persons con-
cerned to appear at Probate Court to he hol-
den at tho Office of the Judge Of said Court Al
Bristol, IN said district, on The first Monday of
MAY, ls52, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then
and there to object to the Probate of said will
il they see cause, by publishing a copy OF tins
order in the Mid llcbury Register, n newspa-
per printed ut Middlcbury, in hi. State, three
weeks successfully previous to the time of said
COurl.
HARVEY MUNSlLL. Judge.
A true copy Of Record
5l:3w. H. MUNSILL. Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, / Bs it renlem !,
District of Addison, So bered that al
Probate Courl held at Midllebury, in snd for
the District ofAidison, On the Sd day of April
a. ID. 1852:
Elmer Jones guardian NJ
CHARLES Il. SMITH of said Mid
dlehurv minor son OF Alnsh NTH, late OF
sill Ml'llcbury, deceased, represents t.
this Court. that il would no conducive to tho
interests of his snid ward 10 sell all hi, said
wards title and interest in nsd to the lot and
bui ding formerly occupied by the said lcceas-
cd, as blacksmith shop, and the appurteancos
thereof, situated in the village Of Midiiebury.
and one acre Of land situated in Shorchan IN
said District, Of all which the said Adm N
Smith died seized for tho purpose Of putting
the proceeds Of such sails NJ interest and
makes application TO this Court to grant him
license to sell his wards right AMI interest in
said Estate for the purpose Aforesaid IL
is thereup)n ordered, by sail Court, that said
application be considered by this Court at the
session thereof to he held At The Office of tn
Register Of this Court in said Md llcbury on
Thursday the 29Ih day of April iLst, al one
o'clock IN the aftercoon; and that said guardian
give notice thereof to all persons interested
that they may appears and make their objections
IL any they may have 81 said license being
granicd, by Publishing certified copy Of hi
order in the Middebury Register-a nswsps
per printed at said Middlebury-threo week
successfully previous to the time OF said Court
JED. 5. BUSHNELL. Register
true copy OF Record.
a08w Attest, Jed. 5. Bushnell, Rsg'r.
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STATE OF VERMONT | Belt rtmcm
District Of Addison, SIS. { hercd that at Il
Probate Court held at Middehury. in and for
tho District of Addison, on the 9th day Of
April, A. u 1852:
janet Dnnn, administrator Of tho Estate
Of ROSWELL M0SELEY,
late OF Siorehlm, in said District, deceased
makes application tWthis Court to have the
time allowed him for he payment o. The debts
Of said deceased, EXTENDED one year from the
expiration Of the time heretofore limited bv
this Court. 1t is therefore ordered. that said
application he considered by this Court. at the
session thereof to he held Mt the Office of the
Register OF this cburt in said Mi ldlebury on
Thursday, the 29th day of April instant, NJ
one o'clock in the afternoon and that said al
m'nistrator give notice thereof TO all persons
interested that they may appear and make
their objections, II any they may have, to said
time being EXTENDED by publishing certified
copy Of this order in the Middlchury Register.
nnewspipsr printed at said Mildlebury-thr
weeks successfully, previous 10 :he lime of said
court.
JrD. S. BUSHNELL Register.
A true copy Of record.
90 JED. BUsrEELL. Register.
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VNGG9AEI:S
PULMONARY BALSAM

V,ilE GREAT REMEDY ron COUGHS coins
L aud CONSUMPTION, after a trial ur Iwrnty.
i've Year,, sinnds by almost general consent NJ The head
of Cough Medicines. II THE only standard aricl thai
ms fully sustained It's great and constantly growing rrn
uiatioh, for 81 hong period 1T time Many eminent
physicians do noI hesitate 10 acknow ledge IL siIpcri
ity, and with entire confidence recommend IL 10 their
fund to be perfectly safe, cunvrurn, and highly e
csolous In all dlseasss NJ the hIOai Lungs aud Chez.
Que who has used II thus -peaks ofii
"CLiNros Pax n. Y, Dee PC, 1850
htSsrF. Heed Cntlcf-NlAfly seven years ago | had
violent attack nflnilanlnal0n OF iheldmgs which was
treated ~ my Physicians with the must p1w- riul RENE
dies but with ue elect tor the abatenent OF volcn
pans about my christ. My cough was almost ineessah
accompanied win eApec0rainn al the purid and
oteasive kind, part If this limo mixed with III I'D boh
of dark mink c0ior Several afg ulcers broke on INV
lungs, which came suflncaiing me had conIin
ual night swcats aud was rcductt almost SKELETON
NV case was considered hope,s- not nniy nv INV pbvs
icians, bu' by AL who Acridently hearing bv
neigbOr Of the effects which the Vegetable Pulmonary
'als'im had produced In similar case was induced
10 try IT, beinte had used Que b0iii. bfgnn TO im
grove, and by Ihe use oi ouf hntl's was nsioed To
usual health had used variety 0f nihcf medic ines
which gave me m relief a lew weeks ago was sim,
llarly attacked ana am now using the Basain- th
uie beneficial results THIS Hiatnent s unsolicited
aud II costs you nothing, but if win he ofMuy ice
t. Pny on", my object isirrow plislirl. lsgned.)
NV. |, is5l-New certificates, to almost any extent
might be added u drfmsd necessary but the
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