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Consulate of spain.

NEW YORK, July Iy, I543.
Information is required whether Mr.. Manuel Ortega
is settled in the United States he is native of Seville,
the son of Mr. Juan Orgeta, and of Ana Munoz, cher
maiden name) the latter born in the town of Posada
Province of Cordova Said Manuel Ortega in 1908 resi-
ded at Valencia and emgratcd from Cadz 10 La Guayra
Venezuela, accompanied by his wife and children In
1920 he proceeded to the United States where it is said
he present resides His brother Mr. Louis Ortega is
living at Madrid with his children, and having learned
that Manuel had made enquiries about him. and wished
establish communications with Manuel requests that
information msy be given to the undersigned, Consul OF
SPAIN of the place Of residence of said Manuel Ortega
that his relatives in Madrid amongst whom ia his
phew Louis, whom he knew at Seville in 1905 and 1907
may communicate with Manuel Ortega.
+, STOuGHToN. ll5 Leonard street,
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The loans and discounts Of the banks in juno. 1913,
was not SO large in December $780, but all the other
departments show very great increase. The circula
lion Is about three times large then, and the
proportion specie to paper is full large
hat time The proportion in December 1882 was one
and half OF specie to of paper and according to the
Attest report the proportion about the same
The operations the bank and each branch on the 3oh
Of June, ls45, were follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-23

The Newmarket Manufacturing Company have de-
cared semi annual dividend of five per cent reserving
four
We annex the semi-annual report Of the bank Of Mis-
souri, and branches for June 1885, compared with that of
December 1874, showing the movement in each depart
men at each period There has been increase in all
the leading features.
STATE BANK STATE OF MISSOURI AND
BRANCHES.
Resources. Dec. 81, 1874 June 30,4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-23

Or Hon. Judge Bronson, OF Florida, and his ex-
ceency Gov Dudley, of North Carolina, have ar
rived in the city, and occupy apartments at the Ame-
rcan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-23
PATHos OF THE ORGAN The Washington Union
contains the following m0ycedu

contains the following morceau
We have seen a man-and young man, and young
Virginan ardent southern sun could make him-Te-
moved from Office in the South, and come to Washington
mot complain TO murmur his grievances. not TO
persecutc the adminstraonbut calmly to lay the facts
before them with which he supposed them unacquaned
and bearing himself with much dignity and respect
for the feelings Of Others that every who him
felt disposition to listen to his tale every one who lis
tened felt disposed to him and finally his merits,
thus set off with the dignity which became him.
warded with better Office than the of which he had
been deprived"
This "ardent young virgInian ought to be placed
in some conspicuous spot in Washington, that the
public can have an opportunity seeing him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-23

The WEsr INDIES. According to letter in the
jamaica Times, showing the number Of landed proper
ties IN that island above and under respectively
II appears that those exceeding number Isl
while the number Of those under not less thar
1887 This indicates very heahful condition Of the
island The greater the number Of small and-holIers
the better. There be doubt that moiorit, ri
these smaller estates has been created the manc
patton Act.--N Brunsuickas.
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RonprPv IN N.suv,,iE

ROBBERY IN NASHVILLE. Nashville Un;oo,
says that MT bronfon the lecturer ON elocuon &c.
was knocked down In the market house In that citv an
the night Of the 18th instant and robbed OF about 81 500
He was no, dangerously hurt The psrpetraor Of the
iced has not been discovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-23

THs WEATHER. Yesterday was a very hot day,
~ the mercury did not 60 above 80 degrees in
- shade The air was clear
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"A correspondent wri

RIDING ON A RAIL-FRE.-A correspondent wri-
ting from CoIbome Newcastle District, informs III
that" On the previous night drunken fellow of III.
of Gilbert, residing in that village convicted
Of beating his wife, and therefore rode upon rail lie
Swore he would bum up the place, and this morning
about three o'clock carried his threat by setting
10 house. which spread to Others and ended in the de-
strucon Of eight houses and stores Gilbert took IL
the woods but he has been and arrested and
now in jail here.-British Coionist I5ih inslank
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Si,299.533 1873
This statement shows an aggregate increase in the bu
sness Of the principal bank and branches. The crcu
ation has increased and the specie hand diminished
Tho loans and discounts have also increased
The leading features Of these banks compare as fol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-23

Surcrpr. man named William Cementson
comm,tted suicide in Washington, on Spnds,
morning, by taking laudanum, at his residence on TIN
corner OF ist and 9th streets. He has left large
helpless family.
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RIOTERS IN MssoURI.-There are said TO he law
less and rioous proceedings in Scott County Missouri
Parties arranged against each other and violence and
bloodshed anticipated.
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FLARE UP IN HIGH LFE.-The ~ O. Bee SAYS
Yesterday aternoon-Canal stree two married
adief-Mis. ----- and Mrs -, husbands in business
IN - and - streets-cowbides vs.. riding whip
blows ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nterfered--iadics SEN
nome in separate carragescause OF difficulty, quarrel
world.
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EXTRAORDINARY QUICK PAssAGE.-The sloop In
lex, Capt. VIM. II. Gibbs from New Bedford, lef'
that place on Friday, 18th, OF o'clock, A. NJ and ar
rived at Albany Sunday the 20th, at NJ, stopping
one hoar at New York, thus making the passage IN %
hours from port to port.
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All Philadelphia subscriptions to Il

HERALD be paid the AUTHORIZED AGENTs lie
ter Co.. Ledger Building Third street, Chestnut
rsms,s cent. month neudsg the Sunday paper p STs
pha Single copies for sale above. daily at o'clock
Price 8 cents.
ingPrice ca cents So delivered in part Of
Philadelphia, free OF postage.
, All the new cheap Publications for sale their
.abI shment as issued, wholesale and retail
With the execution Of paper, the "Herald il read
much perhaps philadelphia, inthat
city, aordng valuable medium advertisers Advertise
handed agents half O'Clock, will in
he Herald next day.
Medical NOtiCe.-The Advertisements OF tho
he Suppression Of Quaekery the Of all Diseases will
esaftsr he fourth and last column Of this
w. 3 RICHAHDSON, Md, Agent
Office and Consulting Rooms of the Col'ege. Q, Nassau IT.
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The SEAsoN-The drought is intense. The fields
are almost baked with the heat and me ialling OF
struck in the ground few days more OF such burning
weather will ruin the past recovery.-.1ibaay "A,
rus ,jiiiu 20.
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ONCE OF the East River Mutual Insu-
RANCE CO. No. 81 Wall street. New York, sad July
XII into view the OF the Company connection
wi losses by the Fire Of the 10Th about
nalf Of the capitol remaining unimpared unanimously
Resolved That the company il their business
lsual. JNO. BROUWER, President
GoLp s. SILLIMAN, Secretary.
Toilet Articles.-Raxors Of the most csle-
,rated makers warranted asgs variety Of Tooth Nail and
shaving Brushes Pefumery, Washing Shaving all
the best quality exceedingly low prices. Almond Cream
Tor which makes the richest possible latherSold
aclurer of the Metallic Tablet Stop, III Broadway
United States Circuit COurt.-The Clerks
Office ofhs Court this day from the
occupied by the Clerk Of the - District Court portion
If the apartments ofthe United States Marshal the
door, where the docket records and files OF the Court w
,e hereafter kept.
Persons desiring searches judgments, instead ofsv
notice for searches in the United States Court
viii please send distinct notices.
Tuesday. July g.
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It thus appears that. Of the Democratic
votes in favor of the resolution, there were
So from free and SO from slave States
The s Wing votes in favor were all from
slave States. OF the vote in the negative
the 90 Democrats are all from free Statesi
and of the Wings, 50 were from free and
10 from slave States. The number o.
Democrats voting was l4O; consisting OF
81 from free and SO from slave States
Those 81 were divided into 50 for andl28
against. The number Of wings voting was
IS; consisting OF 50 from free and 96 from
slave States. Those 26 were divided into
3 for and 10 against. The SO Democrats
from slave, and the 50 Wings from Tree
States. all of course voted, the former tor
and the latter against.
Such are the results of our analytical ex-
animation of the vote, which we have
made to spare our readers the trouble they
would otherwise probably take to make 1t
for themselves.-N York .Netcs.
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKSM
1000 900 SOLD YEARLY!

Prlce only IL cts.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER,
The best Strengthening Pasterln the
world, and a sovereign remedy Tor pains
and weakness in the back, Ioins, side,
breast. neck, limbs, 10 nts, rheumatism,
aud umbago; 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 ol the
neck Of children leelhing they give great
relief. In coughs, colds, oppresNon Of
the chest and stomach liver complaint,
dyspepsia, asthma, and all diseases where
local remedies are required, none can be
better than these pasters. 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
million are sold venrly.
J. w Hoxie, ESQ. who was bent near.
ly double with Rheumatism, was enabled
after wearing one ~ hours. 10 get up
aud dress himself, 10 two days he was
perfectly well.
Mr.. David Williams. Of EIz'beth
town, N, ] on old revolutionary soldier,
was an afflicted with Rhe matlsm Ihat he
Could hardly help himself One Of these
Pastors entirely cured him.
Mrs. George Nixon, one Of tn" Mana.
gers of the Institution for Aged INDECENT
FamaIes in the city Of New York, says
the old ladies find great benefit from
these P'as'ers, they being very liable to
pains or weakness in the back, as we'll
o. other parts OF the body.
Mr.. George w SPENCER, Street. lN-
specror. was cured Of the Piles BY war
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soH, IrviH, JeHks, hcIIvajne, .H"rr', Mes,
PgLock, Ramsey, StetOart-l3, .Adse"t
Reed.
Dcaware-No: Rodney-l.
Maryland-No; BrengIe, Causin, ksne-
dy, Preston, W'ethered--5. Absent Spence
vrginia--Ay, Atkinson, Bayy, Chap
man, Coles. Dromgoole, Hopkins, HuteId'
Lucas, NptDton, Steenrod, Taylor
No; Chjiloa, Goggm, Summers--3' Not
yoting, J, W. Jones, (Speaker.)
North Carolina--Ay, Arlington, Dnnel,
Mckay, Reid, Saunders-6. No; Ba'TtH-
ger, CFagmaa, Dcberry, Rayner--4'
South Carolina-Ay: Black, Burt, Camp
bell, Holmes, Rhett, Simpson, Woodward
u.
Georgia-Ay: Black. Chappel, Chnch,
Cobb, Harrison, LumpkIn, Stephens Stiles
3.
Alabama Ay: Belser, Chapman, DcIis''
Hou-loq, Mcconnell, Payne, Yanccy-7'
Mississippi--Ay: Hammett, Roberts,
Thompson, Tucker-4.
Louisiana--Ay: Dawson, Labranche'
Morse, S'ideI-4.
Ohio-Ay: Dean, Duncan, McCausIen'
Mcdowell, Mathews, Morris, Potter, Stone'
, WeIIer-9. No: Brlnkerhof, Ftorenee'
/ Giddngs, Hamfn, HayJer, Johnson ST.
[ John, Scheuck, ridden, VaHce, Vdnmeter'
/ ViaioR-l2.
/ Indiana-Ay: Brown, Davis, Henley
/ Kennedy, Owen, Petit, Thomas Smith,
! Wright-8. No: Sample, Caleb b. Sn'tt"
p.
I'inois-Ay: Douglass, Fickin, Hoge'
/ McCIprnand, Smith, Wentworth--6. No;
/ HardiH-1.
Kpntucky-Ay: Boyd, Caldwell, French,
Stone, Tib6pt=-5 No: Daris, Green, Grl-
der, Thomnssou. Whi'e--5.
Tenne-sep-Ay: .4she, Blackwell, A. v.
Brown. W. Braun, Cul'om. c. Johnson, A.
Johnson, Jones, Pcyton, Senter--lO' Alb
seai: Dickinson.
Missouri--Ay: Bower, Bowlin, Hughes
Jameson, Relfe-5.
Michgan-Ay; Lyon. No' Hunt
McCIeIand-2.
Arkansas--Ay: Cross--l.
REHABILITATION.
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Con ONgrcSSiOnal.


SPEECH Ot NIX, ADAMS.
Mr.. Adams said he had been most reluc-
tant to take partin this debate. The incli-
nation Of his heartand mind was to remain
silent to the end. under the ample discus
sion the subject had received by so large
portion Of this House.
Circumstances, however, applying per-
so'aIy AID peculiarly required him to
speak, and it was with extreme reluctance
that he rose tall; and yet as the subject
raicwel 10 events affecting his character
here, at home and 10 posterty, he could
not remain silent.
Some time in the month Of July, 1843,
he passed from Montreal to Quebec, dis
tance Of laO miles in eleven hours, In the
course Of the even ng and hy the pleasant
LIGHT Of the mooH, in conversation with a
young colotryma0 Of his, he remarked.
"What magnificent river."
Yes" was the reply of his companion
"and it must be ours"
"But for an iniunction of olden time
Thou shalt not covet,' it might be-" was
my answer.
"Yes, but nature has given it to u.s."
was the response "and we must nave IT,
Mr.. A. was reminded of this sentiment
hv the demand MADE here for the annexa-
loh o. leAa7' ana u occurs 10 me as 'ne
oh'y unaoS"rIa'it re-. oLgU'l'eh' rr,: nave no'
principle more appropriate to other Gov
ernments than our own. All other argu-
MINI NT AZ" fIaI ,, ,n i,orna,o -, ~
oa'I w. ~ a'c ,o,'""0N P'" mug 'i''''' II
'''u ''o' "po'' ''o'o'
The question WhIch we nave had before
us until TINS time IS upon JOINT hesoIu-
ton TOR the remuneration OF leFt'loFy.-
In that JOINT Resolution was slated Inc or,
gumen! tor the measure 1t was preceded
by a preamble Wh'Ch contained magma
tlon ana not lact' II was 50 III Who' was
ISG " [v-,.o.' ',i' ~ n.y. 'Id: " ~
Leu''T' Go,'o'..u'on' w 'S0' TO- yI2 ''""'n',
'"I' "' 'n'' Co"""y ""oM %9 ~ a,'. " u
Groeo aug ,o!u'eyeI 10 .'e e c ',l.ru 9sI'eI S;aI
ne oG'l,eu p cn,H' %h" 'lle tSs' g"tt' "'"''
CLOSE" '"e l'e"'''0'e "e"' ~. i'o'"''5
1t has been assumed as aiact mat Dy the
treatyof 1908 all the country called IeXa'
was ceded to us.
That gentleman, (Mr. Douglass, OF ILL.,,
with genius and emphasis peculiar to hi'
elouuence pointed to me as the origin OF the
proposition to buy Texas,
So far it was true, but he failed to ado
| thar ,bis nnrch,se was to be made bv com
.,,, -. ,,I,orc.,s r,,,,, ,,,o ,,,,.,oso :,
| ,aEe thr country by force. There was 81
he difference between his proposition anc
hat now rroposed that there was hetweer
nnrchose and buruIorv AsaJ Jndge he ca,
Understand that. He MIR. A. admitted tha
he always was in favor of extending tn,
jurisdiction of the United States to the Ri,
Del Norle. if the neople owning the terri
torv would consent, and if slavery wa
abolished,
wbon Ia r,,do tho ,,ronosi+ion ~ b,,,
Tovns ' ,boro m ,~os wos No 'ne s,aTerv there civ,
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SKIN DISEASES are often owing
o o Scro(u Gus habit oE body, and in or
der TO effect permanent cure the or
iginal cause must be removed
JAYNE'S LIFE PRESERVATlVE
one OF the most pleasant articles ever
offered to the puthc has Seen found no'
oply 10 cure Scro(ua, under ell 'ls muI
tipIipd forms, Of Cancer. Kings Evil,
Goire, White Swelling, &c but also 10
remove the disposition or tendency ia
d,seasps OF ,ha, class, snd all diseases
originating from Instructions in the
glands or pores Of The skin, or irou
impuri,y OF The blood or other fluids {
the body.
For sale by I Atkinson & Co., Car
rol,ron, and R X Gray, WayneSburgh
September 10, lS44.
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sHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LoZENGES

Give immediate relief to Nervous or sick
Headache pa lpl,ation of the heart, low
ness Of spirits, dependency, IOa ANNA
tory or Pulried sore throat, bowel Or sun
mer complaint, fa'ntIng, oppression or a
sense OF sinking Of the chest. cnolc
spasms, cramps Of The stomach or bow
els, EysterIcN affections and all nervous
diseases, 6rowsIness through the day aud
WakeInIness by night, cholera or cholera
mOrbup, dlarrh0l, lassIlude, or sense
oI fatigue. Persons travelling or attend
log large parties, will find the LcEengcs
really revIVlng, and impartng the buoy
aOcy Of youth.
Joseph B Nones, ESQ. Vice President
Of tho Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered lor years with
nervous headache, that nothing would
relieve till he used these Lozenges,
which relieved it entirely in ID minutes
DR.. q. Hunter has been subject TO vio.
lent attacks Of headache, so as 10 make
| ulm dIllbbN U iuu lOI l"O W 'hNOO N'd''
at time. Nothing ever afforded hrn
any re Ief uIi he tried these LoGsnges
and they cured him in few minutes
| Dr.. Snermsn's Lozenges can he oh
rained Wholesale and Retail oI G |
Thomas, Main ST. between 3 ! and 4rh
Sole Agent for Cincinnati. Oaro. and o
The following Agents.
GREER T. Co., Magnolia.
S A HIGHLAND, Harrshurgh.
| GEORGE MANrULL Augusta.
X. JACKSON CarIo)Ilon,
| Cough Lounges % cents per box;
Worm &"
/ Camphor
Calhariic
All who buy box Of DR. Sherman
! Lozsnges, or Plaster are eulltleo I
one OF Sherman's Messengers Of liealto
which can be- Obtained from all Agents.
Jan. |, as.
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From THE SANDWICH ISLANDS AM. ORE
CoN.-Advices are to September 4th. Ihe
70. S. ship Warren, Captain Hull, sailed ON
the 9Th of August from Honolulu,tor. .Ma7at-
Ian, by way Of California.
The "Polynesian" contains intelligence"
from Oregon to August 2d.
"The Legislature of Oregon adjourned
few days before the Sd Of July, having
passed some important laws. One OF their
acts is, ANY person who shall make SELL
or give away ardent spirits in the Terrific
ry of Oregon, south of Columbia river, shall
forfeit and pay S1OO Tor each and every
such offence The Legislature is called
the Legislative Committee and consists
of nine persons elected by the people.
"The officers of the Oregon Territory
consist of three Governors, called the Exc
cutiye Committee, Supreme Judge, ant
a Legislative Council. The laws are ths
same as those governing the Territory OF
Iowa. The Government is purely Demo
cratic Republican. DR.. BabcofE is th%
Supreme Judge. The name OF only one o.
the Governors, DR.. BaiIy, is mentloned'-
On the first of August Belgian brig ar
rived at the Oregon City, having on board
a number of nuns and several Ca'honc
Priests. from Antwerp, sent out 10 Orego"
by the Church Of Rome.
"The colony is in most encouraging
condition. The crops were giving promise
ofan abundant harvest.
"People were coming into the Territory
in large numbers, and the cGdnry is tillin :
upwith thriving and s3nterpris'ng cOIOn's'S''
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lng one ol these Piasters on the lower
pert o! the spine.
6TCAUTIoN The great reputation
these Plasters have attained has induced
many unPrncIpIed persons 10 get up
worthless lmnsuons. Ask Tor Sherman's 3
Poor Nuns Plaster, and see that foil dl-
reclions for use, aud lac slmie oI his
name, A. Sherman, NJ d sou the back
ol each. Trust none others or you will
be deceived. G F. THOMAS,
l47 Main 81, between 3 and 4lh,
OTSOle Agent for Cincinnati,
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THE ERRING.

BY JULIA Il, FLEIgHER'
Think gently Of the erring!
Ye know not Of the power
With which the dark temptation come,
In some ungHardcd hour.
Yenay not know how earnestly
They struggle, Or how well,
Until the hour Of weakness came
And sadly thus they fell.
Think gently Of the erring!
Oh do not thou forget,
However darkIY stained by sin,
He is thy brother yet.
Heir of the self-same heritage!
Child Of the self-same God!
He bath but stumbled in the path,
THOU hast in weakness trod.
Speak gently to the erring!
For is it not enough
That innocence and peace have gone
Withou! thy censure rough2
Itsure must be a weary lot
That sin crushed heart to bear,
And they who share a happier fate,
Their chidjngs well may spare.
Speak kindly to the erring;
Thou yet mayest lead them back,
With ho y words, and tones of love,
From misery's lhorny track.
Forgotnot thou hast often snned,
And sinful yet must be-
Deal gently with the erriog one
As Col hath dealt with thee!
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COUGHS. COLDS. ASTHMA.


SHERMAN's CoUGH LozENGEs are the
safest, most sure Jnd Ell CrUal remedy
for Coughs. Colds. .Consumpuons, ,Whoop
ing Cough, Asthma, TIghtnesS of the
Lungs OF Chest, &c. &c. The proprie
tor s never known an instance where
they did not give perfect sals(aclion.-
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within The last year, restoring 10 health
persons IN almost every stage of con"
sumption, and those laboring under the
most distressing colds and coughs
Jonathan dowarlh, E.q, The we'll
known temperance lecturer, took a severe
cold last Jaudary by sleeping in damp
sheets, that seemed 10 have settled in a
CoE5umptIon. He raised good doal ol
bloody matter, and his cough was so
harrassing and iDcessanl that he couii
get no rest by day or night. After try
ing various remedies without relief, he
thought that death alone would relieve
him oi his misery. But by the advice Of
lady he purchased q box OF Sherman's
Cough l. zenges: they gave him great
relief, and to his surprise aIayed his
cough, made him rest easy, and enabled
him to sleep sound all nigh; three da, s
use o them made new man Of him,
and he is recommending She rman's Lo.
zenges to all his acquantances.
sHERMAN's WORM LoZENeES
Are the only infaIibe worm destroying
medicine ever discovered. 100000
toxes have been snId, and not failure
has ever been known. They destroy al
kinds of worms, and cannot Injurc where
there are none.
Three different persons cured OF lht
Worms by the use Of one Box Of Worn
Lozenges,
"Messrs G. F y. & Co l47 MAR
street, Cincinnati: Gentlemen, My
wife has been afflicted with worms from
The age Of three years, and has neve
been without them She resided at Md,
6Ietown, Butler county, AT times, sh,
has been so afflicted with worms as tC
physicians 10 the place --one doctering
her for one complaint, and one for arolh
er, but getting worse, she removed lt
Madison, and was ander the hands O
two of the most celebrated physicians o
that place, but all did her no good Shr
came TO Cincinnati sOm6 time since, ant
began 10 despair OF getting better: 10.
deed she gOt 50 bad, the WORMS came uI
in her throat - her sufferngs became al
most IntoIerabIe. Hearing Of The ma
cures performed By Sherman's LcEanges
she thought thai she would try them las
August. | stepped in your store srt
got a box OF the worm lozenges, and
have every reason 10 rejoice that | dr
so. She took but one halt box, when tn
worms came from Ter 10 bunches
could not be positive, but | would sup
pose that there we're from fifty to sixl,
in each bunch. The last Gose brough
several white worms, from twelve I
fifteen tnchHs long. She began TO ge
well, AMI felt better than she had 70
years. Bring cured, she gave III
balance of the box to neghbor by til
name OF Herald, who lives a short dis
tance from US, who has two children, on
five and the other two wears Of age, wh
were much tgoubed with worms, and
have hsaud SINCE, that by the time the
had used up The box, both children wer
entirely cured"
The above is from Mr.. K Richards
Lawrence street, near Front.