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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26
the New Temperance Reform Movement
Its Sweeping Consequences.

Its Sweeping consequences.
The new reform movement, Of which We have
published the programme il the HERALD, seems
destined tc have most sgeepiog eHec1 upon the
morals, as well as the politics, Of the co1muatty
Not o. u will il become an important e!emen. Ia
controlling the electi0ns-which is is primary o.
iec.: bu. when the new broom Of reform begAs TO
operate, we canaet tell where it will end II Will
no. 90 to sweep away between four and i've thou
sand grog shops, and leave SO many other worse
shops behind. There is, therefore, abundance Of
work for the bosom, and it IL to be hoped thas
it will not be worn out before its business Is done,
Ard New York is made clean Of all moral Io!lu-
tioE.
A macs meeting Of the City Temperance Alliance
to be held this evening in the Eighteenth street
Meth odist Episcopal Church, which viii be address
cd, we are informed, by Dr. Patton AID J9nu daT'
kus, Of Baltimore; and no doubt the new m9ye'
ment will receive impetus There that VIII SEND
IL on considerable way. II We may be permitted
10 give it . helping hand, we would suggest q few
considerations that seem no. altogether OFT Of
Place, and which, If followed up, may enli5' the
whole N oral and spiritual force Of the Oily against
the powers OF darkness, and thus produce such
tremendous lever as will oyerturn every gao'd
Of satan, one after another.
Il is true the new reform pssD has nucleus Of
sver hoasaad rotes to begin with; and after
the great state Convention at Albany, on the q n
instant the number will probably be doubled, and
every day will add fresh converts TO the cause OF
cold water, till a; length it sttans such degree
Of power as viii carry the Maine Liquor Law IN
the Legislature, and abolish every rotgat rum
hole, not only in this city, bu. Throughout. the
whole state.
But there is epsedier and more efsctuIl way
Of attaining the object in view than seems a. pre-
sent to have struck the leaders Of the movement.
II is the simple application Of the gree principle
union is strength Let the plaaor q, then, be
enlarged, SO az TO take in her moral reformers,
besides those who are fred with holy zeal ssains.
intoxicating drinks, and let al addendum Of some
half dozen articles be made 10 the constitution Of
the New York City Temperance Alliance That
this can be done without violating the constitution,
10 evident from the provision in the concluding arti'
se-"That the constitution may be amended at
any annual meeting, on the accommodation OF tue
KSecr.ive Committee, two thisds '! TIC deiega'es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26

THE "GooD TINE COMING "--PRoGREss Pro.
oREsslNo We sec, by the newspapers, that eight
ladies in Brooklyn were recently admitted a full
members Of the " Odd Fellows Society" hailing
from that city. A short time ago, we also OBJ
served that several ladies in Philadelphia had taken
their degrees, and were admitted practitioners Of
medicine. These facts are small signs Of the times,
positively indicating the progress Of woman's
rights she will coon trench on many Of the other
prerogatives Of mar, and doubt will convert the
Bloomer costume into o pair Of pantaloons, before
the millennium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26
Marine HfTuI,ss.

hrrcINrnENr ~ a srEAM Vessel ron rms KELEr OF
Vrsssfs y DIstRfss-The facilities for relieving distressed
yefcs on the coast during the winter season having
leen found totally Inadequate, an application was
lately made to the government by the New York Board
Of Underwriters, for the Of government. steamer
for tnst purpose. The request promptly responded
TO- by the Secretary Of the Navy Transmitting on sstur
day, depstch to Com salter At the Navy Yard to i'm
nedistely place one that duty and accordingly the
Fulton wI yesterday Despatched en- the errsnd
q mercy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26
CITY Politics.

The Wig General COMMITTEES Of 1901 reassemblei Al
thu Broadway House Saturday cning for the par
pose Of presenting their late Chairman joseph NJ PRICE
Esq, testimonial Of Their regard, consistiog Of mag
ridcsnt silver tea get made by Messrs j. Cox afer
the design Of the gold set lately presented to u. H.
Collins. Lfq by the merchants OF this city Each Of
the four pi'css has the following inscription - Pre-
ssnted 70 Joteph 81 Price Esg chairman OF the Wing
General Committee OF lStl, hy the members OF that
,odv token ~ fhci- confidence in hm - their IRE
llu.Le vihGsT AAa tL~n high fes Lal - nsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26

JHE KossuTH CLgRG Rev. Siiaey A Corey
pastor Of the Twelfth Street Baptist Church, nqv
in month or six weeks s4.er the delivery Of
mon in which he ompared Kossuth with Chris,
and described thc ayent q one Messiah as Illus
trative OF the second coming OF the oIner, comes
out in letter, il which he denies that he went so
far as all the reports IN the newspapers ecnbined
10 represent him. lie sayR:-
lind Eyselt represented a. having in sermon 70.
Ger ty preached from the Bebca he ccmeth with
clouds. aud every eye shall see hin, Rev. l., -. com
rsg.d the udge q ali the Earth with all nations gather
At lis feet the Soverner OF an Inferior European
STATE Other papers make me q have stated hog.
sulh sent Of God 70 prelae Toe way Tor Christ +
second ADVENT, AID .Aat on the 81 that
mentous event = Agsin THAT Is ostuth was raised up
Is 6cd to gg the battles ci liberty ard free the world
t. iore the second coming ~ thrt In view 81 these para
graphs permit g. state the iact' Il sermon founded
81 above eat, alluded 70 the incidents connected
vi fa cubic tiun ri Kossuh ia this city ms H.
Illustrative JEvts aIsent. BuL ia part Or
tnat dcs aid compare Kossuth 70 CHRIST did
] make Liz Addressing If : thousand people az Cas-
tie Garden al parable % the august Of
tie last judgment; Iii her il that stated Of
tie gIpst uegyar that he special messenger ~
Ggd eert 70 prepare ths ~ay for Christ, ultimate uni
yeFsEl reign
II Is curious enough that it il only now, after a
Washington paper takes the matter up, and com
mcnts upon tfeverely, that Mr.. Corey thinks OF de-
nying tie accuracy Of the reports of his Sermon
published more than month age in New York
But be atill admits enough TO show to what length
he carried the blasphcmy, though he s nov
ashamed, upon cool rejection, that tn, kossu.h
mania carried him 80 far.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26

CiRouIr CouRI Nos I54, Ito, I6I, az, rs, l63 TO-
and including, l75.
surErMK CouRr.--srEciAL TrRM--rhe Motion Calen-
dar OF saturday will be continued to-day, and through
the week, until called through.
eurrRroR CouRr.-ThIAL TB~M.-Nos. 167, 100. 202,
2o3 204 zoo, lis 30 1872 40, e. 81 leO l23, 10, a.
~ j.. 80 u " " o. e. CO, y, ltl, li2, o. SO,
l2l; 49, l24, 10 9, zoe, ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26

TpE YArAl RALAoAp Accipssr ---Oorcnsr Ives yester
Day hsA an inquest Ut the City Hospital the body OF
William Nc Cormick born In rssnd aged 81 years, who
to his death by being run over by the New Haven
returning home fIon bal, 20 his residence, No ~
East Thirteenth street, supposed 10 have been IN
toxic and fell the track he was run over ~
the train at four O'Clock is the morning verdict
was rendered Of accidental death The deceased mad
been but six months in this country and has left wife
and family in Ireland.
THE FmsMEs's BALL The frepens ball. for the bene-
Mt Of Inc IRE bepartsent will of this evening" &C
the Astor Place Opera House As It will be spendid
affair, IT WILL TO doubt great attendance and
patronage from the public
RESCUED rRoM DRowHiNG. - 90 Saturday night, about
IL clock 4 named Ns n, Of the hands on
beard the .amboat Hero rescued from drowning
by Thomas Murray plot on beard the pilot boat WASH
ington. Nielsen going on board the Hero. ut the
foot Of Peek Clip at the time while under the uence
Of liquor Murray very near losing his Lite in the
rescue
AlMosr STARVED -Yester9ay morning, about half past
clock EIor Dexter, 0ermau, vas found IN Chatham
street. amost dead for The 4 noursbnsp. He Was
brought to he Fourth ward citation house. and from
ths nee conveyed 20 the Hospitsi
FlKE About half past II o'clock, on Saturday night
fMth street which was soop ext,ofuished oy officer
Whitehead, without sustaining any material da1age.
Cr.Lp SurFoo.rEp "A daughter Of Andre Ryle, six
monihs old ,csiding as No 3 Eas Twenty fifth street
found dead in its mothers bid yesterday morning
having 10 in supposed been suf,cat by being oser
lad during the night Coroner Ives notified to
hold an inquest upon the oodg.
Srppfr DEArr..- A scotchu,so, named David Loban
arrived in this country about moohs since died yes
terdsy in the city prison TO WHOM place be Esd been
esDt from tie hlmsh the purpose 9; medisal at
tendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26


Now that the trips the less frequent than
naval in Of the di;cuee aud dangers
.ned BY th io it l. very propr ntes tina. the tom
tcn or rather inclination - jump alter the boats 10 still
rreste than on general occasions y wond therefore be
well IS the ri OTIS houd their boats ely after
beng tett tshed from the bridges nd wAe three tive
minutes before leaving thus sow the b0atsto lay of
few feet om this beak ef the htie observed to b,
tie cAee icr Than evening the Brooklyn
SIDE fulton street To sp2ics such would
be fest that might ordinarily be accomplished emae
while 81 the Fime when thing les
ice would be mprudent and -6aus
the H. the las. bell hes STRUCK (which al
pGes.otd be the signal starting anything
th1ud be discovered the river elsewhere thaa would
require ceay the b.a shoulu be worked IN few fshoms
the ride where ghr remain in pcrfo security
till her should become clesr. People would not then
be tempt pbiy invited 10 drown ~ elves. SIMPLY -
taLe cold bath 1uld they jumping be go fortunate
~ With this lift abcye noncd prsctie be
siet in IL wnulc probably he sdvi able fr tire super
intend Of het ferry have employed the bridges
Who active ana thel- places and whose
NO l,d hes the bell. ~hish tie hos sbous
- iuto OFT If tbs Slip ard not careless,
tnpid mn or these who IS on saturday highs, at the
shove Dtn'icIsd plfce, Instead Of explaining ereum
ssi ~ should have done ooI occasion 20 shcui at
the OF s voice snd deu.e people because trey could
70 set On oaIi ena did ro yish iemsn On sn3ie Iii
sn ason # VI ch III men in public pisceo should DC
th.t common Witty and paiiepe.s arc Qualities IS
qris,to snd oummendnh' in sGhor situations
tie most {, pspicuous an exalted stations. LiVlS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26

The Wheeling Va, Co-sfe states that the snsw in
the mountains ia that vicinity Is Of average depth
81 from FIVE TO iet whilst In many places 1t is
dr,fied to an immenfe o.pth approximations 80 en-
teriainsd that in the event Of sudden thaw great
d IN, re would be done tae low l4nds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26

Of rerao of the Unen deroyei by the ire 10 Full
gree lhcrsday evening inst they were going 20
pres with the tria snd appointments % the odce,
Se. s eatse but shoe, delay issue Fl ire pspsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26

IMPLY racing all sizts Ell most curien aus
eftr gabeF just iv,d TUT rLE's porir fancy
r. DDS novelties And toys ~ 5roEiway. trr, always
hand, o dolls Of ell kinds d7cseei and
dressed, &c, sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26
333-lSj2-(:reat red ton on fhe nrlc.

q Cloths Cassmerss yesnss aad ready msae cio,hng
tR seasons goods They be disposed OF lose,
maintain tho celebrity Of George Foxs etnro for
Offering latest arrivals Of fine ana tahionabe Now
yorr fer bargains at S Broadway, corner Of
Ar th opy street. In.,e times three.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26

assortment q Watches by sae matt approved saf
j. y Saeages " Fulton scaet and Will he sold low
Tor esfh The Richelieu damoad pointed Gold fus the
best made 81 any in the city sold only At ~ Tultoa st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26

his stoek OF winter ching dpriE, tins fps ot cold
weather, and hnl reduced as PRICES ees than eos We
know tbs Old gag. bu. Sm I'll sd he is
terribly in earnest Cs him at c2 rniton street.
Z sui. n. bargain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26


Ladies. II you w ish to be graceful In the
dance step into Mr. hiier you will Viii
and linen Caters white hid and satin
black French rid Spp with gaiter Boots all The fash
able cotrs suitable for this OF balls parties.
J.B. MILLER lA Cana, street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26
How Liz htly falls 'he {. ot Of time


IT,, x% SS,s s,sd q 70 Ss IN.
.eiin and linen Caters white Nd and satin .nd
ioas6le ecltrs, suitable for hi' balls parties
Shirts that Fit InfnIiibiy 1.-THE method
a.g
hour when ' se S ~.
seI,home.
333-iS52.-Grea at red action OIL the price
2, Cloths .sssimerss ve.as asd ready m'ss s!e'as
to maintain tho celebrity Of George Fox's for
e sIf1s n 5 sss N
Anthony stIeet. Th.,e times three
Buy q uIcE--Smith - Determined 10 sell
en- his stock Of winter thos daring fpsl oi Gold
a. ssSss = S5'i rs: @
.sy sr1ss s s az am a. az s'0'
Watches and Gnid Pens,-A perfect as
asscrtmen, WstShes by ae matt speroysa 70 are
tt made 81 any in the city sold only At % Fuitoa st.
Crying BabIes-Crs Ing Babics-a large
ugr ePtrseing all z.s q y = mos, cgtioa ~ 4 II YER
sts sf u; .o tow I saws anss
hand. Of dolls Of ell kinds d-cs'ei and
undresses, &c, &c.
cayler's Safes are the safe safes.-- At
ely eieft Of us,les s.iansud - vete faiy tested
M s"S rs was rs & oy wasS , one b Sn,
dreG other Il Galie siss delivered the baof notes
looks e, ,hey contained, ua, i'se4 Gey'ers saia-
DSnders ave been a. oftsa Jyy sessed y a5e y s1y
ens:y rey are aio rroaf te3ona question nerot,
No 50 Jetn street. corner 81 ~ where ss4' esiss ina
ssiet tor sale may be tS.rn.n2e
For Chapped Hands. salt Rneuni. &C..
e TIE indit Rubber Gloves ard a,s sre sosEowi
sesed g q 's 6ss T.a. " eyss e'seoysrss n.y are
BEesd 1ns; "a Co. Eas u Gleay AID It al ne Run
Der storeG
siefehIng, sieighine, sicighiog.--Parsies
a5useat ysaker, sixteen ai'es tom CITY Hal. Here tic
people sa reaad numb 70 "a aI sSea ssts q 70 a. 4
rsted lump OF GOOD natur sfhly tiaoturod with cow
rsrcSs nou ia 70 cai Ill thiis. sc orderly. Wines
llss AZ ~ ~ peas - ahey 1e pqsenSeea
i1 ny q see GO nv g nss[ie
roasaua's iaqu,a S.ir nys is w,thous
sssSa I assd Sss M Ss
,ST7 S pq rom Err y Ss SS
ss ss,i sros s s S isa Is i .'
Natures Life Fluid. or Or. waite Ncr-
ysus Anuio:e,-Ihe positive and immediate re
sp s ar 1
ioa Nsi AZ street en- .onGay sia rsurdas. sro y
osea Y distributed gtatis 20 the poor, IL ~
Fair Dye -Eagcbeiof's celebrated Liquid
HsI Dye e The hes, yet discever fr coions
wl'r,5 tie mG%R i e Ias w1S e aaS
Hsr lyo perrms Assembling Vi 70 Cot ssls, a9piI
a bATChELekS VS. Factory, No. Wall st.ec.. Ioay
Tie sddiess.
Wigs and Toppccs,---Batchclor-s New
1--WE Of was are pronounced his mot psecS imttE;u of
nature yet inyented 1hces .rties
tf,nd cali IT BATCHELOR'a celebrated erv No
wan street. whore e9n DO fcn1i the lrgess
or,ment in the city Copy the aGdraes
An Invaluable Remedy.--Those who
have suffered all the horrors ne.y can falIy sppre
ciAte sh valve and efficacy Of the Oxygcnatcd Btser5
soyeregn remedy for this distes seeae in all ito forms.
soid wholssle and retail hv Ii sud ID. Sands 100 Fulton
street, y H. bias w ana - sSovill " Co., SIG Broad
wy ard ~ Druggists generally
MONEY NIARKET.
suNpAr Jan. 25--6 T. NJ.
There has been considerable activity In the stock
ket during the past week Prices for most Of the leading
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26
shirts that FIT Inrnl,ibix.-T

OF measuring Adop ed A. GREENS at NO. As,or House.
secures ht with mathematical certainty The quslity Of
the material aid the nee aw6Tk uneguaed And NJ
aara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26

New York, Monday, January az. 1854.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-02-13
ALSO,
Ny Vegetable Worm Powders.

This is the most wonderful Worm Destroyer ever
known, and the time, pleasant take, that
every Child will be fond of it, and many instances
been known of children crying for after once
taking it.
This medicine is in the form of powder, the only
medicine used in that form, and IT operates
principle entirely different from any other medicine
administered by any other physician. 1t is the only
medicine which has WOrm-seed Oil Turpentine
combined with il, which Is believed by all other phys
riaLs to be the only things which win destroy
worms, and these things combined, together with
castor oil, the active principles of ala other
medicines, which every person who has tasted or
smelled, knows be the of all nauseous
medicines, and account Of which, there is generally
something added destroy this taste, and in
order do this, be something than the
medicine Itself and therefore, must rlv DESTROY
some Of its medicinal properties. These powders are
simpie and so harmless that child may whole box
once, and il viii not be hurt, while at the time
the principle upon which it acts heing different from any
thing else used il will destroy all kinds of Worms
with certainty never equaed II will only destroy
the worms Ascarides and long, round worms,
Teres but the most eectua medicine for the destruc
ton OF the Tape Worm known. Ten doses have
brought many FIVE Tape Worms from one person.
If your children have any symptoms of worms, Try
these powders, and in nine out of ten, you viii
any other These also warranted.
These medicines all separate, and for each dis
ease, and each for only disease. They not
commended, many other medicines are TO some
fifteen twenty diseases, and all of different natures
but they each but disease, and they
will do in ninety mine Of every hundred and
where they have a fair trial and fail in all cases the
will be returned
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-02-13

AnOCN1 O1 ONDER5 issued DG Tue ~
to the 3lst Decent
Petit Jurors pay, 81 ,48l l21
Grand 387 634
Assessors 305 q
-Constables' " Advertising and at
tending elections. 20 OF
ing Courts, IL AZ
Constables' costs in Commonwealth
eases, II 4G
Justices costs Comw'th cases, GA I93
Witnesses " la 81
T. F. Mccoy, Prot'y and cik's' fees la5 l31
Sundry persons, for Books and Sta
tionery for county offices, 99 a
Repairs TO Court House and Jail, " s2f
Wolf scalps, - %
Clothing for Prisoners. 59l
Directors Of the Poor, 2,8Zl 30
Fuel for Court House and Jail, l3I l5t
Henry Ferer, court crier and clean
ing court house, "a Z21
Il. G. Harry, boarding prisoners and
turnkeys, l9l q
G. Dunmire. services as Conmis'r, 85 90
Walters & McCay and G. Frysinger
advertising and printing for &C., I4l 629
Election officers Pay, 28s &c
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-02-13
ALSO,
My Vegetable Anti-DySFcpSia BitttrS.

This Medicine is a certain for Dyspepsia in its
very forms Thousands of cases have been com
petely cured by within the last year, which have
heen entirely despaired of by the regular family phys
clans We do recommend il 10 cure everything-we
recommend il 10 Dyspepsia and the diseases
Mating from il, and that it will In almost every case
and it IL recommended for nothing else. In many in
stances, even the of been completely
cured and three months, but depends somewhat
npon the constitution Of the patient We would
all who afflicted with Dyspepsia. give this medicine
fair trial. and if 1t fails to do good, yolr money will be
r,,.i
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-02-13
Philadelphia Advertisements.
Burning Of BarmufaA's
MUSEU n,
Wilderls Patent Safe asain the TietOF
PHnAoELrHIA. Jan. LIST, l35

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lst, 1852.
The Salamsnder Safe which purchased few years
since, and which in by Messrs. C. G. Henderson
& Co the destruction of their store in the building
knownas BARNUN'S MUSEUM" on the both ult., has
this morning been got ard The interior woodwork,wh
Stereotype plates which in the safe during the
fire he books having been removed), are found TO be
UNFRAMED / have this day purchased from Mr.
John Farrell another " Paent Salamander, and would
confidently recommend these well known safes 10 all
who wish security against accidental fires.
GEORGE ). APPLETON.
We fully in the above, aud would also add that
the large WALL FIREPROOF, near which The above
Safe stood since been opened and although the
outside appearance is good, and The walls OF the same
still standing, The whole interior is cAaTrsd to Il riRdsr.
&. c. HENDERSON * co,
Late Seventh and Chestnut streets.
n The genuine ''HERRLNtf'S (Wider's PatenD
S.9L3-H4ADER 'FES which received the Pr=e Medal
at the great WORLDs FAIR, and arc universally ac-
knowledged be the perfect security against fire
known, be obtained Of the only authorized Agent
in this State,
JOHN FARRELL,
81 Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA.
arsafes Of all other kinds, having been taken in part
pay for HRRRINGs,'' will be sold at very low prices
PhiladeIp phia, Jan 20, lS52-5HI.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-02-13
DIR. j. w. COOPER'S
CrIfhratrd Vegetable Anii-lISrfnSia Pills

certain cure for Indigestion, Debility, Sickness or
Burning the stomach, Pain in the Side and Stomach,
Costivene.s Sensation, OF Weight the Stomach after
Eating, Difficulty of Breathing, Restlessness Want of
Appetite, Papaton of the Heart and all other Diseases
which arise from INDIGESTION.
ct- Certificates he the Agents
For sale hp r. J. HOFFMAN,, Le1ojsteTp; and G.
" BrskmdH, n Isgtea-a. Sep. l9-iv
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-02-13
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
,+v from Jany eth 1854 to Jany 9th, 1852 inclusive
Eso rra.s,,rar IN account with the co of Mflin. CIR

Dp BoRT, II. McCIINTIo, ESQ, Treasur
Dh' hooh' ~ asssassad for 1851. S2i60O ii
TO whole aihouN' :. nnIetandirg for so 2342 90
" :l cr cid journals sold so
amouht feceiNeu 40 ~ C,i1 ssspssment SO
:. :. Dividends Bridge Stock, % Oo
9 g OF abatement on paym't quota , 90
St ,2'lto =; md l,st settIem't, l845 III
q Comm'r3 orders at settlement, 337 Al
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-02-13

1HIS remedy is offered 10 the community with the
l. fideECe feel in article which seldom fails TO
aze the haPpest effects that be desired. So wide
the field Of IFS usefulness numerous the of
cures that almost every section of the country
bounds in persons publicly known, who have been
stored from alarming and desperate diseases of The
lungs, by its When tried, superiority
every other medicine OF its kind is too apparent escape
lion, and where its virtues known the public
longer hesitate what antidote employ for the dis
tressng and dangerous affections Of the pulmonary
eans, which incident to our climate. And not only
in the formidable attacks upon the lungs, but for the
mder varieties of Colds Coughs, Hoarseness, &C. and
CHILDREN is The peasantest and sa fest medicine that
can be obtained No family should be without it, and
those no have used it, never will.
Read the opinion of the following gentIenen who will
he recognized in the various sections Of country where
they ocated-each and all merchants of The
class and of the highest characteas the oldest and most
extensive Wholesale Dealers in Medicine with expe-
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