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STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEnorFA, 50.
At Prubats Court holden at the Probate ofFScs IN
Danvil.e Ia said district, the OH day OF JAnu-
AIRY, \. u. ISi4
ATOsEs KII'TREDGE. Administrator Of ths
w Estate ofJOHN IDE, late OF 81 Johnsbur,
in said district deceased presents Ia the Court here
bis petition ia writing, setting forth the amount Of
debts due Il ON said JeceAsrd of the charges of adj
miu,,raiou aud of the value uf the personal estate
representing that the rsonsl - insufficient 10
pay said debts aud charges, nnd praying the Court
here giant him license sell the whole Of the rra4
estate Of said deeeassdo the purpose of liseharsng
SAID debts aud charges-Nhe reupon 1t il ordered
by the Court here that said application lie heard and
decided a Probate Court To be holden at the Pro.
bate Office IN DIhville aforesaid, the 30th day Of
January, A. ID. 1914 1t 10 O'clock ia the forenoon;
and that said Administrator cause all persons inter
esied to be notified of said application, aud Of the
time and place Of hearing. by publishing copy Of
this order three weeks succsssiyey the Caedonisn
a newspaper printed al 81. IohRsbury. 10 said Jis-
iries all of which publications shsll be pTeviocs te
the time Of hearing.
SAMUEL q. MATToCKs. Iusss.
true copy. 3JTW3
Attest. SAMUEL D. MATToCKs, JsdVs.
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oats ats ntHrWECT.
The Hon. the Probate t.uu .a. thc Di-iiict q.
foresaid-To 81 pcr-nts canr isd IN Shs Esia's
Of jaws MoREIIL. late Of y o. dcrCasgj,
GHEgrtxa.
XKTuEaEAs. Nehemiah CODY T. EErcutar -
Wv said deccs~ej has 9ui Boz It.. ooar his apple
cation for the further tsu. 0lour vnaf nons the 2uh
Jay Of January ls4i. g. rake 90, ucnt " tar dyhls
and close The ssttlcmrtA ~ said SITE.
Therefore, You are he,sly uoii3fl % aIpe.f o. q
session Of the Probate coutt. 10 10 hohiru 10
Probate Ohice in frlsburgh 90 o. q Wee esjsy
Of February next. and she's esa=' a any va have
why the ,lme should not - sStsnJ-l sisressiG
And this order shall he Faalished o. rBs weeks sue
cessiyely ia tie Caedonian, ,ri1lrd At - J, hns-
bury, beiorr the day assgned 81 h' bring.
Given uadrr my hand a. IfsAuish, this iS,k
day Of January, A. ID. lslt
a3sw3 GEO lie Ju3sr.
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NOTICE.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that the partner
A ship heretofore existing between the sutScri-
tiers at Lyndon Corner in the s'dd'ing aud harness
business, i. ths day by mutual consSnt dissolved
All Indebted to The late hIn are requ sed to make
se,,Iemrnt with joel Buttcseld. who will carry on
the business a, the oil sand. and he rriuTgs his
most SINCERE thanks his fTiruds aud customers for
the IbrrsI patronage they have given him and hopes
tLat Inv strict attenIon business he shall merit al
least his share Of patronage.
JOEL BuTTERFIELD,
CHARLES MILLER.
Lyndon, January 8, ts44 S37wS
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STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA, sA.
Az Psvbais Coun hoidsn 81 The Ptsbatr OfHcs "a
Dansill~. IN SD dl rCt. o. sAo i@gA DAY Of Jan.
uary. A. y. istA-
rtALNgN STOKE. Adaninisrstss af the Estate
y ofsALNiN STONE, late 81 81. Jshnsbary,
n he tauut. 81 Cslcdaui4 deceased. pre-ents his
of saiEanstratien against said for sl
Doe ancs--A hrEsupon % 10 OFdgIsd ~ Sad court
laai sasi Aaailsfttihf muiiy IN ta,Uieslsd
iu SAD cst-'e spfsaf Ploiss Coat o. ss -
'rn 81 thc Psatagc Digeu ~ Saa2 npust.le 90 fhs
9'st Hsy .TFsssusrs. 4. y, tSat. sui o,srt % tha
4svaiirr Of ssii scesGnt. dihsy cause. ~ p1b-
-hiag copy ofhe rrcorj q THIS oTdsr thrrr Ruaks
successfully t-,c Caiciouian neWspapVr Ftiutsd
81 81 IUausoary. Ven said district.
SAMUEL ID. MATTOCKs. Judsr.
true copy 33TNa
AursL SAMUEL b. MATToCKs, Jodss.
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CEAM,&GAEES
In Ia oton. y = i'th 'es, ~ gss. u. fsf-
hanks, OLtvEn y. nnswS, Esq. OF Coventry, 20
Miss HARuIEs IAIsaAsNs, 90 Lttietnn.
H. G. idaal, Dee. 10 ~ Joha Dudgr. 49, Nf
-- G5ULD. o. Bafh. y ~ 20 Mes MAHTWs.
daughtCr o. Ardrew Srirh. Of GatdhalL
In Dlnv.'le Isn. IS. ~. CLTssos, % Mi-s E,ft-
LY Ia xGMAin.
IN Ns,,tury Sep a.. by Rev. O-man q. rass',
Mr. Calvin Stevens cts'i q iia-ts ck, 70 Mes iu-
cy Jane Brock, " Nesaay.
IN Browning los bv ey 4 l.. Tsiizbt w 2.
u. merrill 10 Mis- s1fst ~ Iiunfoon both ~ O.
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TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER.-The ST.

! TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER.-The ST.
Louis Republican of the 9Th inst gives the particulars
Of most terrible disaster, which occurred three
miles below that city on the 4th, and resulted in the
death If bet'ceen thirty and forty persons. The
steamboat Shephcrdess, from Cincinnati, struck n
snag, and instantly began to fill with water. Most Of
the passengers in the gentemen's cabin had retired
to their births the ladies were generally in their night
dress, and some 70 or 80 persons were on deck. In
a few moments, the water rose to the lower deck,
whence screams and cries soon heard, and
eral persons in the water The water
rushed in with tremendous rapidly, and in about three
minutes up to the floor Of the upper cabin. A
portion of those the deck saved by getting
into the yawI which was loose, and rowed to the
shore with broesn.
The water rapidly, that it soon became nee
essary for all to seek safety upon the hurricane deck
Much difficulty experienced in doing so, for the
bow sunk deep, that the only access by
tho stern 1t beev ed that all the inmates of the
cabin reached the hurricane roof
After the boat struck the snag drifted down The
stream and few hundred yards below struck anoth-
err snag which was far out of the water. This threw
the boat nearly on her beams end, the larboard
side. Drifting from this snag. she again urched to
the siarboard and each lurch several persons
washed of. Some of them reached the shore, but
many were drowned. A short distance below, tho
hull struck bluff bank, which again careened her
nearly on her beams end. Here the hull and cabin
parted The hull sunk, and lodged bar above
Carondeet and the cabin oated down to the point Of
the bar below that place, where lodged and remain
ed. OF those lost, the following all that are
known:-Seven slaves owned by Mr. Nina, Of Va;
three children Of Levi Craddock of Davidson Co.
Tenn {; the wife and three children Of Mr. Green, Of
the same place; a and daughter Of Mr. Wright of
AIechlenberg, Va and two children; Captain A. How
ell, of the Shcpherdess, Of Covngton ky.-suPPosed
to have been washed overheard by urch ofthe boat,
while ringing the bell. Three other bodies had been
found. This makes TwENTY-rHREE known to
have been lost; but the Republican says that intell
gent persons from the number known to have been
on board estimate the total loss between 80 S 40.
A list of the survivors is published but find no
in that list, that Of the dead, of persons be-
longing to this section of the country. The RePub
lican pays the following high tribute of praise TO
young named Rober, Bullock, Of Maysville, Ky.
for his heroic conduct in rescung the passengers lie
was up al the time the boat struck. He seems 10
have abandoned all idea OF himself, and turned his
whole attention to saving the and children.
When every male person had deserted the cabin, ne
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ABEL cARrENTER,s ESTATE.

'ENIE ,1hscribors having been appointed by he
Hon. Probate COur. for the District Of Cpledo-
MA commissioners, 90 receive. examine and sdiust
W, ,n G. Hms aud demands Of ~ persons asainst ths
Estate Of
ABEL CARPENTER
late OF Lyndon, In said district deceased frprs-
senc'l in-olvent. and the torn II sir rnosths feD
NE II" Day Of Drcemhrr sta. being allowed by sail
Couf1 70 me eiedno's ~ .s'd drcraati 70 eHbh and
prove their respective claims lefsre us-D. 49,.
notice that sc sih ausni % ib. tui.ss OF ouf an
lniut'nsnt AZ the 60rhug leuse ~ Nts Atir,i
Wdisfi 10 l.yninn. Or SID lisirtrt 90 a.. ssre.4
Day u Mach snA 90 ihs aif dav q Iuns urtt IS
! u'clofk. sicirouu. On each ~ sail dare
~ItA~ HOrGWTON
WELCOME BEMf-S.
l.ssl.-u. Jan. !! - I6fa. aavs1
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In springfield. 90 -erl 90. Ain IUptrH Tovrs-
ENn, aged C3-gifr o. A. Wl.lli ToAh--nd Cor
merly of Wneeorh ".
IN Woodsiock 18TH blsf Mrs Cllr-sa = VIE u
IIon. Titus liutriuss5n. a4si 05.
lr Grsenhborou a., De- 20. or the -rpzg, Maryrfi,
aged years moths ani DAYS, Only d4ariief az
Dav aud Beisoy Roliin,
r. Wheciock. pcc. 90. Charles 'Ibrft. sgsj I
ycar 9 mouihs and % dag. only ssn Of Add,sya and
MARI White
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tnlHANH ufsrRtCr.
The Hon. the Probs'e Csur - ths Disiust % or
leans. To al per,ous Goa ned in the Esiai~ Of
PAUL Coos, ia. &c ~ Oiuvvr, in Sad disuict
decreased, 0HENrINs.
XKTHEHEAs, Cyrus Bemis I'D Auua Coot, Ad-
w minisifators al aaiI ds-r -sl have Glrj be- the
court application g. usau u ihr ualr f.g
year from the htsl ily ai rruary nest 90 snake
payment OF me d,bts aguinai eat estate. Ther1ofs
you are hereby Houhra Ia app brfarv t.T Probate
aluTe said q sSion thereof ta bs hadsa 81
Irssbnrgh the ~ Nejata'lY Il Fo5ruary neat
and show cause Why tar 40 sid oct b. cate drI
aforesaid.
And tbs order shall - pail o, 81 ifrr sesks sue
cessiVely IN tho CaicJu tan prH I'd ~ 81 JaLbsh.I-
ry, hsiptc the day assiw,fyd 90 hranng
Given under my hs"j a. lfaltl tgt. tas % tsy
Of January. 4. ID. 1874.
33Sw3 EElL NAE Judge.
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4 FlRN FORSALE.

fE7Hl sub.cribcr aGrrs g. sa,c FAEM SITUATED
10 the north wfttsrjy flt ct Air.y. m.l-s from
~ Hdon corner aiming 40 acres, "a Ising part
81 the Old Agl -ra 40 cs..l, afiaring ihe JaYHF
farm 10 l.yrdan. vuA uafy que and .aru, apa a.
excellent qualify o. bod I'D gsui sussT ntrhsfI
the recon. aud susail, dist 1910 NOV ia, uare anI
pa.turiug Terms LrarahL. o. ths putcI assr
4 not sold lgfifs 49, 6r-t Of March sd iafm will
BE- sold Of suction. - isrtcf particulars iuguifs
of Charles RogeFs 81 Whas..r 3, or Beef Fur.sr Of
Dnrer. N IL AS. o.
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WHAT A WHALEK,-1hs sP' ngheld, Ill., Jo=r
nal suys: 'Mr Hstchns. Of Issn county, lately
brought hog to this city, which, though but three
years old, and not fai. weighed fourteen hu ldrsf
pounds The hog bosags TO the family Of Berksi rss:
aud sight Of him will ssIi.fy those who have
tPathy against that respectable family that Berslires
grow TO any TeaS0aab!s size-h ], 100 pounds
viii limit their wi.hes in this respect -
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"BRIrIsH GoLD."-A eouesPund snt OF he n. Y.
Express says that certain persons VA tr gland are ready
to contribute any amount Of money m extending free
trade doctrines IN t. country. BY boy ng u? presses
and indgiiuA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-22

DR. Samuel ParSrnan. Of Boston. has cen appointed
Professor Of Descriptive and Surgical ANATOMY Ut
Csstlsson College
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-Monday Jan. Is.

BRIGHTON MARkET.-MOnday Jan. 10.
Reported fsr the Daily Advertiser.
~ market, $50 Beef Cattle, 2Oc0 Sheep, and
90 Swine. 100 bee cattle unsold
Prices.-iecf Carle-We quote extra at 20 a
{ so; First quality rs 1; second qualify $3.50
a 3 75;-thrd quahy a 80,
sheep-smaIi lots l so TO 81. we,hors from
. so to 80 so
SWine-No lots soal-ut retail Coz a Ia IS.
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-rATE nF NERMnNT.

bfaratCr 0RLEAVs
AZ a Probate Couu hHlrn 10 Irisauf a.. Nuhin snI
Jr lhs D.strict as,rtsa su che l7jh dsy 81 Janu-
ary. 4. y lsft-
!u.ifamrnt FuTporirg % De tie last VIII
ard Te,iaasut q AHsrH srtvrsrru late -
Coventry. lafe Orirans. On $50 Dssrict. decreased
IVES presented ~ he cuurt bfc f Probate. by fhs-
"a Sy,svs.tT lhr Erccut8r thsrvin nameJ--
bsfrio5e "a 70 ofd.rcd by std C0usr that spahlia
nctrc ht given % 81 psraans iutrar thsrria o. 49,
pear belfe sa'd vouTt, thsrsoi 10 10 hal
drn 81 lfasaargh he l4ih Day az Fstsuafy A. ID.
ls4i. sod coHtcsi he probate st saM WA and
q Is further ordsfei that ths order he puLlishsd
three wesks succss-iysiy b. the Calsdnnisn ness.
rarer Printsd s. Iashary IA thia staia tho ias,
~ Whish shsh ~ prssiJus h. thr dsy nssianai fsF
hearing.
Given under my hsud II thr R,ris,st's OH-s.
thts l7th Coy Of January A h. 1894
31sw3 GEO. hTE IaBa~
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PREBLE STREET HOESE.

PORTLAND. .ifE.
FN1HE solscrber ~uuiS inf5fa hts friends sud tha
pRilic The siciuIiF ~ Vefmant sad Nss
Eampshre. that De- stN cav tiuurs % CARR 90 he
PuhlC slso hGaius~s De oI sfnud in prehls a..
The Hcuss b i0catei wiihiu r,sls 81 he Markst
aad b1.iuees pa5i - the eiiys the lIaasa hss had
istEr sddoaa made 80 q tho pat srasof, ,he stslas
8. tho largest lae cty anI silualod hat a Esd
"a tras un3 eirisgrs stand und~r csser snd safety
l1,kri %. The hOuse ~ calcuiatwl "a pf~s4ly Glr
ulsdium prce hu-iacss Huass, sod tho pfopristor
pIrjgss hiusssif thai nohing SHALL 10 WanilaE an hu
para % make q ssrseshie house 90 iAo tsaye..F
and 81 shs may favor hin yah cali
g36n.2is JEREMIAH q. LEAVETT
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went from state, room to stete room, wherever he
heard child cry, and took it OUT and passed it up TO
the hurricane deck. In this way he saved several
women und children. His last effort was TO pass up
the Ohio fat girl-2l0 pounds, With the assistance
Of one two others on the hurricane deck no sue
ceeded short time after getting on deck the boat
made iurch, and Bullock took to the water and
SWAN to the Illinois shore, His coat he had given
lady on the wreck. When he reached the shore
he found two young ladies', who had been put on
shore in skf', and who, benunrbed with the cold
were determined TO go to sleep. by great excrlion.
he succeeded IN getting them to Cuhoka.
lEPMR SHADES Speech, the continuation Of
which we have omitted this week, will be re-oom-
menced next week. The remainder relates 90 the
Texan question and slavery. by the way. severed
errors more or less ir,rounnt. Fss=s4 annotcrd,
which the re dCr doubtless observed.
lTMR RivEs LETTER, we publish as a re-
cord Of the dougs AID sayings OF the day. lie has
heretofore been deemed occupying position less
favorable to Ma Clay than lis Letter to indi-
cate. Though not altogether Wing he is dead
ganst Mauy.
iOPhon, me murderer of two wives, was hung
at Baltimore or tho 9th inst. 20 900 persons, it is
said, were Pr'snnt At his request he executed
half an hour b''ore his time expired. lie showed no
signs Of Peniterce, and to lis Judge hardened
murderer
ITREJEcfED, by the Senate Of the U. States,
the nomination 'f George II. Profit, as Minister TO
Bruz-and ths! too, unanimously. The nominal
tons of d. Carr, Minister 10 Constaniinople,
and Mr. Rencher, as Minister to Portugal, have been
confirmed.
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REsIoNATIoN oFMR SPRAGUL OF RHODE
IsLAND.-The Hon William STrague. on Tuesday
last, resigned his in the se sate Of the UnHed
States. The Providence Joarnai says-"The regret
which at any time his eonstitasats would have fet at
which takes fom the public service his sound
and omineatly practical cal snts Is greatly in
creased, by the melancholy and ;r'siral cause which
has impelled him 20 this stop
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MEMBERS OFCO.NGRESS.

We have the pleasure to state tina, the Governor
and Council have counted the official returns, Of the
trials in the third SIXTH and seventh Congre
ona Districts in this State. The Hon. OSMYN d \.
KER, in the sixth District, and the Hon. JULIUS
ROCKWELL, in the seventh, elected, and have
been officially notified OF their election These gen.
tleman will, of course proceed at to Washington
and AXE their seats. There WIS no elsciion in he
third District. The Hon. AMOS ABBOTT wanted
about 20 votes Of election lie will undoubtedly
be elected at the next uial - b ItOn .4iiGs.
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BOSTON MARKET Jan. 10.
FLOUR Howard 81 4 81 a oo, Western e1nu
5 90 5 %.
BUTTER 80 per III.
CHEESE. Al asa do do
WOOi--A good demand ccntiuues wuh Ftudua'
improving pft,ss- ssls, Of Westsrn, uboIi $4,000
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NE 80 subscribers hrinF appain.ad ~ lha
w Hnn Probate Cnurt Go me nisiFirt 81 Oiiasns
cpinrissonsfa, 10 rscrtsv. srnrnne. and adjust su
cIairna and drsnanda az 80 Isfsssr a1ainst Ire e.
tats ~ EPHRAiN wNLIE,
tsts 81 CEsitsbury, 10 suB aistrcL deessssd. fsp-
rarcuied soteut' anh 81 risi1ns aai deraants sEh.
hiea IN ehar' taerrta. afd uituhs foa this aatr
tsing allowed So that Parpoae hcisly gssa notics
that ~ ell sftrnd o. ne tutiuess ~ our appt.ut
mrut o. The dwelling hs0ss ofl.ury Wylis. N ssid
tFai,.bury, on the isi 2sy 81 March and ihs 9Th
~ q ians uuri. Rom . O'Clock. A. n. uuu io1r
clocG. r. NJ. cash % saiI dafs
ISAAC HONET.
JOHN CHASE Cersnfi..fepss.
NATHL y. NELSON, y
Cranshu-y lao q 1894 ass
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rOWWIssIlNEE- NUTIOr

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
N. =. tae suhsrfii,srs. briar appaiatsd Nv he
w iloaur.his ras F-1batr Cuau &C. tha bistuet
q pTleHus, commissioner % rrrrivs sraaiua snd
alust all e.ans ard Demands ~ 90 persons sxainsl
ths estate 81 ERAsTUS HATCH,
laiv ~ ~ agud be ssti nsirisi derep.sa rsro..neg
Irsoissut, s1d ai csfuls anI demands r1h,ttrd ia
ohsrt hsroa. end s.s months iFnta this dsis isirr
ahoe 81 So that pgrpu-e, hrrrby aiyr notice h ws
VII arrni o. tls husiness ~ ouF appointment %
t1s dwrIlirg hoU-s ~ wid1w AnlnnIa Match in sa.l
huIlau3,' ~ ~ MsBjss Of juno ustt % s'-lsck
A.
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SALE OF SECTION SIXTEEN.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of
the 18th section oil an act entitled ian act to pro-
vide for the sale of section SIXTEEN granted by Con-
gress for the use of schools, passed January 20,
1921 will offer for sale at the courthouse in
Woodsfield, Monroe County Ohio, on the 18th day
of October next, the following tract ofland, lying
and being in Monroe County, Ohio, with ali the
improvements thereon, and sell the same to the
highest bidder, for sum not less than the amount
due the State, including the expenses of sale, to witt
the east half of the south east quarter of section I6,
township 4, and range 6, being the same purchased
by Wm Mason & Daniel Gray, November 25, 1887.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M
JOHN M. KIRKBRIDE,
Auditor M. C. o.
Auditors Office, Woodsi field, Aug. 20, 1874.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ON Monday the 4th day OF November, 1914,
between the hours ofl0 o'clock A. M. and O'Clock
p NJ of said day, at the door of the courthouse,
in the town of Woodslield, Monroe County Ohio;
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate, as the property of Abel Atkinson Decd
TO wit: the north part of the north east quarter of
section IL, township three, and range four, bound
ed as follows the south by the lands of Sarsiield
Clark, the west by quarter section line and the
lands of Stephen Atkinson; OIL the north by Sec
ton line, and on the east by said section line sup
posed to contain sixty acres-Terms one half the
purchase money in hand, and the balance in IL
months with interest from date. To be sold SUBJ
ject to the dover estate of Mary Mays oIss
MARTIN TROY, Admir-
November A, 1874. 32:5t
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.

SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES are the sa,
= fest, most sure and efectual remedy for Coughs
Colds, Consumpfions, Whooping Cough Asthma,
Iyghtness ofMe Lungs or Chest, &c. &c. The
proprietor has never known an instance where they
did not give perfect satisfaction. Several thousand
boxes have been sold within the last year, restoring
to health persons in almost every stage of consump-
ton, and those laborng under the most distressing
colds and coughs.
Jonathan Howarth, esq the well known temper
ance lecturer took a severe cold last January by
sleeping in damp sheets that seemed to have settled
IN consumption. He raised good deal of bloody
matter, and his cough was so harrassing and nces-
SAINT that he could get no rest by day or night AT
ter trying various remedies without relief, he tho't
that death alone would relieve him of his misery.
But by the advice of a lady he purchased box of
Sherman's Cough Lozenges; they gave him great
relief, and to his surprise aayed his cough, made
him rest easy, and enabled him to sleep sound all
night; three days. use of them made new man of
him, and he is recommending Sherman's Lozenges
to all his acquaintance.
sHERMANs WORM LozENGEs
Are the only infaible worm destroying medicine
ever discovered. 1,400, 900 boxes have been sold,
and not failure has ever been known. They des-
troy all kinds of worms, and cannot injure where
there are none.
Three diB;rent persons cured Of Worms by the
F. T. & Co. l47 Main street, Cincinnati: Gentle
men.-My.wife has been afflicted with worms from
the age of three years, and has been without
them. She resided at Middletown, Butler county.
At times, she has been so afflicted with worms as
to require the attendance of two of the best phys-
clans N the pace-one doctoring her for one com
plant, and for another, but getting worse she
removed to Madison, and was under the hands of
two of the most celebrated physicians of that place,
but all did her no good. She came to Cincinnati
some time since, and began to despair of getting
better: indeed she got so bad, the worms came up
in her throat-her sulierings became almost ntoer-
able. Hearing of the many cures performed by
Sherman's Lozenges, she thought she would try
them last August. stepped in your store and got
a box of the worm lozenges, and have every rea-
son to rejoice that l did She took but ONE
HALF BOX, when the worms came from her In
lunches | could not be positive, but would sup
pose that there were from fifty to sixty in each
bunch The last dose brought several white worms,
from twelve TO fifteen inches long She began to
get well, and felt better than she had for years. Be-
ing cured, she gave the balance Of the box to
neighbor by the name of Herald, who lives short
distance from us,who has two chcren, one five and
the other two years ofage, who were much troub-
led with worms, and have heard since that by the
time they had used up the box, both children were
entirely cured"
The above is from Mr.. r. Richards, Lawrence
street, near Front.