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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-12-07
NOT ICE.

VIE subscribers. having been appointed
by the Court of Probate for :he disiric,
OF Sharon, Commits s0ners. "a examine ind
adjust the claims of the Credit0rs Of John
Ens'sn late m Salisbury, in said district de.
ceased. and represented TO he insnlveni.
hereby give motto" that we will attend Ia
the business Of said appointment, at the late
dwelling h"uSe Of the ,lrcenSt,, on the third
Tu"sdny Of February and April next nj 90
clnrk IN the forenoon, on each Of said DAYS
Six months from the dat" hereof are limit
cd hnd allowed by said Court. for the crrd
iiorS at said estate, 10 exhibit their claims
10 uS the subscribers
Dated al Salisbury, this 10Th day Of Oc
tobrr lc43. WV. p. Russell, Commits.
20 VIM. II. WALTON. { sioners.
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FOR THE ENQCIRLR.
IN WHAT CONSISTS HEALTH d?

Life being forced state, and the aggregate ofthose
functions by which death is resisted, it may be
thv of enquiry, in what cons's heal h? For such
indeed is the 'ndition in which we live that every
thing surrounding rs has tendency to produce our
dissolution, by the afiinties existing between their
atoms and the atoms OF wh'cch living body is com
posed. 1t is plain therefore that the principles of
health reside in, consists # The just aud proper ex
ercise of all the organs which compose the human
system; and any modification essentially impairing
this beautiful harmony OF action OF the organs Of the
animal economy, necessarily implies diseasp. An
uninterrupted and constant communication of excite
ment kept up in all directions between the different
parts of the body is indispensable tn an uihrun
of all the functions. In warm seasons and hH eli
mates, excitement is impaired 10 animals BY the ex
ternal more than the internal su'ac In cnld sea
and climates excitement Is chiefly derived from
the latter. The gas'ic surface becomes the prl'cp4l
medium Of excitement; hence nutrition Is more a
bundant Excitement is never uniform IN the animal
economy. Ii is ALWAYS above par IN csr'aln p1rts,
and belnw in n more other parts. and sncces-
sivelv predominatas in various regions This lrreg-
uarty "ften terminates by DESTROYING the balance nf
the fudctions Health is never disturbed spontnne-
ousv. but always because external srimnants desri-
mad to preserve the functions in their egriy. have
accumulated excitement in some part, or because
the have been deficient in supplying the Of the
economy or because il has been stimulated in a man
repngnant TO the vital laws, because there exists
relations between the external modifers and The
whole or several parts OF the system, nf which some
friendly, others repugnani to the vital laws. and
these last are p'Soas. Certain external mndiflers
diminish the phenomena Of life in the organs with
which they have relation but the min which is de
veoped in dehliIaied part perfvms the Office &c an
excitement which invites bark the vital phenOHena,
sometimes fay0rahlV, s'meimes ininrion>iy TO the
Preservation OF the animal Excitement is alsn ac-
STIMULATED in organs bv the influence 1T stimnlRnr
Hn0dieFa. Alhosgh the sum 81 the general vitality Is
very much diminished and this condition may ron
time even unto death The economy never Hnder |
Rnes over excitement with immunity. and all those |
Who appear the pas' hahituaed TO stimuli ct too
nneh pewe! sooner o. lSleF sxpeFence % e4ee;s Of
bIesl irritation. y.
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LINES SUGGESTED BY THE DEATH OF
MS CATHERINE L. BEEBE.
They'll miss her When ?

They'll miss her When !?
Before the morning s'a greet the day,
Or Morn's first bird, shall wake It's giaddened lay,
They II mourn her gone-sadness and grief will
lower,
When comes its silent ronnd-the breakfast hour.
THEY'LL mss her! When Whea heartfelt thanks
arse,
And watt to Col the morning sacrifice:
No more with them, viii her pure PRAYERS ascend
10 Him She owned the orphan. 5 Fauhul Friend
They i miss her day 'ssunny hours wl throw
A dntkru'd cloud, Ger mourning friends hrlow,
While evening" settling suh's last fading snIle,
VIII speak too true u her that IS gone the white
AT EVE they II mss her round the hrigI lnIng hearth
NO more she II ioin them III her youthful mIrh, .
No more her chct rfgLvucr, their ears will greet,
NJ more she i touch the keys OF music sweet, F.
They'll hist her step nore-lts soft, light tread
Has joined the snundess numbers oi the d ad.
They Il mss her !-Sunner ) sweetest flow RS will
buum
And throw their richest perfume DER her tomb,
Willie summers sun lis brightest rays will shed
Above the sod where sleeps tine early Dead
And SINNERS show rs hr'9h' ,Stw.rets sweet will
lave,
And hend them dropping n'e- ilrr early grave:
Nor autuntn'S wind, nor winters chlItng sound,
Shall wake that gentle sluntb'rtr under grnund
And can they wish her back 10 earth agaln?
!" j'in lis sorrnwlng tears--lo share lis pain
To cave The golden mansions nt HE sky,
Where sottnWs tears ne er cOme-where hopes
re'rr die
She's gone forever! her thanksgiving hours,
Were kept whcre bloom Htav'ns choicest aitest
tl,wers
And ever there with Heavenly chors she Il sing
" oh grace mhere is thy Cictory-Oh! Ga'h
Uhrre IS Hg $ii"g." h.
Litchtrid, Dec it, 1919
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pY Order OF the Court of Probate for the
EO District of Sharon, the Sub-criher will
sell nj Public Auction ar Private Sale, on
tn" 10Th day Of December mex, at l o'clock
in the afternoon M the residence of Arunnb
Drming late Of Cannan in said district dc.
ceased. So much of the Real Estn," Of said
deceased as will raise the sum of Two Thou.
sand fifty four dollars and Six Gents. To.
geihcr with incident charges of sale
f. S. HosKfNS. Administrator.
Canaan, Nov 2Sth ls43. 2S*
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District # Luchfctd. SIS }

FrOD6fe Court NOr. II, 1873. {
ENSTATE Of AARON BRADLEY. late Of
~ Lilchtie!d in SAID district. deccasett.--
The Court Of Probate for the District of
Lllchlield hath limited and allowed six
montns from the date hereof Tor the eT,tiiieIs
"i said estate, represented insolvcnl. in which
to exhibit their claims thereto; and has an-
pointed Messrs. Leonard Kinney and Tra>
man k'lb"urn Of said Li,chiirld Commission.
ers 7" receive and eXaminr said claims
Certified by ELISHA s. ABERNETHY, Ju 'ge.
The Subscribers give nn:ict' thai they shall
meet nj the dwelling house lately Ocruped
by sad deceased in said I.ifchfit.Id an the
25Ih day Of January u I'D the 25rh day of
May le4f, al o'clock in the afternoon, ON
e"ch OF said days. tor The purpose. Of attend
ing on the bus 'n'SS Of said appointment.
II! l;noN ARD KINNfY, }Com,rs.
All persons indebted IT. SAID estate are re.
qucS'ed TO nike hpmrdi"te payment 10
~ WILLIAM Coz, Executor.
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Mortg ages.
District IF LiicGeld, SIS.
Probate C0urt, Dec. |, 1913.

Probate Court. Dec. l, 1913 {
~ STATE Of Doct. John s. Wolcoti, late
e. Of luchfelh in sal! district, deceased
The Executor represents the Estate insol.
vent, and prays the appointment Of Commits.
>iuncr| thereon.
Ordcred,-That Commissioners 10 receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors of
said Estate. be appointed n, the Probate
Office in LItrhfi"ld on the 18th day of Dec.
lS43, III 10 O'Clock forenoon of which all
persons in interest will tax" notice, and ap.
pear, they see cause, and he heard thereon
Certified by
% ELISHA s. ABcRNrTHY, Judge
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In this town. tNtnn Sorietyl an the 3O'h inst,
Mr. William Dudley Jr to Miss Lydia Khorn.
10 Mis- Caroline Swan
IL Saron, on the evening nfthe Goth Nov by the
Rev. Cad n. Smith # New York. Mr. Isaac MARSH
"f Cornwall % Mss Nancy SMITH. uLhter of RAN
s,Irn Smith Esq OF tie InrIner nlnce.
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@W9@pW.Ma@

sSJMC1D'WIEE@
embracing one more pattern OF Cmk Stoves,
making the assortment MOST COMPLETE.
Also ii lot of PARLOR STOVES Of entire
new model, and tor TASTE and elegance we
,hlnk. cannot be surpassed, which will be
sold at prizes astonishipgly low, ranging
tron.6 to 10 dollars only. Being satisfied
from the united testimonials Of our custom
ers that our new Cook Stoves are workies of
the first order, we fenr no contradiction. md
run noi1aZard,in warran,ing their operation
as first rate--No mistake. Those wishing
tospurchase, or curious to examine. we shall
be happy iogwait on a. anytime. All orders
thankfully received AID faithfully executed
-'"-@ = -g -.r -... MosEs MORSE.
Litchfcld, Dec. 5, IS43. t.,.,l .., %
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To the holders Of The Bonds and other unsecured
Indebtedness Of the Housatonic Raj! Road
Company
FENHE Housatonc Rail Road Company
4 have executed and delivered 10 the un-
d"rsg ned mortgage deed dated 2lst OF
November, lS43: 20 secure all the bonds and
oiher unsecured Indebtedness of said Com
pany ; The holders of which shnH within six.
tV daysnfter, the publication Of this notice,
express in writing their assent to the provis-
ions thereof to the undersigned. and accept
from said company new obligations for the
amount Of their respective claims, payable
on or before the end of seven years from
date. The mortgage aforesaid, is subj ct to
n mortgage previously given to Robert
Schuyler and others, TO secure the certified
paper of lie Company, and certain claims
for Right OF Way, and covers all the proper
~ OF the Company of every description sub
,jecl 20 that lien. ",
Holders of the Bonds and other unsecured
debts will see The importance clearly atlen-
ton to this subject, and any who wish to
avail themselves oflhe security offered may
address us by letter at the office of the Com.
pany al Bridgeport describing the evidences
of debt holden by them. and their wish TO
accept the conditions Offered, and also with
in sixty days from this date send their pres
eni claims to the President of the Company
ut Bridgeport, and receive the new ohliga.
ton rs provided in the deed as aforesaid.
Lee Garfield, I
SanI S. Robbins,
j. h. Siewar Mortgages.
Ell MypaU
Daniel TDmlinson
Bridgeport, Nov. 81 1913. %
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1EosE IN ILL HEALTu READ THIS Winner is now
upon Us, ana II becomes qntsie that should pre-
serve ourselves from II C apituach at sickness How
many ut our prpua are sult CT Ia that IIsi dread
ed u al! sea>r>, Cnmsunp.l'n. Men, women, and
c!ill!ren, tai VICIIuiS and thousands follow after
without attempting 10 he saved And vet, one ii the
most Ell cuve remedies hand and winch il used
IN time can save ltc--,hat remedy is Peters Cough
Lnzengcs. Pleasant 10 the taste they can be taken
hv he m sr distressed. II The iun4S ulrernreI
diseased, they sihe them &" such extern, thar the
most afflicted cithrir power and usefulness. Lake
Peters VrgetibIe Pills aud Smiling ) rrn0hcmng
Plaster, they have gained cnvIabe reputation
Throughout Tie Unnn.
Far sale NJ tn" sign OF "DRUGs g. MEDICINES in
South Street, and by agents throughout the county.
0CJ-MEDrciNAL USES OF THE WILD CHERRY Ever
since hGr s"Ilt ueni oi America, Mid Cherry has
been known 10 possess very important mCdicnal vtr-
turs Ferry bo9H knew IBIS fact. hut uobody knew
h w to extract Its essential properties every mother
gives wild Cherry tea 10 her chlhrrn for Wurms, Tor
colds, and tor almost every disease: and Adults
Ihrnu. h"n the country are IN Us" hnhll OF making
compound or syrup" Wild Cherry bark, aud other
ln4reuI ems, 10 he used III spring an anildure 10
complaints incident Ia har chan%ein! eeas.n. II is
found hr experiment that III Wild Cherry posse
even far more important qualities fian Mas ascr.hed
tnIt. For the flr-t stagcs II Consumption, A asthma
10 mattel lar lang stunning, Coughs. Liver III
paint, &c, il rs proved 1" We tho best MEDICINE
known 10 man. DIR. WIsrnrs Balsam of Wild Cher.
ry e a chrnica exIrac confined with similar ext.
from Tar. which enhances Its value. Its success IN
curing Pulmonary disease. IN almost every stage, af-
ter our best physcIaus cnuId do more. has aston
ishtd the iacuItv, aud he'd them to confess that Dr.
WIsfar's Bt.am Of Wild Cherry. possesses pnncl.
pie heretofore unknown mrd,ca men.
For sale by DR., Samuel Buel, Lurhfeld.
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WING TRIUMPH IN MOBILE.

We have the satisfaction of announcing the tri-
umphant success of the Wings in the special cleo
tive to the Legislature R. c. McALriN, Esl., the
Wing candidate, is elected by an overwhelming
majority. We have returns from Only one precinct
in the couaty, but there can be no mistake as to
The result. We give below the returns as far as
received. 1t will be seen that in the City, Mr..
McAlpin leads his Locofoco competitor FOUR
HUNDRED AND FIVE votes. This is an old
fashioned Wing majority. Mr.. Haynes, Wing, also
received lat votes, The City Of Mobile is indeed,
''WHIG ALL OTER."-.1toJile .Gdo.
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Dislricl Eeni ssl

c,! pr0bate Conrt, Noe. l3. lsl3
EINSrATE ot IcHABsp b. srwIcK late of
IA heni IN said DISTRICT Deceased IN
morton ct Orange Mcrwin and AleAsns
fu'!rr' Executors OF the last will nnd I..s,a
ment nt SAID deceased, this cour, d,,h E,,,;,
ana nIt"" 10 III" creditors Of snid es,,,s .,x
n.y., from The date hereof in which 10 ex.
' n'nn ,"'ir claims Ia said Executors, ar ho
n'u''T'd recovery. And this Caurt N.
49,, 's N'n ENeeu'"rs Ia give notice. Of The
a""r 80 ""'''d by publishing this order IN
'.. "wN"r pr'nwd in Lnchli.h in lhe
,h""'.,,r VI ,"'chhrld and hy pn>tinga copy
'"er'"l "t III" public sign. pns, in snm Keni.
nearest the place where said lrcensrd lust
o NV true Cnpv at record
." RuFus FULLER. Ir Judge.
SsCAPFs G.s.,..n, -.
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MUFFS for sale.
Nov %, lS43. E. GRANT.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
TENHE Real Estate of the late
fs fsl Matthew Minor Esq. lying in
,ss, Woodbury.. The homestead IS
s!E alssss situated in the centre of the town
opposite the Congregational church, compri-,
sing about 40 acres Of land, on which are u
two story dwelling house. law office, wood
house, farm house, barn, cow house, &c. all
in good repair. The socnlion is desirable
for protrssionabe gentleman or farmer.
Also, scven,y-fve acres of land about one
mile, and ahou, seventy acres two and a half
miles from the homestead, well located on
public roads--all t!.e land is in n good state
of cultivation, well fenced. and suitably di-
vded for moving, !i'Eing. grazing and wool.
The whole will be sold with the buildings,
or any part thereof to suit ihe purchaser.--
The property will he sold low--ter'ns OF pay
ment made easy, and possession given ina
first Of April next. For farther particulars
enquire OF JOSIAH G. MINER near the prem
iSeS Sw27%
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District If Lilchfeza. IS. !

Probate Court, Nop. % 1913.
NSTATE Of Joseph Fnrnham, ate OF Lilchiied in
NJ said district decea sed.
Ordered-Thnl tho administrators exhibit their
administration accounts this Court fr assessment,
the Probate Office in Lirchfe'd the IS day Of
Dec. lS43, At 10 O'Clock foreman. And that oil per-
interested in said estate NAV he notified there
of, the administrator will cause this order to he pub
lishrd in n newspaper printed in Liichfrld cunnty,
aud post copy thereof on the sign in said town
of Ltrhied nearest 10 the place where said deceas-
ed last dwelt. Certified Nv
81 ELISHA S. ABERNATuy. Jnd9p.
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COLORING.

TEf1E Subscriber is prepared to color
Il Silks and Woollen goods at short notice,
and in the hest manner, and in all colors.-
The patronage of the public is solicited. -
"# HIRAM JACKSON.
Litchfield, Dec 6, 1S43. %
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The br-l nedlrIur known TO man ar ucip enI
Consumption. Asthma al every stage, Bleeding 81 lie
Lungs Coughs. Colds Ii, er Conn plants, and all d.
seases Of the pulmonary Organs,
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION
COMPOUND b.-a'nc preparation OF :he y. nnns
Trgin,ana or " Wild Cher, Bark" combined - ith
the Extract Of Ia. prepared hy new chemral pro-
cess, appr we'd and recommended by the T'Is' dlsin.
guslpd pl, >clan-, and universally nCa'nSW led ed
the most ya!unh mediriEe ever Discovered.
NO QuhkERY -! NO DGCEP riON.
Or Al published staIrnen,s 81 cures perfrmed
by Ihis mrdicine are IN tusry respeci, TRUE Re
careful AND eel 'le genuine DR WlsTAR's Bal.
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, ~ spurious limitations are
abroad. AGENfS
Samuel Buell.. Lilohfell; Wauzee e. Wrlion,
New " lfarl a. \. Gudl"y. WaIertIsyHi r b'TI
Bail. Sudbury ID, G mid. SHARON Griswo,l Hun.
phTey, y. Canaanf GAaa LiaWsTls, tenE ~
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Al a C"rt IF Probn'e holdpn al Salisbury
~hhin and for The district Of Sharon.on The 9Th
If Nouember l943.
Present John 6. AIifohelh Esq Judge.
ESTAF lie Of Henry Bird. late Of Salisbury, in said
RI district licensed. the Admns' Fat,rs represent
the estate lns'ven' and pray HE appointment nf Coup
miss"nrrs thereon. Wherelp,hn nFdered thni Com
ml-son"rs To receive examine aud adjust The Claims
nl the creditors Ut said estate he appointed NJ the
Proha office in shh Dis'rct on The flih dav of Dec
lSi3 n 10 n'clrk in the forenoon and thar all PER-
sons interested in said estate NAV he notified thereof
the Administrator viii cause this or 10 he publish.
ed IN newspaper printed in I.nchfed and post a
copy thereof the pnhl'c sign Pos, nearest the
place where the decreased Ia Hdycl in said SaIisbl
~. A trne copy rr Rec ,rl
81" IoHN G MITCHELL, INDIE
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m for this vour latest testimonial to the cause of Sci
ence, aud more, Oh far Than all grateful for the
lessun you have taught TO this aud succeeding gene
ratnus, that neither age nor station VIII excuse the
wiihh0 ldug aud talents from the service Of
country. To Won, thus deserredly priced Ivy our
fellow citizens in behalf and corpnrate authorizes OF
the citizens of this town (wlose earliest re-
curd Fails far short nf the limit OF your own polit
cal experienced tender anew our most cordial well
come, aud have now only to express hope that you
may long, long live enjoy thai liberty yuu have
eminenrlv contributed to maintain and that here
after when your seasons Ot retirement You recall
the incidents 81 your present Journey, Oh may YOU
then remember much to enltven much to amuse, and
much, very much to animate, but no!hing-no, moth.
ing whatever To regret. -.s
1t is estimated that there are 81 millions of sheep
in England, the annual value of whose woolis 6
1000, about $33,QO0O00. This manufactured
into CLOTH is estimated to be worth at least $780,
000,000. .s7sa3 3 -,.-.
Injunction. Wednesday last was the day as
signed fer the sale of the Railroad, In case the
amount subscribed under the late ARTICLES of agree
ment, should not then be paid. When the hour of
sale arrived, about $1,000 were yet unpaid. The
Commissioners had no other course left bueto SELL
and gave notice that they were, ready to receive
bids. But none were made; and IN the course Of
an hour after, an injunction, granted by Judge
Church., was served upon them. prohibiting the
sale till after the sitting of the Superior Court in
February next.-B,fdge pert Former, Noo. 2s.
Prcsecutions.-We learn that the committee
appointed to confer with the city bondholdcrs,
have called upon most of those residing in the city
of New York. All expressed willingness to alb
stain from further prosecutions, provided the cit-
zens will agree to abide by the, decision Of the SUI
preme Court of this State regard to the liability
ofprivate property. A meeting Of the citizens was
held yesterday afternoon at which vote to this eff
fectwas taken. The decision Of the Court, as may
well be supposed, will be looked fer with anxiety
by the owners of property in BridgeFort.-I6id.
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IeAhfS' a. Splendid Satin and Ealierne.
Sg 20 "'isa efava's end SGock. 'f,s sale hv
4. PHEGRs,
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AnO Their Arrival from Alba.

ENHTS day arrived, direct from Albany,
L. another cargo and still greater assert
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MORE NEw GOODS,
JUST RECE1VED!

DLACK aud blue black Alpacas, some Of
- which are Silk Warp and very humid
some black silk VelVetS; black silk firm.
ges o: different widths Cherry .coIored
silks; Cont cord, binding, buttons and a
general assortment of trimmings, with many
other goods. C. il. WEBB.
November, Goth, 1913. II
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NOTICE

rs hereby given 10 all persons who are IL
Il able TO pay State tax 10 the town OF
Harwinton OIL Levy 1912 and also those on
the west part OF said town who are liable to
pay town tax on said Levy, that the ndcr-
signed will meet them at the house of John
Scovill, on Saturday the S0ih day Of Dec.
l643 for the purpose Of receiving said tax.
neglecting this opportunity must expect 10
pay the fees the law allows for travel.
B. B. ALFRED, Collector.
Harwinton, Nov. 2Ylh 1913. % 3w
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To the holders Of The Bonds and other unsecured
Indebtedness Of the Housatonic Rail Road
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-01-17
ZACHARIAH B. LANE, M. D.
w. E. PLEASANT, M. D.
Y GREEN H. BARRY, M. ID,
New York, October,

New York, October, lS4l.
DR.. Hull--Dear Sir One Of my daughters,
aged II years, was troubled for about eighteen
months with hacking cough, broken and DIS
turbed sleep, &c. She was fast wasting away,
although she ate quite heartily. Several physi-,
clans attended her without any benefit. From
reading the directions accompanying your Worm
Iozenges. describing the symptoms of worms,
thought she might be thus troubled, and accor-
dinghy procured box, which to my surprise,
perfectly cured her in one week. They are a
most excellent medicine, and believe my daugh-
ter owes her life 10 them. Yours, &c.
EPAPHRODITUS ELKTON.
DIR. Smith knew child that was cured OF hts
by these Lozengcs, after three years suffering,
and when nothing else would give her the least
relief He has used them in his practice for the
last two years in several hundred cases, and al
ways with success. A boy on board of one of
the New Orleans Packets, was cured OF tits by
only one dose of them. {.
Mr.. Fulsom of Spring Street, cured three OF
his children of worms by only one box.
Captain Griffin cured his child 8 years old, by
only three doses: She had been given up by the
physicians as incurable, and was fast wasting
away, being almost reduced to skeleton: Inc
doctors could not tell what allied the child, and
the father in reading tire symptoms OF worms,
thought possibly they might be the cause OF all
the olnculIy, ana consequent! oPpr1o w.
Hull, who gave her box of his Worm LozeDges
after the first dose the child ran to her father
frightened at the large auantity'of worms that
came from her. She is now as well and hearty
as any child, and no doubt has been saved from
an early grave by only three doses OF these Lo
zenges.
Mr.. w Hopewel, East Broadway, gave then
to his child, and they brought away the worms
by hundreds
Parents should always keep these Lozengei
in the house, for they are the best medicine thai
can be administered to children afflicted will
worms. Children will take them as readily al
the most delicious sugar candy.
These Lozenges are put up neatly in boxes
price 25 cents box. For sale at Liberty, Miss
by Messrs Doniclla & Rudd.