Remarkable Letter FROM COL s. N WATERBURY,
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1N DECEMBER, lS43.

 am prompted to make this communication for several reasons, one of which is that may have the opportunity oi writing to you on the subject, and another is that possibly may he doing some service to my fellow men. l would state that for several years I have been subject to repeated at. tacks of plcurisy and inflammation of the lungs, leaving my system very susceptible of exposure. In the winter of lSi2-3 suffered under a violent at tack of influenza, connected with bilious state of the system and attended with cough and expecto- ration, in point of violence of the and in quan- tity as to the latter, surpassng any thing had ever witnessed before. Notwithstanding that had the attendance of two aged and experienced physicians and every means used that could be devised for my recovery, yet I was confined to my bed in a mise. rable condition for three months save few days, and even when was enabled to si. up it was with a shattered exhausted and debilitated constitution, accompanied with pains in the side and breast, a feversh dryness of the mouth and skin, burning in the soes of the feet and palms of the hands, severe turns of coughing, wandering pains about the body. great loss of appetite and indigestion. In short my situation was deplorable that despared of ever being able again attending to business. Thus situ- ated I repaired to the sea shore and spent four weeks at North Port and Islip, on Long Island, in the months of June and July. From this. howev- CT, derived no permanent benefit. Subsequently took new and more violent cold, which produ- ced great soreness of the breast and throat which added to my old difficulties and increased my cough to an alarming degree. Thus situated Mr. Brinck- erhoff's Health Restorative was recommended to me- and 6rst and last have taken only six bottles. The effect. am most happy to say. has been 80 sa. lutaEy, that under Providence can look forward to hope cf usefulness for years to come, of which I had utterly despaired before began to use the Health Restorative My strength was renewed, my complaint of the lungs removed, and all my other symptoms entirely overcome that I feel myself most grateful that in kind Providence I was di- rected to the trial of this invaluable remedy. In order that others may be benefited by its use write thus for ths benefit of my fellow sufferers.

 To c. Brinckerhoff,

 Proprietor of the Health Restorative. { eow2m23