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Ull's Worm loyenges have nov
-. been In use, 10 the Southern and
western States upwards Of ~ months
during which lime they have gained fof
themselves popularity unprecedented
- tho annals ~ medicine, IN over 90
900 cases lhoy have proved an infa libIe
remedy FOR The destruction Of those rep
lilcs within which are tho means 0f
sweeping of hundreds and thousands NJ
no most blooming children and youth,
svofIng Tho cords Of affection, aud, mud
forever blasting the (ondost hopes Of The
parent SO great has their efficacy N
Natably proven, that they may well be
called tho only certain worm destroying
medicine IN use, and The greatest dscos.
cry ever made for expeIlng he various
xmas OF worms that so frequently ana
Interestingly annoy both children and nd.
ulls' Many diseases arise from worms
and occasion long and intense suffering
and even death, without their ever being
suspected. Grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, and are doctored Tor
various complaints without my benefit,
when one or two doses OF these Lozen.
ges would speedily cure them. They
are certain remedy, and so pleasant to
The taste, thai children cry for them, and
eat them as readily as common pepper.
mint Lozenge. Wherever they have i,
received the most hatterirg commenda-
lions from Physicians, heads Of families,
md the public generally. Much more
night be said in their favor, OF the safe
y with which they may be administered
O persons OF all ages and sexes; OF the q
'ast exlen and magnitude o.! the suffer !
ng and death occasioned by worms; Of Ii
he mPotency Of most Of the prepare tics t
Which heretofore have been presented a
the community as remedy. t
'AYETTE, Jefferson Co. (Mi) Dec. 90 1842. n
DR.. HULL,--Dear Sir--I deem it due II
} you and the public generally, TO com. u u
lunlcate the great benefit my family
as derived from your Worm Lozen- u
es. A child OF mire was attacked one {.
ny with what we call worm fits, she had 81
'ven in succession, we administered the :,
rescrlbed dose of your Worm Lozen- ~ ~
IS which relieved her Immediately. a nd VI
tected complete cure; previous 10 ~ ~
is we had several of our children Ia .:
N with the same fits and died. 'o'
Yours, John J. Stampy. &c &c
lyeHes Jefferson Co. (&i) Dec. 90, 1912 W. W,
Caiuin f. Hull, NJ. D.--Dear Sir ID
e take the liberty of addressing you, 81 3.
express our gratitude for the great g ga
netit our families have derived from o ,.s
use of your Worm Lozenges: we do s.
'st sincerely believe them to be by far o. e.
most excellent and successful vermi- 80 80
ye with which we were ever acquaint. I Io
Simon GuiImanot, Charles Il. miles, "a
vid Sullivan. Price IS cts. per box
r sale by P Fl McGraw, and VIM H
X, Agents, Natchez MISS. Also by Bal a.
d and McKowen, Liberty Mss.
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perseding oil other @paraions of medi.
, cine, ~ curing those diseases for which
they are recommended. They are re.
recommended by The faculty as the best
cathartic and aperient medicine in USE
In fine, The general voice OF the commu-
nifty give them the decided preference,
and from their decision there is no APP
peal.
The following is from MT. Isaac M
Thomas, merchant, a, TaIadega Springs,
Alabama.
TaIladcga Springs, TalIadega Co..
Alabama, Angus; II, l842.
inns IS to certify, that have been al
i1Ic'ed with sick headache, dyspepsia, and
liver complaint and costiveness for the
last eight or nine years, during which
time had taken, as we'll as | recollect.
about sixty boxes of Beckwth's Pills,
twelve boxes of Peters Pills, and num-
Der OF boxes OF Champions and Brand
reth's Pills, Of which afforded me but
little or no relief At last, was recon-.
mended TO try DR.. Spencer's Vegetable
Pills, aud well did, for | never had b,
one attack OF the sick headache after
commenced taking the Pills (now abo,
SIX months, and candidy confess, N,
have derived more real benefit fro,
The use Of Spencer's Pills, than from
The other Medicines and Pills that ba,
ever taken, and ] would earnestly
commend TO all, as being in my opi
ons The best medicine in use for all Ii
yerlng complaints. The Pills have dor
lie SO much good, that | would not fe
Wiling TO be without them for five d,
ars box; and cannot but feel We
grateful to DR.. Spencer for having pr
Jared such valuable medicine, and al
distribution of it is confering a vel
treat Iavor on the public. as it is a thir
Vt the utmost importance hat ever,
amily should have supply of DR.. Spen
er's truly valuable Pills constantly OF
'and. ISAAC NJ. THOMAS.
Marion, Perry co. (AIa.) June 8, 184s
|. SPENCER, NJ. D.
DEAR SIR-It is about nine month
Ince your agent left with me a quantit
{ your Anti Bilious Pills; did not be
Ieve that much could be done with them
or they were new medicine 10 US an
We were largely supplied with Peters
10 tfatts and other similar Pills, whic
we're we'll known here; but from the les
lmonials OF The efficacy of your Pills
bilious diseases, sick headach, d yspeI
la, bowel complaints, &c. &c, il wa
ot long before some were induced /
make trial of them. They were at ono
ound TO BE just what they proposed to be
n IRON that day 10 this, their POPULAR
y has been rapidly increasing. hav
old during the last few months thrtu
undred and twenty boxes. You NAV =
alcua1e upon a large sale of them du. oil
Jung the coming season. | wish YOU 10 tv
end me SIX hundred boxes as soon as III
onvenent. Send them to the firm OIL C, A
'1boSe q Co.. Yours, H. F. GOLDEN. pa
tic
Liberty MISS, June 20, 1874. tn
10 all whom it may concern, We will of
ay that we have made a fair trial OF Ii
n. HuIl's Worm Lozenges, and DR.. Spen.
'rs Pills Tor the last three years, and do II
INK them a superior medicine and re-. Or
them as an excellent family VIZ
Gil
DONNELLA g. RUDD on
da,
TomPkins' Bluff Sump,er County, Ais
Alabama, January a I9AS anC
r. A. SPENCER: Jar
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TNhose Pills, wherever they have
n been fairly tried, have established
an evlnciblc ccebrat ~, and arc daily su
persedng oil other Preparations of medi.
cine, IN curing those diseases for which
they are recommended. They are re.
commended by The faculty as the best
calhartlc and aperient medicine in use
In fine, The general voice OF the commu.
nifty give them the decided preference,
and from their decision there is no APP
peal.
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Law NOTICE
a. y w n II VI

Attorney and ceanseiioF ~ Law
WILL silsud 10 su,b professional buslWss'
" asmay bs sa,estsdto his management
IN the circuit Court ~ ANTE and adjaeeni cswn.
lies, Also. husntss In the Probate Court 81
Ante will meet hls undivided sttsniion,
once In the Court House, opposite the clsfA'
Office.
Lisssry, Miss, January ", ls4i
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Liberty Miss, June 20, 1914.
10 all whom it may concern, We will
say that we have made a fair trial Of
Or. Hull's Worm Lozenges, and DR.. Spen.
GERS Pills for the last three years, and do
think them a superior medicine and re-.
commend them as an excellent family
mediscine!
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BERKSHIRE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
FACVITN

HENRY II CIILDS, NJ. u Professor Of the Theory and
Practice 0l Medicine; and Obstetrics
GILMAN klMBAl H. NJ, D., Professor Of the Principles
aud Practice Oi surgery.
N0NLO CLARK, NJ u Professor OF General and Special
Pathology mud MHlcriu Mr,lICH,
BENJAMIN X PALMER, NJ. D., Professor Of ANATOMY;
and Ply siooav
CHESTER DEWN, NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry; Bot
any, aud Natural Philosophy.
non HENRY HUBBARD, A, NJ, Professor Of Medical
Jurisprudence
TlMO lIY CIlll.DS. Demonstration Of ANATOMY
The annual course Ot lectures viii commence IN the
first Thursday Isl ut August next and continue fourteen
week.
FEES Fee for all the courses oreCtures 80; fee for
those who have attended two :ul COURSES at incorporated
Medical SthOol., ST.; MHriCulntion uCh,t, 81. SUI
dents who have ATTENDED Two ~ this Institution
viii be- required 10 pay only the Muriculu0m Tee Grad
nation Zee vs. Library Tee, according to The Number OF
huuk> taken out.
READING TERM Instruction is given during the
whole in all the ranches 1T Medical Science Sru-
deus win he furnished with due supply Oi,u jcCrs ~
good accommodation, Or dissection. DHlN examinations
aud rrc'tdiorS will he alte DID, und Thesis on some
medical subject Will h. expected nj each student once
mrlughl. Students viii have 10 the Anatomical
Museum, the Cabinet NJ Minerals, and The Library
Fee fur the whole term $40, ana Tor part Of the
The ire viii be- in proportion,
The reading will he under the direction of Prof
Cll!d>, assisted M competent Instructors The uguhr
and systematic instruction here pursued will be- N great
advantage ~ preparing students Attendance " on the
course Ol public lectures.
Snde Is who propose attending the Of lectures
will find II advantageous to >peidurw weeks in the Remd
lrg Term, previous to the opening ri the Session, TO
which they will be admitted srauiousl>
u. IT, CilllnS, President.
PttGcld May ls4l. 2Oc I'm
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

ICpRHEC lEn " HhklN fNnN TNE '. L. FARMER.
SEFOS Herd, Grass, 80 90 to o IN per hnshrI. Red
Ton ioUorIs. tlnvrr-N orthcruU0 too Southern,
0 "a e. Ft,N Seed = 80 per huShel. Lutcrne, 80 c.
per ~. Camlr, seed $500 per huShrl
GRNlN. Iunl--N0rtnrTn new, hnshclCo t0N6-Souih'
cru ruuui yellow. nd "a nGSOulhcru dat Nruw,new
70 l4-l1 de-. white iUH do New orlrms 90 II rI-
Hnriry O0H rb-R\C Northern, % CIdo southern, "a
Gl-OaS. southern. 90 Il 90 Northern DO - To 10
ErHn> per huarl 60 e. SHurls, per double uus"' 81
4I-Rrm /, -. .to,
Flour. Rnmurc, Howard street. mos cr - 81
"A 31-lu wharf q asa UU-dn lrrro garlN' - -
4 3i-pailirluhit to- 4 nO-. - - 40 --trtnertNS,
hurlh law I'd ! m0sL ! IL l3l-Alt\aharlh' Wh"r'
mlIntiin 90 II u1-Ernt'Nrr, '"ll"', 'ISh' ~ a.
= 30 dn tnc, brand, y 80 G2Ohi" via Canal 81 %
al 3l-n do Nr,y Orleans, cash 81 90 o. rye, 81 ~
IA UuO-Iulinu Meal in bids. - - ~ $50
PROVISIONS Rrrt-ilrss 4 mo new hhl, 81 90 40
--Nuyy-sG 90 a 50-Nu, |. ! 30 oD-lo Prime 50 w
UH-purk-ENtrl clear mo bib. 500 60 II 40 Oh Ito
~ u GI-lu Mess irom other Slhes, 90 w Il w wv
do Prime do do 50 Goa W do Cargo do. HOOO-CleHr
do % 90 90 BATTER shipping, ljH Is do store un-
snrctpd 10 Edo dairy II Ccns 2O-ihrd, No. l. BoS.
s GOA Ohio South aud Western. GA o-'ianN, iioSi"h
O nHO G--SnnIhern and Western. r ~ a -Chc,se.
ship's au,l meal, n LIDO new milk 1 IL > -
WOOl,. puty-The vaGG whereof At the pIare o eN'
rorton shall not exceed cents per pouud per cent
nd vtlur,ul. An whereof the value exceeds : cents per
pound, 10 per a. ud val. aud cts per pound,
Prime ar S;tNnny lttces, washed, lb. 30 ~ c-Amer
lean uilI hlnud dn ~ t,--i)u III Ia IA 42-DO ~ dO
2, a 4,--l-I and common do 31u hi--SmNrna sheen
washed 29o l5-Do un,ya-hrl lOH 7-Brngusi do II
--Sl\unl clean Ou-Iuruus ANrrs mpiCkcd, II iO--dO
do do picke 10 I5---uprrnc Northern pulled lamb IL
uiI--\o do do do b i0--Ho do do do % 33-No
do dndu II 20.
UOpS Dur, 90 per cent. --lstsoIt Mass, l7i3, H.
Nu 10; 2l0H, no,
nay. : to l. per ron--Easern screwed leto 10 l.?
EGGS L..
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CONSU NPTION
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLOR'S
B.ALSAM OF LlVERWORT.
FROM o1i RuWtRN n Y


NOR the cure coughs colds, asthma whOOpine cough
II catrh pains the side aud breast bronchitis, lLver
complaints aud all those affections O the throat ami lHgss
which much suffering aud "a often Ter
inmate in consumption. This REMEDY l. justly ana huh
ly distinguished. II purely vegetable mild and gentle
in lis effects upon the aud can he taken III The
most delicate with safely wellas nllllI so ex.
trsye il been used. aud 80 often proved sncCesshi
IN and apparently almost hopeless casrsnI
only palliative but remedy that the proprietor
feels hesiancl in Introducing and recommending il 10
all Who unfortunately may have occasion TO resort Io
sume means iOr recovery.
PLY slcnus FAMILIAR with its effects and aware Of the
heading properties al this vegetable preparation, not un
frequently pe,crlb it in their practice and with The med
ca faculty generally, it has met with more tha ordinary,
appreciation.
Certificates from the highest and most respectable
Crs persons who have either been greatly relieved by
it, or entirely erred from affections OF the lungs and
liver, could he FURNISHED in abundance hut deem
necessary To publish them, the medicine is generally
known throughout the country, to he the best medicine in
ukt iur diseases Of the lungs and liver.
For common cold ana cough this Is one Of the very
hest rem dies ever discovered
~ b. There is spurious aud counterfeit article ahOat
and lately introduced into tins place Therefore be
ml the genuine which is lr0m 315 Owerl, \. York
aud that the steel plate label on the bottom
prevent C0uuirrittiS.
'.'FOR SALE by s. j ALIEN, Woodstock; Geo. Il.
MoullOn BrdgewaIer Duwner Neyins Fish, Roy alton;
f. G. Brooks Hartford; A. a II. WHrdner, Windsor; ~. Il
\. Mathews tsirld Silus Burbank and 'laka Collins,
Nuutpeer; Moses Morse johnson; MOrill, Young co.
Sraiiur; H. u. Morgan co., Warreni Il. j. NJ. Rich
ar,l>un Wnit>llrh. I10ly
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FURNITURE.

T,IIE undersigned wonl inform the citizens of Wood.
stock and vicinity that he has purchased the entire
interest q; VI. and q. Fisher in the Cabinet business
and may he found at all times ut the shop pleasant
street. where there will be kept hand good
furniture be found in the State, which
will be sold cheap for cash or short credit.
Those DESTROYS of purchasing will do well to examine
for themselves befnre purchasing elsewhere they
not fail of being suited.
Grain, Lumber and most kinds OF farming produce
ken in exchange for furniture. GRO FISHER
W-oi.-r-k. Irir 7o'h l-i4 PIE Vt
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ZE-NCF sCRE.,i
pR. Il, E.CIlASE, Dental Surgeon,
WOODSTOCK, VT.
OFFICEIN THE BANK BUILDING, Up STAIRS.

PLCGGiNG-50 cts To : 90.
Particular attention paid to plugging dccHyed teeth
with GOLu; which iIliug will he WARRANTED To remain
good, dNrus lha life time The patient.
FN rn tCrI%G--2j cts.
The "Ecy entirely discarded, and none hn Chcvacr',
splendid Furtrns, used in III, operation,
p.VOTlEG,ORF NGR AFFtNG, S?,i0,
"N'nrhs' ELEGANT lNCnNEt rrIBLE TEEN, III natural
shape and color, nt firm dnd durable manner, on t,c
roots uilcrdN eel teeth.
lIiNTu WORK, Si In : per tooth
Teeth or I'll "0L9 rLNr, from one To HIuU set, Wlcr
the most REPRESENTATIVES,,
80 Nerve, ut teeth DESTROYED when NECESSARY, with.
ufcllrcu's trrrI lu to the treatment oiHl discusses Of
the muun aud gums.
Tooth powders, sargcs, and washes, prepared and for
slr.
80 charge Tor examinations, or advice, l5,f
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ON and after November Isl, Passenger Trans viii
Boston aud Lowell und Nashua and Lowell Raroad is
lulUw>s
Leave Boston ut "A. VI. II A. NJ, md 5P.M.
Leave Concord ~ 3i A. NJ. II ii IA. Me- md i. VI.
Trains from intermediate places Will run ~ follows, via:
" 1RAlNS,
Leave Iowcll NJ lei AM, ~ IL p. and Ia p.
" Nashua NJ -. VI, p. VI, and p. VI.
" Mnuchesit' g3-i \, VI. 3.+ ?. VI. and 3-l Pm.
immediate y On the arrvnl nj the from Boston,
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester .2 \. NJ, ~ W and 33-i P.N.
" Nashua nj l.2 \, NJ, III p. VI. mud ! Sd p, NJ.
Lowell nj III \. VI, =. VI. and l-2P NJ,
OT Immediately IN HE arrival NJ the ears from Concord.
The second train from Concord arrives IN Boston in
lnr Passengers OHke the O'Clock IRAN to New lUrN
The rnnd connects with the BO,im and Maine Rail-
road, that Passengers pass hcwi Concord, liza
yrrhll, Exeter, Dover aud Portland either daily.
STAGES immediately on the arrival Of the first train at
Concord lrtlrhy ynrou, routes Tor IOpknlOn Newport,
Cmcmnnt aud in,or; lOr Lebanon N Il luuyrr;l, M
auth and IIrvrll. CHnrm and Ororl; Meredith Bridge,
oud day from Rn,on, Stages reach RONnltOn, Mh'delury
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line IN Montreal md nv Steamboat aud STA
IL Oglrnsbnrgh; Stages also run from iaNehl In STAN
.iCl connecting there wh Stages to Montreal. Numer
other connecting with the Concord Raul Rnal
10 the principle towns IN New Hampshire, Vermont
and the tAnalns.
Stage. run daily from Franklin and Sandhornr0n to The
II O'Clock traiu returning after the arrival OF the second
train from Boston.
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AUCTION

WILL he sold nj public Auction, saturday the 10Th
w day 0 August, all The real estate Of which Frank
lin D. Wood, late Of Woodstock, died seized and possess
td including house, barn and other appureninccs OF
lease estate, in this village, situated pleasant street
ard IN irO.i convenient barn and out buildings and
excellent situation for II small family Terms made
known at time OF sale.
GEO. MELLIsH, administrator.
Woodstock, July 30, s44. 220-3w.
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\ CARD.
COTT A CE IN NJ.

u,r.1 ryNI!E subscriber would iutrm his friends
4, | ana the public IN general, liut he w,
iesntrG upcuui 4 House III nuhiIr cUl 'ruliumcnl bl
iF96tiVl the above name. NJ Tyson Furnace, Ply
AsssS-~ss month VI, where hr Will Ice hIppv 10 serve
all who ruy ttvor h,m Wuh call, with whatever may
be- requisite in hi, inc Cuisines
PAIN, or PtgN>uRG accommodated by giving rcaN-
onac notice. with dinner uf FISH Flesh or Fowl with
sad, llr If, innings. The subscriber would beg leave In
,fltr for the hruvl nj hose who do not already knOw
the gt th the scenery at and about Tyson turnrr l.
not sr,rd hN ANY in the state ut Vermont. not forget
,ira the crriulcd "Pl'mOulh Cave" which is distant
Lnl ly miles. There Is ai>u in the vicinity, sN NalH-
raj PONDS well stocked with VARIETY Ul excellent Fish,
and Bouts constantly in readiness tor these who may wish
To mukr excursions On the water.
Tuhul the above into considerations the subscriber
may We, rXncci "pcrcCi rush. to the "toinee lnn'
M, charges shall be- rersOalhlc aud he Will cndcNor
To mike the sta, III all who Uuy chance to cd nerorl-
LI. md satisfactory. with the above "UrrV mDdtrai'
GtrrytwmcHt Sr,n the subscriber " i'll leave II with The
community To determine To what extent ihey VIII give
him, llrir nutronnnc JARlL = JOSEiiN.
Tysln Furnace, Plymouth
VI, lull 4Ith, lolhS 240-i"'
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B.dGjlr.Da VIA ts IA Il L.
MONDAY JULY 30, 1914,

WTlNTNI JUL 70, To77'
AT Market $40 Beef Cattle, ESQ Sheep, ard 5EO
Swine,
PtIcgs.-Beef CaW'.-EN'm IS O"a First quality
sOOOaI IS, second qnaty, 81, Third quality, So % II
$50
S4ecp, Lambs from % to 9. Old sheep ircm s. 10
to2,io.
Srne,-Iots To pebble, 40 hall Ilarrows, small lots
selected from ~ u s. Al retail from l,2to G.
v. T. Farmer.
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DISSOLUTION

THE coparfnersip existing between the Subscribers
L under the firm of. VI. g. FISHER, is dissolved by
mutual consent All persons inhrbted to said firm, ARE
requested to call and settle the immediately
cost. l. W. FISHER,
GEO. FISHER,
Woodstock, July goth, 1874.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily As follows
Leave Bo.run NJ 81 p w., and arrive at Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord nj "a p. NJ and arrive at Boston the
neNt morning
Freight FIRST Glass. 81; second Glass. SO.
Freight should he delivered NJ concord md oston an
hour AZ least before leaving, to insure deliver, hy the
first succeeding Train.
Al Passengers Baggage Should be marked and when
valued NJ than $50. notice should he given and eN-
rn charges paid no cum Tor damage or loss hpvund
such sun wi! he allowed. NC. uPliAM sup't.
Oct. 81, l7i3. ia,
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

NOW opening direct from New lor, md boston SUI
~ per 81 sin warn Apuccns Super 81 cotton aud
linen 10 New stvlr> Pnrsennes aud Nous. de LANES.
80 ps Rich ,ty les light aud dark Prints.
ALSO:
An additional supply hrond aud narrow LAGOS and Edg-
ings Wide and narrow Thread Elgncs. Long elastic
Gloves and Mii'>. Cotton aud Worstr Hose. mud yari-
ely ii other sedsonable good, ut the lowest prrcs
CIIAS. DANA Jr.
Woodstock, Aug. |, ls4i.
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EXPERIENCE Of fur years has fully tested the viz
IL tues Of DIX, SnEnM,N's MgDC,TED LozENGES. sew
erhl million boxes have heen sold aud given perfect sat
islHciiOn To all who have used them.
PHYSICIANS md Clergy men, LAWYERS, Professors rich
aud poor. high aud levin tact nearly the whole Of the
American people hive given them their SANCTION and they
now last spreading their influence in every part Oi
the known world.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands, without their ever being suspected.
Children aud adults often suffer much from Them when
box OF Slermuns Worm IOZemges would give them in-
mr'nle rcie Hundreds of instances have come to my
knowledge where persons on the brink ri the grave fast
wasting away and the PHI, sicans irving their skill in
vain, aud resOrinI NJ last, the OnN hope. to sherman :
Worm luzenges, which have restored them Ia health and
happiness llow oilcn have mothers called NJ the
house ind poured inr their thanks aud blessings Tor he
restoration Of their dear hrOvrd offspring. Never bttnre
Ia" perfect remedy been discovered for the entire erad
cation OF all kinds Of worms
HEADACHE, PALPiTATlON,
Lowness Of Spirits, Fatigue, Painting, Dependency,
Nervous disease generally, and Sea Sickness all sub
Ircl to the curative properties nj Shcrnmns CHnphur
L"zeugrs They cure severe headaches &c, in ten mini
n'e' In fact 'heN operate like acharm, aud II" person
should 20 I" sea without them NJ they ARE iulahle in
Sru sickness Persons subject to fgue or attending
crowded parties viii lnd them to relieve them Of all las.
>tude and oppression
COI'GlI, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma tishtuesS ri the chest, who"pina cough, cough
attending measles aud all affections Ol the lungs i'm.
meiiutcll relieved h> ShermHn'> Cough Ozrnges. They
entirely cure all recent cases in lew hours. and often
the most alarming Ol consumption Weld, rs if hN
magic their happy influence, the O the Rev
Mr. Anthony, the Rev. Mr. Slrecer aud hundreds u 9th.
ers even when they had been given ur nS lncurahe.
SllERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER,
,oOo, 600 sOH yeurIy, H"d for only IL l-2 cents.
Rheumatism, lumhago, pain weakness in the breast,
side buck ANY part Ot the bud> Immediately relieved
hy the hest Ol all pll>crS cost what they may Worn
IN the lower part Ui the spine they cure the piles and c
ulhr wenhne>s falling al the Wumhi they draw Curus
out hN the without the least pain. Joseph llO\r
was almost beu d"uhlr-hls plaster cured hun in few
hours. Mr. David illlHmS, old Revolutionary soldier
cured nj Rheumatism, Ct several wears standing Nv 1t.
The doctor dtr> the world t. produce better plaster
or better LrZrngrS than his, lie Is experienced edu-
Gated PhN sCI, member Ut the Medical Society Of the
city al New York, and all his preparations IN high re-
pute with his medical brethren aS well rs with all other
cl,ScS nj the community. Always see lOn get the gem
inc ShrrmHunS lo2rngrS Fi>tCrs, they alone are
huuwn und have stood the test Tar years.
For sale by :. j. ALLEN and by appointed Agents III
every town in the State I11-ly