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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
,,r,,cipcI Police.


70 the Pubiic.-Ihr appearance IN some OF the
papers OF Yesterday of very exaggerated and false
account of al asslby some # the men attached TO
the Municipal Police, induces belief that syst7-
matte misrepresentation of the motives and conduct
of the policemen has already commenced and viii
intcaInail, be continued Tor the purpose oi casting
od.Gu. apon the systen far Superintendent
of The Municipal Police ites it duty in behalf OF
lhe palic- force 10 earnestly solicit the public, not
TO allow such reports IN any shape TO induce want
OF confidence in the sysrem nor The withholding OF
that countsnauc. and supnort which will bs IN e
grut degree needed and expected al The outset OF
It's organization and operations,-while on his part,
he tsnders every assurance Inc citizens tina. all
complaints OF misconduct shall receive a prompt
ard iull investigation. BENIN. w. BENSON,
Superintendent of Police.
Nsw-York Jan. 25, l9l5.
u We trust that this new system Of Police
will receive fair trial. 1t viii of course require
some time to perfect the details Of the plan, but
fiom long and intimate acquaintance with Col.
Benson, We are prepared to say, that ii i, eossnct
give entire satisfaction to the public, it will not
be owing to any want Of ability, integrity or at
tention on the part Of the Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

REsEARcEES os ScsorULcUs DISEASES By J. u !. LC-
COL D. Vi r Phy 10 the Hospital - LOUIS Chets-
frrs Legion o! Honor. SC. sc lrnislsel ron Is
Frs.ch b. 4 StncT Dome. 4 ". NJ. D. late Heafh
Once: II the Port nt New. YORK Translator OF hiec--i
AnGromy Bayles Descriptive Anatomy. blandan Iopg-
rrnphlcG .inatnmy. DupuEtren's SGfserT. MaysTet :
Md lSry Scouie'isn thOer. hicOtI on :ypii's,
Chaussier the Arteries. &c and Editor oi Coco s,ldy
o; Medicine Sur-ery illustrated. sc. sc SC W m AZ.
Appendix. comprising Formula iof the Iieatiren, ~
Scro!ula. New. Yofs: J. :. Redheit. Clinton hali-
lSi5. l vol pp 80.
This is a work oil great value 10 the members ct
the Medical Profession, and TO the great number OF
sufiIers by an insidiaus and NEST widely
disease. The author tLuGoLl ia his concluson'
declares his labers to b. " the fruit OF personal
e1 1periencr OF more than thirty years, acquired
within the precincts cf an immense Hospital, and IN
the course of an extensive practice, and sdds that
he l5els convinced that these views are not only
The expression OF truh, bnt that they will throw
nes light on that subject which has evrr been the
eud aud aim of his as9i'a'ions-the treatment OF
Scrofulcus Disease That ne has succeeded, sd-
mts 40! Of doubt.
Ns,, WoaK OF PnEscorT.-h'r Prescott has
in prepar- iioa The Conquest OF Peru-a rich subject
for his genius for although some OF iae events b'ar
genefa resemblance 10 those which occurred IN
Mexico, there are abundance of Others entirely
unique.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

hiAR.SEa's FAMILY INDUSTRIAL SooiErY,-We
have received copy OF lhe frsi annual Report OF
this tyuly phiisathropic scc;e,y by reference 10
the books OF the supervisor, il seems the Scc;ety
has employed duIiug the p4s, eight months, sixty
tssc wo.! women; have made 1887 garments have
paid ou, IN wages 10 wo,kwomen du.;pg the same
til.e $6Sl &c, and distributed in charity duipg ,he
yea, S2S2, TO- among iis families. The amount OF
stock on hand :he FIRST OF December was something
over $500. The whole amount Of money received
sincs the foundation Of tie charity, in 1913, has
been S2,760,SI. Tie Clothing S,ors of this Society
is at No 56 Cherry street, ii IS established for the
purpose OF providing WORK ieT The female members
OF Sesmens Families, and TO relieve those families
tha, carnct cid themselves. We recommend this
excellent Society to the particular nonce OF the
public.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
NAIVE amExicAs RErRlScHMEsr .-B

NATIVE AMERICAN RErRlScHMEsr!-By refer
ence TO the proceedings vi tue Board OF Aldermen,
it will be seen that the Common Council ure about
10 raise the snug little sum OF S2Oo0 0oo for The pur
pose Of erecting buildings kandalls Island for
public purposes"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

IL Hon. R. Nj. T. HUNTER, once Speaker of
the House, is the Polk candidate for U. S. Sena-
Tor from Virginia. He was State Rights Wing,
frouf the Removal OF The Deposites to the prcmu-
CATION of the Sub Treasury, when he backslid,
with his great master, Calhoun. He is man of
fair character but nsrro~ mjnd, and would make
a respectable though no, powerful Senator. II
the Lacos are able to eei into JOINT Ballot when
two or Three Wings are sick or absent, they may
run hnu in.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
APPogNTNENTs By TIE GOVERNOR.

-
By q=G acilA the G2rice and consent Of the Sensie
THURSDAY, January g. ISIS.
| CoLrXsI..-Thamrs K. Baker supreme eou;: Coumis-
sioaeE. wee r. g. Doif-uase expired
RENSSELAER, Co-La~Ience Hozsbooa. Judge, wee l. c.
essass aoa,eyl judge wee Ff-nc, N Mann. term c
DCrcnrss Co-sstephen Thorn irdze, vice Wheeler Gil.
Stephen Enc supreme cour; commissioner Reappoament
Esee!t G. Eldndse. supreme court commissioner. Reap.
PTSAa Co-Eigah Ysrks supreme court commissioner.
uHder Gct OF lsii
y. n BIaAe 81 Sss gaaie; = and examiner fhanes5
eoEmlssione. OF L. :. moneys. Reaopcintlnents
q We are authorized, on good authority, 10
gay, that the statement Ieavr to the raelsncholy
death Of ar Fhrnsn is ectireiy exaggerated rs r.
CARDS the amount Of MS Indebtedness 10 the rsta;e
Of Janeway. The smount il les ihan Sl500.
wrich hr leaves property SIMPLY sufficient TO meet.
E.ering Post.
e Col. Thonlss d. Contiy has been r--sppyirt-
I'd Marshal OF The United States Tor lh, District OF
South CaIcliUa.
r. Chas ". Storey, Esq. of the house Of
Storey, Spaudng & CO. Havana, died on lhs pas
sage from Charleston 10 Havana, The pack.t hrig
aa,ne. Ills bcdy nas landed ct Key West FOR in
teunent.
e The ship MaieDgo arrived at Charleston on
the 25d inst froln Hayre, with datea 70 the 6gh Of
tGUuary.
r The nomination of Judge Burnside, a
Judge oi the Supreme Court al Pennsylvania, has
been confirmed by vote 6f 81 10 !.
IEE TELESCOPE AEsITED.-The Yorktown az
MED last nighr, hsYipg on board the large fe!e-
scope for the Cinci1nsu Observatory, slI in socd
order.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

TT whig General Comnsittee--A SPECIAL
Msetins Of hi. COMMITTEE VII be hed Tuesday Evening
Jsoanry e a. o'e!cck, at :6e Broadway House
81 order DUDLEY sEi.DEN. Chairman
IN. HosAsr J. a.ws. {Se.rc,arie, q
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

We think no one whom He have pIaced m Ihe
Anti-Texas column can be induced 10 vote for
the Join, Resolution which has passed the House
and we are confident that Messrs. Dix, Barrow
and Jarnagin Of the doubtful may be relied on 10
oppose and defea, ii. A few days will enable US
10 see more clearly.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
vides them thus

For .3as<zatioa.
Messrs. W Woodoury n II.
Dickinson, n. Y.
Bucaansa, Pa
esrurgeoo, Dc.
R,oes, Va.
Hay wood, n. c.
McDufhe, ). c.
Hugsr. do.
Coiquitr, Ga.
Le~i-, A'a.
Bsgbv, co.
HendeY,on Miss
Walker: do.
Foster, Tenn.
Hannegan, lad.
Semple, IL.
Breese, do.
A,cheson. No
Sewer, Ark.
Ashley, do.-2O
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
ry- The WIG ALnAsAc.-The thiFd edition

Of tins useful Register is pow ready.
In every eoun,ins room and workshop this Alma
nae will be found most convenient and useful
work. The pric- is only y. cents, while The mat
fer contained in cannot be purchased in any other
fo,, for ess thar four times that SUN. See the con-
tents in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
Nsw.York Jan. 25. l8l5.
Il; We trust that this new system Of Police
Ner-Yoris Legislature.

SATURDAY, Jan. %, ISIS.
SEyArg.-Mr. JONES, on notice, introduced a
bill 10 amend the act reducing the acts rel4ting
t. the city of New-York into one act. (Rslating
10 the Marine Cnurt)
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
Doubff.

Mess1s. Fairfield, ae. hiessrs. Barron, La
AtherIon, N. II. Johnson DO.
Niles. Conn. JdynngtH. do.
DIX ". Y. Benton, Mo-.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

His Honor the hayor sent in last night the fol-
loving Veto Of the bill giving the Ro!unda 10 $ the
New-York Gallery OF Fine ARTS at nominal rent.
The precedent which would have been established
BY this bills dangerous one, and the Mayor has
done no more than bis duty by inlerposng his Veto
TO mis- waste OF the public property:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

.7saiaS, .iHRera;ion.
s!essfs. Evans, NE.
Choa,e, Mass.
Bates. do.
Francis r. |.
Simusns, do.
Huatipgton, CT.
Phelps, VI
Upham, dc.
DAYTON, \. J.
Miller, do.
Clayton, Del.
Bayard, do.
merrics, hid.
Pesrcs, DO.
Arcner, Va.
Naogum. n. C.
bsrIlen. Ca.
C.inenden, Ky.
iiorehsa6, DO.
I Toppan, Onio.
Allen, do.
! White, Ind.
Porter, inicti.
W'doridge, ,do.2i
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
pas1-omce pzp.r1nent,

Since Inc publication The other day OF The
Nj neys RENTED 10 us through the Pest Office,
which wss distracted, robbed, OF otherwise tailed
TO reach US, We have received intelligence of the
following additional sums. u The letters con-
tanning the money were ali addressed 10 Greeley
8, dc Elroth, New York, which is the proper d.
rection. The msney was sent 81 our risk, and
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
rm,,.z Ina Philadelphia.
t-ofT.s prn,,n,e of The New ! ora lr;oun--
PuLApELPHL,. Jan. =.

pIuLAnELFHLN, A., Jan. 2. 7. NJ
C;o5p NEws-fHE STAT. .irrthksr-I NJ pss-
b r.nS,es oitne SiaieIegl>sture. OF an nc, 10 ,us
~ i men, utre prIuc pal at Domestic Cterots Cefu-
ens> e AN amount sucet shn be scued ani set sde
~ 49,, i1tsre,; l0, u ;undc deh the COmmoGw
falling due ~ the sf Of February has nis>e lively spun
,n crr rtl1-b, and the belief general mat
he ,i iii be paid Mr.. giele Chairman OF the C5m
n,itae on Finance e Senate. has furnished ths fsSmlns
a,cen OF the conrioa of e Treasury up TO The ~ mat
,yhch 10 your OF te greatest Importance -, .
balance the Treasury "n e agn N3'e'hSe'.' so3''' 90
hst ;,r 10 i2339 o. met bal. Is, ,7li 10
Ker-iuis w 10 Sd Jan. 9+0.1S q .o,.
pavn,snts 10, same tnle- - 1885, IL. $3.50 q
,,u,tb.l,cc- ...........s ass, ~. -
Ne, ryo- m =; FEB i Ce,;imaied) ........ l5.oo) %
ssi2 g: e
~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

u Che Hon. ISAIAH Rynders cerhfies though
tht Morning News that he approved Of the ap-
pontmsnt OF < chap named Robert II. Morris Us
President Of the Texas Meeting AZ Taninsny
as!l on FRIDAY evening. So is eli righL.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

u Our readers viii SIC Alr Coughs =o,e in
anotrer column, which he states HAT NJ viii be
present tns Orphvan Family Concert tonight at
,ae Tabernacle AID address the audience. They
have ,ae bvsI ,alesg IL the country sai crowded
mouse will be ms conss sqaence.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
In.ere,, on iunled debt

~ r,.r,,.nn >, f.6 ii, Ce,;iInaied) ......... l5,
-'e' 'S'''''- 49, - .Soo-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

G- The DAILY TRiBuSz i served esry hour in say
paT Of this City Brooklyn, weeS paya
Die the Carer r who prsier Il 81 h- 1-I- 'Sis
year. DayuoIe 1t ne citce N advance
'elscas wishing X served s please send II the names
through The Pcs; Office CT giher-ae-
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| SKIN DISEASES are often owing
o Scrotu Gus habit of-b dy, and in or
der TO effect permanent cure Tho or
giOal cause must be removed
JAYNE'S LIFE PRESERV ATlVE
one Of the most pleasant articles ever
offered lolbe public hes been fosad no
only 10 cure Scrofala, under ak lis nreI.
ttplIed forms, Of Cancer. Kings Eyr,
'Goitre, Whue-SwelHng, &C., but alsn TO
remove the disposition or tendency to
diseases Of that class, end all diseases
originating from obskuctions in the
glands or pores OF the skin, or from
'imPurity OF the blood or other fluids o
he body.
For sale by I AtFimsoa Il Co, Car
toilon and K K Gray, Wsynesbu
Seple lS. 1914
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BOOKS.

6 doz. U. S Spoilers,
g doz CSDbs,
Q doz. Eclectic Speliers, Rea ders an
ArllhmetIcs.
G doz Western CaIcuIalors,
2 doz Kirkham's Grammar.
z dog Frosl's History oil The u. S.
= doz, Missouri Harmony,
! doz. ParIev's Geography,
! doz. MtcheII's Ptjmary Geography
/ doz. do Geography & Alta,
! doz. Walkers Dictionary,
Half doz Comslock's Chemistry,
Hall doz do Philosophy,
Halfdoz D'AubigRe's Hlsloty cf th,
Reformation,
Hall doz Edwards on The Will.
Hall doz Confession olFairh,
Half doz. Methodist Hymn's,
Half doz WutDs 'PsaIms and HYMNS,
Half doz Dsvids Psalms,
Hall doz, General Assembly collect
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Nov 9th 1914.
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JaYMe's EXMectOranf.

No Other medicine will remove e,u
Gus or pms from the throat so thorough h
ly as this, 1T efeclusIy Ioosens the
'Coagulated masses from the membrane
which lines the trachia, and at.eVery
cough the patient will bring up portions
-Oi the dsengaged matter. In ali com
tplaints OF the pulmonary organs, even
. where nature seems 10 be mskina no eff.
fort 10 throw of the disease, Jayne's
Expectoranl imparls vigor 10 Tho ua
chinery Of respiration. and enables thom
10 disencumber themselves Of the Oh
7slructions which had impeded their free
operation Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis
PleUrisV-in a word, all diseases Of a
pulmonary nature, yield 10 this prepa.
TatIon, II properly administered
HAVE YOU A CoUGH?-Do not neclect
IT.; thousands have mel premature
death for the want ol Iille attention
TO common cold.
Have you a CoughG-Dt jayne.
Expeclorant sale medical prescrip
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used In an extensive Practice for sever
al yeOrA, will most positively afford re
lief and save you lron that awfuI dis
case Pulmonary Consumption, which on
nualiy sweeps idto the grave huadreds
OF tho young, the old, the lair, the love
ly and the gay.
Have youa Coeghf-Be persuaded to
purchase bottle Ofthe Bxpectorani! =
To day Tomorrow may be TOO late
Have you Coughf-Jnyne's Expec
'oFsn' is The ooIy remedy you should
take 10 cure ycu.
For this plain reason, that in no one
OF tho Thousand cases where il hes been
used hss il tailed TO relieve.
For sale by l. Atkinson & TO Cer.
TollIou, and r K Gay, Weynesburgh
September Is. 1874.
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ABF. ID Jaytle's SaMaliyc
Pills,

For Liver COmplaiatS, GOGt, Jaudice
DyYoPsia Rheumatism, FeUerS. Ner
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the Skin Impuriiy Of tie Blood In
,famaiOHs, Melancholy SICK Head
0ch, CostiDeness, Paias ia Me HeOG
Breast, Side, B0ck, and Limbs, Bill
0Ws Affections, Female Diseases, dc
&c &c and cheneUer any PErgativt
Medicine may be required.
There ia scarcely any disease in which
Purgarive Medicines are not more or
less required, and much sudsri0g and
sickness might be prevented were they
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feel we'll while a cos,iVe habit Of body
prevails; besidesil toon generates Sc
rious and often fatal diseases, which
might have been avoided by llmeIy
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The Proprietor can recommend these
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In using Them, no particular 'esre'ls
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as usual, 'snd, il desirable, 'eaI Imme
date after laklug them
Age will mot impair them, 'asthey
are go combiued as 10 always readily
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In small doses 'tsrey are Alternative.
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the whole Hhme rtury 'caual from ell.
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producing healthy sectetoHs of the.
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They may be taken d, all RHimes, and
in most diseases in IuAamHfalory, In-
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Liver Complaint For Dyspepsia they.
arsreBlly an Invaluable Article, grRdu
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monty called 'lmpurity OF the Blood
MISC for Femae Com plaints, CoslrVe-
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whore an Aperlent, MreraliVe, or 'Pur-l
RaiVe Medicine may be required
or Dyspepsia positively ca" be cured
10y pefseveFing use ol this valuable
SAN ALIVE, especially II the VUnic
VermIuge be Used 10 conjunction.
For saleby
l. ATKINSON, & co.
Carrollten
And r, X. Cray, WSynesburgh,
September Is, lS44
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK B4CKSn
100000 soLD YEARLY!
Price oHIy:l.! els.

Price 0Hty13 els.
'SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
The best Strengthening Plaster in the
world, and a sovereign remedy Tor pains
and weakness ia the bick, oius, side
breast, neck, limbs, 10 Hts, rheumatism,
aud ambago; worn oH the'lower part Of
lhe spine, they entirely cure the Piles /,
and on the small nf the back, the falling
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neck of children teelhing they gvegreat
relief In coughs, colds, oppression Of
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dyspepsia. asthma, ,und altdiseoses where
scal remedies are ereqnired, none can be
,et,et Than these pISsters. They are
ODic, or Strengthening stimulating and
lnodyne iPhySicluus recommend them
because they stick better aBd afford more
relief than any other ever known. One
million are sold yearly
y. w Hwie .E q. who was bent necr
| = H1ube with Rheumat was eHabled
after wearing one 20 hours. to get up
aud dress himself. 10 Two days he was
perfectly we'll.
Mr.. David Williams. Of Eizabeth
town, N. J on old revolutionary soldier,
was so afflicted with Rhematism that he
could hardly help himselG One Of these
PlasleB entirely cured him.
Mrs. George Nixon, oHe Of The Mana
gers of The insi uton for Aged Endlgeut
FemaIesin the city OF New York, sayt
the old ladies find great benefit IRON
these Piastets, they being very liable tC
pains or weakness 10 the back, as well
as ether parts Of the body.
Mr. George w. Spencer, Street ln'
spe clor. WIS cured Of the Piles bS was
ng one Of these Piastets on ME lowe
para og the SPINE.
i 6TCAUrIoN The great reputation
these Pla have attained has indSceC
many suprancipled persons 10 gsl uI
worthless lmliGrioOs. Ask for Shet@an'
, Poor Nuns Plaster. and zee thn fell di,
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RAThORTMa
IR NeAV MagerslOYEn.

The subscriber would respectful i,
IoiOrm his old customers and The pu
Hc generally, that hesllll continues tc
carry On the above business in New
Nagerstown, CsFroll.coVaty, 0hlo. lie
will be found in his shop at all lines to
attend tothose who may favor hIm wnh
q call. He receives H. A York
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every Spring and Fall, which will eaa.
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that patronage which is always bes ow
'edihy liberal pubhc on the lndUstrrrus
His charges will be made TO suit The
times, ewd he will receive eI her cash
or country produce n-aaS mcnt.
WILLIAM McCAkDLESS.
Feb. IA. l845.
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saERMAN,s cAmpAoR LozENGEs.

Give immediate relief to Nervous Or sick
Hesdache, palPl,ariou OF The heart, low
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( sense OF shaking OF the chest, ca0lc
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diseases, dTowsfness through the day and
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really rsviVtDg, aad imparti1s the buey 4
ancy of youth
soseph B Noues, ESQ, Vice PresIdoH'1
of. the WashlDgoln M4rlHe Insurance
Company, has Suffered ior years wHh
Bervo1s headache, that Rolhlng would
reReVe till he used iIrese LoEenges,
which relieved il eolireIyin 10 minutes
DR.. G, Hunter his been subject TO vio>
lent attacks Of headsche, go as 10 make
him almost bud for two or three hoers
al time. Nothing ever afforded hm
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and they cured him in few tnInuIes.
Or. Shermaa's Lozenges can I've OBJ
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the following Agents.
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S A HIGHLAND Harrishurgh.
GRoRGE MANFUII,. Augusta,
* JACKSON CarrolIlou.
Cough l. uges 95 cents per box;
WOrn ~ ~ -
Campbor i" 4
Cathattic &" i
All who buy box Of Or Sherman's
Loge nges, or Plaster ere eaHtEed TO
one OF ShermaR's Messengers Of Health.
which can be Obtained from all Agents.
Jan. /, AS
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COUGHS, coLps,- ASTHMA.

|
SHERMAN's CouGH LozENGEs are The
safest, most sure sud eHrclaal remed, ,
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they dId net give perfect satislscaon.-
Several thousand boxes have beea sold
~IIhtn Me lssl year, restoring 10 heaIph
persons in almost every stage Of con"
sumption, and those laborteg under the
most distressing colds and coughs
jonathan Eowsrth, Esq, the weH
kaoWn temperance lecturer, took severe
cold last JAnssfy by sleeping in damP
sheets, that seemed to have settled ia a
consumption. i'e raised a gept tea Of
hEondy malter, aud his cough was so
harrassiRg aad incessant that he could
get 40 rest Dy day or night Alter try
Iing various remedies wilhnUt EekeG he
thought thH death alone would relieve
hin oil his misery. But by the advice Of
lady he purchased a box OF Sherman's
Cough L"zenges: they gave him great
relief, and 10 his surprise slIaSed his
cough, made him rest easy, aud enaoled
him 10 sleep sound all nIghj lbrre day IS
use Oh them made new man Of him,
aad he is recommending Shernan's Lo.
ngcs to all his acGnalnlances.
sHERMAN's WORM LoRENGes
Are The only infalibe worm destroying
medicine ever discovered l.400 900
boxes hive been sold, and net failure
has ever been known. They destroy all
kiOds Of worms, and camel lnjurc where
there are none.
Three different persons cured OF the
Worms by The use of oae Box Of Worm
LoEenges,
"Mess's G. F T. e. Co l47 Main
street, Cincinnati: GentIemen. My
vile has been adlicled with worms from
he age OF three yesrs, aad has never
nern without them SheVesided at Md
IIelewa, Butter county Al times, she
mas been So sfll cied with worms as to-
require the attendance OF Two Of the best
physicians in the pIace-one doclering
her forone compliant, and one for anOth
er, bat getting worse, sac removed to
Madison, and was ander the hands Of
Two Of The mosI celebrated physicians off
hat place, bat all did her no good. She
came TO Cincinnati sOme time since, andl
began to despair Of getting better: in
deed she got go bad, The worms came up
in h throat her suferiDgs became al
most IntolerabIo. Hearing Of The many
'ures performed BY Shermhn's Loz nges,
'he thought lhal she would try them iaslj
August. stepped in your elore aud
got box OF the worm I0zanges. and
nave every reason TO rejoice that dld
30. She took bat one half box, when thel
worms came from Ter in bunches
'ouId not be positive, bat would sup.
oose thai there we're from fifty TO sixty
a each bunch. The last dose Drought
'evera while worms. from twelve 10
ileen irchHs long. She began o.gel
Veii, ami felt better than sho had for
ears. Being cured, che gave the
aIance OF the Oox 10 a neighhur by tho
ame Of Herald, wh0 lives a short dis
ance from Us, whoh has two children, one
We and lhe other Two years OF age, who
we're WUch troubled with worms, .sndH
ave heaid snce, that by the time they
ad used upthe box, both' chiIdrea were
nlirely cured"
The above is from Mr.. r.. Richards
Iawrence street, near Front,