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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-14
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Slirs-heehsnics' Ovn tbewl Malcolm, San Francisco;
shattiesre Ceomhs Antwerp, Zerega Co. Camden sher
woe, Charleston, punlam pinOn.
Iafss-Rhoderic Dhu Freeman, Madeira, T. McCresdy
toi NerLtb, lav, savannah, Sturges, Clesrmsn Co.
Brif-Ioochar, Sinner, tadit Nesmith Walsh.
S,hrs-Johh Aiut, Har~ood, Port Lsvaocs, W RI
veE lncsTectec, Grant Apalnohcola Olive uarman, will
nineen Ann d. Osern, norfolk Ire Blss. Dearborn,
tly FONT VS. Jane Ens, Norton. Philadelphia Uniop
htn, d lsstsla shervoOdi Era Chamberlain and Lewis
trov ~. Boston.
Slotp-Jsne, Dean, Frovidence.
Arrived.
siir Sir Nnsn Nolesworth, lawrence Glasgow Jure ~
with uose and lt5 Tses nfers TO Woodruff Aua n
htntsul, trtle ship JoseIhiTe, hence for LIVERPOOL
Flip lidiats, Hunt New Orleans July a. with mdse W
Frost a Iitfs.
hs1 ttae tcf Edesccmb) Chase Csrdin Wales As days
With urn. ~ Nefmith Walsh. -
BIg frshcsoo tBI,mh fste, Bremes. "a days. n ballast
10 orutf.
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IN BROOKLYN.

IN BROOkLYN.
BOARD HEALTH, August Is, 1849.
Since yesterday, SO cases of epidemic cholera have
been reported to this Office deaths by the same, 49,
viz: Francis Mountain, Dean street, Ann Smith cor
ner of Fulton and Pearl streets; John Mackey Board
man Place. Charles Hearn, Hicks street; Elizabeth
Shelly, hicks street. Ann Magee, Willoughby street,
Elizabeth Kelly, Main street; Honora Marony, State
street, Michael Freery, Elizabeth street, Nathan Smith
Front street. Maria Deherty, State street. Margaret
MCGOWAN, Chapel street; CathaIine Daily, Hudson
avenue; Elizabeth A. Freeman Ray mond street, Thos
Trite, Cheever Place; William Brown De Kalb avenue
CHAS. s. j. GOODRICH,
Physician of the Board
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I'VE correct error in paper OF yesterday which
stated that Mr. Cbas Lewis who died ut the William
Street Hospital had been refused admttance at his
boarding house We learn, from q reliable source,
that he the from his reside nee
by the sanction Of his physician
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The Progress Of the Cholera.
in THIS CITY.

MAroR's Ovtrcs,
New YoRK August 13-12M}
The Sanitary Committee of this city report los new
cases. and II deaths Of cholera, having occurred
during the last twenty four hours.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

The mail from Concord N. H., to Boston, was robbed
a few dsys since
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Brig Francisco (Rus) Klae. Dsltzys days with pas
t1pgers to the master.
Bris Potsmae snith haracaibo. July 49, with nsse to
Maitland, Phelpsk Co.
Brig Winthrop L.m'ss s.'1pia 81 days with nds. t.
Brig John Stroud Little Roy West II days with mdss 70
Eweli. No date, lat 81. Ion 70 49, spoke Dutch bark
ODdirewry, from Havana for
Brig vfgine tBrL None Arichst Ms, with mdss to
kcEvsIs July g. in the Straits Of Canso passed. bark Cora
wallis Newman from Pstou for Providence Ri Aug lat
~ lon b 80 spoke Br brig 81 Andrew Of and for st Jshas
NIB. ~ days from Liverpool.
Brig INN Ezs, -. Mystic, in ballast.
Kunhardt.
sehr Antilles. Grover, Thomaston.
One brig.
Avs 3-Wind at rise NV; At meridiaa, s; at gsa
sst,W.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

r ind 10 INV 'i'irr ft when ihou u,a younr.
Nll lNrd ut'c go fiuih o. hr'
u eaur't le dr sfr~1t- tiSt '.l from thy tongue
tYl lturl H Shy mri"orui Fe+
j. iiui Co.. hy ta'i~' fer naN bt .. OIL
H.. i~ q. ii'euunr'ej Wih grey
j i-is'rlr arr isrh'' once lfl's~ aud bold
IN, iaIhat l. iass,ng Awsy
p Hind 70 the maihcr. frt ~ on her hr,w,
Npy ir,res Il surrov b. ...-t
iA Nril may ~ thon cherish rui cominrt her INV
Iut ln,ng aph ktd h> -tt h.rn
ktmrnhar tliY moilrf-- fr the, .ho will pray.
" lppr Is. Gul ci,rth her hraih.
ith accents ui kiniusss ilru cr,f be- lpu. "a
l. ga To- li,s dnfk valley 1t i,aih
= kini 10 tbs hrpslct-lis ,rart Nil in,e d,ysui.
II iaa .mil, off, ly fu, l,. vithdrvu.
lr iipvre. - ceiling will it'ie At their birth
II ii~ drN oiuf elton h. rsii-
j Aii.I tnyHl- ''r.'l"f- .,,t,..,rt sou M;
TIE l.,rat a hH1ihcf ,hnli IL.
\ onmm'n' fnfrt amt ~ her hY ftr
liau paris lfom 'hr eepth ofllr "a,
A'ui To Thy sister MOI mlny may know
Tie depth o' m" .i-hrflY lnSr.
D. wealth ul NJ" ocean hes fuhn,ns below
I'r -ufiarr that sparllcs atsn,.
B. kil'uess shall bring tp thcr many sweet hour
Nud hc'suig- uy Iaihsa, To cp,wu.
~ u"n shnl weave tlI"e q garland NJ nnNcr-.
Nofr i.ra nH' i'.hl wealth ~ ouowu
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LIFE OF WILLIAM WiRT.

Ilti W WILLIAM WIKI
r,,, ,,...r,.n ~.
a.. :.sl - ~ ,t,i,'. o. r.,
.,,,. ,,,,a n, v.,.,i,.- .Iic, - Wai; =.
a., IN 49, ,'.lI,tl L.
:, l I''I.1.t'
-. :. Al.
-, '' ~
IN a,,,, n 80
"shis"IoN' Npf'' = is.o-
=" """se W.T.
thank YOU N, dear friend for Your short lr'.
lef, wbteli would have .''oisr answered tni ttr
c.'usr. hn'tond my colI4rl. .h.i.aj at attempt.
N. in give You an attempt of the qu.rrl he.
wren "nr iamcid-d !hrliur and u rron pro-
pose ln s''id Won, ~ thu cop, of ihc.r cnrns.
i'ondcnce, ~lnch ", .rr PROMISED from IT,. H..
'"-'ncfr pres /" m"sr"w. Decatur -hunc ed
me Ibis correspondence, IA c"nild.n,.. late Last
'di, :" tlr ~ II hid lirn g"'' ard fused c,,B
Effort 4" prevent ilic hg'ii. wh'rh he was ,srt I :
from "',ilnH I" hfng 90, bat mhnh he run~id-
'rd ~ forced up'H 'liu' 10 such AVA HAT ihcrc
Wa Il" avoiding u bat ht d'Sa,oa ng Whist he
had really '1id and thought 1T Harruu aud ui
'hi't need not "a. he was incapable. lie dad
not approve OF daellns.
liz ti"n p',s'd io IA, own case. II hlng.
he sid ~ his profession AID II would b., m-
possible for Inn 4" Keep his station and prr-"r,e
"'tr-l"tiahii''N "ilh"nt ~h"wh. hn~.li rradv.
al al l'is.~, I" answer u" call OF any one who
bore The name Z" gentleman.
A''tt iit return from BALTIMORE, heard moth.
nhs h"f" 81 II M !" ".t- ntou.hi h"iiic mural
y ""n"d,i aid Then '.'N IAN. Ia morr TIL
he was r"fr-' a, stood u"ar hun alune.
ana ""hru Al ms deal Lace, marked a. u still
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isawi ng pir-- peculiarly H. b. pfiyrd fr
eui sweetness. II 3. lrIu.rr.Htl lo1m AZ Il
sjSr printed at Nt.,u '-r;,. scotland
Ilrtv IL
There !, land 81 fn'n delight,
W Borrowing urftnls gitcn'
1ler rnHnnsi. GENES ru,l ~ the sight,
And al to sroi'ir thru s,r,l, ~ tie.
Sweet j, their rest li.--hraNri.
There glory hcnrns nj AT tic plains,
And l1g for hnt~ is gwen
Tlcrr mn-ic -wr,is ~ -Nce'-s .rxins,
And si-al.s. h~Iu'y etrr uign.,
Aad al j. love III hslsru
Tho rlpndicss n ics are ever bright.
Thence ginoHy socla~ are driven,
There suns dsi-n-r nu.allh.d light.
AMI planet. l"linf.r un llr. SIGHT,
Hume liie icids ot-icatcn
ller' Is \ stream lint e,er Aow..
lppass,ne pllgrams gwen.
here tiifrsi tfnn itnnnr'al grows
The ,rttlnu, flower etrfrnl blows
And the fell oi--hca,cn
Their i a great md glorious priye
For thee wilh VA ,4bn We siri,rn,
J. = bright IS star Al evening sLics,
hnI int above 10 gitli.tur lirs,
\ golden cruw iu--heuNrn
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" " WRIT.
nov nolo sr,iI -l,,u>rr,r

The i"li'Wlng an.,inir, whhh Nr hid IN n
nor l"tn pre-, i rtcuy good IN II, way
Nr Hc,"l, sad q Mr Tu'u,r onc da, 'o q
iric'd with whom ic had t,'cn co',,r,ius. II
h"r In.t tH,n inuklnl that Your uaiar + at,uu,
Is "A. .bls a, an, | know
WY, how many Wy, Of spelling II arr
lh,r, ?"
"Ercd- RrJc, Red, Read Rcadr Wrrde,
Nnad-and do ut sn"~ how many more
h'' bu' am glid my nunc i not read"
Not que =" test ,ud Nr X, "Nou have
hiil, to at,i-i "f IN yuur own tac | am IN.
cincd To- ihlt you vll hud it uuar!ov, "a,
many varieties a, my pvn, It not NOR
Impossible, j ruli,cd Nr Turner "T.u-r
iur, n.c-r, ncr. turnrr how olhcfN 81, pr.,,
should ,ou -,sll 49,
w. shah see" ~aii Mr n ain the tirs,
pa'- ,ou spell II lhu> Tufo,r"
a" In, an wia. ground de- YOU ne The tn B."
"Fnt the same rra,uu that ,ou have ih..r
letter. m rhanr-, 1hona- Ac II IN rpro.
SCENTS The sound u 7 IN Thorn Is. why moi in
Turn"r ar rather Tnufncr
"WeIl, thu j. hut one change VIVA, o,hcr-
can lou -hrN me
"bh. sieve, Nou arc not. perhaps. aware
that the sound of e. IA Tur. aid III !, of /, ia
nrt. ar .lch represented by various vowel. in
our language. a.. w,n a. hy several cumbiua.
h"ns: thus. the II IN Tus, l., litornc,, our
journey, muliun, Sc aud the ~ IN nor. b,
mcar, earih, ST. soldier. ausu,r &c Thu,
l"n may leeit,mnlclv spell your name rhnfnar
Ihorn., fhur1car, Thornt, rhoruirr, Thur
uwer, Thurman, 1huru.r, Ihnrncr. Thurur
Thufn.r ThurnWcr Thoutnir Th-
=" Hold lari," cried Mr. r N a.ioni,hmcni
:" s-c tpn are ncver going 10 stop How
MANY mnrc changes werc you .'oing la ring y
ITO tell you the truth" replied Mr.. Il
searccly know where To- end .hr | have not
shown yon onc.iwenisih part Of the chang,
YOUR name might undergo But how do ,ou
like It -rcll thus -rholosnyrrh -
e That : fr too muti kc Dutch fnt m,
liking, sud Mr. y u, what process DO ,ou
arrive at such an ou lindi~h combination Of let
tiers 10 rvprcscu, Turner
"l'y a vrv simple one csainued Mr Reid
" In the Word colonrl, the combination colo /,
made to represent cur. md hy parity Of mason.
ing. \ulo ~ lhplo will represent 1ur IN III,
word gni~, "a Is The rprc~en,also OF a.,
sound of D. and why not use il ftr the sam,
purpose IN your name A. in myffh tiic com
bina,ion yffh stands ior the sound er, 50 n,
gnyrh viii of course be nes Thu, we ec
+ T.h.o-l-o-g. Turnes LA ha, an
gAd nv nans - rot Turner"
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w "'f !. ''"' y" 'ake our >'"h' upon ulo
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vrn1g. lie frl exclaimed. The AVA, j. ir,r,.
table. ief u cosns." H. proposed and head, ii
the it. mihiar, movrn,n, ~ III, own ua,n.
Sac In suppor, q, IN, cm-, 81 lndcprndru,.
II, va. iln tr,t republican G;o,crn,r nt Vir.
rinia Then may w. no, agree with Am,t,,'.
great statesman, in saving. Mr.. Hour, Ger.
talui, ra,c the fr,i lnlml,, IT, th,. bah Of th,.
reyoiu ieu," The lir,, ,mpnl.e uu, pi,ru IN
d, .p,trl b, Mr. llcnr, ~ the. Hons, oi plr.
y,,.e, Of Nir.dus. IN uid,h the character al,
The Kin,. for the dr,, time in America, va.
publwl, arr Jlncd and denounced, !, Wa, dn.
rug ihls -prcrh hat he gave uilcrnwc Ia tia,
memorable sentence, wh,h errhi,d against
Wm from the Wiu"h" ~ "a ifhllrary !'fiHcr,
the cry OF Treason lie sad "'r-ar h ii
Ia, brniu-, Charles ! hi' Cromwell, aud
George III. nay profit Il! their example.
Patrick Il,nry i, a PROMINENT cNamul, that
GrctL and Lam alane do not inru ia. man t.
ihat trur rr,tiA,s, l.. native IN the man mot
,lrr,mient upon cll,rnsi conditions. Aituul,r
,,.r, of 49,. bee M 4n die a,,.iig hu al IL
teen. q cirrA 10 u counting hou~--u twenty.
hnurliy dchius the dn-i, tar.h with hu. oW n
hands Ia obtain a liArlihnud-ai tNcnt, .ianr. 4,
bankrupt mcr. hiu--.d twenty seven. >ddd.nl,
hur- H. from ob,euriy into u reh Inpnl.tn,.
h. huhl uuic, and astonishing di.pli, of
hose utttnuuIl power. ui mtud, ~ hirh had 81
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(rIIE TEXAS REp( BI .ICA\
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
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fRorEtrToRs


| .r,r Tr-,s RSrrRilcN> - is-urd weekly NJ TWO
~ >K~ r.r pnnumr II unii IA al,aurr ~ within
,,,,it. irHin the TIM " subscribing # raid with
=, ,r,nii,- FHtsc Dollars nj No" end ct the year
| nFinr. >inflr cnptrs bup bme
..,,t.emeuis a. ~ pr squarr II Ten lnr. ~ les
70 ,,.Ii- i.rf SQUARE intr,rfy surrqeni itsoriion
n,,ti li-cu'lnl ma lr for vearls l,rri.emrui.
t.r. ,lrrs-r,i ,u th Dni,c uiisi l.e tt,si iori
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\ 'rnints FACr The Whole population of
The lmi.d States could be- compress, i into the
~parr vt erc mile ~quTt, and each md tilua!
be allowed suf'cirnt ruun 'o hrcaiht in FIJI
teen inci,s square w"nd suticc for this There
nrc lIh, ,arls ~ n mlle, which beng multiplied
give t3 500 inches. and tins product a,,,icd b,
fifteen the nunlct Of inches of space occupied
ly each individual, would placr "a, II them
~ a row 10 extend the lrnr,h nf mite and
the ,irnr nuuplct oi rows 10 complete a square
mile would consequently number ls.sl25.d.
PA, has thu world got a tail - asked an
urchin ot hs~ i,ihcr
Ne, child" replied the old one impatcnis
"how could j, have tail when I, i, perfectly
round'"
We'll" persisted the hesfnl. ~',hy do tho
raprr> say wag, the world, ii Il, a,e'' got
no tail 20 wag
Your ms wants YOU" replied the nonplu-ed
father
"Meu are made m the image Of Sod" Gen.
tenrn, are manufactured hy ,ailor,. BARRIERS,
aud hooi black
Woman J, the last, mos, perfect work Of
God l.idtr- arc the production Of .ilk worms,
mlhncrs, and dressing maids
God la, placed upon the earth" say. Sain,
Pierre, "iNn giios wtieh lsad to hea,en He
ha, PLACED them NJ the two eyir'rniie, of hic,
one ~ the entrance and the other paint @. exit.
The hrsl - that OF innocence tue last Is iha,
of repentance"
You do make that child look Ike fool.
wife, with all that toggrry on him, sad Mr.
FAC. anesllY, ~ ihey we've starting oct Tor
Wale D..af me-" sid Nr. Pariiugion, meet.
my them at the door ~aha, doll Of a baby,
and how ranch he resembles ~, papa Mr.
fa-g eouehed, and they passed on.
There ar. 49, dram shops, tsycsns ara. aser.
houses ir The ely " 5. Loaia
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There ar. 49, dram shops, ,svcrns sn! assr.
houses ir The eliy VI ST. Loa3a
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have chosen my text from the poit cal
.tn,' Of Alexander Pope These are the
nd
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05

The EpIDEMic.-The report of in
terments on Saturday was not made L
the Register yesterday by the Sections
of any of the Cemeteries. To-day we
shall receive the reports for Saturday
and Sunday together, in which we hope
to show decline in mortality, and es
pecially in cholera deaths. The Regis
ter, who with his clerk were in attend
ance at their Office during the whole Of
yesterday, inform US that less applica.
ton for burials in the City Cemetary
was made than on any day previous for
some weeks past. This is suspicious
and if the same falling off has been ex.
perienced in the various other Cemeter-
les, i, will present decided improve.
ment in the health of the city. Let san
tory regulations be strictly enforced
and proper precautions observed on the
part eff every citizen, and its salutary
effects in checking the ravages of this
direful disease will soon be manifest
Republican, July LIST.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05
Dr.Nc lanes Liver Pills.

f0r me Cure Of Ltrer Complaint, DySpep yia
Sack Lfeddach, and all Bilious ComDldintS.
Inc liver is much more frequently the seat
OF disease than is generally supposed. It is
now generally admitted by Physicians of rep
utatlon and experience, that more than one
half OF the complaints which occur throughout
the great valley of the Mi, sissppi. have their
seat in q diseased state of the Hrer, ard thnt
more than three fourths of the diseases enumer.
ated under the head OF Consumption, have
also their seat in diseased liver
Case IN 81. Louis of one year'S standing.
ST. Louis, Mo. May 5, 1877.
Or. +. EAsTERLY-Sir: | hereby certify
that have been afflicted Cor more than wear
with the liver complaint, and have applied to
different physicians, and all TO little or no eff
fact, until made use of DR.. McLane's Liver
Pills. am happy to inform you that vas
perfectly cured by the use of one box. | can
therefore, in justice, recommend others WHO
are troubled with a diseased liver, tumuke
trial of these Pills.
Truly yours. ROBERT HALL.
Residence, Fourteenth and Bidde Streets
individuals suffering with Liver COMPLAINT,
Dyspepsia, Sick Headach, or anv billions dis.
ease, are earnestly advised to ma Ike a trial of
Dr. McLane's Liver Pills, us they have been
prepared by regularly educated Physician.
who has Ind an extensive practice and expe-
rience IN treating the above complaint. He
confidently recommends as being the rerV bes.
and most deserving remedy ever presented Ito
the notice of the atfl cted.
| Price % cents per box
For sale by DR.. E. EASTERLY, south.east
corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Lou
is, agent for the west. Sept. 2, '4s
GTSold also by Dr.. w. r. SNELSON,
Druggist, agent for Fayette; DIGGES &
HORSLEY, Glasgow; KNOX g. BEEMAN
Rocheport.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05
A Card--JaHles' Eve Wash.

certain and efficient Cure for the most Ag-
grdrated Case ot Infaned or Weak Eyes
'hE = subscriber in Offering to the public the
above remedy for this most announcement
and painful disorder, the Diseased Eue, would
only ASK faiT trial TO be given; and also states
tina he has used it for thirty wears. nd has
new or known failure in the seve,es, Ease of
sore eyes; even when III knowledpe Of sone
OF our most eminent physicians h As becn ba e
fled and fniled, this wash has proved success.
ful, particularly when under his personal s,,-
perntendence. 1t has never beer placed he
fore he public until the present time, although
frequent solicitations have been made him 10
do so. The preparation can do no harm, and
the afflicted are earnestly invited to give him
at least trial, and at the same time he would
respectfully tender his services 10 those who
are suiicring from diseases of the eve. At
present he may be found on Sixth street, Sec
ond door south Of Spruce street. The poor
who are not able to buy the wash, will be snp-
Piled gratis by calling on the subscriber. Or
ders from the city and country will meet will,
prompt attention.. addressed to e. Pearsor
James.
G.r Liberal discounts made to wholesale
purchasers.
James Eye Wash can be obtained at the
drug establishments Of Messrs. JOSEPH
CHARLES, No. 81, and 80, Main street:
FRANCIS d WALTON, and r. Il ]. AID.
ANS. &C. PEARSON JAMES.
P. S. The certificates are from individuals
residing in the city, who can be seen at any
time by those who .wishto make any iuqui-
ries. c. 2. J.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05

dignity peculiar to a southern gentle.
man, with the simplicity of Washing.
ton and the lofty bearing of Con.
queror." His simplicity, bis benevo.
lence, his patriotism, his honesty, his
wisdom and his services are the praise
of all.
The affairs of Europe seem to be the
all absorbing subject here at present.
We by no means desire TO present our.
selves TO the world in the character of
alarmists. but from the signs of the
times and the progress of events, we
venture the prediction that almost all
Europe will ere long, be the scene of
bloodshed.
Ii is said that Col. Benton is the high
est bidder on the democratic list of cam
didates for the nomination in so. The
Free-soilers are for him en- masse. He
has certainly given the death stroke to
Calhoun. Even father Richie with
his tin whistle, the Union" has ceased
to blow for the southern disunionist.
How will Missouri 60, with Calhoun
or Benton.
The crops around Washington and
in that portion of the south through
which we have passed, are very good.
Harvest is just setting in in Virginia.
This city has not been visited with the
cholera. 1t is unusually healthy and
the weather oppressively hot.
Respectfully. yours,
OLD HOWARD.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05
Dr. McLane's ycrIniCuae-

f"e DeSt remedy Erer DISCOVERED for Err
PeAtng Worms from Children.
Inc symptoms of the presence Of Worms
IN Children should be carefully watched b,
parents,and as soon as there is reason to sus.
pect their existence every means should be us
ca 10 eSPel them promptly and thoroughly
Dr' McLane's Ve,mlfuge is rapidly supplan.
Ting all others, in 1public estimation. Where
II is USED 1t has produced the best effects, a nd
every family who has used it, say it is the besr
they have ever seen.
symptoms NJ Worms. Read! Redd!i
Inc counl enance is pale and leaden colOred
win occasional fushCs, or a circurnscribeo
spot ON one or both cheeks: the ewes become
duII; the pupils dilate; an azure semi Giro L.
runs along the lower eye-id; the noseis irri.
tated, swells and sometimes bleeds n swell.
ing of the upper lip; occasional head ach.
with humming or throbbing in the ears: an nm
usual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the
morning. appetite variable, sometimes vorac.
'ous' with gnawing sensation of the stom.
ach' at others, entirely gone; fleeing pains
IN the stomach; nausea and vomiting; VIC.
tent pains throughout theabdOmen; bowels ir-
regular, at times cOstive; stools slimy. nnt nm.
frequently tinged with blood; belly swollen
hard; urine turbid; respiration occasionally
'' ""u ',i'Pu"'tu ny HlCCOuHh' cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy and dis.
'urbed sleep, with grinding Of the teeth; TEN.
per variable but generally irritable, &c.
niotherS, nurses, parents, guardians look
well to your children, and if you see any svmp.
toms OF worms, procure DR.. McLane's Verui-
tuge, becauseit is the very best, most deSer-
wing, and popular remedy ever presented 10
the notice Of the public.
Price % cents per box.
For sale by DR.. E. EASTERLY, ut the
City Family Medicine Store, south. east corner
OF Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo
only agent to- the west. Sept. ,, '4S.
05~Sold also by, DR.. ". r. SNELSON,
Druggist, agent for Fayette; DIGGES d
HORSLEY, Glasgow; KNOX & BEEMAN,
ROcheport.