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The New York herald., 1845-11-15
HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF N1PHIHA.
THE trRIITMpII COMB .ETE


NOTWITHSTANDING the short time during which
~ this invaluable medicine has been before the American
public specific properties and have unequivocay
proved only III. reliable but af) uniaing
remedy all affections prescribed be within legitimate
ntro Unlike many Wanted articles advertised the Naph-
Syrup succedenum for aiinenf,
remedy for every disease; but for It's astonishing powers
by other med within the range OF the
Pharmacopaia aaying irritation Or Inflammation o. e
mucous coatinss stimulating the bronch 10 action
its remarkable virtues expectoran and an Alternative, and
aoay al sTISf ~. ~ THE FORMATION OF TUBERCLE
And b, eakng down pulmonary disease when established AN
cheeruy furnished the Office Of the agency The experience
~ Hastiugs recently tvde Lon
don Lancet effected by Jealous fellow aborer Dr. Hocken,
III london sufficient Of themselves convince the mor
Gus or skepca the perfect durability by the above remedial
agent othat justly dreaded disease hisis Pulmonas
TubercuIar Consumption. Let despair.
For sale by MOORE & CO., the American Agents. Al
Ann street, and j. Elliott, 173 DIVISION STREET, op-
posite Ludlow, New York Price 81 bottle--Six Dot
Ties for SD. n5 I'm 10
HIDES, HIDES, HIDES.
John HUM, 228 Elizabeth street. will pay premium Of
hide above the highest market pfice, all
hides having the throat the cattle being stuck
saugherng Aso the highest market pice for Cali skins,
sheep skins and Fat. nl2twt re
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
Mr.. Wm. Hill

Mr. VIM. Hill:
Sr-Havng had the misfortune lose the Of
my hair by gradual falling off during of four
months West | induced by the suggestion of my
friends who had been similarly afflicted to your nfaibe
Onguent and Joy has completely restored my
hair than its original growth also makes the hair
moist soft and gives il beautiful dressy appearance.
Respectfully,
j. r. SANDERsON
$50 Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
REMIJJM BOOTS.

"a. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 50 so, city made and for
style and durability they equal those eldn other
for S. Fine French Premium Imperial Dress Boots
for 81 So to those other for Sc ST.
at YOUNG STONES French Boot and Shoe manufactoTy.
ofthe fashionable establishments tins city. Our
boots having been judged the late Fair Nibo said
be the best boots for the price sold this Also,
superior style French Dancing Caters and oveshoes
constantly on hand.
All goods warranted give satisfaction Boots and Shoes
made order in the shortest notice Mendng done in the
store. YOUNG JONES, 4 Ann street.
n m near Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
NEw YORK, May 81, 1912.
To Mr. Wm. Hill.

To Mr.. VIM. Hill.
Dear SA short time since my hair became dry, exceed
ngy harsh and finally commenced falling out which increased
remained appeared perfectly tless indeed fearful of
losing all Of It, At last through your pesuasion
duced TO try your nfabe which happy TO say
in short time caused my hair to entirely falling off
moist soft and glossy nature, and add that differ
members omy family Especially the female porou have
used the Onguen for like urposes with like
Yours respectfully,
ASA GARDNER,
AxafCit IIaaal
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
ASA GARDNER,
Proprietor of City Hotel.

NEw York, May 6, 1874.
do certify that have bee seriously afflicted with dandru II
and falling off Of hair for than five years. and have
made of several articles said be remedies for the
same aud found benefit from them but quite the
verse finally, at the request of Mr. Hill induced to
his Inabe Oguent and the result has been highly satisac
tory removing the dandruf staying the hair and causing
to grow, and would recommend afflicted With the
above 10 make the Onguen being perfectly satisfied
they will reap great benefit from the same
80 s A. POWERS,
Manchester Ontario County, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
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oi lm.nc - NJ. CAHILL.
THE ORIGINAL AND Only GENUINE GAL
~ VANIC STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
CERTIFICATE NO I3-The suojoned certificate, select
d from number from gentlS Of neep,iSnabe
yn a. S and proof of the % ehs
BE can be furnished at the Office of the principal agent
pain IN the hip occasional BY fall attended with Rheumatic
% Psf
PLASTER and assert MS unqualified appreciation
Having times suffered severely scarcely to able to
try this remedy and surprised fluid short time
after application Of hs plaster an almost sessa
walked wi much greater than for two years
ty effect SPEEDY cure IN similar cases ana therefore re-
commend il with confidence os2yt e Sy sad vaS NosrRANp
New York fNSeS. Nov. /, 1876 A'f'" '11-'
2Wiiam street, Principal Office, No IS ChambeIsst
aud by respsetabe druggists generally nl3 2weod-rc
DUCKlNG GUNS.
s"s boSs 1geA Guns Of the most approved length
ana viii lsSs love
a stock Of sSfs Con- Con- s
DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY,
No. II Howard STREET.
CIGNA& & SIG. FERtERO have reopened their School,
- and will commence entirely class for Young La
dies and Masters Tuesdays and Fridays half
Monday. and Thuds and Saturdays, and
Tuesdays and Fridays clisses for Young Ladies
aud Masters Monday and Thursday evenings hall
Dancing and Watzng Glasses for Gentlemen Tuesdays
aud Fridays at the hour Wazng Polka and MazovIka
cas For do La az Deux Temps Polka aud the Mszourka
will be taught in all the classes during the Private les
classes and boarding schools puncuay attend
ed to. Private Soecs will be given as usual nj Imeods
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

LEGACY.-The following is an extract from thu
will and testament Of Col George Mason, II Virginia
and We commend il 10 Tia careful attention oi Amer
can youth, as embudyIng sentiments worthy Of mia
tiun
- recommend ~ sops. lrcn my own experience
in fe prefer The happiness Of undergraduates aud ph
waite station. the trouble and Of pGbc basls
ness hn # either their incnalinns, 81 the neces
siiy Of the time, should engage lhes ia public affairs
charge thrm ialbefs blessing 10 LEI the M,
lives Of private interest ambition induce them bt
Iay, nor the terors u povery and Disgrace Of dealh
deter them from asserting the liberty Of their coua
tfy end ehdeav0fng 10 transmit to their postey thos
sacred rights u which themselves we're h0fn."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03


me ifo ifngFeSiw .Ndttohs -ihe tlnglIsh and
tfench journals are :" the opinion thai We have effo~
" enneh- me Joufhat dcs Dbdfs says OF the Aneri.
can helahlic ut - ten times The extend Vi our France,
Nhl'h' heVefiheess Is very hue empire II thinks
Una, 'f tue p"ea balance ol the world the eonqaesl
~ heA's" ny the pm't1 States may create eventual
uaugls WHICH, 'hough slab, u VII act be supethuuus
" Rnaio "RhnSl, t'' thef hte dangers taeT al hand
when a""ke the "ppfehcsions OF those who are stuck
lers tor the balance OF power The progress OF Russia
eArlles alarm.
Enr"pe Watches " ith care" says the paper We have
9npsd "a great empire which occupies 10 the East and
Tue Neflh an Immense surface clVeed with popula
lion sixty two mi ms, double that OF France aud thai
OF Austria ma qnadrope that o Prussia, and eaanpl
htlp heng MED win The contemplation OF another Cor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

andlug at n, Josephs Island ihee waa not an Ini,ed
sales held piece with the whale Army II Occupation
1t. btasa,s vans reached New olans the hsiuf seps
hmher They aerr TIN first cannOn on the ground
except those brought by Tho Volunteers fram New Or
trans, ON account Of wham Grncrs Gaines Inns been
sevefy eensnred Nothing vel has bern hea Of he
hnfses wheh wefe 10 have hren sen, frun tof Iesur
tosshy lheY nave gune 20 report 10 Gen Aylef the
mouth OF the Sshine. One thing. however. IA certain
Ihc Artillery Coapany from Charleston has 10, vel
ns'n mounted. IFS easter Ia dtag cannon by hand
through The prairios than through the msrshes ii lou
lsiahsi that's fact Az ACTOR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03
VIEWS OF rue FRENCH GOVERNMENT.

MI rAlt Ahpnr, the eminent editor the Courier
Gt5 tfaS ths. Is na~ 40 t"fope. and the last arhef
u hal paper contains M account OF interview hotween
himself aud NJ. Guiaor. his country seat uear paasy
Aef speaking OF IA tnlr5t IN those ierna Nhich his
distinguished capacity, elevated POSITION aud pure char,
acief demand. Mr.. Gaafdot thus prucerds: .0ut
conversation uned M yau may easily snnptse, on A
netiea, aud lhh queslians now III agatiun thffe. NJ
hn@9' lieas these subjects at gnifed
national and liberal His ho has already expr sse
nj The tribune lie respects The rights et tho Ameri.
cans, aud recognises lher legitimate ambition BE pro
inandy sympahaes with ihl4 great people, whom Re
ffeafds as u'e missionaries, u evlIz,hn liberty, order,
aud industry IN The world, but France must drsre
kfplt desrcr qpt) the American tninn. while carrying
ent her hiph aud vast mission. rspre, the rationale
Ties her hard,rs. When bo declared IN the Chambers
that rance VAS interested IN maintaining thu equiibt
nm eslslnp between be different Powers of America
NJ onl11t did not, IN my Judgment, mean that France
Should endta,o 10 establish Ia the hemisphere
an equality OF strength he,ween the ,atuus puwefs
isling ihrre-hs would be chiperleRlbut that france
should desire 10 see rights already existing treated with
respect Ihls IL, Notwithstanding all That has been sid
Just and lnnorabe pulley, winch ahrdgcs In nothing
The legitimate elhefe al seon OF the American people
he lnlnn Is regarded by Nj. Gaiat as by every
man l~bued with national Rprt, as ally aud mol a,
ap'e'eny
lhls language wenlI not perh,ps hive any peculiar
significance, did II not elsel, tally with NJ Gaizh
remarkable speech the subject ai the nsAaiion u
leNas--thn -, bchoopfs France IL la dppartienD Ia
preserve the balance o powefin lhc western hemlsphrfe
and this is what Mr.. Gasrdet evidently ineans-"rx
slng rights are t he fospecedpt naiionalitirs on
her hordets, l. e. Mckee, California. Canads Oregon.
Guatemala, axe 10 be respected -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03
.Et!ls aa,acAs for aSaG.
Bargains! E.rs0ilsS! Rassasms.i.
Es0eSf'& and AEe9ElN.


LKNGHBtRG OCT l21H. Isis.
U , EGElNlNG and opening at Richmond Cash Store,
a 10000 pair Boots, Shoes aud Brpgans, winch
Will be sald a, Manniaclurers' prices Tor cash. Va
loco pair Ladies' ESn Kidd Shippers, Ter only 20 cts
Observation-Disclosures work, made expressly Ia my
order,
L.dr, Eura Cunt. Cali, Kidd & Seal Walking Shoes,
hesi article, only / On pr.
duz. pr. Exlra Kidd, l-2 caters. quilted and lined
with silk, only s. 30 pr.
large assortment ul Misses Slippers Buskins and
Bueees. cheap.
500 pr. Chdren's shoes all prices,
Wonen's Exlra Pegped, thick sole, strap Shoes pr .
els. worth 81 %,
Buskins aud 2 Caters, all prices
800 pr. Slippers At 80 cts. a good article.
Mems l.. d. Calfand kipp Btogals cheap,
do Morocco and Navy shnes
500 pr. Heavy Bmgans al = cts pr. worth %. For
good bargains IN n ave goods call ii The Richmond Cash
"otote, MS do not lear competition 10 above line Mer
chants boyna IL sell anain, will find 10 ther interest
to give me call, before purchasing elsewhere. bar
gains viii be sold. ", J. WILLIS.
Oct, ID IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

Cetcry for DuekS.--A writer in The Buffalo N ,atit
Pih says The conn,n duck Of the poultry ward Ill
led while islteniog) coPusly up the top u h,.
y PLANT. viii attain JGiciness and flavor thai u,
call iouh unqualified Apr hatcn from every epicur-
II Is the Wild crley fant ihal gives peculiarly OF
chanimenl to the back. aud the connou celer.
top Vi add charm Ia the du of the yard ,ha, cannst
be conceived. You cannot make tame bird equal OLE
with the Wild flavor Of ffeedanl anil foreign travel, hut
stl you rthne On p0ullry.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03
INCREASED SPEED

EDATSENGERs leaving I.ynchhsrg on Mondays.
& Wednesdays and Fridays, BY Terry s Masiins Illcs
Of stages reach the White Sulphur Springs On lhe srA
cond evening at p NJ. thence by line 10 lewis
hurry that night Leave here the next morning (Sun.
days exceped,) at 4. NJ, and reach Guyandole tbs
src1nd night by Q o'clock--whefs Steam Boats pass
hourly for Cinclnnati. and tie Great West. -
The whole route is over firm grsded unpikcs, and the
extent Of line enables make il thoroughly u
pmpuiar one while we promise no lack VI exeFsion
render Il snch.
CT Fare. fqsi Hhits Sulphur Spriags 10 Gvyen,
dole, Sl0.75.
passeaeers viii be allowed SO lbs. II paqgsge aver
lhal.a proporen'aage charge y NJ bs made. sS
Fur any other information, enquire DfS. D. Cloves.
al the Franklin Ho,el. Lynchburg.
w. P.FARISs1 4 Co.
octl6 3w-~I2~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

OFFICIAL l9CklNGS,--A New York letter rubs
ltahed IN the Natiana ln,egeocer makes Tho I.Iow,
ing extraordinary statements:
Nheoe'er, N the opinion Of the Apwsisefs, sn H..
volre IS Ten ceQi. brow tbs valve uf The goods, I'm,
act Of lsf2 eslrs M aSddioaaidtyo OF ryry per cent
oy,s aud above The rgntaf day.V Nav, what do YOU
SUPPOSE beeoncs ii thai fifty per cent dufy when cn-
ee'eJf pIspme yap wali answer why IL goes inia
NE 1reaanfy ~ Not 80. According to Tho cvnstrur-
ton gwen 10 The law. IL becomes the property Of jout
st0ch company viz Dlicie Sum halt the Coliee,,
.Naeai officer and Surveyor the other one half which,
hall Is divided equally Among the three. Ihe next
question Is do iese duties, thus levied anuunt To much,
moneys According lu returns IN the last quarter iDev
were about $50 O00 aud may be estimated Al srrsnfv
hommd doliars year unless the system DO h sv,no
way changed
iunsil ohfefye thai IN assossng this addi,iuna IT.
OF 80 pas cnni tho Collector has lutte 10 say or do
except collect aud that the sum total is fairly aud
honestly distributed among the parties Interested nv.
one VI whom has any lsbor 10 perform. s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

Tie King Of Prussia, II 10 stated, haa at his own ex.
penst thr past year. caused se.,een ousan cepes IT
The Scriptures 10 be printed Iof distribution alnonu Tho
seh0os III h' realm -racl one bearing his seal aud AZ
lnscT ipon slang that II - The glti VI his Majesy ID
be used by the escief 10 the instruction D, the scioo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03
To .ggeychn.,fs and Planters.

Z HAVE for sale, at the Milton (Noth Carolina, }
u Factory, LARGE quantity OF
KERSEYS AND SATINFrS,
manufactured expressly Cor common use and servant
wear L. contains | ~ WOOL per yard, double war;
aud twisted lard. Warranted Tor durability. Order,
enquiries addressed to me VIII 1e promptly attended
10. J.NV. ID. bhhi.I'A 4.
y B. The aboyo goods are iar sale by
McCLANAHAN, CRENSHAW & co.
Milton. Oct Is I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

Large Slee' n t'oper Mr.. II. lludson of Hartford;
has manufactured sugle sheet of paper tr the Uar-
ford and Danbo'y Railroad Company, for which he ~.
ctlved S23. ltis be nsed 10 drawing pne vi tho
load. ltls 5 eetm le,glh and yards vide
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03
r,,gga.sHa2 ~. T0AG4s, Adifor.
NJ THE LYNCHBURG vIBGlNIAN.
:. - 4-4. '

= I U Z = y
,shlshss ssmreeekiy, (ceery Monday and Thursday,
pys.srArHAM, DlLLARD s. ToNAlaEY,
, F, Dollars per r4iIl, payable a. aded'iee NO shs-
,,lbe rtcsssGior shorter iene than s'r mouths
- E,tars) until all a,rerdses arc paid
~ ,aDrER rIsEniENTs INSERTED at % efH's per PEI
,,ar for less) for eccry inner form 's'.o" ana
r.! ~ s,,iae for tess) for seery outer form tnsefHoh
,,ny,,, gppT,RTTsER IS required to note, on his
ho,c long he tesbes MS advertisement ase'ted
a,et,see,t not ,oed, ,ed be inserted ti us as
oati.uancs be ordered -
Top YEARLY AZ FERTfSLN'G the terms are FOR
~, ,rirrs t,so squares, $40 for one square ga J'f
.n. sq.4re inaer form, $50 E'e'g yeag aa''l,,s'
while re aired to eofe' his @desft@7S 70
ar lin. Of business.
a1.yOB PRINTING eree'aed neatly and erpedao"'-
IN md on re asonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03
situation Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN who has been for nearly five
n years engaged Deputy Clerk IN The County
Court and who procure satisfactory testimonials o
character and qualification, wishes to ontan situation
as Deputy IN some County. COMPUTATION or D'Sfic'
Court within the Stale al Virginia.
A,y communication addressed to'A. r. A., pbell
Courthouse will be promptly attended TO-
Oct. % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

IN Friday and Saturday the 9TH and 9Th days of
~ Novemoer will sell at the residence of he late
am ullls IN Bedford county, all the crop Of Tobacco,
efn' Oats, Fodder &c, grown on the farm The pres
E3' yea. The Stock Of Horses, Catte. Sheep md
"gs'-aII the Household and Kitchen Furniture aud
t'"s'on Utensils. Also as many NEDRoEs as viii be
|'r,,rssaTy 'opay the debts of the estate
'etns.-ihe Negroes Will he sold Tor CASH. For
" Pei''RaOe property, all five dollars,
4" ""S efed VIII be given. and cash required for all
s under thai amount. Bonds with approved security
De required of the purchasers.
N persons having claims against said estate, nos
u iol requested 10 brig them forward the sale in
''' mat arrangements may he made lar ;bpir payment.
Oct, so - 49, ian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

'rhe pnt'ishcT Of a journal HE Subscribers 10 which
scattered over The country, yely charltably wsies
that some OF them afflicted With the BILIOUS remit
ent tevrr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

The French Ambassador ut Cnsis nople Sir STR rat.
ford Gaming, has at length succeeded m ob,ap 6rs
man permission 10 build Protestant Church at Jeru.
saiem.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03
NEW COMmls~gON HOUSE.
Cloths, Casslrneres and vcsiings.

tIOEhs, tIss1tECFVs itiTE ' VsFiFpS'
A PIECE extra superior back French Cloth at $40
4 per yad, worth So;
niece extra superior Cashmere al s. 50, worth so
.ce extra Fancy Silk Vesliugs (oest article lmporled)
al So %;
Black aud Fancy SILK Velvets, elegant styles.
Marine, Cashmere and Nalenlla do.
piece black Satin Vesng, pronounced by the best Of
Judges the facsl article inpnredl only 80 per yard
Persons wlenug 10 purchase any thing III The abnve
line will please give call before pufc6aslpG Else
where as bargain. will De so!d WM. J. WILLIS.
Oct Ii Is
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fo,,G and Cora for SAFE.

4 WILL offer at public auction, on Friday the IAN
Nave r,her next at my residence IN tanpheii e'oa-
tv. 3 miles from MarysVite, my Land lying Oh o''un'
I'm River, containing
oOs q G r Z S
Lih .ho,e are ahon, IS acres, OF first rate LOW
GROUNDS, and the balance conlaifs some very me
,hacee land 10 clear with plenty "l lrher Ia sup
nor, the plan,aton Also, 100 or $50 barrels e o"rn'
tooa,bpr with all ofmv Fodder, Shurks re.
1be terms of the land will he credit oi one and Two
a,s tho nurchaser giving boeds and approved seeur-
=, ~ the tirie withheld the payments. Inc
c.rn and kdier will be credit of SIX months win
''''' JOHN A. M0IlR
Oct 80 dlfN
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Fg e. ~ % b. II IL

Fg e. eN % b. IL L.
II \ ENRY HALL, TABOR, has removed
Z d from his former stand 10 the IuHer room OF the
tenement occupied The Nirgnan Office, where he 10
prepared 10 execute. formerly, all business in the
ne ot his profession. lie promises strict attention 10
all orders, and pledges himself 10 his work IN
qaad and fashionable sly lie and accommodating terms
Thankful for past agofs. be sollcs share Of public
patronage.
0r5-. Cutting and repairing promptly attended tn. A
soppy Of Ready Made Clothing kept on hand, which
wlll be 5 Id cheap.
Or N SW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03
NOTICE.

nN and after the LIST Of November, our Packets will
W run ri weekly.
Leave Richmond. Mondays, Wednesdays and ffi.
DAYS at 5 F. NJ. aud arrive in iynchburg in 33 hours.
RETURNING.
Leave LyneahurE, Mondays. " edoesdays aud FIJI
DAYS at A. NJ. aud arrive In Rehmsnd next day at
/ 2. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Oct. 30 I'm
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FAMILY NNAleselss.

w bbls hes, Family Fhnr for sale hv
Sep Is = i,
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

his body; gnawing sensation at the stomach, si,b,
chils and flashes of heat, drowsiness and d1z;
ness, frightful dreams, and so miserable was hs
that be had rather die than live. DIR r. told bia,
that he had worms, and he could cure him. tn,
man shook his head, and said it was impossibio
but he would try;--so the DR. gave him boy of
Sherman's Worm Lozenges, and told him to t,te
them according to the printed directions accomna.
nyng them. He returned in three days, and saiJ
he felt like a new being-that the first dose bro.
away a tapeworm 20 or so feet long, and the SEE.
ond dose brought away % feet more. Thus two
doses of Sherman's Worm Lozenges effected =
cure; and although but few months have elapsed
he is now as fat and hearty as he ever was in bis
life After years of misery, swallowing enormous
quantities of medicine, and spending hundreds az
dollars, he was cured by only one 25 cent box Of
these celebrated LOZenges.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster

The best strengthening plaster in the world and
a sovereign remedy for pains, Oh weakness IN tie
back loins, sides, breast neck, limbs joints, rleI-
matism. lumbago, &c, &c,
JOS w. Hoxe, Esq, who had been so afflicted
with rheumatism, as to be unable to dress himse.
without assistrnes, was enabled after wearingone.
only one night, To- get uPalone in the morning put
on his clothes, and call our office with eyeS5eaH-
ing with joy, and his lounge pouring orththe glad
ness Of his heart, at the sudden and signal relief
he had received from the best OF all remedies.
David Williams, of Elizabethtown \ ]. an Old
Revolutionary Soldier, was so afflicted with RheG-
matism, that he could scarcely himselt-one Of
these Plasters entirely cured him.
Mrs George Nixon, one of the managers ofths
Institution for Aged INDECENT Females IN the city
of New York, says the old ladies find great beua.
from these Pasters; they being very liable to pains
or weakness in the back, as well as other parts Of
the body.
Mr. Geo w Spencer, Street Inspector, was
cured of the Piles by wearing one of these pasieS
on the lower part of the spine,
CautiOn-The great reputation these Plas;ers
have attained, has induced many unprlncipIed per
sons to get up worthless limitations. Ask for Shs-
mans Poor Mans Plaster, and see that fnl dire,-
tions for use, and fac simile of his name, thus,
A SHERMAN. VI D
is on the back of each. Trust none others, or YOU
will be deceived.
March 81, IS44.---6m