Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-09
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.SHERMANiS INDICATED LOZENCES,
SlX YEARS ofextansive use, and tho con
kOsumptiOn Of over Ono Hundred Tons, has
placed their reputation far above every other
preparation. The demand isconstantly in
crsaSing and agencies are being establishod il
every inhabited part Of the world. While ma.
ny articles are popular for season, and are
then forgotten, Shennan's Lozenges are hd-
mittad to use with rincreasing reputation as
standard remedies. When such physicians as
Rogers, Mott, VanderpOol, ,Kissam, Ludlow "A nd
nearly all the respectable part ofthe faculty.
when such clergymen as the Rev. Sebastian
Streeter, Rev. M. Handcock, ,and scores of 9th.
ers of tho first Tespectability--when such dis.
tinguished men as the Hon. Anon CLARK, E. .
Mayor, J. Sherman Brownen, Esq. Register,
W. II. Bum, Esq. Deputy Register of the CITY
Of New York, Hon. Edward J. Porter, Ex- p res.
ldent Jackson, Hon. Mr.. Archer, of Virginia,
Or. Reed, of Baltimore, and in fact majority
Of the whole American People, use and recon-
mend Sherman's Medicatod Lozenges and Plas-
ters!no other evidence OF their virtue can be
required, and VIXEN every one who uses them
says they are the best medicine in use none can
hesitate to admit their value.
CHILDREN DIE FROM WORMS,
after months Of great suffering, when one cox of
Shorman's Worm Lozenges would have cured
them, apd saved their lives, Many are thus al
Aicted and are doctored for something else.
without the least relief. Even adults are thus
troubled, and very commonly too The follow.
ingsymptOms may be considered as usually aty
tending them-Pain in the joints Of limbs, of.
fensive breath, picking al the nose, grinding Of
the teeth during sleep, and timos a paleuess A.
bout the lips with flushed cheeks; bleeding at
the nose, gnawing sensation, at the stomach,
halhes of heat over the snrface Of the bodyslight
chllls or shiverngs, headache, drowsiness, yer.
tgo, torpor; disturbed dreams ;sudden starting
in sleep with fright and screaming; sometimes
q Troublesome cough feveEishness; thirst; pal
lid hue; fits; bad taste in the mouth; difficult
breathing; pain in the stomach or bowels; ia.
tlgue; nausea; squcamishness: voracious appe-
tite, leanness, bLOated stomach or limbs: grin.
ingsi shooting pains in various parts of the bo-
dy, sense Of smothering rising in the throat:
itching Of the anus towards night freauentde.
sire to pass something from the bowels; and
sometimes discharges sf slime and mucus.
The Half Orphan Asylum In New York has
used Sherman's LozengeS for Wmms, in hun
dreds ofcaSss, and they never have failed TO
bring away the worms and cure the children;
they have also usei SaermaH's Cou gh Lozenges
for coughs, whO1ping cough, Group, and most
diseases Of the lungs with the greatest bsneft;
and Sherman's Poor Mans Plasters. for pain
or.weakneSS In the side, back. q breast, and
The Hon. B. B. Bsardsley saved the lie of
one Of his children by ono box of these worm |
tozenges.
Dt. Hunter knew young lady, supposed on
ina brink OF the grave, from decline cured by |
Sherman's Worm LOzenges.
Cant. COlfin nf Mantuctat s,vad a. Il 4. ri
his little boy, by only two doses; he was wasted
70 a skeleton, and the doctors knew not what
was the matter. The cases where these lozeR.
ges have cured are 4fuly Surprising and won.
deFtul, Tney are The only inlalllble worm de-.
ltroYing medicine ever discovered N ear one
million and half Of boxes are sold in one year /
Headache and seasickness,
Palpitation Of the heart, lowness Of spirits,
and dependency, are Immediately relieved by
shetman'sC Camphor Lozenges. Persons travel |
ling OF attending crowded parties will end them |
to releave all fatigue and give buoyancyn 10 the
spirits, After nights dissipation they dispsl /
all those unpleasant sensations 90 usually fol- |
lowing the too Free liver. Temperance people
viii find them soothing to the diSlurbed nerves OF
heir new converts. The most distressing head |
ache yields to these lOzengss In less than ten
minutes The over fstigusd mind OF body can.
not iind 50 great relief from any other article -
Capt. Chadwick, Of The Packet ship Yelling
ton on, u W.Goehtans ESQ.,, the inventor Of
the many chambered cannon, His Excellency
John Tyler, Joseph B. Nones, ESQ, Rev. Df. |
Allen, W. H. Article, Edo, Editor Of the New |
York Herald. and hundreds and thousands Of |
others, who have experienced relief from them
'an be referred to as to their great value, Scarcs
y aship leaves New York without a supply Of |
Shefman's lczsnges and they are now principal |
lrtiele in the msdcine chests Of our ships Of war
=. N. Dixon, the celebrated ,pledsStrian, was
'hahled to walk 72 hours without sleep or rest,
" using these loEengas.
Many writers have hsen enabled ID follow uni
heir mental exertions for great length oftime
" the invigOrating properties Of these lozenRes:
Ind many have accomplished long and tediosss
with comparative sass, by an occasion.
iclss.
Sherman's Cough Lozenges,
roy e0ughs, colds, cousunati0n. wnoopine cough
ightasss Of ths chester lungs. tickling in the
hroat, hoarsness, asthma, ahd cough attend-
ig measels, are not enly the pleasantest but
lost eficacious medicine that can be used -
hey allay all Irritation, prcRets expectoration
nd act as a healing balm to the lungs.e Ii
Jonathan Howarth, ESQ.,, the great temper.
nee lectuEAr, was supposed tobs on the brink
the grave With consumption, brought On s. /
eeplng in damp sheets; nothing gave him re.
Of till he tried Sherman'a Cough Lozentes.-
'oboxss cured him. The Rev. Darius An- I
lony, of the Oneida Conference, the Rev.
sbastian Sheeter, Of Boston and hundreds az :
'herss have been In IKE manner matched froH. /
10 grave. Hsa hf8 ds saj9 ~ ,
The Rev, Mr.. Dunbar, Of the Medoushal 81. !
'urch, was cured Of distressing cough in one !
~ by these Lozenges; and 60 announced 10 bis | +
'ngregatio0 after one Of his discOurees,
Lenard Rogers, ESQ. aged S6 years. a revo.. |
tionary hero Of two wars, has been eurod I, | :,
cough By SheFman's Lozsnr,a. :
The instiIution tot aged indisent females ~.
cd Sherman's 4ozsngss with the srestssT
neht. When the old ladies have Cough. : s