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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

I VIII Cure ali who come to Me, of Con-
SUMPTION, whether you have moaey If you
valk across the room can you but leave il
but ev then there is SO for that yeu
Only he welcome to the medicine but shs all
attention ~ your house. if in this city. TALBOT WATTS
D. a24 Green wich street. Depot oiWa.s Nervous Ant
dote natures fluid for the lamp Of life 1872 Nassau street
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Lyons principal depot, No.4i Broadway.
WONDEhFUL-w UNDE1FUL FACTS NEVER b.
w fore shown by any but Or Dewitt YaiIinssr.
HIS Maple FLUID is certain the hair suno thirty
years ~ faeteis and starts 10 growing Tow Wo
can prove Oh - bottle has har whole
family Read TIE folio wing Astounding prsof:-Mr Ei~Ard
Drob. at Hudsor had hiir yesrs;
Will be corroborated by his Mr. Msr,am 80 No.
cd by ,hs Of few bostles Magic FLUID Mr D. l.
Urmey the &c LIBERATED OF porter cider.
and mineral Saers, lied aud sii thst his xes hair,
which was nearly Ell gone had grown tak and tas hAt
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues Mr. O. wallias, Of
the chiefs ohee has nne soft. curling head OF hsr liz
was entirely many seArs) ~ Of bot
for ten years Mr william GARNER, be ~
Williamsburg ~ rrv, also for They both
have hne beautiful hair .ra 81 ~ SAFELY of Wiiisms-
fufg Y. that her Grand da
% 1oIktTs hair all had totally les sir Of
grnrg IL he fofmtr air quite ght, her hair s
very ffct blnc nnd curle ad about four IL chee
long ~ in tbs. snd till
iir ID. Mcfarland, ta1er At foukeis hair Is growing
bcnGituij bio - entirely bala Sighs Mr. J.
clarke Of Hsstings has also beautiful head II hair;
moving hair IL rse Yoek9rs shore she Dr.
rcdte; thsis tie wit pat mod graerjlly.
It's Sole most where peft Ald httA mother
scnn6inr case " tcs York city, ksl srssn flsoa OF
tfer who ,aa thst shs had wig sni hsd oa h,r
tyehows hair for miuy Sns has reg1inei both
ttArtiuly thickc sottct and tGer for; and sill
another, Dr. T. H. tuuo iory anu dis guished
gr0vity tcahstuiIy 20 Aunhig pc d. a3sfc Gus fsrei
call ~ them The e d. supplied usual
~ lnrersol Bsotbcr ~ ar s'reet mo val hsve.sege
~ t,ussf FrtrG reodx ot tpng trade. Stl5 10 largo
gry bottle 81 -. - siso 49, ghito
font. AToadvay n H.-A40 bif wonderful tiBi usus,
I'D from Is 10 -. esch frOm 81 20 $ adoSep, essb
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POLITICAL.

SkvESTu CONGRESSIONAL pIsrRICr.-JANs ls5l
Of tho deIsgat,s Of this ds.rc eoc,ed to
evening. at tho HOMESTEAD. No. 202 Eighth avenue,
Daniel Geary Esd, of the Sixteenth ward elected
C:sman and Will an ]. Peck. Esl., Of the Twentieth
waid, Secretary,
On motion, Custavus A. Conevsr. Eco. OF the Ninth
ward IVES elected euch delegate. and Willi.m
sesmsn Esq, Of th sx'eeath ward elected alternate
william ], Brsey, John A. L. Terhuae, Barney Roe,
E~geue McGrath Levi Sprugstep, Daniel Gcary Thomas
r. James, Samuel Radcliffe, John Phean Ueary q. Wan.
naker, VIM ]. Peek, VIM N. Conkey Charles K. Tripey,
Solomon Kipp, Decnis DYER.
DANIEL GEARY, ESQ, Chairman
WM j. PEcK, Esq, Secretary.
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grateful to weary perplexed spr the fumes Of
fragrant eegar All msan thropcally disposed
should make sacrifice the altar of smoke and Their
troubles will depsr the flies upward. AS to The
place TO the magical specific call at the store of the
of of all kinds uneluad this side Of Havana
n. MORALES, ll3 Nassau street.
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GentlemanIy satiafac tion.-Th satIsfac.

gen feels in securing sch of .ntly made
shirts that him hair be appreciated by those
the hour and perfectly adapted to the hgure
his shirts always ready at the time missed and
reau nj tera lion.
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rservaton the best equally
10 Gourauds Medcsed Soap for curir pjm PIES
fechs sai'owness, chaps chsfe roushnes &c. P0ndre
M uproors hair from Any part o the body Liquid
Rouge, Lily White and Hair alos at 67 Walker etrce
near Broadway CALENDER IS s. Third St., Philadepha.
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PEARSON AL.

INFORMATION WANTED OF THOMAS AND JOIN
Bennett from the Parish Of Rilshsndra County Cayau
relsnd. who came to this country about six years. sice
ANY will be thankfully received by theit
Catherine, At No. 233 First avenue front room.
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Anew MEDICAL sooKs.-A ooxpLE.E PRACTICAL

NJ EW MEDICAL EOrkS.-a COMPLEX PRACTICAL
the Hatrre srsstoeut Of disc aud all
90 inJrd sf.etiors illustrated ~ number Of
sssutifuy rclOrad pates large fcby Homer Dost
Feb D. otarer on surgsry snd qnoasss OF tie above
r.mcd natUrt. IL IL lsrga trtO SaD second
edition, rrcr $40 Extract from The Bo9.U4 Medical AID
Nacgoa Jorrt IL may te SAID. iegre.sly TO be equal
Rcotds Acseus woTk the ssu family ~ diseases
superior 20 anything o. thu Kind published In
lhs country eutaor II y WORT Natural Death And
kccr YOUNG" price II cents Author of The ga
niy Physician, prize q ceots. Auhcr Of work Self
Ahufe Snd Dsrlornhe sAeets So TO- sixth edition,
plates price 81 ror 81 the publishers,
srktkGEN 70" NthNb, 22 broadway. and By she
thor az NrpadsA,
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For forms Of faith let bitter zealots 6ght.
Hes T wpon whose clothes are made Alright.
And to get such Clothes, one mas only TO
step inso of r. SMITH, Jr 100 Fulton street. aud
from his stock of ready made clothing hs
prices arc as reasonable his goods excellent
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ti"'i i x Il all descriptions.
is52.-Ascount Books, Diaries, &c.-Ney
tfme ptd oherr - Fped 18th complete
tat Account B3oi trtrl shelves have them made
2ofd'f = hort 10 lee Sta merry, Copying Pre5s,
t1d y ttero Gnld rors yiarn Or 1872 and ell arti-
~ " INC q TIC l9rcst rTiee7 PrntiaE aad litao
AAn'eet treis q aiatlonery. q Wi.liem street.
4 New Nevoiusion.--vc lInna IA, for many
wear Halter Nns aad very and Nos Is
taf ot hlh1ny. hat located himstf 81 No 2O
NT1nars II Full ts tnrq pa.rou1,
t1e 'w~rirr nnbc IN general, respectfully in
yi.ft 10 fsc him a Csl.
Az Admir.r OK shalgsaenrc.--Knox Is m
ndmicr,f him ph7ia for dty but FOR all time and
ia dai ed II ttpG rpF
~ aiuter u orr ditcnnAont
Toto rl0.3ous tuuwEr,
W SUP birr hin lalV arsiOue1 wi beautiful Furs, Al
ra WtfAin 80 RI att" INtiea, call ~ No l23
al tlp ttfeet. nnd mfls q fti Hetion,
Eioui.a nUd Alapti.ias.--it rcrng an cFtab-
VI fti rfl trhnt .1 N re-. Nt IL. q 81 r-nee ot
ft r At tNc II. IL rso1F att1 Ne III ttN iti4l the
ttt h aatsntiN ,iaaA8 ND Neuti - *t ltle y 70
~ pEt tt te ocrerGCd IT. the aaeement of win
Vty anGsonc rinth GA lhs sud 10 dollars;
pcit Velvet d. st 81 ~ srd % dollars.
GEO, BULPIN, Clsah Emporium, ISL Broadway.
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THE FIREMEN.

THE FERMENTATION OF PLATE Z y MR.. JAMEsL
l. Miller ExAssietant gineer of the New York Fire
Department., will take place At Perkins on Monday.
Two Dollars to be obtained of the following committee
Robert Ginnes No. DE- peyster street. Daniel d. Como
ver No lSs MacdouRa Btrcet; hn Tindale No. 2O Ed
ridge street; Delatour. No. 25h Wall street G. w.
Schttt No. III Washington street James r. Wenpian No
King street. ROBT. M'CINNES Chairman.
JAaIEs Il. WENMAN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

Wigs and TOupees. - Bachelors New
syle Wigs the NEST perfect iitston o.
as.ure yst Yhose wanting superior article
mould call at sATCHELe RS celebrated Wig Factory, No
V. be found the largest and best
sortment In the CITY. Copy the address,
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SPORTING.

SHOOTING MATCH WILL DE sH0T FOR, A SPLEN.
- did pair Of gray squirrels and cage also seso
and ciokeRH Saturday. January 20, at Squircs B0t
ulpcr Morigna. Cars leave The City Hsl York. at
T. 20 10 sES III A. NJ and 80 u. II. Shooting
at -. " VIZ. H. nQUiNfS
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MUSICALE.

7 ECPOLD MEYER, TEACHER OF THE vIOEIN-
Hours Of instru ction from o'clock A. NJ until clock
=. N. Residence, 81 Ho ward street.
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oocARTNERsHTp NOTICEs.

nSSOLUTIoN-THE FIRM OF JOHN HILnAU &
60 = TINS dsy d,se1iyed ~ mutual consent Ihs bu-
viii ntue the business heretofore at his old stand
No ls5 Broadway. JOIN MtLHAU.
Japusry q, 1852. ALEXANDER CUSHMEN.
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HUpIESTE ADS.

VIZ AsHINGToN BUILDING AssoCIATION.-AT THE
last meeipg Of this popular aeaoeation losns were
made At highly advan Married women arc
authorized hold shares IL 10 doubtful vhether
family DO truly happy without homo Of its This
home indus, rious OBTAIN through
the Warrington Association The airs Of this association
should add the hands of prudent careful bust
The entrance fec 50 cents after the February
meeting it will 70 81 Apply to the Secretary. H. II.
HOOPER No. 1873 Pearl street and the number OF
ehares wanted = Sunday Dispatch.
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nair-Dye.-Batchcio r, s ceIcbra ted Lilo uio

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 CcIcDr atcU LIq AIN
Dye yet discovered coloring the
,hsscrs .he moment lie sppcd The wonderful ease and
srtsr with which ths fAvo-se and Hair
Dye performs Ia astonishing IL 10 for sale applied, AZ
sAqCHRIoR's Wig factory, No. WALL street. Copy ths
.Hd
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L'oR SAbE-TVO LEATHER TOP BUdGY WAGONS
CITY made and made 20 order % tie beet mStoriss
ALEC ocrnd hand top Wsgon: three faiiy
.ltiah suitable Tor pnvht5 use Ia skGg pu-p5sss
Apply corner 81 Prince street and Ceeey a. the carriage
fscto
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xOgy. "a.


GIO REwARD.-ST0LEN. ON THB Nru uLT. A
U4O Gold Wateh, No. "a 673 Roskell. Liverpool, maker
Upoa the being returned 20 salisbu Co ce-nsr
of Broadway Cortlandt will b.
questions asked. Attached the witch
geld chain, seal ring with the letter we'd the
stone, and few chsrms.
RBWARD.-LOST, BY ONE OF THIS PASsEN
DO from the steamer Atlantic whilst ning fon
the steamboat 1azeppa, on Sunday evening" 81 pier No
East river leather bag containing ssng
toilet articles The above reward will be given
its recovery. At 10 Ferry street.
T osT OR MIsLAID-A NOTE FOR ONE HUNDRED
IL and ten "a 100 dollars drawn by Andrew Bridgeman to
order dated September 18Th 1884, payable four months
from date, at the Greenwich Bank All persons eau
toned sgainst negotiating said note as payment has been
stopped 1t the bank.
ANDREW BEIsER l42 Fulton street.
r osT-oN THE EVENING OF THE sTH. IN
- Broadway STAGE, or in Broadway Wayerly place,
sod double Evesla The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving 1t at Avery, billiard Co.'S, 20 Broadway.
I 0sT-OE THURSDAY, TIE 8rH INST. IN PASSING
- from the corner Of Third avenue through Twenty
third street to No 40 Lexington ahgursd black lace
veil The Under will be literally rewarded returning the
same TO NO ~ Lexington avenue or sending word whret
can be obtained.
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HOUSES. ROOMS, Sc. WANTED

HOUSES, ROOMS, sc. WANTED.
a GENTLEMAN WISHES TO RENTA PARLOR AND
"A two small bed roems attached, arranged,
end well furnished, in hous' occupied BY private
family, srd where there oirders 10 alton NOT be-
low Fourth, above Fourteenth street. and
scar Eros-way. Broadway, WASHINGTON, or Wayerly
rlace preferred Breakfast desired. If 10 be proyd
privately Communications in TO this addressed
n H. W., box 265 Post Oiac giving stree. aud nber
o. tho houte. viii meet with attention.
- oons "A SNAIL FAMILY. WITHOUT CHILDREN.
~ wish 10 thf ethe furnished or
nnfunhed without board reepeetablc neishborhood,
not above Houston street Address Adyerscs, Herald
nee.
- DON W 5NTED.-IN OR NEAR BROADWAY, UPPER
IL sory Preferred he a less 80 feet sod ~ wic
address, stating rent and all partculars Box L9, Post
tiNce.
-ToEE WANTED, ON wEsT SIDE OF ROADWAY,
- between Nescy and Anthony streets l.rae. Pot
90 lon Nay Either tho fist door or the VII lie build
rr BY old establishes marcat Of undOubtod csp1u
sthili,y address =. v. 7 Herald office.
WANTED 70 HIRE-FoR 4 TERRA OF TEN YEARS,
purposss eitraed in the GENERAL Of tho city Adlcss
T., bog 800 Pess Office. hlso wanted. second hand
Boiler OF bout ~ horse power. apply ~ abs vo.
WANTED-To RENT. or pURCGs3E. FRD. rV0
New York anA New Haven Erc railroads Wouj prefer
% rent with privilege of huyipg M close IF second yea
Address B,x 255, New Haven, Conn. stating terms M,
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7 Yen WOULD INFORM bis raIENDs

II YEN WOULD INFOHM DIS FhIEND3
II That NO pedlar ever vopds
His inventor us. here and here,
In each crowded thorougafare.
liza p,dtar over knocss
At your door, wit flask or box,
Notirom lyon . com. On he,
A. has stuH's = rgry.
The true powd r. AID tho pill,
That shi hugs and vsrlain till,
You VIII still II a. as e. yofe,
In Bfoadwsy, -.
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mISCE. LAS sG,sUs.

CLAYInG CARDs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HlviN0
removed /, their spssiuua iss, III and IN grand
street. nenr thu Odd Fellows tail se,dy pply
the trade and customers IN
Cards which. for toughness nnsh y
kICwlecgtd TO be the beet dealing
uUE5iIS & LrVf Union Card N.Gufsc ory
III End l9 Grand street, !. ~ odi Fsllogs aalI.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

1 FURNISHED BEDROOM TO LET, TO sINGL
"A gentleman bath and water closet attached. Locat,
paesed References exchanged Inquire at 6 Broac
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ROArD-FOa SINGLE GENTLEMEN, IN A GENrEEL
- private family; location extremely pleasant. hand
second foo front with balcony suitable for two
sentlemen; Also back citing Psnries
closets bath and water closet attached Would
the whole foor to either two three nmep who would
thereby unsurpassed for The prize
for s25 week. including break served In
their own rooms References exchnu ged Address Y. X
e raid office, during this week. N No other boards
taken,
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A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, AND A FEW SINGLE
"A rooms, With good beard to be had at No i3 Yves
Twenty second street. he house 10 new, with all tho nod
References peqnired
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STAFFORD & BRoTHEa, $50 BROADWAY, SOLE
~ Agents for the sale Of H1llet ALIENS 1.-THE original Hal
let celebrated Boston pia,ofctes Also Agenta r A. W.
advantage in purchasing TO examine in the rooms
Instruments from tine different celebrated Boston makers
Pianos to hire.
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INTERESTING TRlAL.-TdE FOKkEST DIVORCE
Casa copous REVISED corrected report OF this in
trial VIII be pubhed by the Law Reporter Of the
new York Hersd in psmphiet form mme iisey after the
aton Of the sdings IL will be the only
pabhed in thtt form Which will have the approval of the
curt emo the counsel both and i'm
partistv 1t will contain pies Of all lsters aud doou
uepts cred the trial whether admitted suppressed
spo viii eompre, from present Appearances nearly
hnpde1 pages Price 26 cents Copyghs hiss taken
- BY VIE Reporter ORDERS TO be addressed DEVILS
Davenport booksellers Tribune Buii6inye, New York.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26

Musical CArEeHIsM.-Ws find the follow.
ing ailost ia the pspesi
What is a slurf"
almost any remark one singer makes about
another"
"What isa rest7"
Going out Of the choir to eat some re-.
freshment during sermon times"
What is ealled.SiDging with an Enderaud.
ing7'"
Marking time on the floor with your foot. T"
"WAat is q staccsto movement"
Leaving the choir ia q HUFF, because nns
is dissatisfied with the leader"
"Wbat is swellq"
"a professor Of music, who pretsnds to knov
everything about science, while he cannot con.
ceal his Ignorance"
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26
Petitiona to the Leeislatnre.

Petitions to the Legislature.
TO NE Senate and House of ReprsSsh-
talives Of he State Of Ohio;
We, the undersigned, legal voters OF
-- in this State, respectfully
represent,--that ell our past and pres
ent laws upon the traffic of intoxical-
ing drinks have, from various causes
proved inefficient :--that law is ab.
soliltely necessary for the public good :
and that while we respectfully present
10 your notice the recent statue Of
Maine, entitled /" An Aci for hs sup
pression Of Driaking Houses and TIP
ping Shops" as a law that has prov
ed 10 be both effective and be,lefesntinits
operation, we would earnestly ask and
pray, that an Act as nearly as pos
sible identical with that Of Maine,
may be passed by your Honorable
Bodies, SO thai intemperance, with ils
accompanying crimes. miseries, and
expenses may be banished from oul
beloved SIale.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26
WIN CaELL's
0otagon W ater Cooler

M the oonvsnisnes, economy, aud general utility
\ J Of Water Cooler, the nndeFsignSd would refer
the public to the thousands throughout the Wssl and
south, who have used them during the last four
yeBTs,
or the decided lnxnry Of a drink Of pure Ice wafer
during the excessive hot weather Of The summer
months, It 10 deemed unnseesGaTy 10 call attention.
Every one understands that 10 be very desirable,
Il IL well known to every one who has used them,
that hom two 10 ten pounds Of Ice will keep many
gaons Of water as cold iee ITSELF at least twelve
hours.
They not only combine convenisncs with economy,
but ere beautiful nuamsnt 70 the talOonI the paIo
dining room, and Office.
Experience has established the fact beyond doubt,
that the best and only way TO filter and cleanse
The watsFs Of the Ohio MisslSSippi, nnd Missouri
fvef, s 10 put the wafer 10 be used IN lar suited TO
the purpose, and pat lee With IL. The action VI the
Ice upon the water, causes the sediment and other
offensive matter to ssuls to the bottom Of the vessel
Hence 1t becomes important 10 know what kind Of a
jar 10 best adapted 10 the preservation Of ice, and II
Is quite reasonable TO suppose that article made
zino and charcoal, will accomplish that Object.
Winchsps Oetagon Water Cooler is cOmposed Of
the shove named materials.
Il is now about four ysaFs since Watsr Coolen were
6rst introduced, and the manufacturer takes pleasure
IN saying that no article svsT got up by him has given
such universal and undivided satisfaction 70 those
who have used them.
His experiences in manufacturing them, together
with his general knowlNdgs OF the Japannad WaEs
butinsfs, enables him get up handsOmeTa and more
snbstantia article, and Al much less pFcss than any
other establishment in the West.
These Coolers can be seen In operation on most Of
the steamers The western Rnd southern ivsrS, and
ai my Jnpannsd Ware Msnufaetory, where they are
GEO. D. wINCHELL.
Conner Psah and Walnut
P.s. Packed with care and shipped % any part Of
the county. 7'sm marc
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26
TRMPERANrE HOUaF.

Nj 7 2 bTAT Eb' LL,
CILAS r. HOULTON wOnld most respectable
~ announce TO the travelling public that he has tai en-
charge Of aud fitted up aud furnished in the very bsst
style, the above named, well known TBasrH StGnd, In
Wooster. ltis the determination ofthe propTistT 10
cOnduct said Tavem on the sthctsst TsmpsraHes
principles and he hopes therefore, to share with other
hotels Of the place, his equal share Of public patron
sge HIS bai will 1t all times be furnished with the
choicest beverage, eoId, bright, sparkling Bater.
HIS table will be furnished with all the luxures the
country will afford His stabling, which is oommo.
dous, is attended BY careful and accommodating
hoGtsn. sILAs &. HOUITON
Wooster, January IS, 1882.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26
CHERRY PICTORIAL!
E0F INC OWEU %
COUGHS, COLDS, nOABsENE'S,
RRONCmITIg, WGaOOP1NG-COUGM,
CROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONRU9lRSTlON,

A MON0 the numsTous discoveries 6oisnOa has
"A made In this generation 70 facilitate the business
Of life, increase its enjoyment, and even pToong the
term OF human existence, none can be named OF more
real value 10 mankind, than this contribution OF Chem
stry TO the Healing Art, A vast trial Of itS virtues
throughout this broad country, has proven, beyond
doubt, that medicine combination Of medicines
yet known surely control and cure the varieties
Of pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept from
our midst thousands and thousands every ysGi. In.
deed, there is abundant reason 70 believe rem
sdy has at length been found which can be relied on
TO cure the most dangerous affections Of the lungs
Our space here will not permit us 10 publish any pro-
portion of the effected by itS uS0 but would
present the following opinions Of eminent men, and
refer further inquiry 70 the circular which the agents
below named, will always be pleased 70 furnish Tree,
wherein urS full paEonlaFs and indbputabis proof Of
these facts.
From the President Of Amherst College,
the celebrated PeOfesssor HA HAElehcOehs.
JAMES G, AVER--SirI / have used your Cherry
POctoral in my own case Of desp.seatsd rOnehit s,
and am satisfied from tS chemical constitution, that
1t is admirable compound for the relief Of laryngial
and broaehal difficulties II my opinion, as to It's
superior character can be Of any service, You are al
liberty 70 use it as you think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LII. D.
From the widely celebrated Professor
stlIimau, NJ. D., LII. D., Prof. Of Chemistry,
Minsralogy, ETC., Yale College, Member Of the
Lit Hist, Med. Phil. and Scientific eOcstiss Of
AmoTch ana EuIOpes
deem the Cherry PsetOrai an admirable oompo.
Sitiou from some Of the best articles in rhS MatsHa
Msdiea very effective remedy for the olnSS Of dis.
eases II is intended TO cure.
NEw HAVEN, Ct.l Nov. /, l649.
Major PATTERSON, President Of the 8. G. Senate,
states he has used the Cherry Peetorl with wonder
ful success, to cure an inflammation Of the lungs.
From ono Of Ihe aIat Physicians In
Maine,
Dr.. J. c. AYER, Lowel-DeaF Sir; | am now
constantly using your Cherry Psctoral in my practice,
and prefer 1t 10 any other medicine for pulmonary
complaints. From observation Of many severe cases,
am convinced II will cure coughs, eolds, and dis.
eases Of the lungs that have put TO defiance all other
remedies.
invariably recommend its use In cases Of con-
sumption, and consider 1t much the best remedy
known for that disease.
respectfully yourS,
is. CUsHMAN, M. D.
Propurod and so.. JAMES c. AVER,
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In Ohio.
Fsbu Sry 5, 1882.
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