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CAZETTE.
s PU’BLISHED_EV_ERY TUESDAY MORNING
By SAMUEL wW. MOSES &
GEORGE GREENLEAF,
Psblishers of the Laws & Resolves of New-k Hampshire
A. & G. leEENLE.‘I’, Editors.
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! og;l‘ger discontinued until all arrearages are paid.
§3-JOB WORK done with despatch ac this office.
g"P‘ HE .‘\7 :
WV St
o> W\CO/'%?\:“ MEDY
R 0 P pses
CONSUMPTION,
And the best medicine known to man fer
Asthma of ever atage, Liver Complaints, Bronchitis, In
flaenza, Coug{m. Colds, Bleeding of the Lungs, Short
ness of Breath, pains and weakness in the side,
breast, &c., and all other diseases of the
PULMONARY ORGANS,
A very important disease over which this Balsam’’ ex
orts & very powerful influence, is that of
LISEJ!SED EIVER.
Ia this complaint it has undoubtedly proved more effica
sious than any remedy hitherto employed, and in numer
eusinstances when patients had endured long and severe
suffering from the disease, without receiving the least hen
ofit from various remedies, and when MERCURY has
beon resorted to in vain, the uge of this Balsam has restor
#d the Liver to a healthy action, and in many instances
EFFECTED PERMANENT CURES,
after every known remedy had failed to produce this de
sired offcet,
Opinion of a regular Physician.
ExETER, Me., Sept. 30, 1845.
This oertifies that T have recommended the use of Wis-
TAR's BaLsax or WiLp CHERRY for diecases of the
Lungs, for two years past. and many bottles to my knowl
odge have been used by my patients, all with beneficial
results. Intwo cases where it was thought confirmed
consumption had taken place, the Wild Cherry eftected a
eurs. E. BOYDEN, Physician at Exeter corner.
NO QUACKERY! NO DECEPIION!
All published statements of cures performed by this me
dicine, are, n every respect, TRUE.
BEWARE OF CO&;\'TERFEITS AND IMITA
TIONS. The unparalleled and astonishing eflicacy of Dr
Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry in all the diseases for
which it is recommended, curing many cases after the
skill of the best physicians was unavailing, has efected a
large and increasing demand for it. This fact has caused
several unprincipled counterfeiters and imitators to palm
off apurious mixtures, of similar name and appearance,
for the genuine Balsam. -
Be careful and get the genuine Dr WISTAR’S BA-.
BAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine unless sign
od Ia"l. BUTTS. Address all orders to SETH W
FOWLE, Boston, Mass,. Forsale by
WM. R. PRESTON, Partswouth
Dec. 2 1y Asa Tufts, &J. H. Wheeler, Dover.
NEW LINE OF STAGES, DAILY.
gy FROM PORTSMOUTH I
A T et
I EAVES EVERY DAY at
=== B 4 1-2 o’clock, A. M.
Passes through Greenland, Stratham to Exeter, there '
it intersects with the cars for tlaverhill, Andover, Lowel
and Boston and Wilmington and Concord, also with the |
Cars for Newmarket, Darham and Dover. Returning,
leaves every day after the arrival of the Cars from Boston
& Lowell.
Ladies and Gentlemen'by taking this route to any of the
above named towne, will find it as cheap as '.u{y other
route. s
Fare (rom Portsmouth to Boston $1,50; to Lowell 2,
00; to Andover $1,20; N Andover $1,10; Bradford 95; |
Haverhill 95; to Plaistow 80; to Newtowa 73; to FEast
Kensington 624 ; Newmarket 63} ; S. Newmarket 70;
Durham 80; Nushua $2,12%. Returning from the above
mamed towns the Fareiz the same.
On Monday, Wednesday, & Frid;Y' k_imnrncr‘i with
the Manchestor Stage—passes through Kingston, tamr
etead, Derry to Manchester.
On Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, intersects at
Exeter with the Concord Stage—passes through Epping
Deerfield, Pembroke—also to Manchester.
Intersects every day with a stage from Exeter to Ken
ington and Amesbury.
N. B.—Fare by this rout as cheap as any other.
S. B. MARDEN, Drivers.
N. B.—All orders of -business, such as Collecting
oarrying papers,Packages, Deeds, Bundles,&c. &ec. left a
No. 9 ‘Efirldle street, or at the Franklin House, will be at
tended to with punctuality and dispatch.
The above named holds himself accountable to all
bunsiness entrusted to their care as far as Exeter.
July 29, 1845, S. B. MARDEN’S EXPRESS
EASTERN RAIL-ROAD.
P RS L e 3 S A
U. S. MAIL ROUTE.
BOSTON TO PORTLAND,
Via Lynn,Salem, Beverly, Ipswich, Weaham, Row
ley, Newburyport, Salisbury, Seahrook,
ton-Falls, Hampton, Greenland, Portsmouth,
Eisot, South Berwick, North Berwick,
Wells, Kennebun k and Saco.
ON and after WEDNESDAY, April Ist, 1846
Trnine will leave Eastern Rail Road Depot, East
ern Aveaune, Commrcial sticet, Bostox
FOR
Salem 7} 9 11] A.M. 12} 2} 3} 3} 6} 8} P.M
Newburyp’ 7§ 113 25 53 &
Portemouth 7} “ 23 5% Sy
Great Falls 7} «“ 2} “
Portland 7} ‘e 24 =
FROM ANXD FOR BOSTOR,
Portland 75 - A M. S PM
Great Falle 83 s¢ g fiees
Portsmouth 6% JO% - s 5«
Newhuryp't T4t 103 ¢« 2 8 8¢
Balem 5} 7§ 83* 10] 113* AM. 2§ 3~5 63+ «
*Or on their arrival from the East.
MARBLEHEAD BRANCH.
Marblehead for Salem,7#, 83, 10, 11} A. M. and 2,
4,43. and 7 P. M.
Bulem for Marblehead, 8, 93, 10}. A. M. 1, 3}, 44,
6} and 7} P.N.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE
Portland for Bosten Mondays at 5 P. M., aad Thurs
days on arrival of the Huatress from Bangor.
aouon for Portland Tuesdays and Fridaysat 4 1-2 P.
M.
09~ Exprees Trains take no passengers to or from Way
Stationa. |
FREIGIIT TRAINS.
Leaves Boston and Purtland daily. —~Office 17 Merchant
Row, Beston, .
‘Regular Train leaving Boston on Mondai: at 7 1-4 A,
M. and Express T'raio leaving Boston on Friday at 43
P ..M. connect with Steamer Huntress for Bath. Gardiner
and Hallowell ;—whence she returns on Tueslay and
Batardays, in time for the train leaving Portland for
Boston a 1 3 P. M. |
Express Trains leaving Beston on Tuesday at 43 P.M
eonnects with the Huntress (or Bangor and intermediate
places. Returning she leaves Bangor on Thursdays at 5
A. M. and passengers arrive in Boston sime evening.
03~ The Companies are not responsible for Merchan
dise on passenger trains; and for personal apparel only
to the amount of S3O, Inless paid for extra, at the rate
of one passage for every $309 additional value.
JOUN KINSMAN,
Balem, Mar, 16, 1846. Snperintendent
Mw
GRASS SEED.—ISO bush Northern H. G. Seed,
1850 libs Northern CLOVER ; '
50 bush RED TOP SEED; For sale by
April 7. . WM, SIMES & CO,
bAR be i TR e T eT Y
GGS WANTED b EDWARD RAND,
E May 5. l\%}. 41 corner Bow & Market Ste.
London Porter.
CONBTANTLY for sale !z »
CHARLES E. LATGHTON.
No. 5 Exceange Bmldings.
e 2 B
_ Parasols, Parasolettes & Sun-Shades,
T TREDICHK, respectfully invites the Ladies to
: ® eall and examine his splendid assortment of Par.
asols, Parasolettes & San-Shades manufactared of the
Richest Silks, nfevery variety of color and newest styleg
—just raceived from Philadelphia and for suleat the fow
est prices. April 28,
WILLIAM R. PRESTON, Druggist,
Is the only Agent in Portsmouth, for the sale of
Dr. Phelps’ Patent Convex Spiral
Truss.
e HAVING sold these Truases
S ’24@s' for the past six ye\:‘s. I can
7 & £ o confidently recommend them
‘a LN - as the best ever offeret\: '
ot B § 2poh A large aszortment d{cheap
B, A 5 BRABER * TRUSSES, alwo, on hund at
T‘;l?”f’g%;u {\ the low price of $1,50 - for
i{’:j;}j' R f’»\‘}_}:\? laboring pecple. Aleo,
RR 7 {1 PHELPS’ ABDOMINAL
& gk UsP R SUPPORTERS & SHOUL.
"! o e ER BRACES,
‘ a beautiful article. -
THE high reputation of this TRUSS, for the radical
cure of HERNIIA in its serveral forms and stages, has not
only been spread throughout the United Statns, b.u( has
gone abroad, and the superiority of this instrument is now
known aud appreciated, in the cities of London, Paris,
Edinburg, Dublin »ad other parts of Europe. Orders
have already been received frum the alove named citiee
for supp lies of thiz T'russ, which the Physicians and Sur
geons of the old world, have found to be in all respects
superior to any other Trues ever offered to the public.
The rubscriler refers all those desirous of procuring a
Truss 10 the certificare herew:th appended, and to the
names of the fullowing eminent Surgeons ana Physicians
to whom be is permiited 10 lefer, and whose certificates
of recommendation he bas in his possession.
| e J. W. PHELPS,
No. 63, Court Swreet, Boston.
Dr.J H. Boardman,M.D, | Dr.J. D. Towneend, M.D
“« CA. Cheever, M. D. “ Wi, J. Walker, M. D
“ Wm. Goddara, M. D. Sam. H P. Lee, M. D.
** Valentine Mott, M. D. | Edward Raynolds, M. D.
“ John C. Warren,M, D. 'A, H. Steveas, M. D.
“ Geo. Haywood, M. D. I William Parker, M. D.
“ W. Lewis, jr., M. D. | Samuel H. Lee, M. D.
Certificate.—This is to certify that 1 have been afflicted
for many years with a zevere rupture, which has deprived
me of almost all comfort in life ; besides being a continued
cause of expense, as well ae anxiety of mind to obtain a
cure or even reliet ; I have expended more than one hun
dred dollare for T'russes, but never have been able to ob
tain ode uatil now, that would keep up my rupture. By
accilent Iheard of the great invention of Di, J, W,
Phelps, and the woaderful enefite to be derived from his
patent Convex Spiral Truss. I immediately procured
one of these T'rugses, and have been entirely relieved by
itg use, and. now enjoy more ease and comfort than I have .
before for the last fitteen years. |
I can now vecominedd this Trose, with the ntmost con- |
fidence to my fellow citizens as being an invention of the |
greatest value and importance, and gne that the public
should be made perfectly acquainted with. 1 feel it a
duty that I owe the inventor as well as a matter ofhuman
ity to the afflicted, to make these facts known. |
Mareh 17. 6 HENRY RAY.
LEON ARD COTTON, Offers for sale,
At No. 17 Pleasant Street,
2000 Bushels Turks Island SALT .
1000 do. Cadiz SALT,;
100 Bags of Liverpool do, 10 bags to a toa ;
200 do Syrancuse do.;
80 Hhds of Trinadud MOLASSES;
Jan. 6, 1846. ts
N ATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR
ANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON,
[FMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.]
Feunded on the Mutual und Joint Stock Principle.
5 CAPITAL—B2.SOO 000.
United States Board of Local Directors at New York :
Jacos Harvey, Esq. Chairman, .
John J. Palmer. E«q. Samuel S. Howland, Esq.
Jonathan Goodhue, E:q. Gorham A. Worth, Esq.
Jamze« Boorman, Exq. Samuel M. Fox, Enq.
George Barclay, Esq.
Office in Boston 12 Merchants® Exchange.
Consulting Physician. Dr WiNsrLow LEwis. Jr, who
attends at the Society’s Office, 12 Merchants® Exchange,
every day at 11 o’clock, for the accommodation of those
who cannot conveniently wait upon him at his own resi
dence.
DIVISION OF PROFITS.
The steady ruccessand inereaaing prosperity of the So
ciety esabled the Directors at the lzst annual investiga.
tion to divide amongst the Policy-holders a reversionary
bonus averaging aver 59 per cent. on the preminmns paid
on eack policy effected on the Profit Scale.
EXAMPLES.
Age.
Sum Assured.
Annval Premi
ums.
' ‘l’,olic;(aktm
out in
l Bonus in addi
tion to Sum
i Assured. '
} Bonus in Cash.
Permanent Re
duction of
Anoual Premi.
Sum the Agsur
l ed may borrow
on Policy. f
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60,55000' 370 75,1838 823 25 l 87345| 5712}/1730 55
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The division of the profits iz annual,
This Institution offers many important advantages, both
with respect ta Life ln.-u,rPn_ce. and in tteimyercnr ot A
LLt samtverre UTU deles red.
Insurence may be effected by persons on their own lives
ar the lives of cthers, for the whole term of life or for
limited periods; and the Society being tormed oa the Mu-
TUAL AND JOINT STOCK principle, parties are snabled,
as above shewn, to participate ia the profits of the socie
ty, while their policies are guaranteed not only by the
constant accumulation of preminms, but by a eapital of
two and a half millions of dollars.
The premiums may be paid yearly, half yearly, or quar
terly, and parties insuring for the whole term of life are al
lowed to borrow two thirds of all premiums paid after the
first year. (See Table.)
{G=lnsurance is effected and losses settled under the
direction of the Local Board of Directora at New York,
to whom also authority is delegated for investing the So
ciety’s Funds in this country,
Pamphlets containing Tables of Rates, &c.and all ne
cessary information, may be obtained on application at
the Oflice, 12 Merchants’ Exchange,
EDMUND A. GRATTAN,
Agent for New-England.
WM. ELLIOTT, and :
GEORGE GRFGG, }Actmg Agents.
Agents for Portsmouth,
April 28 1y EDWARD F, SISE & CO.
Bible Completed.
NO. 54, HARPER’S ILLUMINATED & NEW
PICTORIAL BIBLE,
is received and completes the work. This number con
tains the remainder of the Concordance, and the
PRESENTATION PLATE ;
FRONTISPIECE to the Old Testament ;
TITLE PAGES to the Old and New Testament and to
the Apocrypha ;
FRONTISPIECE tothe New Testament ;
FAMILY RECORD of Marriages, Births & Deaths.
Copies may be obtained at the subscription price, by
immediate application,—but the publishers announce that
after the issue is complated, no orders will be supplied at
the subseription price.
May 26 J. W, FOSTER, No. 5 Market-st.
§L3° Arrangements will be made for having subserib
ers’ copies buund in various styles as soon as gpecimens
can be prepared.
Patent 'T'in Roofing. =
fl‘ HE subscriber. having obtained from the Patentee the
right for putting on the patent Tin Roofing in this
Btate, and also the States of Maine and Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, New York and Connecticat, would say to
his friends and the public generally, that he is now pre- |
g’xred to receive orders o 1 make contracts,for TINNING
RIDGES, FACTORKIES, STORES, HOUSES, or
other Luildings, that may be wanted, on the Patent phlan,
=—or any other that may be desired. He will also manu.
facture to order, COFPER or TIN GUTTERS ; Tin,
gopper or Zinc CUN DUCTORS, GOOSE NECKS,
c
Orders for the ahove, Test at the Store of IRA HazZEL
TON, Market-square, or addressed to the subacriber, will
be punctually attended to WM. P. MOULTON.
Portsmouth, Feb. 3. 1846
For sale at 96 Market st. by W. B. GREEN.
e g e i eT P N LN ¢
FRESH DATES, LEMONS & ORANGES, for sale
May 12 by WM. SIMES & CO.
l{ OOMPAPERS FORSALE —iooo Room
of ROOM PAPERS for sale at reduced prices.
April 15, L. COTTON.
_——-ww————a-—-—-—-.-_——-——:—.———--—“——-«—-—- ——
Sperm Oil
39 ‘){B GALLS. CRUDE SPERM OIL,
%7 from the Bark Ann-Parry’s cargo, for
sale by the Cask, Barrel or single gallon by
Sept 2, L. (‘!)’%"F()N, 17 Pleasant-st.
—————‘MM
REH ASH BROKEN COAL.—IOO tons first (leli
_‘F Just received per Lydia Foster. For sale (;
April 28 - (E.F. S/Y/;E & CO.
Room Papers.
JONN W, FOSTE R, No. 5 Market-street,
[S now opening a large addition to hia stock of
PAPER H‘ANGINGS.
eomprising an excellent assorunent of middling and low
priced papers, of new and good patterns. A variety of
more expensive and elegant patterns daily expected.
April 21. ts
——————‘———'—-__—-\
HOUSE TO LET.—A small Tenement
at the south part of tha town. Enqs'bira of
o JEREMIAH JOHNSON,
May 26 South street,
CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC RINGS,
T 1
AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
Ihis remarkable discovery comprises an entirely safe
and novel application of the mysterious power of Galvan
iem, as a remedial agent. The Galvanie Rings in con
nection with the Magnetic Fluid, have been used with
entire success in all cases of Rheumatism, acute or chron
ic, applying to the head, face or limbs; Gout, Tic-Dolo
reux, Toothache, Bronchitis, Vertigo, Netvous or Sick
-Headache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy, Epilepsy, Fita,
Cramp, Palpitation of the Heart, Apoplexy, Rtiffness of
Joints, Spinal Complaints, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Nervous
Tremors, Dizziness of the Head, Pains in the Chest and
Side, General Debility, Deficiency of Nervous and Phy
sical Energy, and allnervous dizorders. Incases of Dyfq.
pepaia, which is simply a nervous derangement of the di
geetive organs, they have been found equally successful.
The Rings are of different prices, being made of all sizes,
and of various ernamental paterns, and can be worn by
the moat delicate female without the slightest inconves
ience.
THE GALVANIC BELTS. BRACELETS
BANDS, &C. .
Are modifieations of the invention, and are recommended
in more chronic cases of disease, where the Rings do not
possess sufficient iutensity or power. They are adapted
to the waist, arms, wrists, ancles, chest, or any part of
the body with perfect ease. Any Galvanic power that
is required may thue be obtained and no complaints whicl:
the myasterious agent of Galvanism can effect, will fail to
be permanently relieved.
CHRISTIE’S MAGNETIC FLUID.
Is used in connection with the Rings and their modifica
tions. This composition has been pronounced by the
French Chemists, to be one of the most valuable discoy
eries of modern science. It is believed to poscess the re
markable power of rendering the nerves sensitive to Gal
vanic action, by this means causing a concentration of
the influence at the seat of disense, and thus giving rapid
and permanent relief.
CHRISTIE’S GALVANIC STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS.
These articles form an important addition to the Gal
vanic Rings, acting upon the same principle, but having
the advantages of more local application. As an effect
nal means for strengthening the system wher debilitated
by disease or other causes : as a certain aid in constitn
tional weakneas; as a prevention for colds, and in all af
fections of the chest generally, the Galvanic Strengthen
ing Plaster will be found of great and permanent advan
tage. |
; HOME CERTIFICATES. ‘
These testimonials, all of which are from the most re
spectable sources, have heen relec'ed from several hun
dred of a similar character, which have heen procured
during the short time the discevery has been before the
American public.
Tic Doloreunx.
The following testimonial is from Timothy C. Dwight,
Esq., who is 8o favorably known from his exertions in the
cause ot education throughout the Northern States.
Dr A. H. Christie—Dear Sir—For several years I have
been terribly afflicted with that agonizing complaint cal
led Tic Doloreux, principally affecting the sciatic nerves.
At times no human being could have suffered more—my
screams have often disturbed the neighborhood By sim
ply wearing one of yeur Rings on each of my hands, and
faithfully using the Maguetic Fluid, the complaint has en
tirely left me, and 1 now helieve myself completely cured
I am verv respectfully yours
TIMOTHY C. DWIGHT.
Albany, December 11, 1845.
Convulsions and Fits.
Dr A. Christie : Dear SBir—l feel it a duty to state for
the benefit of the public that your Galvanic Remedies, as
applied by the Ringa and Magnetic Fluid, have entirely
cured my son, now eleven yeara old, of the most severe
and alarming Fits, to which be has been subject for the
last six years He had often had from 12 1o 16 fits in
one day, sometimes accompanied with the most dieadful
screaching, at the same time a choking in the throat, and
paia in the region of the heart His mother and mysclf
have long despaired of his life, but through the means of
Providence and your remedies he ie now quite well, and
[ sincerely believe his cure will be permanent. {
1 am very respectfully yours, |
GEORGE WHITE, 101 Charles-st.
New-York, November 9, 1845.
Sick lieadache. |
- The following certificate is from the lady of Capt John
F. Strain, one of the most respectable citizens of Albany,
N. Y. Reference canbe given to many others, mostly la
dies, who seem peculiarly affected with this malady.
This is to certify, that 1 have been afilicted for several
years past with the Sick-lleadache, which distressing
complaint has confined me to the bed from one to two
days in the week during that time. For one month past |
bave worn Dr Christie’s Galvanic Rings, aud occasion
ally using the Magnetic Fluid. lam happy to say that I
have not been troubled with the sick-headache stnce.
ANN F. STRAIN, 67 Dewtt-st.
Albany, Dec. 3, 1845.
R pilepsy and Palpitations of the Heart,
The followine case relates to o Olergyman, the son-in
law of M Jotraacob Astor, of New-York.
Rev. John Bristed, Minister of the Episcopal Church
at Bristol, R. 1., residing in Main-st. has long been sub
ject to distressing attacks of Epilepsy, often falling down
insensible. The disease has been accompanied with vi
olent Palpitation of the Heart, and a rush of blood to the
head. For three years he has been unable to preach or
attend to his other duties. Mr Bristed has found the
most valuable benefit from the Rings, Bands and Fluid,
is better in every respect than he has been since his ill
ness, and is now rapidly recovering his health, All symp
tome of Epilepsy have left him. ;
Rheumatic Gout,
To Dr Christie. Sir—Afier a fair trial of alinost eve
rything without any good effect, I think T mnst attribute a
temarkable cure to the power of your Galvanic and Mag
netic articles, 1f I am not mistaken in the cause, they
have very seriously relieved me of Rheumatic Gout, of
long standing, together with general nervous debility of
the system. Mrs MARY JACKSON,
109 Bank st, New-York.
Mrs Jackson is a relative of Major M. M. Noah. who
hag kindly ad-ed the following :—
Dear Doctor—The ahove case is personally known to
me, and ir not lesa strange than true. It is a happy re
sult, to which 1 bear witness with pleasure I may state
that some other cases have come to my notice, of a nawre
equally fortunaie and suceessful. Very sincerely yours,
New-York, Oct. 30, 1845. M. M. NOAH.
Apoplexy and Paralysis.
The following cage is of a deeply interesting character,
and has attracted the attention and examination of some
of the first physiciass of New York and Brooklyn.
Capt Andrew J. F Towes, residing at No 70 Bridge
street,Brooklyn, L. 1., is in his 76th vear. He has gen.
erally enjoyed robust health. but about three years since
it began to fail; a general weakness and lassitude affect
ed him, accompanied with depression of spirits, loss ol
appetite, inability to sleep, &c. Dr John W. Francis, of
New-York, was consulted. The usual remedies such as
copious bleeding, &c. were recommended , but shortly af
ter Capt ‘I omes, fell down insensible in the street, with
a zevere Apopletic fit, On recovery, he noticed that »
portion of his side was apparently dead, and on fuither
examination his physicians pronounced his case 10 he that
of combined Apoplexy and Paralysis. He was now una
ble to walk without assistance; he could neither feed no
dress himself alone, he was unable to articulate distinctly.
and his sight was impaiwred. ‘Vhe tamily of Capt Tomes,
were induced to try ithe Galvanic Rings and Magretic
Fluid and for the purpose procured a pair of Bande fi
the limbs and one bottle of the Fluid. In twenty-foum
hours after using these a ticles, feeling was percepiibh
in the paralyzed parts and perspiration broke out. Illn
five days he was enabled to raise his arm and use his hand
and in three weeks he was enabled to walk alove. A
perioa of nearly six months has now elapsed, during
which time no symptom ot Apoplexy has been apparent,
he is enabled to take regular exercise and all his impair
ed faculties have bheen restored.
Severe Rheumatism,
§G~Mre Eliza Miller, No. 90, Polar-street, between
Rachel and Budd-sta, Philade!phia, has been compietel
cured of the most severe attacks of Rheumatisin, so
which she had tried everything in vain. ‘T'he exuem
pain would often compel her to rise ten times in a nighi.
and her hands were diawa up 80 as to be completely use
less. After using the Rings and Fiuid for only 24 hows
the pain entirely lefi, and has not had the slightest al
tack fur a period of several months.
Dr Christie, is in possession of nearly one thousand
testimonials, received from persons who have been eatire
ly cured of the most severe Rhewnatism, both Chronie
and Joflamatory, for which every other *‘remedy’ was
useless. The Rings and Fluid when properly applied,
have never been known to fail in any of these casess.
§t7Bewaie of spurious imitations of these articles.
To guard against fraud, he will appoint but one agent in
each of the cities of the United States; the only agency
for the town of Portsmouth and its vicinity, is
WILLIAM R. PRESTON Apothecar y
April2l. “Buy nowhere else ?? 3m
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Fxeter Warp Yarns,
lN assorted Bales, from N 0.7 to 12 constantly on
hand and for sale at Munufacturers prices.
Mav 25 istt WILLIAM JONES & SON.
' Sgerm Oil and Candles.
CONB ANTLY on hand and for sale by
- B C.P.& A H.LADD,
;::.lalc:urers. Counting-room Nos. 69 &71 Market-st,
WRIGH'T’S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
THE TRUE CHARACTER OF COUNTER.-
FEITERS & SELLERS OF COUNTER
-3 FEIT MEDICINE,
WO Medicine has ever been introduced to theAmer
& can people, whose virtueg have been more :heer
fully and universally acknowledged by its yast popnlar
ty and extensive civeulation than « Wright’s Indran Veg
etable Pills.” To discant upon their varions virtues at
this late season would be a work of superorgation, since
few who peruse this article will be found unacquainted
with :he widely circulated proofs of the real excellence
of the medicine,to which many willbe vready to add thets
timonials of their own experience. But if furtl.er proof
were needed of the value of the remedy,it might be found
in the fact that no medicine in the market has been so
shamelesely and repeatedly counterfeited. Ignorant, en
vions,avaricious and noprincipled men have ia different
plazes, manufactured a spurious pill, hearing a superfi
cinl resemblance to the true article, bnt composed either
¢f impotent or Deleterious Ingredients,which they have
sauzht to foist upon the public as the veritable
‘<INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.?
Theee fraudnlent swindlers could never pass off their
vile wares upon the public but for the connivance and as
sistance of (self styled) respectable druggists, who, for
the sake of a little “filthy lucre’ lend themselves to this
wonstrons and unhullowed system of iwnposition. The
counterfeiter of -a popular medicine is more criminal
than the counter feiter of current money. The injuries
by the latter, gink to nothing 1 comparison with those
inflicted upon society by the former, We might pain
im wringing the mite from the hardhand of Mvalid pe
~ury which is extended for the boon of health, and re.
ceives instead, the vile drug that protracts and agravareg
disease,or to view it inits best aspect, suffers it to sage
unchecked. How melancholy it 1s to reflect that thoy,.-
sands way havebeen hurrvied to the grave by having a
counterfeit substitute for the true medicine who but for
the venal fraud might now be living in high health, the
delight and hope of the social circle. Ail clesses are
interested in putting down these vile counterfeiters,
Let the stores where thev ure sold be markied and
shunned.
Ard let the virtuous indignation of the community ad
minister to all concerned in these unfair practices a gen
eral and withering rebuke. ' 4
CAUTION.
The public will please vbserve that the genuine medicine
bas the following wording on the side of the Loxes,
WRIGHT’SINDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
i (INpian PurGaTive,)
Of the North American College of Health. ‘
And also round the border of the label, will be found
in small type,*« Entered according to the act of Con
gress in the year 1810, by Wm. WRIGHT, in the
Clerk’s Office 0 “the District Court of the Southern
District of Pennsylvania. |
It will be fuw ther ofserved that the printed directions
or using the medicine which accompauies each box, are
ilso entered according to the act of Congress; tiie same
orm will be found at the bottom of the first page.
The slightest attention to the above few particulars
¥ill serve to protect the purchasers from fraud,and sav
he lives of those whe may otherwise be endangered by |
18ing a counterfeit medicine.
The public will also remember that all who sell the
genuine Indian Vegetabie Pills, are provided with a cer
ificate of Agencyr signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT,
VICE PRESIDENT OF THE
FORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
nd that Pedlers are never in any case alluwed to se |
he genuine medicine. All travelling agents will be pro
ided with =ertificates of agency as above described ;-and
hose who cannot show one will be known as base im
-ostera. Price 25 cents per Box, with full Directi)ns.
The Regular Appointed Agents can receive their sup
plies of the above popular pilis, as heretofore, from the
July Office and General Depot for the New England
States.
B G TREMONT STREET .
98 soston. ' 198
Principle office and General Depot, 169, RACE {
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. |
jrF=Allletters relative to the pills mus' be addressed
thus:— N E. OFFICE, N. A. COLLEGE OF
HEALTH, 198 Tremont St. Boston, Mass.
3ewareof the Infected District.in Ann Street,Boston
N. B. Buyof vone except the followsng regularly ap
pointed : AGENTS,
Portsmouth—NATH'LL. MARCH,No. 7 Exchange
Juildings,
Cundia.—Herry M. Eaton,
Chester, - lraac Tompking,
Deerfield.—E. F. Stevens, jr,
Durham—Nathaniel Churchill
Deerfield, South.—B. W. Sanborn, jr,
Derry.—A, F. Hall and Geo. W, finkerton,
Derry East.—Parker & Taylor,
Wpping.—N. & J. W, Morrill,
Exeter.—Fiancis Grant,
Greenland .—J. P. Packer, .
Hampiov.—John C. Forsaith,
Hampton Falls.—Geo. H. Dodge,
Kensington.—John I'. Blake,
Kingston.—E, G. Frothingham,
Manchester,—A. G. Tucker,
Nashua.—A.E. Thayer and §. B. & H. J. Chapman
Nuwingm.—lsradbury Bartlett,
Pelham.—Jeremiah Tyler,
Kye. ThomasJ. Parsons,
Seabrook.—Matthew Merrium.
Somersworth {Great Falls)—Mark Noble,
Windham —Robe t Bartley.
N.B. Remember, NATH’L MARCH is the ounly
regular authorized Agent for the sale of this invaluable
medicine in Portsmouth and do not purchase elsewhere,
of you would be sure of obtaining the GENUINE ME -
DICINE. |
Sent. 26. Isl2wolv
y
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT’S
AND
The high and envied eelebrity which these pre-eminent
Medicines have acquired for their invariable efficacy in all
the diseases which they profess to cure, has reudered the
usual practice of puffing uot enly unnecessary, but unwor
thy of them. They are known by their fruits ; their good
works testify for them, and they thrive not by the faith of
the credulous.
RS, SEEW:. W s RN oF. W ___h of
Qf ASTHMA, ACUTE and CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
AFFECTIONS of the CLADDER and KIDNEYS.
BILIOUS FEVERS & LIVER COMPLAINTS,— |
In the south and west, where these diseases prevail, they will |
be found Invaluable. Planters, farmers, and others, who once
use these Medicines, will never afterwards be without them. |
BILIQUS CHOLIC, and SEROUS Loosencss, BILES,
COSTIVENESS, COLDS & COUGHS, CHOLIC, |
CONSUMPTION. Used with great success in this disease. ]
CORRUPT HUMORS, DROPSIES,
DYSPHPSIA. Noperson with this distressing die
ease, should delay using these medicines immediately.
ERUPTIONS of the Skin, ERYSIPELAS, FLATU
LENCY,
FEVER and AGURE. For this scourge of the wes
tern country these medicines will be found a safe, speedy, and
certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system subject to a
return of the discase—a cure by these medicines is permanent.—
TRY THEM, BE SATISFIED, AND BE CURED.
FOULNESS of COMPLEXION,
GENDRAL DEBILITY,
GOUT, GIDDINESS, GRAVEL, HEADACHES, of every
kind, INWARD FEVER, INFLAMMATORY RHEUMA
TISM, IMPURE BLOOD, JAUNDICE, LOSS of APPE- |
TITE, |
LIVER COMPLAINTS, .
LEPROSY, LOOSENESS, ‘
MERCURIAL DISEASES.— |
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effccts of Meroury infi
nitely sooner than the most powerftl preparation of Sarsaparilla.
NIGHT SWEATS, NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS of all kinds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS,
PALPITATION of the HEART, PAINTER'S CHOLIC,
PILES, The original proprietor of these medicines
was cured of Piles of 35 years standing by the use of these Lifc
Mecdicines alone.
PAINS in the head, side, buck, limbs, joints and organs.
" RHEUMATIS M. Those afllicted with this
terrible disease, will be sure of relief by the Life Medicines. |
RUSII of BLOOD to the HEAD, SGURVY, —
SALTRHEUM, SWELLINGS, |
SCROFULA, or KING’S BEVIL, inis
worst forms, ULC ER. S, of every description. |
W ORIV 8, of all kinds, are eftectually expelied by
these Medicines. Parents will do well to administer them when
ever their existence is suspected. Relief will be certain. |
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHENIX BITTERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD, |
And thus remove all disease from the system.
A single trial will place the LIFE PILLS and
PHE fiIX Bl TfE R S beyond the reach us cormpe
tition in the estimation of every patient.
The genuine of these medicines are now put up tn white
wrappers and labels, together with a fi:mplvlet.. called
"« Moffat's Good Samaritan,” containing the directions, &c,
on which is a drawing of Broadway from Wall street to var
(ffice, by which strangers visiting the city can very e.m?
find ws. The wrappers and Samaritans are c-pyrighted,
therefore those who procure them with white wra‘fl»crs cas
be assured that (hey are genuine. Be careful, and do not
buy those with gcllo;c wrappers; but if you do, be satisied
that they come direct from us, or dout touch them.
{l7= Prepared and sold by
PR. WILLIAM B. MOFTFAT,
335 Broadway, corner of Anthony street, New York.
For Sale by
March 17 WM. R. PRESTON, Druggist.
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PLEASURE BOAT.
TO LET.—The fast sailing Pleasure BOAT
‘m FANNY-ELLSLER, of ten tons. Will take
fmrvies of Ladies and Gentlemen, on EXCURSIONS,
SAILING, FISHING, &c.—will also take Frieght and
Passengers to Isle-of-Shoals, &c. on reasenable terms.—
For farther information call on Capt. WM, TUCK
ERMAN, who may be found at the Boat at Lord’s wharf
or at his residence, No, 22 Daniel St. May 12
IF YOU HAVE NOT TIME 'TO PERUSE
This at present, preserve it for a leisure
moment—it is of importance. In again
presenting to the public
The Dandelion§ Tomato Panacea,
| YH\HE Proprietor would not claim tor il, that is aspe
| cific for ALL the diseases to which the human
frame subject ; but dues claimn thatin all complaints where
a purifier of the Blood isrequired that this Panacea is in
fallible, 2nd its powers are admitted by all who have u
sed it, and it has the sanction of our first Physicians.
He would ask for it only, that meed of attention to
- which the public may deem it entitled—and would prefer
? that ita bheneficial results be its sole recommendation, and
the relief and health which must accrue to the diseased
and sufferin: from its use should praclaim its virtues.
' For any of the following complaints, the Dandelion &
Tomato Panacea, iz the best remedy that has yet been
offered. and no article has given such universal satisfac
tion for Headache, Dizziness, Slecpiness, Loss of Appe
tite, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum,
Jaundice, Scrofula, Scurvey, and all cutaneous eruptions
of the skin, Chronic Diseases, Rheumatism, Generai
Debility .or any complaint that Has its origin in ime
purities of the Blood.
This PANACEA is composed as all must be aware
who know anything of the DANDELION, TOMATO,
and SARSAPARILLA, its priecipal ingredients, from
the most innocent ag well as the most effectual remedies
to be found in the Vegetable kingdom; and who dues not
know, that for all those Diseasex, in which a complete
and radical change in the composition of the Blood, in the l
secretions of the Liver, and in the formation of the solid
parts of the body, are regarded there are no remedies, |
that will for a moment compare with them.
That it is purely a Vegetable compositioa, the pnblic
may rest assured ; but should any prove skeptical, I can
show them the VOUCHERS of EMINENT PHY=I
CIANS to that effect, who bave examined the tormula,
and, have tested its virtues. |
g§GCaution.of
T'he purchaser will be careful to see that my name 18 sl6 8-
ED on the wrapper of each bottle, ae there are worthlese
urticles put up in smaller bottles,pretended to produce the
same result, but are not safe to use. Be suve therefore and
enquire for Ransom & Stevens Dandelion and Tomato
Panacea, which may be obtained of my duly appointed
Agents, Halliburton & Co., 8 State steeet the Magasin de
Sante, 130 Washington street, Brown, Chapin & Whiton,
15 and 16 Commercial street ; Seth W. Fowle, 138 Wash
ington street ; William B Little, corner of Salem and
Hanover streets; Thomas Restieanx, 132 Hanover street ;
Jozeph Burnett, 33 Tremont Rew ; H. D. Fowle, 83
Prince street ; J. D Blanchard, corner of Beach street
and Harrison Avenue ; C. H. Atwood, 25 Green street ;
Menshaw & Randall, 50 Chatham street ; W. C. Stimp
son & Reed, 26 Merchants® Row ; I. P. Hall & Co.. cor
net of Union and Elm stieets, Mre. Kidder, 100 Court st.
at the o'd stand, 325 Washington street, Boston, and by
all respectable Druggists, and appointed agents in town
and country, and also by
JAMES KIDDER, Jr., Proprietor.
Druggist and Chemist, Maverick square, Eazt Boston,
DAVID KIMBALL, P A
WM. R. PRESTON, } Fhpwen
Newmarket, G. A, Bennett; Durham, A. Perkins.
March 10. 2m
The Great Remedy for
Consumption, Asthma,Dyspeplic Consump!tion
Spitting of Blood, Bronchilis, Difficulty of
Breathing, Hoarseness, Influenza, Croup,
Colds, Pains in the Breast and Side,
Dyspepsia, and various affections
of the stomach and Liver.
Thirty Thousand Persons
ANNUALLY FALL VICTIMS TO CONSUMP
TION in the United States. The cauze of the evil
& generally overlooked. A short dry cough, or neglected
cold, is the precursor. These are deemed unimportant.
Pain in the side, hectic fever, and night sweats follow,
and death ends the scene. Would you find a
REMED'Y FOR THE EVIL?
Here it is. The experience of more than 20 years in pri
vate practice has proved its eflicacy, and since its intro
duction to public notice, although it has now been uffered
but a few months, its sale has been unprecedented, and its
success beyond question, great—so mwuch so, that itis de
clared to be the greatest remedy in the world.
ASTH N{A 5
too, that fearful and distressing malady, which renders
life burthensome during its continnance, is subdued with- |
ont difficulty by this great remedy, and the sufferer ix en
abled by its use to obtain quiet repose ; the shortness of
Lreath is overcome, the cough is allaved, and health and
vigor take the place of despondency and suffering. Dr
Folger’s OLCSAONIAN,
OT ALL HEALING BALSAM,
‘s the remedy which has been so eminently successful in
alleviating and curing the above complaints; and it has |
- been used by the first physicians in the city, who declare
(it to be unrivalled, inasmuch as it does not disturb the
bowels in the least by producing costiveness, while all oth
er remedies recommended for the above discases invaria
bly ehut up the bowels, thus rendering it necessary to re
dort to purgative medicine.
Read the following cases, which have been relieved
and cured within a few weeks :—
DAVID HENDERSON, 60 Laight street, took a severe
¢old on the 4th day of July, and was brought very low by
a distre=zing cough, which resulted in frequent attacks of
bleeding from the lungs. Although he tried everything in
the shape of remedies which could be found, yet he was
“not benefitted, and by the month of October was so mueh
reduced by night sweats thar he despaired of life. One
bottle of Folger’s Olosaonian restored him to health.
GEORGE W.BURNETT, of Newark, N. J. has suf
fered under the effects of a severe cold for more than a
vear. He was reduced to the brink of the grave almos 1
by his cough and night sweats: He commenced raising
bfood in the month of October last. He commenced using
the Olosaonian, and by the middle of November he was
so far restored that he left for Pittsburgh with every pros
pect of recovering his health.
pect ol recovering his nealth.
Mrs BELL, the wife of Robert P. Bell, of Morristown
N. J., was dreadfully afficted with asthma for many years.
Her physician had despaired of relicving her. One botile
of the Olosaonian sc far restored her that she was able to
get outof her bed and dress herself, which she had not
dore befcre in months, and she is now in a fair way to lwi
relicved.
Mr F.LABAN, 52 Pike street, was so bad with asthma
that he had not slept iu his bed for ten weeks, when he
commenced the use of this great remedy. ©Oune bottle
cured him, and he has not had a return of his complaint’
now more than five months. |
Mrs MeGANN, 20 Walker street, was also curel of
severe asthma by the Olosaonian, and states that she neve
er knew medicine give such immediate and permanent
rehet. >
GLORGE W. HAYS, of this city, wasgiven up by hix
physician ag incurable. His disease was consumption
and when he commenced using the Olosaonian was so
weak that he could not walk without being assisted by a
Inend. By strict attention he was so far restored in a
lew weeks as to be able to pursue his business,
JAMES A CROMBIE, 120 Nussau strect ; J.J. Par
gells, 11 Tenth street; C S Benson, 219 Bleecker street;
James Davis, 58 Greene at; and Mrs Mallen; 9 Morton
street ; have all experienced the good effects of the Olosa
onian in coughs of long standing and affections of the lungs,
and pronounce it, with one accord, to be tlie greatest rem
dy, and the most speedy and effectual, that they have
ever known.
Reader, are you suffering from the above disense? Try
this romevl{. You will not, perhaps, regiet it. It may
arrest all those disagreeable symptoms which strike such
terror to the mind and prolong your days.
For sale at 106 Nassau street, one door above Ann,
New York.
For sale in Portsmonth by BRACKETT HUTCH
INGS. Also, John L. Avery, Greenland; Nathan Batch
elder, North-Hampton; John Mason, Hampton; Moses
Hale, Newburyport; 8. Webster, Salisbvry; G Towle &
Co. Lee ; J. L. Rundlett, Epping; James A Butler, Not
tingham ; Peter Sanborn, Deerficld, J. & 3. Blake, Ray
mond ; Chase & Robinson, Poplin ; . B Wood, Breni
waood; S. P. Clark, Kingston; C. C. P. Moses, F. Gran,
Exeter; John T. Locke, South Newmarket; S. A. Hulet
Newmarket; A. Ferkins, Durham; D. Hanson, Rochester
Wm. B. Simith, John Wheeler & A. A. T ufts, Dover,
July 15, 1845 Iy
Ground Plaster,
""ap‘ TONS now landing in fine order from schr. Ho-
B ratio Wilson, fron Wilmot, N, 3. and for sale
June 2. by L. COTT'ON, 17 Pleasant-st.
Valuable Work on Milch Cows. J
TREATISE on MILCII COWS, whereby the
A quality and guantity of Milk which any Cow will
give may be accurately determived by observing natural
marks, or externul indications. By M. Francis Guenon,
of Libourne, France. Translatedby N. P, TRIS I, Esq.
With introductory Remarks and Observations on the |
COW AND DAIRY, '
By Jon~ 8. SKINNER. Editor of the Farmer’s Library.
UHlustrated by numerous engravings. Price 837§ cents.
Just published, For sale by
May 26 J. W. FOSTER, No. 5 Market-st.
e ee P e e T A et e i
ICHABOE GUANO.
AFEW bushelsof this cheap and nourising Manure.
Just received. For sale by tho Barrel or any
less parcel, by LEONARD COTTON.
May 19, 17 Pleasant street .
r .
I'able for measuring Logs,
-wHEiu';uY the quantity may be ascertained befor
they are sawed. Very convenieat for persons
dealing 1 lumber. = For sale chiap, at this office.
gnkb s e S .S s 3
Shawls! Shawls!!
JUST received a lot of new SIIAWLS, among which
are- some rich Cashaere, Imitation and Printed
Cashmere, P'lin DesLaines & Woolen Net Shawls &¢
for sale low by W. J. LAIGHTON.
No, 18 Market st. 8w is April 14.
Great Discovery !
THL',S Do e maitein Boston, thit there is nrhing
o ’ n on 3
RAINE’S VEGETABLE ILLS, on gaing re bt
| The recent storin and eold weather has caused ."“'!_
mand for them.~—~Boston Mauil, T
oseet Lo Vaveiiintoss
B Y reneny ol . ghe, and diseases gener-
Cally, 1T am fully satisfied, from long and personal exp: ri
- ence and practical observation, that there 18 no nmli‘::i"o:
equal to Lorraine’s Vegetable Pills, Being purely v =
etable, they ean be taken with the Wmost sate Xb 88"‘»
persons in every condiiion. R L
|P Y K
LORERAINVE'S PILLS,
oR
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
CURATIVE,
Of the FRENCH CoLLEGE oF HEALTH 1N Panis
The best method to cure Disease, is to Cleanse und‘
: Purify the Blood.
LORRAINE’S PILLS work upon the principles ol
' nature, and are a most admirable medicine for ihe gkin
| 'l'hey‘prumule warmth and perspiration, prove gentl;
laxative and cathartic in one-pill doses, and powerfully
purgative in large doses, which are sure 1o remove ot~
structiong, and cleanse and purity the blood, establish a
healthy action, and cunsequently prove a speedy and
certan cure for Fever and all diseases caused by wmorbid
puisons, or impurities of the Blood.
VERY REMARKABLE CASES.
John Bruce of Providence, had entirely lost the sight
of one eye, and nearly so the other, from inflammation,
was entaely cured and nis eye sight perfecily restored
by a steady vse of Lorraine’s Piils for one month. The
certificate 18 in the hinds of the General Agent signed
by three respeciable witiiesses,
Mr J. Greenwood hae been entirely cured of a fange
sore on his leg, by the use of only two boxes of Low
raine’s Pills.
A gentleman of Boston, was so much aflicted with
hoaraeness that he could not speak loud, lok LOR
RAINE’S PILLS. They hau an excellen: effect, and
rendered his voice soft, clear and distinct in one mght's
time, :
Mrg ———, of Salem, wasafllicted with a cancerous
humor that settled in her breast; took Lorraine’s Pills,
and was entirely cured.
Mrs ——, of Bosion, was dreadfully afflicted with
sore Nipples un account of a hunor of the blood, took
oneof LORRAINE’S PILLS every might, with a view
to cleange her blood, which entirely cured her,
Dyspepsia.
Mrs Susan Bond, Pearl sireet, N. Y., was effectually
cured of Dyepepsia, by taking only vne of Lornaing’y
PILLs on going to bed, for erght days.
Nervous or Nickelleadache.
Lady Swith, 189 Friend street, N. Y., wag entirely
cured of a severe Nervous or sick Headache, by taking
3 of Lorraine’s Pills only.
Palpitation of the lleart.:
Miss E. West, Greenwich Place, New York, was en
tirely cured of a violent Palpitation ot the Heart, by a
steady use of LORRAINE’S PILLS every night for one
week.
Worms.
Mr Loring Gray, of New York, cured three of hia
children of Worms, by giving them one pill each for
three days.
Lynn, Dec. 17th, 1843
Sir: I have gold all the pilis I last had ot you, piease
gend another lot immediateiy. The sale of Lorraine’s
Vegetable Pills is rapidly on tie increase—they are be
coming very popular, | seil more and more every day.—
As a curative wedicme and purifier of the blood, 1 think
they stand vurivalled. One fact | have noticed, that no
one that bas vsed them fivas any fault with them, they
have wrought son e very great cires. One lady, who hasg
been confined to the hvuse and bed, a great part ot the
time, for twenty years, now is enved wud able 10 work
most of her time, afier haviug taken three boxes oniy of
Lorraine’s Pills! 1 might name mwany other cases
where the cures have bean as gieat, but have not time.
Yours respectiully,
. J E.F. MARSH.
CueLsEA, Jan. 3d, 1844,
Siß:—l transmit to you an account nf my ca-e tor puh
lication, believing it to be my duty. I have beew confins
ed with the Khenmatizm nearly the whole winter, have
had come ofthe best physicians of Boston, and could get
nothing that would relieve me more than temporily. ¥
heard ol the woaderful virtue of Lorraine’s Pills, I had
no faith whatever, but I took them, and it is a solemn
fact that when § had taken EIGHT PILLS! my Rheu
matisin had entirely left me, and I bave remained well
ever since.
N. B.—l never took more than one pill at a time and
that on guing 1o bed.
Yours respectfully,
: W. M. HALSTAL.
A Hacking Cough constantly annoyed me ¢
BosToN, Mass., )
June lsi, 1844, $
Sir,—Tn February last, 1 ok a sudden coa alier
which, a hacking cough constantly annoyed me, and this,
combined with my other maledies, rendered me huly
miserabie, ars everybody told me that I was in a coun
sumption. Since, 1 have taken Lokraine’s Pivws,
and now everybody tells me that I am weli;—l feel as
well as ever | did. J. E. S. McRiY,
‘ Amputation of an Arm Prevented.
Unionville, Maine,
, January 30th, 1844 }
Sir,—An eryzipelas inflammation atacked my arm,
tumors formed in different places, my suffering increased,
and in a few months Lhad ten cunning uicers, or sores,—
some above, and some below the elbow, and the ois
charge was so offenstve that no one coutd bear to come
near me. My phyzicians told me ampotition was the on
ly thing that could save my hife, as it was npossible to
cure so dreadfol a diseese; —but a 3 | was wowilling 10
consent to #o dreadiul a remedy, my physician very kinde
ly advized me to try v LORRAINK’S PILLS; soon
ali my eores begaa to heal, and T am now pertectly cur
sd!! JUSEPH MUNKROE.
Unabie to raise the i{ands to the Head!?
Suw—For three years, Scrofula bad preduced such ei
fect upon my constitution, that I was vnable to raise iy
hands the bones were 1o diffeient places dest:oyed by
ulceration, aud fearved it uight reach the hrain o yioai
organs. My pains were violent—all wedicine lecon e
wended did no good. At last, 1 ook LORRAINE'S
VEGETABLE PILLS, which gave nmmediate veliet,
and have entirely cured me.
Respectluliy, vour ob’t ser vant,
JAMES COULaUN; b.sy,
| LoweLe, VMuss )
’ April 20th, 1844, §
’ Sir—For the last few months } hate been afilicted
- with a gevere pain in both sides, at thines so havd thar 1
could scarcely get my breath. * % * ]y isa pleasure
o feel welly—= but a wuch greater one o say that I was
curedimmediately upen taking ovae dose of Dr LORs
SRALES PILLS. J. BROOKS=.
BosTton, Mass.
March 16:h, 1844, ; :
Sir,—The value of such a medicine as LORRAINE'S
PILLS, is countless beyound price— money cannot pay sot
i,—money carnot do for me what the Pills have. ! &x
--pended over SIOOO 10 cure a cough that had afflicted we
for years, which was apparently cured by one dezen Pills.
JAMES HALDER.
Boston, Mass.
March 16:h, 1844. }
Sir,—~By the vse of Dr LORBAINE’S PILLS, 1 have
been =+ Rased fvo.. Dexth,”” | may say, for my physician,
triends, and mysell, thought i 1 impossibie that 1 eonld
vecover. | had not been taken fimn my bed, excep by a
sheet, for ten weeks, I was so debiiitated, bemg recoced
bva fever. L commenced the use of one Pl 1w tweny
four howrs: my appetie and sirength wereased, and 1
recovered rapidly. Jatuß B. TURNEK,
ALL PERSONS REQUIRE FACT .
LORRAINES PILLS®
These Pills are now acknowledged by thoneands tha
uye them daily, to be the only medicine thai fan ly tahes
the BANNER fiom all othevs. Phey cause no prin or
uneasiness of any kind in thewr operation, and require
netther change of diet nor care of any kind. T'hie medi
cine has acinaily done wondere. It hias established a
ceputation unrivalled, on 1g own me. s, without Leing
ruffed up contimmally in the papers.
p The attentinn of the reader is respectfully ecalled to
the above highly reapectable natices of thie wvaluable and
incomparable medicine—and it will be seen itz achieve
ments are most extraordmary, as daily experience speaks
more aad more remarkable cores, where other medicines
had entirely failed of giving even relics,
AMERICAN DEPOT OF
LORRAINE’S PILLS,
No. 10 Brattle Bquare, Boston, Mass.
AGENTS
WILLIAM R, PRESTON, (Druggist) Portsmoh
Somersworth, (Great Falls)—Mark Noble,
Exeter—Fravcis Grant,
Greenland—James P, Packer, d
Hampton—John C Foreyth,
Hampton-Falls—George H, Dudge, :
Kensington—John T Blaks, - ;
Kingston—E G Frothingham,
Dover—Asa A, Talt, :
Manchester—A G ‘Tucker,
Newmarket—A M Osguwod, 1 Spring street, :
Concord—Allison & é;wh, B .
Rochester- -1 Hanson,
Berwick~W . , G, Thompson, :
- 'y 2R, 1848, - - eondy ek
Vv ERMICELLL & MACCARONI ; Hggf‘{‘i Jid
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