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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-21

uUNTERIAN DISPENSARY, No. 3 Division street.
established A. d. 1885, by the proprietor for the
successful 5Ssatment Of dseass Of secret nature and for
the only remedy earth that safely relied
thoroughly this horrd disease without injury the
stution, aud without diet hndance from business
when all else have failed comprehensive treatise accom-
panes each vial with full drectios) which warranted
eectually curd all cases. how long standing
how deeply seated in the system with less trouble the pa
the world, pay will be TAKEN Price 81 per vial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-21

mr. COOPER, IA DUANE street. between Chatham and
IL William streets has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
the private diseases OF any medical
New York lie the aggravated cases OF
this disease and mild cured two to five days STc
ture-Doctor Cooper has discovered method by which
he form Of from TO tive
weeks with scarcely to the patient Constitutional
men. This when freely INDUCED begets dyspepsia,
weakness Of the limbs and small of the back confusion OF m.
telect and rslon society cure warranted IN every
case, charge. No mercury used
In24 1snsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-21

CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
AIDES and Gentlemen having any cast off or superfops
IL clothing furniture dispose of obtain fair cash
price for the BY sending note or by calling on the
punctually attended to. II. DE BOER, 7l2 Canal St
Up Stairs
N. B.-Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. De Boer
Old stock and job goods bought, OF description and
amount m23 I'm rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-21

= - CCIt1 CIV OO11DsJ'
MFRS. CARROLL'S Medicated Vapor and Sulphur Baths,
wi 1884 Fulton street, opposite Church certain
for Colds Coughs Rheumatism Sore Threat and all inham.
matory changeabe OF the weather
The Sulphur vapor Bath particularly recommended BY
first for all and diseases Of the
skin danger Of taking cold after the of these baths
mi Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-21

NEDICAL CARD.-DR MORRISON continues to treat
wi all forms of private diseases with that which
Recent particularly GonorrhGa he cures in
few days. without mercury, hndrance from business.
Structures without pain eence the
tent Constitutional debility from habit inducing
turna emissions and mpotency radically cured by resor-
ing the system healthy Patients detailing their
prepaid letters be successfully treated See DR.. MS
diploma, with the signatures of Sir Ashley Cooper Sir A.
Carlisle, &c, in his Office. 2O4H Fulton street. m20 m~rc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19
VOLUME XLIu.-NUMBER IS.

Captain Thomas Preston, Caleb Williamson,
Cap; Jesse Je'er, John p. Chiffon, VIM. l.. Will
kefson, Col. John P. Cray and Stephen Harris,
are nefeoy appointed delegates 10 said Republi-
Ian Convention; tina, VIM F. Richie Of Rich.
mond Waller D. Leake OF Goochland. Capt
John w. Thompson Of Boictourt, Or. J. c. Car.
per OF Franklin, Samuel d. McDearmon Of Ap.
pomatiox, and 5. Goodwin Of Isle OF Wight. be
ana are hereby appointed additional alterna,es
70 represent The county Of Bedford in said Con-
vehlon, Oh failure Of the above representatives or
nose heretofore appointed 10 attend
ReSoireG, That having now The ascepd,ncy IN.
The Congress OF The United States and orr Srare
Legislature, and our cherished principles and no
licy 10 support and maintain, We are admonisbe,.
from Inc success OF our political opponents in
some OF The national and Stale elections. al he.
importance and necessity The greatest vigilance
The sacrifice Of individual pailialiles and prefer,
ences Tor The great and glorious cause OF RepubN
iIcanlsm, which has so loug and signa!ly char
aclsrzed The course and success OF our parry IN
this blessed Old Domibon-ihat we mos, re-.
specially and earnestly recommend 10 our poli.
tcal friends throughout the State, not 10 permit or
tolerate any collisions, or opposition OF political
Iiends, IN any Of the approaching county or dis
trlcl elections; but that all should cordially ha;
monlse and unite IN support Of The elea, ca1di-
nal principles OF The parry aud no, for men, mr..
der any circumstances.
Resolre3, That the opinions and principles II
Virginia are now as decidedly republican a> the,
ever were; aud that proper spirit OF Cancellation
ana concert ot action Ale the necessary requisites
10 ensure her majoriies in The National anc STATE
Legislatures at The approaching elections.
Rc%lred, That The proceedings OF this meeting
he signed By The Chairman and Secretary, anu
forwarded 10 The Editors Of The Enquirer for pub
lication. ANDREW MILLER. Chm
EDMUND I. WiNGo, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19
NEW BOOKS.

The literary presents Of our friends, The pub
fishers, have for some time accumulated On our
hands-and We have scarcely room a, present 10
note even the titles Of The various books, some OF
which are very interesting.
From Drinker & Morris we have Nos and .
of the Cyoloradia If Engllsh Literatnre-being a
selection OF The choicest productions Ct English
authors, from the earliest period 10 The present
time, connected by critical and biographical
history; edited BY Ro. Chambers, Editor ol The
"Edinburg Journal" An interesting work, hand
somely printed and elegantly illustrated
Six Lectures on the Uses Of The Lungs, and
causes, prevention and cure OF pulmonary con-
SUMPTION asthma, and diseases OF the heari and
on the mode OF preserving male and female health
TO an hundred years; with % illustrations by DR..
Samuel Sheldon Fitch.
John Frosl's Book Of Anecdotes, or The moral OF
history taught by real examples-tull oil strange
and thrilling Incidents illustrated by engravings.
Three volumes Of Small Bopks on Great Sub
jeeis, viz: An Exposition OF Vulgar and Common
Errors; Christian Doctrine and Practice in the
second century; and an Introduction TO Vegetable
Physiology, with reference 10 the works of De
Candolle, Lindley, &c. These little books have
attracted much attention in England from their
originality, strength and couciseness.
Adlers Progressive Germa" Reader-a very
useful work for student of that noble language.
Philosophy IN Sport Made Science in Earnest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19
E'op Tur ESot,IRrp
70 No Yoters cf Asaraer, and Mdd1ear.

TO liz Yoters ri Markers and Mddleaz.
Gentlemen Having recently understood that
our prcsen, worthy representative in The Vir-
sinia Legislature will mol Re candidate for re-
election, il is lime that should look around rs
10 ascertain the most suitable man 10 concen-
,ra,e The Democratic strength OF the Two coun-
lies. to resent US in the next House oil Dele
gates. Permit me, lhen through the columns OF
Inc ENQUIRER 10 bring 10 your notice gentleman
well qualified in every respect 10 hl The honor
able station. That gentleman is John p Bfis-
tow. ESQ.,, OF Middlcsex, farmer BY occupa-
lion. and whose interest is closely interviewer
with that oflhe grea, mass otlhe people. lie has
eyer been a firm. consistent and answering ad-
vocale oi Democratic principles.
In The darkest period ofihe history Of Democ-
racy in Vireinia-yes in that memorable cam
paien Of 1910, when many sunshine Democrats
ether struck their colors and went over 10 the
Why's or were as dumb as oysters, he was
firm and indefaligable, animated by The convic.
tion of The purity OF the principles ne advocated.
Endowed By nature with strong and discrimi-
mating mind, OF the slricrest integrity and high
sense of moral character, IN Mr.. B you will
find The advocate Of no lemporising, yacillaling
noicy and the Democrats OF This good old COM
mon wealth will always know where to find him.
In conclusion, fellow citizens permit me 10 ask
YOU. can we not keep in line way OF sending far
mers 10 The Legislalurel
This publication is made without The writer's
having said anything 10 Mr.. Bristow upon the
subject; bul am thoroughly convinced that
thou Oh il NAV be against his interest and al a
personal sacrifice, he will consent 10 be your can
didae. should Il be in accordance with The wishes
of his fellow citizens Wha, say you7
Feb, S Is47 A Dragon Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19

PROPOSALS will be received by Inc under.
/ signed ill the goth day of March, l547. !or
furnishing negroes as laborers on thu government.
works at the Tonugas Island, Florida.
All negroes offered must be young, healthy ami
able-boded; any that are waning In these ac-
quiremens will not be received.
The proposals must state The number OF ne.
groes that will be furnished BIZ the person making
The offer, and The monthly wages ASKED. The
government providing them with shelter ratiOns,
and medical attendance, tu, not with clothing or
bedding.
!. must be understood that the time los, by
sickness or other causes will be deducted from
the monthly rate Of wages; that the cost OF the
ration furnished will be deducted Tor any c.s
OF time exceeding one week in any monih and
all expenses tor loss OF time exceeding Two
weeks.
Proposals will also be received for furnishing
cooks for The mechanics AMI laborers employed
on he works.
Owners car withdraw their servants al any
time By giving 10 the undersigned, Of other off !.
Ger in charge Of the works, two months notice OF
their desire TO do SO; and The officer in charge.
will hold himself at liberty 10 di.charec on giving
similar notice. ], is 10 he understood, however,
tina, no unnecessary change will lie made in The
laborers employed, and mat unless crcumsIan-
ces occur that cannon now be foreseen, hey will
be retained ill the Isl OF January nex,, al which
time the officer In charge, will consider himself
a, liberty 10 receive new proposals, it, il his iu5g
ment the interests Of the work will b. advanced
thereby.
H. G. WRIGHT, Ii. oil Engineers.
Torlueas Island, Fla, Jan. %, lsa7.
Feb l7-csl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19
To the Editors of The Enquirer.

ASPEN WALL, CHARLOTTE, Jan. Is, l847.
Messrs Editors: AS one Of The people, permit
me Through the medium OF your papsr) 10 bring
In The notice Of The Democratic voters Of Char
oue gentleman in every way qualified 10 re-
present them in The next Legislature oil Virginia.
This purely Democratic county is nowrepresent-
ed by Federal Wing; snch must not be The case
again. All we ask for, is a man who can COM
mand The votes of the connty--a practical, deep
thinking, unfinching Democrat. and that man is
believed To be Colonel Robert L. Gaines. With
him as our standard bearer, we can beat any or
every Wing in the county. Colonel Gainesis
Democrat Of the Jefersonan creed he possesses
an active, acute discriminating mind-social in
his manners, and genllemany in his conduct.
He we'll and thorough weighs every subiecl be
fore giving his opinion upon il, and then ii is
given clearly and imparially. He is loo well
known to The voters of Charlotte Tor me 10 attempt
TO euosse him, so will merely express The hope
that he will receive the nomination OF Conycn-
lion, which | suppose will be held al our mex
Cout. In Justice 10 Colonel Gaines, will state
that these lines were written without his know
ledge, nor do know lha, he will accept The nomi-
nation If offered 10 him, bur believing that he
will sacrifice as much for The sake Of The party as
any man, have venured 10 bring his name be-
fore The people. UNuS PoPuLI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19
MARRIAGES..

Mauird, in Iynchbnre, On Wednesday, February 10,
by the Rev. Sir. Cumpson, JOS. r. WINSTON, oi
This city, TO Miss Virginia u. PANkEY, Of Buchiag
han.
Married, the fih February, al Dunora, by the Rev.
William :. White, Sir FRANCIS l.. G. CARR, 10 Miss
SALLY WATSON, youngest daughter 81 Col Ssmur!
cdIr-uil of Abemarle.
Married. on Tue sdny evening, The 9th February. by
ihr Rev. Mr Mason, Mr.. IUHN HARDING, Of The iirm
Of l.. s. J. Hrrd,nr, Merchants Al Pleasant Grove, Lu
nenbu,g county, We, 10 Mss EMMA, daughter II Nm
iianhin., Esq, of Charlotte county, Va.
Wing requested 10 copy.
Married, on Wednesday, the 2nth January, nj Scnleh
Town. IN The county Of Hanover, by The Rev. Wiiar.
V. Bowers, Mr.. GEORGE w. BOSWELL, Ia Miss
ANN ELIZABETH, eldest daughter Of Capt. John J.
Tsylaf
loves not vague and fickle power
That Wanders uncohhn'd;
But binds 10 unTivall'd choice
The undivided mind"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19
FW Tdr f.NIHlTcI.
HENRICO COUNTY.

HEN hIOO COU ~ r.
w i'll there he no candidate 10 represent the De-
mocIacy OF This county in The next Legislature Of
Virginia. Wits, all the other counties are max
ing active preparations for The Spring campaign,
will Hcariro remain idle and not exert herself 10
throw of The yoke Of Federalism, which, like an
incubus, has hung about her neck for years paste
Is there no chance for The success oil Democrat.
&c candidate, II supported and sustained by the
united and energetic efforts Of the whole pary7
Away with such gloomy forebodings! believe
that popular man, who can concentrate The iull
strength OF The parry 1ouid nor tecltcied. And ii is
The mole important that we should have candi-
date in The field This Spring. in order to bring out
The Republican voters so rs TO ensure the reeec-
lion OIL MIR. Srtdon, The candidate Tor Congress
from this district IL is very evident, thar, if even
the county candidate we've defeated slil his ei-
forts could not fail 10 contribute The return Of
the Congressional candidate. II is, therefore, car
nestly recommended that meeting of The Re-
pdbcans OF the county be held al some early
day, 10 select a candidate and organize for The
contest. SHORT PUMP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19
BEDFORD COUNTY.

Al a meeting of portion OF The Republicans
OF Bedford, a, Liberty, on the l2h day Of Febrn-
airy, Is47 Captain Andrew Miller WINS called to
the Chair, and Edmund T. Winso appointed
Secretary. The object of The meeting was briefly
explained by the Chairman, and a concurrence
Of opinion OF The meeting, that additional dele
gates TO the S,a,e Convention Of The Republican
party 10 be held in The city OF Richmond, on the
10Th February, is desirable, e1pedenl and impor-
lanl; The following resolutions were offered and
adop:ed:
Resolved That in addition 10 The representa-.
lives amounted al meeting of portion o! the
Republican party held Ou The 10Th February, ,ha!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19

THE IOWA LEGIsLATURE-W an
nounced some timr since, thai Mr. Coulee, one
oil The dissenting Democrats of The Iowa Legis
laiure, hal diet, and that the Democrats had re-
fused 10 20 into an election Tor United States Sc
MAJORS until The vacancy was filled. The special
election was held on lhe.25th nit., and resulted in
rhe election Of Mr. Baker, "Possum Democrat"
supported by the Wings and desseDlers. II is
supposed, now, that il an election is hell, either
Wings OF "PoSsums" will be elected 10 The Sc
male
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19
Cnr Tbc Eon,JJy
Tot Nt 1INYNUtT.
DEMOCRATS OF THE PETERSBURG DISTRICT


DEMOCRATS OF THE PETERSBURG DISTRICT.
You are earnestly invited 10 meet in your re-
sreclive counties al the earliest possible day. and
appoint delegates 10 District Convention, 10 he
held in The town of Petersburg, on the 4th Of
March next. The formidable preparations being
made by our opponents, and the thorough organi-
zalion they are eGecting. admonish US that We
should bring forward our strongest man, and
give him our Jealous and hearty support. Des-
perale efforts will be made by The Wings 10 win
The district from her ancient allegiance. If
are firm, active and united We will certainly lri-
umph but iidistraction, disaffection and iisunion
pervade our ranks, we will isnobly fail Meet
and appoint delegates then, at once. Some parts
OF the district are already in motion The Re-
public never stood more in need OF patriotic Ell
forts than now Democratic principles were ne
yer more virulenly and unscrupulously assa lied,
and never required more The firm support Of The
Democratic party.
Az pInYrpr fotNc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19

QUARTER MASTERS SERGEANT
Thomas Harris Towner, Esq, If Jefferson was
appointed, temporarily, By Major Early, Guar.
ler-maslers Sergeant Of the Virginia Reg imeni ol
Vounteers-and so competent and useful did
Mr. Towner prove himself during The embarka
lion OF several companies al Old Point, that Col
Hamlramck has made The appointment pcrma
mani one
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19

tore. be regarded with JEALOUSY BY The friends OF
the James River improvement -bul would ;nrvi-
,ably bring 10 1t very large addition Of all ar,i-
Giles Of heavy transportation from The West.
II would seem, therefore, that wise policy
would require "union, harmony and concession"
among The different sections ard seemingly con-
hictins interests OF the State. With that motto
The armies Of Democracy riomphed in the great
conflict Ior The countfy's weal-and il is no less
true now than in other days, that united We stand,
divided We fall" RUSTICUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19
Appo,nin,.nis In lhe Go,r,na,

Charles n. Hardin, Of Fulton, Missouri, ami
Charles A. I. Price Of Montgomery, Alatalna.
Commissioners Tor their respective States, 10
lake deposiions, ackuowledsm III deeds, &c
10 be Used in Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19
WEDNESDAY, FkBauARY II, l847.

Mr. McMULLEN, from the Committee on In
,,nsl Improvement reported The bill Incorporate
,ns Ine Richmond and Pamunkey Railroad Com.
pany, with an amendment, proposing two years
,aseao OF five for the commencement Of the road,
sa,ch vas laid on the table and made the order
Nsndnay for,o morrow, on motion of MIR. STA
MI. WALLACE, from the Committee on &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19

E We are requested TO state that A. M. New
man, Esq, will not be candidate 10 represent
the county of Pendieton in the House OF Dele
gates Of The next Legislature Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19
MORNING,

neral Laws reported The resolution laying of the
Isaud Vi Tangier into school districts with an
amendment, Changing i, into the form ot an act.)
Ii was then passed.
Mr. ROGERS, from the Armory Committee,
made report on lhe condition OF The Armory,
which, on his motion, was laid on the table
On motion Of Mr.. WITCHER,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
Farm for Sale,

A FARM, containing $50
inn! IA acres, we'll proporlioncd
Hi to Meadow, PIowIand, Pasture
$500 sand Wood land. Said Farm
lies both sides of the road which leads
from South Farms to Watcrtown, and
is abouttwo miles fromthe former place,
and lies in the town OF Bethlem, two
miles northeast front he Meeting. House
THERE'S on the Farm large two.slory
DwELL1Nc.I House., suita Bile for one or two
families; two large Barns, with suita.
BILE Out buildings.-The Farm hns been
used for Dairy Farm for thirty years,
and will Keep 30 Cows. Il pair of Oxen,
and a span Of Horses, summer md win.
ter; besides sufficient land to plough
A liberal credit will be given fo- n good
'shnre,of the purchase money, il Uesi.
red Enquire Of the subscriber on the
premises.
n u DANIEL L. BENTON.
Bcthlen, Dec. Q. 1914. tf2o
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
THE PILES !!
! A CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED
DR.. UphaIns internal Rene

0yn
forgthe Cure Of Piles, Inflammation Of The
L'ver and Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness
and liberation Of the Stomach, Bo,reit,
"a Rsdneys and Bladder hs,qan,mato5y and
MssctTiai Reformation; Lapu,ity cf Blood
Wedhness and Inflammation ct the Spine
and for ne RehieJ Of JMGxyiea Ladies.
THE VEGETABLEsPILE ELECTUARY
Invented by Dr; "A; Upham,a distinguished
sphysician'of New York city, 10 the only really
successful remedyfor that dangerous and dts
tfessine conpIpint,tLe PlLES,evei Offered tolho
American public. 1&
Mark this .ilisan INTERNAL r EMEDy-
MOI an sxternai apple alton, and will cure any
case q Piles, either Bleeding or Blind, Internal
q I. 2 ,xternal; and probably The only thing that
VIII. There is no mistake about it,. tits posi-
fvecnre-speedy and permanent. 1t is also a
convenient medicine totske, and improves the
seneraihe hin remarkable manner.
Each box contains twelve doses,at 8 l-3 cts.
perdose. II is very mild Units operation, and
may be taken in cases the most acute nflam.
nation with out danger. All external applica.
tions are in the highest degre disa grecaLle, in.
convenient and offensive; and from. he very ma
The Medicine attacks The disease atits source,
and REMOVING THE CAUSE. renders the
urecEETAIN and PERMANENT.
,1NFLAMMATORY DISEASES.
- Although The ELECTUARY was originally,
iiselfto be Medicine farssuperiort to alIothers
in al diseases Of an inAammaiory character,
with determination of blood TO any pariierle.
part or organ. In Inflammation and Congestion
Of the Liver and Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness
and liberation ofthe Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys,
and Bladder; in InAammatory aud Mercuriai
Rheumatism, itist BEur Medicine ever dis
covered. e
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
!, FOR alllmpurIties o. the Blood arising from
the imprndent use Of Mercury, or other causes;
for all Diseases of the Skin and Scrofulops
Affections; ia all cases where the Blood 10 pow.
erfuiiy determined tothe Head. producing diz.
z,ness and distress, DR.. UPHAM'S ELECTU-'
AK 10 entirely uRrivaied.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Married Ladiesare almost invariably subiech
to that painful and injurious disease, the PILES
win consequent Inflammation Of the Stomach
bowels end Spine, weakness Of the Back, e
o. Blood to the Head, &c. The Electuard6s
perfectly safe for PregnantL Ladies, and the Is il
useful Cathartic tha1can possibly be usesaam-
will not only remove the Piles and ali n IN.
malory disease. WITHOUT PAIN C
RlTATlON. but will ensure On easy y
CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTIEERAL
MEDICINE; No. ALOES.. CoLYuitaiine
GAMBOGE. or other powerful and lie IN n,
Purgatise. No fenEoftaking cold wlarG y
its influences no change fnsdiet peseRFA~f
LIFE is GUARANTEE D. tine, a safe AT
and q sound constitution inthe offspring y
Pamphlets. giving valBable informa;iok III
ting this medicine..may be obtained ~
s' US. HOUcHToN, lsowasbia, |the
Boston, General Agent for the IT. the.
AGE;NTs.-Lhch6eId, s. Buell., rs ;o
3. Ahyn; Nsw;HsSep; s. 6. Co v,b
Newtown. Jas. Bradley Waierbu3 6v the
worth; wasersoWn. Eli Curtis. al :.
S0uO4tvys
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
PALIATIvE REMEDIES,
no an the World.

A -.
aslue ~ p y ana cgnaenin not
Isns iallty testea qnd p.ovea me
u IVY totiow,.g E'o.% we DO
not beiieys intne niailiol,iy ~ mea,c,ne
Dut We ~ osexe .nu.s =
are eqna, % tie ogss any ~ noss medl-
cines O lne aay;. indeSa we nenevs ms Lamar
tlc, WoInI,a,no Sous y. salety, GER
and cannot b SURPASSED. We saw ia XII " -
them fair trial, and then Judge for yourselves.
FALES' CATHARTiC LOZENGES
Are prepared from q variety Of vegetables, are
pleasant TO take as % Peppermint, and are inen.
ded as anniversai fsmily Cathartic; good in all
cases where physlc is needed. for men. women.
and children. They. operate throughout the
whole system. cleansing the blood and speedily
eradicaiing disease; their operation is easy and
taorougn-D Dose from 9 100.
TALES WOisM LULENGES
Are SAFE ana sure remedy Tor worms, and
children love them IN iact they are worm me-
dicine mat cannot De surpassed Tor safety, GER
tainty and pleasantness combined. thousands
OF persons DIE with worms where the cause ls
aot suspected; siaIung in sleep,eratng me tee n
paleness at fae NOUN, sickness a. tne stomach
precarous appetite ana genera ieveh are some
ofthe most common Symptoms NJ ~.
- FALEs COU .sa. iiuzENGES. III
We do not pretend that tnese Lozenges Will
care seated consumption but they have cured
numerous persons who were considered IN the e
kRae $50 O. aNfN n