... does not contain a Particle of Mercury, or pernicious Ingredient, but may be ofed with perft Safety by Women with Child, and Infants n-wsly hso awd never fails to cure in the Time fpeciied. The ffoi ?? Letter from Dr. Al'syre, an eirment P15116 i is a fiurient ...

... superior to all other remedies for the Wind, Purgings, Convulsions, and all those Disorders in the Stomach anid Bowels of Infants, which prove fatal to so many under the age of two years. It is equalle efficacious in Cholics, Fluxes, and other conmplaints ...

... general slebility attn decay rof tire con- stitutiton etnsoes, arrr a rsrelarrcisrry dieath puts a peried tro tul'crirr mortality. W~itir earls Brox is givers a coprious bill of directions, by wehirls all persorns are enablrd srerdily to cure tlrerrselves ...

... Ii I.ttstii. II t'sle titvke e1f Oaithe/s, Vitc/c, XJetl lig and Pitla'utte. FIRST ESTABLISHED 1S82. IN EA VEAiS 1,0 1% INFANTS INVA1,IDS and and CHILDRcEN. THE AGED. NIEAVE'S FOOD% BEST AND CHEAPEST. ACCIDENTS ALL THE YEAR ROIJND. PROVIDE AGAINST THEM ...

... HOFFMAN's OINTMENT; an infallible remedy for the Itch, in two applications. May be used by the most delicate female, or tender infant, with the utmost confidence. -Boxes is. gd. each. Dr. DARWIN's STOMATIC or DINNER PILLS, for the loss of appetite, indigestion ...

... lashes, though apparently destroyed for many years It likewise takes off all Films, Specks, &c. iu so easy a manner, that infants may be cured without the least hazard or pain ; but a siigle trr:il wiil store ef- fectually reconimend it than the nsost ...

... the constitution ; requires no con- finement, has neither taste nor smell, and is so harniless that it may be taken by an infant rf .n hour old; yet never, in one in- stance, failed destroying evcry wvorxm in the body, of vhich ample and undoubted testimonies ...

... have feen Worms it the Drid r Potilffion, from thirty to fcrty Feet Ions, expelled by tenle Pills, which are fo fafe that Infants rakc them. The long looked for Remedy is at lao ?? by J. Gardner, M. D. M. E. No. 75 andd -6, Lis Azte, London; where the ...

... cbhiidren also the mortality is very afrest, ind over d 160 cases of sunstroke and prostration wag reported 8 IThe hospitals are frIll, and in Brooklyn the auth,,r'itij. 1 are hardly able to cope with the cases. Amneugst Ml t horses the mortality is extraordinIry ...

... jon. NirJewwoot Pageli ?? IIARtINGER andI SOaN. ?? .. ?? J. EAGI.ESTONE. Ayiesary ?? ?? JOSE-PH ROSE. FOR THE DISEASES OF INFANTS, &c. : iELL'S -DALBY'S CARMINATIVE has long been esteemed superior, to every other Remedy for re55ovin, those disorders which ...

... that of worms in the human body, It is proved by the bills of mortality that one-half of the children horn are cut off before attaininig their'sev.enth year. The source, ofth~is fearful mortality is found to exist in that foul state of-the stomach and bo ...

... arid Pidblic genecrally,. L I f 0AY LOlR'S ALTERAT IVE anti also his FEVER In APOW DERS, for the cure of the diseases of Infants in arid children, are at once atnlongst the safest atid moot eflica- , cious opecilics. '[To prescription of a regular anti ...