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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15
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ford Cunnry, the irstday vi May, lsa3.
IhicesSius Minor, Plaintiff,
ngainfi
William Shrewsbury, late Sheriff Of Bedford and sucl
admir- d.. bonn, oi " lBm Minor decd, " Hmm A
Minor Rpbc Reese aud Nancy has wife, formerly Nauc,
Minor Frances Fuqna formerly Frances Minor Chhatine
Stephens, formerly Cailatne Minor, Cata A. Fnqui
Niird uqul, " lam fuqaa, Frances Euqna and Jo II
=. Fuqaa, which LAT NV children o Polly Euqua,
mefl, Polly Minor deed who termaied with John Fu
qua and " iliiam Miner, Cathane Minor, Elizabeth Mi
nur, " Ills Duugherty and Nv his wIi., formerly Mllly
ABnr, Polls Minor, John w Bowling and Nancy bis wife
formerly Nancy Minor, Robert NinH AM Frame Nnor
Which sad William tatharine, Elizabeth Milly, Polly
Nancy Rob- 1T and Frances children of Armi-tcad Mi
nor, dec cared. Defendants.
1H CHAEcERY.
The defendants Robert Rose and Nancy his wife Cath
arne Stephens, Mildred Fuqua, Frames fuqua and John
T. Fuqu not having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the net ui Assembly, and the rules
this Coat, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they inhabitants ofhis Commemorative II IS ors
thai they do appear here the first Monday August next
aud the plaintiff bill and this order be inserted in
spaper published in 1ynchburg, for two months
and posted at the front door VI the Courhous,
OF this County, some Court day.
Copy-Testc,
JOS. WILSON, ClR
Myyi5 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15

NIRGISIAs-h rules held in the Clerks Ofre Of the
Circuit Superior Court o Law and Chancery, for Bod
ford Cunnty the fistday vi May, lsA3.
IhfttsIy1lus Alinof Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15
isrvic" Of tn Lylscil 'urs itrkeI
CORRECTED WEEKLY
Il &c n ard Tyr rec,

The breaks large for the season, aud the quality
Inferior. Fine manufacturing demand, and should
be priced IN good keeping order. All tat has been yet
brought 10 market has been too soft.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15

4 it may appear, it 10 notwithstanding trne that
N the subscriber, Bank Square. loprs.te lhe new
slime bsildng.) IL opening
NIW SPRING A. ATMnEn f.nn r1S
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24
From the Nsw York Evening Post.
TIE OPERATION OFTuE TARIFF

We are confident that il the farmers, Tho mechan-
les, and laborers Of our country could see the a.
mount Of tax which they pay, from tho proceeds
of their labor, on every Article Of personal or fam
lily use under this tariff, scarcely vote would be
given by them TO elect the man who advocates the
present system They would be appalled, TO see
how much, under the il,they paid over the nat.
ulal price axes, scylhes, Chains, caslrcn, horse
shoes, nails, spades, shovels iongs, knives, forks,
pots, kettles, and every article ofiron, slecl,brass
copper. and tin, that is necessary in building aud
furnishing house. Still more so, if they knew
how much additional price they pay for Goals,
pan,aoons, shirts, flannel, hats, shoes, and hand
kerchie(s also, on shawls, bonnels, gloves, dress
es, and other articles, worn by females; sheets,
blankets, counterpans, beds, and pillows. Not
even the articles they consume escape the increas-
ed price: sugar, salt, and pepper cost much more
under The tariff than the natural price. Bu, the
mere duty levied Is not all that is paid. The I'M
porter charges his profit the duty advanced ,and
this il equal to full one-lhird of what the consumer
PAYS rs duty. After the duty is thus paid, only a
portion goes to the Government About one half
is expended 10 pay for the collection. Bot this
principle Of import duties we will consider al
another time. Let US now see how This inrilr ope-
rates on some of the manufactures Of iron.
The duties upon manufactures of the metals gen.
orally, are liable to be changed in three different
"I ~, An nrc,o,rrosc rmo,,,, M, o,bsr,v;se
1so, ~" w.. """ ndo, a,uoraI ",,,"o snh;oc, N
M p'u ~" o1 az, oos, and ch,,"as Th' i;
"V p . ,,o c,,s;a, Jr,,.ns n,,l.an JorL:ro7
G ". W. -, ILL.,, ,u,s Il, G'a;',.s II
anu 'p,s"' =" W. .t' ; .o" '"N VII wv "e's'' "
our sI,,psI y" sns '',s,a' ,',i ;, ,,o,
sJoo" se"%e . uso "' ""P'S'' 'P'"
',,;, III, rrLaro /, n,n,;',, d;r.o,;,, ,be col.
in'us e pi ' ~, ,,aIo
'.t,,, y, o,;..;n or ;r" a,ooI ,.;,h Tho din.
"""'! VI p"o'p'', VI w" " W.
cha'se"',e uPo" '',s ",a'e'.'' W N",, WV! ~.
co"Poseu' l,o" - 1'ns per P"".u, "' ;', 70
per cent. on 'ne cos anu cna'ses' ,",' m.' u,
mount 10 ,no'e '"'' '"e uu'''' '''po''' '"''' wv
ONE, Clauses r., :.;.;.,
ine 'us' P'".'s""' vi "ccoun. VI w. u,Iu'' Nv
RAJ nature Us wen as o'e eh'"'"sa".e " ,' "" w.
mes cnarsIn nnue, u, Is nsn'y o"!'o''""J ',,, l.,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24
LEVI WOODBU Il j.

in n recent letter from the Hon. Lew Wooor-
nv 10 the Democratic State Central Committee OF
New Ilanpshre,wc find the following passage, ~
reference TO himself and The Vice Presidency which
shows the true spirit in the matter Of The National
Conventions:
The only remaining question, j. the .e,ap'dienr,y
Of abiding Ivy the nominations Of canI'u!i's MADE
n, full and regular conventions. originating with
the people. entirely concur in the views you
seem 10 entertain as 10 such oNpcdirrcy. And III
connection with it. some explanation seems TO he
c,nsc,ed from me conrsrnng'ihe nomination Tor
~, pr,s;,Ipnt to which you call NV attention.
A 70 the recommendations Of myself for Tint
office. which have taken place n, some meetings
in and out my native state, prrn'i ne 10 say
once for ali that none Of these have been srPpoS-
ed to require either acceptance or r'icsal' hTS'
because no reply has bcen asked, and nc,' be-
cause they all appear 4" have been made merely
os preliminary Suggestions for the consideration oil
~. anI,c subject 10 the future decision OF Ma
,;ouL Convention, aud not in opposition 10 II
when such convention, held a, a P'oler tinc'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24
Come and See.
DIR. LIBBY'S GETABLE LIFE
Pills & Bitters.

nR. LIBBY'S BITTERS are a certain cure of Dyspep
~ sy and Nervous Affections; they peculiarly adap
ted to those distressing complaints, not by
stanty physcing, but by strengthen the system. NJ
greater mistake be made than suppose that Dyspep
sy, any other disease, arising from debility he
ed by frequent forced action on the bowels with purgave
medicines. Where these complaints exist the system is
already too weak and every ADDITIONAL dose tends to make
II more The Btters, on The contrary, acting ton
iC, engineering the digestive organs and them
perform their functions designed. Hence it is
found to be cicaOus asOin those diseases peculiar to ie
males which arise more frequently from weakness than
any other The aged aud nrm of both sexes, and
persons of sedentary habits prone cOsyeness who su
erd from loss OF appetite have experienced great benefit
from them In cOnvaescnce from eycrs and other acute
disorders IL restores strength and indiy iuas afflicted
with Nervous Headache and other arrangements of the
functions, have been entirely cured by This
dy.
DIR Lbbys Vegetable Life pills are anbilous antdys-
pectic and antmercural, aud may be justly consider
cd universal medicine. but they peculiarly beneficial
in the following complaints-yeow and bilious ievers, ie
yer and ague dyspepsy CrOupv complaints sick neud
ache, jalndcci asthma, drOpsy. rheumatism,
lagemen of the Spleen piles chOlc female distractions,
hearthnrn iurred tongue Nausea disienOn OF the stom
ache and bowels, incipent darrhea, faulency, habit
uul cOsyeness, loss oappetite bOtches sallow
pex ton. and in all cases OfOrpOr of the bowels, where
carhartic or mn aperent is needed They are exceed
n2ly mild in their operations, producing neither nausea.
Wholesale Agents New York.
Sold also by J, ROSS, JR., Woolsock; Geo. Lyman,
Norwichi Adams, Smith Il co, Ludlow; Gibson, Smith
rO PrOctOrsve; Joseph IIudcy South Chester Sharwin
Richardson co., Chester; - Newton, Norwich; Chas.
Dodd Rochester, NJ sylvester co.. Gaysville; Justin
Whitcomb Gnd CO. Weahcrsfcld Bow; Al. Thompson ~
ro Springfield; Pierce and Smith, l'ehel William skin
ner alton; Baxter &UaIbrdse, Sharon Walton Brown
Felchyie. liO-6m
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24

per cwt. under This tariff it would be 80 "a.
Cham traces are charged by the New York Gus
tom-honse four cents per pound duty, or about one
hundred and twenty-five per cent. al valorem. II
the retail price, allowing profit under elm
port, would be thirty seven and a half cents per
pair; under this tariff i, would be seyenty.two
cents
Wood screws are charged with duty Of eighty
per cent. ad yalorem; making the retail price not
much less than double, if imported under the pree-
ent tariff, over free importation. But this article
is prohibited, and The domestic article will be sold
instead; causing the consumer to pay no tax, in
deed, to the United States, but a tax TO the Eastern
manufacturer of one third the price, for the prni-
lege of using his inferior article. The domestic
article is handsome 10 the eyes-being made by
machinery; but, on account of the high price Of
labor, has to he made out Of wire, instead Of iorg
ed blanks, anL so will cause many n carpenter TO
groan over heads twisted Off Besides, the worm
is not so good for carpenters use as the foreign
article. These incOnyeniences are 10 be borne, for
the privileges of contributing TO the i'll COTTON gains
of the manufactures at The East.
Under the third clause Of the tariff, mentioned
above, bed screws are charged with duty Of one
hundred and twenty to one hundred and forty per
cent; non hoes perhaps sixty per cent; wrought
iron hinges, iron bolts of all sorts, shOvels and
longs. coal scoops, hammers, common sorts Of
locks, common mulIin bits for farmers horscsra
traps, garden rakes, smiths vices, tea-kel,lcs.
and variety of other ariccs,wih du-
lies varying from forty to one hundred and twenty
per cent ad valolem Nearly all these articles (ns
is the case with chain traces, mentioned ahoye)are
not made in the United States at all, or TO very
small extent; and, therefore, these enormous du-
lies Of fifty, one hundred, and even one hundred
and forty pei cent, appear TO he a mere wanon
nhction on the patience Of the ccnsumers-gen-
orally the less wealthy part of.he community, such
rs farmers, mechanics, &c.
These instances Of the grevious operation ofhe
Tariff on the industrious portion Of tie community
will suffice for the present.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24
WASHINGT TOW
BY JARED SPARKS.


teen monthly numbers, ut the low price of twenyly
cents each number, the life of
W.4SHINGTON
ny JARED SPARKS.
Each No. to contain between 40 and so pages and Il
be embeishcd with the following fine Steel uid Cop
perplatc Engrayings, viz.
j. Portrait Of Washington, at 40, by Peals
2. Portrait of Mrs Washington, at 90 by Woaston
8. View of Mount Vernon,
a. Battle Of BraddOcks Defeat
s. Head Quarters at Cambridge.
b. Plan Of Boston and EnyrOns
4 Head Quarters at MOrristOwn.
Z. Head CHARTERS at Newburg.
9. Plan Of Farms at Mount Vernon.
10. Battle of Brandywne.
II. Portrait of Washington, by Stuart.
IL. Encampment ut Valley Forge.
l3. Battle at Germantown.
IA. Facsimile of Washngton's Hand Writing
The Portraits copied from the original paintings
The plans, sketches, and ether engravngs, have been
compiled from the best drawings, as well English and
French as American. Special aid was derived from a
series OF manuscript drawings in the POSSESSION Of Gen
Lafayette, which are executed with scientific accuracy
and beauty.
The weil-known ability of the author, the abundant
means which he pc, sessed, ylz.-MOre than TWO hun
DRIED FOLIO voLoMEs OF ORIGINAL manuscripts pnrch'
ed by Congress, ten years researches in the public Of
offices in London, Paris Washington, md all the States
which formed the conederacy during the Revolutions
well the access he has gained to valuable private pa
pers in different parts Ofthe country, have brought into
his hands mass of materials, original and important in
their character which we trust will be found to have
UNI essom,', Wv" !" e"os "in :" eNoo'e VIII,
~ 10 m,u W. m man 'u'iose anu
." n W, u" , .i"" ~ e .I ues,o ,o' .no Hmo
"', i""I' '',e, Lay ,tI' a puu'e"'u n"s not oly
ho .sru '', 'vscnI,m on rue a,' o.
~ ,h a m,, ill., J - Wv iN'''' ''!'''' VIZ VIZ P''
VI , ,ne puolsn s,' ,,,,..,. ...
no priv NNt" y" s Noh, u lcsS' M"cn 'ne oAccu-
,,o 70 WA" ,hn' VI any o'nor puonca,io W
connected with this undertaking, much greater than
usu',t htnu su. !" anu II WIN We "Ip'cnl
.hnt nc punnsncs i"s' rely vi nh eA''hsNe sue LOT
o r, ae a'"rai, , o.. ,,o,, H., , . ,
inr ehsrah,nss "l.ne, GIe aDnusnt oy nany, w. DC
mo'. a,o M"p,e ua. VI 'u WI Az ho"suos'''oe's'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24
&WN.eN.sIgM GrNWlSEa

ever invented. This will do all the cooking, &c. for u
common sized family. II is capable Of heating two boil
ers or frying brong and baking at one and the same
time more conveniently und promplly with less fuel aud
in less time than any sumner fixtures or furnaces
on top of any stove nOw IN use. Ihisit VIII 10 without
giving ont heat the slightest upleasan sensation
TO n lady in dog days. Ironing can he done with great
DESPATCH six irons very perfectly heated at once lac'
ed in fiat heater said back fire room.
There ARE many good things enjoyed by those using this
kind of their neehbors sneotherkinds and Is
confidently, believed by good judges who haye used II 10
combine more good qualities than my stove in market -
Withd il simple aud liable get ont oforderiit viii
not burn ont, there being no inside plates
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24
DANIEL LAWRENCE,
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
q ga sK7 sza A4t
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


r,IIS road will he opened to the nuic for the Transport
tation Of passengers and merchandise, on and after
MONDAY, September l2, lSi2. Passenger Trains daily
SUNDAYS excepted In connection with the cars OF the
Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Rail Roads
MS follows:
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and
Boston at 4 ga A. VI. 10 l-2 4, N. and ga p. N.
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester and Concord at
? l-a II l.2 4. N. and 81 p. N.
FARE-COncord to Boston, SO, j0-Concord to Lowell,
$3.50.
The morning and evening Trains connect with the cars
of the boston and Maine Railroad Passengers can he con-
veycd between Concord, Manchester Nashua and Anlo-
vcr IIaverh Exeter Dover Portsmouth, Portlsnd, &C.
MERCII ANDISE.
MERCHANDISE TRIISs will leave Concord ANA Boston,
daily Sundays excepted The company ARE now prcpar.
ed to transport Goods md Country Produce which may
he sent TO their depols in Concord and Boston.
RATgs-Throueh first class 81 90 per 1000 lbs Furniture,
Carriages, Live Stock, Slaves Heading Ship Timber lu'
her, Granite &c. ut Specific prices.
An goods aud merchandise will be NJ the risk OF the own
or while in the Companys Store Houses.
Terms OF ireghting, cash, invariably on delive
the goods BY order of the Directors,
ISAAC SPALDING, Treasur
Nashua, Sept. 10, lei2 l2j-u
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24
Genuine Gordak Medicine.

INST recejyed aud for sale by III, subscriber one door
west Of the Post Office, full supply OF The above cele
,J Ncdicnc for the cure oi Nervous Headache. Dis
10 oy,be Head Palpitaiion ofthe Heart oppression Of
the Breast D,spcpsy, or Indigestion flalnrncy. or
Wind Costiyencss, Pain in the Bah, SIDE nni Ilinn'
tmnd;c. Iiyer Complaints, Salt Rheum, scronla. Lep
NV" Csnt,r piles and ali internal and external humors
no.,iiyeIy the best medicine ever invented.
Numerous certificates from persons OF respeclaDilt!
""' =. .soUTIiGATE.
February 6, 1913.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT, FRIDAY, MARCH a. 1913
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

'NAPPAN Il BENNETT, No. ia Washins ton street
i Boston, propose to publish by subscrption in
teen monthly numbers, at the low price Of tweny.iy
cents each number, the life of
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24
Look Here!

DIR. ISRAEL DELEMATER'S
.A.ERVE& BONE U.M4TTC LINZ
.ME.N'7' IND INDIAN SPECIFIC.
A warranted cure for Maamaiory and Chronic
RHEUMATISM.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24
COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.

VUyIIIS Basam is offered to the public from iul
conviction that II is superior to any other meucine
now in use for the various diseases Of the chest us eHecs
were first tested private practice and the medicine mo
extensively circulated NJ the earnest solritauon Oh many
who received the signal beneltirom II IN diseases the
most distressing and alarming. ,,
The preparer Of this basam las for several years pau
parcnlar attention To pulmonary compnintsb watching
their pro.res investigating their cases,and carefully no
ticnr the effects the numerous and most npprovedrem-
Idle, which have been prescribed by physicians Of all or
ders as Of Kinds Of patent medicines which nave
been offered to the pnblc. , T.,
II has been found to produce most astonishing 10
caiarrh affections OF ihe lungs, n.nIo
thorax or drop0y of the chest Influenza, Group spiiht
Of blood, pain In the side shortness of BREATH consump
tion and common colds
rrcnIates the natural secreons OF tho system, pro
cures free yper oration and aays morbid irritaby-
Hence its great utility in NIL diseases Of the lungs
Thousands Of certificates might be given II necce "ary'
but nil that il wanted for its is fair tri
nj. PRiCE, SO cents. ,,
Prepared by DIR. II. II. CARTER. For sale by :,
J. ROSS, J.
Woodstock. March %. 1912. VI
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24


TT gives immediate relief and strengthen weak limbs,
extends contracted cords, cures all nuInbhess, hes
down swellings, and removes nninaton.
II Is frequently urged that Rheumatism cannot be cured
by external applications But II Is certainly true, that ~
can be not ony reached but entirely curcdby external and
propretor of the Lnnent and Specific Is prepared to
proye to the entire satisfaction Of every one who Is nc.
led with this most distressing complaint by literal ana
uneluvocal warrnntee that whoever Will faithfully Use
one bottle OF DIR Deamaters Rheumatic Liniment cx'cr-
nay and one bottle Of the Indian Rheumatic Specific IN
crnay aud the empty bottles to where they were
purchased IL not cured shall have the purchase money
refunded in full. COMsTOCk& ~ Lhh'
Wholesale Druggists and sole Agents, New York
Sold also ~ ]. ROSS, JR., Woodstock; Geo. Lyman,
Norwich; Adams, Smith co Ludlow; Gibson smith co.
Proctorsyile; Joseph IIadey South Chester sharwin
Richardson, d CO. Chester; Newton, Norwlch' Chas
Dold Rochester; Sylvester co, Gays,ille Justin
Brooks Hartford a. II Wardner, Windsor Bartlett
Whitcomb and co. weathersield Bow; ]. Thompson d
co. Springfield; Pierce a Smith, Bethe William skin
ner RoyaIton Baxter Wabridse Sharon Wal!on Brown
Felchvile. lioom
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24

THOMSONIAN MEDICINE.
PURE AND UNIDULTERITED MEDICINE.
IT NATH'I. RANDALL'5 Jewelry Store is kept q
n good assortment Of TnoMsoSIAs MEDICINE, con
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown Iolelin,
Wine litters Pulyerized slippery Elm,
Dysentery syrup, Meadow Fcrne Ointment,
Vegetable Jelly, Healing Salve,
Iiniamept Stimulating Lniamcnt,
Fine Iobela, Composition,
Cough lIalsam, Cayenne,
Neryine or Valerian, Spice Bltters,
Green Lnbela, Woman's Friend, &c
An for sale at the Boston prices, at
ApriI2O, lsi2 NATHANIEL RdNDdLL.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24
TYSON FURNACE

CONTINUE to manufacture great variety of STOVES
~ AND HOLLOW WARE,
and every description Of Castings usually made at Cupa-
10 or Blast Furnaces.
Having purchased the right for making and vending
Spnulin.s patent circular Hue for elevated ovens and
adopted il to the IMPROVED YANKEE NO
TION COOKING STOVES, offer the same to the
public.
using will be promptly posecuted-our rights VIII be
maintained
This Improvement ms will he readily seen on inspection
oh, iars the objection elevated on account of CIV
Ing ont into excessive heat being so combined win
the oven that pleasure The heat is diverted from the
oven into separate uC which discharges II into the rs.
cape pipe without bringing 1t in contact with the large
suriicc ms IN the old Kind.
The pluccdnpon the stove rs not to interfere
in the slightest degree with the boilers as IN other elevated
oven stoves The back fire makes II Of the best
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
SHER NJ ANS
WSEM LICENCES.

nROVED in more than 400 600 cases to be in
fallble; the only certain worm -destrcying
medicine ever discovered Many diseases a,se
from worms and occasion long and intense suffering
and even death without their ever being suspect
ed; crown persons are very often ilcted with
tbsu and ar doctor.d for various comnIaints with
on, amy bene when one dose of these Lozen-
gers would .pecdil, cure them.
DR.. Cullen Hunter, 1908 SIKH Az knew a child
thar was cured of fts by these Lozeness after
three wears suffering and nothing else would give
the l.sstreIirC He has used them in his practice
for The lsst two wears in several hundred and
alspys with success. A boy on board % Of
The Hayre Packets was cured Of fits by only one
dose of Them.
Mr. Lorins w. Gross, Sc Fulton At cured three
of his children of worms bv one box.
Capt. Coffin, of Nantucket, cured his child 8
wears old by OIL. three doses; he hnd been given
M b, the physicians as incurablc. and was fast
wasting aasy, being almost reduced TO a skeleton
The docto,s could not tell what allied the ch,li and
the father, 10 reading the symptoms of worms
thought possibly they might be the OF all the
difficulty snd consequently applied to DR. Sherman,
.bo gave him 4. box of his Worm Lnzeuees after
the rs dose the child ran to his father, frightened
n, this large quantity Of worms that came from
him. He il now as we'll aud hearty as any CHI d.
and no doubt has been saved hcm an earl, grave
nv only three doses Of these Lozenges
NJ. j. Murphy, 90 North g., Philadelphia. vas
applied 10 by poor womnn whuse daughter,
Years old. had been sick for nearly three Years !;
her stomach was a. large as a grown PERSONS heI
arms and legs 40 swollen that she could not walk
or HELM herself ALTHOUGH she could eat as much
as two laboring men. Two celebrated doctors
had exhausted their skiIl wiiho,r nny benefit; the
father had spent ali he could raise aud was so dis
couraeed he abandoned all idea Of doing any thing
mo,e for her. and looked 10 death alone, 10 take
her GU, Of her misery. Mr. Murphy believing it a
case of worms gave her box of Sherman's Loz
enges and in two leys she returned with 10, beam
ms IN he, ewes. and said the Lozenses had saved
her child, lfe The Grstdos4 brought away NEARLY
a mint of worms in one living mass she afterwards
counted over 800 that were discharged besides
the msss--whicb she could not count The child
was literally eaten up with ihem---another living
witness Of The almost miraculous efficacy Of Sher-
mans Lozerges
Or. Zabriskie, 10 Duane St, has used them in
over 700 ca,es some Of them of the mos, alarming
character and always with the greatest success