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HIVE HUNDRED WORMS EXPELLED

Surprising efes,s Of B. A. FAHNEsTocKs UNEQuALED VERM
FUGE; =, " t..-., ~ ,sEo
r FAUNFgTOCK Cu-Gsntemen: Matthew CLARK,
man OF doubted yeraty Lstou b. Lawrence Co,
Yok tile E years Old to whom he
gave three doses o FAIiNEsTOCkS NERAtuGE IN thrse
Of the SAM DAY she pasd o. one
time SEVENTEEN end another NINETEEN WORMS About
following ught she passed the nered naos OF
FIVE HUNDRED gsd ENTY nNE ING, 10 ALL FIVE HUN
DRIED and SEVEN IN les. Twelve hours ms lie said
perfectly such Of Worms from ed oil
her aye and that Accurately. Very re'pecnyt
JENNER i RANDALL, Druggists.
he Tnitfd
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A NIS.-COnfOrmsnenl I'M VI M = Ve -, rloaIo p,
able ouee de de Ia Nile orlesns en- date due 70 Jam
s les pormes comuaes deeet de dte copr
Ia Nile Orleans Pouverture De
% irui ia rue lusags public ct AUST pour
ue esmston assessment jas ct equitable DIS
rsulani popritiaires espeeye
msp propes REFUSES pour ouyertu
a. Ia de ma pubue les presenes avis oues les per
sonuas q dispose de "a de estimation ct dn de
ayse nspeeon de tout ntee 81
ns ia rpp Ia du dit Assefsemnt etc presohe
psr les soueus quAtrieme de district dc Ia Me Ct
loi Toutes les pesouh
don't les iro ersIient eses devons dams les d s
publication present. avis deposer Az gee y "a
ctions decrit attn que les dls "
sent rceonsdere leu estimation assessment GU e paf
aouoe on sura fail OH corger otjseot su
fondee ct Respiration des dir lons aps "a
pubicaion Il ios eiess pour iare ur rapport eoar
P-D''e"lVu eti !S>A '-" p. T. PHILIPS,
WILSON,
GERALD FARRELL.
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Spring AND SUMMER =, ~, =

NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DSON IS a %
DAILY EMPRESS, ST LOUIS AM ALTON and after Monday
February 49, the above Express will leave Louis daly
under me immediate charge Of f. Rheron Packages Parcels
and bundles Of Goods Bank Notes. Specie etc. conveyed Notes.
pras and hounta collected, paid promptly Produce
N'' ~''''''s''" "'1
f. Line 70 Carnye Springfield points the
% we Alton and sangammon Railroad parts beyond daily
the usual way. - ~ "
4'' 'NfNea'e' W -
las jOSEFII 2 RITtiiERps0N
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VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY

VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.
FOUR TRAINS
Frat Thanksgiving Express ........:s O'Clock A. "
Second EIPe'' 9s0 o. ~
G IKE rdad Of az route are aid throughout heavy rail-
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
First Train Express leaves cGenaa z, eeocs 4 NJ
o connecting Duntk with New Yor. and E RAILROAD and at
second Express ocloek sonnscs
Nth Lake s99S' E ana Al s.s and gSas con
Buffalo Albany and New York CITY Railroads and At Buffalo with
burgh, Montreal etc. so
f es " TIE %T aPS %4fs;
Sny New York City Niagara Fail, Railroads. New York Bos
fourth raaE,sn R Esp 0s .s5 s cement csy
punkk With New York and Es 'sGoH a. BiSo h
New York Boston and Niagara Falls -..
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
,o5 a.'i FsoSsySs1.
burgh connecting with Pennsylvania Railroad to Philadelphia and
TSTous from Cincinnati. Phadslphs Baltimore direct
GAINESVILLE, WHEELING, BALTIMORE, ETC.
First T-Lghtning Express o'clock and Second Train,
Accommodation Express 81 O'Clock A. " connects A. Co- bus
Compsnys Lines National Road to Whss1s % ss
Fourth and resume BY Morning Tran via Central
Railroad GAINESVILLE, connecting with Ohio Stage C'mpsny'
Lane 70 u''"'s' HILIsBoRouGH.
Third TnuLssyg. Sneaps a. N oos 5 S64PE s
ton, etc. rApr
From Cincinnati York Railroad to Albany and hnd
Fo% SOC e RlH 70 New Yoi wa Buffalo,
ksro"a to S' New sO Yci via LAX. Steamers to Bnsso
Albany and Hudson BYE. steamer 2 New srs "a 90
'''p and New York ci,y Roads 20 60
to Y s and II Enc ana Ne" ro.
rom Gnenns Boston via Lake Shore, Buffalo, Albany and
r,oT w enus Boston VIA Lake Steamer Buffalo, Albany
An s sRh charge y cent. vi. Nngs. Fall. and above
From to Montreal
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Ap EIIoIrr Nrrrp1NANY SURGEON, would

XyHE subscriber begs leave 70 call tne ~3
.5s genuine p n I MEDICINES CHEMICALS MEDI-
CINE EXTRACTS. ESSENTIAL OILS pthf uaeniso Ak1
HAIR FLESH HAT NAIL snd TEETH BRDsHEs Ag IIgs
which sys f IN and selected with the utmost
cave now offer the above sale At the lowest prices
Planters Physicians and ApotheeAiies are ~ Auu
Inc stock send their orders.
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully pun up Of we pes' 80
Prescriptions carefully compounded and Pst " n neasnss'
and dispatch Rt all hours. 70 90 Thsyiasst,
81. "hVsAAi' NewOrlesna.
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Fare the Baltimore and Ecora Mills 80 cts
Fare the round trip between Baltimore and Relay House. ets
Tickets for the trip procured before entering the cars
abatement from the regular be made BY The conductors 10
the ..
WASHINGTON BRANCH"
Leave Baltimore for Washington ilSA, and NJ $50
and I
On Sundays At Al5 A.. NJ. and 6l0P.M.
Leave Washington on Sundays at A. N. and ) p NJ
The and the second
Washington will be Express Mail na stopping only al
iy4gsm j. T. ENGLAND. Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA RA L -5z.,x.:s1 "a
u RoAD-NoTiCE TO EASTERN IRA .zaki---fT.-- kassf
VELERSA Continuous Railroad CINCINNATI CLEN EAND
WOOSTER, MASS fLDN ALLIANCE ONO, AND CHICAGO, IL
LIMOS. PHILADELPHIA, VIA PENNsYLF RAILROAD
FROM PITTS BURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
Through Cincinnati 10 PhiAdelphi
Through from Cleveland to Philadelphia rs hours.
Through from PttshuTgh to rh.ladsphtA IN 10 hours,
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM THE
GREAT WEsTTo THE ATLANTIC CITIES, VIA RAILROAD
AND STEAMBOAT
ar Only Ill Cincinnati 81 Logiayile is St. Louis.
and Lodging DO ADD the packets extra; PsV4rgh
CincinnGt "a Louisville %, St. Lou,. s3
FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
Pittsburgh 80 Coiambus il7 IS
Msasilou 10 10 Toledo 90
Cleveland 10 90 Cincinnati VIA CLeslla is 70
Mansfield and CreDe II oO Chicago via NJ S. RR..ls IS
To Chicago waukegAp m; B.nohA, Rsne, Milwaukee, shaboy.
Wis; Detroit and Mich Central Railroad, els.
Philadelphia Baltimore, Railroad
purchased P, W sTRADER Ticket Cincinnati Ard
Plabugl, thence by Railroad
Philadelphia the Captains board. Aud from Cleveland
he Cleveland snd Pittsburgh Railroad and Ohio and
Railroad Of Horton Ticket Agent ~ the Wedde House. Csvs
land, Ohio.
the middle q February tho road win b optned from
Cesas Wooster and time between Cincinnati and PhuAdp
reduced to "a hours.
NOTCEIn loss lhs Company will bold theIslv,
able baggage only and for breeding sU0
TROS. MOORE, PasSeugs Agent Philadelphia.
jy29 3m J. NEsKINEN, Passenger agent, Ptssbursh.
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A looker.on at gaming table having OBJ
served one player very grossly cheating ano-
Their, took the pigeon " aside and said
"Good heavens have you not observed how
yillainously that man has been packing the
cards %
The other smilingly answered.
"Pray, don't be under the least concern
about that; | intend to pick his pocket as soon
as he has done playing
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A young lady at school, engaged in the study
of grammar, was asked if 50 kiss " was com
mon or proper noun. After little hesitation,
she replied It's both common and proper"
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rRa rRANsfoR - -.
TAlloN LINE VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO KAllk0AII 10
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK, H0SION, RICH
MoND CHARLESTON, AND ALL CITIES On The sEAB0ARD,
line folly Organized, offers adyan
perfected sPeed-
PM phia Rai0sd Popslers;
Boston vessrs Richmond by
Charleston by vessels.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
specifying time and aud Information The sppy to
JOSEPH f, ELDER,
Agent, No. ~ Commercial street corner Pine, and
FULTON NEWELL, Agents, 10 Lsyoe, St. Louis.
FORSYTH Il HOPKINS, Wheeling,
B., T. ELDER 4 co, Baltimore,
COLHOUN COWTDN. Philadelphia Agents,
MARCUS BEARS, Il Broadway y. Y,
iy29 3m p BURKE Bo'to"
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How WE ARE OFF FOR SoAP.-If any one asks
us how we are off for soap, it is pleasant to be
able to answer him in the most satisfactory
manner. We happen to be extremely well OH
for soap, in consequence of the kindness of some
eccentric individuals who are always sending us
by post certain penn'orths Of specimens of
saponaceous matter, with which they invite us
to shave ourselves. We have lately received in
letter bit of something which we are told
will cover our face with ga lather like thick
white paint, over which the razor will glide;
but as we don't want razor to glide over our
beard, we hesitate to try the experiment The
gratuitous soap is accompanied by the prospectus
Of a perfume which "never becomes faint" and
q preparation for the hair which makes it &c soft
and glossy for ever" We are quite sure that
the Individual who sent the announcement to us
can have no idea of the disorderly haycoek
which does duty on topof our poll for head of
hair, or he would never undertake to render it
s.permanently,' or even for one moment " soft
and glossy" Punch.
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PILLS.
Chiekner's sugar-coated purgasiva,
PARIS Lie,
Monatt'H Life, ..
Wright'a Indian Vegetable,
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal,
Morrison's Hygeian,
Lees New London,
Cooper's,
Andesou's,
wistar's Gentle Purgalive,
Hibosrd's Anti-bilious Family,
Swsyne's Sanative,
Herrick's Sugar-costed,
SAppington's Fever aud Angus
Covel's Rheumatic,
OraebenOerg.
peneer's Vegetable,
Winer's ChAmomile,
Persian,
Alabasis' Health,
Allebssisf Ague,
Evans Chamomile,
vandtr's Anti-biliouI,
Ingoldby's Pile,
Iayne's Ague,
Halsey's Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES,
Sherman's Balsam,
Buchsn's Hungarian, ..
DR.. Oavis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer's Eleeampane
Wistar's Balsatn,
Thompson's Tar and Nspshe,
Jayne's EKpectorant,
Duncan's EIpectorant,
Bartholomew's ExpsStorauL
Bailey's Syrur WildEhsrTy,
Swayue's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Schneck's Pulmonit Syrup,
New England Pulmonic SyruP,
Taylor's Balssm Livetwori.
BiTTERS.
Mofiat's Phoenix,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Woods Wild Cherry, e.
Btake's Aromatic, .
Hernck's.
PANACEAs.
SWANS,
Houok's,
Culleu's Indian Vegetable
OINTMENT AND SALVES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
HAwley's Vegetable,
Otto OF Rose Lip,
Allebasis's 81 .Sse
Toussy's Master Of Pain,
Conklin,
Buffers letter,
- MeAlster's Vegetabi
Danforth's Vegetable,
HaFrison'B Specific.
TONES.
RownDd's Improved MiItIrs,
Southern MIXTURE,
Norrls's Mixture,
Isyne's Hair,
roI's CyPriAn Hair,
East India,
Van Reeds,
WynkooP ., .
Bai.ey's.
| ~ All articles in the MedioinI
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MARE REDUCED BETWEEN PHILA- Fra.
~ nELpuIA AND cuARI ESrnN g TN aa. q y

MARE REDUCED BETWEEN PHILA- zzs[Es.
n DELPFIIA AND CHARLESTON. s. C-The tine .SMlLl=S
side wheel steamship OSPREY, Bennett commander leave
The above ports for the other every SATURDAY foows
From PLRafslJhia t-ag, f515s,,sn
June q september 10 June II September IT
June Is September q June rs CciobeT
July \ Ortohsr
July October =! july q octohsr %
July 5 August A Noyautey IN
IS November Is o. oysn,Inr "a
August December 9 September 4 Dsr.mtrt I0
~ Fare reduced o-Csoip Passage sl5 stserages6
boilers and large and elegant dining deck with every
rsngement that add to the comfort o passeugers
10 Philadelphia this ship leaves the
steamships City Of Glasgow City Manchester at the fool Of
Queen "
Passage be secured By letter otherwise on appaop TO tho
agent SAMUEL I, PEARCE Walnut street pbiadslphia
orofE, ITTLEFELD Kingsley a Co.'s Express
Wall street, NeHYork
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vERMIFUGEs.
Wlner's Canadian,
b. A. Fahnestook',,
SWANS,
Bailey's, .-.
Jayne's,
.-.. ChAlleu'u.
sARSAPARILI.kS.
DR.. Tow uHeud's,
Bailey'a,
ssnds't,
Winkooph,
Bristors,
Woods,
Bulls.
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NApoI,EoN's YOUNG GUARD.--A writer in the
Dublin University Magazine says that after the
disasters of the campaign Of Moscow, when the
eaps in Napoleon's legions were hastily filled up,
and the young guard was created upon the
wrecks Of the old, it became necessary for the
.Moniteur to announce that the new levies were
burning with enthusiasm, and loudly demanded
to be led against the enemy. An old general
assembled several regiments who had scarcely
begun their drill, or received their arms ana
uniforms He harangued them In glowing
GERMS: told them that the eyes of all France
were upon them; that desperate service re-
ou;red their immediate presence; that they
we're destined to bring back victory to the I'm
nsrisl eagles; and called upon all who were
ready to follow him, to advance pace to the
front A dead silence ensued, and momentary
nause. One diminutive conscript alone, whose
soul expanded beyond the dimensions of his
body, stepped resolutely forward The rest re-
manned motionless in the ranks. The general
Was disguised with their apathy, and twirled
bis mustaches in indignation. He then address
sed the solitary volunteer" You are" said he,
ga gallant soldier, grenadier worthy of
France, and an honor to the grand army. You
shall march to the field Of glory--you shall
march at once with me-with the Emperor
And now turning to the recreant battahons,
ssyou sneaking scoundrels, (here he became
almost inarticulate with rage)-you--you
shall march too, all the same The story loses
by being rendered into English, for French ora
tory INDUCES in expletives which are not to be
translated.
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DAILY CRESCENT.

N.n.xe BocARMx.--s Your readers VIII rc
,olIect what an excitement was created wv y.
three wears ago by a murder comm.'eu -
Count de Bocarme aud his wife on ihe olo.n aS
81 the wife. The Count was tried anu os ~
and the wife acquitted. The properS eli
murdered brother, when va SSha a5so hs.
~ r;Sht n the widow, his sister she also DC,
~ nsI ~ : decision of the Court, guardian OF
Ssr to ebildren by the Count. This lady is
.s.-s3 ~ az extraordinary personal attractions,
~ esor, This fact and the popularity Of her
..s;s;or' her wealth, and her youth, has been
he heroine Of many novel adventures since the
trsc;c deeths of her brother and husband. The
French and Belgian newspapers have found IN
her perfect mine of romance and originality.
One blaze English nobleman who had soughtI sr
hand willed her all his property, and died soon
amer. Others travelled hundreds of miles 10
lay their hearts at her feet, like pilgrims goins
to, Mecca. Several times she mas peen %
the point of contracting an advantageeus u,"
riaee. hut hy some means or announcer IL nas %
often failed At last Justice has been seizea OF
her. "a LAWYERS say. One OF her reiauves mas
cited her before the tribunal for the singular
mode in which she administers her afalrs; Or,
in ether words, it has been discovered that sne
Il loading a dissolute life. That her mlnd Is
SLIGHTLY turned, that she is fast squanderlng
her property, and setting an example OF proui.
ral;tv before her children which 1t IS tnougnt
i Improper should longer exist. The tribunal mas has
inst decided that the lady Lydle- Victoire
yoseph Fougnies, widow of N. Alfred Julien
Hippolyte, Count visart of Bocarme, cannot
hereafter plead, transact, borrow, receive move
able effects, and give, discharge, alternate, MOI
ont the aid of certain legal gentleman therein
named, who has been called to her assistance b.
! 1he Court in the capacity of legal guardian
Z fParis Correspondent n Y. Times.
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The public life Of a man teaches us to know
his public character it is his domestic life that
teaches us to know the man. One day, in q
hot summer, Marshal Turenne was leaning out
at the window, with only his waistcoat on A
servant, who passed through the room, mstak-
ing him for fellow servant, came softly up to
him, and gave him hearty slap behind. The
Marshal turned round, when the servant, terri
fed, threw himself on his knees, entreating his
forgiveness, and assuring him that he thought
it had been James. "And if it had been James, -
said the Marshal calmly, Is There was no coca
sion to strike so hard" What do we learn from
such a reply' That this great man was no less
calm and compose in his house, than at the
head of his army
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NHISKY-60 bbls Old Monongahela, Rye,
w by
sas'im KENNEDY FOSTER. rs Tchoupitoulu. street.
E0SHEN BUTTER-l5 firkins prime yellow
M selected, sndne from eushP United ststss for sale by
eli T. j. HART Co, ~ TchoupitoulAs street
EL3RIERS 0lL.-30 barrels Curriers' Oil,
= 4 d. GRIEF co 40 and az Old rev...
SUGAR LIME-500 barrels, superior arti.
d John c. HARDILL & CO. ss Magazine street,
4 lNSEED OIL--ll4 bbls Boiled and Raw
u 4 Engish and Ametesu Linsssd OIL, for sale by
ol0 A. DELAGRANE 4 60, II Magazine street
EASTOR OIL-40 bbs Nos1 ST. Louis, in
SIs Ia FEfD BENNETT CO., % Magazine street,
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SrEAM TO AUSTRALIA AND ~xfFfy,
~ NEW ZEALAND, via PANAMA AND THE PA .ALlkl.1ss
CIFICThs Austa Pacific Mail Company 5aTs
Of building this service, following iop screw
steamships, Tons H0rss Power Commanders -
KANGAROO JoLn,ou
DINuRNIs s69 300. Capt stamp
EMEU 4 .311,
BLACK SWAN...,.-.. .tB2O.
MENU RAJ. 1860, ,3OO... -.
The FIRST named Of which will he
about Jul -the others TO follow intervals of MONTH
CHAMPION WETTON Secretary,
lyt7 I'm so Mootgate .ttcet, London
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IN all Through Tickets please apply Office
sosth Front streets and at the
Cincinnati W. A. LATHAM, Ticket Agent
iyfs SIN ". W. 6TRApKR General Agent.
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ANEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM <cfrss

NAVIGATION COMPANY The u. S Mail s-xA.Il1ssI-5s.
sieamsr FRANKLIN, J. A. WoslpB, HUM
BDLDT p. Limos cJmma1i-T, viii Nov York HAgTl and
Southampton, the year 1853 on the following day;
From New YORK. From H,vrs. From Southampton. ,
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
nALTJMORE AND OHIOE~ n

RALTIIAMIo0RaESr AN 70. 2RaT W
FL TO wHEELING-oN AND AFTER MONDAY January II, fhs
senger will follows; -. n
daily Cumberland and intermediate places
O'Clock !. NJ.
For Wheeling etc. daily running through II hours
For flarpet Ferry and thence BY connecting uAh 70
Va, at daily, except Sundays.
For Frederick daily at 8 NJ and AZ p NJ except ounuhyh'
Leave Wheeling for Baltimore daily Att A. NJ
Leave Cumberland for Baltimore daily At 1880 an
Leave Cumberland for Baltimore daily ate ~.
Leave HaIpss Baltimore daily at 24b NJ anu A.
Leave Frederick baltimore daily Sundays ats A. Nj anu
930r
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CLIPPINGS FROM PIcK.-f Miserable Place.
Late advices from Baltimore say, IS we have no
mail tonight, south of Wilmington" The We
nus of our kitchen says " that must be miser-
able hole-such q scarcity of men creatures.
A Vigiiant Oficer.-We know an officer so
vigilant that he has indicted many hundreds of
persons for different trivial offences. We told
him there was a nuisance he could not iRdite
He indignantly asked, :" 2" "Why, let
ter we replied, because we knew his want Of
education. He caved Awful.
The Royal Jeremy Diddler.-" Who'll lend
me SO, 100000 Of forms ~ So says the Nero Of
Austria with the blandest face, and most angelic
smile imaginable, to the plethoric human money
bags Of monarchical Europe. Said money bags
however, whisper, and draw their strings tight
En- Keep tight, Usury & Co., keep tight, fol
be you ever SO cautious, let but a form escape
from your Golfers, and forthwith, herd-like, thu
others will follow. Austrian bonds are like tn
pills for obstroperous juyenles-gilt and pretty
to the eye, but horribly nauseous to the taste.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

G,EMENT--500 bbls. Newark Cement, for
rals by JOHN G. HARDLL 4 co. ss Magazine street.
Nj
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15
Hohenrnck,s Liver pills.

No part of the system is more liable to disease
than the LIVER, ii serving ilterer to purify
to purity the blood, or giving the proper secretion
to the bile; so that any wrong action OF the Liver
affects The nhPr Important parn of the system,
and results variou'ly, il Liver Complaint. Jaun-
dice. Dyspepsia, &c. We should, therefore,
watch ever symptom that might indicate wrong
action of thp Liver. These Pills heing composed
Of ROOTS & PLANTS furnished bv nature to
heal the sick Namely, LIST, An EXPECT0RANT
which augments the secretion from the Pulmonary
mucus membrane or promotes the discharge of Sc
creted matter And. An ALTERNATIVE which
changes in some inexplcable and insensible man
ner the certain morbid action of the system. Sd,
A TONIC, which gives tone and strength to the
nervour system, renewing health and vigor to all
parts of the body. 4th, A CATHARTl; ;, which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients,
and operating on the Bowels, and expelling the
whole mass Of corrupt and viOte matter, and pure
flying the Blood, which destroys disease and re-
stores health,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

ss0o CHiLLESCE.

WHATEVER coneernes the health and hnppines'
af people il el ali times OF the most valuable i'm
nortance. / tske ID for grained that every pea
,on will DO all ia their power. to save the live
ot their ohildrsn. aud that every person will ems
ieavor In promote their owE health al all saeri-
feps. feel il tn he my datY 10 soemay assure
YOU that WORMS according 10 the opinion o.
he mos, celebrated PhysIrisnF are the primary
causes Of large majority Of diseases to which
children and adults are liable; il you have an ap-
petils continually changsahle from one kind OF
bod Ia another. Bad Breath, Pain in the Stomach
Picking at the NOss, Hardness and Funess OF
he Belly. Dry Congh. Slow Fever Pulse Irrsgu-
lar-rem'm or that all these denote WORMS.
snd you rhoud at once apply the remedy
H0BENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.
An article founded upon Scientific Principles,
compounded with purely Vegetable substances,
heiRg perfectly cafe when taken. end can be Civ.
IN 70 the most tender Infant with decided hPnCf.
eial sFtrt, whore Bopsi Complaints ard Diar.
rhea have made them weak and debatPd the
tonic properl-s ot ny Worm ~ Srup are such. that
i stands without an equal in the catalogue OF
medicines. in giving lohe and strength 10 the
Stomach. which makes II an lnlallihle remedy for
thase afflicted With DgspePsia, the astonishing
cures performed hy this syrup after Physicians
have failed. is the hest evidence Of It's superior
efficacy over all others.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15
TIE TAPE WORM!

This ia the most difficult Worm 10 destroy Of all
that infest the human system. it grows to an al.
most Indefinite length, becoming 40 coiIed and
fastened in the Intestines and Stomach affecting
tla health so sadly as TO cause st. Vitus Danse,
= IS, &C., that those afflicted seldom if ever sus-
pect that it is Tape Worm fastening them TO an
early grave. In order to destroy this worm, ve-
~ energetic treatment must be pursued, il would
therefore be proper to take to of my Liver
Pills so as to remove oil distractions, that the
Worm Syrup may act direct upon the Worm,
which must be taken in doses of Tablespoons
'ull times Il day these directions followed have
never been known to sil in curing The most OBJ
4tinate case OF Tape Worm.