Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-18
SKERMAN'S
WcEM LICENCES.

| E1ROVED in more than 400, 900 cases TO be in.
! H. fable; the only certain worm-destroy hg
medicine discovered. Many diseases arise
! from and occasion long and intense suffering
and even death, without their ever being suspect
! ed grown persons very often siiliced with
them and doctored for various complaints, with
out any benefit; when one dose Of these Lozen-
! gers would speedily them
| Dr. Gafen Hunter, los Sixth Av., knew a child
that cured of fits by these Lozenges, after
three years suffering, and nothing else would give
the least relief. He has used them in his practice
for the last years in several hundred cases. and
always with success. A boy on board OF one Of
the Havre Packets was cured of fits by only one
dose OF them.
Mr.. Lorng w. Gross, SO Fulton ST., cured three
of his children Of worms by one box
Capt. Coffin, Of Nantucket, cured his child 8
years old, by only three doses be had been given
up by the physicians as incurable, and was fast
wasting away, osing almost reduced 10 skeleton
The doctors. could not tell what allied the child, and
the father, in reading the symptoms of worms,
thought possibly they might be the cause OF all the
difficulty, and consequently applied TO DR. Sherman
who gave him box Of his Worm Lozenges; after
the 6rs dose the child to his father, frightened
at the large quantity of worms that came from
him, He i. as well and hearty as any child
and no doubt has been saved fcm an early grave
by only three doses of these Lozenges.
M. j. Murphy, 80 North ST., Philadelphia,
applied to by poor woman whose daughter, 2
years old, had been sick for nearly three years !;
her stomach was as large a grown persons, beI
arms and legs so swollen that she could not walk
or help herself, althoug h she could eat as much
two lsborng men. Two celebrated doctors
had exhausted their skill without any benefit; the
father had spent ali he could raise and was dis
couraged, he abandoned all idea OF doing any thing
more for her, and looked 10 death alone TO take
her out of her misery. Mt Murphy believing il a
case of worms, gave her a box Of Sherman's Loz
-enges and in two days she returned with joy beam
ing in her eyes. and said the Lozenges had saved
her child's llfe The frstdose brought away nearly
a pint of worms in one living mas she afterw ards
counted over 400 that discharged besides
the mass-whch she could not The child
was literally eaten up with theu-anothet living
witness Of the almost miraculous efficacy OF Sher-
mans Lozepges
Dr. Zabriskie, Is Duane ST., has used them 10
over 700 cases, some of them of the most alarming
character, and always with the greatest success.~
young lady ] years old supposed to be in
decline; several physicians had attended her and
given her up lncurabe. She had distressing
cough, was so weak she could not set up but few
minutes at a time, and had every Appearance OF
speedy dissolution. On the brink OF her grave az
il were, she took dose OF Sherman's Lozenges;
they seemed to give her new lite--she persevered,
and less than one box restored her operiect health
The Lozenges saved her from an untimeiy death
Benjamin F. Goodsreed, 1870 Sixth Ay, has
used them in his family for two years, with entire
success.
DmEcTioSs FOR UsE-One Lozenge is dose
for a child two years old, two for one four years
three for one eight years, and FIVE for an adut--to
be taken every other morning, fasting; OF on go.
ing bed If the stomach is empty, till cure is
effected. Seldom more than tive or three doses
will be required, and often one dose will be sufi.
Client. Some kinds of worms are brought away ..
live, others dead, in Jelly like moss, as il they
were all ground Up. When the stomach is foul,
they will sometimes cause sickness, and possibly
vomiting; but nothing injurious can resul, from
il. Should the Loxenges be taken when there il
no worms no injury can arise from them.
AGENTS FOR LOZENGES.
William Dorsey, Martinsburg; p. A. Entlsr,
Shepherdstown VIM. Anderson. Harpers Ferry;
G. wyakoop, r. H. Coolsas, HsdgcsyiIlsi }. ".
Beard & Co. Charlestown.
Febtuay2, 1857.