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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-30

No. 44.-AN ACT to amend section fifty
eight of chapter scyonty.two Of the COM
pied statutes relating to lime,
n is horeLy e"ucted, sc.
SEC. !. Section fifty eight ofchaptcr ninety
two of the complied statutes snail be SO
amended as to read as follows
All lime packed in casks for sale shall be
put into good and sufficient casks, each cask
to be branded with the name Of the town in
which sad lime was manufactured, and the
name Of the manufacturer or ycndcr OF the
same"
SEC >. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, November "a, 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-30

THE FIRST SHAD AT washington. -
Beverly Tucker elected printer to the Senate
ii good season expected
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No, .3.-AN ACT relating to pounds. c,trAys,
and lost goods, being in alteration of chap
ter ninety-4wo Of the complied statutes
II rs hcrcbY cnacted, dc,
SEC. !. Any person who shall suffer any
neat cattle. horses. sheep, or hogs. to run at
large III the public highway, except on his
own premises, shall, for every such offence
wllfully committed, forfeit AMI Jay tine of
not less than one dollar. nor more than five
dollars. to be recovered in an action founded
on this ,tat::tc; onc-hull the penalty to be
paid into the town treasury Of tbs town whore
said animals are found running at large and
the othcr half to the person who shall prose.
cute the same to effect PrOridcd, this act
shall not effect or prevent the running at
large Of SuGh animals as such town shall, by
vote at their annual MaSch meeting, suffer to
run at large: and Prorm,d, (rihcr, that The
sclcctmen of any town may crmlt any per
NIT any person, who Is the owner Of but one
COW, to turn the same into the highways
under such regulations as they shall deem
cxpedient, and may revoke that permission at
any time, in their discretion.
sec, >. Section tnirty-siX Of chapter ninety
two Of the complied statutes is repealed.
Approved, December e, 1888.
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER
No. I0.--AN ACT relating to the grand list.


No. I0--AN ACT relating to the grand list.
II is hcreby enacted, &C.
Sic. |. Section twenty-six Of chapter
eighty of the compiled statutes is 50 amended
az to read as follows
1t shall be the duty of the listers at the
time Of taking the list to inquire if any add
tonal buildings have been erected, or any re-
pairs or add tons made 10 buildings since the
last assessment of real estate and if so. said
listers shall make such additions to the as
scssmcnts Of the individuals who may have
erected or repaired such buildings as they
shall deem Just and equitable.
Approved, December i, 1913,
No. 4l.-AN ACT to rcpoa! d" An Act in add
dtion to chapter eighty Of the complied
statutes" approved November % 1852.
il is htrtby cndctcd, SC.
eighty OF the compiled statutes, approved
November -, 1852, is hereby repealed.
Approved December {, 1853.
No. AN ACT relating TO the collection
of taxes.
il is hcrSjY fnacfc3, sc.
SEC. !. Form seventeen Of chapter ninet %
seven of the compiled statutes Ii 80 amended
that the third sentence Of said form shall
read as follows
" And on the neglect or refusal Of any Of
said inhabitants, liable hy law to pay his or
her PROF ogtiou of slid tax, You are hereby COM
mande to distrain the goods and chattco oI
such delinquent person, and dispose of the
same according to law. for the satisfaction Of
his OF hrr pruiDltion pl toil tax, "ud ulep NUur
own fees and for want Of such goods or Chat
tells Of such delinquent person, to be by hin
or her shown unto sou, Dr found within Houi
precinct. to satisfy the same, with your own
/ fees, YOU are hereby commanded II take tho
{ body of such delinquent person, and hi1A OF
her commit to the keeper of the jail in thu
county Of, or such other jail as the law d.
reefs, within said jlil.who is hereby commando
to receive him or her and him or hrr safely keel
/ until he or she shall pay his or her proper
ton of sud tax. together with your fees, OF
/ he released according to law and for want o
such goods and chattcls, and in the event thai
the body of such delinquent person cannot b,
found by You, YOU are hereby commanded t
extend this warrant upon any land in thi!
State. for the collection Of such tax. belong
ing TO such delinquent, according to law
Approved. Dccembcr Is, lSj3
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-02

nJ-Man is born for action he
ought to do something. Work, at
at each step, awakens u sleeping force
and routs ont error. Who does
nothing, knows nothing, Rise to
work If thy knowledge is real, en-
ploy it, wrestle with nature test the
strength of thy theories see if they
will support the trial act
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RonAa Naturalization S'arno
and Scaiuti. uoi far FROM Naples, q
discovery bos been nladcSof an antique
Roman villa buried under the earth
bat only at depth Of three or -four
feet from lhe srtacc. It's architect
IRE resembles that of the 1onpeiiau
cdiiicca. he difference being that it is
sustained on arches and bHttrcsscs
The house is entire, and contains ten
chambers, with q wide teatibnlc. The
principal cnriositIcs found within it,
were two amphnrae. some anrIcultu-
raj Instruments Of peculiar form. and
the skeletons of nan aud u bird
The villa ia. unfortunately, surrounded
by water, from tho filfrations Of the
Satno, aud it will be difficult 10 pre-.
serve it.
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gro gsEyyAssD.

DnOEE jail at Baton Rouge. on The
I'D niabt ii The 22d Instani, three negro
men ~ follows
Jln. n griG. tboni feet - inches r
hioh snd about ~ or 30 years old - -
has saine sears on bic neck sbd one oh 81
his f3fctead ogor The leit eve. caused ny q
bum or scrofula--very intelligent ant quick
spoher
JoHT. boy. ~ years olA FIVE feet 3 n
rhes high; eery black nose inclined 70 Re-
uon very round ard eonpecIiy Igilt
LEWIS, about 8 feet ~ hsn. black a'd
very rugged dressed, in Cd white hoinee-
pa Gotten Jim and Iobn both have gfay
kefsey tspbots tam--also new shoes /
viii gige the above reward f0f The delitrry
TO me- Of the abovs noeroes. or SO dollars
for either 81 -hem. JAS. J. DD61a,
orf95.iC Jailof
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A meeting Of the Atlantic and Pa
cifc Railroad Company vii take
place on the 3D. Of November Off
GERS will then be elected, and the Com
papy will be fully organized. Mr..
Gray, the engineer, IA organizing his
surveying party, and was to set out
for the Rio Grarde on the Doth Of tho
present month. He expects to have
reliable and satisfactory survey Of the
whole route executed, for the use Of
the Company, in the course ofthe eh-
suing spring. The additional stock
subscribed on the books Of the Com
pany on the 18th, was sufficient to
swell the aggregate OF 1853, 900, 600
Dci,n.
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NOTICE.

Sitth Jedic,uk DIST C0urt--Par-
isb If EaN Bntoa RoHac
yATHENEhS Thor Prendstsasi Of said
w Parish, laa applied 10 sad Court 10
be- appointed administrator Of the estate q
sarah Geihoi', late olsald parish decd
Notice is hereby given 70 al persons IN
ie,ested. 70 shew cause within ten JaYs
from the first p1bliraion 81 Tbs notlct,
why the said application should not bq grim
ted oct g5.2w N. Mogtno Clerk.
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tive commrpd tothe attention Of

every true democrat. Collector Bron-
sons letter o. Sc 're'aty Guthrie. u
ia another evidence that place will
not always induce o man to act con.
trary to bic owdpatrioiic principles.
We thiuk it gosd aad we'll timed no.
proof to the arrogance Of party dcspst-
ism. %
when ] accepted tho place ! had
never eeen nor had my co,ninunica.
ton sih the President, and Of course
lbero were no pledges between us.
save such M may be implied between
honorable men holding tho like rela.
lion to each other lie had a right
to expect that would diligently and
faithfully discharge tho duties Of the
Office, and maintain, in all proper
ways, the principle which restored The
Democratic party to power aud, 9"
long % [ performed that implied obi
cation, / had right to expect that bis
confidence in nc would not be withs
drawn. I have never complained
that the President has not discharged
bis part of the obligation, and am not
conscious Of having omitted to dis
Charge my own.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-02

PREPARATIONS FOR THf HAIR
bears oil. porpa'utn Trieopherops,
Balm Coinmbia, Jaynes Hair TOME, Lou
aans Hair Tonic phaions Hair Inyigorator,
Lyons kalhsrien and Hair dye-- ior snle by
oct 70 a H. i. WADDlLL,
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1--WE hcard a story ofo fellow who
rels'cd his experience whrn the Nah
ant Bank failed. az soon rs | heard
of it." says be---"my heart jumped
RI hit into my mouth. Now thinks |,
pposa I've got any bills on that ere
bank +? I'm goper, that's n fhc' SO
you see | on coat and for home as fast
as my legs could carry me--run oil
the way. So when got there look
ed. and founi hadn't got any bills
on that bank--nor any ofher. /
felt some easier
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fssUOT1t POWDEi's-- Nins'eba Tooth
Il Paste, Charcoal Tooth Paste, Fab
sarnic Tooth rstit.--foss sented, Den''limo
Tooth poa'dprs--for ssle by
oct 20 IT, T. WADDfLt.
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TI(JTfCE.

SiHN Judiciak UiR. C0nyt--Par-
iah NJ Inst Duton RoaRe.
VI1UEREhS Joseph w. Cha ioau of',id
w faisb. hiss Applied to said Court 10
bee app7nied administrator Of the estate Of
Sarah Ggrholt late Of said parish dec'd
S6lice is hereby given 10 all persons ~
fcrested 70 show cansc within ten da9s
from ,',e fret publication Of this notice Wy
The said application shr'ld not be granied.
oct 2Jw b. II. MoREEo, Clerk.
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t. Goamann'y IS essentially the Empo-
rum for everything rich and rare IN the
Jewelry line. i''s name comforts well
wi h bia profession. He ia The Goldman
OF this great city The stock of articles
just opened by him OF his new stand, in the
basement of Inc Iiarnoy House has never
been surpassed by any previous stock ever
brought to this city.
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Sanitary CornnissiO sts.

A board II sanitary commission bas
been organized in New Oilean., Will,
Mayor Crossman a, ia head, for the
purpose Of Investigating the origin,
modes and limits Of extension and
general character Of the epidemic Of
1853, and they have forwarded cir
cular Of interrogatories, to editors,
physicians and others, in order to co
late such information AS it is possible
to obtain, for tho purpose Of g5ncral-
izipg the facts to ascertain If possible
the origin Of tho fatal malady and the
causes that have combined to make II
an epidemic. The Board of Com
mission Is composed Of his honor the
Mayor, r. II. Barton. A. Foster Arson
]. /. Riddle, J. {. Simonds aud y. ID.
Mcneil. The combined efforts Of n
Board possessing SO much well estob-
lsh s5ieniifc skill, cannot foil to arrive
AT some facts in reference to the ma
tire and movements Of the Invisible
enemy; and we hope that every ply.
aIcia,i aud citizen ofthe State having
a single laet in reference to the unsol-
we'd question, will furnish the Board
with it. Il should however be bouin
in mind, thht "flcis' arc alone wanted.
Theories, various and conflicting, can
be found anywhere {; and IN the col
lection q facts some truth must be
discovered that praciicablo appIca'
ton may be made Of. We Incline TO
think that that kind of information
moat desired will be difficult 10 obtain
The commission may learn the amount
Of mortality to what class il has been
mostly confined and what te'npcra-
mcnt have been most liable TO The
disease; but the meteorological Oh
servaiions tho range Of temperature
the conditions Of the weather ~ to
dnnpngss md dryness--the prevalence
Of rains and fogs the electrical state
ofthc atmosphere, and other obaerva-
tons neressnry 20 discover the ont
ward catso or causes, will b. difficult
to arripo ut. Correct tables. would
undoubtedly show facts, Upon which
to build plausible theory ifnothing
more.
notwithstanding The Eight before ria,
the scientific world seems to have re-
lap7ed into that state Of mysticism
which existed at the appearance OF The
Naurum q, eaaum Of Lord Bacon,
and the medical profession seem to
have given up al science IN the prac-
tee Of physic, and look rather to the
special interference Of Utine Provi-
danco for the cure Of patients, rather
than 10 .htir own skill. Tis is rali-
callv wrong there can be no effect
without al edrquato cause, and If It
Is not discovered, it must not be infer
rod that it does not exist. bit must ac-
knowledge our ignorance il not being
able 10 di.covcr it.
The cause Of epidemics il "by com
mon consent' admitted to be cXtlrual :
then we aay let il be proven. 1t will
not do f3r The scientific TO say that
there are aaimRcui aloat in tbe
atmosphere; because 70 the solar mi
croscopc nothing of the kind is seen.
Nor will it DO to attribute TO the i'm
purity of the air We breathe, what can
not be accounted for. This is IN adj
mission of ignorance; since chemical
analasia shows that the atmosphere
is composed oftbe same materials IN
every corner of the habitabIe globe
We want regularly organized bodies
of scientific men in different parts Of
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-02

IL 4 despatch to New Orleans
from Mobile tho ooh ulto., says Mr.
Il Huntingdon Of ibat city, was yes
terday thrown from hi4 buggy and has
since died from the injuries.
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FbUCKW HEAT l-@A iew boxes ol tho
- hew crop, just received BY $50
oct ~ JOSHUA BFAbs
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I,Ol ocTE WATER In l gallers,
" qrsr's. pin,a, tipls, | and ! pi''is,
warranted rs good os con lie hna IN The plare
--.for sale by II. +. WADDlLL,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-02

NOR THE SIX IN.~Bny Run. Arematic
l. Vinegar. CHALK Balls, and squetes--.
fot salh by Ioef9fl r. r. WADitllL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-02

Barrels q louis Ffaur.
4 20 bags Onions 2j barrels Apples,
Inst received pers'eamer Atlantic. aud for
sac by oct ~ JOSHUA BEhL.
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III ltJ1plsY1e 81 lime.

TIM tundstssu,ed Il manufacturing this
- important article on large scale ---
The p'antefs and Sugar manufacturers,
generally, may depend upon getting the
very agent wanted 10 increase the quantity
of sugar, and 10 obtain II whittier and prer.
Directions how 10 IRE " will he delivered
grafis orrtnt Ivy mail free of postage.
II. BossAHrL, manufacturing chemist
% Il ~ Ichcup ioulas street, corner Of
Natehez, NJ " Orleans. Ill.,
The most satisfactory certificates of tie
value Of this pre- srstien Of 1ims can 10
Ind. from large Sugar Planters In The state
who ,se ~. Address letters poet pnM to
Hssey DoarAnet. New O,lehns
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oSllEN BUTTER Ia choice All.
VI Gle, for ,ale by
oct q, JOSHUA ZEAL.
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4 M Within the past week 'wo
different persons hive fallen through
that dead foll at the binding, misseallcd
The wha,f" On the last trip Of the
Gipsy one of her deck hands severely
injured himself there, and had 10 he
taken on board the boat by his com
rads. Wait until some valuable
man scropes his shin there, and
then, viii the corporation be sued for
Damages - which VIC hope may be
recovered TO the full extent Of the in
jury done. Tho wharf Is n nnisahee--
and should either be repaired or torn
up.
~ Great activity is said to prevail
in tho ship building business at LA.
vrc. A company Of ship owners are
Gting 3ul feet Of twenty-five shlps
| TO trade with Chill and Peru in South
America
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corn MEAt.-.Cotn Meal fresh ground
~ Of collected corn For sale at the
Feed anil Produce store Of ...f
od-ts '13-y JosurA Beat.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-02

ChrDiyEs' 100 bali boxes Of The late
- Gsbeiie q jest received by
oct3i JOSHUA ZEAL.
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DACUN ! Shoulders. Sides md Hams
ID fot fale BY loot 81 Joshua BEAL.
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lcs-The Hutchinson family are Civ.
ing concerts Mt New York
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nature of tho atmosphere to cause the

sssssr'-sss
nature Of tho atmosphere to cause the
prevalence Of Epi,lenios, they must
be undiscovered .ciectyicR e0acfs
that have never vi been Investigated
M .4--=.. sk-.-------4
AT. safnrs vestcrday rnorpip g
il was ea4y 10 discover by tho move.
me,.e If Indies in hollidn7 apparel.
that the day was me set down for ob-
servancs In the Ca'holc calender.
As ihoy passed 10 and FRI, to attend the
summons Of 81. Joacph's bell, they
lef' pleasing Influence IN the region
Of Third street. Tho sun was up, and
ont in his brightest colours, every liv.
ing, moving thing seemed to DO aatis.
fed with its own exisiancc, and flow.
org. sweet mud fresh, with the morn
ing dew. were culled, and tied into
wrcaihs and hoqnetts. to adorn for
the day, The sopulebors of departed
friends ard reln'ives. Does not such
beautifn obsetynnces unite the dead
10 The j, in9.! Indeed they do. And
fhcy make ~ teel that,,nsn does not
live, sud Tho flowers bloom for moth.
ing. A.Illising things are united, ~
work out the glory II Jehovah.
FRom CLINTON The Felieiana
Wing Of Saturday tho 29th nit. Gays
thnt Mr.. Daniel Mafiudale. chairman
of heir relief committee il dangerous
~ III With the epidemic. The sum Of
Slid has been received by The
reliei committee from various person,
We notice the town If Jackson haa
contributed about $500, for the ro'iei
# her nelghboring sister, The town %
Clinton In Tho list Of cbntribuior4
we notice that New Orleans firms have
contributed liberally--this viii not te
forgotten by the liberal and bopfa-
bic citizens Of Clinton To the list ii
deaths already published, the follow
ing may be added Mrs Dreyfuaa. H.
kauess, A j. Harrison. Miss 7 XII
Ian, Mis- Jane Wood, Mrs. Eutlcr,
Watson Ward, daughter Of I. W.
Ward, Postmaster, Il W. Hatch,
(Iayor Of Clinton,) Meyer, Mrs. JaeE-
son, Mrs. Ann Siliman. Mr.. Beiz,
Mira. Louisa Wynn, Russell Button.
81 Alder.
: H. Within tho naat ,soal ,ivu
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CT. PETER AND hT pAUl5s COL
CaIECE. BATON tt0UGE--The TRIAL
course Of studies will bs resumed in the In.
stiintion, on the ID Of November. Ioetle.
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SPLENDID ANIMALS.
ANA Gift hooks 4or 1854.

Il ! HfDifrtb rFfrfF--' y" bPHI'"V TIT
"A l8ji: the Gu Of Flowers for 1904
Friendships Offering for 1851 also MI
ler's HYMNS Queens Of ENGLAND Atkins
minstrel. Wsison's pos'icaI Qooiaiions;
Layard's Nineysh Btephei's Egypt Ae-
bots Hero Geofsey's Hungary; smiths
poems; fetn Leaves, by Fanny Fern, with
y great variety of cheap Publications, oil Of
which will be sold cheaper than BY any
other house in Baton Rouge
oet-C-iy. Gro. W. IIrnoMAs.
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The Pacific nairoad for which cur
Democratic candidates "gocs in"
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Major Pierce cbaigius the enemy .
tic National BRIDGE iotore the brida'
caycd in
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HhtuFe Of no aIfnVHpHHs9 10 cHtsso tHe
prevalence Of Epitlernics, they must
BE- undiscovered 'tc'ect,icR f0aefs"
that have never vt been Investigated
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-12-24
DR., ROGERS
AND TAR.

A SAFE and certain cure for Coughs, Colds,
ACroup, Asthma, Consumption of the Lungs,
Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough and
all other Lung Complaints tending to Consump-
ton. Look at this Unparalleled Success.
The above distinguished COUGH MEDICINE is carry
ing all before it in Lung Complaints. In all sections OF
the country it is constantly performing cures winch as
| tonish even Physician themselves. Look atthe high char
acter and standing OF the names which youch for ITS unrl-
vailed healing power. II. Cox, NJ. D., late Professor IN the
Medical College at Cincinnati; WI. Richards, MI -
Hon. 4adge Morse; Hon. Judge VIM. Burke, for more than
20 years Post Master of Cincinnati; r. 5. Newton, NJ.
Professsr in the Medical College at Memphis, Tenn; John
A. Collins, Esq, Proprietor OF the Temperance Organ aln
General Agent of the Graud Division of the Sons OF Temp.
of Ohio; VIM. II. Levison, Esq, Editor ofthet. ;. Militia
ry and Navy Argus at n. y, Thomas {, Flaunder, Esq,0f
Albany; Rev. II. Wiseman, Rev Il. Hoyt, n. \. CITY; and
we could name hundreds, aye thousands of others who ifs-
tify from persona! experience, that it has has cured them
and their friends III some casesnttcr all other remedies had
! failed. Such men never make such statements. unless con-
WINGED of their truth beyond The po>lbIli: OF adoHbt. lead
a few of the letters.
Extract from a letter from F. NJ Cory, to II. |. TEwAkT,
SPARTA. June 30, 1910.
Dear Friend Stewart:-I have been home now just two
mouths. When lastsaw you, had IL tlittle hopes of ever
getting any better. But have now the Observation-Disclosures
you for recommending me to take DIR. Rogers ~yrup OF
Iiycrwort, Tar and Caucl,aIagua. got dozen bottles OF
il and took home with me, determined to make q taIr trial
of it. as have done with everything else. have only Ia
ken four bottles of il, and must say ii has Gone me more
good than any other medicine ] have ever taken. On my
first tab my it, it increased the eXpectoratlon,, and raised
u great deal of bloody matter from my Lungs. Bat that has
now ceased, and 80 has my cough, nearly. cough hut lit
tie now, and expect soon to be entirely free from 1t. con-
slider i. an invaluable medicine, and shall recomnend il TO
all " no are afflicted with a Cough or Diseased Lungs.
let a Young lady who had tie CONSUMPTION, and
had hled IA great deal from the Lungs, and doctered seye-
raj months with our Physician, bar grew worse, have one
bottle of it, and it cured her. Ii acted almost mlraculously
Your sincere friend F.. NJ. CORY.