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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
ErOr, TIE Teleprnnh.

ROCKING CRADLES.-Mr Simmons
called On Us with HE advertisements, and told
o' we must do as our fellow Edpors had
done, viz. take a Cradle for pay, to which
we assentei, as we have occasional use for
furniture of that KIDD; but we are al loss to
k0ow what our brethren of the type will do
with 'heirs. There are i've daily paner. in
Baltimore, and the number of editors and
Pr"prieiors amoont TO eigbt-of these, three
only are married; two of these not being
blessed with children, we are the only one
who has occa.ion for Craale.-We wish
DOR married fellow editor, better success
bot what IN the world will the FIVE rem.in.
ing bachelors do with their Cradles? Mr..
Summons has placed them in strange pre-
dicsment. and we know not how they will
apply item, unless they fill them with bills
hat canno, be collected, (of which there are
plenty in every office, and give them an &C.
fca>iona' shake. Bills of that kind want
it,ie Shaking-snd if they will adopt our
advice, they will be perfect masters or the
my 'ierion' art of rocking. by the time ihey
are old enough to ne ma, siei!
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
DR.. ROBERTSON's
VEG ETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL
Or, Natures Grand Restorative.
Price 81 50 Cents.

Is confidently recommended as the most eS
hcaclous medicine for the speedy relief a,.C
cure Of sll nervous complaints attended with
inward weakness depression Of the spjrirs
head acre trcrnor fsintness bysleric fits DE-
blity seminal weakness gleles and varipu.
compilinis resulting from secret improperly
nf youth and dissiphed habits res idence in
warm climates The inn ojrrate use of tea the
urskiiEul or excessive use Of nersufy 40 often
destructive TO the human race diseases pecu-
liar oSetnaics at certain period Of life Flour.
Albus barrenncs etc.
Under the denomination of nervous disorders
are included several diseases Of the most dan
serous kind and are 81 vsrious that volume
would hardly suffice 70 complele.a description
Of them. u pervades with its baleful irHn-
ence the Whole nervonq system writing the
heart with Incxpressible anguish, ard exciting
tie most dreadful suggestions OF horror and
despair. To this demon have thousands fallen
sacrifice IN the direfoi transports Of It's rare.
The most common symptoms of its com
mencement are weakness fatulence oaIpjta.
tons ws'ohfulness drowsiUess after eatinrr 81
midity flashes Of heat and cold nurnbnes.
cramp gidd ness pains in the head back and
oins hickup difficulty oftespisation and de-
luton anxiety dry cough etc.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
BARON STEUBEN.
from CaEden's Anecdotes Of the Revolution
arV w ar in o,eT;ra

From CaEden's Anecdotes Of the Revolution.
airy War in A merice.
The hospitality Of Baron StubeD waa IN.
bounded. Introduced at his villa by friend
TO whose exsrtions in congress he considered
himself peculiarly indebted for pension set.
tied on him for life, he treated me with mar.
ked attention.
Dining with him shortly after the resigna-
ton of Mr.. Robert Morris as Gnancier of The
United States, the cause Of which appeared
irexplicable to the company present, to
me-" Baron SteSsD,F' there appears 30 mys
terry. will illustrate ny sentiments by !
simple narrative. When ! was abcu. TO quiz
Paris 10 embark for the United Ststes, The
better to ensure comfort when 10 camp,
Judged II OF Importance TO engage in my ser
vice CT ok Of, celebrity The American ar.
my was posted at Valley Forge, when
joined it. Arrived a, my qusrters, a wagon
Ter presented himself, saying that hs was or.
deIed to attach himself to my train and obey
my orders. Comni.saries arriving, thy fur
nished supply Of oeef and bread, aud re,i.
red My cook looked around him for utensils
Indispensable in his opinion, fer preparing
la meal, and finding none, in an agony Of
Idespeir, applied to ihe wsggoner for advice
!" We co"k our meat replied he, ehy hang
ing II up BY 9 string and turning il before
good fi'e nil efficiently roasted The next
day, and still another, passed without mate
rial change. The commissary made his de-
posr My cook showed the strongest iudca-
tions of uneasiness by shrugs and heavy sigh.
ing; but, with the exception of few Oaths,
spoke not word of complaint. His pa'ience,
however was completely exhausted; he re-.
queded an audience, and demaodsd his
bis dismissiOn. under happier cifcumstsn.
ces. my general, said he, sit would be M
ambition to serve you. but here have no
chance Of shaving my talents, ard | think
myself obliged, in honor, to save you ex.
pen'e Since your .Esggoner slust as able In
tnTn the string as am Believe me. gen.
uemen, said The Baron, the treasury o. A.
rnerics is at present just is empty as my
Kitchen was at Valley Forge, and Mr.. Nor,
rI' wisely reiires, thinking II Of very little
consequence p0hO turns the string"
Among the regular Toss,s drapk on the
9TH Of July, by The Milton Guards. commaa-
ded by Capt. Henry Ffick, was the follow,
ing:
Mc'Dufie and Cumming Gratifying in.
tslligence,' M'Doffie "feel' perfectly com
Portable"
Now let Us sing, long live Cumming;
@'Dnfie long live he;
And VIXEN they next duel fight,
Nay we be there TO zee. Three Greans.
Dem. Press,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
GtarSgacS &ace.

7 INDER Decree Of the Superior
" Court ofChancery for the Winches-
ter District pronounced The fist day Of
Hecember 1890 in cause depending
in the said Court between Evan p.
lay Tor, plaintiff. and Robert Bei!y and
Ann Cartmel defendants shaIi expose
TO sale at public auction, to the high
EST bidder for cash, before he door Of
the Court House in the town OF Win
chester on Wednesday, the 7;h day of
August next n tract of land In the cnun-
ties Of Frederick and Hampshire, con
tanning two hundred ard forty. four n
eres on the Bear Garden ridge between
the lands of Inn and Owen Rugsrs,
Thomsons' heirs, Joseph B.rry's heirs
and VIM. Smith, for mnre particular
description uf which see Deed frnm
Charles Smith aud wife, TO Robert
Bnily REGARDED in the Office Of Freder.
lex CauR'y Court 10 Sept. 1916.
f, NJ. BECKWlrH, ID. for
JOHN s. PEYTON, N. ". c. d.
July G--tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
GENUINE ANEcDoTE.

h"sood natured = freshman, who tad an
unfor una,e propensity of diurRGHy solacing
himself with The ardent was enc day lee ured,
by real friend, On his taking thus freguent-
~ hi- solitary glass. The reply wss-"Ry
Us how can help Up when am alone the
bottle comes 70 quickly round TO me-"
When drnoid, the traitor, deserted his
post a, West point, James Lurvey. corp,
raj in Col Pulosn's regiment, Wa the cock.
swain OF hi, barge. After sheir arrival on
board the yu'ta-a sioop CT war, and Arnold
had heiS an interview with the officers in
The cabin, he csuse on deck and said to hs
|bargemen, :. my lads l have quilted the rebel
army and jpiu>d the standard OF his Britain
mic majesty, il you will joio me will make
serseants and corporals of you ell. aud tor
you, James, will do something more"
Indignant at the offer, Lurvey promptly re
|91td, no, sir, one Coat is enough FOR me 10
wear at a lime
Yanicss Clown.-In one of the Courts
of Judicatgre IN Massachu acts, some
Is or 20 years sSo, an uncoutb young
fellow Of the age Of is, was introduced
into eour, as witness for a plaintiff
upon which the defendant arose aud
( objected TO his being admitted rs a
witness, "far isaid he) he does mt
know enough TO understand the nature
OF an oath: therefore oHsh, not to be
allowed his evidence in this court
and TO convince you, genslemap, that
this is he case, will ask him few
questions" He then turned to the
young fellow and said, s'who made
your" To which the fellow awkardly
replied 81 DONE know: Ispose 't,cas
Moses" ellis answer, gentlemen,
think is sufficient TO convince you, that
what / have said Repeating him is
truo, without any further evidence
am sat down again. The young fell
low by thi' tine began to scratch his
head, aud felt somewhat chagriued
ihht lie .hould he thus taken off, and
begged leave OF the court 10 ask the
gentleman, who had just interroSated
him, few questinns.-s'Who made
you, siff"-Tu carry the joke still fur :
iher upon the awkward lad. be replies,
Il don't know: spoSe 't,0as .qaron," -
. Well, Gays The fe!iow,) we read in
the good Book, tina; Aaron made q
Calf, out | didn't knoio the darn'd foil
had got hers.''
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
MI CELLANY.

Il IodIcioUs circumstance occurred al an
Irish wedding in Dumfrics one evening last
week. After the nupital knot had been
tied, end ample libstioos Of the mountain
dew distributed TO numerous party assem-
bled on the occasion two Hibernians for
mer lov.is OF the bride) being doubly in
spired by the enIivened spirit, determined,
in their frolicksome humcur, 10 disappoinl
the bridegroom, for Que night at leas, If the
company of his dear Judy, and proceeded
forthwith to lay violent hands upon her.
THIS conduct. 80 might be expected, pro.
due a loud femoustTancs from their Justly
offended hos; wbC sui ing the action to the
word dealt about several hard blows with
DO spsring haGd. a compls's row ensned.
the Writers having ranged themselves on diff.
'eseut sides. and some tremendous bits were
exchanged with true Irish hurnour In the
midst OF the affrsy, and fortunately before
any sesious cor sequ. nee had taken place
the day-gh, tf few being only blsckened-
Tie police interfeIed and seized The unincky
cause e the quarrel, whose clsmoTous con.
dnc 0ron having probably, got too much
Of he cra'or, induced them tn consider
her the most deserving Of correction She
vas bOloe of 10 & durance vile" amid the
tears, ,ighs, and groans Of her honest Pat,
who won willingly have agreed % spend g.
ven IhsEs fas honey moon: I'm pap.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
Virginia to wit
June &c. M.

at Rules hoIleu IN he Clerks office of
the Superior Court Of ChanCery for
the WiRcheSter District The first
Monday IN Nay 1899.
John Aibnris, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Thomas McPbcrriu mad Andrew Goui.
ding, Defendants
HE Defendant Andrew Gou!ding
Il. not having entered his appearance
and given seeurity according to the act
of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court, end it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is noe on inhubisant
Of ,hiy Commonwe sithJ Ii is ordered,
That Che said Defendant do appear
here on the first day Of lhe next term
and answer the bin Of Che Plain.
tiff; nna that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in same newspaper
published in Winchester for two
months successfully, aud posted a the
frnnt door Of the Court House in the
said town Of Winchester.
Il COpy.-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, c. &C.
June t--B.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
Hardy County. to wit 4:

June Court, 1922.
Hetiy Updegraf, Plaintiff,
Ambrose UpdeSraf, - Patch aud
Margaret his wife. late Margaret Up
degrnff, and John UpdegraE and Mary
UpdesraG, heirs Of Joseph UpdesraH,
deceased. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THE Defendants Ambrose Upde-
graz, md - Patch g. Margaret his
wife, and John Updegraf, not having
entered their appearance and given Sc
rurity according to the act OF Assem-
bly, and 'he rules of this Court, ard it
appearing by satisfactory evidence thar
they are not inhabitants Of this coun-
try: 1t rs ordered, That the said De-
PENDANTS do appear here on the first
day Of October Curt next and answer
the bill Of the Plaintiff: and that a CO.
py Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Win
chester for two me-: ms SUCCESSFULLY,
and another copy posted at the front
DIOR cf the Court House of Hardy
county.
A "opy-Tesie,
ED. WILLIAMS, 6. H. G.
July 6.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
DR.. RORERTSON'S
CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXIR
Or HEALTH

Price one dollar end fifty cents.
Which has proved by thousands who have
experienced us beneficial effects 10 be the
most valuable medicine ever offered to The pub.
lie for tie cure of coughs colds consumption
the whoop'ng cough asthma pain in lhe breast
cramP ard wind in the stomach head ache
lass CT appetite indigestion etc.
For The DysentaTy or Lax Cholera A;orbus
severe gripings aud other diseases OF the bow.
els and The summer complaint IN children it
has proved a certain remedy and restored to
erect health from the greatest debility.
y rsoGs gtHicted with Pulmonary Complaints
mr. disorder of the Breast aud Lungs even IN
the most advanced state will find immediate
relief. Common Coughs and Calds which are
in general occasinned by obslcucted persDira-
ton viii be iound to yield to its benign il au-
enre in few hours.
10 AsIbma'ic or Consumptiye complaints
Hoarseness Wheezings ShUrrness of 3rca.h
and the Hopping Cough it will give immediate
relief
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
Virginia to wit

AT Rnies holden in the Clerks Office
Of the Superior Court Of Chancery
for the ~ tnchester District the first
Monday IN .Nuy. 1929.
Philip G. Pendleton, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Ann Turnbuli aud Robert Bailey,
Defendants
q VIE Defendant Ann Turnbull (o-
z iherwise called Ann M,iler) not
having entered her appearance and
given security according to The hcl of
Assembly and The Rules az his Court,
and at appearing 10y satisfactory evil
denee. Tint she IS not an iuhah;tant Of
ibis country: II is ordered, That the
said Defendant do appear here on the
first day OF The next term ard answer
the bill Of the p'ain,iG: and tbat a co
py of this Orier be forthwith insqrtcd
IN some newspspeF Published in W;u-
chester. fer two months successirely,
and posted at The froGt door or tie
Court House in the said town ef Win
chester. 4 Copy -Teste,
DANIEL LEE, @. g. 9.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
9ySr93nia to 1D5f..
July g..

IN he Superior Court Of Choncsry
hoideu at Winchester, The 10Th,
dry Of April 1922.
William Bywaters, and Ann his wife.
late Ann Cooper. Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Rebeeca Cooper, widow, and admins
tretrix, and Jacob Cooper, ndministra-
tor of Jeremiah Cooper deed. aud the
heirs of said deed. Defendants.
hey Consent Of the parties by their
I'D Counsel, i, is ordered that mas-
ter Commissioner Bent, do examine,
state and settle The administration ac-
cnunt Of the defendants, Rebccca Coo
per, edhiinistrairix, ard Jacob Cooper
administrator Of Jeremiah Cooper
deed. stating all such matters speei.
ally deemed pertinent by himself, or
which. shall he required by either Of
the parties to be specially stated; and
make report thereof 10 the Court in
order 10 Gnai decree.
a Copy Test.
DANIEL LEE. C. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
Winchester, July 9, 1922. s
THE parties To the above mention
4 ed suit will please 10 take notice
that in obedience to The above recited
order. shall attend at my Office in
Winchester, on Thursday the 10Th.
day of August next, for the purpose
Of carrying she said order into effect,
when and where they will attend with
such witnesses md vouchers as they
may think proper TO produce.
LEMU Ell BENT, Mas. Com.
Juiy-t3
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
For SALE.

A TRACT % LAND cnuaiuiug
"a 2Ss .eCaES, lying an both sides
of Back Cpek, whereof the subscriber
now lipes.a considerable part of which
is good BOTTOM LAND. The in.
pr0vemests arc a comfortable Dwell
LING HOUSE, Kitchen, Smoke honse,
a good Barn, and an Orchard. The
payments will be made accommodating
and the land sold on !,.w terms. ALSO
A TRACT OF LAND,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
Virginia to wit
June &c.

st R'ttcS holden in Tie Clerks Office Of
The superior Corrt Of ChanccrY for
The Winchester district the FIRST yion-
dnyin y'iny 1922.
Joseph Nourse, plaintiff.
John Smith and others, defendants.
ME defendants Robert Mills and
4 Eliza his wife and JaGne,ine Mnr.
doeh not having entered their appear
anee and given security according tc
the act nf Assembly and the Rnies Of
this Court. and it appearing by salts
factory eviionce, that they are not in
habitgnts Of this country: II IS o. derr!,
That The said defendants da appear
bera on the first day Of the next Term
and answer the bill nfihe rlainliH; and
that a copy oFihis order be forthwith
inserted in same newspaper published
IN Winchester, FOR two month. success
sireiy aud posted at the front donr nf
the Court House in the said town of
Winchester.
A Copy-'Ceste,
DANIEL LEE C. G, c.
jane &c. M.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
CONTAINING
Four Hundred .9creS

-Four Hundred Heres,
lying on the waters Of Back Creek, a
boat two miles from the former, and
adjoi"ing the lands Of WIN. Bywaters,
joseph Dolly and others This is fine
land and we'll timhered, hut has no ims
Provements on it. A great bargain will
he given in either Of tie above farms.
by applying 10 the subscriber living
near Pughtpwn. l.. M'COOLE.
Feb Off
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
DR.. DYOTT'S
INFA LLIBLB TOOTH ACHE DROPS
Price so cents.
THERESTORATlVE DENTTFRIC,
For cleansing, whitening and preserving the
Teeth and Gums


This valuable preparation possesses the
most salutsrY virtue in cleansing and beduti-
tying the teeth in IFS composition il IS
perfectly free from acid or suy other pernIc,ous
property liable 20 corrode or in any way
njurc the teeth for which reason s attributed
the safety of its use and the preference it has
obtained over other preparations intended Tor
similar purposes 1; it strengthens the gums
era4icaies the scurvy sweetens. the breath
preserves The teeth from delaying and pre-
serves them from aching and the necessity Of
having them drawn &c.
Since the above invaluable medicines were
FIRST discovered upwards Of se7en hundred
thousand H'5rsoag have experienced their happy
and salulsry effects many Of whom hom tho
owest st"gc 81 their disorders.
Take notice that each and al Of the above
genuine medicines are signed on the ontsi,d
covers with the signature ofthe sole proprietor
r. W. UYOTT, NJ. ID.
GA fresh supply of the above medicines
just received and for sale by WILLIAM
MILLER Winchester where pamphlets COM
tanning certificates ol cures. sc. NV be he'd
gratiss Ttuch>ste, Jvia q 1921.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
DIR. DYOTT"S
NUTRITIOUS Pills
For the prevention and cure of Billion. an,
Malignant Fevers.

maIlgneDt tevers.
Price 25 cents-farge 6ores SO cents.
Those Pills if timely administered will re-
move the causes which commonly produce In.
termittent Remittent Bilious and Yellow Fe.
vers Bilious Cholic P!eurisy Dysentery
Worms Bilious Vomiting Flatulence Indi-
ges'ion loss Of appetite Costiveness Epilep.
tic Fits Hypochondris and HystericsI af1ec.
tons foul Stomach Colds and Coughs Asth.
ma Scurvy SiraBgury Gravel Rheumatism
and Gout.
They are particularly seryiceable in female
disorders and especially in the remova, Of
those distractions which are the great source
of their complaints at certain periods thew
possess this eminent advantage over most pur-
gatives that while they operate gently they
produce neither costiveness debility nor too
great excitement whenever there is predis-
position to disease arising from marsh efflu-
Wit or too copnus use of ardent spirits or
avitiaed state of the bile they are sure TO re.
lieve.
They are highly recommended to travellers
by sea and land as they may be made use Of
with the utmost safety without change Of diet
or exercise. They will be found peculiarly
beneficial in the prevention of disorders Incl
dental to warm climates;-they deterpe and
cleanse viscid humors open distractions
promote the secretion of good bile operating
catharlic aud powerful diuretic and
disphoretic.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
MAHY'S PLASTER CLOTH,
Approved and recon- mended by all the mos

eminent Physicians OF PhiladeIphia.
This plaster cloth 20 we'll known in the
United States and particularly in the city Of
Phiadelphis is a sovereign remedy against
ulcers however old and inyeterste; also cans
GERS erysipelas wens lumpsscrofula fstula
white swelling sore breast felons whillows
biles carbuncles etc. etc. 1t cures spraius
bruises pains in the back swelling and pains
in the joints scalds burns chiblain sore
legs and wounds tending to suppurstion if
draws csu,erised sores or issues very success
tu'ly and without pain ;3ssipstes The pam of
the guti. and circumcision in a short time
IS It suftens Tho skin il is used successfully
for the cure Of corns on the feet. This
pIrister is recommended 90 mariners and
others who travel by sea or by land.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
APPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES.

Which are ceIebrated for the cure of most
disorders to which the human body is liable
prepared only by tbs sole proprietor
Y. w. DyOTT. NJ. ID.
Grandson Of tae late celebrated Dr. Ro-
6ersson, Of Edinburgh.
And for sale in Philadelphia only ct the pro.
pEietor'; wholesale and retail drug and
family medi'ine warehouse,
NoFth'eaSt corner of Second & Race. streets,
And, 10y retail, of mis- Agents throughout the
ITniInI
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03

Tie vegetable Ntrrous cordial IS also =
great Antiscorbutic Medicine and is of iofn;e
service for purifying the blood and curing
these foul disor0rrs of the skin which ccm-
monty appearn the form of scurvy, surfe;t
rec blotches csrbuncles ulcers etc. etc. A
dose of DR.. Dyotts Antibilions Pills taken
occasionally with this medicine proves Of All
ditional service in the last mentioned cases.
DR.. R0BERTSON'S
CELEBRATEDG GOVT AND REUMaA.
TIC DROPS,
Price tUco Dollars.
A safe and efiectHsl cure for the govt rhcums-
,ism lumbago stone and gravel swelling and
weakness of joints sprains bruises and ali ,
kinds OF green wounds the csamp pains IN the ,
head face and body stiffness in the neck chit 4
blains frozen limbs etc.
DIR. DYOTT's
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT.
For plesssntness safety expedition ease
and certa,iny is infinitely superior to cry ohee
medicine for the cure OF that most disagreess
BILE and tormentng dlsor der the Itch
Price so cents per Dor.
DR.. ROBERTSON:S
PATENT STOMACH BITTERS,
Price one dollar.
Which are celebrated tor Strengthening
wesk siomachs ncre asing the appetite and a
certain preventative and cure for the fever and
ague etc.
For the fever and agne malady so preva-
lent throughout the southern states and af.
ficting TO families residing in all low counries
redundant with marshes lakes stagDa,ed
pools rivers these celebrated and universally
esteemed Bitters have surpassed every remedy
ever administered for the relief and cure Of
the most obstinate oppressor of the human
frame numerous instances OF their efficacy
have>been testified after the barks and various
other extoledprescripton failed they proved
successful to the admiration of those who
experienced and Witnessed the happy effects
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
INFALElBLE WORM DESTROYING
LOZENGES.
medicine univ ersally esteemed for desrev
ing every species Of worms--price so cents
Sympfoms.-The common symptoms of the.
worms psleness of the countenance at
other times flushing of the face itching of the
nose and about the seat staring and grinding
OF the teeth in sleep swelling of the upper lip
the appetite sometimes bad at other times
voracinus; looseness disagreeable breath a
hard sweiled belly great thirst the urine
f-othy and sometimes of whitisb color
gripping or choic pains an involuntary dis
charge of saliva Especially when asleep FIRE.
quent pains i'll the sides with a dry cough
and unequal pulse; paipitations of the heart
Swoonings cold sweats palsy epilePtc fits
&c.
Though nuuberless medicines are extollel
for exPeiiing and killing worms none are equal
in efficacy to DR. Robertaon's HORN Destros.
ing L0=engeS; they are mild in their operation
and may be given the youngest infant with
safety.
CIRCASSiAN EYE WATER.
Price so cents.
sovereign remedy for all disorders ofthe
eyes whether arising from cold inflammation
weakness sc.
DIR. DYOTT'S
ANTl'BiLIOUS PILLS.
For the prevention and cure of Billion. and
Malignant Fevers.
Price 25 cents-farge bores SO cents.
Those Pills if timely administered will re-
move the causes which commonly produce In
termit,ent Remitient Billions and Yellow Fe-