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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-02

Texan MORMON SETrLEMRNr.-The Mormon
seuiement In Texas IL now at town they call
Zodiac, on the Perdenales, and four miles from
fredericksburg, now the county seat of Gallispie
county, which was organized about four weeks
since, the officers OF the county being composed
partly OF Germans, and partly Of Mormons who
live together In the utmost harmony The Nor
mons number about two hundred, and though
they have been at that place but about twelve
months, have already built saw and grist mill,
have several turning lathes and other kinds of
machinery by water power. They have all kinds
Of useful mechanics, who make everything they
want They have enclosed bout 500 acres, good
part Of which is cultivated In gardens, producing
all kinds of vegetables in abundance. They raise
the Egyptian and English wheat, which yields
from twenty to twenty-five bushels per acre and
some OF them who have followed farming in Ohio
have assured us that the lands of the Pierdnacs
are better suited to wheat than those of Ohio
The mill streams there are of the finest kind. and
never fail. They have thirty or forty, mostly
framed, houses. They pay great attention to
making butter and cheese, which will compare
with the best Northern. They are now about con-
strucing church and public school house. Their
trade amounts to about fifteen or eighteen thou
send dollars annually. The town of Zodiac is 81
tuated about sixty miles to the north Of San Anto-
MO. All tins settlement of Germans and Nor
mons greatly need a mail, and now they have or
gained the county, they are certainly entitled to
one. Corn il now worth there ~ 30 per bushcl,
spd meal g ~ 10 psanks. Oak haaber u wsg6k
- ser loo a ths 1sal. -Gaisssfes Nssss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-02
THlRTIETH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION,
Senate.
WAsHfNoTos, July 81, 1s4s.


ANOTHER EFFORT goR THE TERRITORIES.
Mr. Bgrror asked, and leave was given, and there
upon he introduced bill organising territorial govern
nts In the territories Of New Mexico and California
Mr Benton said the bill was In accordance with ter
rtorial act passed during Mr. Jeerson's administra
ZION In 1904 for territorial purposes simply providing
ior Inc protection Of liberty property, and religion Of
the people Of said territories.
ne SUBJECT which occupied the Senate during the
mornIng inour, WAS the report Of the Committee Of
conference on the disagreement between the two
houses on the appropriation bill for the Naval service
the immediate question being upon regulation con.
corning the
MAIL srEAMERs TO GULF OF MEXICO
which requires that they all stop on their way At Sa
vannab, AID II practicable touch also at Cbsr,eston
MI CALHOUN and MIR. BurLER opposed this ar
rapgement az partial to Savannah at theexponse Of
ChArisston. -
Mr.. ATHERTor, Mr.. Bright Mr. Dix and Mr.. Dick.
inson discussed the arrangement MIR Bright shoving
that ut Savannah as at Charleston the ships would Of
course under their contrac touch only when II was
practicable to do 10.
The report Of the Committee Of Conference vas
agreed to. So the Naval bill is finally passed and the
New York Dry Dock workmen will get their pay.
Mr. BArrEoAr GIVES 1T UP IN DESPAIR.
Mr. HArrEoAr said he had 81 ven notice on Saturday
isn Of introducing bill providing for the COVER nment
OF the territories. The subject has attracted my
cloeest attention and my deepest anxiety. But cir
am fstshed after the ordeal through which the qses
usn ~ eAnoaAU Daase1-Altsr the searching invest.
gsssee gsvSn y ~ The sbs saA disAAgaishsd Ssisst
CsnnSss q the Ssnats- saa sfse ths 4uistss vhluA
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Meek Who vas sent By the Legislature with dispatches
TO Washington, wiz succeed In crossing the msua-
oins, remains to be learned. The brig Henry, Cart
kborp, viii leave here in few days direct Tor Call
fornia, and IL possible that he may carry to ths
home government the first tdings Of indian hosttes
IN oregon The people Of egon feel aud sick in
heart ut the neglect which they have received at tho
bands Of the Congresses and people Of the United
States
Several Of the Dslles Indians have arrived in this
city for protection they say II Is said that they
have been stripped Of their property by he hostile
Indians. becauss they friendly with the whites
About the LIST Of February, Col Gillian had two bat
ties or rather skrinishes with the indians, who had
the worst OF the fight losing twentyfv or thirty
killed and wounded Colonel Gillian lost three men
by accident The Indians besides their loss Of
men, obliged to leave behind them $1400 worth of
Victors.
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Passengers Arrived,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Southcrner-Mi@ Hanice Newell
Lean.rd, Mrs Ae1,ndsr, Mrs CosssCvs Mrs Thomas Mn0r
and serv Hubbard and lady Levy and lady Thos 8rena
and lady Goodyear ana lady John Frcrson lady ohId
u Fog lady, Daniel and lady John Plume Bswie
W Arnold, ID X Perry. w Bsttershy, W Nicholson,
Bishop, Hamilton Francis Wood, Mr. Adams. & Cnrtn
nuttardT goucs jas Frierson Col De Trevles rwes
IT Stevens, W II Heustoua w w Houaman Klyne. Henry
Furnace Tbber Pnsquer Ed ard Evans Dempsey John
Nelson, w Hooker, Day, W Curtis. John hemcy,
feld W BARTLETT Moore, q Psnoost Jsmes McDowAn,
John MOORE Mr. kayobel Thos Gates Geo Kirk 0denesL
Haquit,, Coninres Sherman, DR. n Mot Tang.
made Elias Pope, John Hubbard Lane James Olden,
and Is IN the stecrsgc.
MAprrpA-Brie Splendid Newton, Newton, W FInd
lay II susre Margaret Cansohs Mary Can.cha Atwater
C RE Parquin, Cebas, Violet and * In tho stcer
Brig Fere Fogo--H Waikcmsn and Mr. Sayrc.
BERrunt Br brig Lady Of the Lake j Anderson Blake
" Bost0s. and IN tie secfayr.
BERAuDA-Sshr Chasies Elliott Mn Jixes ani Nsssr Nj
nr Galley, BrAmAu, 7 MoCAlaa, And Bows.
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bALTIMoRE, August 1. 1913.

BALTIMORE, August /, 1S48
Demo0df,e 6dfhetng--Disappoint hide
pc~de~ 1ayloisn'--steomer Isabel, &c.
The democrats assembled in great numbers.
last night to listen to Senators Benton and Allen
and great enthusiasm prevailed; but neither of the
big guns were present, and they were entertained
by Honorabes Howell Cobb, of Georgia, and Mr..
Frazier, OF Pennsylvania, both Of whom promised
their respective States for Cass and Butler by
large majonIies. They marched through the city
WIN banners, trensparencies and music
Inc independent, Taylor letter is still held back.
ssopcc, 20 ,he application OF General Taylor and
nis authorised friends The most active OF the in
apde.s Tsyisr msn, aithsueh 49, vorv -.
~ wings, refuse - support tho Gc,ord a. a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-02

For HAvANA.Sesmship Crescent Cty-A Kobbe and son,
Miss kobbe Leblanc, Mussa SAm Noyes Mrs. AnA
Mics Deeprestrc Thos Fernandez de Ia Torre vla Ue
ua MT Stuart John Lambden, Pedro Vigil Philip Bcyaa,
r ID Fontsna, Chas Tying.
NV OnLrArs,L Petts, Williams Geo Stamp, nso4
Judge Ens,is Ricd Lloyd. Mr Gwn, Gauic Giebrecht
escnde Jr Adren Deeonde. = Lyon Mrs Norris Mrs
Major Henry and family Thos Hale Son, Sami Wie CASH
dy, Jhos Calter Mcpherson, and In the stcerage
lvERPooIPacket ship Isaac Wright Roberta lady And
gan Mr LloNd Mr. Carm Ellan Mr. HIokhn Mr. Charles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-02

ST. LOUIS, July 18th, lS4S
Arriral from California Murder of four Ameri-
cans IN the Eaton Mountains.
The far-famed mountaineer Lieut.. Kit Carson,
arrived here last night from California, via Santa
Fe, Taos, and Fort Leavenworth. He left Cali
fornia on the 5th May. All quiet Gen. Mason in
command of the forces. He arrived without acct
dent at Santa Fe on the I4th June, and left for
Taos on the 18th. There was nothing new at
Santa Fe.
Lieut.. Carson brings the melancholy news
of the massacre of General Elliot Lee, (sole
survivor of the massacre of Taos,) and of Charles
Town, who fled from Taos before the massacre;
also, the murder of two others, Jose Carman,
Mexican, and Pasear Rivlere, Frenchman, all
Lee and Town left this city about month since.
AT the crossing OF the Arkansas, they sent their
wagons on to Santa Fe by the lower trace, and
took the road by the way of Taos. Near Bent's
Fort they fell in with twelve others, and accom-
panied them. When near Taos, while passing
through a canon OF the Ration mountains, they
were attacked by about 100 Camanches who fired
Frenchman, and Town fell-the latter with
a shattered ankle Five others were wound
ed slightly. An attempt was made to carry
OIL Town, but so closely were they pursued
by the Indians, that Town desired his companions
to leave hun, which done. He was lanced
to death, after killing two Indians. Soon after
General Lee had his thigh broken, and in like
manner, was, by his own request left TO the tender
mercies Of the Indians. The rest of the party
escaped, and that evening, were met by 40 men,
from Taos, who escorted them in to the latter
place. ARGUS.
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Commanders Of vssssas bound to this port win oonlR
. favor up0n BY having al parosls papsrs sa6 ~
ports, intended TOR the Mes York Hsvsi ready fsr in
mediate delivery to our news steemss tho Nsws Bov.
She viii board inward bound ve6ses in the vicinity e
Sandy Hook Those bount to other ports whether r.
reign domestic, will confer additional fAvor -
Forwarding TO the Herald through the mail on otAee.
est to the community We will gladly reciprocsts To
hvor.
Port OF Now York, August y, IS4S
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whig. and van probably vote for vsa Barren, Il an
electoral ticket should be got up in this State:
The splendid steamer Isabel, will shortly leave
to be taken into dock and coppered. She is re-
ceiving the finishing touch now, and steam will,
probably, be got up next week.
Our camp meeting folks are beginning to stir up
for their grand annual freic They are all too far
from the city, however, to use up much horse flesh
this year.
The politicians are beginning to stir up for the
campaign, and Rough and Ready and Hickory
Clubs, are forming in good number.
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Ssa..s Crescent dS s.sdd;ss Havana and os:.Ss
saiV,IAsd sslsr Valparaiso. crnns xi..srs cS
s Sr.ss ass. a. :.:
iswrsnss. Ssdi, Eiveli wstorioO, lBrl P.dirsv 8
Victor ss sssa
,Hsssalia Bsate. s. Pesrssu.s. Newbould Grus
sns kio Dc Jon.irc via wsltra Bsnton Co Fsrasss
s,,ss E E%%. CIR, AksEy NswS.,s Geo Meyer ss
Pierce bermuda Sssnh Walsh; Clinton Andrews ssvss
IB.i Grsssap Ia. Ms Je.s.
w S Aa Isns rcf S1a1.S o:1 w.r A.
and Senator Clark Philadelphia Thomas Thomas New 81.
sioorss Brewster Brewster Providence; Tesumseh Pow.
ler do.
steamer soIa srner Berry Charleston hours with ro
With Columbia sist TX AM exchanged ssss va
trs Macon for savannah The sailed in with ship Charles
SoTsss.n brs Erik serrssn. Hsslherry, D.nn... N.e-
I'LL SosS days. VITA
hides Dc. to to X s Corning d.. MN n.,. -.
to Sisistss: Left ps Am vessels: Ds 1 'l
5 n the 5 S Ss ss &C. +
head, with soco aS. ' ' ''..' ' ~
coffee to Allen PAxon Sid in 60 with bark Palmetto Mans
Nns splendid Barbe Madeira via St Thomas, to Atwa
ter Mnicrd Vessels left at st Thomas before reported
Brig Atsvela (of wes) wiune Wilmington NC, bound to
some Of the amen
Br brig yrnia Mcneil Pcou. 20 days. with COAL Souls
Whitney Co.
Scbr Charles Elliott Higgs Bermuda days in ballast 10
Middleton Co. An American schr going supposed
be from Alexandria
Br hr Earl Dupdonad Doe. Bermuda days. with lenun-
vto to Tucker Ligbtbourne.
sehr Margaret Burgess Orleans Is days. with whsaa
to master.
sohr Hamilton Penhed Alexandria days mdse ssurses
Clearman & Co.
sobr Isabella Foster, Mschias. Is days, with latha.
Scbr Globe, Small, salem. to X " Ropes
Schr Panpoo Tul,ord Washington NC, days Mitchell
Schr II Johnson Hardy Eubec 10 days. plss
Schr Mariner Chace, Portland with heading and laths
Schr Sarah. Far. cns, Portland, with heading
Schr none, Peufeld, Connecticut River.
Sctr Two Brothers, Allen. Boston, to the master
Schr clarion Nile, Boston for Albany.
Schr Hunter Raynor, New Haven
Sailed.
Steamship City, Orleans ships Oneida Havre
Msrmon lverpoo Wright Elisha Denison AntwerN
tarss Richardson, Rio Janelro Bras iro Port Wa4
Susan, Bermuda, Emma Newcastle.
AUGAsr Wind, Sunrise, NV; Meridian NV; SsHsst.
NV.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-18

6LOAN'S OINTMENT is row universally
- acA now led gcd 10 be an intalhb'c remedy in
every asc where /; has been faithfully app led To
iGc human slstcta tor promoting lnscnsthle Per-
spiraton, d:aw NJ oat the inflammation rom
wound, relieving pam OF every Kind and N ITS
healing Gaaltics 1hr word docs rot produce
it, equal and The public prononnccsrt toe chea d
est aud hrst ianuly Ointment that has ever been
used All diseases ot the Flesh, Ob,tIHrte u
Gers, Ola Sores. Chdblains, Sor" Fl1rna', Burns
Gus, Culanc " Eruption, Sore Nipple, sore
Breast, licenses Of Tie Eye Aghe in the fnce,
Rheumatic Pains contracted Cords rams IN the
back, side, aud the Other paris Of the systrm,
Bohs. Oilers, &c. Id Head, Bruises, fresh wounds
and every kGnd IF so!e containing the least par'i-
Gle OF Intau nation are permanently cured by
tins g.eat len cdy.
Sold wholesale and retail by w. B. Sloan, Ge-
reial Agent, American Temperance Buildlngs,
Chicago, Sold al by +. ROBINSON, South
port. March, lS4--iy%25n31
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-18
OK GAGE SALE.- Default hayingbesn

| oh bAGE SAIL Default hsyinpbssn
= "'"oe 70 me pay OF money secured ,os,s
| PAD cy an inucnlutc OF Mortgage. he,,in, Az.
teUruHTy ain, IN the year OF our ! ord opo ,bon
sand eight hundred and forty I've ls45l nsSa
aud executed ny Abner +. Deathorn =. -
HpLing, and recorded IN he office OF he Re ois,nr
81 Deeds tor the county If Racine and Terri,orS
81 Wisconsin. on The tweniy-hfh {25,h) dsy q
. July IN the year SAC. IN VoInnie p of Norios.
seS' on pages 229 ard $50. The a,noanl claimed
"y Sa'o J"un Spring, 10 DE due him on SAID Mort.
s5Ee' a! me I'm" OF the date and t;fs, publication
MY cents $40 so. No suit at law mr. .on;,v
having been commenced for the &e,h,s,, - ~
money, or any pert thereof, secured hv liz ss;J
Mortg- ge-Public Motive Is lhare,o,a Jt
gwen, IN pursuance OF the statut. IN ,,,L 80
made and provided, and Of The power of s,Io 80
tanned IN he said Mortgage that the premises de-.
s'I'otu IN SAID Mortgage, VIII be sold al Public
AUCTION al the Mansion House in the town of
T",u,,nP3fb N me county at Racine the Nv ehh
t!2ih) day OF August neat. at ten 40 u'cIork !,
the iorenounn OF that day, to wit:
Al mo certain tracts and parcels of Ian
kco"n and described rs follows. to wit: Blc,k
-No. one l. containing Two acres of land Ain
SN'een ieet OF The west side OF lot no. two ~ IN
block no. fifteen 80. Also, tiIv.two fo.t ,.,t
lncees OF laud ufihe west parf Of 10, no ,brns ~
IA Oio'k no. fifteen ll5). And commencing n
'he SoN;h hnc OF SAID lots in block fifteen fI5l
running ho'lh onc hundred and twenty one (IoIi
ret, being 'he south end said 10 sail Of said las
lhg ana b Z IN The Tertiary OF Wiscon IN. ca
- '',!E,' "u ~ me town Of Rochester and viz
age 81 aiefi"rd, situate on the cast half .f,ec.
20" no. 'HIt'E.h'e, township 10. four, north OF
.Hhge no. nitrteen 40 east, IN The Alilv,hk.
lana ''sfIct~-a description OF SAID lnnt. NH
more !d.l appear, reference being made 10 M.
|co'drd pat ct sad village, a~ altered and spr
[H'" 0E NoS'' mas, Deputy County Sufyrtor,
ii - IN ~ -
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-18
J. T. IlII.DREfH.
Mortgage sale,

EkEFAULT having been mads ), H., D.v.
-AE "t"'" 81 money secured 20 be paid by .wo
. lh"th'urrS "i mortgaGcs-lde one bearing dstn
me seventh ~ day of August in the wear of out
hoIo one thousand eight hundled aid forty tcut
ia y and made and executed BY Abner p
Dearborn 10 John Sprug, and rccorded in rho Of.
ice 81 IN" Register OF Deeds IN and tor rhr rom.
| " OF Racine, on the seventeenth (I7ldav az Son
TENDER N Tie year OF our Lord On, ,bnr.,,,J
c-@hi hundred ana forty tour 1910. atIwrIys
(I~) cI"ch at noon, m Vol. - ID Of mortcsr.
es, on pages i9> and l99-rpon which said In.
denture OF Mortgage the amonu, claimed 10 lie
due 10 the sand John Spring al the time Of tbp
date ana hrst publication OF lhis notice in lbs
sum OF thirteen dollars md twenty ccntsl CIR oOl
the other Indcujure Of mortgage as ntore.,,d
bearing date HE thIrd t3dl day of October in tb,.
year OF our Lord on" thousand e ght hundred and
'oFty four (lNlI and made and eXccuird bv sad
Ahner /. Dearborn to SAID John Spnnr. and 70.
CORDED IN the oil &c OF the Rcrist of Deeds in
ana Tor sad county OF Racine on the twenty fifth
t|ol day OF July IN the year "f our Lord a,a
lhousand eight hundred and forty six ,IS46l IN
oi"iHe OF Mortgages or pages 93l and
upon winch said lldrnlure of mortgage the
amount claimed by sind John Nprino IN be IN.
hum atIhe time ct The date ard irst DnbIic,,in,
OF Tins notice Is the sum of nineteen dollars and
twenty three cents $i9,23I. No san AT Law or
IN equity having been commenced for lbrrecov-
cry OF the moHl's, or any part thereof so secured
as aforesaid by tie said lndcuturc> of moriraye
IuoIlc noucc is therefore hereby given IN nnrsu
"hce OF the statute IN such case. made and nrovid-
cd and OF the poser Of sale contained in tbe sa;d
several lndenlurcs q! mortgage, that The pren,i,.
cs described IN said mortgages will be sold AZ
puhlic auction or vcndre, AT The Mansion House,
IN Southport, "a the county of Racine. ON ,h.
kHoo"@ and aida d,5brd as 5I6w@E 10 VII Block no
one containing TWO acres OF land Also six.
teen .ecl OF the west side OF lot no two = in block
no. fifteen U5). Also fifty two feet ten inches Of
land OF the west part oil lot no three (3) in borA
10. fifteen ll5). And Commencing at the south
Inc Of "a lots in block fifteen l1 running nortl.
enc hundred and t"enty one II2I feet being tho
south end of sand lo'saIl ofhc SAID lots living and
being in tie Territory OF Wisconsin, county OF Ra-
me ami IN the town of Rochester and village of
WATERBURY situate TN the east bali OF sec no. thirty
i've township no. four north OF range no nineteen
l91 cast, IN tie Milwaukee Land District--a de.
,cUptiou Of sand lands viii more fully appear. ref.
orruce Icing made t. the recorded plat OF said vii
agc altered auc sur, cy ed by Moses Villas Dep
rtY Comfy Surveyor. OF tie county OF Racine. Ter.
ri,ory Of Wisconsin, and recorded in the Recorders
Office III .aId county OF Racine.
J. i. IlifDRErH,
Attorney for Nortsagee
Da'"i Al Southport. lure "a, 1915 I2tlg
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-18
Great Western, Or
Compound MANDRAKE PlLl.S.

Each light at led time, for three nights IN sue
cesslon. YOU will not only escape a RUN o FE-
YER, h It YOU viii be convinced that these Great
Western Pills, made of
Western Herbs for Uestern People,
possess power that is not even CLAIMED Tor any
Other medicine no>y in existence, which is that
THEY CARRY OFF NOT HING EXCEPT
j. nj !? II II i II t. lai So
Consequently, they do not weaken tue patient,
but on The contrary greatly increase his strength
bv TikTSG AWAY THE CAUSE or THE
IEEAhNES$. Many instances can be adtuced
Of persons " no have used the Great Western Pills
in old chronic complaints. every night for six
months, and kept on INCREASING FLESH
AND STRENGTH for the whole period
ABRANT Walls, Of Elkharn Prairie, Wal
worth county, IS case in point. This young
man suffered so dreadiuliy from Chorea or 81.
Wins dance, as TO be unable to carry yicluals to
hi. own mouth. \ steady course OF the Great
Western Pills, continued daring period OF three
months, removed every vestrge Of the disease, and
although during this whole period he never went
to bed without taking from eight to twelve of
these pills, he actually gained in weight twenty
five pounds, during the process of cure.
His father has cured an Asthma OF 20 years
standing by six months course Of the pill
Let those who doubt communicate by letter or
otherwise with the above named persons.
Price. with full directions, - cts. per BOX. For
farther particulars, see GREAT WEsTERS news
paper.
Prepared only b. Dr.. JAMES NJ NISII, and
sold in Southport by LEE x LAY, only,
MAY, ISIS -Iy@I5n47 Agents 70 Sontho"-t
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<zszs zaa r,-s4--xzsa

EACELLENT OINTMENT Mn. SLoAN-
l'eaF Nlr For a considerable length OF time vas
seriously afflicted with the Rheumatic Comrlaint
Gnu dipHed freely lne various Linimpnts Pam Kill
e'9'"c~ without obtaining any relief After which
our agent at this place influenced me 10 try vour
D'"'"'eht and within two weeks from the time |
oIn"'etced u<tng II The pain ceased and was Ell
, 'eo''dlIy cured. and shall recOmmrud all who are
similarly afflicted with the distressing complaint
It procure your excellent ointment withott lelay
Very rcSpt yours. OSCAR f. MOTT
PRtNcEvILLr, Peoria Co, H.. May, /. 1915
WORMS IN CHILDREN.
OF al! diseases to which children arc evy,-sri
none are so fatal to them as worms Unfortunately
ChlicTcn are seldom free from them and as they
initiate the symptoms Of every other complaint
o'en produce alarming effects without being suspec
'ed' Horms are not only a cause OF disease
'Hcm<elFeS, bat by taelr irritation aggravate al
other diseases wandering from one part OF the body
20 me o'her winding themselves up into large balls
ana oostracting the bowels and frequently the
throat causing commissions. aud too often death
The desired remedy Will be found in DR. I,,ne.s
Tonic Neimlugc-whch VIII very soon destroy
The worms, and lnygorlte the powers cfIlae.tion
SO as prevent return OF them
For sale by II F. STRIKER.
IN EVERY AGE OF THE WORLD The mo
LESSONS have been slow 10 admit the value Of new
discoveries, ortae eNped,eucy Of adopting them in
Pf1cuce. II IS not 10 the lea profession that We
look Tor REFORMS IN Jurs prudence, neither do we
ma Tue adv ocd'es O! medical reform tnloDg pa,...
lclans Each deprecafes whatever il found 10 s..
uoFa'e upon receive opinions and csfab,i,ardu ,,,p
Hence the opposition Which medical mcn too ore,
eN1'ht 10 the use of private remedies Whatever
iAeIT knowledge value, or great efficiency ma tic
cure OF disease. NO medicine has ever done more
tor % IN VA st iar.,,. . IA -