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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-01-13

1rALY.-A very large meeting was held
in Philadelphia on Thursday evening, the
object of which was to unite the citizens in
public demonstration of respect and SYM
palhy towards the people of Italy, and for
the noble efforts Of Plus, TX, to establish
the constitutional reforms now in progress
in the Papal States. The Hon. John K.
Kane presided, assisted by ffty-lhree Vice
Presidents. Addresses were delivered by
the President, Robert Tyler, FL. Diamond,
William A Stokes, David Webster, and
Richard Vaux, Esqs. Mr. Diamond read to
the meeting an eloquent address to Pope
Plus, which was adopted with reclamation,
as was also series of resolutions offered
by Mr.. Tyler.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-01-13

HOUSEHOLD WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
As all families are not provided with scales
and weights referring 20 ingredients in gene
raj use by every housew ife. the following
table from the New York Tribune will be
found useful:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-01-13
Weights and Measures.

Wheat -four, pound is quart.
Indial meal, pound ounces is quart.
Butter, when soft, pound ounce is quart.
Loafsugar, broken, pounds quart.
White sugar, powdered, pound o. is quart,
Best brown sugar, pound ounces is quart.
Eggs, average siz, 10 eggs are pound.
Liquid Measure.
Sixteen large tablespoonful are pint
Eight tablespoonful are gill.
-Four large table spoonsful are J gill.
A common-sized tumbler holds J pint.
A compacn-sized wine glass holds ! gill.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-01-13

FROM MExIco.-By the latest news from
Mexico we learn that, on the 9th ult Gen.
Lane, with detachment, fought the Mexi-
cans at place named Ma,amoras, whipped
them, and delivered several prisoners. We
have to regret the loss of Lieut., Ridgely, of
the artillery, and A. Adj't General to Gen.
Lane.
The officers stationed at Puebla have re-
solved to present medal to Gen. Lane
On one side Of it is to be the Generals like
ness; and on the other side he will be re-
represented entering the city of Puebla.-
The medel is to cost thousand dollars.
Gen. Twiggs arrived at Vera Crnz on the
22d inst, with a train of 5000 men.
The Presidents message arrived at Vera
Cruz, and created considerable interest.
Gen. Gushing arrived at the city of Mexi-
CO, on the Slh of December. Gen. Butler
was on his way with 5000 men.
The Mexican Congress was doing nothing,
and it is said that some Of them had gone
home.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-01-13
Sl9O,723,7ss
476,SO9 70

From the Counties marked with an asterisk,
no returns have been received. Their assessment
and levies are from returns of former years.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-16
Platform of the f ee Soil Party.
IN REGARD TO SLAVERY.


Its PMNciPLEs are
No StaUe Territory.
No SlaUs States.
The SLAVE States responsible FIR their SlGuery.
Freedom and Free Institutions for Oregon, New Mexico,
and California,
Congress has power 10 make Save than 10 make
Kng-to institute establish Slavery, than to institute or
establish Monarchy.
The United States Constitution ordained establish JUSTICE
promote the general welfare the blessings of liberty
denies TO the Federal all power to deprive any
person of life, liberty property without due legal process
Irs MEASURES are
The Of The Federal Government from the
the Slave Power aud its restoration early policy Limits
ing, locaiziug, and disconraging Slavery.
The endctfne Mt of the Rinaot PrOUiso.
The abolition of slavery by the Federal Government to the
extent of its responsibility and Constitutional power
GENERAL SUBJECTS.
Cheap POst1geNo sinecure oficesAn economical Gov,
standardization BY the People all Federal officers as far
practicable.
RiUsr and Hgrbor Improvements.
Freedom of the Public Lands, in limited quantities. to ac,
tual settlers.
Tariff FOR the necessary expenses of the Government and
the speedy payment Of the }tional Debt.
The election Of M,RrrS VAS BUREN and CHARLES FRAN
ADAMS the offices of President and Vice Pr esidnt of
Ihe United States
Free Soil, Free Speech, Free Labor, and Free Men.
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Free Soil Free Labor Free Speech! !!
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Free Soil voters of the several towns
the Fifth Congressional District, are requested
to send delegates TO Convention to be held at
the City Hall in Worcester, on, TUESDAY,
the l5th day of October inst, at 8 IL o'clock,
A. M, to nominate candidate for The Office of
Representative in the next Congress of the Uni
ted States from said District Each town is en-
titled to six delegates. and six additional for
each representative more than one which anv
tewn may be entitled in the State L gislature.
Per Order ALEX. D:W1rr.
Chairman of the District Ommittee
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Insurance against Fire |

Ahe Assna Insurance Company,
NJ, NO. 59 State4st., Hartford, Conn.
tG1th sound and aroiia5ie Capitai a. S950'oOn
their protection against loss or damage b. fire
Dwe iIg S[ nss OF Worcester and It's vicinity 1t
lerms. '' VA TAG MOST IaVorahls
LIS INSTITUTION mas been in operation nearly quartz, Of
reputation Jor liberal adjustment and In
promputude in paying losses are well Known and nsra
s,.,no., THOMAS X. BRACE, P,eaidsnt
Hartford, March 6, 1916
~ PERSONS desreus OF obtaining insurance in the abov,
eMGIPPany are referred for more particulars TO A. n
oOhLOCH' ESQ, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester Masq
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GERMAN MEDICAL OFFICE,

yLAAEf3AHSANA3
nRS. GRAY & BRICK continue to treat
~ diseases with their usual success combining them
selves principally to those of Chronic character. An
important point in treating disease successfully know
from what diseased organ organs their maady
Our method of arriving knowledge of the dis
eased action 9th body affords decided advantage
those who have made the secretions study in
forming diagnosis We require for analysis
at least Of the first Urine in the morning
For the benefit of those interested would give notice
that DR.. Gray Brock will be the american Temper
ance House, WORCESTER. MASS, on the
18th, 18th and Goth of each month,
where they be consulted every variety of disease
Any information relative the Springfield Water Cure
may be obtained by inquiring above.
Worcester, Oct IL. 3mis
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Price Reduced. to IL I-2 cents.
FUh q SHORT TIME ONLY,
GREAT ATTRACTTOW
AT WALl0 Hall

H ~, ChlLehs OF Worcester and vicinity are respect
p MY Ioi5y informed that BENNET's GRAND MOVING
- u a. ana me Celebrated AID popular ITALIA n
b;h;,.I I'M Or MECHANICAL FIGURES, viii be er
H Iy,1II a. me above HAN commencing on Ca
IL ~ RSD'AH EVENING, Oct 5th, 1913
ana viii be for each successive evening f,grb ~ 80
tice. '''"sS1 uH"I loflher re
,y6 ~ IN - EDHESDAH and SATURDAY AFYFR
ooH mere wii be an exhibtion-Doors omen NJ 81 -
commence at O'Clock precisel " 0p'" d. = 10
the day. I'm inc PRESS see olils Of
Tickets IL 1-s cents, each to be hadat the Office Of the
T oPeh az to commence at II O'Clock precisely
music. 1P"H'eu WIN appropriate
me LADLES are informed that strict order will be
Rronrietv ii can with perfect safety and equal
gentlemen. "'i WIN UT WITHOUT
arrangements made with schools and parties from,
Tue country, on application the office 0"i
ets descriptive OF the Panorama. can lie had ST
the door of The Hail. for cents each ~ 0 u Mt
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NOTICE.

DR.. A. D. GOULETT, Botanic Physician, having dis
solved partnership with Dr. Provost, of the late firm
Drs Goulett Provost by mutual continues his
practice as heretofore, his Old Office No. 227 MAIN
STREET, lett hand, up stairs, the Store of c. C
Clapp.
DR. G. takes this occasion say, that he feels graefu
for the avns he has received from his ens and patrons
in the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he trusts he shall merit
Of their patronage and friendship by his
well directed efforts in their BEHALF
Office hours from in the morning to IN the evening
Oct Is. diff A. ID. GOULETT.
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COUNTY, CONVENTION.

The Free Soil voters of the severa towns in
the County OF worcester, are requesd to send
delegates to Convention to be held athe City
Hall in Worcester, on TUESDAY, tt 18th day
oil OCTOBER inst, at IL O'Clock, AM, nominate
five persons as candidates to represent T. COUNTY
IN the ota'e senate Tor the next polltil year.
Each town is entitled to six deegatessnd siv
additional for each representative more ian ooo
70 "n'cn any Town may De emitted IN State
Legislature. Per order,
ALEx'R DEWITT.
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DIR. u. G. MEAD.

DANo
ffS Dentist, (lae OF Providence, 4. R
OIITYYYp Taxes this method to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen OF Worcester, that he has
permanently located himself in this City the practice
Dental Surgery,
where he will perform all operations in his profession aer
the most modern and scientific methods All work will
be warranted give perfect satisfaction, and charges
made in conformity with the times. Office in Waldo
Block, No. l53, Main Street. sept rs
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THE Con OF HARVEST. Speaking of the
harvest Cist, of the Cincinnati Advertiser, well
remarks
s'The unprecedented harvest of ls48, has rem
dered supplies OF food abundant and cheap be-
yond previous example. 1t ever there
people called on to give thanks to the Almighty
giver of every good and perfect gift-that people
Is ours
When we opened our store houses two years
ago, to feed the tamishing Irish we had the prom
ise He that giveth to the poor lendeth to the
Lord, and that which he giveth He will repay
him again. Never was loan returned with
heavier interest, than IN this CASE
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DIR, o. H. BLOOD,

ApSSz%sg% Proposes resume the Practice of Medi-
OlIYYYYR cine, far relates to the treatment of
the Diseases of Children, which arise from
difficult denton II is fact, that of the irregular
ites and consequently many the defects the second
set of teeth, caused by msmanagemept during the
eruption and before the appearance of The first teeth
The practice of Dentistry for several years past has
made the principles and process Of denttion also the
irrtatons resulting from it familiar and therefore APP
propriate department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, or at House.
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THE EXILES.

There is at this moment crowd of illusrious
exies In London, instances OF the reverses OF for
tune more striking than the ex- Royalties whom
Candide encountered at the Carnival OF Venice.
A French paper thus sums them up:
LOUIS Philippe
The Duke and Duchess OF Nemours-the lat
ter born heress of SAKE Cobourg, Cohary, and
cousin German of the Queen.
The Prince and Princess Jonvie.
Guizot, who is guest OF the Society for the Adj
vancement OF Science, at Swansea, Wales.
Duchatel, guest of Sir Robert Peel
Flahaut, ancient Ambassador to Venice
Khnedworth, chief Editor of the Guizot- Met
ternichian journal, the Spectator de Londrus,
and secret agent of Louis Philippe whose letters
relative 10 M. Mole, the Revue Retro spectiue
has been pr5shed.
Montemolin, absolutist pretender to the Crown
of Spain.
Don Francisco, brother to the last-named and
his wife, the Archduchess of Austria.
Don Miguel, absoIutist pretender to the Crown
of Portugal
Louis Napoleon.
The Duke Of Bordeaux and his wife, Arch
duchess OF Austria, who are supposed 10 be con
cealed in London.
The Prince Metternich.
The Count de Colovroth, Minister of State of
Austria.
The Baron Hagel, private Secretary of Met
ternich, on whom the Tory University of Oxford
has bestowed the degree OF Doctor, degree
awarded to Butcher, Prince Albert, &c.
Yarke, Counsellor OF the Court of Austria, au-
thor of articles in the Times, Chronicle, &c.
Louis Blanc and Caussidiere, who strangely
enough close list commenced with the name of
Louis Philippe Albany atlas.
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GOODS FROM MECHANICS FAIR.
'H'HE SPLENDID TAPESTRY VELVET
4 CARPETS, manufactured by
HENRY>PETTES & CO.,

| Va manufactured DIV
HENRY >PETTES & CO.,
lately exhibited in the Mechanics Fair, and all
the choice patterns of Tapestry-3 Ply and n
grain Carpets made at the Roxbury Factory, are
! Tor sale by the subscriber at the manufacturers
+ Lowest prices.
The PLAID LONG & SQUARE SHAWLs
manufactured by the Bay State Company, are
Tor sale by the subscr Der, who is one of the
many " Sole Agents for the sale of these Goods
III Worcester County.
Purchasers can compare these Goods with the
SIS French Shawls, so politely alluded to by the
distinguished Editor of the 6 Worcester Tele-
graph
EXTRA FINE BLANKETS of American
manufacture, equal TO any Goods ever made in
this country, and quite superior to the foreign
article received directly from the sssoe agents,
and Tor sale 20 per cent less than then can be
bought IN Gny other Store.
The beautiful FLANNELS exhibited at the
Fair, manufactured by R. s. DENNY. ESQ. Of
Leicester, are also for sale by the subscriber.
The MILLINERY ARTICLES, among the
hahdsome8t at the Fair, are specimens of the
Work at the subscribers Rooms-where snler
did display of BONNETS will be opened on
THURSDAY, October 18th.
HENRY H. CHAMBERNIL.
OCT II 1872 & 1874 Maine street.
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The subscribers have formed coRnexon in the bust
ness of Dentistry, which will be continued at the Old
Stand ! 80 Main Street. D, Fl. BLOOD, NJ. ID.
Sept. 22-tf Z. ID. COOK, NJ. ID.
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PATRICK REREN.

Information wanted of Patrick Beren, of New Brook,
County Lerm, Ireland. He arrived in New York about
year snce and is supposed be in the vicinity Of that
city. Any Information respecting him, will be thankfully
received by his other JAMES BEREN, Worcester Mass
New York papers requested TO publish this notice.
Worcester Oct 49, d6IA
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BROss's xpress forward all sorts OF par
and small cases, through direct, heWorcester
Rail Road to Newport Fail Riuer, Bristol and BGrreM
lnlv 90 s.ffa fE4 dwtf
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Chairman Free Soil County Comma

FREE Soil LECTURES. Mr.. Russell of Ly will
on aprIeSs on u, grea' issue now oeH the
chnailous of The Savepower and tie duties and Mons
sibies of Northern freeman in The present poIilCr.
SIS IN the following towns in the County of Worce-
viz.
Warren, Tuesday evening Oct Il
w. Boylston, Wednesday "18
Cntonvle, Thursday Dig
Princeton, Tuesday "24
" estminiser, Wednesday "25 4
Ashhunham, Thursday "26
Will the friends Of free soil IN Tie above named place
please make the necessary arrangem ents.
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DROKE INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF the
M~ET% Dsabscribet IN June or July last, one yearls
Y~W ing stear, no particular mark, common size,
u&s pale red the owner Is requested 10 call on the
subscriber pay charges and take hts property. - 4
Worcester, Oct, 5. rf EZEKIEL DANIELS
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To an nerso% PROBATE Office, October S, is4s
xTnn late of Winchendon deceased. G,esainn
~ are cited to appear Court OF Probate ~ s.
TI ne1l, 10 show why the acconnt renSS ' t
traors Gfdock and Amasa Whitney Jr The Admins
he 'heir administration of said Estate sbonId ne,
- 1--omeu. dtol6 CHAS. G. PRENTISs. Ree
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DIR. HI. F. BISHOP,

DIR. HI. F. BISHOP,
>ENE @NO OPERATES in all branches i
IsZrDEN TISTN&&S~ Dentistry, at No. l52, Main st.
~ The liberal patronage he has en-
ioyed In Worcester the past years. enables bin to
fer those wishing work great variety OF operations
He hopes by the best of references skin and in
ranging artificial teeth low prices and wcrraated work.
satisfy all that employ him. June 2.
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MARRIED.

In Northboro' Oct sth by Rev. J. Allen, Mr. Cearles F.
Valentine of Boston, Miss Olive e., only daughter of
Mr. William Seaver.
In New York City, Oct 5, Mr. William Stearns to Miss
Sarah A. Gibson, both OF Fitchburg
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/. L. ]. PROVOST.

SURGEON Office and Botanic Depot over BARKER &
EsrABRooK's STORE, ZIP STAIRS LIST door the right,
O13du 227 Main Street, Worcester
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CHLOROFORM.

CHLOROFORM.
DR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, Is prepared to Extract
Teeth ithOst ain BY the Of this recently discovered
substitute fer Ether-CHLoRoFORM.
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FaEmers, Merehantg I'D Mechanicgn

Worcester, IS. Probate O9;co 0--I . -
az persons interested in the Estate of ARR HAM
xfoM "eoN late of Lunenburg, deceased Groef;, n
hi d,e cea 10 appear at Court of Probate to 70
Der instant a. Flschonrg on the eighteenth dav Of Octo
,n.n Instant, 10 shew cause why the instrument Will
purpo5s to be the last Will and Testament IF si Ieh
said should not be approved and sarah
ANNEX no appointed Administrator with the VIII
hineHeu oil the Estate of said dec eased nv " al
CHAS. G. PRENTISS Poo
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Mechanics Bank.

WUCNHoHNHNWD HhdKHENAe
rNHE Stockholders OF the Mechanics Bank hereby
notified that their Annual Meeting for the choice Of
Directers and the transaction of any other business that
may legally come before them, will be held at their
Banking Room Tuesday, the l7tk inst, at o'clock
Pm 4M p. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Worcester. Oct 8. 1913. d2w
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Gilbert'S Patent Plates.
THIS principle Ofse.ting Teeth without springs
used by lid H. f. BISHOP.
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FARM FOR SALE

cr,rr "A NM FOR SALE.
IN Ia IEO In the Town of Rutland about u
E.HaA - miles North from the Meeting Hense con.s,z
yide ir Se hundred and trty>troO acres Of land d.
~ ~ f; mTU~lng Pasture and Woodland with va-i.
rn; Ib me House Barn and buildings ali in eYcaso,
o me above would be soil on reasonabs ,srD
formation enone an estate in Worcester. For further in
COL. A. DE WITT. GEO oE = ne ne premises or Of
worcester, Oct. 5. - 4uAhEfEACE.
H2vu
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DIED.

In Fitchburg, Aug &C. Mrs Eunice Cowdin, 81; Sept.
30th Miss Dorothy BOutee r4 Oct s. Mary E. BigelOw,
49, 7th Charlotte Briggs, 2-Mr David Morrih,5S; llth,
Phebe Danforth, Co.
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"A in sbs o. teachers still wanted for the sebools
are oang men DESTROYS Of engaging IN such
'4ues'ed 70 make application 10 ihe susseber
Worcester n, w. LAZELL, Sec'y Sch. Com
@" W. "a -. ,.. dot wlt42
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CUMBERLAND COAL

L TEMPLE srp , Goat Company has taken yo., :.
from ,heir mines a. and ready to deliver a con on
at "a, so per ton. Ais, broken and screened
worcester. Oct la4e 4 ~ BARBOUR, Agent
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00BBLs. frat qualTTy :''.1-..--
w WILLARD, BRAHCa d 20,
Iune 9 dwtl % No WHrGen Block
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Rooms TO Lef

y onnos;,s Ior storerooms or Work shon a,....
Flour store Depot and rear Nests Hs.
the Ware Roomds % o. b Levins, Front Street !"
Main street. = '"essrs' W. d II. Baker, No 2s6
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,or nus, Sweet Potatoes.
10 Su ..siH. North Carolina sweet Pn,s,o
af''0ie-)ust received and for sale h v prime
Sent 2s MOIES WILLIAMS
corner Of rieosan, = NJ.
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vrrANrr GIRLS WANTED.
w coa., Q or American Girls 10 vo,. 4.
good charsc,. and good wages none bu, thos"
Gure a, ,h. need apply. For further osv
1-..e ~ lnis Onice. NNo'manon H.
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BOSTON AND WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
PASSENGER NOTICE.
Az q and after Monday Oct 10Th, the passen'
Yer at PM will be discontinued, and train
will leave at NooN-l2 o'clock-in it's place.
Oct is. l848. dwlw WIN. PARKER Supt
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White Walnut (Green) Timber Wanted,
OgITABLE tor Axhandles, for which liberal price IN
y Cash will be paid. Inquire OF CALVIN HASKELL.
No. 4S Main ST., Worcester. - Oct IL.
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THE subscriber having associated Mr. SALEM GRIGGs
IL with him, will continue the Dry Goods and Grocery
business under the firm of L. STOWE g. CO.. az the Old
Stand, as heretofore. LUTHER STOWE.
Grafton, Oct l6, l94e. DIT wJt
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COpartnership Dissolved.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers under the firm OF L. STOWE d co was
dissolved by mutual the 9Th inst. LUTHER
Slows authorized settle the accounts OF the late
firm. LUTHER STOWE,
Grafton Oct Is, ls49. LOWELL STOWE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
WORMS! WORMS
DR.. .Itayaae's Tonic Tera1ls'
figTe,

gEN HE most pleasant as well as the ,nos'
q cer,aiu remedy Tor Worms; which Is
nerlectl, safe, aud so pleasant that chIldrfh u
will moi refuse 10 take H. Ii etectua!ly de-
stroys Worms, ueutIu!zes acidily or sourncss
of llle stunacil. increases appetite, and acts US
n general aud permanent ionic, aud Is ihere,
fore exceedingly beneficial in intermittent aud
temitent levers, indigestion &C.. and Is Ger
,u;u aud perlnancn cure for FEVER md AorE
II NOT only destroys Worms and invlgorates
the whole system, but it dissolres the supera>
bundant slime Ur mucous so prevalent III Tile
stomach and bowels Of children. more e:pe-
ci,lly of those in bad health. This mucous
FIRMS the bed, or nest. in which worms pro.
duce their young; and by removing It, It Is
impossible Tor Them to remain in the body
II is harmless in its effects on The sys-
lem. aud the health of,hr putien, is always
in,pruyed b, its Use, even when no worms
are dlscvverel! Numerous ccriillcates Of It's
usefulness have been ,eceivCd, which The pro
pretDr docs not consider necessary 10 publish.
In fact he is in daily receipt of letters of CONS
mcndalion from varinns pas "a the country /;
not only in regard t" i Is superiority in lhc cx-
pulson Of wo!...ls, bu, aIso Oh account Of i's
valuable as properties as pleasant tome aud
ssJIeag,hening medicine.
Josiah Thompson. near Salem, N. J. I'D
mins!ered this Verlnifuse to child between
two and three years old. aud says that in few
days she discharged one hundred and twenty.
seven large worms!
Mr.. A Lenlz. OF Penn Township Savings
Institution. in this city. gave It 10 one OF his
chiIdren and says that after the sixth dose it
brought away about fifty worn.s at ohce' hYe
and six inches long.
Mr.. Ferdinand Woodruff used rwo bottles
OF this Vermilngc 10, Dyspepsia. and in the
course of two weeks discharged upwards Ct
thirty pieces of Tape worm, and was thereby
perfectly cured
Another &C utIeman Of this city had II nd
ininistered To his little daughter, about three
years old, wien she had number Of dlsclar-
yes from her bowels composed entirely of lil-
tie white thread worms. He said they came
away from her, moi only by hundreds, but may
truly say, by thousands. separately snd in solid
bali, as large az hickory nuts, composed ell.
tirely oil dead WORMS.
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