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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

w. We are indebted to a. Nc
DONALD. Esq. for a copy OF" Ske'ch-
as of the Acts and Joint Resolutions
passed by the General Assembly Of
virgi,,ia, Il, its session in ls52.53."
We shall transfer 10 our columns, as
soon as may be, the Sketches Of laws
which are of local interest to our
readers, MS vol as those which are of
Importance to the public generally.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14
A Short Dialogue.

SuuscnlnEn.-Hc Here's a dollar; send
an your papcr; | intended to stop it,
and take an Eastern one, but my wife
pleads so hurd that can't.
Ep.-Gla,l to hear it; give her our
respects, aud tell her that, in our o.
pinion, she is sensible woman.
Sun.-l was Of that opinion before
I married her! Good morning, sir.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14
An Insane People,

We Americans are. We go ahead so
fast that our wits cannot keep up with lis.
Common sense is lel, far in the rear. We
live in such whirl Of excitement tina,
reason gets dizzy, and is continually tot
terino on its throne. While in this state
along comes some breeze Of fanaticism,
and away TO tho winds 90 tho wits Of hun
dreds. AT one time it is Millerisln, then
II is Mormonism, and just now i, is spir.
i,ualsm. Hundreds have become Insane
through this last unhealthy excitement.--
In period Of five days, seventeen patients
were admitted into the New York Insane
Asylum. Insanity is feariuIly on the in
crease. Crazy men way.luy locomotives.
and throw themselves beneath their crush
ing wheels; they are as numerous In our
high. ways aud by.ways, asspies in France
or Priests in Rome. There are above If
teen thousand insane persons in the couh-
,ry--a hundred and fifty per cent. mon,
sa Us pulszky, than in Hungary.
But unhealthy exri,emcnss are not the
only causes Of insanity among MS. Our
over.straned attention to business and the
cares of life, with but little relaxation and
repose, tend TO unse.te tho reason. Far.
mets, who are hard workers, and seldom
give themselves holiday, suffer much in
this way. 1t s,his that causes the lre.
quent suicides among them. DR.. Smith.
Superintendent Of the Ohio .una,ic Asy-
lum, says, the class Of society which fur.
nishesa maj ori,y OF lunatics are farmers.
"They work too hard, and havo no holi-
days. Rest in the Asylum, restores ii.em
almost always" Our people do not know I
how to amuse themselves with ,ri1es-
they have not the happy art Of cmtroider-
ing the wool Of life with innocent nmuse-
men,s and carelispelling pastimcs. They
ure discon'cntcd, restless, joylcss race
always ,crumbling for wealth, and never
knowing how 10 enjoy i, when attained.
What they need is ,cposc-lcss money
and more conlentment: kecner opprcci,
a'ion Of the beautiful, and more attention.
10 it's home cultivation. In slayt, they
need 10 cultivate their hole natuEe. where
now bu. part is excited into unhealthy
growth. We are TOO much Q one.sileh
people-our comha!iysness and acquisif
tivene.s swallow up all lhp other facu.
ties Of tue miYd. II is neeliul thu! the.
lighter aittibu,rs Of our nature b. not
wholly peglsc,ed.-Poriland Transcript.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

" Tho {" Republican" charges us
with IVhiggry! What an outrage.
Gus humbug! Why, chilly VIC fought
the battles Of Democracy when you
were rowhrc! We have a patent for
our Democracy, under the broad seal
of the Keystone State, with the sign
manual Of John Aa'lrew &ui-c.' an
honest man, and a Democrat of the
first water. True. we couldn't swal-
low Martin Van Buren-anl what
"consisteat' man could I've could
not turn somersets fast enough to keep
up with the advance guard of "pro'
gressiye Democracy" AID therefore
they call US a Wing! Well, who
cares ! what's in name! :" A rose,
by any n,hs, uu,uc, would emell as
sweet"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

RED ANTs.-How 10 be rid oil the
little rascals who run out upon the CHI
ma and climb the Jumps Of white sugar
when company is in TO tea, just as it
they were invited-this is tie question
with many householder. A correspon-
dent Of the Cultivator, says:
Several years ago, my father rented a
house, almost overrun with them, and
they were destroyed in the following
manner:-A piece Of shay bark, lhIck-
DRY bark was laid upon the shelf ia the
pantry where they seemed TO be thick
pst, and Il attracted thrm-inderd it
seemed more ola favorite with them
than any thing they could get. The
piece we had, about four inches wide
and two feet long, was red with them
in M hour or two, when with sudden
jar, they were shaken into the fire and
The bark sci as trap Tor them again
In our case this was az entire c1termi-
natOE.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

Mr.. Robert Gardiner, Of Lowell.
called at drug store. a sho't time
since, for some pplyerized rhubarb.
and wha, he supposed was rhuhart,
was put up by q bay IN attendance.
He took Che medicine Just before ga.
ing to bod, and about ! o'clock was
found to DO in grea, distress, aud died
in short time. From tie hoy ii was
learned that Mr.. Gardner had taken
forty grains Of pulverized apium in:
stead Of rhuharh- the boy unlsrs.as-
ing him to call for opium,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

i Permr~ins Boy.-A boy, only
IL years old, WHO had walked all the
way from Ohio to Washington, it is
stated, called on tho President few
days ago. He said he was an orphan
suppol,cd aud educated by po"r
aunt, aud had come I" ask Il place in
the Navy. The President was deep
ly affected by his story aud the evil
dcnce of his perseverance,. and gave
him several pieces of gold, and inrl-
ted him I" call agait. The boy left,
hut was followed by Il geu'lenun ~ho
witnessed the Interview. and who saw
him exchange the gold he had recei.
we'd for hank notes, whicl, he mailed
in letter to his poor relative. His
enterprise is likely to be rewarded by
the place he seeks.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

A lad day or two since wus called to
the witness stand in the Common Pleas
Court, whose tender years raised doubts
as to his competency as a witness BY no,
understanding the nu,urc and obligation
Of an oa,li
The first question pu, was, Arc you a
son of the plaintiffr
The little fellow crossing his legs and
deliberately putting about halfa plug Of
lobacco into hi, mouth, with the utmost
sang ,troid replied.
We'll It's so reported. lie teslihea.--
Clccciand Herald.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

4 Good OGce,-Tho consulate at
Panama is estimated by the cores.
pondent Of tho N. Y, Courier and
Enquirer to be worth from thir,y.6ve
to one hundred thousand dollars a year
The commercial agency at St. Thorn,
as is estimated on the same authority
a, flom six to ten thousand dollars
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

4 THRILLING Incident.-An old flag
staff a, The Barracks had been shaking
and topping all winter, and the day
bring calm, the General detailed par
ty to take il down,
a soldier, Michael A1cAna'Iy, OF
Brasg's battery, accordingly mounted
to the cross-trees and unshipppd the top
mast; from some cause il became unman-
ascable and glided through the platform
to the ground. The man at the mast
head kept bis post composrdIy and case
timely warning 10 the party below 10
"stand from UNDER Nine out of ten
men, with a spar so feet long shooting
and raspins like an arrow through their
hands, with an insecure footihg, at a
dizzy height, would have 'lrlt the yard
and tumblrd from the platform.
While the party below were reno
wing the ,op-mass, to the dismay and
const ernation Of the by-standrrs, the
,nain.mast with tie soldier still poised
a, the masthead, now swayed over,
broke shot off at its base, and then
plunged with Tremendous crash 10 the
ground
The soldier, in The meantime, was
seen to change his position as the mast
went over, and circling high through
the air with lrightful velocity, he, with
perfect selt-possession, adjusted himself
10 clear the framework Of the cross
trees, and as the mast neared the ground,
he, evidently with measured lrap, a.
Il;ph..d with satety amidst his comrades.
Al were startled into Amusement, as
much by the intrepidi,y displayed, as
by the imminent peril il averted.
The main mas, was IS feet high; the
soldier landed at fifty from its base.-
Missouri Rep.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14
THE SLACK WATER.

Tho SIackwatcr Committee of this
place will star, fur Pit,sburg on Mem
day morning, TO insure the success
of the cil"r, they should be joined by
committees fiom Geneva. Grecnsho-
n,. Carmicl,aels. Waynesbarg. Ricc's
Landing, Frrdcricktown, Millsboro,
&c. &c. The enterprise is worthy of
"a long pull, a strong pull, and Il pull
altogether"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

Ecclesiastical D!Gieuliy.-Thcre was
quite disturbance yesterday at the 81.
Peters and St. 'Paul's Roman Catholic
Church, South Boston, IN consequence
Of a change Of pastors. I'appears that
during the past week, the Bishop had
some dispute with Father Terrence
Fitzsimmons. who for thirteen years
has been Pastor Of the Church a. South
Boston, which resulted in The suspension
OF Mr.. Fi,zsimmons from preaching for
the present. Rv. z. +. Linden, Pas
tor ofthc Church in Charleston, ~as
appointed his successor, aud yesterday
morning, went over, and entered the
pulpit Of the drposcd clergyman. He
introduced himself BY reading letter
from the Bishop informing the church
OF the new appointment.
When he came 10 the sentence, 81
have appointed Father P. F. Linden as
Priest over the Church Of 81. Peter
and St. Paul, several Of the audience
shouted "No!." "Nom Others cried.
awe don't want YOU" awe won't
havpyou." "You shall moi come here"
! A number made rush ior the door, and
for some time the greatest excitement
prevailed. The disturbance was final
~ quelled, and the services continued
! After Vespers, meeting Of the
Church was held, aud a Committee OF
twelve was chosen 10 confer with the
I}ishop on the subject Of the removal OIL
Mr.. Filzsi,nmons. This Committee
Immediately repaired to the city, but
could no, find the Bishop at home; and
returned without having any interview
\ Boston Traveller.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

Graham and Peterson for June
are on hand. We hive exhausted our
stock Of cncamias,ic adjec,ives OH these
pretty pamphlets, and will have TO coin a
new set in order 10 do justice to the sub.
jet; or come duwn to the dTudsery Of
copying the mere liable Of Contents once
n mon,h. Which would you prefer, gen.
iemen Publishers?
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14
A simple Fire 4 nnihilator, for domes'

A simple Fire a nnihilator, for domes-
tic use, is described in the Troy Budget
by an Insurance Agent in that CITY,
Hrar, and save your houses:
"Why will not people avail them
selves OF modern discoveries, to save
their property from fire. A package Of
two or three poundsof sulphur, disposed
Of in such a manner as 10 be amongst
the frs. things to burn; or al hand, to
be thrown into the FIRE soon after its
commencement, before air rushes into
the building, will arrest the fire assure
" as water; and is better than water,
when varnishes or resinous gums are
burning.
Oxygen and sulphur have So strong
an affinity, that in the combustion Of
sulphur, The oxygen Of the atmosphere
is converted into suiphurous acid gas, at
which point, fire is arrested.
tested this principle and thereby
saved my property some years since, an
accoun. Of which lgave through your
columns al the time. II is impossible
10 conceive how much human sui ring
might have been avrr,"d hrtthlS suy-
grstion been attended 10 l% boat and
ship owners. never RIA ;!"ac accounts
oil the terrible loss Of human If on heard
our ships and steamers, without think
ing thai they might have been saved BY
package Of birthstone in the Ere room.
Mayor Gilpiu, Of Philadelphia, has
now lor,y.eisht Of the night police on
duty every Sunday to keep the corners
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14
The Popular Educntor-n new

serial-in,cnded to be "lhe most compre.
hensive Educational Periodical ever issu.
ed from the Press" The topics embraced
are Language, Natural History, Mathcma.
tics, Physical and Industrial Sciences Fine
Arts, AnllropoIogy, History, Political Sci
cncc, Civilization, SC. |. is published
monthly by Alexander Montgomery, II
Spruce street, New York, a. l2s cents a
number, or $3.50 per annum.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14
J. =.
THE MIRROR.
"Pra,ss where we can, and censure
Whcre we muSt."
MORGANTOWN, Va.
SATURDAY, MAY Ii, 1883.
EASTERN AGENCY.

n7-Mr. c. PIERCE, No. 40, South Third ST.,
Philadelphia, is one Of our mos, obliging and
attentive Agents.
T.. W, CARR, Third street, opposite the Ell
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent for that
City. ,,,,
OTHER AGENTS.
y. NJ. ANVIL, Ncs.orville, barbour CO., Va.
e. CRESAp, Esq, Kingwood, Preston
county, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

" The lads a,at put out the "lse'
publican" suy the Mirror is mot u
scu'ral paper. Who ever said it was!
We have not said it, and those who
do say it had better be on the look
on, for an action of SANDER A nen.
ral paper, indeed-a mere m''k-and-
matcr thing! No, sIn!! Tho Mir
non is an independent paper, though;
and all dcmagogucs, political trim
mers, loafcrs, aud their aids and abet-
tors, know it to their sorrow! Let
the Republican" have care, aud
stick to the nominees like wax, or we
in our independence may hoist the
flag of regular nominations and
take the wind out of their suils com.
pletely l,isrnmored that tho Wings
talk Of going solid for the nominees;
and what arc you going to do about
til
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

WouLpy'r HINDER PRovlpEScE.-A
Blacksmith in Eric Co., Ohio, was 'eques.
ted by wealthy disliller, 10 put him up
lightning rod on his dis'iIlery. The hon.
est son Of Vulcan Instant! refused, remar.
king to the whiskey maker, 'lfi, is the
Lords will to send streak Of lightning
upon your dis.illery, am not the man
who would do anything TO avert it,
This blacksmith lea member Of the Ohio
Legislature.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

ER We lay l'cf"re our readers, in
another column, horrible account Of
the BurclIEnr Of about FIFTY Rail
road passengers. ut Norwalk, Conn.
To call this an "acci,lrnt" would he
an abuse Of words. |, was tho result
OF downright, nnpsr'lonahlc careless
ness, aud those who produced it msst
be held amcnablc to tia srvcrest pc
nally of tho law. or there will soon
be no safety i'll travelling.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

Cat.egoricd.-Onr premises are in
vaded by u regiment, more or less, Of
cars, whose volunteer concerts. rem.
der night hcdious. The owners will
please see to item, as catastrophe
is threatened!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

TIE Plough, the Loom, j. -i"ra,"
sus,ains its well,carned reputation most
admirably. Our Agricultural Department
is, and will continue TO be, enriched from
its pages.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

10 The Republican" charges us
with having recently voted for can
dida,e who was suspected Of drink
ing, in preference to can avowcd
temperance man and jealous fiicnd
to the cause" We deny the soti i'm
parchment, and call for the docn-
ments. If the Republican" has q
mind to make capital by advocating
the rum interest, let it go ahead
I" Birds of feather &c.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14


~ We learn that the primary
election" of the Democracy Of this
county. which came of on Saturday
last, resulted in the choice of JonN
B. l..rGn. Esq. aud HrSRy S. Gowns
for the House Of Delegates. Nopoll
has ne, the public eye, and We know
uall.ing Of the relative popularity OF
the candidates.
From al article in the :" Repnhli.
can" Of Thursday, we should infer
tina, seine of the Wings ATE suspect.
cd of mrs'rlling in this business. We
should hardly think SO. The whole
scheme Of primary elections was
designed /" M40'W' the Whigs-and
they mus, be sadly in want Of bust
ness, and deficient in scli.rcspcc'. To
interfere.
There is some talk of McDoSALp
running "n his own hook. Is he H.
d,pendent enough for that !
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14
COMMUNICATED.
Wing Candidate for Congress.
ADDISON S. VANCE,
Of Monongalia County.
Nnt @}oeG @&aaGrs,

OF "Tnr COUNTRY DocToR,' on our
first page, is. copied from the knirker.
bocket-(om typos neglected TO pu, tho
"crcdit" in The proper place. The knick.
is always original, shrcwd and spicy-jus'
as the upper story Of polished Dutch
midland nothing else-cun bc. 1t is al.
ways RICH, welcome vis!tcr.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

70 The j." little one" Of the Re-
publican up street-if he writes his
own editorials-(but we dun't think
he does, for he looks MS harmless as 4
young leopard or a sucking dove)-
seems anxious to sec dimsey in our
Mirror. Would like to oblige him,
vastly well T.; but really we have so lit
tie time for cAilds play that he will
have to await our leisure.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

u a young lady friend of Ours
has lost gold Breastp'", which she
values highly as keepsake. The
finder will confer special favor by
leaving in at this Office.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

To- A sensible writer says ellis
better to throw a guard about the ha-
by's cradle than to sing psalm at u
bad mans death bed; better to have
Il care while tho bud is bursting to the
sun than when the heat has scorched
the heart of the unguarded bosom"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

Mayor Gilpiu, Of Philadelphia, has
now ioriy.cight Of the night police on
duty every Sunday to keep the corners
and the street. clear u disordcrls per.
IONS.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14

IT, That 7mnodo,' which reach.
ed within half mile Of town, last
Thursday, scattered variety at plum
der along shore, aud among the rest,
several thousand pine shingles, and q
few barrels Of salt! Don't be alarm.
cd, reader! 1t was only steamboat,
bearing that name.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

[-S Hon. T.. c. WlLsoN had an cs-
miraculous onc-on
last Thursday evening. On retur"-
ing from Court at Kingwood, in Il
buggy drawn by spirited young
horse, and descending THO long hill
this side of Mr.. Ways farm, the ami
NAL, without any known cause, broke
into Il swift run, aud demolished the
carriage. We are happy to learn that
Mr.. w. escaped with mere scratch
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-28
The North-Wes Passage.

From the y. !. Tribune,
Though it hal been anXiously hoped that
Commander Ingleheld. on his return from
the Arctic waters, whittier he was sent by the
Admiralty last spring with supplies for the
Searching Expeditions, would beable to bring
some light as to the fate Of Sir John Frank
In, his failure to do 50 adds no new reason
to the belief that franklin has persisted. In
deed. the fact that Commander Mcclure has
really accomplished the Northwest passage
and has brought his vessel and crew safe
through without the loss Of a single life, not
outstanding the harishipe Of three Polar
winters and periis uncomfortable among the
ice, strengthens the probability that Franklin
and his companions are still alive somewhere
in that dreadful region. That Mcclure failed
to meet them, or to find traces OF them. simply
proves that they We're On different track
from his.
Probably Mr. IHglefieId broughtto England
with him letters from DR.. Kane and his com
raIcs Of the American Expedition; which vii
arrive here, We presume, by the next steamer
The honor Of first passing around the Nortl
Of the American Continent, which 50 man,
gallant soul, have striyen for, belongs to Nh
Mcclure. The complete report of his adven
lures and the observations Of himself, and hi
officers aud crew, viii be looked for with in
tere>t
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-28
AsCABEDES, OR SMALL THREAD
WORMS

These worms, which the human system is liable ara
the most troublesome Of all Others. They generally
b. found ia the rccum, and II allowed remain fom tho
Irritation they produce. Hy the foundation for dis
orders such Inflammation Of the bowels, and other de-
engagements Of The slumuch. The best aud safest medicine
that be used Is HOBENSACk'5 WORM SYRUP
Such the astonishing power Of my medicines over lis
earidcs hatl defy any one to produce where my
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills recommended to be used
they will not euro I'll that necessary ~ The syrup
IN accordance with directions each bottle aud In case
gentle purgHtiyc Is required in order ay the Irritation
they produce, the Liver Pulls by their synpathsing action
and heiy operation upon the boye the most pleasant
medicine that car b.IakeR. -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-28
7E0RTGAGE r0RECxosy-RE

RACINE CIRCUIT COURT-IN CHANCERY.
JOHN Acken complainant vs.. Pny NJ. Perkins, Ephrain
Perkins JuI " Emily F. HOLSTER, James oiser, Julia
A.Perkins, friedrich ). Perkins. Orson Sheldon, sam
uel A. Thurston and William Johnson, defendants.
HTappcarng by proceedings in this cause and by afda-
q WI that SubpunGd the process TO appear has issued
In this cause and been returned and fled with the CerS
this Court aud that said Emily p HOLSTER James Holser
julia q. Perkins and friedrich :. Perkins have
their appearance TO be entered in this sU according
the rules OF this Court the ought to be entered in
such had been daily served. and l. further appear
ing by atl VIt my satisfaction that said Emily f. flo
Is r, James HOLSTER. Julia y. Perkins and Friedrich 5
Perkins out Of the state of Wisconsin, and On Ilgcn
inquiry lnpet De found therein. Therefore, coRsid
rGtH said Defendants be deemed and takent be abse
Defendants. dnL Is farher ordered that the said Emily
7. Hacr James iollSler Julia A. Perkins and Friedrich
:. Pekns Defendants aforesaid appear this and
plead. answer demul 70 the pianants bill Of com
plant fled with the Clerk of this Court by the 25h day Of
October y d. 1888 or That compartments bin be taken
confessed against hem, and it further ordered that this
order be published 10 The Newspaper printed in kenosha
Comfy called hsroSaa TIL grph 4or six weeks successive
~ aicas in each week, before said 18th of October
L0Nt. J,T.HILDBEfH,
Ceg-i Commissioner for henosha County.
Da:cdJuly 9Th, A y, 1853,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-28
ROUND Oik NTO,TACu wonu

This worm is usually found in the small ntestines, ard
is the common 10 children yet it is not entire "
confined TO them adults have frequently been known 10
setter with them. The Symptoms most prominent while NJ
ectcd with this woru, are hardness and lncs the bel
~ sy stools loo: the bowels, picking at the nose
buesh streak under thecyes, &C. II you any of your
chdrenhave any Of the above symptoms, HOBENs AGK'S
Horn Syrup safely depended npOnby using you
have certain, safe and speedy cure and il after using
scorcng to the directions the patient is restored to
health. and the thoroughly cradcated from sys-
tenn you assured there is remedy beyond tho
grave for fail, there Is no such word fail wth those