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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-30
"a ENTAL oPERATIoNs.-Dr.. snIrn !

IN ENTAIL oPERATIoNs.--Drs. SnrrH 4
II KNOwLTON are daily useing new remedy,
winch posltively cures the Tooth Ache in few
moments, and also efectually destroys the nsrvs
in few hours, without pain, after which Dy a
process peculiar to themselves, the teeth may bo
plugged and rendered useful fora number Of years
No charge will be made unless entirely success
ful.
They are also enabled to destroy the nerves
in front teeth, and insert artificial substitutes
VithOut any pain sOhGteUer,
TEETH, diseolored by decay, viii be restored
aud preserved by filling. Single teeth, teeth in
sections and whole sets will be inserted, war
ranted not to change in form or color. and to
answer many of the purposes Of the natural or
gans.
The following gentlemen having had the rem.
edy applied, may be referred to;
Prof II. SMlTH, Of Marietta, Col. r, @,
MiTcHELL, A. M. SEARLE, J. D. TAYLOR. Ed
ftOr OF the Daily Times, and DR.. c C EDDY.
80 Their Once Is on the northwest corner
Of Fourth and Walnut.
N. B.--Persons suffering with the toOth-aehe
will receive attention At any hour Of the day or
aights
CrAy-ons Of the above named gentlemen
Will visit Georgetown once o. twice year.
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DIR. PETERS VEGETABLE.
ANTIBILIOUs PILLS.

Are the most unrivaled remedy ever discover.
ed by the ingenuity Of man. They are a soye.
Efeign cuEO for the following eompiaiRtss Vel.
low and Bilious Fevers, Fever and A que, Dyt :
pepsia, Group, Liver Complaints, Sick Head
ache, Jaundice, Asthma, Dfopsy, Rheumatism,
Enlargement of'ths Spleen, Piles, Collie, Fe-
male Distractions, Heartburn, ,Furred Tongue.
Nausea, Distentons Of the Stomach aud Bow
els, lncipient DiarTh0a, FIatulenee, HabituaI
Costiysnsss, Less Of Appetite, Blotehed sr >al-
low Complexion, and IN all cases Of Tnrpol
Of the Bowels, where Cathaftic or an Anne.
rient is needed.
they are exceedingly mild In their optratIon.
producing neitheiE Nausea, GFipingnoI Debil.
iy. They are extensively used and conmen.
ded By PRACTISING PHYSICIANS, In all
paEts OF the Union, from whom any quantity Of
Certificates Of their value can be obtained.
fE-Dr. j. @ Smith, Of Woodstock, Va.
says-"They are better pill than can mab !. ),
Tie recommends them to all.
The Agent at SIrasbnTg, Va says, he sup
plias families for thirty miles aTo0nd with Pc
tsf's Pills, and they perform sucl remarkable
cures that they are preferred toevery other
medicine.
Ms. +. Ward, OfNew YORK; was troubled
with Dyspepsia and LiVeFComplaint for IS years
and BY using these valuable Pills ShoEt, lims,
she was complrIely restored.
Miss Clark, daughter Of Col CLARK, was afaic4
ted with Irregularities and Obstruetions, IL
Iendea with most distressing symptoms. She was |
cur dby using Dr.. Peters Pilis.
Hon. Es+DtDaVis WAS aiAieted with Rheuma i
ism so as to beunable 20 dress himself Three
'oxes sof Peters /, Hs entirely cured him.
But why multiply testimOniab? WEI say 10 |
u Tar DR.. PETERS VEGETABLEl
ILLS, and we" III guarantee that ftsrwards
ou- win use them in preference 70 ali 9TH
rs. ..
A frech supply Of these valuable Medicines
Ist received and for sale BY u. j. Stewart,
eoEeetowns aud Murphy, Ridgway q Co.,
ipiey, o, They may be found at most Of the
'inalpal StOres throughout the State of Ohio.
,G,F. THonAs & Co, IL! Main Street, Gin
Hnad, General Agents for the Western eoun-
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Brown Common Pleas.
William Marvin
In Chaneery.

William Marvin :,
We. ~ NheHseIy' r
John Mecalla, ,Dias Power, william r. Lem.
ing &Eliza his wifs, JohnsonP Power, JohnPow.
eE. Hugh Power q Francis Power, Leonard
: Marvin, David Mcdowell & Mslihds HE
wife and Jamss Marvin
The Bill states, that on the Sd Of May 1882,
James Power was the owner by legal title ef
lot No. i7O in Aberdeen in said county, and
soldit John McCalla & gave him titisbobd
theF' for, binding himself and heirs 20 convey
the same by deed. on payment Of the epuIehass
money i--that the purchase, money has been
paidi that on the 26th or February 1888 said
MeCalla sold said lot % Complst's. fathaF, Wm.
Marvin, now dee'd. that his eo-heits have corr
veyed their inteFsss therein to eomplainani--aos
that he isthe equitable owner Of said lot; that
james Po or has departed this life, and the
legal title thereof has descended to his hsiIss
who are in part minoFs, and the 6thels ref0se to
convey; the Bill prays deeiss for titles from
all parties In interest, -
And It appearing to the satisfaetion Of the
Court At the October Term le42, that DiRsle owe
eF, VIM +. Lemipg and Eliza his wife and
Leonard Marvin are not rssdents Of the State
Of 0hio-it Is there1pon ordered, that they be
J appear here at the next of this Court. ts@
Be hoIdea 1T GaoFgetowh Brown Csung Ohios7
on the day Of t643, and Plead Ar,..
swef OF demur to said bill, or the same viii bs
Iaken as confessed and the matter thereof de-
creed accordingly e ls further cFdeEed, that
notice ofthe pendency Of this suit be published
IN the Democratic Standard, ; Newspaper Of
general circulation IN said county for slx weeks
ssior to tbs next Terms 20 which time this cause
: 1opsn1sq TrssT John Il. BLAIR, CLERK, ). ..
tn, Il. HAmER, soI'r. for Compl't. as#
JaBaRFy, l6ths le4S. s'h
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THE NATRY NOTHING y

PEKIN--A Russian efficer, M. Koven.
kO, has published ia the ADnuarie des
Minesde Russie, sketch of the environs
Of Pekin--some extracts from which may
interest our readers at the present mo.
ment, For century past, Russia has
maintained convent school at Pekin,
where their interpreters receive their eds
ucaIion In Chinese and MantchOu. Ev-
cry ten years the members of these two
establishments arc changed, and fresh
monks and pupils are sent from St Pc
tersburg. During their stay al Pekin, the
Russians are free TO see all things and Wis.
Il ell places, without awaking the rest.
less jealousy Of tho Government Pc.
kin. according 10 M KoVsnko, is situated
in q plain bounded 10 the southwest by a
series Of mountains, which the Chinese
divide into northern and western, accor.
ding 70 their position With reference to
the city. The northern mountains are
days journey from Pekin- that being no
great distance. For the Chinese never
travel more than five and twenty Of our
miles in day. This road in the sum
mer is very picturesque, and the coun.
Try highly cultivated. The yellow mills
let is the Chinese peasants plant par OK.
cellence. It's grain is the basis Of his nu-
triment; the stalk is food for his cattle,
In tho place Uf hay, which they have
never thought Of cutting. The straw of
another species ofmilIet, which sttains
the height OfiftOeB feet, is used 10 make
the fences Of gardens, and serves also fof
fuel Near these northern mountains are
some springs, havinga temperature of
forty five degrees. The water IL con.
Quoted, by pipes, into baths cut into the
calcareous rock, and lined with sheets Of
lead. Early in the spring crowds Assem-.
Bile at this spot, in search of health, or .
Ior the mere pleasure Of the promenade.
The Imperial family has place here, and q
there are several temples 10 the neiphbor. 8
hood. In These temples il is that the p
weary traveller may seek repose; but the u
hospitality Of the priests belonging TO
Ihem IS BY no means gratutous. M. Ko. ia
VenEo asserts that few hours rest will n,
cost shout IL TOubles (between l6s, and ii
~ and upwards OG25 roublea ara of,on m
paid for days. ~ "
Amulii'uds Offruit trees grow in the m
valleys ofihe mOuntain- as we'll a. vii. q
lows, hrs, juniper trees, and expresses. n,
C1s these do not form forests Oiany con. in
siderable extent. The western mfun, Ri
tains are remarkable for the coal which
they enclose. So abundant is it, that
space OF half aleagus cannot be travers. .,
60 without meeting rich strata. Yet. ei. ~ ~
!nef because Of this very abundance. or nj
I'O'n the inVeierate habit which the Chi. :,
nsse have ofleaving all things uuOorCae,, ~ ~
-, me Sr' OF mining is yet iu its infancy d,
Moag ,hem Machinery, TO tighten Ia 3,
~, = tneIe unknown. They have not ii
eysn an idea Of the pumps indispensable ~
70 nTtN tt the water. II local ciscum :,
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Weak Backs! Weak BacksH
TIN THOUSAND SOLD xkARLY. =
0NLx l2S CENTs APIEcKlI

sherman's Poor Mans Plaster,
The best strengthening plasler In ths world
and asoverelgn remedy for pains, or weakness
in the back loinss sides, breast, meek. limbs.
Joints, Eheumatism, lumbagO, &C., &c.
One million year illROt sapplythe demand.
: Several persons havsealled st he warehouse,
tosexpress thelrsurpfise and thanks At the al
ted.
Jos, ". Hozis, Esq, who had been sosaf.
aicted with rheumatism, % 10 be unable to
dress shimselfwithous assistasee, was enabled
aitef wearing one only one night, to get up in
the morning, put m hiselothes, end cRllstI
our ofEice with eyes beaming with Joy, and hls
tongue pouring forth the gladnsss Of hisheatt, e
the sudden and signal relief he bad received
from ths best of all remedies.
A fresh supply ofthis valuable MedieIns JUST
received and for sale BY p. J. stewaFts Geergss
own, a Murphy, Ridgway q %. Ripisy, o.
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Brown Common Pleas.
NIeholas Smith q.

= ~ a.... r, NhouS0ty' -4 o.
David Scott benjamin Workman, George
WashbuFn, Joseph Reid and the other un.
known heirs Of Robert Reid dec'd.
The bilI ID this case states that on the l4th0f
june 1887, David Scott md BOberta Reid,
since decd. we're the owners Of two tracts Of
land in Brown County Ohio, which they held
by legal title--and on said day, sold them aS
follows, to wit:--one for fftY acres TO Benjamin
WorkmaIs to whom they gave title bond Iand
the ether to George Washborn, containing twen-
ty i've acres, To whom, they also agaye
a title bond, agreeing in said title bond 10 make
general warranty deeds for sA ID lands nm pay.
ment Of the purchase money, that they deliver
ed possession of said lands to said purchasers,
who made lasting&Valuable Improvements there.
on, and have since sold said two tracts Of land
to complainant and put him in possession therla
Of; that tho whole Of the purchase money icr
said two tracts Of land has been paid except kl4
~ dollars, which complainant IL ready and
willing topay and briDgsinto court: that said
Robert Reid has departed this life, and the
names and residences Ofhis hei1 are unknowh
to complainant; the Bin praysA decree for the
legal title and for general relief; all Of which
will fully appear by reference thereto.
And 1t appearing TO the satisfae etion. of the
Court at their October Tenn, .Ie42, that the
hein Of Robert Reid deed. and the said Benz
jamin Workman and George Washburn are not
residents Of the State of Ohio, it is therefore
ordered that said defendant appear here at The
next Term Of the Court to be holden at George
town in said county Of Brown on the day
oi 1643, and plead, answer or demuFAa
said Bill, or the same will be tahen az ecnfsas,
ed and the matter thereof decfeed aecofdihglg,
II is further orderedby the court that notice d.
the peudency Of this suit be published III the
Democratic Standard, newspaper Of general
circulation in said County Of Br0&n. for Aias
weeks prior 70 the next term; to which time
this cause Is continued.
ATrEST, JOHN H. BLAIR, CLERK, ,. Q. ,.
Tn. L. HAMER, Scl'r. for COmpl't.
January, 18th, Is43.
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A sTRANGE MEETING.


A letter from AlexandFia says: A GU
rlous meeting took place last month in
the desert between Suez and Cairo A
Mr.. Fawcett, who arrived here by the
Oriental on his way TO India, when Al
Cairo. heard that his brother was expsc.
ted by that months steamer from Bom>
bay. The two brothers had never seen
each other, the one being born in Eng.
land, while the elder brother was in In
dis, where he had lived % years. AS
the younger Mr., Fawcett, was proceed.
ing across the desert on his donkey, he
called out to the groups Of travellers he
met coming from Suez whether Major
Fswcstl was among them, and toward
midnight voice answered 10 Mr.. Faw.
cett's call, and the two brothers shock
hands in the dark; they both expressed a
wish to see each others face; but no
light was to be had, and the two parties
they belonged to having gone on. they
we're obliged 10 part again, not having
,een together more than three or four
minutes.
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BUNCoMBE, TALKING TO BUN
COMRE. M.C

The New York; PIebiaD, Of April Isl,
gives the following explanation Of tho or.
IGN Of these phrases:
Buncombe county is in the extreme
west of Carolina, among the Blueridge
mountains. A few years ago, a raw
country attorney came to congress from
that region, and began a speech one
morning before the house assembled
Rising sOlemnly sin his place." no turn.
ed toward the ColOred man who was
sweeping around the Sp 'aker's' chair,
eMr. Speaker" said he, ''render unlo
Caesar the things that are Caesars and
unto Mrs Caesar the things that sre hers
for man are a man all over the world,
and hog are hog. Sir. PM opposed
10 that thar bill-il's transparency 10
alternate the con>sty.tu .shu OH. M.
Speaker. gawl darn youm The negro
dropped his broom and stared around the
hall, and then at the orator; 6imly per-
suaded that the man was crazy, he ven-
lured to demonstrate. III think massa's
auter order, 'pon de count dar's nobody
here 'cept mo and Jim what's outside"
The orator raised his head pe'emplOrily
-"sh- sh, niger, I'm talking to Bun
comben
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Cincinnati and West Union
Mail Stare,

, By way of Madison, Mil
ford, Perin's Mills. Bata.
| M E{as9 Ks 81 lfs via, Bantam, Bethel, Ha'
smersville, Georgetown,
Russelvills; Decatur, to West Union. To
cave Cincinnati every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday az 6o'clOck A, M, arriving at
Georgetown same days-and leaving next NOR.
mug for aud arrivingat, West Union the same
days, and back the next. Leaves George town
every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at 6
A. NJ. and arrives in Cincinnati same days.
The proprietor the above Stage route ebay.
lngproeured good and safe teams, with eohimo-
modlous stages, and careful, ,accommodatin and
experienced ddrivsrs--hopea to receive a Eoodly
'hare Ufpublc patronage.
STAGE oFFIcEG Cincinnati, Noble's Hotel,
Milford, stesl's Hotel; Batavia, DARTS Store
Bethel, PerTine's IIolel; Georgetown, o. John
toms; WsstUnioE, at MrsLee,s.
J. B. DAVIS, Proprietor.
May 90, ls49. es
Fare from Georgetown to Cincinnuti reduced |
o one dollar and Gfty cOnts. IAtermediate
'lacss in proportion.
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0TA lad relating to companion the
exploits Of his father in hunting, on the
previous day, asserted that he had killed
nine hundred aud ninety nine pigeons
at one shot. HIS companion observed
that It would have been we'll to have ad
deh one to the number, aud made il an
even thousand, Upon which the lad in
high dudgeon retOrted, "What! Do you
suppose my father would tell lie for
one pigeOn!"
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Land for sale or Exchage

WVWO lots containing eighty acres 90
~ in Lenawee county, Michigan, situa
aboat siahtssn miles from Toledo, and half
miIs from the Telsdo and Adrian Railroad 49,
The land iat atimbsred with oak, whitewoOd. me.
bls and beach; and the soils rich.
AIss, lot containing eighty acres in Lucas
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Tolsdo, ri
section settled by thriving farmers. THE g
also timbeFsd land, with rich soil.
viii Sellall or parts Of this land on aeeomsuo.
dating terms or exchange il for farming land II
BfowH county. FOrfurtheT infoEmatisn iuuuin.
ttthe Standard ofies.
D. ?. PALMER
1s~Cs
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WITHDRAWAL.

The State Journal OF Tuesday even.
ing the valedictOry olV.W. (alias "BOl')
SMITH. "PersOnal considerations dic'
tate the necessity and proprioty Of this
step. He returns to his former Tssi>
dence. Syracuse, N. YOrk-but whether
to follow his old trade in "cOrneE LOT"
speculations, or TO renew his more recent
6nancisring in "ten cent Peicss," (which
had not turned out very pro6tably,) we
are not advised. His path, since his res.
idence among the Buckeyes, instead OF
being strewn with roses, has been rath-
er sthorny one. 1t is no more than
chariy, therefore, to wish him smoother
sea and better luck than has recently
crowned his labors. Statesman,
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ENINE PRINTING INK.-Ths subse7ibsrs
have a constant supply yof Puntipg LAX ofva-
fious qualities, from 80 cents 20 92 90 Der pound
from the Eagle Printing Ihk Mandatory which
they offer to printers az reduced prices, and
which they confidently TocommendtO puTchass
ers as being fully equal 70 any manufaetored
either in the East or West, they having used
1t on the best work fsE the hast three mouths.--
Owing to ita peculiar blaekness, hut small
quantitvis requirOdson tbe type, which makes
ftstbs most economical Ink IN use, even at for
mer prices tr ffs
Priets-NoWs Ink, 30 cents PEI ID. s,7
r - Book Iak > 20 s9ldo ,.s I'll
+ y Extra BOOK Ink, so &c ssdo sssl d
z Terms cash. 74elrs tr- ie sa7ss
z s. & Co are also agents for Wm. HoEar ana
Cos New York Type Foundry. and ara cons
SANITY SuPpIisdWith type and othsrpFinting ap-
paTatls, which they offer for seIs a. New YoTk
5fices. 8 i, SHEPARD AND CO.. )
80 Stereotype Founders and Printersy- se
Third street, between walnut and Vine.
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Boot and Shoe Making.

uAMES M. MULLENhas commenced
- the above business 10 Z Georgetown
next door west of w. DOudney's tavern;
where he respectfully sOlieits share Of
public patronage An work entrusted 10
him will be well and promptly done. @o-
sl October 18th Ie42.
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A. EEETBON.
ATToRNEY AND coUNsELhoR Ar Law.
Oaee on the east side 81 the Public Square
GeoSgstown. 0hio.
DOCTOR BktEltMAN'B
Medscatsd Gnd Fancy LOsesgse Ware.
house, l4T Main strssi, betpesp Third
and Fourth, Cincinaati, Ohio. oaA
sherman 81 C.nnsh Ia zgnSe


Are the safest, most SURE and eGsetual remedy
for Coughs, Colds, COnsumptions, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, Tlghtness Of the LaRgS Of
Chest, Sc. &c. The propTistor hnsneVef knaEn
an instanes whsre they did not give peEfeet pat-
isfaelion. Several thousand bo1es haye oeen
sold within the last year, restoring 70 hesith
persons in almost every stage Of consumption
and those laburtng under ihe most distressing
colds and coughs, They do not check and dry
mp the cough, but render it easy pEomots eH-
psctoration, aiay the tickling or irFitationl and
[ttmove the pFoximats otssxeitlHg cause.
The Rev. Dr.. EastmnndS New . XoFAs gnve
a few 10 a lady,a fFiead Of hiss, who bad been
given up BY her physician and fFiends as In the
last stage Of consumption. The ErSt Lozeng6
gave her considerable fslisf, 50 thSfshs was en-
e6ura edto peIsayers in their use and through
the blessings Of God they Teslpreda her toPeEfset
NJ. g. +. Mat.hswsss 8 Caroline a., Sqlfsrsd
a yeat with hard, tight eOughs painiG the side,
sbitting Of blood, ,Hnd all thO usual symptoms Of
consumption. The LOzengss relieved him i'm
msiiately,and IN a lev weeks restored him to
perfeet health. He says they are the greatest
cough medicine in the world. '.'N
Over 5000 psfsons have given their names
within the last year Is q reference ofthe won
derfuI virtues Of these Cough Lozenges. ~ They
cure all recent cases In . few hours seldom re-
nuiring more than one day 70 entirely eradicate
the most distressing ones - ~
/ A supplyOf nesesvaluable Ooggh CaHdtes just
Ieesiyed BY D.J. StswRrt, Geqrgetown,as9 -.
Murphy, MdgewRy &CoA Ripley, ..-
..0TP Piceoply 25 Cents per Box,-9
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Notice.

Whereas, half Of inlOt numbsrforty eight in the
town Of Higglnsport in Brown county Ohio
charged Tor taxes In the name of John Cochran,
was sold by the county Treasurer to stephen
Bowen for taxes on the 2sth day Of December
I040, therefore notice ls hereby given that an
plicatiOn will be made 10 the Court of Common
Pleas Of said county Of Brown, at their next
term, for an order Of redemption Of ga ID half
lot.
SAMUEL ELLIS sr.
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Gun Making and Repairing,
BY the subseribs1, II Augassa, Ky, on Higtt
Street, hrst corueF above tas College. sr-.
BLACKSMITHING carried %, on the
same lot, Ia all its vatious branches, Calls in
either buainess win be attonded to on the
shortest notiee. New RIFLES always ON
hand-wauanted no, inferior tOaay. ~. ).
2, M. SELLS.
N. B. want quantity Of good GUIDED qua
tocks, for which ] will give liberal price,
Ausu.,s-xy,, Jun. ls.A. 1919. = ?
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Admins trators' Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate Of James
Cochran, late Of Lewis township, Brown eoun.
ty, deceased, are requested to mako immediate
payment to the undersigned; and those having
claims against said Astate,are netifed to pre-
sent them, legally proven, within one year ffon
the date hereof for settlement.
NANCY COCHRAN,
GEORGE LA AWRLNCE
Feb. 1lth l643. Administrators
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sherman,a worm Lozenges,

NSAAC4 AApeAA - " Va - ASSo1SAA 6S0g
nROVED III more sisan 100000 cases TO be
infallabls; the only certain w0Tm-destroy-
ing medicine eYeF-diteOvered. Many diseases
arise from worms and occasion long aud intense
suffering and even de ath, without their ever be
ing suspected; grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, aRd are dociored fof Tafi-
ous complain Is, without any benefit: when one
dose Of these Lozenges would speedily cure
them. 80 f.5 gte24& asiE,, ~ tSss 49,
SxMPToMs or WoRMs.--P9in in lhe joints Or
limbs, offensive breath, picking at the nose,
grinding Of the teeth during sleep, and at times
a paleness abO0t the lips with adshsd cheeks;
bleeding at the nose, a gna@iRggat the stomach,
flashes Of heat over the surface of the body,
slight chilIs o. ShiyeiingS, headacbc, drowSi
mess, vertigo, tOTpor, disturbed dreams, sudden
starting in sleep with fright and screaming
sOmbtimesa Troublesome cough, feveFishnsSs,
thirst, pallid hue, 6ts, bad taste in the mouth,
dificult breathing, pain In the stomach and
bowels, fatigue, nausea, squeamishness, vora.
teious appetite, leannesss blOtted stomach OF
| limbs, gripng, shoqling pains in yatious parts
/ of the body, q sense Of somethine rising in
the throat, itching Of the anus towards night,
a frequent desire to pass something from the
bowels, and sometimes discharges Of slime and
mueus. ~ a se Az
DR.. Galsn Hunter, los Sixth Ay., knew a
child that was cured Of fits by these LOzenges
after three years suffering,and when nothing else
would give the least relief He has used them
in his practice for the last two yeap in sew
eral hundred cases, and always with success.
A boy on board Ofone Of the Havre Packet was
cured ofhts ny only one dose Of them.
J PSiee only 25 cents per box
\ These valuable Worm Candies Just reeeived
by Ds.I. Stewart. GeOrgstOwns Murphy, Ridge.
way, & Co. Ripley. .s,