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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

The Savah..ah Gcol "ian oi the Sih inSl saws:
! The Democratic Meetings in all portions oi the
country heard from. in favor of Polk, Dallas and
the remuneration Of Texas. are o! the most cheer
ing character Ia the advocates OF those principles
advocated by The Republican party of !lS and 90.
The meeting al Oglehorpc Hall in this city, on
Thursday evening, was distinguished for an en-
husiasm springing from The hearts and minds OF,
and regulated by the calm reason of, Independent,
iieemen. The resolutions adopted the address
es of Mr.. McAlli>er Mr. Jones, and Capt Ward
spoke the sentiments OF Democratic Chatham.
Sin the Richmond Enquirer Of Tuesday. IRE
ceived yesterday in new dress, or as the Editors
express il, with "ncw arms for the campaign
columns enlarged and capacities Of solid useful
ness eXtcnded,) we have the proceedings of;he De-
mocratic Association or Spartan Band Of Rich
mond, Va pledsing those able men in the sup
port of James K Polk and George NJ. Dallas, and
embodying as their resolves those eternal princ-
pies recognised BY Gov. Polk in his inaugural adj
dress of October 1889 and embodied in The rcso-
luions of the late Baltimore Convention. II is q
happy coincidence that these laSi resolutions
were incorporated with their own, b. the Demo-
Gratis of Richmond and Chatham Savannah, J
without any other concert than that of common
interest which distinguishes the Democrats of the
Union"
The meetings in the interior of Georgia are
in0Sl patrloilc ana ful Oh int American SpirN. In
the last Federal Union we were furnished with
the proceedings of large meeting in Jasper, on
the 9Th ult., Gen. ]. w. Buney in the Chair, in
favor of immediate annexation and suggesting
the propriely Of Convention of Young men 10 I've
held at the Indian Springs OH the 10Th July next,
and requesting The friends oi the immediate rc-
annexation OF Texas to The United States, in the
several counties of Georgia, 10 send delegates 10
the same
In Putnam county, a meeting attended by the
friends of annexation Of both Political parties,
rallriDg together as one man. in support Of their
common country. and viewing the subject as one
OF the most vital magnitude 10 the South was hell
on the 25th ult. Mr.. John Hudson presided
Colonel Alexander s. Reid acted as Secretary
Major D. R. Adams offered the resolutions. and
they were supported by Doctor Joel Branhaln,
Greene Virgins Esq. David h Roach, Major
D. Il. Adams, and Colonel James A. Wngfeld,
who elected the cheers and plaudi,s of the meet
ing. The resolutions, on motion OF VIM. Tur-
ner, Esq. were concuTed in without 4 dissenting
voice
These are but two or three ont Of many enlhu
sastic meetings in Georgia.
After remarks on these proceedings, the Gcor-
gian uses the following language relative 10 the
Treaty:]
The Earl OF Aberdeen hopes that Congress
will not agree 10 the Treaty with Texas VIII.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

The Hon. joins WINSTON JoSEs-!n The COM
ing week, This noble, irue and faithful Represent
alive of our District will address the people Of
Richmond We are authorized 10 announce this.
and will hereafter name the day and place when
his constituents will have the pleasure Of greet
ing him. Whose ability, private and public rir-
tues, and fidelity in their service, have secured
for him their unbounled admiration gratitude
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

ii. W. lay before our rcadcrs The able srcc"i
Of Mr. McDullc on lie ratification Of the Treaty
II is in part rcpig 10 lie speech Of Col. Benton
which the Wings have adopted and cry up as Tie
crack speech on their side Of the question. We
shall publish, ifpossible, Mr.. Walkers more Ella
borate ami scalins reply. In tire same connec-
ton, We have received Tie mastery letter of Dix
on IL. Lewis Esq, Of Alabama, in favor Of re-
annexation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14
WORTHY OF COZ p NJ JOHNSON

Trr RIGHT WAY To TALK-Col. Johnson, the
real Hero ofthe Thames holds the following Ian
.ua.c in reference 10 the duty 81 the Dcmocra-
cv after the Baltimore nomination:
when that is done. no mater how much we
may he disappointed. we miistall. with one voice,
harmonize, and, a. Spartan Band, insure victo-
~ by cnula,ing and vicins with each other who
can give the strongest evidence OF his patriotic de-
vnlion Il Smeioi0r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

TN Y-VRGSiA:-At Rules he'll
/ in The Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for Caroline County,
on the 81 day Of June. 1911:
Daniel DeIarnett, Piain;a,
against
A. NJ Green James d. Coleman ami
others, Defendants
The defendants, A. NJ Green, and Atwell [.
Coleman, no, having entered their appearance
and given security, according TO the Act oil A.
sembly and the Rules OF this Court ana II ap-
pcaring by satisfactory evidence, mat tney are
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, 1t is Or
dercd, ,ha, the said defendants appear before The
Judge of our Court a, the &c cOurhous e., on the
The ia ;ntifi and hata copy ofthis order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published IN
IL, ndpostci at the front door OF the cour-house
Of this county.
A Copy. Te>te,
R6BT. HUDGIN, c. c.
Jupsll lo-v2m
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT THE CITY
HALL TONIGHT.

- In accordance with resolution adopted by
the Sliockoe Hill Association. the Democratic
Republicans OF Inc City OF Richmond. are request
cd 10 meet al the Civ Hall this (FRlDAl( eve
ming the ih inst, at O'Clock, Tor the purpose OF
appointing Delegates to the Democratic State
Convention 10 he held in The Town Of Charlot,cs-
vile on the third Monday in August next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

EIrud from letter OF member Of Congress
dated Washington. June 18th, 1914" 10 4
gentleman in this City:
The handwriting is upon the wall, written in
letters of living light, 50 that Wings thcmselve,
are learning to read it-and it is. that Polk and
Dallas wM be cl,ctsd. No Democrat here now
doubts i'll
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NIAIIRIAGES.

Married on the 30th OF May at Oakland Hill
Chesterfield, the residence Of Mrs NJ t. Goode,
by the Rev. John O. Turpn MIR. Samuel =
Gresham OF King & Queen county, 10 Miss
Lucy II. Childrcy, formerly of Henrico county
- The Whg will please conr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

THRUST SALE.-By virtue of a Deed ot'
i Trust executed 10 the subscriber. by Chas
II Mallory and wife, and duly recorded in TIL.
Clerks Office of Hanovcr County Court will IL,
sold TO the highest bdGcr. ON the PREMISE, ON
Monday the alh Of July next, il fair, II moi, on
the next fair day thereafter for The purposes there
in expressed a snail piece Of land, lying in the
said county, on the Southanna river. and on liz.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road, containing ten acres. on which there is I;
good two story Dwelling House, Kitchen and
Shocship-all new, and built of good materials.
This is very desirable residence for a small IA
mily. being in healthy and most respectable
neighborhood. At the same time and place, and
By like authority will he sold, TO the highes, bid
der. Il Mare and Coli. all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, ard the Plantation Utensils o;
said Mallory Terms will he made known on HE
day of sale !. d. q. BROWN. Trustee.
Hanover. June II. ll-wd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

Appoia'acm bv tic Gorerrore 81 Iir.ja0.
William +. Davis. OF Memphis, Commits
sioner for The State OF Tennessee. 10 take depsi-
tion> Acknowledgements OF deeds &c, 10 he used
in this State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

CTOCKS At AUcTION-Will be sold.
y TOMORROW EVENING at & O'Clock,
at the Exchange Hotel, $1,000 of Six Per Cent.
Stock Of the State Of Virginia $1,000 OF Six
Per Cent Stock Of the City Of Richmond, and
5000 of James River and Kanawna Bonds in
lots 10 suit purchasers.
JAMES H. LYNCH.
~ Will be added 10 the sale, Ten Shares oi,he
Virginia Towing Company Stock.
jane II lit
NOTICE-All persons having claims against
IN the estate of Abner Burnley, deceased, of
Louisa county, are requested TO bring them for
ward, properly authenticated, for settlement; and
those indebted 10 said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment to the undersigned
HENRY NJ. BURNLEY,
SETH BURNLEY,
Executors Of Ahlcr Burnley, dec.
Iuns llih; ls4i, ll-wiw
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EXTRACT ~ htfcf Gdtcd,
"TARpoRorGn, y c.. June G.
''We arr delighted al the nomination oi'hc Bal
more Convention think we will give The largest
Democratic vote tha, We have ever given We
90 here for the remuneration of Texas immedi-
atelv"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

TGYT'S OFFICE-D,uwiHgs N Inst w,.l:
Il Lccsturg Lottery, Class y
81 81 60 80 II II - 70 - IL IS - 81 -.
Alexandria Class:
~ 81 - - ~ ) 81 5! IL y ~ 10 10.
New Jersey Class.
CT II co 50 50 II % II ID IL 30 &.
Alexandria Glass I3l:
e. GO - IS - 81 81 - 81 Al GS 70.
Monongaia. Class %:
~ b II ID 81 ~ i3 - 81 80.
Grand Consolidated, Class fl.
81 Il 3 Il Us II 80 II AZ , 50.
Alexandria Glass;
II 81 - - 81 80 A 81 -.
June II lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

a-'T Several communications crowded ont To-
day, will appear on Tuesday We are again
pressed for roon-coresrondenf<, we hope. will
bear with Us.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

yF Messrs. Minor, AMBLER, GORDON, and
PESDLrroS, are expected TO address tie people OF
Louisa a, Jackson's, in said county, on Saturday,
the 18th of June; leii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

fFIIE subscriber h;., this day received an al
i ditional supply OF Summer Goats, in goat
variety.
Pantalo0ns.
White and fancy Marscillcs, plaid and plain
Merino, black, white and figured Satin. bud
and white Cashmere silk and Bolnbazinc Vests
Together with complete assortment Of Cloth
Goats dress and irock.
Shirts OF almost every kind and quality.
All OF which are offered exceedingly low, for
cash. SlLAS MERCHANT,
100 Main Street.
June If Iii
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I.OI-ISA COUNTY

Al an adjourned meeting OF the people Of Lon.
isa held at their Courthouse on Monday the 10Th
day al June 1914 being Court-t;av: Hugh Good
wvn IT.. was called 10 the Chair and John Hunter
appointed Whcrcupon the following
preamble and resolutions were presented and al
ter Il VERY animated discussion, in which Mr.
Smith o. Grecnbrier and VIM NJ Amber Of
Louisa, pariicipaied-lhe former against and the
later in favor Of their adorion-lhey were adopt
cd by nearly an unanimous vote. only two voices
being heard against them:
Whereas we look on the annexation of the
Republic of Texas 10 The United States as great
national measure, lending 10 the manifest nd
vantage oI or whole country. as redeeming the
faith Of the United STATES pledged in the treaty of
1903, a allording great ana growing market Ia
our Northern manufactures, a. opposing the u-
siajoaS designs ol our ancient ard most powerful
enemy, a. necessary 10 the welfare of the West
ern States, and essential Tor the preservation of
the Sou-Thcrc!o.c
RcAlrsf, That our Representative in Congress,
John W. Jones, he instructed, so far as we can
do So 10 use all constitutional means and To sup
port all constitutional ,acasllrcs Tor The IMMrDi,TE
annexation OF the Republic OF Texas 10 the L.
States.
Rcsa'rsd, That these Proceedings lie published
in the L. Wing and T. Enquirer
HUGH GOODWIN, Jr., Chm
IoHN Hunter. Sccy.
After the meeting adjourned, Mr. Peter Carr Of
Alhcmaric being called IN. delivered an able, clo-
uuenI. and enthusiastic address. upon The union
and harmony which noN animated the Democrat
IT, party. lie alluded in The happicSt manner To
the miserable yar;r the Wings were attempting
To play b. >neering al the Democratic candidates
for the Presidency End Vice Presidency He
paid high and Just compliment 10 the con>isicn-
cv of Mr.. Folks political life, and showed that he
had been always an unwaverng Republican,
Mr.. Carr was frequently interrupted hy the ar-
plalisc of the people.
Aiierhc concluded. Mr. John Poindcxrcr with
Icw a3proprial" remarks, offered the following
resolution, which vas unanimously adopted hv
the Democratic palt::
Rea'rcd, Thai we The Democrats of Louisa ar-
pro:c the nomination Of flames X. Polk and Geo.
NJ. Dallas. a. ile candiiat = of The Democratic
party ol the (. =, for President and Vie Prc>i-
dent and pledge ourselves 10 ilse our best effort,
10 secure their election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

3.f X Legs" must excuse us. The hi al Col
Johnson. from The Louisville Journal, and copied
into the Richmond Wing about the BLACK Ia
riff and 'thc imputed coior Of the Tariff is in
bad taste We must decline Initiating The exam
pie, BY publishing the rctor in relation 10 Mr.
CLAY.
ARRAYS Anti-Banh" will appear on Tuesday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

There il Thai is mol preliy Sman Tor begin
nins, then will do better Tor The next six weeks
will only say, look ont for those six prizes o!
$l0000. Packages are very low and every man
who has a package will have $50 chances AT
$4,000; every single ticket six chances. Please
address. J. L. WORD, Richmond.
June If lf-tf
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CuAs. WORKMAN, LOTTERY yE,

CHAS. WORKMAN, LOTTERY YEN.
" UER RiGtmoAd H0.-Ofers for sale Tick
els in all the Lotteries under tic management Oi
Mcss.s ]. q. Gregory x Co. and ON the same
terms as advertised by them bv packages OF whole,
halves and quarters, or per single Ticket
Oniers i'll all cases confidential, and executed
with di>paich, and drawings forwarded as soon Is
received.
s-j-Sec short sketch of some of the rich
Schemes 20 be- drawn at Alexandria soon. viz:
June l5,h.-S2j000, 10000, 10 prizes of 5000,
&c.-1'ickte> $40.
June 22d-SG0000 in + prizes of $4,000
each 25 of 1000, &c.-Tickets $40
June 2olh-S30,0O0 10000, - of $1,000
&c-Tckcts $40
Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery Class No
%. a, Alexandria June sth
Il 81 / - - ) 81 90 "A 81 -
And as usual Nos. - 81 60-Prize of $500
sold n Norham's Office.
June II lit
THO BUILDERS, HOUSE PAINTERS II
i OTHERS-iaiats! PaintSu PaimtS!!!
ltIador GiaSS, &c.
English and American White Lead, dry and
in oil.
Linseed Oil Spirits Turpen,ine
Red Lead Neniiian Read
Chrome Green Spanish Brown
Chrome Yellow Glue
Chinese Vcimilon Whiting
Verdigris in oil Lithaise
Paris Green Putty
Lampblack Terra di Sienna
Also, a large and well assorted Stock of superior
Window Glass, embracing great variety of
sizes from 7x9 10 25x36. Thi, glass branded
''Mullica Ash" (and another kind dcsisneG for
the better class of houses and for pictures, show
eases, coaches. &c which is branded Pure Aka
line olexlra and double thickness ) has been very
extensively used in this city, and has earned for
itself great reputation Tor strength, uniform
thickness, line polish and durability. The above
with large assortment Of Drugs, Dyes, &c. cen
SANITY on hand for sale by
ALIEN DUVAL & CO, Druggists.
June If ll-wti III, Main street.
TOHN r WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y FlCE, Opposite me Exchange Iiot.i, Rib-
moEd, I'ngjni0.
Below. Word gives list Of capitals sold since
his new Office was opened. Word is in Il new ol-
flee, but he is an old hand At selecting prize tick
cts. Read Seventeen capitals sold in less ;tn
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pOIE DALLAS AND TEXAS.

The public Sentiment Of the South is sweeping
onwanis. There is no resisting The current
Clay and his Clique to the contrary, notwiihStand-
ing The Charleston Mercury ol Monday con-
lainS the Proceedings Of the citizens of Barnwell
District of the 81. and of Sumter District oi' the
same date, and Of the great meeting" OF Edge
field District Of the same day also We shall
give sketches of their resolutions:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-18
70 THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME REsTELL'Y PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
IVA Those havs bc< adapet
wen by thousands IL this couay bsHg only mid.
bids too rapid increase Of iamily.
The esuits Of their adoption to the happncss the haah.
too touch within the limits OF advertise.
mentresuta which affect only the present we'll Being Of
parents but the future happiness Of their offspring l not
bu, well known that the families Of the harmed often
dicate In how instances does the hard working father.
and more especially the mother Of poor family remain Slaves
hroughout their lives ugng at the Of Labor
toiiug bat live and living but toll when they might
enjoy ed coucrt and comparative areuce and and toll
have weighed down the spirit aud last broken the health Of
the father how often is ae widow left rna5is with
virtuous Intentions her fstherss offspring from te
coming degraded objects Of chartyor pogats vo;as ofvee
Even though competence and pleay smile upon how cea,
nlaS the days OF the kind husband and aher enbea
behodns the emsciated form and decnir health Of he
companion OF his boeo ere she had reached the Of
OF hIse being early bee Of the ni his Joy
.nl srrcws and his young ad helpless chdIe of those
dear;ug alterations and waLchfu socipde. winch motheI
support the Ssar;rsadiae aiction il es.rabe aeS,
morsfoT parents increase their smiiier aress OF
consequence to themselves the well being VI their offspring
when simple easy healthy and certain renedy wIthr ou,
AID estimating the vest ben tbs resulting 70 Thousands BY the
adoption Of prescribed ny he's would respectfully aous
attention Of the married to consideration noewisa
an to which we are snhsst by simple
yirtunus aad enlightened mind, Will unhesieely answer
the affirmative.
Price five dollars psckss, accompanied with foil and par
tcuar directions They be san by mail to all parts Of the
United Stateg.
Y. OF MAD NE REST ELL, female fny sician.
Principal Office, l48 Greenwich street, New York. Ohcs
hours from Il M to NJ Bosten Office. No Essex st.
2rnk m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-18
FEMALE PHYSICIAN.

MADAM LA CROIx. educated IN the Medical Faculty. IN
IVA Berlin aud graduate Mdweapprsss the ladies of New
York and males ally that she can be consulted wh1e
sex Madam l.. having had long experience in the most
ceieora!en mospGis ~ uropsmoefrMamy IA
srocten suppression Of stoppase MADAM
La Crox would inform ladies that abe ocats personally in
es.ss Hs mol, Of treatment is sunde on the most ssien
"
Single and married ladies rely with confidence
her professional abilities e lie physcian however dstras
found edequ p the eYaenc Of the Ia short she grounds
this notice &c the aes the result Of tn ugh medca
education, and just reliance the appointed of
pa ting health visor and consequently happiness
to all those who hon her with their confidence
b Residence Of Madam La Croix 70 Ear,ck street.
Coral PREPARED IMMEDIATE ladies the
Of cogu lnent, ard to adm medicines for I'll
which her liable All communications and letters
nat mi I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-18
MEDICAL.
ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.

ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.
THE Believing few remarks upon sssr: IL is believed
h, sa RE- ss ms,if and
2nd-That erroneous notion prevails with regard 10
si-That although Structure may long remain dornan.
be suspected is always tending TO other forms OF
thTSss sksr. thrs. circumstances in particular BY
which s i. awsyn be it, y stage
certain free from pain OF inconvenience and generally &C.
surprise s . considered Ina. ii. complaint rrocssd
:aissd .ea.a. poasS month ;as. in,S
on s eea no e ss ~
:Sssid 6 ss.s sisss Sssssy en-:
hieEsaiuE and ri. OF Other q g:
ob.cny tbs hick-nSs may exist Without ssst and IN
that nGss to ss S o. %
nsuT OF Sur s lead, tn. attention of from h. d.o
der the notion that structure cannot exist 80 long
?, mpedmen TO s flow Of uGs h oS:sweS but mi.
ducins any .tikiog enge s respect lndeed tins effect
while she visible effect Of early structure not the
self lat the mind causing lownas Of spirits and want OF
sa~tat shoush mild sar'y .srctqr. !. ss.mnrY
S,.5s sssPais4 with !" ana
Ssh the st Of s issa,s and now t
dsraese it Now. this noDld coadition Of the psSsase
ndnx destroy ,5sss ass., SI.a.
s:TsS
Il p sogs than s to n may:
and ey a az, and ariuaatsiv there are hies particular
which for % s a s 0"as
that much d%,.asp %%S.asa an. and
ths' be dop
will ferward steal as TO wet little this tr'
ssw on MAJ have
eated as how onE the gieety stage may have
esiS's
hoge!sr i'S'f has Esen suffered continue
period Of from eight weeks hi. would strengthen
TIE ErFEer sTncryaE MA, UPON THE M1 lns
sasy early aG L. af ts1
this Is seen in The same degree in every individual but it. is 20
when he pssas PC, s"npan and
.o e s %aa sad be
9.de but for this H. reaaer ,ssed to hs pvae rs
-rgy as The cure proceeds.
On the cur Of j. repeated that hi. AN
very ltle time SO much this however could not have
p,oyeIsp il hi. nt BY proper and il the hand.
Cd a a
.o who eann! consult the writer personally account Of
ceed 10 these ss forwarded hs :sssS aH
ne ss M E % L. a hs
spn 70 %
reas."-a hs dwelling house, 80 Greenwi street New
these diseases, Will .rp simplicity and little in
that attended their he believes however
chiefly those have su red long from certain class Of
advertising people ana oner who properly appec
ats MS
DR.. Ralph further duty especially to those WIZ
are strangers thus CITY, and also 20 obtain the confidence Of
that he should make following statement Of him
self Beside his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh &c &c he
ha. been engaged the Of these diseases both Hospital
three editions Of work expressly them Also that he ha:
eminent in Aerea-as Sir Ashley Cooper of London to Dr.
Mott of New York Dr. Physck Of Philadelphia and others,
en,inencc in this city. The Private Treatise is 81 Ad-
dress DR.. Ralph, sen.. SO Greenwich st. fl2 lm~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-18
READ WHAT 3HEkMAN'S LUZENGEo
HAVE DONE

NIX. DAY, boot mahcr No 2o THAR street, Brooklyn,
A suffered greatly for eighteen months ash enacaon, de-
5ty sickness Of the stomach loss Of aptte shooting
The bowels bis omach neglecc alose kind OF food
He had been attended by and
for two months by tho professors OF the Un'y and oil to
no purpose -
On reading DR. shermans Book descriptive of the symptoms
Of he thought they met his be purchased box
Of Shernans Worm Lozengcs few dCss through away,
nult,ude Of similar might be gsa;0ae where chill
en and adults had ali nut Sath fter worms and no.
tlNng gave relief but Sherman's LoxsasSs
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, WhoopnI CcsGh and even Con.
sampton all cared BY ShsfssS Couch Lozeuges
than other known remedy They ailly the tickling
few seconds, and enable those Afflicted with the
harraasing coughs 30 sleep whole nsAs The Rev. DR..
pnnbar Rev. Mr. De Forest Rev DR. Eatnond and hundreds
thousands can attest to their happy vtues others TO the
efhcacy Of Shernan,s Cough LorenSes. for headache
ealpton lowness of spirits, sickness and l:ssude
from bodily mental exetons and for the wonderful proper
tles OF Sermans Poor Mans Plaster which costs but lzs
cents, aud warranted for rheu natisn and uinpayo
pun weakness the breast eide back or any part OF De
body Ask for Shermans Poor Mans Pnster and see a ms
name and his fac smile with directions Tor uce are on uas
There great worthless limitations apout ana
geld by uIprinciped drnggss Rems0bcr 20 get
oIcngenges and Plas and Tuss-nene othef OF you VIII
be deceiyed 49,
Hudson st cor ming; 1888 Bowery Sprpg II East Broad
way. In Brooklyn, Mrs Hays ige Fulton. and Mountains
Drug store 333 Fulton sson Prospect and Jckson
la jersey CityE Randall Grocer In Newark-J Tnppe
.nd David Brvsan Phadepha--ZSber Co.. Ledger Build
gs -ReddipR Co.'S State st. Abasy--A Guthrie,
St,u y;x Hall d23