Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-16
The Peo pIe's Me dicine.


The pIedsGnteSt, cheapest, and best in
The teorId. -- srae.
SHERMAN'S INDICATED LOZENCES.
fGlX YEARS ofextensive use, and the con-
~ Ssumption Of over One Hundred Tons, has
placed their reputation far above every other
paTation. The demand is constantly in.
cFoasing and agencies are being established in
every inhabited part of the world. While ma.
ny articles ara popular for a season, and are
thsu forgotten, Sherman's Lozenges are hd-
mittsd to use with Increasing reputation as
STANDARD remedies. When sdch physicians as
Rogers, Mott, Yanderpool, ,Kssam, Ludlow % nd
nearly all the respectable part ofthe faculty
when such clsrgYmen as the Rev. Sebastian
Stfeeter, Rev. Mr.. Handcock,and scores Of 9th.
ers Of the first respectabihty--when such dis
tinguished men as the Hon. Aaron CLARK, II /.
Mayor, J. Sherman Brownen, Esq. Register,
w. II. Bum, Esq. Deputy Register of the City
of New York. Hon. Edward j. Porter, Ex-Pre
ident Jackson, Hon. Mr.. Archer, of Virginia,
DR.. Reed, of Baltimore, and in fact majority
of the whole American People, use and recon-.
mend ShermaD's Medieated LoZenges and Plas-
ters!no other evidence OF their virtue can be
| required, and whom every ono who uses them
says they are the best medicine in use rome can
hesitate to admit their value.
CHILDREN DIE FROM WORMS,
after months of great suffering, when one box OF
ShsFman's Worm Lozenges would have cured
them, apd saved their lives. Many are thus al
| dicted and are doctored for something else,
without the least relief. Even adults are thus
| troubled, and very commonly too, The follow
ngsymptOms may be considered as usually atT
| euding them ~ Pain in the joints OF links, of.
fensive breath, picking a the nose, grinding Of
the teeth during 'lee ). and times a paleness a
bout the lips with flushed cheek; bleeding at
the nose, a gnawing sensation at the stomach,
1athes of heat the surface of the body slight
chills or shiverings, headache, drowsiness, YER
/ tigo, torpor; disturbed dreams sudden start ing
! In sleep with fright and screaming; somet times
troublesome cough; fevershness; thirst; pal
lid hue; fits; bad taste in the mouth; difficult
breathing; pain IN the stomach or bowels ia.
! tigue; nausea squeamishness: vOracioUs sppe-
Gite, Ieanness, bIOated stomach or limbs, grip
ngs; shooting pains in various parts Of the bo.
dy, sense Of smothering rising in the throat;
itching OF the anus towards night frequenide-
sire TO pass something from the bowels; and
sometimes discharges OF slime and dmucus. L
Tho Half Orphan Asylum in New Yorkhas
used Sherman's Lozenges for Worms, in hum
Idreds ofcases, and they never have failed 10
bring away the worms and cure the children;
they have also used Sherman's Cough Lozsnges
for coughs, wholping cough, Group, and most
diseases of the lungs with the. greatest benefit; /;
and Sherman's Poor Mans Plasters. tor pain
or weakness in the side, back. OF breast, and
rfsumatism. .aa
The Hon. B. B. Beardsey saved the life Of
one of his children by cne box of these worm
LOzenges.
Dr.. Hunter knew young lady, supposed on
tha brink of the grave, from a decline cured by
Sherman's Worm Lozenges.
Capt. Coffin, Of Nantucket, saved the life OF
his little boy, by only two doses; he was wasted
to q skeleton, and the doctors knew not what
was the matter. The cases where these lozen
ges have cured are truly surprising and won
derful. Tney are The only infalliblC worm de-
lstrOYing medicine ever discovered Near ono
million and a half Of boxes are sold in one year
Headache and Seasickness,
) Palpitation Ofthe heart, lowness of spirits,
and dependency, are Immediately relieved by
Sherman g Camphor Lozengss Persons travel-
ling OF attending crowded parties will find them
to releavo all fatigue and give SSbuoyancy to the
spirits, After nights dissipation they dispel
all those unpleasant sensations SO usually fol-
lowing the too rree liver. Temperance people
will find them soothing to the disturbed nerves Of
their new converts. The mo& distressing head
ache yields to these Azenges in less than ten
minutes. The over Ntgued mind or body can.
not find SO great relief from any other article -
Capt. Chadwick, of the Packet ship Yelling
ton on, ]. w .Coshran, Esq. tho inventor Of
she many ehambeTsd cannon, His Excellsncy
John Tyler, Joseph B. Nones, Esq, Rev. d..
Allen, w. II. Artce, Esq, Editor ofthe New
York Herald, and hundreds and thousands Of
Others, who have experienced relief from them
can be referedto as 10 their great value. Scarce
ly aship leaves New York without a supply OF
SneIman's e lozenges and they are now principal
article IN the medicine chests of our ships os war
g. ~. Dixon, tho celebrated pedestrian, was
enabled to walk 72houTs without sleep or rest,
by using these loxenges. I.,tr;,
Many writers have been enabled to follow up
their mentalexsrtions for great length oftime
by the invigOrating properties Ofthose lozenges;
/ end many have accomplished long and edious
journeys with comparative ease, by an OCCASION
Al use ofthsse life.preservingand vigoIating ar
ticles. ii,el ss ,G is5
Sherman's Cough Lozenges,
| For coughs, colds, CONSERVATION, wnooping cough
tighthsss Of the chest OF lungs, tickling in the
threat, hoaTsness, asthma. and cough attends
ing measslsgaFs not only the pIeasantest hut
most eiicacious medicine that can be used.--
| They ailay an irritation, promote expectoEatioH
and act as healing balm IT, the lungs.
Jonathan HowaEtb, Esq., the great temper
auCe Lecturer, was supposed to be on the brink
II the gravewith consumption, brought ON BY
sleeping in damp sheets; nothing gave hjHpTs-
lief till he tried Sherman'a Cough Lozepges---
two boxes cured him. The Rev. gDarius AM
thOny, Of the Oneida Conferences, EhtRev.
Sebastian Sheeter, OF Boston; and hundreds 4
ethsFs. have been in Ike manner snatebed from
the grave. sssy. q eeeFtf gs 4ats8 8tssg
The Revs Mr.. Dunbar. ofthe MedUugha. 81.
church, was eursdlofa distressing eosgh J p one
day by thesa Lessngos: and so announced his
congregation after sne Of his diseoaress. n.
Lenard Rogers ,Esqaaged 96 years ieyo-
lutiOnary hero Of two wars, has bean egrd q Of
aeon6umpsiye cough by ShsEman's Lozeng,s.
Is The institutions foe aged INDECENT females has
aSad iSheFmauss sLesen gee viii the greatest
hORs6t. When the ola ladisa ave tnorgh
wsof abe Cough Lossn Zee eurs the,