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The New York herald., 1845-09-22
TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS.
81 and 63 Catharine Street


81 and 63 Catharine Street.
I ORD TAYLOR, 6l and SO Cathane street. beg ap-
ha Pe PRISE he ~ ladies 81 M1w York anu the public generally
and able to offer extensive stock
with increased accommodations and respectfully
careful pern'a Of the 70 sg lGMyg W detail :
The extensive assortment ever shown in this city, in
elud'ns every description MERyNors k1RMS;
complete '''orTfp rAadHs e dFHiss' British and German"
Black Blue Black and Celoea shade known in silk
and ssiSr Be
styles
i;Sss iSs$ %
assorted and cheapest ever oeTe& 70 the public
superb lot Of Paris psmss Silks imported this season for
evening dresses equal to i not SURPRISING any thing Of the
and Sit
sswls with coor ehamelions OF every shade PLAN and
striped from IS to s. peF FEYXNNELs. EY.,i
In this stock will be fognd all times goods Of our 9yn i'm
directly from the English Saxony and Gsuze
ref i h & a goods % ,o%ha eansny WIN % m%en % a
tlannes Of color quality and width by toe package
BLANKETS.
Fifty bales comprising all qualities and makes, import
large This stock well worthy the of aa
les hotels and steamboat P5In'isTI9ss 19ITiTs
Maress Toilet and Imperial every size and euatE;in
quaint Or descrp'jpS1 pMEsTG T Nare'as aJ0Ds pEfs;
In this stock be found article the trade in large
or small Quantities persons purchasing single piece OF up
To who be unacquainted with the system upon
which the business Of this house is conducted LORD IA
Gle from which abatement be made, thereby aordng
the most perfect security to the purch:s.r As the scale Of
hence the advantage OF purchasing At an
fit to the smallest possible cenage s222i&26 asrh
LAKE SUPERIOR MINERAL LAND GRANT
FOR SALE-ALSO,
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RUTGERS INSTITUTE.
CONCERTS by the SWISS BELL RINGERS-Ths
~ Celebrated Band respectfully Two Concerts
the Rutgers Female Institute to take place THURSDAY
aud FRI DAY EVENINGS Sept 18th and 10Th, which
casion they will play great variety of their most
compositions and will be assisted by Miss CAROLINE HfF-
FERT, the popular vocalist.
Tickets cents eacChdren under IL years Of age half
price Doors open 7-Commence 8. Full particulars
programmes
BThese will be the last performances of the Bell Ring
here
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SEVENTH APPEARANCE OF
MIR. AND MRS. KEAN.
Monday Evening, September 22d.
The performance viii commence with MUCH ADO ABOUT
MOTH NG-Benedick, Mr. Kean-Don Pedro shaw
Don John, Morris-Dogberry, Buron-Beatrice Mrs
Kean-Ursula. Miss Coad.
To conude with PETER WEITE-AlaJoT Pepper. Mr. Bar
rett-Frank Brown, Thpyer-Wdow White Mrs Mclean
Mrs White, Miss w Il Smith.
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TEN DOLJARS REWAkD,

OST ist evening, in the vicinity Of the Battery Bow
- ling Green, long silk Purse, confirming about forty
I'VE ars in b's and change which four ten dol
lar bill on the Mechanics Bank OF New York The above
reward will be paid for the recovery of the same upon app
cation Henry Phillips al the Madison House. the
South Ferry, South Brooklyn. $50 2tff
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AUCTION NOTICES.

EDGAR JENKINS, Aactonser.
yALLuABLE AL e Oh OIL p PAINTINGS AT CLINTON HALL.
EDGAk JENKINS will sell at auction, Wednesday,
G @ = = oGs 4 he Exhibition
Oil being the united c"Iieeoas Of two s.n,lemsn
TO the gallery for Of sseamong the number
ALSO RS{@ss sad L Lsss
Va with many ohs BY The old masters equally valasbe l
or + fIs'IH6 Sept
collection q Oil Paintings eight Of which purchased
sSG fs BIND Bo oy Family oon
and Hunting Scenes. Also various Others: -
one Large Secetsry and Book Case ss5 2 Centre Tables
ara other Furniture, TO pay advances SO lt.Ih
TO WATCH DEALERS-REDUCED PRICES.
w as
Sc Movements s0 Patent Lever Watches with g, .sso9d
GROCERY STORE TO LET AND STOCK
FOR SALE.
Ihs Grocery sto go Of fl Third M Avenue and Sc
El 70 about Three Thousand Dollars, purchased the
e % o ma si a. e. 5 & %'
Sach an opportunity seldom offers For terms, which will be
''.ss' IS are JOHN VAN boSNiHk
feet Bridge feet Stone and ii f.
%s slfs sJes' or BUSINESS .ns vicinity Of Broad street
xGGs s @ sfh1ss a@
ne o Sb sb s ss st f the Hsm
sive sabling. About quarter OF mile from the above vii
l.ge he has also thirty good woodland
AsE,y .Is st;s ss GEO Ii Ii WIPE WalI Stree,
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
49, ,o TAKEN Ak from the Stable Of the spsscnbsr ou the
NAM % high 5 with white in s e. fee wh
taken saddle and bdle Whosoeyer Will return Horse or
give aomon wher- he ca nbe found shall receive the above
s2I 3tFm
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MRS HARPER'S CELEBRATED COUGH n
REMEDY

vUNHIS VALUABLE MEDICINE is particularly ON.
mended being the most efectusi cure for Asthma,
Whoopng Cough. Colds of every description Bronchitis and
all Affections the Lungs constantly prescribed by
most ply and has stood the Of thirty
and ~ 00J bottles consumed annually For sale
WEEKS Il ANDERSON,
:, Wholesale Agents. CO Bowery, corner Walker street
Always on hand Hoopers Female Pills, geuuine Dallys
ImNm
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THE GREAT SEA SERPENT.
NJ IOW EXuIRITING al the Annollo Saloon. IL

~ UW EAiTBT TINU AZ the Appo1Io saloon, 41U Broad.
~ way. This skeleton III feet, and
weighs 1900 poundsbeing the greatest wonder Of the ania
creation discovered IL found by DR. Koch OF Ger
many, during geological tour in Alabama.
Extract from Professor Sillimans letter =" The skeleton
beng found entire, enclosed IN limestone evidently belonged
TO one INDIVIDUAL aid there the fullest grounds for ' gen
uineness."
II will be exhibited but short time in this city. Admit,
tnce Is cents children l2 cents, The saloon open rom
NJ ts 10 r. M is brilliantly illuminated evening
s22Ns
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ARCH sTKEET THEATRE.

ARCH STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
SrAsE MANAGER Mr.. II. +. STEVEN
Monday Evening, september 22d,
The Performance will commence with THE WIFE OP Sc
VEN HUSBANDS-Martin Lessamour, MIR Stevens-Ga-
miel, Mr. Burke-Cyprien, Mrs Myers-Margaret Lessa-
mour, Mrs Bu rke.
To conclude with MARGARET CATCHPOLE-Ben Luff,
Mr. Stevens-Muffn Pegs Burke-Magaret Catchpoe, Mrs
Burke.
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MOUNT OF OLIVES AND
THE SEVEN 81 .EEPE,RS

HE SEVEN SLEEFEhto.
During the Week of the american Musical Conpention
THE SUBLIME ORATORIO of the Mount of Olives by
he immortal Beethoven, and the Seven Sleepers by Dr.
oewe, will be performed the Tabernacle, Thursday
evening the 9Th October 1t under the direction of
MIR. GEORGE LODER
The Chorus and Orchestra will be full and effective, and the
solo parts well sustained by resident talent.
Mr.. H. G. TINIM, will preside at the Organ. -
Tickets so each be obtained and after Thurs
day next the principal music stores Subscribers viii
receive tickets for dollar, usual.
N b. The first rehearsal takes place Thursday evening
the Coliseum $50 Broadway where the undersigned
will happy all who have formerly rehearsed
with him. any other good readers who disposed to aid
in the attempt to bring encourage resident talent
s22 3e*rh HENRY MEIGGS. 4i6 Broadway.
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NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
The New end Splendid Oraorio of
THE SEVEN SLEEPERS.
pY DIR. e.. LOEWE, celebrated German Composer. will
ID be formed by the Sacred Music Society, WEDNES
AY EVENING Gath instant. the Tabernacle, under the
direction of Mr. u C. Hill conductor to the Society Mr. W.
H. restoex will for the first time in this city, preside at the
organ -.,..
Antipater PROF. Consu of Ephesus. Mr Fraser
Homo his wife Cher first appearance) Mrs Jamsen
Nartinus, Bishop Of Ephesus Mr seguin
Malchus l................. Miss |. No thal
]
Johannes ............. a Lady Member
Constantine ). The Seven Sleepers. MIR X Dunnmg
Dyonlsus -. ..s........
NNaNtmiahus ! !.
Chorus of Shepherds Priests and Warriors Chorus oil peo
pie of Ephesus, by two hundred performers . :, -
The Instrumental department will be unusually eheeWe'
Performance commence at 7Is o'clock:
Tickets 81 each be had at all the pripcipa music
stores; Saxon Miles Broadway; George Nesbiit corner
of Wall and Wate j. F. Perkins No2 Wall st. and
Al the door of the Tabernacle. $50 itrc
EXHIBIT'ON OF THE "IVORY CHRIST"
Il z47 BROADWAY, ". Y.This is the largest and most
"A beautiful ivory statue IN the world was executed bya
monk Convent of St Nicholas at Genoa from
worry three feet long by fourteen inches diameter,
aud BY the highest authority to be whouta
parallel among works of art.
Admitsnce 25 Exhibition day and vening.
s2i iwis*tc
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WANTED.
SIX eight Cornish Miners work in a copper mine
~ the city, for which the highest wages will given Ap
ply TO EVERETT & BATTELL,
2wFm 86 South street
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INFORMATION WANTED
OWEN ROGERS-Whereas, the relatives Of this person,
~ (who of the Parish Of Cooevin the County OF Sligo
and who left Ireland some or 3s ago. have been IN
formed that the said Owen Rogers wishes have no
nation his relationships acquant him that he
obt nte Of his sister, addressing letter to NJ C.
at the New York Herald Office N Y.
Southern papers please copy. aul9 lm'rc
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TWlNE, NAILS, SHOE THREAD, &c, &c
ENGLlSH French and lndlaSeineI Twne;
II Cotton, Seine. W Wrapping and Carpet do
Wool Fa and Msnuactu ers, of every description;
Gut and Wrought Nails Brads and Spikes;
shoe Threads, in very variety
Cardage, Lines Cotton Bagsing and Bale Rope &c. SC.
For sale by ZEBRA & CUNING,
s22 lt*m los Pearl street
The New York herald., 1845-09-22

LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
GENTLEMEN and Families can obtain the full value for
" all kinds ofsupeous effects they wish dispose such
as Ladies and Gentemens Wearing Apparel Fire Arms Fur
niture SC. Gentlemen leaving returning the city will
find their advantage send for the Subscriber who pedg
es himself give fair price for all articles offered.
B-A line through the Post Office will be promptly at
tended to. T. LEVENSTYN,
sill lmSrc 466 Broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1845-09-22

PARLOR ORGAN FOR SALE.
polished and richly carved mahogany Compass from
FFF In bass 70 IN a two rows Of keys, stops three
composition pedals and octave Of pedal bass the great
variety OF musical effects Produced worth
Of propretors of Concert rooms amate societies. Ne
depth feet inches; made by Jardne Of this city Price $500
cash Apply 1903 Spring steet between IL and o'clock
so2I It*rh
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-24
STAND FIRM.

The following paragraphs from the Pos
ton Atlas, we recommend to the serious
consideration of every Wing. Our only
safety as a party, and our only prospect of
lrIumpL upon Ae gres. natioAs piaclpIta
which we hold, depend upon the unity OF
action and firm adherence 10 our pres ent
organizations throughout the land. Every
departure tlom these well defined land
marks, will only tend to diminish our own
strength and increase the power OF our
opponents. We eXhort the Wings to
"S,aad Fim''-to avoid all "entangIing
alliances with Birneyism, Natveism, Or
SUlierranea ism, tor it is impossible that
any party can hold the rens Of govern
meut long in this country, that does not
administer itupon the principles and policy
contended for by the Wing Party:-BeaVer
Argus
"Standing upon this high and hohora-
lie ground, 10th in our State aid in our
city, it becomes US to maintain the high
position we have thus assumeG-to rush,
hastily, into no new and untned expert
ments-to act with prudence and circum-
sDaC!ion-to he guided by wise and deliba-
ra.e counses-and to let our future actions
coincide with the high moral and political
influence which the result Of our recent
election cannot taiI to give US throughout
the Union.
except in some very few quarters, there
appears to be a very general determination
among the Whigso all the States, to stand
upon these principles, and maintain the
organization Of the Wing party. We can
imygiue no good reason why such deter
mi0ation should not prevail The princi
/ pies Of our party are based upon the eternal
foundation Of truth and justice. They ara
! Just as true-iust as irrefutabIe-just a.
iumutaJe-and Just as worthy Of our
support, as if We had succeeded, and Mr..
Clay had been placed at the head OF the
Government to carry them into active and
efficient operation"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-24
AN INCIDENT AT SEA.

The ship Chicora, Captain Gore. which
arrived at This port on Friday last, left Ma
ulI'a on the 18th July. OF course the Of
fcars and passengers had received no
news of the political movements which
preceded the Presidential election, and as
they drew near home were naturally anX-
ious to know the result On the 10Th in
slant they spoke the ship Finland, four
davs out of Charleston. bound to Havre.
and after the usual inquiries and replies,
through the speaking trumpet, the ques-
ton was asked "Who's the next Presi-
dent" "James X. Polk" was the reply
For a moment the querists doubted whe-
ther or not they were undeI going hoax;
and had barely time to thunder out the
question, "WhO's James X. Polk" and re-
ceived the reply, "That's more than we can
tell you," ere the two ships parted on their
different couraes.-Boslon alias.
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A PREMATURE ENDORSEMENT.

4 story is told OF Hbernan who offer
ed his vote in neighboring town under
circumstances which induced the locoocoS
to believe him a Wing. He had his ticket
encased in his brawney fist, when the in
spectors asked him his name.
Barney Flagherty, yer honors, the
world over, save in Kentucky, where they
call me Barnabus O'Flagherty for short
ness"
IL challenge his vote" said a ocofoco,
as soon as he heard the word "Kentucky.'
"You are challenged, Mr.. Flagherty, are
YOU prepared to take the oath"
"Im challenge, am |! Then I'm the
man for his mutton. Any weapon from
double fist full of bones to a Donabrook
81 iIelah. And as for the oath, I'm ready
to swear by St. Patrick or ould Hickory,
that better Dimocrat'-
"Withdraw the challenge Jim, he's for
Polk"
GAS for the matter O. that, thin, I voted
for ouId Hickory and
81 withdraw the challenge"
"And for Martin Van Buren,
"Take his vote-take his vote"
"But may the Old Boy take me, if I'm
iver caught by locofoco Blarney agin," ad
ded Barney as he saw his vote deposited
and he marched off shouting for "ould
Kentuck, who niver turned the back of his
hand to a friend, nor the back of his coat tc
an ineny."
The Wings shouted and the locos hung
their lips as Barney Flagherty placed his
thumb on his nose, and gave his premature
endorsers s'the top of the morning for theit
swate glnthty."
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKSM
1000 600 SOLD YEARLY!
PrlCe OALN Il els,

: Ut "'tVy i3 C'"N
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
The best Streng gheDing Plaster in the
world, and sovereign remedy ior pains
and weakness in the back, oiHs, side,
breast, neck, limbs, 10 nts, rheumatism,
and lumbago; worn on the lower part Of
the spine, they entirely cure the piles
and on the small OF the back, the falling
OF the womb; applied to the back ot The
neck Of children teelhing they give great
relief. In coughs, colds, oppression Of
the chest and stomach liver complaint,
dyspepsia, asthma, and all diseases where
local remedies are required, none can be
better than these pIasters. They are
tonic, or strengthening, stimulating and
anodyne Physicians recommend them
because they stick better and afford more
relief than any other ever known. One
mil ion are sold yearly.
J. W. HIxe. E q. who was benz near
ly double with Rheumatism, was enabled
alter wearing one II hours. 10 get up
and dress himself. 10 Two days he was
perfectly well.
Mr.. David Williams. Of E iztbath-
town. N, J on old revolutionary soldier,
was so alIl cted win Rhem ''sm that he
could hardly help himself One Of these
Pasrers entirely cured him.
Mrs. George Nixon, one Of th' Mana
gers Of the lnsl.ut,on for Aged Indrgent
Females in the city Of Now York, says
the uId ladies fnd g,eat benefit IRON
these P;asters they beug very liable ia
pains or weakness 10 the back, as well
a. other paris OF the body.
Mr. George W Spencer, Street In
specIOr was cured Of the Piles By wear
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-24

From the PhalanX, Extra.
PRACTICAL PART OF THE SYSTEM
OF ASSOCIATION.
THE EDIFICE-MODE OF LIVING.

THE EDIFICE--MODE OF LIVING.
An Association of three hundred families,
united in interest and guided by practical
common sense, would not build on their
lands three hundred seperate houses, with
three hundred kitchens, &C., but would
erect in the central part Of their Domain a
large and comnodious EdiGce, would be
planned with the greatest regard to COM
fort, economy, health and convenience;
and these advantages could he secured ut
an expense less than the cost of three hun
drcd ordinary and inconvenjent separate
dwellings, as the least calculation will
show,
Because three hundred families reside in
i large and commodious Edifce, there is
no need that the privacy Of domestic life
should be destroyed. Domestic privacy
and retirement will be fully preserved il
the residence of an association; families
will have their separate apartments OF vari
Gus sizes, and composed of more or les'
rooms according to their wants, means Oh
tastes. The private apartments will b'
separated by division walls, and the do
mestic circle will no more be ntruded up
on than in any other situation, In the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-24

aaimosifies, which grow out Of this antag-
onistc, fraudulent and hostile system Of
dealing. Families now run into debt to tie
merchants, and become often involved ia
Lawsuits; this is more particularly the case
with farming families, who are so frequent
ly ruined by contracting iniudicious debts
with the country merchaut-and in conse-
quence the landed property Of the country
is gradually finding its way into the harfa
Of this class OF men, and the lawyers and
noHey-lenders.
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COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMA.

SHERMAN's CoUGH LozENGEs are the
safest, most surs and effecrual remedy
for Coughs, Colds, ,Consump ptons, Whoop
ing Cough, Asthma, Tlghtuess Of tho
Lungs or Chest, &c. &c. The proprie.
tor h never known an instance W here
they did not give perfect satsfaclion.-
SeVeral thousand boxes have been sold
within The IOsl year, restoring 10 health
persons IN almost every stage Of con.
sumption, and those laborng under the
most distressing colds and coughs
Jonathan HowarIh, Esq, The well
known temperance lecturer, took a severe
cold last January By sleeping n damp
sheets, that seemed TO have settled in a
CorCumptlon. He raised q good real Of
bloody matter, and his cough was 80
haFrassing and incessant that he could
get no rest by day or night. Alter try
ing various remedies without relief, he
thought that dOath alone would relieve
him oi his misery. But by the advice Of
a lady he purchased box of Sherman's
Cough l. zenges; they gave him great
relief, and 10 his surprise allsyed his
cough, made him rest easy, aud enabled
him TO sleep sound ell nigh; three do, $
use ol them made IA new man of him,
and he is recommending She rman's Lo.
zenges TO all his acqualnrances.
sHERMAN's WORM LozENGEs
Are the only infaIIible worm destroying
medicine ever discovered 100000
boxes have been sold, and not IA failure
has ever been known. They destroy all
kinds Of worms, and cannot in jurc. where
there are no6e.
Three different persons cured OF thr
Worms by the use Of one Box Of Worn
Lozenges,
"Nessrs. G. F. T. & Co 147 MAR
street, Cincinnati: Gentlemen -MS
wife has been afflicted with worms from
the aye oI three years, and has neveI
been without them She resided at Md,
dletown, Butler county. At times, sht
has been so afflicted with worms as &
require the attendance oI two Of the bes
physicians 10 the place-one doclering
her for one compliant, and one for anolh
er, but getting worse, she removed Il
Madison, and was under the hands o
gwo Of the most celebrated physicians o
that place, but all did her no good. Sht
came to Cincinnati some time since, AM
began 10 despair Of getting better: n.
deed she got go bad, the worms came W
in her throat - her snfferings became al
most Intoerable. Hearing of the many
cures performed by Shermsn's LozeDges
she thought thai she would try them las
August. | stepped in your slore aLC
got box Of the worm Iozenges, and
have every reason 10 rejoice that ! (
SO. She took but one hall box, when tn
worms came from Ter in bunches
could not be positive. but | would sup
pose that qhege we're from fifty to sixt,
in each bunch. The last Gose brough
several white worms, from twelve 4
fifteen inches long. She began to ge
well, ami felt better than she had 70
years. Being cured, she gave III
balance OF the box 10 neighbor by III
name of Herald, who lives a short dis
tance from u.s. who has two children, on
five and the other two years of age, VIII
were much troubled with worms, and
have heard since, that by the time the
had used Up the box, both children wee
entire y cured"
Tho above is from Mr. K Richards
Lawrence street. near Front,
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Pertinent hquiry.-"Doctor," said
gentleman who was notorious for laziness
in general, and sIovenliness in person in
particular, doctor, | have tried every
thing | can possibly think Of for the rheu-
matism. and without the least avail
The Doctor, after having surveyed him for
moment inquired IF he had eUer tried a
clean SkHt"
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sHERMAN's CAMPHoR LozENGEs

SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Give immediate relief 10 Nervous or sick
u odaahe pal pltatinn Of ! he heart, low
aess Of spirits, ,despondcncy, inhlmma-
tory or pulrled sore throat, bowel or sum
mer complaint, IaintIng, oppression or a
sense OF sinking Of tho chest, choIc
spasms, cramps Of the stomach or bow
els, Eystsrlca affections and all nervous
diseases, drowsiness through the day and
wakeluIness by night, cholera or cholera
mOrbus, dlaTbel, Iassilude, or sense
OF fatigue. Persons travelling or attend
ing large parties, will find The LczongcS
really reVIVIOg, and lmpartIng The buoy
ancy Of youth,
Joseph B Nones, ESQ. Vice President
OF the Washington Marne Insurance
Company, has suffered for years with
nervous headache, that nothing would
relieve I'LL he used these Lozonges,
which relieved it eotrely n ID minutes
DR.. u. Hunter has been subject to Vln>
lent attacks Of headache, so as 10 make
him almost bind (oc two or three hours
at time. Nothing ever afforded h,m
any re lsC ali he tried these Lnzsnges.
and they cured him 10 few minutes
Dr. Sherman's L zeuges can he OBJ,
rained Wholesale aud Retail OF G +
Thomas, Nam st. between 81 and 4h,
Sole Agent for Cincinnati Oalo, aud oI
The following AgrOrs,
GREER & Co, Magnolia.
S A HIGHLAND Harisburgh,
GEORGE MANPULL Augusta.
X. JACKSON, CarrolIon.
Cough Lounges % cents per box;
Worm I"
CamDhor -
Calbaruc "
All who buy box of DR.. Sherman
Lozsnges, or Plaster are entitled Il
one ot Sherman's Messengers Of Health
which can BE- obtained from all Agents.
Jan. |, 45