Bwart, M 8,0.51., &o.— l am Tory much opposed to patent medioinas gene- rally, and totally discnunfonaaoe the Balsams, Oxymete, Elixirs, Syraps, and other emana- tiona of D&principled empiricd; but I rogcrd your Lung Preserver aa a really good^rcpsra- tion, entfr*e!y freo from thoc-o qualities whioh render meet patent siedioines dangerous, and possessed of t'aa>e tonio end r-timulating pro- { pertiey which rondei it a treasure to those who er-fior f 'oia tha exhausting efiecta of pulmonary disease and chest affections gone- rally, lv cases of aathma it quickly cuts short the paroxysm. In ohronio bronchitis f wiator cougha it ia useful I the discharge xaupug-is greatly assisted, and the wheezing and dMoalty of breathing are greatly relieved by it, Ia scuts bronchitis It ia also benenoial, and whilst it tends to cheok inflammation, it promotes expectoration and thus relieved the laborious and dimcnlt breathing so general in these attaoks. As a cough medioine, for per- sons of all ages, it is excellent.— J. Swast H. 8.0.5, , From Bey. W. B. Marten, Wesleyan Mini- ter— Ohristohuroh, 2nd Auguat»lß72— Having fluSered oonsiderable Rsnoyanoe during the past two years from hoarseness and affeotion of the throat, whioh at times rendered publio speaking somewhat difficult and painful, I have, since my arrival in this oirpuit — in April lost — been icducad to try your Baxter's Lung Preserver, nd I deem ?$ only just to inform you that I have, experienced great benefit from its use, being' enabled to preaoh now with a degree oi ease and comfort to whioh I had been some time a stranger. As jet I havo but used three bottleß, but shall certainly recommend it to all who suffer in a simi'&r man&ar. You are at liberty to make what use yoa please of this communication. From Boy, Samuel '.ie'd&te, Minister of Dnited Methodist FraeOhuroheß.-Fortho Bake of raftering hom&nity I record the following extt&or inaryonrea, whioh have been effected by your valuable Lang Preserver:— l know a gc&tier:»«n in whom consumption had to far progrt«sb«>d that his medioiil man gave up his cesbbu hopeless. He, however, availed him- s«lf of your treatment, and, after taking a few bottles of your Lung Preserver, was es far recovered te to be able to resume his business, whioh he bow regularly follows without much inconvenience from either pain or weakness. A Cough of many years 1 standing. The rev. 