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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

I'RDER--Two o three weeks since the deat
body of German dlar, named Strauz Tor Straup) a
5ed about Is 10 years. was found, nerrly Purified
near Halifax court us--and it ascerainet
that he had been murdered man, by the name o
Segal (overseer for Ricla I'd Edmundson, Esq ha
been arrested, suspicion Of be 'ng the murderer; and
although the evidence is crcurs antia we understand
IT is very decisive against him-s1He OF the goods o
the ortunaic pcdar being found IN his possession
and others having been sold by HIM &c is in Jail, 4
waiting his trial.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

Prescription # U'higs, by ~ U'hg 80 .ldminis
traticn.-Ihc Mads,nian fully c,ifms the rumurs,
- .ctorc noat, Of tie intention of Tie Preside 10
commence e,nut sweep fI, flee If Tie lr.,rjs Of
MI Clayhe Yer, ntn who placed tn. ,rcact RUS in
crate in power. The first stroke Of the gulotrc is to
be rl, in Philadelphia several Clerks in the POST ofice
there having acady Leon removed ard where il is said
the postmaster himself holds his co,laiSsun yrrcs-
rous tenure. NcAl w con-. tho Cust.m l.uuSc. n II
heI having already l,rn given indeed Ia rInryc sr,c
forty Incuincnis, against the execution ii ii j. t..
aian Roberts, the Collector, recently VISITED Washing
ton. for the purpose oicn,eng his protest But
as infer from the language Of last Saturla, .'IaG
isoisian, the decree is memorable I'VE have heard
(>ays the contemplate organ Of this most contemplate
ADMINISTRATOR that " hg caucus in this city las
ordered Mr. Roberts neither to obcy orders nor rosgn
and that he has determined to follow this advice lfthis
Is true he only dcra1,irc left The President IS 10 dis
Wi@ .b. Roberts, And thcn after il, usual abuse of
The clay W fgs, the very men who ucJ 1t lr
Bankruptcy and starvation. as they did It's master irom
the obscury which he was rapidly hasrning.-it de
o!arcs. thai if Mr.. Tyler cannot appoint his friends he
may at least be permitted to appoint ncuirals- and that
f he does This thing Chat is. if he proscrIes every
frcrd Of W. Clay) thorc will tc professions and bon
fires in honor Of him los-ihcrc will be proc,ssions
but they will beat the funeral march Of John Tyler
and there will be bonfrcs but they viii be to him con
suming blaze.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

VIRGINIA. Ia wit;==Ma Court h.l for Franklin Gounty
at the Courthouse, the 2nd da, of May, 1872
Cha rotic Grimes, Plaintiff
against
Thornton Lavender Robert T.. Woods, George L Tate,
Edmund Tate Emil, L. Tate, Edmund Thompson and Mil.
dred his wife Thomas Greer and Ann j. his wife H,ur,
T.. Cnr,f Charles L. carper John Edmund Tate George
IL Tate ani Thomas ~ Tate the last three whom are IN
liant children of ilrury e G. Tate deed Daiondant,
IL Cn.NcEny
The Defendants George ! Tate Edmund Thompson nd
Mildred his wife, and John Edmund Tate, Ceoige H. Tate
and homas n Tate, not Ia, ing Suffered their appearance
and security according to the Of assembly ahde
rules OF TIN, court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants of this Commonw r,lth the
motion oi the plaintiff by counsel 1t ordered that the said
last named defendants do appear here at July Court next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill, aud that copy o this order
be forthwith published in the Lynehburg Nginan, Tor
month, successfully and posted the front door Of the Court
nous. of this county.
ACopy-Testc,
NJ G.. CARpFR, CIE.
Nav II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12
OBITUARY..

Died, on the LIST inst. n, Wy,hc court house, Ap.M
Mckrf. Esq. (merchant in the GSth year Of his age
Mr. Mckee wasa native OF Donegal county Ireland;
he omgracdto the L. States in 1902 aud had resided al
Nyihe court house since 1927. MIR. Mckee had long
been IN feeble health
. at Mrs llancncLs, in this place. on Sabbath
night last AT quarter past | O'Clock after n painful
Illness oi abouitwo weeks continuance EuGrN, JAM
infant daughter OF I. l.. u. and Jane Shaver aged =
years, : months and q days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12
NJ A1i lSlAl:l;N.

Married, ON "Wednesday the a,h inst, ty the Roy
Thomas DAVIS. MIR. WoonsoN H,Lr,, of I.yucs
burg, 10 Miss EnsLlNr. daughter Of Mr. Talbot Noel
Of Amherst
I'm the 10Th inst, by the Rcy Stephen "
Jones. Capt. CnARLrs WrNarirLp 10 Mus. SAn.n
CoN all of Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

C.,- The Washington "Index.''a Loco Foco paper
announces, upon information it has received that 1.-The
Cabinet have decided to make removals OF the Clay
Wings in the Executive departments at Washington,
as soon Congress adjourns." The Index advises Mr.
Tyler to embrace Alexandria in his procrpiive policy
Now is the time for Tyler Wigs. Iany such phenom-
ena be found in these parts, advise them put
nj fur 4 crust and bone.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

nt We invite the special attention of the reader To
the brief but lncd Statistical Examination on the first
page of this mornings paper. 1t is paper which de
not cnly To he read. bat to be studied, by all who
would posse knowledge Of 1.-The particular facts and
general which affect the foreign trade and domcs
tic interests Of the nited States"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS

There will be meeting of the Temperance Society,
held at Campbell court house. on Sunday the 5,h Of
May-and an address is expected 10 be delivered b,
MAJ. James Garland
RICHARD HARVEY, President
0J- Temperance Meeting will be held ut New
Hope meeting house, IN Amherst county on Sunday the
22d of May. Several Addresses may be- eNportod
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12
Crte!aes, %ss~Assssss-e, Es<
49,


"lLf. be sold. in front Of my auction store. on Fri
W dsy the 18th inst. at O'Clock. The following ar
icles
pips genuine ola Cognac Brahd,
! hid. I'D Creole Rum
~ barrels Portland Rum
do prime old Apple Brandy
3 do pure Malaga Wine, superior article
! hid strictly prime ST. Croix Sugar
do y. r. do
do supr. r. Il. Molassos
Soap, Candies Sc. SC.
ALSO,
The following articles in the Furniture Lire:
grand toned Piano Forte,
! mahogany Sofa,
marble top Centre Table.
Lamp, Mantle Glass.
| Mahogany Dressing Table,
: Feather beds.
excellent barouehc. & sundfy other arclcs,
Terms 80 days for all sums $50; under that .
mount Cash. NJ. TALBOT. Auct.
May - II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

Connecticut. The Legislature Of this State conven
ed at New Haven oh the 4,h. S. X. Whitman Noco
elected Speaker Of the House. having received /.
votes against Ga fol MeCutdy (Whig) Chaunccy r
Cleveland oco) elected Governor for the ensuing
year-Cey Gland 1870, Ellsworth (Nhg) Gs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

INN al aasnrr And frbs, sr. ia Conclusion. have Oh
J 10 say to the member frvm Virginia. "Lsy on Vac
duii' am ready to nee, any issue To which il ma,
lead.
And 80 matters ended. Mr.. Wise making no reply
duel is Anticipated by sounc though the general opn
ION is, there will be no powder burnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12
NOTICE.

VIE annual Anniversary Procession ct Lynchourg
l. Lodge. No II, %. o. F. will be held in this
place, IN Wednesday, the 25,h inst which occasion
there will be procession and Address: which
invited the 4. w. Grand Lodge Of Virginia. and all
subordinate Lodges in the State, together with all tran
sicnt brethren Of good standing who may be in reach TO
participate. T. A. FOURQUREAN, Sce'y.
May IL w2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12
LATER FROM RHODE ISLAND.

Since the foregoing was in type, hear that the
Csurp,tion Legislature have closed their abors for the
present, aud adjourned ill the first Monday in July
'hcr having repeated several Of the acts of the Regular
Isgisa.ure Tie latter body continued in session at
Newport.
The Psovdesc, Journal Of the evening Ct the 81,
inst states that Ducc j. P,arcc, fru crly conspicu-
GUS member of Congress, and now one Of hr Radical
leaders, has been arrested, and lodged In Newport al:
though 1t was supposed he would be bailcd Daniel
Brown. another leader ,s as1 bccn arrested on carpe
Of high treason and ba.d IN $4,000 letter from
Providence Of tho 9th, says Governor Der has al
rconded-a any rate, the shccR has boca in pursuit O.
him the whole day TO him. aud he is moi 10 be
f,uud Duice j. Pearcc and another are arrested and
4,lely lodged in Newport Jail. No doub, tho whole
House, or the leaders, will find good home in prison
within week. Coy. King will go slrlgh, now, de-
pcnlor it, Another rumor states tlai Don had been
arrested, and that Pearcp had been bailcl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12
r. II T. y II y III T..

Tx T. y II - II Il T..
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST. c.
ID cen,cd 10 us by David Hoffman bearing date on
the 10Th day of April 1910, and of record in the county
court of Amherst, will. on the l1lh day of June
1872, NJ the residence of the said Hoffman In the coun
" OF Amherst the town of Lynrhbure expose 10
sale. by way OF public auction. the whole of the rlnain
ing property embraced in said deed of trust consisting
amongst other things. Of the piece parcel of
which the said Hoffman resides, containing epli and
half acres. with the
r. II ~ II II IL ID
and improvements erected thereon; Stock Of Leather
Tanning Implements, Farming litcnscls. Household
aud Kitchen Furniture. Carriage and Harness, Horses
Horse { art and Gear Saddles and Brides. six
SLA YES,
namely Ben. Sally. Nancy. Margaret. Fanny. and old
Benz undivided sixth part Of certain Slaves and 9th
81 personal property. (suhec 10 the life estate of Mrs
Sarah Watt therein heretofore conveyed BY the late
Thomas Watt TO Ansclm Lynch and James Denaph
by deed bearing date the 30h day Of Decnmber 1898
and Of record the Hastings Court for the CORPORATION
Of Lynchburg, Ia trust for certain PURPOSES therein ex
,rcssod; SC. Sc.
Tho terms Of sale will be liberal and made known n,
tho I'm. anu place Of sale.
Acting n, Trustee We will only convey to the pur
,basers such title Ms Ia v, atcd mus.
C.I' MoSaY, 5 Trustees"
N,y,o ii7Junc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12
VALUABLE LAND FOt SALE.

TuNIF. Subscriber, having determined remove to tn,
i Western Country, will sell great bargain in his
lands lying in the county of Halifax amounting IL
TWO THOUSAND AND FIFTEEN ACRES
all of which will be sold together it will be divided It
suit purchasers, mud be divided into three good
Elements The first tract wheroOn now reside contains
One Thousand and Wty Heres, fair proportion of which
~ " ooD Ian n, and has upon 1t very excel
lent DJy'ELLI.vf. house. and all neccssa
~ ont houses such Barns, Stables, &c. This Land
situated about ten miles north of Halifax Co Io mp
tile road leading from that place 10 Iynchhurg The
Land is high stale Of cul lvaton and weadapted
10 the cultivation OF Corn, Oats, Wheat and Tobacco
There two hundred and ten Of good Bottom
Land attached 10 this tract, well drained. The second
| TRACT is adjoining the home tract, and confirms
! SETEN' HUNDRED .lCRES, which also has a
fair proportion of Wood Land. This tract is also in a
high state of cultivation, and has upon it good Dwell
ling House and all necessary out houses, such Barns
Stables, sc. This tract has SIXTY FIVE ACRES
OF low grounds attached TO it, that IS well drained with
,iilches. &c. The third contains TWO
t.INDlkED AND SIXvY-EIVE ACRES
WI {, fair proportion Of Wood Land and has comtpr,a
bile uiIdngs uponit | really determined 10 sell
and fin not sold before the 18th day of October next
will on that day. expose the whole Of ii public auc
lion. tocet er with all my Crop of every description.
Stock Of all kinds. Household Furniture &C.
TERMS will Le liberal and made known on the day
Of sale JAMES PETTY.
o. Richmond Country Wing will copy, weekly ill
18th October, and send its account to this office
Nav : wtl3O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

r. bssc her..sfor. aiverted 10 tins SUBJECT, ior the
o.s. Of calling the attention Of the people Of Eastern
yiaa to the Importance Of preparing for the coming
,4n which afc alrcsdy oreshsdowed BY the au,ation
. eel bun partially visible, among Western brethren;
hai . cngresscd is tho public mind with federal poll
,s, that seems 10 have though, Of any qucs-
INN Of STATE policy. however Important in itself, or
tbtea,rhlng in it's consequences. We doub, y beth
AZ in single county, in Eastern Virginia, the qucs
lion Of "C0nrent'oa or no Conseaion," was mooiod
:, tho late ecc.o and We, il is NANTES, that hi, ques
lion, than which be Of deeper interest. is to
IN 'ssaItd, warmly and violently, at the next session
of,as Legisla,ure-,he members of which budy must.
,nsss In the interim the public will shall be in soe
manner expressed, 60 to Richmond wholly guo,an, ct
the wishes and opinions Of their constituents Is it not
time that should begin consider this subject-and
Nye She Bank, the Tariff and kindred questions TO the
deeison Of Congress. upon whom the Constitution
hn dcvolved the duty and the responsibility Of legsa
ting upon them'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12
YOUNG MEMS SOClETY

Question Tor llil mst-"Shoud the represrntato
IN The virginia Legislature be founded upon the Whit
BasiseNtlussely2"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

VvNHE subscriber having determined ~ change hn
Il business, now offers bis
ENTIRE STOCK OF
MArA~are, Cutlery, Teeis, neAAsesy, Cass1oos .
Materials, Drsa aaA Csssiaws,
At COST, for CASH,
OF Negotiable paper, satisfactorily endorsed. His prrsent
assortment, embraces alnos, every article usually ksps
Hardware Stores and Purchasers may rely upon he
selling, IN good faith, Al COST Such an opportnni-.
y seldom occurs for Country Merchants 10 Isy ina
cheap stock Of HARDWARE, and he urgently requests
hem. and all other persons who may want Goods.
h's line. III givs him c,ll before purch,s;ur,.
Ii. B. RICHARDS.
Feb. % ~6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

90, The amount of outstanding Treasury Notes. ON
the Is, inst. s. ,433.12o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

~ The thirl Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Protestant Church convened in Baltimore On the Sd
inst Rev. Asa Shnn, Of the Pittsburg Conference,
vas elected Chairman; and John A. II. Bassct Of Ohio.
ind J. Reed Of New York, were chosen Secretaries
Eighty members. clerical and lay, in Attendance
among whom we notice, from Virginia, Rev. j. G.
Whitfield and Gen. Henry d. Woodhouse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

Exchange Dc.k--R ctrenchment.--At the late meet
nso the stockhoder Of the Exchange Bank Of Virginia,
Norfolk il was resolved 10 reduce tho salaries Of the
resident II the moihsr Bank and Of the branches at
n,chmond and Petersburg 25 per cent. and at Ciarks
''e 10 per cent j. was also recommended 70 tha seVe
"a WARTS v anfHra irs, TIE sxp@dsncy of rss1-iey
we sa'srts f'Ae .:hs,,F.r@
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

Co Under the new apporiionment Of Representatives
III Congress. as the bill passed the House. the States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

Great xSNrgMiMs IN British ind
AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
TUHNCHl, DURxyELL 4 20.
4 RE now opening for the Spring Trade an entirely
"A new. full and general assortment Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods all Of which they determined of
fer for cash to phc,ha customers at the Lowest Mar
ket Prices. The following comprise part Of ihsis
Stock
CLOTHS
Super Wool.dycd Black Cloths; Invisible Green. o.
i've, brown and Blue Cloths, all qualities and pncca
from 81 50 to $40 per yard.
C.aSSLNEREs
large assortment Of French & English Cassilncfss
some beautiful style ofligh shades and new patterns.
FESTLNGS
Rich French and English Satins, fitcy coIodred and
aln white and coored Marseiles and Mefino Nos,lgs
SILK GOODS.
Black and buo-b black eros de Rhine Silks rich Wa
.cred and Stripped Gros dArque; fancy coofed Chcno;
Plaid and Changcablc Silks, and beautiful styles.
FRENCH L.1T.sS.
large assortment, comprising all SHADES colours and
patterns, from the lowest to the finest qualities,
LINEN GOODS.
Superior Grassblcached Irish Linens; Brown frerch
l. inens aud Drlllines large assortment, very Low
prices
MUSLIN Goods.
Plaib Striped and Figured Jackoucts; Null, Book
and Swiss Nusns plain and figured.
FANCY RIBBOAS
Plaid Striped, Figured and Wai,red Gro De Nar:
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, all widths and shadts.
HOSIERT.
White and bach, painand bbe Enelis!, Silk Hose,
black and White Gotten, a. all ric s, from twelve and
half cents upwards.
DOMESTIC GOODS
No | and Cotton Ozunburgs "a. "A an, "A Brown
sncetngs si Shirtngs; "a and II Beathed do; A
prom Checs and heavy Indigo Paids of the best quality
n. Bin addition to the dbove they have large as
'ortment OF Fancy Colorod Silk Gloves, bI,s. Linen
and Cambria i!andkerchiefs Shawls, Searis. Thread
Lnces. Edgngs, lfsertngs, French Embroidery, and
other styles Of desirable Goods, which they will ofsir
reduced Prices to all that may be disposed To pur-
chase.
TURNER, BURWELL Sc.
April4 taft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

80 The poor sophisi of the Iynchburg Nirginan' is
very indifferent to the opinion Of the smarter OF the Rich
II. 'Enlurer llcknows precisely what the Enquirer
op,on is wor,h--and the consideration" hich Undue,
that aler to bcstow kicks coppers jefferson know
him as well we do--and we do not doubt rewards In,
complain, with much contempt now as he formerly
felt for hsG ep,ets The Enquirer too is the last
person 10 PLAIN Of any who may peclancc 'call
nalncs-ane.s it intends 10 claim monopoly of the
privilege II is bad habit, we confess; but he will
Omit that We can plead an illnsiious example in
pra.'t.ee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

NEW PARTNERSHIP.
VUNE UNDERSIGNED have connected them
n selves as Partners In the Grocery Business IT. he
town OF Lynchbnrg. under the style and ifln.,o
Gvixler n RMCker. -.
They have taken the house lately occapad by rhs SD
concern Of Miller Ruckef, where they offer fos nls
IN extesve stock Of Groceries, moderate prices su.
I'D To the tines and solicit continuance of the pa,ru
age heretofore bestowed upon their pte9etessors
SAMUEL MILLER;
AMBROSE d. RUCkEh
April IA 81 il Ion Of
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NEW GOODS.

M ( are in receipt Of portion Of our spring ana
w summer supply Of NEW GOODS, and expeet
to receive the balance of them in a few DAYS. which
will enable To present our friends and cnsiomery
considerable variety. as to style and qualities. A. We ais
fully determined to o'er Inducements to purchasers q
GOODS, in the way of bargains and shall confidently
expect call from all persons in want Of GOODS.
VERY CHEAP, please call and examine our stock i..
fore purchasing. j. j. PURvIS s DUFFX...
April ~ 4wH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

TIE .3Lob, o,,t is headed The \. York Herald o
tho OH mat ovee account of the rescue, FROM III,
lanes o. he aboltionis,, OIL servant g'f' oil N IL
Brodc, .s.; If Florida, who's lady recently arrived III
that city, on her way to Virginia ne servant was III
duccd by the persuasnnS of those fanatics =. run " '
placed under the charge Of blind negro preac IT III
Brooklyn. The police traced her his residence bui he
denied all knowledge of her She was, however found
scceied in his house. and aerconsdcrble ficully she
was committed 10 prison. The Abolitionss, headed by
Horace Dresser, then lawyer (who, by the way was
once lJ1ched in Nashville, and finds his philanthropy
doubtless on'ideraby stimulated by the remembrance OF
that ndgnity.) Immediately set their wits to work to
rescue the girl from her owner but for once they were
hwartcd. She carried before the Recorder writ
II hapas corpus, the instance of the counsel o her
ner, on charge Of theft, (iayng carried Oh with her
clothing belonging to Mrs. Brodic valued at $5I) but
there no, being sulicen, proof of the theft she wa dis
charged, and then, (says the ead) willingly consen
ted to her return 10 her mast and mistress to whom
she is much attached She was immediately carried
beyond the control interference Of the Aboli,ion!sts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12
NOTICE..

TVVIDVII.
A III. persons having cla"s against the late firm u
Miller \ Rncker. are requested to present the n, to
the subscriber for scttlenen-nnd hose indebted to scd
concern arc hereby called to make prompr aranre-
nents for payment To him, he is desfohs of s,,Adv
closing the business. AMBHUSE t. RUCkEh.
Surv. Partner Of Miller Il Ruck.4
April II a..w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

Fee 81. &c uses 3,ses & EaEf15r Cans:
p @ y SIR ~ YUyg E%Yc Z
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-08
GyyZsI;[x

ShEhMAN'0 WORm LOAENuEc
proved in more than 4U0 200 cases 10 be
IntuIllbIe; the only certain worm destroy
ing medicine ever discovered. Many
disasters arise from worms and occasloa
long ntense suffering and even death
without their ever being suspected:
grown persons are very often afflicted
with them and are doctored Tor various
complaints, Without any benefit; when
one dose OF these LOzeQges would specs
lily cure Them.
Mr. J.. Murphy, was applied to by e
poor ome whose daughter, 7 years
Of age had been sick for 3 years; her
stomach was as large as a grown per-
sons, her arms and legs so swollen ina.
she could not walk or help herself, al
though she could eat as much as Two la.
boring men. Two celebrated doctors
had exhausted their skiIl without any
benefit; the father had spent all he could
raise ard was,discouraged, he abandon.
doned all idea Of doiOg any thing more
for her, and looked 10 death alone TO
TO take her OuLof her misery. Mr., Muir
ply believing it to be a case Of worms,
gave her a box Of Sherman's Lozenges,
and IN two days she returned with 10Y
beaming from her eyes, and said the Lo-
zenges had saved her chiId's life. The
first dose brought away nearly a pint of
living worms in one solid mass, she af
terwards counted over 500 that were dis.
charged, besides the which she
could not count. The child was literally
eaten up with them-another living wit.
ness of the almost miraculous efficacy o
Sherman's Lozenges.
DR.. Galen Hunter know a child that
was cured of fits by these Lozenges, af.
ter " years suffering, and when nothing
else would give the least relief. He has
used them in his practice for the last two
years in several hundred cases, andsal
ways with success. A boy on board of
one of the Havre packets, was cured of
fits by only one dose of them.
Mr.. Loring W. Gross, cured three of
his children of worms by only one box.
Mr.. John R Wood, gave them to his
child and they brought away the worms
by thousands.
@PrIce of these valuable worm can.
dies 25 cents per box.
JACKSON & SINCLAIR
Agents for Carroll co.
l.. Wilcox, Pittsburgh, Pa.
April 8, lS42,