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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
DELAWARE, MARION AND CRAW-
FORD REDEEMED.

Letters by the Delaware mail, bring
US the gratifying news of the complete
regeneration of this Legislative district
which is gain of three members in the
House Of Representatives. Ifthere is a
doubt on the subject, tbs on the Repre-
sentative residing in Marion, Mr.. Dowl-
ing, who has, no doubt, lost votes on the
county seat question, and who appears to
be 100 behind in the six townships heard
from in that county. The other part of
tho county may make up for it, however,
on the same question. The Harrison
majority in the district last fall, over
700!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN, OCTOBER 10, ls4l.
THE ELECTION.

The reader is referred 10 the official
returns in this paper for the result in
thir county. It will be seen that Brown
has manifested her firm and growing at.
tachm ent to democratic principles, BY
giving an increased majority since last
fall for the democratic candidates. Last
fall she gave Mr.. Van Buren, majority
Of l4l. The average majority for the
democratic candidates this fall is over
200. But the whig candidates are elect
ed by small majority in the district
We have not received the official returns
from Clermont and Clinton; but rely up
on reports. The ClermOnt Courier gives
the unofficial returns OF Clermont, and
the reported majority in Clinton, which
we insert in the following table.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM GEOR.
GIA

We have an extra slip from the Angus.
ia, Georgia Constituencies. which gives
us the gratifying news that the democrats
are carrying all before them in that State!
Truly we are coming back to the good old
times. Last year 5000 for Harrison, with
great majority in both branches Of the
Legislature. This year a democratic
Governor elected by at least 1000 mai,
and the Legislature wholly reversed
The people are truly sick of whig hum
buggey.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
MARYLAND.

The EIEcTIoN,-BeIow we give such
returnsof the election on Wednesday as
have reached us. In some cases, we
have been compelled to rely upon rumor
which may be correct or not. 1t is conf
dently believed that Mr.. Thomas, the
democratic candidate, has been elected,
but by how much majority is scarcely con-
jectured. The result, so far, has aston
ished both wings and democrats. We
give the vote for Governor, promising
that the delegate tickets in the respect
i've counties very but little from these re-
turns:
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19

"THE HUNTERS LoDGEs."-The Utica
Correspondent of the journal Of Com
merce is inclined 10 believe these Lodg-
es are broken up. The Patriots at Utica
give him the following story:
"Most Of them frankly admitted Tin
conversation with him) that they had been
members Of the Hunters Lodges, told us
where they had been located, and show
ed us the countersign by viii ch Hunters
Lodge men knew each other, and then
went on totell US why they were broken
up. At large meeting which took
place al one OF them, at night. it was
discovered that the most prominent spea.
ker amongst them was an emissary from
the Orange party in Canada.
The Hunters Lodge men immediate
ly seized the fellow and searched him,
and found on his person letter from an
individual holding high Office under the
British Government in Canada. This
discovery led 10 others of the same char.
acter, and the Hunters lodges soon ceas'
ed to exist"
These Patriots tell a great many sto-
ries. We have no doubt that the Presi,
deut was accurate in the facts upon
which he based his proclamation, and
that he has as good means of inlorma-
ton as the Patriots themselves. None
ofthese lodges or associations are safe
now from the Investigations Of either
Government. Both tie United States
and Great Britain know we'll all that is
going on,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
LICKING COUNTY.

We have a letter from Newark, and
slip from Constitutionalist office, which
claim from $50 to 600 majority for the
democratic ticket. The feds, with their
shin PIaSters TO pay their electioneering
bills, fought desperately, but it would
not dO-the people have struck for
regular SrPUHse of the greasy currency
and will "carry out their principles."-
Last year Licking gave Van Buren 225
majority.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
NO BANK AS LONG AS TYLER'S
ADMINISTRATION LASTS.

The last Richmond Enquirer, when
speaking on the subject of, whether
President Tyler will ever sanction a
Bank charter or not, makes the follow
ing remarks, which we are pleased to
be able 10 transfer to our columns: awe
have the most indubitable authority for
saying that he will have 10 bank in any
shape or ioTm-no species Of corpora
ton or government partnership in any
chartered institution. We dismiss all
apprehcnsions on this score. No man
can "head Capt. Tyler" on this subject
No cabinet--no cabaI-no man whatever,
can control him in this regard. Neither
Mr. Clay, nor Mr.. Webster, nor Mr..
Rives, can hope to "head" him in favor
OF any such institution in any form what
soover We make this averment with
confidence, with pride and with pleasure.
The day of compromise upon all ques-
tons of his ancient principles is over
He was willing to crafty those who
elected him, as far as he could-and
further than his own feelings, or perhaps
would permit. But their ar
rogant leaders proved too severe task.
his proud Virginia spirit
rebelled. He will compromise no lon
ger-and he will prove true on all great
questions" ."-State.man.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
Majority for Foos, whig,


The majority for the wing candidates
for Representatives is some larger than
that for Senator.
Mr.. Jollilfa, the abolition candidate, re-
coived about 100 votes.
Last fall the whig majority in this dis
trict was about 800. We have reduced
their majority very low. A little strong
er turnout among the democrats at the
next election will turn the majority in our
favor.
In Hamlton county, the democratic
ticket has succeeded by a majority of
l6l.
In the district composed of Adams,
Highland and Fayette, Mr.. Robbins, dem.
is elected over Barrere by 8 majority; and
Lowman, democrat, and Smith, whig, are
elected Representatives by small MAORI.
ties.
In the Chillicothe district, Allen La
than, democrat, and the democratic Re-
presentatives are elected by about 800
majority.
The following scraps from the Extra
Ohio Statesman contain the latest news
we have from the central and northern
counties.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
GRoGAN SET AT LIBERTY.

The Canadian authorities have set Col.
GrOgan at liberty, on application Of the
American Government. But what resii-
tuition will they make for so great an out
rage upon our territory and citizensG
StGtesNsGR.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
FAIRFIELD COUNTY-lOOO DEM.
OCRATIC MAJORITY.

We hear that this old sterling demo-
cratic county has given 1000 majority
This is the home of Mr.. Ewing, and if
this is the sympathy his neighbOrs give
him for divulging cabinetsecrets, he sure.
ly has reason to rejoice!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
From the Globe j..
From
VIRGINIA..

Alta special election on Monday, in
Albemarle county, for a delegate to the
General Assembly, Alexander Rives
(Fed. } was elected by seventeen majori-
ty over s. +. Lsake, (Dem.) Demo-
cratic gain since last fall, 176.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
Etom Me Mational Latelhgeneer.

SPECIAL ELECTION IN VIRGINIA.
Monday last was the special election
in Albemarle county, for delegate to the
State legislature, 10 supply the vacancy
occa stoned by the death of the late Col.
Coles. Mr.. Lsake, Editor Of the Jeffer-
sonian Republican, was the loCOtoco can
didate. and Mr.. Alexander Rives the
wbig. Mr.. Leake was elected by II votes
majority.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
RETURNS OF MEMBERS OF THE
LEGISLATURE.

Montgomery county has gone federal
by SO majority, $50 says the Journal. 40, 1M
Last year Montgomery gave nearly 'OO'
Two members elected. -
Pickaway county has givenJ. Olds' lleI}
President of The CirclevilIe bank a small
maj. over Mr.. franklin, (dem.) ,.>
Madison & Clark, one member' (ted')
elected same as last year.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
FIRST GLORIOUS GUN FROM
WISCONSIN.

We received last night the Southport
(Wisconsin) Telegraph, Racine co which
contains the following gratifying intelli- /.
gence:
"DENocRATIC RAcIHE, Racine has,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19

rived, brings US the news Of the election
of Col. c. J. McNulty, dem., in Knox
county, by majority of between Q and
800.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
s1'IT.L LATER.

STILL LA En-
The Cleveland mail, which has just ar
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.

AMsTERDAM-The report on the budQ.
et has met with such rigorous opposition
that it is thOUght the Legislature may moi
even be satisfied with rejecting several
Of the most obnoxious chapters. The
introduction Of more rigid economy,
and more simple administration, has
been insisted on.
The British Queen steamer arrived at
Antwerp September Q.
AUSTRIA.
The Vienna correspondent Of the
London Morning Post states that the
notes of Prince Meiternich had procured
the assent Of France to the disarminp of
Europe. The reduction Of the Austrian
army IS to take place IN October, when,
i is said, the entire Landwshr will be-
dismissed.
PRUSSIA.
1t is stated that the difference between
Prussia and the Holy See has been ad-
Justed, BY means Of mutual concessions.
ana thai the King had conferred a deco.
raIlon on the Prussan negotiator, in testi-
monJ of his satisfaction.
POLAND.
Advices from the frontiers Of Poland. !
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19

A letter from Florence says that on
the 4th of September a hostile meeting
took place between DR.. Cook, attached
to the Court Of the Grand Duke of Tus,
cany, and Mr.. Plowden, a banker at
Florence. They fred at four PAGES dis
tant, and Dr.. Cook was shot dead. Mr..
Plowden was arrested in his fight to.
wards Modena.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19
GREECE.

The new Greek ministry is at an end.
Mavrocordato, worn out by the obstacles
thrown in his way by King Ohio, has de-
fnitely resigned, and another Cabinet
has been formed The affairs Of Greece
were daily, becoming more complicated,
and an insurrectiOn against the Bavarian
rule was anticipated.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

EzoRE POSITIVE TROOPS of the efficacy
4Va Of DIR. IarhcH Compound S,r.nytbcuip,
and Gcrman AserIent p.lr.
Alltsga1v. Jan ttsfo.
To DIR HaTIclis Agent-Sft. 2 wish 20 st,t.
for the benefit of those who ma. hn Athlete A.
that DIR Harlich's Pills have entirely cared me OF
Eyspcssia, of which u have been s~afhcted Tor
many years l used both kinds, the A~peient
and Strengthening, and am constrained TO say,
that they are n valuable discovery, and act upon
the system mildly, but very cticctuJliy. | found
the Tome Pills to quicken the circulation and
cause n deternina alton 20 the surface, and 20
strengthen the weak stomach and Increase its
lowers. The Apurient Pills are the best cathar-
TIC l ever used. | arr confident all Dyspcptics
would do well to make immediate trial and be
relieved. Any one can call NJ my house and be
satisfied of the above at pleasure.
DAylD II Pope.
n The original certif ate nay be seen At the
office of the spin, Of the Tires" For sale at
No %, North Eighth Street.
Also hy JOHN FISHER.
az p Wheel 80 r.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

- &. HAWKINS, takes this method ~ return.
~ ing bis thanks 20 The citizens ct Wheeling
ana vicinity, Tor the kind patronage when thev
have extended toward hrfu, and bogs 10 assure
them that nothing shall be waiting on his part
70 atisrd Satisfaction boz the auSss branches Of
his art.
The following descriptions Of work will be ov-
ecuted in a style lnicrOr 70 nOsc, with puRctu-
atty and despatch, SIGNS Of every ~descupti0s
Transparencies, Window Blinds. in imitation oi
atatatd Glass or Londscapc--NIIfory FLAGS.
Engine Backs, Sire Companies BADGES, Ma
SOME aud Odd Feilows's BlGuess, Aprons and
Carpets Enameline and Painting on Glass, Tor
signs, numhe;s and picture glasses; Correct imi-
tauons q Wlgd sod Marble fancy Japaarinr,
SlEAM BOAT PAINTING LETTERING
and GLIDING, q FOL Painting, cioinscd rc.
pausd and vanished with care.
N y Marting PLACES cut n The ncatest man
ner, ln brass, copper or Zine. specimens Of tho
work can be secn atNo lO5 MAN Street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
IN ARRANGEMENTS

RICE, & }. }. WELLS have assocIaicd
80 themselves together IA business under the
name aud STYLE OF Rice & Co. and they nuw takn
pleasure IN informing their old customers and the
Public IA general that they are now receiving from
The Vast a most splendid stock Of spring and summer
gOoGs-cOusistiug Of
Black Blue, Brown, Olive. Dlhlia, Invisible and
Bottle green broad cloths, which have not been sur
pissed IA beauty and qualify in ihis market. here.
toioTe-AlsO.B Black, Blue, and Fancy C~assiueresc f
every style and quality.
SImIacr cloths. Cass.mercit, B0m5azine, Linen
dnllIngs. GambrOJu-, aud many other articles suits.
bic for summer coats and pants.
Also vestings OF every variety Ofstyle and colour
that can be named.
Together with a beautiful assortment Of Linen,
Silk and Cotton Shiris-StoCks, Collars, Suspen-
ders, Gloves. Cray3is, sc. sc, all Of which We shall
sell very cheap for cash.
y. ID. We ore also prepared 10 make up clothes
10 order in the best and most approved style.
Our old customers and the pubic generally nre
respectfully invited 20 call ard examine Tor themstl
YES az No l3J lanes Row.
op 90 : RICE g. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
CARRIAGES AND FRTtGUT


= N|ININ 'N-NINNIHN =.
CorTON-The late advices from Europe induced
a suspension Of activity ~ our market. yet sales
have been made to a considerable extent. Sales If
upland are quoted Of 81 a lIJc; Mobile at 10 a II;
New Orleans do. Total amount OF sales for the
week, 800 bales.
FLoUR-Thcs stock IN The market Is quite light.
Western Flour Is quoted NJ a g3l; Troy do. firm
NJ 81 oI4. The demand Tor southern - dull
We notice sales of about COO barrels GeOrgotown
for shipment, at 81 - cash.
PROvtsroNs-No changes have taken place in
either Beef or Pork, prime Of both descriptions con.
hnues in fair demand.
ToHAccO-Sales IN this article so far as We can
learn have been unimpor'1nf
tEEtcHrs-For COuoui % Liverpool have declined
20 a ~ at which The packets are now loading -
To London, there Is not much going forward. There
b. 40 change % Havrc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

STEPHENSON g. CNRwOOD have been an.
- pointed agents IN Wheeling. for the sale Of
Rev J. sovcrts' BALM OF LIFE 90 celebrated
throughout Neeaston cities fr The cure Of Diseases
ofhe Lungs We cordially common this NELL.
cine 70 our readers being The best possible remedy
they can any where obtain. for coughs. long siqndi.g
coits, consumption iH is iHriDieqt stage. Sc. SC.
The BALM Or LIFE b. highly recommended
by The most alcHted physiriqg-uscd rn the most
intelligent families in our country, and every where
hailed BY the afflicted. ne the greatest Of blessings
Read pamphlets 10 be had Of the agents.
fsb9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
.YsPErsIN oF rs Years sTANpING-

BAYSPEPSIN OF TEN YEARS STANDING
L. om truly happy to state to the afflicted
communItyiihata member Of my family was az.
hieted Tor ten or Twelve years with the above
distressing discsse. The syWptOms were great
oppression after eating. aCidity at the stomach: a
severe pain IN the side and breast, sick he1dachc,
mental dependency, with other symptoms, du-
ring which time numerous rem dies were pro-
cured without obtaining much relief Having
heard of the good eff cts Of DR. llarlich's Com
pound Strengthening and German APcrient pills
was induced 10 give them a trial, which | am
happy 10 state that by using one box of the Ger
man Aperent Pills. accompanied by the
Strengthening. Tonic Pills, that they nave near.
ly ei adicated The disease. | consider II due 10
those afflicted, that | make th;s acknowledge.
meat, that they may likewise procure the same
invaluable medicine and be freed from those dis
tTessIng diseases.
With gratitude and respect;
WN. VI. PEAR
No Ig5 Old YORK Road.
For sale at No ID North Eighth Street.
Also 10y JOHN FISHER,
ap 2D Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
euDeeItup i3rtre Current.
cORREcrD WEEKLY FOR rnE r,MEs.

APRIL 90. 1871.
REMARKS.-The river continues IN good order
for navigation by all classes OF boats. and the for
warding Of goods undated.
FLOURISH scarce and commands So l2I by
the wagon load.
BACoN-our quotations are high enough for
bacon. though city cured hams command a higher
price than we have quoted A fine article cannot
be had ut retail for less than Toe.
SUGAR-Continues firm. though the stock Of
both coffee and sugar is unusually large, and there
are daily arrivals.
Our grocery stores nre well supplied with all the
leading articles both for Wholesale aud retail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

IvER COMPLAINT-Cured he IN. Nc or
IL DR. linrlich's Compound Strengthening and
Apcrent PILE. Mr. William Richards. Pius5urgb
Pc, entirely cured Of tbs above distressing a..
ease: His symptoms were, pain and we,sbt h,
the ieit side, loss Of appetite, vomiting. acud 81.
ruCtauOns, a distenuOn Of the stomach. sick
headache, furred tongue, cOmtenance changed 10
a eitron color, difficulty Of breathing. Disturbed
rest, attended with a cough, great debility. with
Other symptoms indicating great dcfangcmcnt
Of the functions OF the liver. Mr. Richards ia /
the advice Of several physicians, bur received no
relief until using d. HadiCh's Medicine. which
terminated IN etlscting a perfect cure.
Principal Office, ~ North Eighth Street, Phila-
GelphiJ.
Also by JOHN FISHER,
ap p Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
NR LEROY'S FEMALE PILLS-Tbe GO.
lnhrLN winch L.n.n Lu..Lu-LLn n.LL- L----

Mr.. LEROH'S FEMALE PILLS-Tbe GO.
H lebrty which these invaluable Pills layesit
tanned throughout Europe and me United states
could never have ben secured. uni, IS thcartcle
was all that was clalmel for u, az a Medicine
peculiarly adapted 10 tho cure Ofdlsga- es incident
10 tue Female sex. The inventor Ofthe Sc Pills
a French Physician Of considerable emIneEcr,
sPcnt tBiry years of ms life In the discovery Of
medicine that would eiigctuaily remove most, f
not all, Of the diseases 20 which females are i-
ahiej and IN the unparalleled success of these
PIilS, ~ the peTmauet cure OF positive reinsfCfmnre
than Five Hundred Thousand Females, il the
best evidence that his labor was not ln vain
J. hesc Pills, when taken according To he d.cc-
IONS, remove those morbid =. CTCt ous which. when
retained, soon induce q number If diseases. winch
o,tentImes render females unhappy and miserable
all their lives. They Immediately create a new
aud healthy action throughout the whole system
~ PuutFinS the bIgOa. aud giving strength 20 the
stomach and bowels, at g. q same TN. removing
pain M the side, back aud luIus. and giving ap-
peutc, and lnvigjratIng aud restoring the svs-
ten TO ITS proper, ulc tony, aud inducing tran
quli rsp0se.
This Medicine is sold only at Nc 10, North
Eiath street, Philadelphia. and by Cususs & co
General Agents, 81 CLAIR Street opposite the
Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa.
DISC by JOHN FISHER.
a. p Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
HOPE. FIRE COMPANY.

HOPE FIRE COMPANY.
ME members OF the Hope Fire company are 70.
quested 10 meet at the Engine House on Sltur.
day nexr the Oath inst. at , o'clock p. NJ. fully
equipped for yarade and inspection; this parade be.
ing reqrired by law. by order,
ID. c.. M'CEEARY, Sect.
y Il. Any persons knowing e or having hats
and caPcs belonging to the Hope FI5e Company.
which they ID not intend uslpg, would cuu(er a
particular favor. leaving Information with the Score.
tary.
d. G. NC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
TO THE IADIFS

TO I'll LADIES.
M ISSES BAIRDS, Millincrs, Dress Makers
and Dealers ia Fancy Goods. No. Ia Eas'
4th street, adjoining J ShIIto g. Co.'S Dry Good
Store, would respectfully inform the Ladies that
they have lustretuTned from New York with th-lr
Spring Fashions, French Bonnc,s, and an As.
sortmen Of Rich anc Fash enable Fancy Goods
of the 'atest style AID ImportatIon, consisting OF
30 cases French BOurCts.
p boxes new style Ribbons;
20 do rich French Flowers;
10 cases French and English Straw Bones;
| do Paris dressed Lcghorn DO:
2 do super Ing CHIP do;
2 do Filianett d0i
box Cashmere Sh1w's, ass'd colors;
Embroidered g aTlctlnc and OrCandl ShswlS;
Do Promenade Scarfs.
Rich emb'd Silk do;
White Lace Auglctiue d.;
Black Cmb'd Fila de-;
l case hroche Dire : Patt,rus;
Saun. Plain aud Ralyouni 90;
Plaid Chinua and Plaii G assa Do;
Crtmp'd i.awns, ass'd cOlOrs for Bunnets:
l]cartoon Point Parie and Naleuci n I.ag,s;
do French emb'd Collars and Cages-
Emb'd and plain Cuffs
Rich emb'd CanbrIcs-
large assortment of kIt Llacl tcwhiaud ard
embroidered Gloves, etc. $50
Inc aboyego'ds are of the very latest STYLE 49,
Ladies viii find 4 TO their Intrres. 10 examIne urr
assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
y . Inc Dress making department Il con.
Quoted o. a person every way competent II 1--WE
the most entire : a'isfaction. ~
Cincinnau, ap 2I-itCLI Rep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
.AnIs soornING sYRrP-n.

DNRIS' SOOTHING SYRUP-How many
thousands ofIulc children die annually from
Inc effects Of PI;OTlACTED BENTITION. Il
requires nD.ar-umenf 10 convince YOU that al
HHIg children suffer sooner or later from Tine c-
fec's Of tcCthIng, which their Kind protrr.0 rs may
easily perceive, from the following symrtoms-
rg sICssnf-s, snddcu fits Of crying. fftfuI. fever.
18Th, and sleeps butut..t, tImsfs boz fingers into
1- mouth and bites, thereby seeming o. rbfru
ief. frequently attended with cough. uHl.Ulfg
gt hfcatuuaf bowel complains. lulamml.au uI
Che eyes, aud sores behind the ears. C1Irri-.Ius
Those who have tho care of these Hrt.la
ones should never De- without Dr. Pau.' C....
lrafed American >lD'huE syrup Scr children
cutting !rcih, hv winch they can prevent mrIy
alarming symptoms, which often prove fatal.
Thousands ~ Wn'hprs Gut nurses con testify
10 the immediate effects of tfs invaluable syrup
when applied tJ the gums II1 child waxrs
with pam 3D. Its gums, the syrup. when 8uu. ned
gives m -lH1lain ease, by opening fha pores. and
hs1Irg 'H' gums. thus preventing commissions.
Nr.! Co '1e happiness and enjoy mcnt ~ their
Kind protectors.
Battered tr an ACT of Congr.e all fbc gen.
uine express thls on the label.
kline Medicine be- sold ONLY M 80 %
NORTH EIGHT Observation-Disclosures
and hg tIkII~S ECO. GFNERAt AGENTS
~I tlhlR -TRFET OPPOSITE TUE EN.
CHANGE HOTEi. P|trTSgURgH. PA.
Alec hy John Fisher, wheeling Va. on %