The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07
Agents for the PreuR

C,OMPLINENTARY.-Tb Popular Wi.e In.
I serters Nessrs. A n. BIxxISGIR 4 Co, No
= B,ad street. New York, have received the fol-
ling substantial Endorsements Of their /" Old
iasdsa Dock Gin. which appears to be stand
i srtieJe with the Druggists.
eH As REMEDIAL AcExr
The ION Lsadsn Deek Gia " Of Nessrs. A.
" B,xIxeE1 4 Co. l9. Broad street. has been . f.
1T with the profession for many years have
srouently prescribed it. and always with decided
.Iysntage where my directions have been followed
r !, evidently the product Of very careful dstlla-
tioa-she .eiivs principle Juniper hery being
- hIendad to give TO the spirit . vefy delicate.
tu,v and aromatic flavor. In the course Of q
--,etiee of ten y-a1 I have had occasion to test
fn,ar Of the Gins in the market, and after very
..,rful examination Of numerous samples, have de-
.e;iedthat Bininger's Old London Dock Gin, has
,c,,usL Really good gin is Indispensable in every
ssr.-hold and the Old London Dock comes en-
rI.rieally under that head. In selling such an
;ele 81 fair price. this old Kniekerdocker house
.,r doing much sor the cause # true tempera. ~.
Couros SALfER, II. d., 8 West 39th-st., N. 7.
"B,SylssEns OH Lospox DOCK Grx" possesses
Al, the qualities that be desired for this high
=, and noblest use of all wines and liquors. Its
;.gredents the distilled juices Of carefully se
l.eted grains. made delicately pungent and flavor
ous with the aromatic tincture of the juniper ber
70 Age has raeilowed all these mingled aromas
,,,J gIyen an exquisite mildness-a smooth oily
h,iy-snd an almost floral Odor to the liquor which
roders it delicious to the senses Of smell and taste
.like while its sparkling liquid purity esves moth
ing for the eye to desire
Ia conclusion, the writer must remark that
w.ssrs A. NJ. BIxuSGEE d Co, l9, Broad str ,et N
Y. merit the gratitude Of the entire medical pro-
fsssicn well of the world at large for having
introduced q stiruulant of unexceptiouable purity
and une9uvocai power. both preventative and
curative agent. aud harmless exhilarating bever-
eEDurin9 our visit to Lowell, We were shown
anouRh the Laborztory Of our celebrated country
Wan DR.. J. c. Aver. Scarcely could we have be-
;eved what is there without proof beg ond dis
p1ting.
0ne d.ses, and barrels Of Cherry Pectoral l21,-
COO does per diem. To what an incoueeivabie
amount of uman suffering does this point no.,
OO doses Jay. Fifty millions of doses per
1er,,. Whist and thousands Of acres of
siek beds does tIfis spread before the imagination
And what sylapat.ties and woe ! True, not all Of
this is taken by the very sick but alas much Of it
the companion Of pail and anguish and sinking
sorruw-,he iphertanc., our mother Eve baqueath-
ed to the whole family o. man. Here the infant
darling has I,een touched 100 early by the blight
th.s withers half our race lie little lungs are af
fcted and only watching am waiting shall tell
Wnicu ofratn Sffati NAoy
its table is the tasman wh ich ats hfe sh all
hang There the blossom of the wo lid just burst
ing into womanhcod is stricken, also Affections
most assiii0u> skils not she is stlii fading
away The wan messenger GENES nearer and near
er every week This little nrediciment shall go
there their last. perhaps their only hope. The
strong has planted in his vtals this san,e dis
ease. This red drop by his side is helping HIM
vressle with this inexorable enemy the wife OF
his bosom. a-d the cherubs Of his heart ars vait
ing in SEX sorrow and fear lest the rod on which
they kan IN mis- world, be-bsv.keu.
o. Doctor, Spare no skill. nor cost. nor toll to
give the r~rishing sick the best that human art
can give.-Ga.cestoa, Texas. Nens.