Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-03
The Peoples Medicine.

INDICATED LOZENCES. |
cNlX YEARS ofextSnsive use, and the con-
4 sumption of over One Hundred Tons, has
tSlaced their reputation far above every other
pre- paration. The demand is constantly i'm
asing and agencies are being established in
everyinhabited part Of theworld. While ma
ny articles are popular for a season, and are
then forgotten, Sherman's Lozengss are I'D
mitted to use with Qincreasing reputation as
standard remedies. When such physicians as
Rogers, Mott, Yande rpool, Kissam, Ludlow ,and
ne srly all the respectable part of the faculty
Whsn sICh clergymen as the Rev. Sebastian
Sire eter, Rev. Mr.. Handcock,and scores OF 9th
ers 0 ( tho first espsctability--when such dis
tinguished men as the Hon. Anon Clark, b.
Mayor, SHERMAN Brownen Esq. Register,
w. Ill, lBaui, Esq. Deputy Register Of the City
of Nsw York, Hon. Edward J. Porter, Ex- Pres.
dent ackson, Hon. Mr.. Archer, Of Virginia,
Or. Reed, Of Baltimore, and in fact majority
of the whole American People, use and recon-.
mend Shermas's Medic eated Lozenges aud PIas-
ters mo other evidence OF their virtue can be
reqfured, and when every one who uses them
a vs. they q Are the host medicine in use rome can
hesitate to admit their value. t aa*
CHILDREN DIE FROM WORMS,
after months Of great suffering, when one COX Of
Shermants Worm LoZenges would have cured
them, apd saved their lives. Many are thus al.
l Aicted and are doctored for something else,
without the least reIiaf. Even adults are thus
Troubled, I and very commonly too. The follow
lngsymptoms may bs considered aS usually NtT
ending them = Pain in tina joints Of limbs, Of
fensive breath, picking al ths nose, grinding Of
the teeth during 'les and times paleness a.
bout the lips with flushed cheek bleeding at
the nose, gnawing sensation at the stomach, ,
ha,hes of heat over the snTfaca Of body slight
ehills or shiverings, headache. drowsisness, ver'
tigo, torpOr; disturbed dreams, sudden starting
in sleep with fright and scrcf ming, ONE times
q troublesome cough; feveFisl ness, thirst; pal
lid hue cts; bad taste in the mouth, difficult
breathing; pain IN the stomach eT bO ellis fa-
tigue; nausea; squeani shness voraciIus sppe-
lite, leanness, bEOated stomach or limbs grip
ings; shooting pains in various pats Of the bO-
dy, a sense Of smothering rising in the throat
itching Of the anus towards night: fre1uentde-
sire to pass something fron the bowels and
SometimeS discharges Of slim and mucIs.
The Half Orphan Asylum in New York hal
used Sherman's Lozenges for WnIms, in hun
J dreds ofcasss, and they never have failed "a
, bring away the worms and cure the children
:. they have also used Sherman's Cough Lozenget
for coughs, who1ping cough, Group, and most
diseases Of the lungs with the greatest benefit
, and Sherman's Poor Mans Plasters. for pain
r or weakness in the side, back. or breast. and
rlc cJm ism.
The Hon. B. B. Beardsley saved the life o
ono of hischildren by one box Of these worn
| lozengcs. .... ...-. rs. ...at, .-... g.
I DR., Hunter knew young lady, supposed OF
, thu brink Of tho grave, from decline cUred BY
Sherman's Worm Lozehges. a. H 'ht
Capt Colin, OC Nantucket, saved the life o
mis- little boy, by only two doses; he was wasted
to a skeleton, and the doctors knew not whR
was the matter. The cases where these lozen
gss have cured are truly surprising and won
n derful. Tney are the only inlalliblo worm dc
y stroying medicine ever discovered N ear on
Il million and half Of boxes are sold in one year
: Headache and Seasickness.
Palpitation of the heart, lownsss of spirits
= and dependency, are Immediately relieved b!
Shsrnan's Camphor Lozenges. Persons travel
= ling OF attending crowded parties will fnd then
20 Fsleave all fatigue and give buOyancy 10 tn
spirits. After = nights dissipation they dispe
all those unpleasant sensations so usually fol-
lowing the too rree Liver. Temperance peopl
will fad them soothing to the disturbed nerves
ID their now converts. The mo& distressing hea
ache yields to these lOzenges in less than ie
ir minutes. The over fatgusd mind OF body can
|. not find so great relief from any other article :
a Capt. Chadwick, VI the Packet ship yelling
q ton ons j. w Cochran, Esq i, tho inventor q
n the many chambeEed cannon, His Exeellenc
|. John Tyler, Joseph B. Nones, Esq, Rev. d.
!, i Allen, w. II. Artice, Esq, Editor Of the Ne'
:, York Herald. and hundreds and thousands {
4 Others, who have experienced dfellef from ther
:, can DO referred to as totheir great value. Scarce
!. Ily ashlp leaves New York without q. supply {
J. Sneiman's lozenges; and they are now principl
n article IN the medicine chests Of our ships Of wa
:. g ~. sDixon, ,the celebratsd pedestrian, wa
,f ena hed to walk ~ houts without sleep or res
% by using these iozenges. ,qbsgg
Many writers have bean enabled TO follow U
Their niehtalexerton5 for great length ofttm
by the nvigorating properties Of those iozeDge
and many have accomplished long and edi0l
: Journeys with comparative ease, by an occasion
Al use of these life preseIvngapd vigorating ?
i ticlas. A
! ! sherman's Cough Lozenges,
! For coughs, colds, eonsumation, wnooping cout
n tightness of the chest OF lungs, tickling intl
!, throat, honrsn ess asthma. and cough atton
4, ling measels, are not only the .plessantest b
4 most efic acious igscdieine that can be used
N.l They allay all irritation, promote expeetOTati
and act as healing balm t0 the lungs. 81
Jonathan HowaEtb, Esq, the great temps
n snce Ieetut,r, was supposed to be on the bEi
Of the grave with consum ption, brought on
sISspink In damp dsEisets; nothing gave him !
to lief ill he tried sherman" Cough hozeHGef
IA two boxes cured him. Tbs Rev. Darius a
IN thony. OF the Oneida Conference, there
.ir Ssbastlan Stisster, Of Boston; and hundreds
m. othsrs. haNs been in like manner anatshsd ~
Of the EravO.sg 4rd iMi n99s ad w
~ The Rev, Mr.. Dunbar, Of the rMedeugha.
OF church, was cured Of q distressing cough IL o
sy day by these BoSengcs and SO announced "l
"a congre CATION after one ef bic diseouTres.
be Lsuard Rogers, Esq. aged 96 gesFas .agf,G,
n i lutfonafyi hero Of two wars. has been cuts Z
"a | eensarip .ixe cough by shsgmah'b B0zsns' 2.
NIL Thesinptilutionf fos eyed jndigenf fsmales
ussd SheFmanss Lozepgaslwiyh thsogreAt.
bdaa6t. When the old ladies have iBet
"A wssf the CSu0h LsssasS suT thOS