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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04

Q8treen ole Ban Suunmanntr biss alS eis
nen 8emsi5 Don Der llnpcpularitdt bre6 Gans
tibatsn anfebn? Nid,t jufreesn NIT rsm0sr.
futbs bic Ycpularitdt res alten l2idcrp fir een
CdntD bon &nterbcrf ;u bsnuesn, lnb lie
nun AUDI btlnIDt bic esS ottsn Sifrseanrt fir
cenlelben 3mef ansursntcn Dies tDuts nitbt
der fIsine fife SbIufsr nus ouf isinsnl
ei9snsn 8runee iteben, cbsr mos mabriheins
tidber III, G5-faItcn y!
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04

Teur 3eituns-2Sr crbisItsn bic erifen
beipcn 9iltnmtrn elmer neutn balls bsutfbs unr
RaIb sn9lidbsn 5eitun9, betitrlt Der Delfss
frcunc, bic bon j?srrsn 2bcma5 uno So, 81.
SufaIp, i'm Staate Nsu Vcrf, Sspru6t unr
heraufse9ebsn miro unc bic @rwdbluns ted
Sclfs Sancjbaten, Gsneral jcorrifen, psrtbei.
bi9t. Ole 0rintuns bet5 Slattes war f'br
jrpe6mdili9, QBir bpTen ras Die bsutibsn
6rsunre iearriicn5 jbm bic n6tbi9s llnttritIt:
sung fbsnfsn merpsn; s6 pirS fur Die quite
Sabe ppn 9roi1cn Nuesn ftin.
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OF 2Ss9sn ben piclen WfluDeilun9en unt
anesrn pclitifCben Nrtifsln, Die nid)t mcbt per.
fhcbsn ,perSsn frnntsn, battcn mir menia IL
bri9sn 9idum fir 9tsuiafeittn unp untsrbaltsns
Ss slrtifsl. SGir ftnnsn iiberDaupt n;pt un1s
bim lrId)e unfersr Qster INN @ntiAulpi9un9 ;u
tittcn ,penn mir in eieftr 3rit msbr mic 9ss
wtbnlib un5 nut Ger Yelitif bsitbafr9sn. Sss
pem unitrsr 9csbrtrn qsier 1T sS befannt, paG
Der wibt9e sSablta8 INNER ndDer beranridt,
unb ba mir Die GBre baden cine partci 81 uns
trfdecn, 70 baltsn mir s6 fir uniers pfirbt
oieielbs aus bsifsn Srdften Sc9cn bic an9rifs
unfsrsr md1ti9sn ge9ncr Su pertbsiei9sn. aui
icltbs Nrt brfsn mir Den 2ENnIben Ger Mebrs
Sa1l unftur qsisr 81 entiprben uno Die Itri.
gen ,pstsen NIT un5 curdb eis Singer fsbu unb
bsnfen, eas nacb oisIer 5ejt sine anecre fcm:
men witb.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04
2ouiliana 9eretet! Sarrilon- -Webr
belt tiber 2,OOO!!!

@nclib Itnb unS bic Ssridte bon Der SSabl
in ecuiltana 70 melt u9sfcmn,sn, rab mir bars
aus frlSencss 9Isiultat lisfern fannen mcrauS
eeutlih berperSebt bab Der Staat benz Seis
fpisl nrn epnn'ftifut 9tboe Sslanb unb
9rsinitn sefrI9t 1T. Cine sroi1s Olebrbcit
Der @clf6itimns, cine Msbrbsit i'm @tn9rs
unc III Der @slts9sbuna, 1T cas bsfriseisenbs
anasnebme SseIultat.
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nibt 3u ,eetten uno aud, umtsr Peinen
umftanoen cine mstte ansubieten. MSs
gen ijs immer bssenfsn, en6 bic Qcfcfofos jses
Nrt srids 6snusen ,ssrtsn um unfern. San bis
tatsn su bsfs3sn mas ibrs einsss abGbt lift.
Ssit paber ,padfam, msnn eueb cure Stimme
wsrtb 1T, laEt sub auf feline 9rt bsmsasm III
,psttsn, osnn ss pirp sub fibsr beS &sd,tS Be-
rau6sn fir sursn aus9srpablten eansitatsn 81
lfimmen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04

Gr ftcbt allein. - Gencral Sadicn lfebt
olsn unter een militariitbsn Wlannsrn in fsi.
nsr Meinuns Don General (oarrifon. Die ats
miniitraticns 3situnssn boten ausssbrsitet
Oas gsnsral Gbarlss Slopb in Der Wesinun9
ssS 5slcsn Ron 9esu Orleans lbsrsinifimms
fb eesmsssn asssn larriions ermdbluns gum
prsibsnten wesrisss. Dsfs Meinuns mur'
Be fteiIi9 psrbretst uno Der brape Offi,ier ptr'
lcr feline 3eit lie su weeriprehsn. Ger Saa'
panna MsputIiean faat bab Gen. Slepe et'
frneers fa9t tas ct Gen. !6arrifcn unterlr't'
sen wells; bas sr slaubt CT fsi ein brapsrSNaa
uno eas @an 8ursn ter llnterifheun9 'r9sne
zines Wanne5 unwertb fci, defenders sInss t"s'
liCben.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04
rF5ie aeben bri Jauieneen. =

G+5ie seben bci Iauieneen. - Ser
al.Iippseancs GLIB BON Sllincis bat bic
Ramen aufssssibnet bon ieben taufeno
Stimn,se6srn in jsnem Staate, ,pslbs Ban
SurnismuS entiaSt BADEN uno nun ibre llns
terlti suns seben fir "sirp uno Gp." Das
ijd)ert sinsn etaat mekr fir zen alten Sipres
tanee.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04

Aus Col. IL. sa1> .IoI,nsous ocs iesi.
gen "DitespreGeentcn~ Keoe, acbal.
ten i'm Gcn9reG een 2ten t11dr3 1881.
Wdbrenp brs Imrrifaniitbcn Xriracs wal
Uilliam (. Harrii,n pom Staat Ohio,
lanacr i'll ,pirtllcbcu 9icultcu ME iracuo ciu
aurerer SeacraI, mar in mebr Geblaettcn
,pie iraeno Gin 4uocrer,uno bat niemals &
zinc Shlaeet perIcreM 1T ME bcitsst
pprben.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04

G1T@incn mterriinnten grisflpstbfd ;lpis
itbsn General Sarrifon mo gsn. Yrpftor,fns
oct DER 0sier auf Der srirsn Ssit, rieie5 Slats
teS; MIR brffen er miro aufmsrffam 9clGisn
Wcrbcn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04
SJ Gent, einScln,

6e,~l l3til bic msirtn unierer Vittsr bsutt
trib in bic Ycitsoffce 0ebratbt meresn mus:
ten, fcnntsn Die @srbanrun9en Der stlicrn in,
hiel9en Gcurtbouis 9cbatsnen 9srfonmIlna
nidt sn9srift wsrren. oGir psreen relel.
Gen nablte WotDs unisrn Qefern mittDeisn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04
GJGin Ertrinfenoer areift r.b cis

GTGin GrtrinFenoer areift r"d, ei:
mem 5trobboim-iif Gin attS Srribmcrt
,peItbsS ftb aber aub iebr oft in unitrn Sa9en
psrpjrflbt unp aub auf fpI9enes5 an9smanol
,rerren mag:
Sarrifon in Jneiana,-e6 lit btbii
ldtsrlib Die Stmabun9sn bon Ban Sursn's
4nDstsrn i'm 9Bsifsn ;u fsbn, um bic prpula.
rtdt osS alten Selecn ju iteblcn, UNI iie fir
ibrsn 3mef ;u tsnuecn. Sn Snoiana babsn
Dat fir @uprntr auf9encmnsm uno slsetjc:
nirsn fir i'm ais ensn Aeorrilrnmann Ser
2Sabaib Srurisr prm 1ltsn cSuIi liefsrt fcls
9enoe5 aIS cine 2(bibrjft ton sinsm ibrer
pdnDa6:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04

0(5~Mpr9en 1T ber Sag an wslbem Die lans
sc bviprcbsne Qefofpfo gcnysnticn in qanfas
FER 9sbaItsn werbcn foa. Ssbeutsnre 9lnifrens
9un9sn Ino bereits in alien @s9enoen 0smatDt
um Die 3abl Der 9ele9atsn uno 3ui1auer 70
bob pis m6Slitb oufjulhwsusn Nan fa8t
uns, eab in Ybilabslpba ben Ssls9attn flsine
Sileer Su9etbeilt ipurcen, bic ais @inla 6fars
ten bs Der Convention biensn fpqsn. Iuf benz
lslbsn ifsbt Elm tejnsr Mann auf sincm &bis,
fp;8as reitsnt, NIT benz acknowledgements
in Der canb; vcr Jpn itsDt Elm wrbl9sflsibss
ter Ne9er, oct lib nit snsm Sildln0s nabet.
Infer Seri1terlfattsr fa9t, Der flens Wbi5fps
rsitsr fsbs bem @an 8uun sismIicb dbnIib, Der
init esnn l2ammsr ra5 Sab Sfnsn unb nit ben
Rs9tr 9riesritbaft trinfcn mcas; 70 9autttn
penl9ltsn pisle qeuts.
Da ss fan sur bsrritbenten OspSs 9smorbsn
HI isin iheint, pa6 bsi Den Ban guren gcns
gentlemen nibt2las NIT sanSsn Sfpfen Ssinsn
unb Mippen baron fcmmsn, 70 msroen bic Dss
lssatsn mobltbun, Iib init suten pri9sln 81
psrfsbsm um fb i'm Notbfaas brsr ei9snen
oaut su spsbrsn, bsil psrmutbIib reeroen slne
an;abl Sutfher unr aneere banbfife Gsfsaen
pen Ybilaeelpbia bcraufSsbratt weretn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04

"0ie Ss9nunacn taufcn>er srn Bei6cr unr
SlnSsr DE 9ersttst ron cen Sfalpiermcftrn
barbarllebsr 2SlIosn, lnb ron ben nod mtbr
Sarbarlitbsn proftcr ruben auf Sarrifon
uno isner brapcn Nrmcs." - Simcn Gtbnei.
rsrs Sctihaft an Ole Ssite0ebun9 am 10.
0eVmbcr 1913.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04
NsaSinN zen A. Nu0uif, 1910.

"2Sir molten nidht untsr sincm Sa0baftn
rber Ssrrdtbcr bienen-fcnhern unter sinem
(52arrion) pss Ihfclblt Berries ais Flus pors
0ebtis uno brap.
Eicbare NJ. Jobnion,
9e9snmdrti9 Sics Yrsfrent Der Ser. Staatsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04
Gin Qnerbieten.

lin unftrn 8rsuntIn Gsltgenbnt ;u 9eben,
unItr Slatt ,pelttr iu psrtrsiten, maiden mir
bisrmjt btfannt, baf mir bis prtIibtntsnnabl
Gubieritenten fir csn Srobabtr annsbnnn
fir bGn 9srin9sn Nrej6 rCn
25 Gent, sinScIn
pser 2 Shaltr fir 10 Cope 'lpenn fs in tinsn
pa& beitsat nerecn. &erauebeADlun9 1T
abtr babel ais unsrId6Iids Ssaiu9un9 flif9es
set.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04

2Sis mir b6rsn bat unisr ss9snwirtise &s,
rreientant i'm Scn9re6, Der ad)tb. @eprae 81.
Ssin, ss ab9siast Elm Gnnoeat fir bi, 2Gie.
osrsrlpibluns ;u iein.
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Stimmen fir Qonore6.

N.S. SIN britten 9iitrift fsbIsn nptb bic Ys.
rltbtt rcn brsi Semeeen.
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SD batc bic gbre III ieiu &C.

<I681. y. Wv 7 II
N. g. SD perpflibte MIDI fir bic
@abrbeit Der cbi9en 2lnsabe, pe9en Der
BON ben Saoiunern bssanssnen Morptba-
ten.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
DEMOCRATIC MEETING,

Pursuant to previous notice a meeting
Of The Democratic party Of Holmes county,
was holden at the Court House in the town
Of Lexington, on Saturday the 20th June
1910.
When on motion Robert Cook, was
called to the chair, and Willis b. Harvey,
appointed secretary.
The object Of The meeting having been
explained by Joseph NJ. Cardozo.
On motion,
Resolrcd, That committee of Ten
gentlemen be appointed by the chair, to
draft resolutions expressive Of The sense Of
this meeting and the principles Of the
Democratic party Whereupon the chair
appointed the following gentlemen, 10 wit:
}. M. Cardoao, WIN. J. Frayser, Wash
ing,on Stanfll, Willis B. Harvey, Jas.
n. Mclean. John M. Clement, A. M.
Mayo, III. Barksdae, Leland Noel and
VIM Stigler.
The committee after having retired for
few minutes reporting the following
resolutions.
Resolred, That il is the duty Of freemen
TO meet together and consult upon The
principle by which they will be governed,
and the means Of carrying them into effect.
Resolred, That the principles, by which
a republican, people are 70 be governed,
ought to be known previous 10 The choice
OF the agents, BY whom the functions Of
government are 10 be administered.
-es Resolred, That the approaching Presi.
dertial election, will determine the char
acter Of the principles, upon which this
government is to be administered for the
ensuing four years.
Resolred, That asslrict construction Or
the United States, is now and always has
been common bond Of action, uniting tie
Democratic Republicans &c the whole
Union as band Of brothers, harmonizing
all Earring nterestsand sectional jealcusies,
and establishing justice and equality Upon
the sure basis Of equity and mutual for
bearance.
Rcsolred, That the constitution never
contemplated d Tariff to protect the inlos-
ests Of one portion Of the people to the ex-
pensc og another, q National Bank to
,hwart The government corrupt peoples
otepts sSssaIals upon their money, rcgu-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

MORGAN L. FITCH, ESQ, is araudidate for
Judge OF the tenth judicial district, composed Of
the counties Of Lcake, Alfalfa, Ilolmcs, and
Yazoo.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
Democratic Central Co6omittee.


An dctire Wig Pdrti=cn.. Some 81
the best rewards IN General Harrison's
ito be-intGnitire mode) administration
should be reserved Tor the Hon Rice
Garland, the almost defunct n ,mber Of
Congress from louisiana. The reason is
the powerful activity with which he uses
his almost expiring frank in iau + Of The
Harrison cause. We have set ii within
day or two one hundred an d thirty
packages Of pamphlets passing through
the Natchez Post Office under The frank
Of Rice Garland, destined for II q upper
parishes Of LouIsiana west Of the Missis-
sippi. All made up Of one kind Of docu.
tnents, and as the covers had worn from
several, was sirikingly evident W hat they
We're. And what important Cons ,tession-
Al document, gentle render. do 7ml guess?
Thy 'cere The humbug Harrison Al aanacS
These are named in The tile page
s" Harrison 4lmaaacs for IS4l ~ u ct there
is not a line Of calculation for " Gather,
risings and settings The planetary sys-
TEN or any thing else usually 70, ind in
almanacs. The first impression, there's
fore, upon the minds Of those stralg. 5t-ior-
ward persons who receive il, " III be
most inevitably that Garland has \, JARED
them. This will be a just lmpressio, ,-as
the whole Harrison game, from beginning
10 end, goes upon the hoaxing princi ple.
We shall givea full description ofibe
Almanac, and its astonishing wood cuts
soon. [Frec Trader.
kentucky is certainty coming We had
given up Kentucky. When we Fave
looked away % that truly patrioric State
we have thought she was 80 much attach.
ed 10 one Of her own citizens as candid
ate for The Presidency, that X no hnpe''
was written upon the prospect SO iaf as
democratic principles are concerned. But
Harrison is not Ctdyiu Kentucky -tk,tt's
as Gear as light. Now that Mr.. CLAW il ).
out Of tue question THE PEOPLE Or chat
State feel al liberiyt to act as one other
number fought NJ New Orleans \ OH their
Darn hook." They have pr the question
Of abolition home to Gen. Mum lie yoy,,-
SEES y answer. They are full of indiena-
ton, and Twill never support him with
whole hearts. Party irammes NAV pos.
sibly compel them 70 vote once more win
Federalism, bu' Kentucky Is a Democrat.
e State, and VIE Jyse and unbiased ez-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

We have no news from Congress Of
any lnerest-allthatis doing, we believe;
is kept TO themselves, for all our exchan-
ges are like us--"no news from Congress
OF interest"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

jr,T" WE are authorised 10 announce ~ Il.
RlVES, Esq, as a candidate for District Attor-
ncy, composed ofthe counties Of Holmes, Leake,
Alfalfa ami Ya2oo.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

Ere,y body ran herr" p The Fourth
of July is close at hand, and the way the
boys are at work is the right way-those
that come will moi regret it, Tor We intend
10 90 the thing decent.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

t.7- We are authorized 10 announce VIII
LIAM NEED of Grenada,as candidate for the
Office of State Freasnrer,at the special election, 10
fill the vacancy accustomed blythe death Of Col
James G. Williams
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

We are told that there is to be speech
and dinner on the Fourth Of July, up
Little Black somewhere in the neighbor-
hood Of Col. j. III. Towns.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

We understand that the Mississippi
river is falling.
We were conversing yesterday with one
Of our friends from the country, and he as
sures us that there never was n much
worse prospect for corn crop than at the
present time, cotton looks we'll but yet
small.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

Your fellow ci' lzens,
ARTHUR HAYS.
JAS. N. MOLE AN,
JNO. NJ. GLE fENT,
LELAND NCAGL.
CLAlBORN n ARRlS,
JAMES NJ. DF Err,
n. L. 2lyES,
AUG. PITCHFt Ord,
JOHN }. ROSS .
JOS. Ii. kip. s,TRICK
Democratic Central ColGninittee.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

A Strides Our owners Of STEAMBOATS,
have found themselves compelled 70 re,
duce The wages ofthose employed on Ooara
about 25 per cent; as the present depresS'
ion ID business does not warrant the con,
dnuatlon Of the high prices formerly pala
them some Of the Pilots getting as muc0
as 5000 per month; but i appears, is X
deck hands have determined not 70 slOin.
ID the curtailment without showing hgn';
accordingly, about one hundred Of tnen !
collected together yesterday, and parao'ea
Tho wharf with music. and banners, reso''
led not 10 work butat their former PRICES
viz: S25 d month. Isl. Ions Bailrfia-
Enormous Litter.--A communication
appears ii the Cheshire Farmer, s,ar''. S
that soviet theBerkshire breed psouuvSO'
one litter twenty eight Pigs. G
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

ne Red River was gradually falling
~ aNafchitoches on The 3Olh ult; but was
s''ll very high. Many Of the bridges be-
tween Gran Ecore and Campte had been
carried oil BY the immense pressure IL
q the water, The crops were seriously III.
lured, tile road Up the river was absolute.
~ impossible for wagons or carriages lhe
banks has caved il a great deal Many
buildings were moved to prevent TIER
falling into the river,
IN D. BQIlctin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
Lyncibmrs Sarings Aank.
THE Lynchburg Savings II X

fEHE Eynchburg Savings II N Il
Il confines TO receive Deposites, al the follow
ing rates, VIZ.
For al sums Of current money Of s. in amount
and upwards, per centum per annum, Tor any
time not exceeding II months; and If the sum re-
main longer period Than IL months, 81 per cen
tum per annunl. which are higher rates of
Interest than are paid by any other In
sfitnti0n i'm EyHehburg.
ID .potors may rely uponlhe security for the re.
turn OF their DepOsItes, being unquesIonably respon
slbie
Discount Daysevery Thursday. at 7 o'clock, p. N
DTREGTONS.
Jehu Williams, A.C. Elliott,
w p. Bryant, Jas. {. Hunt,
Geo Bagby A. Knner,
Ali Afmistead, VIM. NJ. Davis.
|. -. Acre, Maurice Lang hnrneJ.
c. Mclyer, j e. Shackle(ord.
OFFICERS.
JEHU WILLIAMS. President.
w. p. BRYANT. Treasurer.
JAS. e. HUNT, Secretary.
CD. IL LAT ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
ysync's GarnsEnatiye RaISam

htefInn, sale and ectuu remedy Tor Dylentery, Dar.
f1a nr ooseness, Cholera Morbps, Summer snplnht,
th1'r tripping PAINS, Sour Stomach. Flatuency &c. &c,
anu all asmodf aud Nervous Diseases, sicA and Nervous
iralaehe, lily sicra, Crump, &c. &c.
hs Is ohf oi the most eCen pleasant md safe cOmpo,r
uohs ever offered ohe public for the the various de-
Ahsehehs o the stomach and bowels and the only article
worthy OF The least confidence for curing Cholera lnanum OF
Compliant and in all OF the above diseases really
G-a lii, charm.
Al persons requested try it, for there is mistake
abonl as being nlhe most valuable family medicines
yer dSto'eecd Hundreds thousands. Of cerihcniss
nave o-'h received from Physicians Cerg ymen and ianies
oil The hr~i responsibility bearing the strongest tesm0n! Ia
Is lay our, too numerous to publish.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
Jaync's Tonic ycrsnifugc.

fbtillS NERMlFUGE is perfectly safe and so pleasant
totc dren will not refuse to take it, IL effciual de-
@"oys WORMS; neutuzes aclity OF the sisw
ach-Ihcreases appecund general aud peenckh
ohe' aud therefore exceedingly beneficial inter @
aud rrfhl levers indigeson &c, and is almost eea
care or Fever and Ague of children and what OF gfsi
lhPortanee,i docs il permanently.
ltno only destroys Worms nyigorates the whole
e pu dssolVes and carries off the superintendent slime
OF ues so prevalent III the stomach and bop els Of children
more eSeemy OF those IN bad health. This mueus form,
the bed or nest in which produce their young and
body.
Its harmless niis effects on the SYSTEM and The health
me ralieht always improved by its use when
worms are discovered. Numerous certificates OF lis nse'u
ness have been received which the proprietor not con-
necessary 10 publish; yet give the reader idea Of
'iltuse powers, he will mention few He gave
10 ms t nephew, not four yeurs old and in few days'
urged upwards of ninety lnfge oms He also
~ h a{Hlfr then abou' three years old ahen brought
away HitN W oflnS IN one night.
JOSIAH thompson near Salem, administered hi, 'H
hhse TO cild between aud three wears old and n'
seven large Worms.
Mr. Joseph A. Lent, of the Penn Township Savings In
~ us CIV gave il OF his children, aud sh's
" - me sixth dose it hrough t away about fifty Wohsh
"heerlt and SIX inches long. 2
mr. feriland Woodru used two bottles ohis Vernus'
lorlyspepsa aud in the course of two weeks discharged up
u!nS o 'hriy pieces of Tape Worm, and thereby per
icetiy cured ofhis u, sprpsia.
Another gentleman OF this CITY had it administered 10 hn
of i ,ou' thIee years old, when she nnn" r Gt.
" ,rcnalges nom her bowels, composed entirely o %
"'e thread worms. He says they came AVA, from b'
o "ny of hundreds bnt may truly say, by housane.
P"Aley aud IN solid balls large as hickory nuts, comp
SEQ entirely otdtad worms
FINALLY wlnt the public have long desired medicine
tiis Eihd winch might be depended upon prepared 81
IN" ~ Siehn IS now offered them aud can or I'D
ioN TOR JAYNE, No. 30 South Street Phiadelpn'a nI
sum-
Ihc above Medicines are Cor sale by
DAVID r. LYMAN. Agent,
Lynchb@g, "a "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
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u nave an lnupohlV TO the very name OF
"a - & 40 ~93ps'' Inrmaeteeh't"sntie1s OF AL The
neg,i - Will uohm'hee operations lay mahag the
PoP very SICK whom wa7intcnded they should make
- minus IA 'hose the cure Is considered rather
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f. t, "'u exception 10 tlIS almost universal tuic-
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''No'eiY very pleasant iohe iasie, aud rest as
,r 49, w. ~ H'"''l as Somihy colios or green peas, e
irs, Il "Pe'''tP'S areas sudden aud as effective, as
49, "'s 'Sieeae ma a. sCkenng rs an old fashioned
th, MN that 40 n, E 80 etclH 'li'Si tul@ N'fe Is
III no not nsethem y eNpes headeachcs levers,
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tsi I i, hi9 as sehH ihongh hs veins as amour,
henec M taxing the medicine than he would have done in
S"GetiloMlhS so many black currents.
sboniI G ' h .aHe pr feefs RUS Doublessly they
o sn,riis ma -, ISSUE 'n'in OF i''''t coWp"eeheE
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move every ting ~ VI o p'o'u, Sp'euns re-
scurv from the 1ssb anin1ates he vn a,5 niiss nm o,i
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