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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-11
AT Boston The Journal says

At Boston the journal says:
"Tbe Money market is tightening UP little under
the influence Of demand from New York, which
threatens to carry Off some portion OF our specie Our
Banks, rendered cautious by experience, notTith-
standing very good show Of coin in the weekly re-
turns feel under the necessity of curaiing of coa
fnbg discounts to actual eiPts and have to some
extent also called in demand loans. There Is but
little rst class paper offered in the street but it would
have been difficult 10 negotiate to-day at lees than
from 10 10 per cent while for notes of the same
quality which were passed on Monday at TO- lenders
are asking II to day."
The report of the Controller and Treasurer OF Ala
bama shows the total receps for the fiscal year, end
ing Sept 80, to have been ss6l l25, including the
balance from the previous year of sl,236,o69. The
receipts from the assessments of 1883 were sji9,-
600; from Common School fund, s62,O26. The dis
bursements were 81 Oi6 $685. including $500 900 TO the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company; thus making
the sctual expenditure s6i52s3, among which is the
sum of $50 Osl for the Insane Asylum, and s74,4h
for iDtere,t on the sixteenth section fund The report
of the Treasurer shows balance in the treasury Of
esq, 276.
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Markets. .Reported By Telegraph.

Nrw.ORLEASs, Nov a-CoTros irnj sales to day. 1000
bales Miedlh quoted at &c FLOUR dull and selling r s.
MESS PoRK, Sl6.
BUFFALO Nov 10, 6, P. M-FLoUR-There 10 new fes-
ture 10 the Flour market Toe supply rather
the demand which checked in great measure s The
At SO III Upper Lake; SO 50 for good Michigan aud
SO e9i for choice aud fancy Ohio and Michigan brands
WHLsT-Tbe operations in Wheat brought TO stand for
the stated above sale reported Of 5000 bushels
OF white Michigan at 81 49, CoRs-Corn In fair demand,
and the market frmer sales Of 500 bushels TO arrive
e9 ace ard ooO bushels the spot at Zoe. Some bold
shins 73c OArs-Oats dull and nominal at i2c
WHISKY Whisky 10 stesdy sales 100 bills SIC Canal
ysEeHrs-The height Flour TO New York Is he; on
Wb,s zc Com lsic. Receipts for the lss % hours
FLOUR 1881 bills WHEAT, &38 bushels CoRS, 49, 49,
busbels; Oars, p y365 bushels
CHARLESTON. Nov. lo-Our CoTros market quis saes
today Of $50 bales at prices ranging fro u 10 SIC.
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was easier, and the Bank had increased IL specie
two and ahalf millions Of dollars. Consels and Cot
ION were steady and Breadstuffs firm.
Yesterday, at Phisdelphis, some few hundreds OF
United States Bank shares sold al ivsnce Of q;
the purchases, street reportS say being for ID h;h
4" count"
The Cincinnati Gd=ette OF the sth, says:
The week has rot marked any Improvement in
money matters. Confidence IL still wanting and as
consequence financial Affairs continue IN a most IN
satisfactory condition. Banks or bankers discount
but little and there is but little money 10 be had oat
side. Rates Of interest vary from one 10 three per
cent per month. With reference 10 the immediate
future the prospect at present Is dark and uncertain
A good stage of water would do more toward reiev-
ing The money pre-, sure here, than the combined ef
forts OF fIauciers. Merchandise and manuf sctures
have accumulated to large extent and until these
can be sent off and realized upou parties ner-
estrd cannot experience any material relief. Inc
pork business, which bas commenced, will be EN-
baTrassed from the same cause and parties VIII md
il difficult operate much beyond the extent OF their
own capital.
The Bank Of Circleville has been forced into sus
peDsioD but H. X. Lawrence, cashier, says the bank
has money enough TO redeem every dollar OF fs pa
per th At Is in circulation. large amount Of tins ps-
per has been put out recently, and it vas this, we
suppose that caused dstrust, and the latter led 10
heavy run, and eonsequeot suspension
The market for Exchange was fat yesterday, and
rates declined, ranging from TO i prem.
The notes OF the Clinton Bank of Columbus were
thrown out by mott of the Bankers. State Stock
money OF all States, was also generally refused, and
some Bankers rejected the notes OF the CommercA
Bank of Kentucky. The notes Of the Miami alley,
Of Day ton, are not taken.
The Covngton and Lexington Railroad Company
mace a sale Of bonds in New York, short time since
deliverable on the lst instant They forwarded the
bonds to Winslow, Lanier g. Co., drew az ainst them
and sold the bills; but the bills were consequently
returned. portion of the latter were taken BY
Kentucky banks, and have been arranged. About
$50, 900 sold on this side, to bankers and mer-
chants and these the Company arranging to take
up.
A comparison Of the footings Of the weekly Bank
Statement of the Boston Banks for the past with
those Of the statement for the previous week. exhibits
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

Ste. msbip--Psci6e Nye, Liverpool, E. X Collins.
ships-City Of Brcoilyn, Mitchell Liverpool, Nesmei L
sor.; spifre Aey Boston, Ba seu Bacon.
BaIk-Eileb Norris a. Garrett. BIunswick Hicks Bell
Bries-Putpam. rrOoks Hsl.sa, Everett Brown Milton
(Br) Kenney. Halifax, wh.elwrsht q Co; Kusigunde
(Brem LOr ST. Js1o, Dunscomb Bsrnstsple Z. w.
Denton Meyer, Port. au. Prince, Rclliksr & Co.
seboopeisMa Martha Mario Small salem; r. w Ropes Co
W. A Hazard s,uoders st Marks, BIZ die Petts; British
Queen (Br Pye, Halifax Kelly smhers; Augusta Perry,
New Bedford master; Elizabeth B, Bacon Philadelphia,
W Mckee; Jamestown, Woslom. AeIandns, Abbott &
Dodge; Baltimore. seeht Bsaore Johnson Louien; Z.
r. Lsws Berry, Portland w Lewis; Kendrck Fnh, Shaw,
Dsien H. ID. Brookmsn Co; EDm, Furbsh, Kendall, 3a.
lem, R. w Ropes Coz London tBr Disdale Ponce, Burn
ham Co
sloop-Warren, stanpard, New Haven, msser.
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sep, r.Asro arrived a. srsnesco 18Th ut WIN an
hcrs hsps sails copper Ac saved boD the vfeoA VI INC
sebr Inv chile, sshore 81 Virgin River ,,,L =, t,.,
spiP srAR UsIos, az .en francneo ~ " q
sew Verb wa So dsys from Nes York 20 Cape hoI"i
tb, Can, Eve days I'D weAihar after Wnoh
Tor, W ard W. winds Took the trades N ~ % W
h.S tbsm YER, sbt the Equator Crossed the BdlaIo "a
In lo7 w Prom 20 " N experieneed sunnk ". 49,
.rd b. .yy rain squalls after which time bad !sh 'a'
winds sf1 Gains , 49,. ,,A u. s-,r Nav.
yo,t ,xreri,uced weather od Cape dom 'fOsseu
Eausio IN us 90 and bad light variable WIGS moss VI ~
tus after ard -. a.. -. D..
ION va. 50 rom Cape COD Cspe Horn was ~ days Ga
he Horn ard 10 DAYS from VspsIaso Experienced v,o.eot
ssn, II ion MS; carried far As 4j ~. aseT waeh H@s
hsd light winds sod Gains . . &C., =, D. u.rnh,x-
ga. o Cape HON IS days In strJnt gales crossed re squa9,
sent Q Ion lOg Sept D. az A. NJ In la y - NJ 100 Iv
an .,r breakers from the decki steering w tn9
,i,e ard av the breakers 81 ENE ahont nhes dstsat
Ier cro,rs the Equs had light winds most OF the
time. W.. -. c., r-.,.,..o s-or, phua.
dsphi, wm OF Cape ORR ~ days in strong gales split sss
g. Crossed the Equator Sept and bad Isht shes sn1
aim. most OF the time sfefwad Wss within - miles OF port
Tar sTEAsER ONO formerly Of San Francisco has been
.o5 a. Lima She hiss been engaged ia the coAsiins sde
fr som. time fom Pansms and called the E Phmero Isp-
Thomas sh who sold her, arrived Panama on tne DR.
pb steamer =. a.. tTi.li. T. NJ.
b.ve pur Crescent City and VIII sn her
between that port and San Francisco regularly
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Albany Lumber Market.
For the week ending Nov 9, 1884
Reported speeiaAy for Ths te,c- YORK Trios

Re,orted speeialy for TAs Se,c- F0rS Trtesa< -
ALBANY, Wednesday, Nov 5. 1854 -
T.r. Ia. been fair bus the past week Toe fal
,,d, 70 have fairly and large orders, both from
he Eat and the South have been filed .
T m.l.t exhibit. no marked change since our last report
hausb ma, b. quoted itlls fr nerthe demand growing
more active u the season ADVANCED
Snns holders az, however anxious 70 realize and vould
he vilns 10 make eopcsoDs The sSe has be- very dull
ana The sxUetse sales show large falling Cd a. compared
with tho.e no 10 this time last year: This e!t oy the
smaller dealers who had induced 70 make large invest
We are obiseo 70 omit our tables OF comparative
,,r because beJ are not made for the second week IN
Soyenber inst Vie undeTsand however they compare "a
yorabiy with those Of former years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-11

Marlets-CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY, Nov 10 1885,
ASHESThe market without change sales Of 30 bols at
Sc Is for PesIls and Sc 81 for Pots
BRICK-The market Is well supplied, the demand beser to-
day; sales o hard NORTH River at - 5Odf4
COCOA-We sales Of 10 bags Para ~ 7tc, months
COTTON-1he market Is dull and prices &C. loser We re-
yiSs quotations:
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS psT
eUE-Hses.... Al Sets..... AZ Noos-hises la
xATER.....rHIs DAT.
Sandy rook..o 10 Gov Island. IL 90 Hell Gete.... 50
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A. compared with the corresponding month OF last
year an increase is shown of e65,25s on the main
stem, and s4,es5 IS on the Washington Branch-tota
increase s6s s54 81. As compared with the previous
month Of September there an increase Of $4,000
on the main stem, and small decrease on tho Wash
ington branch.
The business of the Covington and Lexington Rail-
road is increasing in a satisfactory manner, being
over 81 COO per day. 1t is thought the receipts viii
soon reach 81, 500 per day, or more. This line has
just been opened.
We have already announced the completion of the
Ohio and Indiana Railroad and the large passenger
traffic already upon it, On the 18th inst there is to
be grand celebration of this event by an excursion
upon the road. large party of stockholders and in
yited guests viii be present
The excursion train will leave Crsstlne AT A. NJ.
on Wednesday the 18th inst.
AID excursion party IN mail train from Fort Wayue
will meet the excursion train al Lima where COLA
ton for all the guests viii be set in the Station Uop,e
and will return to Fort Wayne by the ex,srsion
train
Provision is made at Fort Wayne TO accommodate
on. ais AZ private houses and Committee in the c.,s
will distribute tickets Of invitation each with the
name of the person whose guest he IL to become.
The return trip arrives at Forest and Crestlne IN
time TO connect with trains Of other roads these
points, without much delay.
The commercial sdvices by the America are looked
upon in the street q favorable. Money in London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-11
Reeeipts of Produce.

Py the Erie Railroad $50 bbls Flour 1853 d. Whisky 800
G. 80 sides Leather 900 sheep 1000 Hogs 800
piss Butter 492 do Provisions, 5ts bags Wheat
BY Rirer Boa-4 $50 bbls Flour 1856 bush Wheat,
& do
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Spoken, Sc.

OF ST. Domingo date given, ship Genoa tof Bath % d.
Oct 10 lat n So lon q So schr vrssO, from New York
for -, 10 DAYS out
Nov LAT 81 50 Ion "A 20 brig Cstharns Rogers COburn
from for New York and supplied with pro-
visions u,,,,
mia for Boston.
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Whaer1.

Ga New Bedford It'll bark eDsmin Cumminss' new,
of Dartmouth SsI tuns) jenkins. Pacific Ocean
CID DO sth bark Sacramento, lof Wespoul snow, Ia,
ei6c Ocean sid slh ships W.verly, John Rowland, and
Albion. for DO. .,.,
AT o. Provincetowu 7h schr. LOuss, Tilson, Atlantic
Ocean with 20 bbls blsckfsh oil.
AT ADer July s ship Martha Stewart, Farhaveni and
BAH Gipsey Miciel New Bedford oil not reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-11
To Mariners.

buoy has been placed on the north end o. bs MP
IN boms water sank.ty Head Ligdthsuse bearing tPer
coupss.) W ! distant about three miles
There been placed on the south end OF oreat
Rim IN s. f,bons water Sankay Head Light house bearing
lper compassl N ". w. distant about "a miles -,
Roth boats are painted white with large red letters on oon
sides Of each; the Bass Rip and the other Crest HIP
Per order Of the Ligh house Board -
A A HoLCOMB Lisht house Inspector, ID District
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The increase Of capital made up az follows Eliot,
s5,O5O; Maverick, s2l $685. National 81, 400; and
Broadway Bank, 81, 400
The weekly statement Of tho New-Oreans Banks
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The receipts of the eastern end of the Ohio aud
Mississippi Road from Cincinnati to the junction
with the Louisville Road are about ST. 200 per day.
The western end is receiving about 50 900 per week
The earnings of the Cleveland and Pttsburg Rail
road for October s54 li9 81 against 1923 80
in the corresponding month last year. Increase
So 25 %.
The official report of the business Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad for the month OF October showed
the revenue of the month TO have been as follows:
Main stem. Wash Br Totsls.
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financial.

OFFICE of the ATLAS MUTUAL INSU-
" RANCE COMMUNICATIONS January u, 1854
The following being the FIRST Statement OF the sno OF h
ComT any, published conformity with the Requirements OF
premiums received on Marine and Iasod rranseor-
taton Risks for the period ending sa December, -, - =,
1853 ''s' %
Ma ponci., have been Issued upon Fire Risks dcoa-
necte5 with Marine Rsks .. .
Premiums earned during the same Persd
Less Return Premiums SvT' Oh
Net Earned Premiums. tf2Ss "
Losses and ..SSlIsM -
Re insurance. 5000 "A
Tatal ,0I6 ~
The Coursny have the following assets; -. -.
Premium Nores and Notes In advance OF es -
Stocks and other Securities, Claimsdue the Com
pany, and unsettled Premiums TO be closed oy o,, NJ
Cash
Cash hand. "a
..,,u, # ,..e,.. .sssi $50 .
Tho Road Of trustees have this day declared dividend
of TWENTY PER CENT on the net earned Premiums 20
the period ending 3s December 1853 for which Cercates
viii be s.nsd on and after Tuesday the th Of February
mex" '' ''''' ''' GEO H. TRACY, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
JoHy BoySroS JOIN COLLINS,
f. b. LIrcHFIELp, WALTER 8. GRIrffrH.
AMBRosE Snow, HIRAM NILES,
J. T. HAYWARD, FREDERIC DIAoS,
J. e. SoUTHwoRrH BENZ CARVER,
n Oseoop JAMES o. WARD,
AtrxASDsS Il GRANT. /. p MoaroS,
ID. W. lSGERsoLL, Il. q. WILCOX,
r. A. CRocKER, DANIEL TsLMAGE,
III " HoLr ALFRED EDWARDS,
JAMES SMITH W. w. WAKBmS,
IT C. DuRAsr CHAs. GOULD,
EDWARD A. LAMBERT, JAMES 8. srvssEs,
CH.s NJ REED MARcELLUs MASSEY,
T. RUSSELL HYcELEY, LEWIS CHEssRooGH,
ssNUEL ESGLE, STEPHEN ksowLres,
'ApoIfHus DAVIS J. s. MHIrsEy.
Z. RUSSELL RSsSHoR aIScKTEY, viee-Prea'dsn..
Csc "
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decline, as compared with last year. The figures are:
1853. 1854.
Total entered the port.......Sl liz o@ SNi6u
Total throw a in the MARKET. S7s,SOl SolSB
PROM JANUARY -
Total entered the psrt......s 81, 1876 &165lfgt
Total throw n in the market. 8l19265S 1875 bii
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The Receipts OF the New-York and Harlem Rail-
read Company
For October, 1884, were...............slO54e 80 50
FOR October, lass were ................. sOOo5 ~
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OFFICE OF THE ILLIsoIs GENITAL RAILRoAD Co.,
EEw.YoRK, Nov. e. 1854
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders Of

IN this Company hat an Insallnent Of FIVE DOLLARS
each Share Of the Capital Stock Of the Company whch
Ten Dollars per shave has been heretofore required
be psid before the 9Th day Of Decomber ts
Office Of the Company, No so Wallst, New-York.
The Transfer Books viii be elosed from this date to- and IN
Gliding the 10th day Of November but transfers Win
be PERMITTED after that dse without payment Of the install
Inent called. By order Of the Executive Commttee,
n v
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-02-09

u. OAR, has just arrived, from Pitts.
~ . hurgh, with select lot o Patent and Cen
Ter Lever PIows, Nos. 8 5 3 and 9 with extra
points, &C., for same, with large assortment of
other plow points, &c, Also general assert
ment OF Brass, Copper, Tin. Sheet Iron, an d
Hollow Ware, constantly on hand. Together
wllh Conk Stoves, from $l4 to $40, with full
'els ol Trimmings, among which will be found
some OF the latest improved patterns, for coal or
wood the coal cook stoves are Just the article
that will suit those who wish to save labor and
expense, For further particulars see iIIustra.
i've hand bills, distributed through the county
CaIl aud examine for yourselves, and enquire Of
those who have purchased.
Old Brass Copper Pewter and cast iron taken
'n exchange, for new ware.
JAS, 4. DAY, Broadway.
Jackson, March, u, '53--tf
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BLACKSMITHS!

agS=e 4 EWIS & THOMAS, would say to the
ES1 citizens of Jackson and vicinity, that
~ they have taken the shop of the late j ohm
Hatton, dec d. where they may be found ready at
al times to serve customers in their line Their
work viii be warranted to be equal to any done
in this county Call and see them before going
elsewhere. and satisfy yourselves
u Wagons, Buggies and Carts, always on
hand, and manufactured to order, in the best
stye
D' Horse Shoeing, done in the best style, and
having the best of workmen employed, feel safe
in saying that they can give satisfaction in this
line of business.
u Always on hand, and for sale. The best
quality Of Iron and Steel.
jackson. Nov. "a, So. 5-ly
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10000 Dollars Rewnrh

Is offered for better Receipt. II contains m
Opium, CaIomel, or Mineral Poison. and is ssce
for the most d licate Child
IT is estimated that 100000 persons die ANN.
ally in the United States with consumption. ana
Professor Eberly says that vast number of
these could be saved by the timely use of some
prompt remedy.
DR.. HALLS BALSAM STRIKES, at the
RooT of the DIS EASE AT ONCE, and such is lis
speedy effect, that any one using it freely nc
cording to directions for "a or AZ hours. and
not entirely satisfied with its merits NAV return
It and receive hack his money. MONEY
WILL BE CHEERFULLY REFUNDED
The most distressing cough is frequently r.
lieved by single dose, and broken up in few
hours time. The afflicted do not have to take
bottle after bottle before they find whether this
remedy will afford relief or not
Call oil the agent and get pamphlet gratis
THE TREATISE on CONSUMPTION alone
is worth more than the price of this medicine
You will find certificates of PHYSICIANS, in GIN
CINNATI and of others whose cures have been eC
lected here at home, where they can be found
The public have been imposed upon by rem
edies, recommended by certificates which have
always originated from some unknown source
We believe that a Medicine Possessing Real
Merits will effect cures wherever it is used, At
home as well as abroad This is no Paregoric
but one which if used in season will
save the lives of thousands and pers, MS NAV
! AXE this bargain with Agents from whom thew
purchase, that in every case where it is used
freely according to directions, and entire salts.
faction is not given in "a or A. hours, thew can
return the medicine, and their Money will be
refunded.
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NEW GOODS.

TENHE attention of the public is respecthlv
Il called to the old aud established Druyy
Store, s. Cor of Pearl and Broadway. .Jackson
o., where further addition has been lately
made by the Proprietor, to his former large stocR
and where now can be had, exceedingly low. ali
Kinds and qualities Of
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals.
Paints, d Is, VarMiSIIeS,
Preparations, Brush.
O., Patent Medi-
CIneS, PCrGWHIcrieS aDd Fancy
Articles.
DyeStuifS.
Surgeons instruments and fine Wines and
Liquors,
Together with Groceries, Glass. Nails, and in
deed most every article else, except one or two.
The pub ic are aware that this establishment
is not made up by THROWING TWO OR MORE OLD
STOCKS oGLThER, but that my goods are all fresh
and genuine
My friends and the whole people are invited
to call.
presume that can max it their interest.
JAS. H. c. MILLER.
Nov !, 1853. 32-rtf
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Scioto and IIocking valley osa,lroad.
q AHE Cars will hereafter leave posi-.
- tiVplv nc fnlInu.,

IAHE Cars will hereafter leave posi-.
~ lively as follows:
One train will leave rorIsnopu u,rn uo.
ming at . o'clock, a. NJ (Souda, ,aoprJ .o.
jackson, and returning will lr0y, ap. .oo o,
Portsmouth, at o'clock, +. NJ
One train will leave ack ION ... Portsmouth
every day(Suuday excepted, at nalf p,,r toy,n
o'clock, y, NJ, and returning will lcaNa port,
mouth for jackson attn N pa,rlwo O'Clock T. NJ
Each Train will stop, going up or down, nj ali
the intermediate stations
Freight not delivered q, the Depot, before 3
o'clock in the morning, 81 i'll moi be sent by the
mo ming train, aud tri4hO intended for the af.
lernoon train must he delivered at least one
hour before the departure Vt the train.
Shippers can deliver freight at the Depot
from Z o'clock, A. NJ 10 e O'Clock, F. NJ. Zach
lot Of freight must hc accompanied with IL du.
plicae 81 Of Ludms
he Company will uoI be responsible for the
delivery OF any Good,, any further than the va
ri"us Stations aud Deposits, nor for any Of them
not properly rccciplod lorby their agents.
j, CONNELLEY, Sup't
Jackson, Oct 90 SIT
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CONSUMPTION CURED!!!
TESTIMONY OF a PHYSICIAN.

MeSSrs Bakcr, d Co.,.
DEAR SIRs-The public generally are fully
aware of the thousands of remedies for Dis
eased Lungs, under the titles of SarsapnrIilns
P!lls, PIasters, Liniments, &C., that are oniIy
brought to their notice through the newsponers
by way OF advertisements. My object in wri
ung this note for publication, is to induce the
public, or at least those who are afflicted m
lhey will use patent medicines to use one that
contains articles of real use in Pulmonary Ds.
eases. | am conscious that, in so doing. I am
aching most unprolcssonay, aud derogaiorv 10
tue interests OF medical science and the REGULAR
practitioners OF medicine.
The Medicine to whioh refer is, "Dr. Ualps
Balsam for the Lungs" Ihave prescribed II IN
Il large number OF cases, and always with sur-
cess One case in particular, TO which | wish
now to refer, was given up by several Physi.
clans who had been called in consult Itation with
myse l. The Patient had all the symptoms Of
confirmed consumption, such as Cold Nigbt
Sweats, Hectic Fever, Harassng Cough, with
continued pain in the lobe of the Right Lung,
with severe DiarrhUa! lie com
lhehced Immediately to get better, by the use of
the above named medicine, aud was soon Res
lored to his usual health have also found
Dr. Halls BaIsnm the most valuable Expecto
rant for breaking up distressing Coughs and
IOlds that have ever used.
W. d. WRIGHT. MD
MORE YSICIANS' TESTIMONY.
We, the Undersigned, Physicians of Cincin-
'atl, certify that Dr. Wrights statements are
nIltled to the fullest confluence of the pub
ic, and we can fully corroborate, what he has
aid, having used Dr. Halls BaIsam in mum
er Of cases, with the happiesl effects
J. S. LAWSON, M. D.,
Wm.C. SMITH, NJ. D.,
J. l. JOHNSON, N. D,
ne Genuine Signed .. R. BAKER, & Co
For sale by ELIAS LONG, la, kson,
March 3, '53-Iy.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-02-09

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