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To- Mrs. G. z. da PONTB, would respectfully
inform those persons who are DESTROYS Of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING thai she is prepared to give
private lessons to young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms. Apply
Of tl,is- ,paica apl2
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A SCHOOL GIRLS DREAM-BY THE LATE E, $. b

A SCHOOL GIRLS DREAM-BY THE LATE E s. B.
One sultry summer afternoon, as ] half reclined
on lawn Of freshest green, cooled by the shade of
a massive grove, fell into fit of idle musing,
with which have so often whiled away precious
hours. Conscious of my unfulflled tasks, made
a few feeble efforts to rouse my sleeping energies
but reapsed after each into more hopeless state of
listIessness. Thus time flew for hours when gradu-
ally The surrounding scene faded, and changed.
seemed in a new region While gazing around,
was startled by the approach OF one, human III
form, but in beauty and air, supernatural. As she
advanced, | was awed by the magical fascination
of her looks. Her face shOne with the light of nine
teen summers. The bright grey eye flashed with
animation, vigor, and intelligence. The ruddy
cheek, shaded by a curtain of golden ringlets,
glowed with perfect health. The finely arched and
rosy lip, smiled with love, happiness and resolution,
blended with beautiful art. But, above all, her
step discaimed mortal origin; it was marked by
sprightliness, decision, vigOr and majesty.
Reused to animation by the beautiful vision,
eagerly awaited the words she seemed about to
speak. A magic smile was the prelude to the
following:
" Mortal, | come on an errand of love
To you, from the kindly powers above.
I've watched you from your earliest hours;
saw my sister, Fortune, pour
The richest blessings OF her store
Around your path. Joys sweetest flowers
She freely gave TO cheer yOur way,
And light the gloom Of Sorrows day.
pled when saw You turn
Needless away, and lightly spuTn
The gifts so biest 1t valued right.
Among the fOunts that play on high.
Amid the gardens Of the sky,
There IS which flows most bright:
The spirit of that one, am l.
II Is the fOunt of Energy
A vial here to you BRING,
Filled with the waters OF that spnng.
It will your drOODng soul inspire;
Twill waken vigOr, and delight
Twill make the load of duty light;
Your talents with ambition fire.
When ldleness wOBld Duty sway,
Drink twill chase the iieRd away"
Thus saying, she extended her hand to me with
the vial. gratefully took it, for long had desired
such gift . Kind goddess" | said, " | thank
fully accept your heavenly gift and will faithfully
use it. TO inspire me to the fulilment of the duties
have so wickedly neglected. But, oh when the
contents are exhausted who win replensh the via!'
Maiden the gift is not Of earth!
A heavenly region gave il birth,
Its crystal source never sink
1t widens deeper drink.
~ Unless You ne cr your vial taste
The precious git never waste.
Then freely dunk-the Ouut on high
Will ever yield fresh supply
She ceased, and was floating, on silvery wings,
| away into mid-ar the scene around me was again
changed and confused. / woke and found myself
beneath the same green tree; and it was all a
dream But no longer did | linger lazily on the
lawn. With fresh ENERGY, l returned 10 my neg
ected tasks for felt the moral of my vision.
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Arrived YESTERDAY:
Ship susanIord Chadboume, 50 days from Bangor Wales
.shp Windsor Castle Patterson 50 days from Hayre, to
Ship Arthur Talbot, 81 days from Newport, Wales, TO
naser-2d my. >,
schr iowa Priest II days from Kingston, Ja in ballast TO
sch- Uncle Bill, Miller, days from Corpus Christi to mas
schr Lone Star Miner, from the Rio Grande, Sth inst, to
masteF-lSt my. - -
~. s. schr Louisiana - from Brazos St Jago to U. s.
Quariermasief-2d my.
U. S sch Col Cross Knox days ffom BrazOs St. Jago,
80 10 U. 5. QuarteTmasteF-3d my.
T. = schr Gen Taylor Anderson IS days from BTaZOs st
JagO, 10 u. s Quartermaster-3d my.
- sTEANBoATs:
nee sam, BaancO. from Bayou Sara-971 bales cotton.
itatona sslieck Im Bayou Sara-43 bales cotton,
MAJESTIC, Klein. Baton Rouge-l6 bales cotton
Gen Worth, Charles, fin Vcksburg-2409 bales cotton.
maIengo' BRENNAN, I'm Pnnceton-l590 bales cotton.
Embassy, Bennett, i'm Cincinnati-ll6 bales cotton
Convoy, Garfis0n, TN CairO-l6S0 bales cotton.
Dadem, Getty, I'm Cincnnati-j5 bales cotton
TOwbOst Persian Andrews. FIN the Passes
TowbOat Shark, Pinnegar I'm the Passes
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EIrOr1 Nh Fdtrnrd RO5bins IlrNgglSJ.,
BoRDENrOwN N. J., Jan 1847-We haye taken some
t6nbe 10 introduce On Davis Syrup OF Wd ChsITy ana
Tar here and have sold all received from YOU r y Y.
Cook has used il in his practice be thinks highly OF me
Ic;ne O Cook is one of the most eminent PHYSICIANS IN
he limited States and the attending physician OF Joseph
Bonapare exKng OF SPAIN during all his residence IN '
Ero lie Western Empire Dayton, o., yug ~ lS4
NJ / F Howells Sir-It affords me much pleasure TO
saw IN Won that nv Cough and severe affection OF me Lungs
has been entirely removed by the OF oneha bottle Of
Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and ar which YOU ano
others advised ne to use Y0a can safely recommend the
use of the above named Syrup for Coughs ana Coas' a.
most excellent remedy. Yours Te52ec4iIU1hyS,
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MAHOGANY, Cherry Black Walnut, Maple, Beach,
IVA Hickory. Oak, Ash, Cypress, Clear and Common
White Pine Poplar and Yellow Pine OF assorted sizes and
seasoned. Tongued and GroOved White Pine, Cypress
Poplar and Yellow Pine, a, "a, and - inch; urned
Befs6sts-Black Walnut Cherry and Poplar AKA, 5x5 and
6x6. Lime Cement Plaster Hair sand Fire Bricks FIRE
Tile and Fire Clay. Fancy and Plain Turned Novels and
Bausters OF Mahogany, Cherry, Black Walnut, gnum;
vtie Spanish Cedar and Red Cedar - Flesh Meal and
Homny Arcade Mills IA, IS and Is st. Joseph st.
90 I'm PRAGUE s. SHERMAN.
DEBT OF TIE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS
TIVE undersigned offers his services as agent 9T the pre-
sanatiOn and adjustment, with the state OF leAaS, q
ALI, CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the late Republic
of Teyas Those wishing engage his services can do
bv calling on or addressing him at No p H0gaFGS street
Mr. Orleans MEhIUCAE HUNT, Of Texas.
y" RelertO. G. A.Jacobs, G. Burke, AceeI abranche,
6 s PFpnfiSs and Bale PeytOn EsuH. al9tf
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From Mr. John D. .NOrgan, DTggtSt aafsT Ti,;II Cr
PTTTsBrRG Jan II, IS47.-The Syrup of VIVID Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have USED
+ kno of one instance of permanent cure OF Asthma
- -nnr
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FOR SgLE qT1 No. Ia GIMP STPEET
NEORELL'S HISTORY OF MODERN PHlLOSO-
I'VE PHN-l vol. s 70.
THE DOCTOR, &c.-By the late Robert SOutheys conf
pIefa 10 vol. mo.
BDSWELL'S LIFE OF JOHNSON including their
Tour 20 the HebHies-By the Right Honorable John Wilson
Croker, l.. L. D. r. S:-a new edition, l648 thoroughly
revised with much additional matter, and portraits.
RUSSELL TREATISE on THE SFEAM-ENGlNE.
] vol u mo. a. $500 49,
RUSSELL ON STEAM AND STEAM NAFlGAIlUN.
vol, u mo.
THE SUGAR PLANTERS MANUAL Being a
Treatise on the Art Of obtaining Sugar from the Sugar
Cane-By w. J. Evans, VI. ID.
THE PRACTICAL SUGAR PLANTER-A com
pee account of the Cultivation and Manufacture of the
Sugar Cane, according the latest and most approved pro-
cesses-By Leonard Wray EsQ.-wth numerous luustfa-
tons.
Just received and for sale at the em Orleans Station
ers' HarehOUsc." [Ol7 81 J. b. STEEL, Il Camp ST.
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LATE AND INTERESTING WORKS,

For sale at No. IA Camp street.
THRILLING INCIDENTS OF THE WARS OF
1 THE UNITED STATES &C., Comprising the most
striking and remarkable events of the Revolution, the
French War, the Tupoliian War, the Indian War the
Second War with Great Britain and the Mexican War.
with 800 engavings BY the author of - The Army
and Navy Of the United States" In vol 8vO.
THE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF WILLIAM
HAILiTT in 5 vols. l2mO
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. By Mary SOmeryie.
MRS. WARRANTS HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the
Conquest of Gaul by Juius Caesar 10 the Reign Of Louis
Philippe Prepared for the Schools by the addition
OF q Map, Notes and Questions, and 4 Supplementary
Chapter bringing down the History to the present time
By Jacob Abbott.
cob Abbott, with engravings.
AMELIA-Or Young Lady's VisCissitUdes-A Novel
BY Miss IL. Leslie.
THE IMAGE OF HIS FATHER-A Tale Of a Young
NlOnkey-By the Brothers Mathew, with Illustrations.
THE ORPHAN NIECE-By Miss Ellen Pickering.
4 WARNING TO WIVES-By the author OF " The
iit'' etc. --
NEAL g. SMITHS COMPEND OF MEDICINE
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Sahoner
Warehouse" lois 81 ]. B. STEEL. "a Camp st.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday :

LATITUDE. % 575N.-LoralrU0r, 90 win Time, 6a
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IL the following is a copy:
No. 1l2. CamargO, Mexico, August I'd, 1917,
To 1t. Col T. F. Hunt Depy Or. NJ Genl U. $. A.,
New Orleans La.
At sight pay to the order of James Chaplin the Of six
hundred aud fifty dollars being for that amount received by
sece for the public vice and for which this shall
be your receipt Treasury OF the United States Given
in duplicate this being the original, which being paid, the
duplicate o. same tenor and date to be null and vOd.
$3.50. Col71 G. II. CROSSMAN, Major & Or. Master.
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From Or. ". S. .NcIHtOsh; a,- ~, +;cia If Wild
WELLsyILLE ONO, jan ~ Isit.LIne ine and use il
Cherry and Tar find to be valuable medicineii
Considerably in my practice have sold and uie ~ be
that Won have forwarded and would be peaseu y
send another supply early as the means VI
will open. - o,r,,,1r,v -, TAN
The following statement word for word as j. was 'aE N
Co.. ~ I;Ts III Ms Cpore-withOu paint OF N3fhlsl W
IIo Will sufferers resist such evidence!
PM .UETPrIIG Sept g. 1S47.- have been SUBJECT loI
the si fifteen years to weakness o. tne lhngs eouE a
hectic fever and very frequently laid up IN ned dining ta
~ In distress NJ cough and pain IN my breast ana let
.iHs MAI gb sIgeafs Last ApiH had violent attack
Which lasted for three months i appeared t9 me tast ny
,gboa gng were diseased would spit up daily han PIN
If matter took great many remedies that were IecoI
mensd 10 me- well number Of prescriptions ION 9u
Family nbysician without any relief. At last was
mon 10 take DIR. DAVIS Compound Syrup Of WIG Sisy
and Tar which had the most happy and sautafy
disease Before had taken one bottle, my cough gassWay
my night sweas relieved, the pain eft my sue anu
breast, now consider that am entirely wei eAcsgs
neuralgia pain that occasionally afflicted wl1 "a 0hs
side of my head. JANE LILA UEoih95=i.
Thompson Il dpg-s below Schuykil Sixth. sontn SIDE
elSy~ Sold by ROBINS ON, COLLlNSG 90, 81 Market
1913 2rtF ~ 70 ~ y W. III ''oSr'fPsht
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Milford PERU County, Pa, October J, ls4d. . 60
hfassrs Rnb1son Collins 81 Co.. Sirs-Ths q TO inform
you that was afflicted for twenty years with g3eq e9 a u
in INV breast so much that could hardly ne ID i 80.
night Cough attended followed by emael3ton ana oIs'
decided symptoms Of consumption applied 70 seyela s t
npnt physicians and took great deal Of neo cue go
anv relief whatever advised TO Try " paVs 1 ,
mound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar. Of when oon W.
fore can with confidence recommend 70 aI "ho aie
like manner afflicted, most valuable meGcInTT ouEv
The authenticity of the above statement Is youG a M
ToomeV and he circumstances of his case MI l. D NV
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FALL, 1848---GUTTA PERCHA
NTEW STYLE-L~4T r LIPROTE.IENT-J
received by the Indiana, Manchester and Ale ~
- gbany.-I now receiving different m go
- voices Of he L a T F. = T VI PR o ' z ID "a
q GUTTA PERCHA STIFFENED HATS, .
which have given such satisfaction wherever they
have been tried viz in New York Boston, fhddeph
and Baltimore These Hats cot up in superior style 10
anything offered before in this city Cyl ana See
0l0 G. D. BUNCE 30 Cana street.
- 7 a
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WTDEE Y S RA T. ID ESTR 0 J Err.
FEvHIS article viii be found and certain remedy
Z against these obnoxious vermin. The only original
and genuine article made fresh day and put up tor
county use, warranted to keep. ~ - - -
the of this article two hree times It will be found
sure preventive against these Troublesome insects.
L. To be found at D ALLEY 3 DEPOT, III Chartres
st.: ST. CHARLES BOOK STORE, unisi E. Charles
Hotel: and under WIDNEY'S BANHEt Il lw
TIE GRAEPENBERG COMPANY'S CURE
FOR DYSENTERY, 6-C,
TEHIIE success which has attended this Medicine renders
an imperative duty incumbent upon the proPHet0Ts, 10
make il known TO- and appreciated by the public that tie
GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP is Of imme-
date efficacy in the violent and obstinate OF Dy
EMERY DaLhga etc. ~and giving immediate relief TO t3
patient. The may be said Of their
CHlIDREN'S PANACEA. for Summer complaints, ETC.;
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND;
HEALTH BITTERS-n papers;
VEGETABLE PILLS;
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS
EYE LOTION
And for every descnptou Of inflammation, Bruises Burns,
and Scalds the GREEN MOUNTAIN OlNTMENTis
a sovereign remedy.
All of the above may be found at WELD & co. IS Depot
of ChsaD Literature. No 70 Comp street. 70 If
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-23

BUM laLbOl a. SMITH,
Fdye.ie, Missouri.
HANlNG commenced receiving their extensive
L Il and valuable stock for tine present and APP
proaching seasons, respectfully invite the attention
Of purchasers TO one of the largest and in all
poets most desirable, aSsortnents Of goods ever
brought to this county comprising every variety of
FANCY d STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Boots and Shoes, China, Glass and Qaeensrdrei
Hdrdtpdre and Cutlery. Iron, Nails, Castings,
FAMILY GROCERIES, &c. &c.
Determined 10 transact a permanent business, on
an extensive SCALE and do our part towards ma
king Fayette 4 point Of attraction to purchasers,
we will at a II times be prepared to meet the wants
of the country, by having our shelves and ware
houses fully supplied with The most desirable styles
and qualities Of goods which manufacturers and
importers can furnish Our purchases are, and
will continue TO be made, on the best terms, and
combining all the advantages which any house in
this or neighboring towns enjoy. We assure old
and nep customers, that prices will in all cases
be low as the very lowest, stock equal to ,hs
best, and Our uniform principles of business such
as TO insure the permanent satisfaction and increa
sing confidence Of customers.
Our friends and the public will please favor US
with an examination of our goods and prices.
| BOON, TALBOT d. SMITH.
| Fsyette, September 23d, lsis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-23

morning transactions were 1000 bis. Cd brand CT.
ty at 129; 30 bis. Quincy, from Leyee. nd $50
bis. Burlington City, 10 arrive, at 4 20, and l62
bis. family at IS per bfl.
WHEAT-Sales Of 2,400 sacks, mostly mixed To
good samples, at prices ranging from 65 to SOC,
sacks returned and about 800 SKIS fair, In lots, at
OaS2c, sacks included. We quote 55a65c, as
the limits for all grades. .
CORN--The market has an upward tendency.
The stock on sale this morning was limited and
sales in consequence light. Transactions embraced
$50 sacks mixed to pure in second hnnd and cot
ton sacks at 37a39c, and ZIG sacks pure in gun
MES at Ale, sacks included
OATs--Saes at 24c, sacks included. The arti-
Gle is in demand at reported rates.
BARLEY--Sales of 1873 scks fair at 55c, and ca
sacks prime at 60c per bus, SKIS returned.
RRooms-Sales of about 200 doz common corn
from levee at ST. 80 per doz.
PRovIsIoNs-No sales Of pork or beef In Lard
small parcels at 54a5lc. Of Bacon 1900 lbs com.
mon ribbed sides at &c; hams 4 C per ID.
WHIsxEY--Mnrket dull and prices Dropping
Sales since yesterday Of about 100 bbs raw, in
lots, at lSalS4c per gallon
SALT--Ligt sales Of G.. A. from Levee at roc
per sack. Kanawha is selling at Acc per bushel.
FREIGHTs to New Orleans a shade lower, say
Lead lSc, Lard 22as3c, Bacon 25a27kc, Oats,
Bran, &C., 274a2Sc per l0U lbs, Wheat l3lc,
Corn, l21c per bus. &C. Era.
New YORK, Nov 18th, I'm.
Flour--There is steady trade demand for
Flour. but large sales cannot be effected except at
decline from previous quotations
Whedt-There is good inquiry for milling pur-
poses. Sales of $500 bushels prime white at 81 %
a$l 81, and 5000 bushels Ohio at l3aSl Is,
Corn--There is a good deal doing in Corn and
prices IRE advancing. Sales of 10000 bushels
prime yellow at 62a75, and of western Corn via
Orleans, at &c.
Pork--The market is firm and prices have an
upward tendency.
Beef-The market is improving Sales of mess
at SO 50a 40 25; of prime Beef at S. 25aS5 62l
pei bbl.
Bacon--Sales Of common hams at 7a7ic per h.
No change in monetary affairs. The ban ks are
discoun,ng to a fair extent.
Lead and Hemp--The market quiet and un-
changed.
TII1sBl R II, Nov II, I'm.
There is 6 feet inches water in the channel
and falling. The weather cloudy and appearance
Of rain.
VS.. CINCINNATI, Nov. II, l2M
The river has risen five inches since last report
and still rising.
Flour-The market is firm with good home de-
mand and some shipping enquiry. Sales at 3 rs
aS3 sI4
Sales of $500 head Of Hogs at SO 25aS3 3l4
per 100 lbs The demand is fair and prices firm.
Whiskey--Demand is fair and prices have ad-
vunced. Sales at l6al6l &c per gallon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-23
=, TO THE LADIES.
The Genuine Balm Of Columbia, for restoring The

4, TO THE LADIES.
The Genuine Balm Of Columbia, for restoring III.
Hair.
Long hair is glory to woman,," says Paul,
And all feel the truth of the Pious quotation;
preserve it then, ladies-your glory may fall,
Unless you protect il with this prepa ration.
IT you wish rich, 1uxuriant head of hair; free
from dandrhff and scurf do not fail to procure
.he Genuine Balm of Columbia In cases OF
ba ldnes It will more than exceed your expectations
Many who have lost their hair for twenty years
have had it restofed TO its original perfection By
the use of this balm. Age, state or condition ap-
pears to be no obstacle whatever it also causes
the fud to flow with which the delicate hair tubea
is filled, BY which means thousands (whose hair
was gray as the Asatc engle) have had their hail
restored to their natural color by this invaluable
remedy. In all cases of fever it will be found the
most pleasant wash that can be used. A few ap
pcations only are necessary TO keep the hlir
from falling ont. 1t strengthens the roots, it ne
yer fails to impart rich glossy appearance, and
as perfume for the toilet it Is unequalled it holds
three times as much other mscaled hair res.
toratiyes and is more effectual
Cdution'-Ncver buy it unless you find the
name OF Comstock q Co, Proprietors. on the
wrapper of each bottle, OF you are cheated with a
counterfeit article.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-23
Piles! PiIes!! Piles!!!

Dr. Upham's Vegetable Electuary, or Internal
REMEDY FOR THE PILES, Triumphant
$4,000 cases Cured in the past gear.
GrThis Medicine is warranted to cure all cases
of piles. either bleeding or blind, internal or ex-
ternal, and all infamatory diseases found in con.
junction with the Piles-such as
Chronic Dysentary. Weakness and Inflammation
Of the Spine,
falling Of the bowels. womb &C., that females
particularly are subject to- under peculiar circum-
stances; for which many certificates could be CIV
Of speedy and effectual cures-but delicacy for.
bids their publication.
Severe and Habitual Costireness,
Flow of blood to the head Dyspepsia alterations,
Fistulas, Inflammation of the Stomach, find a
speedy cure IN DR.. UPHAM's ELEcTUARY. 1t is an
internal remedy. and cures by its action on the
bowels and blood, the relaxed state, which is the
cause of the above named diseases
Universal Commentator.
From every city, town and village, where DR..
Upham's Vegetable Pile Electuary has been intro
duced, the most gratifying intelligence of its effects
heve been received by the Proprietor. In hundreds
Of instances it has triumphed over cases which
were deemed incurable.
Letter of Capt. q. w. Mclean, late of the U. S.
Service, and member of the N. J. Legislature.
RAILWAY, June Is, 1S47.
al have bpen afflicted for years with the Piles,
and have tried without anything like permaneE,
DeneHt, altnOSt everything assuming tne name VI
q remedy. | had as matter Of course, lost all
confidence in medicine. Under this feeling was
nduced--not without reluctance, | confess--to use
'Upham's Electuary;' and having used it for about
three weeks, according to the directions laid down
find to my utter surprise, as well satisfaction
that every symptom of the disease has left me-
think it due alike to DR.. Upham and myself to make
this statement. G. ". MCLEAN"
Addressed TO the agents in Columbia Ga.
Notice.-The genuine Electuary has the writer
signature thus; (U1-A. Upham, NJ. D. The hant
is also done with pen.
Price 81 per box.
For sale by DR.. E EASTERLY, southeast cor
ner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo
Sole agent for the west. [Sept. ,, 4S.
GrFor sale by DR.. w. R. SNELSON, Drug
gist, agent for Fayette; DIGGES & HORSELEY
Glasgow; and KNOX g. BEEMAN, Rocheport.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-23
DIR. McLane's Vermifuge.
The Best Remedy Ever Discovered Tor ErpeNil
Worms from Children

The Best Remedy Erer Discovered for Erpelling
Worms from Children.
The symptoms of the presence of Worms in
Children should be carefully watched by parents,
and soon there is reason to suspect their ex-
istehce, every means should be used to expel them
promptly and thoroughly. DR.. McLane's Vermi-
fuge is rapidly supplaning all others, in public es.
timation. Where it is used it has produced the
best effects and every family who has used it, say
it is the best they have ever seen.
Symptoms Of Worms Read! Readv
The counienance is pale and leaden- coored, with
occasional hushcs, Or crcumscribed spot on one
or both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
dilate; an azure semi-c;rc lie runs along the lower
eye-lid; the nose is irritated swes and sometimes
bleeds; swelling of the upper lip: occasional
head ach, with humming or throbbing in the ears:
an unusual secretion Of saliva Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morn
ing; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with
gnawng sensation of the stomach, at others, en-
tirely gone; fleeing pains in the stumach;-
nausea and vomiting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times costive stools
Shiny, not unfrequently tinged with blood; belly
swollen hard urine turbd; respiration occasional
y difficult, and accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy and disturb.
ed sleep, with grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
BILE but generally irritable, &c.
Mothers, nurses, parents, guardians, look wei
to your children, and if you see any symptoms o.
worms, procure DR.. McLane's Vermfuge, because
it is the very BEST most deserving, and popular
remedy ever presented to the notice Of the public
Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Df. E, EASTERLY, dt the Cit,
Family Medicine Store, southeast corner of Thirt
and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, Mo-, only agent 70
the vest Sept. 2, '4S.
gist, agent for Fayette; DIGGES d HORSLEY
Glasgow; KNOX & BEEMAN, Rocheport.