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MISCELLANEOUS


IN BOTETouRT COUNTY, "a.
INtils very pleasant aud agreeable Watering Place
is now open Tor the reception Of visitors They
situated M the Western base m the Blue Ridge, and
l. mrdiatel, the Inc OF the Viz ais and Tennessee
fore is s-ibr Watering Place Nirg inis
II j. il within hours ride OF LynchhurH whsh nakcs
il peculiarly inviting for he families Il all per
whose trades profession arbid cont nod alb
frnn homo, and VIM tho time desiie.
all ought give their ianics their frequent personal
p rsrnee and attention.
Large md CONVEX ieHt additions have, during the
Winter and Spring Teen made the hn inss at II -
Springs, iogeihcr with convenient Battling House
which viii mol only add greatly To the comfort 81 visit
tors bur VII enable tho roprie'or 10 accommodate
u much larger number tan he able 10 accommodate
the last Places oil innocent and heal by amnse
nlsnt have also been PROV dcd
The medicinal qualities Of these Springs have been
asccrtained 10 be interior to my White Sulphur
Springs in Virginia al the beautiful and picturesque
mountain scenery by which they surrounded. and
pure inviguniing air peculiar the atmosphere OF
the place, surpassed by tint Of any other place
in the State.
rhe Table and Bar will always be abundantly sup
piled with the very be the cnuHtry affords. and ry
attention will be given by the proprietor nn his assist
ants Ia the cominrt and enjoyment II Wait 'r'
a Hack will be in ,eaiino-s mt Boasac',s Depot TO
convey passengers the s rings. being mile and
INN edintely in view OF the Rsilroad.
CHARLES PHELPS, Proprietor.
l..
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BRIDGFORD & co S
WESTER EMPRESS LINE,

LSOR butmpr., W Ierlng Ci ;,urtti. LOU Vile, ST.
l. Louis. Pm burg, Jhirago aud the Chn,ias
Receipts signed through Ter Tobacco frnn Richin md
10 Aheelinl at per 100 b. ihr ,rgh from Ri hmond
to Cincin ali AT + per loo Ii thr uga from R,ch-
nond 10 Louisville u 10 per 100 lbs through from
Richmond 10 ST Lnui. : 30 per 10 b.: throush from
Rich uond Pittsburg II per 20 lbs through iran
Richmond to Chirsgo$i 90 nct 100 lbs
The above rnies via Ohio River. slight ID
il charged # sent all the way 10y Railruad No
storage changed p,oiS sent hroagt olo Inc. Con.
sisntD BRlDGFORD \ ca, Rtchmona
RsFERENcrs RIcHnoSp. Slern- K Brubmel.
ri sey, Tar iy n Co, Selden n Miller J. II. Ola bourn
J. " Wright l. c., Cies. 7. Worham Co Shie Ia
& semmrrviIle and Edmonds IMPORT 4 Go.
itur 25
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DEAR SIR:--i take pleasure in giving you my deet-
dsd opinion Of your Alum water Ny son Joh"' wiz
,,,nained win Won about Month had been ia extremely
bad health Tor several year.--so much, indeed, thai
had lost ell hope ot his recovery. tried some tour ~
five OF tn. he hy<cilus ol whom could reisv
him took him 10 yGcbhnr'. and consulted sumo 81
the best docturs Of the city with at any 'ucc IS -
Hearing os ,tur Spring. Determined - Il, the water
though must confess without much hope d deriving
fr.mi aav Ne eft hat in this m> agtcen'iy dis
nppoihted. One months use OF Ihs water tas nm
confident made an enIie cure of hir. Ia Let, it i''k,
as if The drnd had G., 10 life.
| lmys no hesitation in prcn"uncHg ii as my "rhion
that this is tia. best that as ever been dis
covered. View respectfully, yntrr
ARCHIBALD d. NORSHAM.
Nr = FcHuLs. june 8d1c2urwts
Richmond Wing copy weekly 1t
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Market, June %.

TosAcco-i srcction. this week 5sp bhd- core
spending week h-t year 54l hhds Market ar,ise
Tor al "ud$ with rsther higher prces for Lngs Sale.
common To nr iiar, Leaf 90 10 sla 25 f.r gnoa n
hne shipping aai stemmiaEi 10 90 to s,n % for fai,
to nne manufacturing, aad irnm 20 to . Tor fine To ex
ira d. Two rters oi shipping tbaceo sold this week
a, I" lows IL hhds ra'srd by a.exandrr Irvine "a
Il bsorrd-3a al IS US ut II IS aad at sI3 e5
81 hh,s isi-ed by YIN. Logan. ESQ, H,lif,x--3 a,
~ 2.i s at $40; 5 at sl2 -. aud Vt sl3 A iron II
hubs mpnntse uring tobacco rni,ed hy F.rd'a Rnrer
esq, Of Roanoks, NJ sj 5o-si6-S'9 and tos so
WHgAr -Nnthin. doing
fLnuR -Suneffne $40 10 Family sIl so
Gohs-sl 10 IL 81 ~ per ',,r.h, af 81 il,s
WIN. I. SMITH.
Commission Merchant
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C.NPprL, Co Ho Ortoher end, 1854

was induced to / he Bedford Al i'm after
patient affected ecrofua, after seeing the analyst
made BY Prnf Gllian of she Virginia Nj itary lnsti-
tute and much pleased with lis fcts as to
Courage me to u-e It in several other Of scrutua,
aysi p-a lencorrphes connected with prnHPsus uieri
| mus say from nay experie &c wi the use OF tie
Roakhridge and Bedford Alum crs kao'o he Bed,
ia, d 10 be tar preferable. RIO. F. PAGE, NJ ID.
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The Company will Exhibit

At SAIEm. Satuftn>, June 23d;
" CaiSrRs' SPRING. Mo"day. dune 25th;
" FIAcAsTLE. Tuc,dav Iure 26ii;
" HucHaNAN, Nednrsday June 2ftl;
" WIDoN WuLI9ms, lhur~iey. jane 28th;
" LIBERrY fridey, JUNE 2Jtt
" NV LoNDo>, ard y, laae 3hih,
a" CLnyER Hut Tbursd ,y, July 9TH.
" PANpLIN's DfPar. Fidny. July 9Th.
tAkayI;rr Saturday. July 7tn
inn lGl&rl4lulv 3. ] HUNT, Ageat.
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HORSE SC0lEN,-Wes stolen from the sta
l. bile my turn. in tho comfy Of Bedford, near
New london. Monday ngu,, the 18th inst. Mood
Bay HORSE, dark main and tad, nhant sixteen hands
high and nine years old II is rrohaa. the Horse was
taken by negro and rede off ssme other aeighb"-
hood suitable reward eill be paid lor heAelivery
of the Horse 10 VIM. J. Read, ysrhburg on for IN
formation by which he can be "btait ed.
june 22dltchs WM, A. READ.
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From tn, cArk of cgm 1el cs,cpa copy,.

CAMPBELL Go Ho October nd, l8
This is to certify th,t lad two groes ol wh
scrufla, one a womun. have tn the Ru, kbriJg
Alum Sniing. tar the 4-I tour FIVE years the Other
a man. who had been given up die hs several pr y>i-
clans | or;rlpnred the ut the Bedford Alum "
ter ON them in April las, and both of fhrm ave been
greatly hruriired and believe hy the of III
bot will be eaer,uslly cuIe ed also know Of en-.
nsec with great benefit, other person, IN 1 neigh,
borhood JOHN d. ALEXANDRA.
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The Massachusetts K. N. Conpeation. &.

TIE Wassdchusefts X. n Conpenfion. &c.
BosToN, June 25.-Thc American Conven.
ton, called by the State Council of Massaehu-
sets, meets Thursday next. 1t is said that
motion will be made to make the action of the
Convention public
The national Native Americans have published
their platform of principles in handful. They
cover ground similar to that approved of by the
New York and Philadelphia Conventions. The
secret principles of the order are entirely aban-
doned
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A. splendid colleerion of
WILD AMIN AIS,

IN additIo 10 The aboVe Ht'rHcIlns. others rich b Ol
entertainment
~ Air ission he whole Exhibition, so cents
Children and Servants. half Price.
To- Doors opea at I2i o'rlnck Arena exercise. to
c~mmencen d, allowing full hour for rhceAaminatr
or the Animnls those who do wish serve the
uoris af the ring
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DiscoperU Comet.

BosToN, June 25.-The National Observatory
has received intelligence from Mons. Vierrier,
at Paris to the effect that, on the 5th, a new
comet has been discovered 36 | deg ascension,
North declination.
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N. A. sTURDiVANT,

ATTORNEY At LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Richmond Va.
DRAGTISES in all the Courts of Richmond Oily,
I mn In the Counties of Hcrrioo aud Hanover
H. the capacity Of nolary public will attend to taking
acknowledgements of deeds. dispositions Nc. &c. All
professional duti'- prom lily discharged Office
Of Bank md lib strrc' oppposi'c Capol Squire.
ma dsc3m
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MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSsC.-fhe under ign.
I'k ed tils Just received II iatge a.,atmii IF nrw
and beautiful MUSIC, for tire Pbno Fafie. at -. r. l,.
fnaa's old labd Bank squire, Lynchhurg aud nov DC
cupiei by Stroher K W ileleai DrIrllsis
A; kinds nt Music anI Musc'i lu,truneGt@ Giriish
ed n shout notice. W. +. GREENE
june % i&oIy
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s,NOsk SALE - 100 000 Bonds t ia Wig mia
Il aud rennes-ee Rarond Company, oeating 6 per
cent interest. prinripa and interest able in New
York a1d -rcure by seco-d rorigi ge uron the
tire Road and all tn assets e tho G .npaty
These securities regarded Of the first class,
and will he snl price command the atienon of
every capit4s. Fn information If the present condi
tion iirure rnsnc~is ul the Read wiz be fa7ashcd
by Us upon application.
june T. 4crs PETEPs. SPENCE K 90.
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THE BAND

Is rfetod by Tho celebrated JOS. NbSHER, which is
sufficient enaaut { it, merit
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BEDFORD ALUM SPRINGS WILL

" BE OPENED FOR The REUbP HON OF
VISITORS ON THE 2UTIl JUNE They ATE situated
eleven miles West of Ls neburg, and four miles from
The Forest Depot where coav'y Il always be ia
readiness to visitors and from The Springs.
rte proprietor pledges himself 10 his best
tions To please tllo.c who mn, call on lin
A To the Medicinal value oil the water the public is
presented with the following certificates selected fnm
many ol the import which the proprietor has ie-
ceypd,
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FOURTH OF JULY.

EHTN dAD EXCfYEMENT AHEAD-The srri-
val o the celebrated Eque-tan Company aud No
ragerie of R""in>on 4 E,drd. who.e performances
,ta d unrvalIed in I Is any other country.
We will be receiving setond supply of Spring ard
Summer D,"hng from this time until the 1t If Juil;
n.o In. ge st,rk Of Gentlemen furnishing Goo1- of
ali descriptions. These Goo Is A. Of the frs c-ss
aud viii be sold small advance for cash. tIur
trien l. fr"n The count y, who intend visiting Lg'ch
burg during the approaching annve sary of American
H. ls rndetcr ~ have an oppprt. niy of furnishing
thep.elyes from lew stock. Il i almost
!, here. y - fo' eepapce, 81 le materials
h Il warkm, n,hil. our q ,ods cannot he surpas-ed.
GLASS Il RAINE. !. DIXON. Ag't.
F,nnkl Cloth and Ciohng Haute, Bank Square. OPP
pusire liz tarm,r's Bank. june % -
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Mr.. ". nOOHFORD. Madame ROBINSON
Mast +. JAS. ROBINSON, Master John.
lad additional list of Popular Actors. with
the ,ompany and will nrpenr the various exercises
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SkYI1L exhi,t thd combi1c1 Cirru. Mrnagerie
w aaa Ihppodr"ne in Lynehlu rc MONDAY.
TUESDAY nnI WEDNESDAY, the . / AM ADJ Ut
JIly.
Per orn1rrc Mondny at O'Clock Z, On Tues.
tia, ~ > aWi o'ciark Z. NJ on n, il of iuiy
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES,
comm e1cre at \. NJ and AM o'clocl, Z NJ.
Will all the great lippodrurnntc Fents Of he New
York and Paris itppoirome, ,ng which viii be the
won ,rll scicnti achievement of "a mau
Walking upon perfectly smooth Ceiling
WIN
FEET UPPERMOST & HIS HEAD DOWN,
Performed by MIR q. n. ELDRED.
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Walking upon perfectly smooth Cell
Ia HERCHEi

BY Messrs. ROCKFORD and ENTZ.
Til Is estraord mary peroi hascrested univs sal
wond md amiration. showing beautiful If Bal
asciD md elegant dcrobotic Poaa,iag. BY Monsieur
RFS1'z, pole thirty feet high, held by Nj. w.
RncH FORD.
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Dean SIR 81 have been using the rater from your
Alum Spring and am happy ID III, rin yor that am
mucn pleased witt ef cts. The primary effects o
the water re pref 81, the tia produced by
the water Of the Rncbhridge Alum. slal xperi
fully aud give you The result of ny experience.
am, very resi- ecltu y,
J. A OTEN NJ D.
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100 MA ACRES 81 Ian ID
1ONIe\I\IO VARIANTS WANTED As
l.bpd Warmnt. under the Inv ure now being Ia
.a"d, ar anxious 10 buy aree quantny, for which
viii pay the highest market price CASH. will ut
tend regularly tie Courts of Appnmattox. Campb,Il,
Amherst and Be ford. and 4ion.y Charlotte md
ill always p,y The best price. for Warnn,s Any who
may have them will plrnse apply Ia bsf,rc selling.
prosecute, as usual. al CHIN, Bounty Land,
Revolutionary Claims ornuy claims against tie Govern
mept al the United States.
june ~. CHAS. w. STATHAM
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1'IlB undersigned rrtntss ht. thanks bis friends j..
Vrguia for their lbprnl pqtrnnage to the late firm
of Nance Gia...ll, aud begs h'aye recommend
house their favorable consideration, assuring
them t,at lheJ may Euve ever. confidence IN them.
June S.l3w THOMAS !. NANCE
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NUAal Wax i-AYIENTlON SOL.
w DItRS OF HE WAR OF 1912 l-BOUNTY
LAND WARRANTS.--The Soldiers Of the War Of
1912, their legal representatives, call and
get thu additional quantity IT Bounty Land coming
them aisa te viii of the soldiers Of the tevulu.
iionary war. Come one, all-there is enoash for
carh enousi, for all.
Be sue - quire for the undersigned If you wish
YOU cai~ PRO y tende TO- for have just received
from Head Qnrtrrs ul the necessary rolls and docu
staoli b yur claims yorh have nothing
10 hut me aud get your warrant, tor which
will pay you the h,gh cash pri;c. g d
msri2 I, l.. W. GRAY, Agent for Cjsims,
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.lunea,

GOA ~ ArEHl SODA WATER.!--
~ uu, Saan tunain is now Ia operation. Thsr- who
re fond nf Ra.>ol rpa,k king SODA WATER as
cold n. Ice with ne Applc Stnwbetrv, Respberry,oT
any other kind of syrup sj call ut
Ill THOMPSON & cos
rnav7 II New Drug Store
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BENNETT = BROKAW.

Product Commission Merchants,
-. f'innt treet.
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ymsoUGm TO. THE SPRINGS.

Fof BnchAnhh nul Fhcket BOhts LthVe Lynchburg ht
"a a. NJ, NJ d,v "Wednesday and Friday. and con-
meet with Ito stage Lines ut North River und Cedar
Crek for The NATURAL Bridge, Lexington, Rock Alum.
Warm nad HI SPrngs. and in buchanan with he Line
ly Dagger sptings 10 the White Sulphur. Returning
leave Bnehaann Tuesday, ThoraJay and Saturday att
A. NJ
The Bouts f,r Rishmon3 lonps Lynchburg Monday,
Weir osdaS aud Frtiay ~ ga NJ
BOY d, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
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LIME MIST AISD -. English, French and
American Mu4is,d. of superior quality for sale by
june pots JOHN n. SEAY. Druggist
5000 ' 4: ~. AID y wy MISE !" ''1'"''
inpe 2l-ls SAUNDERS g. IRBY.
LEAD ~ NO ,T STONE SLABS.-I
Il receiving additionaI stock ol the above
lrle, ind nm prepared - fluid orders vita nrntnes~
aud dispstch Oill az az them ~
Iuor l5.f. JN9 b. GADDEsS'S.
l.Nkass "a NUslE siIIKTs.-A spleriii
assortment ct thr-e sprndiJly hitting garments.
with French cuff As1 superior article Of Linen
SHIFT. Fanry Llusu Cotton d., Just received by
June Is BURROUGHS. SHAFER co.
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ts~~sssk ~ TENN RAILROAD.
AM !. s ss.ssiss Va g 60 go
ia VI jaly E&cursion to Central Depot.
a y r.tfa PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Lynch
~ bue on No. cunning Of tho 4th of Jnly Mt Sd o.
etnrk. ard arrive ~ Cehiial Depot at Ill A. NJ. Re-
Lynclnarg Al 9 7 NJ.
Farr f III rpunl trip If tickets procured at the
Drpof) flofn yiaburg u; from Liberty 81.
Passengers Pur. husng tickets for the above mention.
ed tai'. any the country Depots for Central De-
pot will retnra fcec. 7icke,s geod for that day only.
The min WI noi stop al Turn.outs Crossings.
June is iiW e. II. Gill Gen'i Sup,
VEIN sgrE RtOR MOCHA, Old Java
Rio ani gbr, Gbiise, just receiving aud for sale,
low. hy SAUNDERS & IRBY.
may Iffs.
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Z EWHH ED CV-F AE N II EKSVHTVt-TN DC
undeI sgne have formed limited Co partner ship,
General Commission business, Ia this city,
under the fire., of Gray * Gassell.
James II. Gray f. james s Glassell, "f he city of
New York; being the general partners. will carry he
busiue-s, and i'ls & Somrucrvie, of tho cir, nj
Richmond snd Stnc Of Virginia sreeia partncrs hive
contributed ahd paid in hIusaud do nrs the cnp
tbl of the firm JAMES II. GRAY
JAMES GLASSELi.,
SHIELDS & SOMMERVIiLE.
New York .Hane
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Photographed 70, the Daily virginian.

MARKETS.
MEw YORK. June 20.
Flour--common declined IL cts. Southern
unchanged; moderate demand. Wheat duh.
BALTIMORE, June 26.
Flour--lloward street $40. New red Wheat
81 10 81 Oh Maryland red 80 Is to 81 90; white
50 20 TO - 25.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-28
Voluntary testimony.

We. the subscribers residents Of Pennington, do
hereby certify that well acquainted with
DIR. j. ii. Schcnck. lie was attacked by disease,
which. we believe. terminated in Pulmonary Con-
sumwtion under the operation of which. he was re-
duccd so low to be unable to leave his bed for
long time, and to all appearance past coyery
lie is now perfectly wel-his cough and fever hav
left hn, and we feel justified in declaring II our
belief. that these salutary effects have resulted
from the use of the Pulmonic Syrup.
MEMBER OF coNoREss.-Isaac q. Farley.
COUNTY cLERK.-Joseph Benson.
sURRoGATE.-G &. Seymour
JuDGEsof THE coURr.-Samuel Hill Robt. II. Read.
ing. A. @. Davis.
MEMBERS or THE BAR.-Pcter J. Clark, VIM. II.
Sloan. G. Bartles. Nathn Saxton, George A. Allen,
Jas. N. Reading. Alex. Wurts.
PHYSICIANS j. +. Schenck. NJ. D., Geo. p. Rex,
NJ. d., X. b. Mcrshon. NJ. d.
MERcHANTs.-J q. J. III. Reading, Augustus
Frisbe. A. v Donnell. VIM. p. Emery, J. p. Farles:
cLfRGY.--Jas. VI Olmstcd. q. Batolette
PosrMAsTrR.-Geo. W. Risler.
cIrIzfrs.--John N. Capner. Mahlon G. Hart. Pe.
ter Ewing, Asa Jones, VIM. X. Moore, p. W. Burk
Hugh Capner John l.. Jones. Thomas Gray, A. J.
Holcomb. David Durham. Hart Wilson.
At this time there IL not a town or village in the
United States but in which can be found more or
less wonderful cures by the use Of Schenek's Pull
monte syap.
DR.. Schcnck is the inventor OF the celebrated
Respirometer for examining and detecting all dis.
eases of the Lungs. Heart, &c.
WHOLESALE AGENTS
iphia.-Gilbert. wentE l. Co., III N. Third
Street
New York--C. V. Clickner l. Co, 81 Barclay
Street.
demonstrating & CO.. No. s State Street.
And every respectable Druggist throughout the
United States.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-28
MARBLE YARD,
81 / v

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens ofStonington and neighbOring
towns, that he keeps constantly on hand a
large assortment Of American and Italian
Marble, for Tomb, Tablets, Monuments, mad
Grave stones, made to oruer, in every shape
and form, at his Marble Yard, in Stonigton
Borough, where he offers any thing in
the marble line for sale as low rs can be
purchased in the New England states. Those
in want Of the above articles, will do veil to
call and examinefor themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
All orders, either by letter or otherwise,
promptly attended to and faithfully execut-
ed. A share of the public patronage is re-
spectfully solicited
Particular attention paid to the setting of
Monuments, Tombs Tables and Gravestones,
sold from his Yard.
ORRIN D0TY.
StoningtonMarch 1882. 1y50
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-28
DIR. j. SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP,
For the cure of Consumption.

The proprietor Of this medicine was nimssH
many years ago. reduced so low as TO be gwen w
by his physicians and friends. in the last stage y,
Consumption. When all hopes OF ever grtung seh
had fled. he strongly recommended TO use
syrup made from old Indian receipt, which suf-
ceeded in eneetually cureing him. The famiiy
physicians and large number OF. respectable gen
uemen certified to the facts of this case ana soon
the Pulmonic Sytup obtained a reputation never
equaiied In that section Of the country. Creating.
as TINS ease did sensation second to that only Oh
miracle. DR.. Schenck was waited upon by many
similarly afflicted. to whom he administered the
syrup with the same beneficial results. In fact,
such was the notoriety Of this medicine. that en-
inent practicing physicitns had their attention
uawn toward the rising reputation OF 1t, from hAv-
Ing witnessed its curative powers and freely eX
tended the hand of friendship and eneourag rene mt
10 pr' schenck; and introduced the medicine to the
pubnc, and used II in their daily practice.
NO other medicine operates upon the system In
the manner that the Pulmonc Syrup does. II pro-
duces healthy action upon the morbid parts, by
PURIFYING them from diseases II promotes the sI-
pectorations, aays the cough ripens the matter in
the lungs. and when ii Is discharged IL heals tbs
opening that the breaking Of the tubercles or alb
scess PRODUCES, ana the lungs become sound aud
sumo the performance of their natural functions /;
also soothes the eritated portion Of the lun ~ and
other organs and thus restores these parts to
superior property that the medicine possesses
over all Others IL, that 1t contains no opium eao
mel. OF any other deletrious medicine
In lS4l DR.. Sehenck removed from Pennington,
New Jersey to Philadelphin. and commenced the
practice OF his profession, where he acquired q
reputation excelled by none, in curing a disease
that had heretofore been desmcd ineurable and he
has since then daily presentad % the world incou-
testiblc evidence Of his success
Both Of his parents died with Consumption which
appears to have been hereditary disease with bia
fathers family All his brethers and sisters except
one. died early of this disease, none of them but
the one brother, reaching tho age of twenty
Thus left nearly the last of his family he natur-
ally felt some alarm. aft er another were con-
signed to the silent tomb by this fell destroyer.