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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-06-16

CABINET WARE.
SAMUEL HOLMES

Keeps constantly on hand at his Ware
room, nearly opposite Whitney's Tempe
rance House, on Main Street, most kinds
of Cabinet furniture required in this mar
ket. All kinds Of cabinet-warc manufac-
tured to order, in the best style, and at rea-
sonable prices. A share of patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Southport, June 10Th 1910. nj
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-06-16

AN ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS md CAPS,
SHOES and BOOTS,
IRON, STONE, and TIN WARE,
PORK by the Barrel,
COW-BELLS,
ALSO
800 lbs Of first rate Feathers.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, by the
Box.
One good double Harness.
GO Cords Of good wood,
For Sale by FRANCIS QUARLES.
Corner Of Lake and Pearl SITS.
Southport, June 1910.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-06-16

M MLS. Glass, Iron. Steel, Drag teeth,
~ Horsc-shocs, &c. &c. For sale, by
II. DURKEE.
juno 10Th. 1910.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-06-16
PROBATE .r,0s;ce.

EDr05ssCe .r'0tice.
Notice is hereby given, that the Probate
Court for the district OF Racine, will be held
at my Office in Southport. on the first Tues
day Of each and every month.
SAM'L. HALE, IT,,
Judge Of Probate f,r the county of Racine. w. T.
Southport, Racine county, w. L. !
June, 1910.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-06-16

81 VOOk-STOVES, with Copper Furni-
u ture, also Six pate, and Box Stoves
For sale low. by II. DURKEE.
June 10th 1910.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-06-16

STORE on MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE
PosT OFFIcE-SoUTHeoRT
juno. 1910.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-06-16

bis. flour bush. wi eat.
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l.,IARRIsON AND REFORM.n

We hear much said about Harrison and res
form. and the expenses Of, Government. Now
let US see what Harrison would DO if elected
Ills keepers say that his past acts prove his ben
timents, and Billy Green said Harrison would
liberate the saves by 3aying forthem out ofthe
pubic Treasury. In 1888, Gen. Harrison, int
speech at Cheviot said:
''If slavery is an evil, the evil is with them.
If thereis guilt in it, theguiL theirs, not ours,
since neither Of the States whereit does not ex-
isf, nor The Government of the United States,
can, without usurpation Of power, and the violl
ton ofa solemn compact, do any thing 10 remove
without the consent Of those who are immedi
atsly interested. Ifmy vote could effect it, ev-
cry surplus dalIor in the Treasury should be ap
propfiated to that object"
Wedare any whig to deny the above. Car
such q one be foundf If our friends can hear o
one, send Us bis name and we will show how
mnchhe knows about i'll
Would not such President tighten the bur
dsHs bf Goyernment7 Would he not pay uT
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-07
AGENTS.
;JOHN SALA'S
EfnIXTR.

John Sala' Vegetable Elixir, the reputation o
which has now become established, is the mos,
safe and effectual remedy in the following dis
eases-Dispepsia. Liver Complaint, Sick Head-
ache, Asthma, Rheumatism, Gravel, Cholora
Morbus, Heartburn, Debility, Female Obstruc.
tons, Habitual Costivoness, Loss of Appetite,
Colds, Coughs, and all Impurities of the Blood,
Chronic Diseases, &C., and is extensively used
as Family Medicine. II is sufficient to refer to
the following named gentlemen as proofposilve
of the efficacy Of John Sala's Vegetable Elixir :
Rev. M McAlear, William Livingston, John
Sbively, Rev. J. Monroe, Geo. Krali, a. Eli,
oft, Rev. J. Ayres, Jacob Rex, Peter Tcfiicr,
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VIesC oArriUNy.

SAMUEL FERTIG.-GROCER
~ Commission Merchant, \ Boo: &
Shoe Manufacturer,
EAST side OF the Canal.
Having jasl received, and constantly
keeps on hand, ageueral assortment G
goods, such ae:
Ccfsc,',. Teas, Sugars. Liquor > Oils,
Smoking & Chewing 1obucco, ovyec-
donaries, Rcck Sah, Ground Pepper,
Alspice, Mustard, Ginger, Bar ana
Sharing Soap, Chacalate, Sal oratu'
Shoe Blaeking. Black y Red Ink
Writing Paper & Quits, Raisins, MT
I all kinds, Loco F0co Matches, Can
dies, Pepper Sauce, Wines Of all dcs'
criptions, gc. &c. &c.
BOOTS 81 SEkOES.
Mems fne and coarse Boots, fine
coarse Brogaus, Cater Boots, Slips
+ Shoes, &c. &c.
Orders for any description Of Boot,
y Shoes, can be filed on reasonablc no
| lice, and on the most satisfactory Terms
Canal Dover, Nav, l9, 1899.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-07
BRANDRETHS' PILLS.

THESE IuStIV celebrated HlllS. have hpnn
before the American public over wears, their
restorative and curative properties are fly esti>
mated bv hundreds of thousands of both sexes
and thew are sill growing in repute where ever
thew are known. Wherever preiudice EXISTS
i, il because counterfeit pills have been used.
Ask any one who has used the genuine Pills,
and hearty recommendation will be the sure
result.
The great principle Of "PURGING''i sick
ness is beginning to be appreciated. lii found
much more convenient to take an occasional
dose Of half dozen pills, and be always well.
tlan to send for Doctor and he bled. blistered
and saIivaed - with the certainty that if yon
are not killed, you will be sure, to have months
of miserable weakness, and the only one who
is benefited is your Doctor. Look at the diff
ference between the appearance OF those Two
persons -one has been treated by your regular
practitioner-se how pale and debilitared he
, is. see how tie shadow of death throws his sol
itary glance from his en,aciated counlenance.
see how he trembles in every limb; his eve
su,lk' MS 'ee'' aes'lo!ou-niS constitution per-
raPs niesooapy sop1eL:yet, lusl near no" Inc
D~'o' dIiosa'es " n'nSe,i creol'' ne says
mus mye.e!a'e oa'e VI nVel complaint
Lo'nS Oua 'i.e nlo'. ehel Se!'c renieoles ~ SaVeo
1lhi. n E''e'se'l' iitt'Sures :. g. mercury ana
| 6'eenihg, ruined MS cohs1tu'ioi, Detter say
90 10 save I!o you must ,mli poison WIN una
comforter oil me TEEN ana the suns-MERCl
Nf-p0si'ive make man miserable the saio
remainder OF h's existence; 'hls Is called curing
shocking tolly!
Let us now look at your '?urged' man--th,
man W no has taken Brandrelh's Fills for xiv
or Complalnl-he t,as Nle hrm elastic tlead o
conscious strength ms counlenance Is clear ant
| serene' ms eye is tnli ana sparkling with tn
teeiing OF new ilie ano ahiina'loh' ne has beer
conhneo tew Gays 70 ms ned, o't lie used no
thing but the true bTandretn rus, and soon ros
wl.nou. % any injury pe.as sustained by his con
Sn. S.,a n lin h'".'au - VI oe a noi.s III weal
rscnverod ,,e o,,scI hsca"So h;o Il. dS hIoea ea'e,
an,Js houo h"oo,ua @ ] n,t;feJ and o hou; Goou an'
anan tho oid sna ;nnnra an;ds tbo se,! pu's.' sr
tbsrsby Tenoyated and he is not boron h dow, q,
hv nse}oss na,t;ctes hu, has rene,,ad he if
and boJv bo,h
s.-. .-...
This principle OF fursng with Brandreth'
tilis' removes hoIleg ou' the useless ana de
cayed PARTICLES from ihe hody,-mor6Id an
corrupt humo,s oil ti'e blood; and those humor
winch cause sease->'hey lnpede the junction
OF the liver WREN tney SELL ssvle upon that organ
no hlon, w"o. uoy seue upon 'le muscles
produce rheu"allsm, or, upon me nerves. pro
duce gonG or upon lle lungs, produce consump
hon, or upon the inleStines, costlVeness' or up
on hninS oi t,e 3iooa vessels aPoplexy am
paraiysl ana a'' 'nS 'faIn OF disorders SO mel
9nehoiy 10 ne suneier ana oil VINO behol'
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-07

Will our ueighbor of the Journal, who under
stands all the mysteries of Banking, give US an
essay uponits moral blessings to tine human
race. Lookat the following ueat.cs ofthls dear
wing system of grabswbo-can l-Statesmau.
DEFALC&T1ON.
Hhe New Orleans times Of the 9TH inst. says:
1.-THE cashier Of the city Bank at Natchito-
ches, suddenly 'dispeared on Teusday last.-
Ellis absence was soon discovered, and an exam
inalion Of affairs took place, when i was found
that he was in Arrears some 90 to q, 600 d6ttars.
| He was pursued and oveIlaken, and brought
back the next day. In fat he had only gone
short distance from town, having heen engag
ed in taking iaudanum, and making other at
tempts at self-desuuctiOn.
The baltimore clipper mentions a arumor tha
the late cashier Of certain bank in that city, il
defaulterto The amount Of $50, 900.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-07
FINALE TO A COURTSHlP.


'sFlora nh dearest Flora-l am come
..+sh Flora ! come to-ob YOU car
decide'my fate--l am come, my Flora
--sh! =
Il see you, Malcolm, perfectly. You
a.e come; you tell mo interesting intel
Iigence certainly. Well what nexl q
'0h, Flora! Lem come lo.-,o-
40 offer me your heart and hand,
enpnose1, .
Yes!
well 90 it like a man then, and moi
dixie a monkey.
Plague take your self possession !
exclaimed |, suddenly starting from IN,
knee, ''you make mo ashamed of my.
SELF
Proceed, cir, said Flora. T.
g,Youiike .breSi,y, il would seem.
'Yes.' replied Flora.
Then will you marry Iaef
sYes.'
tWakysagivs me a'kiss'4
You may take one.
took the proiiered kiss.
Nov this is going TO work rightly,
said Flora, 'when Thing isao be said
why may 1t not be eaid 10 two seconds
instead Of suffering and stsmmerin,
Two hours about il = exclaimed the me
Ty maiden, clasping my hand energeti
caly.a
We'll them said !, bumbug epar1
what day sball sseifx Cor our msrrlagel
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-07

The Sac and Fox Indians and the Win neba.
goes. We learn from Prairie du Chen tba,
sixteen chiefs of the Sac and Fox tribe of Indi-
ans, among whom was old Keokuck, were
waiting at that place for tile "coming in'' Of
the chiefs Of the WiDnebagoes, 10 enter into an
amicable treaty>bstween their respective tribes.
About twenty chiefs of the latter tribe had ar
rived, biit they declined acting until the arrival
Of two more aof tho principal chiefs, whose
families ami relations had suffered most in the
conflict which took place last winter. The
~Sacs offer topay the Wiunebagoes 5000 by
way ofremuneration for the carnage which oc.
-eurred, but tho Winnebagoes it is said demand
$4,000. st. Louis Bul. JuiyI3.
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l. A d | E'S
CGMPANE0N.
18TH VOLUME COM MENCES
WITH THE MAY NUMBER.
II Thousand issued monthly ~!

l7Thousaand issued monthly /!
The LADIES' COMPANION. established
in May, 1S34-a popular and highly esteemed
magazine of General Literature and the Fine
Arts embelished viii, gorgeous and costly en-.
cravings on Steel, and the Quarterly Fashions
and also with fashionable and Popular Music,
arranged for the Piano-Forte, Harp and Guitar.
Since the publication Of the number for Mo-
vember, the demand for the Ladies' Companion
has been unprecedented and beyond the most
sanguine anticipations. Al the commencement
Of the volume an additional number of copies
were printed, which was considered at the timt
adequate to satisfy all the orders which might be
received, and leave a considerable number on
hand for subsequent calls. The publisher is
more than grat6ed in stating that the whole ol
an edition Of SIX Thousand, Five Hundred Cop
les, was completely exhausted before the ssu.
| ing of the third number of the volume; and,
consequently, he was compelled TO re>priCt q
Second Edition of Two thousand copies, max.
ing the circulation of the LADIES' Companion
Eight thousand five hundred, al the termination
Of the Tenth Volume.
In consequence Of this great and unparalleled
increase of new subscribers, he has determined
to commence the new volume for the ensuing
year, with THIRTEEN ThOUSAND: hop
ing that he will thus be enabled to supply ail the
Traditional demands for the Ladies' Companion
as well IS those disappointed in commencing
with tho tenth volume. The proprietor feed
Egraieihl for that encouragement which has beer
so laVishty bestowed upon his magazine, and a
the same time he begs to assure the readers o
the Ladies' Companion. that it is his determin.
ed resolution 10 meet il with corresponding
liberalty 10 merit its continuance. The worl
ldppearsih -
BEAUTIFUL NEW TYPE,
printed on thefnest paper, smoothly pressed
and neatly stitched in q handsome cover. -
The Ladies' Companion contains large
quantity of reading than any other magazine is
sued in this county, and its subscription price
only three dollars year. while the great com
bination Of talent secured for The coming yea
will render il unequaled by any other pcriodi
cal.
Splendid SEEL ENGRAVINGS,
| Prep6red by Mr.. A Dick, ornament the wol
= one Of which accompanies each number
These plates are entirely new, and arc engrav
| ed at heavy expense by one Of the best artis,
| in America, expressly for the magazine. 1h
desgns are selected with view of intsresiin
The gen raj reader, and enhancing the value 4
| work ,eelor lis superior pictorial embelisl,
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you are right, ast to see the certifcaig Of agent
cy,~..Those who sell counlerlsits. aud never
had one, will tell you il is mislald, Iosf. &c.
Price 70 cents, with full directions.
The following are the only authorized agents
for the sale of d.. Benjamin BEandreths Veg.
etable Universa Pills, in the counties Of Tus>
carawas and Carroll.
John 2: Chaplin, New Philadelphia.
John Dixon Ssndyvllle.
VIM. ID. Jenkins Carrollton.
June l9. 1870.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-07
DIR VIM. EV ANS
,.MEMCAL CONSULTATION
OFFICE

100 CHATHAM STREET, ,.NW:>YORK,
DDr. Evans Office for Medical consnlta.
ton and advice. 100 Chatham street, N. "
Daily attendance is given for personal consul
tation. Immediate answers fare returned to
country letters, which must minutely describe
the ease and contain remittance for advice and
medicine, which can be forwarded to any parl
ofthe world, however distant No difficulty
can occur as the medicine will be securely packs
ed, and letters ofadvlce carefully protected from
observation.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-07

The Army Of the United Sta,es.--The Army
contains of officers and men IL 577 in all, as
follows: General staff 81, Medical Department
8, Corps Of Engineers 43, Corps Of Tepogra-
phical Engineers So, Ordinance Department
l322, Two Regiments Of Dragons / ,49s. Four
Regiments Of Ar.ilIery 5000, Eight Rigimen!
Of Infantry, 7,499. The total nlmberlof the
militia United States is about i ,A00, 900.
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ments. HI 6 ih pride the proprietor annonn-
oes that Ihe Ladies' Companion Is the only mug
azine published, in which Newsnd ElegaEl steel
Plates appear Regularly. Those accompanying
other monthly periodicals, are generally FIRST
worn out in aUn1als.
In addition to- the eDgravings above mentions
ed, correct plate ofthe
QARTERLY FASHIONS FOR LADIES,
will appear in the.June, September, December,
and March numbers, independent of the usual
establishment. 1t is the determination of the
proprietor, that these Fashion Plates shall APP
pear IN style. Hitherto unknown.
us LITERARY CHARACTER.
will undergo no change. as twill remain under
the charge Of the same .EditoSs as heretofore.
Articles from the pens ofthe most distinguished
writers, will appear in the forthcoming numbers
among which may be enumerated the following:
Mrs. Holland, Emma C. Emtusg, Lydia H.
Sigourney Frances s. Qsgood, Mrs. Ellet, Mrs
Caroline orns, Seba Smith, Jane E. Locke,
Henry F. Harrington, Ann s. Stephens, Miss
Hannah F Gould, M A Browne, Charlotte
Cushman, M Emily Jackson, Henry w Herr
bert, author of Cromwell &c. Pro. ]. H.
lngrahan, author of Burton Captain Kid,
/ CEOs lOs - w AunSt0liuW. 'OuHO
Mer.' w E Burton, Chief Justice Mellon, ].
Neal, Park: Benjamin, Gtenville MelIen, N c
Brooks A M George P. Morris, r. Hamilton,
c Pray, W Comstock, 81 B Dennis, Rev
II Clinch, J. Brooks, A PIKE. F A Dtrivage,
\ Fl F Harrington. va
Together with several others, with whom ne
gociations are pending. They will hereafter b.
announced.
MRS. ANN s.. STEPHENS, J
! WILLIAM w. SNOWDEN, Editors.
HENRY r. HARRINGTOF.
! THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
or the Ladies' Companion has ever commant
led . large share of attention, aud has been lool
l ed upon with no little interest by ITS readers
and more especially the Ladies, whom the pub
Usher is anxious to please. 1t will continue I,
5ea sui iect Of more than usual care to hin, AM
to the Professor under whose supervision it i
placed, 10 make that portion of the magazine d.
serving Of The countenance of every lover O
music.
THE WORK IN GENERAL.
! Over every department and equally carefil
supervision Will be strictly exercised by the Et
itors, and all appropriate expenditures willsb'
Gberally bestowed, as Il is the design of the pull
Usher, with the aid Of his contributors and thu
advice of his friends 10 make the Ladies' Com.
panion distinsulshedfor The beauty and accura
cy Of IT'S typography-the variety and high tont
of its literary articles = the quality and value o
its musc-and the unequslled splendor of itt
Pictorial embellishments, and the accuracy oft.
Quarterly Fashions.
( Terms-Three Dollars'a year, IN ADVANCE
| BOr Four dollars during the year..f1
No subscription received for less then one year.
l.ctterslmust he post paid. otherwise the pos
tage is deducted, ::and credit given only for the
balance.
Address, WILLIAM w. sNOWDEN
109 Fulton Street. New-York.
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GEN. HARRlSON'S aPOVERTY.

GEN. HARRlSON'S aPOvERTy.
Tie sfsda are continually harping
upon il. With Whst reason, see the
snpioined 'extract from an able speech
of MI. Wartsrs0n, Of Teunessse,-iO
the House Of Reprsseaeen,aives.
We only wish We were halEas poor,
that's ell.
s'Mr. Speaker, agrest deal has been
said bythe Wings about Gen. Harris
sons pretended poverty. For popular
OBJECT, they have 1denosninaied him .he
: log-cabln and hard-cider candidate.
Sir, if yOe could t:avel down the D.
shiv,rivcr aadlook at his priuceiy estate
al north Ebend-with q dwelling more
like . peiacs than c0ttsge-wilh two
or three thousaGd acres Of land worth
IRON. fifty 10 q huu dred dollars per acre,
>-aud surrounded by every comfott that
1i.ie can bes,ow, >yeu would be ready 10
rexclaim, ''if this be poverty, then am
willing to be poor the remainder ofmy
days." Born Of wealthy parentage. he
never knew what want was. And Why
should hel Ever since he lell his paErn>
;rtal rUof. he has been sucking at the
-TTssury pap, shas-been an Office-holder,
ard yzhas -PocltetOd- from. the General
Government between seventy e. eighty
thousand.dollars! Edo moi, make this as
seftionatsithoutvbeing with pr ooi, as the
official statement which / have will
show. let il he read every where.
TEXAS.-By the New Orleans mail we
hayesG Galveston papers 10 the 9Th inst. They
contain no news of interest In all parts oEthe
RepGb!c provisions were scarce, business dull
aud health good.
aAL agent of the government had arrived at
Galveston, prepared to receive and fund the
treasury nDses Of the Republic. "Altcr the
FIRST Of July" says The Courier, SIT will be
remembered, that only eight per cent will be
allowed on the amounts presented. There is
no question but the government vail make pro
visions for the payment Of the Interest in gold
and silver" :;
TheHeuston Star contains tine following item
of news:
General Felix Houston has arrived at AUS
tin.
Captain Pierce, of the Pitkin Guards, is said
to have accidentally shot himself at San Anto-
aio.
Judge Campbell, of rSeguin," has been m ur.
%dered bya party of Indians.
The Cherokee women and children, ISL
number, were brought near town, yesterday.
Tney,it will he recolected, were made prisons
ers last winterra, the engagement between a
company under Colonel Burleson and party
'Sf Cherokee, above Austin. Among them are
The wife and sister of Bowles.-Maior Ransom
has charge Of these prisoners, and is now on
his way to Fort Jessup.i order to deliver them
into the hands of the Indian agent Of the Uni.
tod States.--M. Register.
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@rS 1OKELY AND LEONARD contin4t
~ their practice as Attorneys, aud -may
all times he consulted at their office, New Phi
aelpha, in the east end Of the two story fran
building on high street, nearly opposite the Of
fee of the Iuscarawas Democrat.
Nav 80. 1889.
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surnlus insialments ? Let our friends put this
home 10 the '.refomef,' and ask fnr an expla>
nation. HARRISON buying negroes wlIIl the
peoples taxes, 10 fill up settlements IN Chic,
and TOM CORWlN revealing tho "bIack and
and mulatto laws" so as to put them on an g.
quality with the whites, would be the reform
these men would give us, AND THEY DARE
NOT DENY It'll What say the people to
such reforuras thisi- Ohio Statesman.
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Dr.. WILLIAM EVANS
s o O u Fl / N @ s Y K u +
FOR CHILDREN TEETHlNG.
PREPARED BY HIMSELF.
Ta Mothers and Nurses.

I6 Mothers ana Nurses.
The..passage of the teeth through the gums
produces troublesome and dangerous symptoms.
Il is known by mothers that there is great irrt>
alton in the mouth and gums during this pro>
cess. The gums swell the secretion of the salt
Eva is increased. the child is seized with frequen>
nd sudden fits of crying. watching, starting in
sleep, and spasms of peculiar parts; the child
snreks with extreme violence, and ihrasts
fingers into its mouth. II these precursary symp-
toms are not speedilyalleviuted, ,spasmodic con-
vulsions universally supervene, and soon cause
the dissolution of the infant. II mothers who
have their little babes afflicted with these dis
tressing symptoms would apply DR.. William
Evans's Soothing Syrup, which has preserved
hundreds of infants when thought past recOve-
ry, from being suddenly attacked with that ia
tai malady conyulSions. Z
This infallible remedy has preserved hnn>
dreds when thought past recovery, from con-
yusious As soon as the Syrup is rubbed on
the gums, the child will recover. This prepai-
alton is 80 innoceut, so etficacious, and SO pleas
SAINT. that no child will refuse to let its gums be
rubbed with it. When infants are at the age Of
four months, though there is no appearance o
teeth, one bottle of the syrup should be used on
the gums 10 open the pores. Parents should no.
yer be without the syrup in the nursery where
there are young children. for if a child wakes
in the night with pain IN the gums, the Syrup
Immediately gives ease, by opening the pores
and heals the guuIsithereby preventing Convnl-
ions. >Fevers, &c.
GFEntered according'to Act ofCcngress. Be
particular that The liable on the lox expresses
such. The genuine is vended by Agents only.
Agent Dover.