Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 10, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 March 1839 — Page 4
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AMERICA. .Sires of America, your deeds were well done. Your coarse on the earth was gloriously run; Oppression's strong arm you quellM with a stroke. And cast from your necks the ponderous yoke; United yon stood like a brotherly band, Protecting your children and own loved land
You gloried in that which was right 'neath the sun,
Sires of America, yonr deeds were well done.-
But hark! what is that which now bursts on my eart What is that which now brings commotion and fear!
Has the grim savage, rushed again from the wood. And spread devastation where our forefathers stood?
Or docs some foul fiend from the depths of despair i Send forth his dread arrows to blight all that's fair! Sons of America, your course has begun Sons of America, your deeds are ill done. Ah! where is the spirit that once was expressed, By those who beneath the valley's clods now rest? Shall justice herself fall a prey in the street, And must we a foe see, in all that we meet! Has the spirit of seventy-six all passed by, And shall we devour each other and die? No! Sons of America, this never should be, In the land of the brave, the home of the free. Awake, or thy foes will environ the round, And trample thy liberty low to the ground; Behold! what an influx comes in from the east, Who seek to establish the seat of the beast. Think how the glory of the Roman name fell, When the Goths, and Vandals, came in like a spell; Think too, how old Greece the mother of arts, Ingloriously fell pierced by her own darts . Sons of America! the kind warning take, O sons of my country, awake! awake! Brookville, Fcb'y 27th, 1839. THE VICTIM. ECSSIAX ADTEXTURE. Some vcars ago, business of importance cal
led ine to St. Petersburg, IJeinj unwilling to go alone, I succeeded in inducing friend Saville to accompany me. I mention him, poor fellow, as he formed a very prominent feature in the little adventure 1 am about to rela'e. I will pass over the incidents of ourjournej until we arrived at St- Petcrburg, when, having transacted my business, I, to favor Saville's wish determined to proceed to Jaroslav,
where he had relations. Instead, however of
going the direct route, he visited Kcrilo), a small town on the Scheksma, a branch of the Volga for the purpose of seeing a renowned
Hermit, who, we were told, was an English
man. This was inducement enough for us, circuitous as was the route wc went. Arriving late at night, we with considerable difficulty succeeded iu getting lodging.
w nicn tnouqn very mean and wretched, we at
last entered.
The landlord, a talkative man, told us, dur
ing our icpast,all the news and scam
in a small toxn general abound. Among
ouicr tilings ne loia as that the neit morning the punishment of the knout was to be performed for there this horrid barbarity is considered quite a spectacle, to see which, people flock in from all parts. The culprit was a j-oung Jewess, remarkable for her beaut v, &
tue crime was the murder of her father. If
the knout did not end her existence the wheel
was in readiness to complete the scene of
blood. From the account it appeared that the whole circumstance was veiled in no slight obscurity, inasmuch as the only evidence against the poor girl was, that when questioned to where her missing father was, she shed floods of tears and was silent. This in Russia was enough to seal her fate. She was accordingly condemned, and was in prison when wc arrived here. Being much interested for the poor girl, we, (Saville and I) determined in o lir.
We went, and by the means of a handful of
silver, we succeeded in bribing the jailor to admit us. The prison was gloomy to a degree; and never did I see so lovely a creature as me! oar eyee. She seemed scarcely above twenty, if so mueh. She like most of her race, was dark, with intensely bright eyes, which even her misery could not quench. She spoke to us m French, and in piteous accents protested her innocence. Her story was soon told. Beloved by a Russian Protestant, her heart would not obey the stem commands of that lather with whose murder she was charged, her father reviled her and there she stopped
ana Durst into tears. Mote we could not elicit.
even me jailor, stern as he was, seemed touch ed with something like Ditr.
Saville, hasty in every thing, determined to attempt to save her. Hun-Tine off. he hasten-
ed to the head sheriff, or police, and in vain attempted to purchase her release. He was Vi high,:r aQt"J t Petersburg. Thither, then, regardless of the utter impossibility of being in time, he hurried that very evening. I remained to
VCVer. " 1 for6ct 'Pfendor of
dimming eyes, when cast upwards in fervent prayer for the success of her anticipated deliverer. The night passed
ucatiij euoagn. She rntiM n k..i..
i?tn?,mprehl"d the Alness of her hopeless SThawi Ct 8hVhudJ she drew a tying stroke, of the hSrS
rhill and fnmf.tl . muni.
the fatal hour of tiTr".!h-nd
proceed to describe the disgusting and horrid i ceremonials. It is enough to say that, though 1 no sound of agony escaped her as the white
quivering flesh was torn from her beautiful
back, yet wheu after nearly fifty strokes of the
lash, human nature cave way she sighed
lorlh, Mlon pere, mon, pcre, vous ctes trop
nCTPAl. 3 LIFE .TlEDXCfiSfiSi
p E ANIMATION. W hen the most impotant functions of life are suspended, and those who ire invalids by inheritance or imprudence are reduced to a deplorable rtate of nervous debility, they should not even then despair, for it is not in
despair that relief can be found. No. Let them
lard.' and exnired! Mv nnor fri-nd s,v;Si; J nr?t 'k arounu, and, lay.ng asiue all prejudices,
' . - r ... J r ... . ask themselves this question "If my nbysiciaui wonr cut by his fruitless exertions, fell a vie - eanuot help inc. is Lis renutcJ skill uiv unlv re- i
tim to a lever that was prevalent, but not be-1 sort!" fore he had brought to justice her inhuman Perhaps at that moment the heading of this adfather, who was alive, and had thus sacrificed j vertisement, ...Moffat's Life Mediciues," would his daughter, because she refused to marrv a i wuh their eye; and were they in train divested of
mercenary villain of her father's choice, lie J juce1 lo in fa and
treatment of diseases, dinered irom that of their
had first bound her, by a most solemn oath, not ;
lo reveal his place of concealment, and then left her, Itaving taken care to fix suspicon on
her, his only and beautiful child. London Court Journal.
Dr. Burnhatn's DROPS, or Medicine, for Fever. AS an anti-billious and anti-dyspeptic Medicine, the Drops are unrivalled, where they are known, by any thing yet recommended. Persons who
have suffered for years with pain in the 6ide breast stomach or lungs and when, lo all appearances, disease had made extensive ravages, and seemed to be beyond the control of medicine, ' have been in all cases of trial greatly benefitted; and in a large majority of instances entirely relieved as the cases of Mrs. Hunter of Lancaster, Mis Burwell of Columbus, and Miss Tiffany of Madison, abundantly testify and many others not here enumerated, who have been relieved from the sufferings of periodical sick, or nervous head-ache, billious and cramp cholic. These facts in connection with the ease, and the safety of its administration, render it indeed an interesting and desirable remedy to every afflicted perecn. It is given in a littl cold wattr, and this agreeable beverage may be drank during its adm ..-stration, in all case except eruptive fevers, such as scarlet fever, measles, small pox, S c., in which cases warm drinks are only admissible. The dose being small renders it a very convenient medicine for children and infants; and it operates kindly and promptly iu those diseases of a billious character, such as cholic, summer complaint, fits, Sc., which either ruin lb constitution at this early period of existence, or otherwise terminate in the death of a vast proportion
oi me children oi this countrv.
r or sale at the Drug Store of C. CAIN,
Brookville, where additional certificates and
directions may be obtained.
CONSUMPTION.
IT is calculated from the bills of mortality, that
every fifth person dies of Consumption. The victims to this disease are princiDallv those under as
years of age, comprising the flower and strength of
our coumy. une of u.e best remedies ever yet discovered to arrest this direful malady at the verv
threshold, is the justly celebrated Indian cure for
tougns, Consumption, Spitting of Blood and Asthma the "Watasia."
Annexed are 6oine of the many recommendations
that might be given fr in individuals well knewn.
and highly respected iu extensive portions of our country. The following is from Rev. J. Spaulding, Secretary of the Western Education Society; Mr. Peck Sear Sir; In reply to your question, "Has the Watasia been of any service!" I ara happy to say it has succeeded in my family admirably. The case was one of severe Cough, attended with pain in the side or breast, and threatening to end in consumption. Ou using the above Medicine, the cough and pain have disappeared, and health has beeu restored. To my frienos I do not hesitate to say trt it. Cin., Dec. 5, 1S36. J. SPAULDING. The subscriber having used the Watasia," in a severe pulmonary affection, can attest to its superior virtues in diseases of the lungs. The success in his case was truly astonishing less than one bottle being sufficient to restore him to health. Cm. Jan. Imil. A. NOYES. r or sale at the Drug Store of C. CAIV, Brookvhle, where additional certificates 'and directions may be obtained.
NEW CiOODS. THE subscriber again makes bis obeisance to his customers, and the public in general, and has the pleasure to announce, that Le is now receiving and opening a genera! assortment o'Goods, Wares and Merchandise; consisting In part of the following articles, viz; Fine, superfine and coarse cloths of every crade and colour. Premium satinetts of various colours. Plain Ac figured, fine & coarse satinets of all col's Pilot cloth, kersey and lincy Plain red, green and yellow flannels Twiled do do do Rose, point and saddle blankets. Plain & fig'd cassiroejes of all col's, fine & superfi. loO pieces calicoes, including all grades, and every style aud pattern A beautiful assortment or ginghams A great variety of plain and figured Circassians t rench merino of the best Quality & of various col's Plain and figured silks and satins Splendid coronation silks Senchew and sarcenett silks Ladies silk, kid and hoskin gloves do figured silk and pickwick do Men beaver ard buckskin gloves and mittens flam and figured cambric muslin J lo jaconett do K.V raul1 bobinelt muslin r ashionable fur and str. w,-
?f !et ribJtT8' bcU ,nd "P ribbon.
- omwm ami nmr. ini...i. .
and
fatal hnnrnf fK- l:", ""Hna With It
n, "7k i T ,"-"n8Punishme
ju aw senseless when le
. " I , . " ,,a pression of terror
ex-
Aittedover her features ICT" S "
ecutioner tore the nnnr mn. i ",e.e
, uul wny procceanay, I cannot
hov "'ug
i' muu vuarss OOOIS Ladies gaiters, prnnel, calf and mor'o boots Youths' and bovs' ..im .h"
and coarse shoes "Da roor 0
Men".1,1!,l!a"rC,p,, iaclg Idlea fur capes .1"nrS fur I caps, and fur and
8 TfatenVrVde., ' A geu'l assortment of hardware and cutlery, incluJ1f.kn,V(,eS "t fork, stoe k-ive. bcher cell lit knire5- Scissor' Pincers locks, hinges and screws. Files, chUeels ?fTeaUW:nf6W'VSh0e nii,S' A '-i ScE ! 1 Ch""8 nd hoe China Tea Chhfa ',8Uc.r,or oua,ity- 50 ett Liverpool Cliina of various patterns. 150 sett beautiful a?e-"r.UP "i 8SUCer8- Cbi common plates, dishes and pitchers, assorted. .- h W,llc,, he ben carefolly selected bv bimself ,n Philadelphia, and will be sold on tie most reasonable terms for cssb or appreved country produce. N. D. GALLION. Brookville. Nov. 3Cth. 1838. BBLS. Am. Brandy; 6 Aom;
own physicians. I Ley would then learu that it did differ, and very widely, and with most happy rasults, too. . ' If they pursued their inquiries still further, they would find that all practicing physicians of the present day prescribe MERCUltY, in some form, for almost every disease, and they would learn, too.
that mercurial uieHiciues, though they give present
reuei,unuernune tue constitution, and always leave the patient iu a precarious a'.ate of health.
A GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE is just!
ike reverse of all this, l or hundreds of years before that scorge of mankind, "Mercury," was employed in the heating art, Physicians used nothing but simple herbs. Even the bible recommends as the 'skilful phsiciau he who nrenareth his
medicines from herbs. Witness Ecclesiaeticus, chap, xxiii.
V. 3 ZVie skillful vhutician shall lift tin his
head: and in the tight f the great men he shall be
it mamiraJion.
V. 4. For he hath orevared his medicines oi( of
the HERBS ofthe'earth, and he that it wise will
not abhor than.
MorFA?' Vegetablk Lie Med.cises nossess
qualities of the most mild and beneficial nature. They are composed of articles the most anti-putres-
ceni,comiinea w:th ingredients known as the only certain antidote for fevers of every description.
us tug vibwtii i pruaucea eitucr irom com, obstruction, bad air, swampy aud camp situations, or putrid miasrai, whether malignant or epidemic, or by other causes, these medicines are certain in
their operation or effects. They are possessed o peculiar qualities, which not only expel all disease, but at the same lime restore and invigorate the
system. hen first taken into the stomach, they immediately diffuse themselves like vspor, through every pore, producing effects at once delightful, salutary and permanent. When the spark of life begins to grow dim, ths circulation languid, and the faculties paralyzed, these medicines are found to give a tone to the nerves, exhilerate the animal spirits, invigorate the bodv, and rc-aniinatc the whole man. The life medicines have also been used with the most happy success in Nervous and Dyspepsic diseases, Consumption, Asthma. Liver Comnlnii.t
Rheumatism, (chronic and inflamttory) Dropsies,
... a . .
rorruu particulars he reader is .mltod in -H
at Mr, Moffat's office, K07 Broadway, aud receive a rant nftliO f2Mul S.m.r;. ! : l j . -
i j - .Lwumii, jiuu.itucu gratuitous
iy.
The following letters are lately selected from a very large number which Mr. Moffat has lately received from different parts of the United Si.tM.
Mr. Moffat. Dear sir.- It is with sincere pleasure 1 I . . i a
lUBi i venture to aaaress you, to than it you for the
oeneui uave received irom your medicines. My
complaint was salt rheum, for which I have tried nearly all the medicines which were advertised in
me newspapers. I, however, received no relief
irom any oi them. Since I was shown your Good 0 : m. a - a .
oiiudriun, v,uicii muucea mctoiryyour medicine
. ucu i Bppueu 10 you, my icgs and arms were so bad that they looked like raw beef, and werecovcr-
ea vniii scars, but alter taking a 25 cent box of
your puis, the dead skm began to scale off, and so continued uutil I was entirely cured. It is now four months since I was cured, and I have had no return of thecemplaint. 1 have recommended your medicine to several persons, and should advite all afflicted with the salt rheum to try it. Respectfully, your ob't serv't, M. CLEOVER, l3th St., between 5th aud Jackson Avenues. . . Lawresce, N. Y. May 23. Mr. Moffat Dear Sin I was troubled with the piles for several years. 1 spplied to the most eminent Physicians without relief. A friend of mine, Mr. Clarke, who had received great relief from them, recommended me to use rnnr I.;r n;u
Though I was suffering very severely with them" at the time, I experienced relief in 43 hours, and
:o a few weeks was not troubled with i,om ...
and I have been free from distress ever .; ni
have creat pleasure in recamm(.iirlinn-ti...n
amicted in a similar manner.
Respectfully, JOSEPH E STEARNS. r - o New York APri, 1S38Dr. Moffat Sir; S.nceyour Life Medicines have been introduced in this neihborhnnil n.
done wonders. I will merely state a few cases. The wife of my neighbor, Mr. Cornelius R. Roe.
xi no was supposed to be in a decline for the last two years, after taking two bottles of the Phmnix Bitters and one box of the Life Pills, save she had her health, entirely restored. Mr.Milo U.Root. my next door neighbor, who was laid up with inflammatory rheumatism, by taking two bottles of the Bitters and one 25 cent box of the Pills, told uie he was as woll as he ever was and told a gentleman in niv store who -. ,m.-tA
that as soon as he would take the Pills and Kirtor.
just so soon he would be a well man.
Also, Mrs. Hordu, wife of John Hordu, was two years since taken aicfc, and often had fits, and lost the use of one of her arms. In six weeks after taking your Pills and Bitters, so far recovered that she has been on a visit to one of her neighbors. As for myself, I have been in bad health for 27 yeais, and though I am not now iu perfect health, still 1 am better than I have been for ten years past, which I believe to be the consequence' of taking yonr Pills and Bitters, The above is a true statement of a few of the many cases which have come nnder my observation. You are at liberty to pub-
ibu una Kiwr, uu reference can bi had to me as Postmaster at Claverrock, Columbia Co.. N. Y.
un respect, j. .. VA.N VALKENBURGII. M r r o NeW Yrk APfil ! 1838. Mr. w . Moffat Sir: 1 have been afflicted with the fever and ague about three months, and used a good deal of quiniue, which did me no good, bat 1 still grew weaker and weaker until I was recommended to try your Life Pills sud Phasnix Bitters and after taking two boxes and two bottles of bitters, I am very thankful to inform yon and the public at large, I consider myself completely enrpd
lours truly, JOHN TENNENT, N. Y. , Ke York Mills, March 39, l38. Mr. Moffat Dear Sir: I have used your medicine in my family for some months, and have received great benefit from it, especially my wjfc
"gwr. -uy oauguter bad been in decline for J years. ?inm sh mmm.n,i.j -
your medicine, she has entirely recovered, and is now well and hearty. If this will be of any ser-
vice iu yon, you are at liberty to publish it. Keep y yours, 4C. N. BUTLER. Summit Hill, Jan. ISth. 13S Dr. Moffat-Dear Sir: I have great ple.suTe'in addressing ycu, having been ircnbled torn- time
fully sustaining the correctness of the lamented in ' G..d.ey's .tt confession, that -h. dared no, without g, viny to posterity the benefit or hi. knoal edge en this suhject." and he therefore bequcS to his friend .d attendant, Solomon lf",,d, secret oi his discovery. ".,lIt is now used in ti.n r..,v..: i i . .. .
n complaining of an infection of the the private practice in our country first T ' much medicine, hnt found tin relief. I certainly for I hp run o.-r ' . .""OUtI
hack with the rheumatism, and could find nothing ot give me any relief, until I had commenced la-
king youi Vegetable Life Pills and Phtenix Bitters. In taking tbe first bottle and ono box of pills, I found the most excrutiating pain that I had long been troubled with, entirely disappeared. Such being the case, it is with gratitude I offer these sentiments, feeling confident that I am indebted to you
more than words can express, for your valuable medicine and the speedy cure I received from its good effects.. Yours respectfully, GEORGE BROFTS.
Maueh Chunk, Jan. 17, 18Se. Mr. Moffat Sir; I am most happy to send you
through Tour asentMr. White, a lew lines relative
to your excellent Life Medicines. For a length of I
time l nave been
liver, and tried
until I commenced with yonrs; I have now taken
nearly two bottles of yonr Phoenix Bitters, and 1 am pleased to state that Ilind myself fast recovering from a long and lingeriag complaint. Most gratefully and sincerely yours, GEORGE R1SNER. iKTTEa raoa warbem pattersor. Lockport, Nov. 27th, 1837.
Mr. W. U. Moffat Dear Sir: As a remarkable instance of the virtue and efficacy of your Life Pills and Phmnix Bitters, in rcstorii.g lust health to the afflicted, has occurred iu my family, I deem it a duty I owe both to yourself and the public, to make the fact known, that others suffering under similar circumstances might perchance see this, and obtain
a remedy in season to preserve them from a prcma-1 ture grave. My wife Las been aCicted with the liver complaint and general debility for upwards of three years; and for the last three months she has not been able to walk across the room. After trying various medicines prescribed by various physicians, which gave her no relief, she was given up as incurable. In this situation she was gradually failing, when I happened to call upon your agent in this village, and he gave tue a copy of the Good Samaritan, the perusing of which induced mc to try your medicine, although I had bet little hope of her receiving any benefit from it. Tbe effect was surprising. Before she had taken one bottle of bitters and one box of pills, she was so far recovered as to be able to accomplish most of her house work without assistance. Yonr. respectfully.
w A UK K.N PATTERSON. For further' particulars of the above medicine, see Moffat's Good Samaritan, a copy of which accompanies the medicine. A copy can alsa be abtained on application at Ihe store of Mr. C. Cain, Brookv.lle, Ind. Sold by W. B. MoffU, 357 Broadway, N.York. A liberal deduction made to those who buy to sell again. For sale at the Drug Store of C. CAIN, JJrooville. .
PILES, &H(E:iORRH5fsT JVTO CURE AT PAiJSStf HAY'S LINIMENT.- No F.ctiowTl extraordinary cbcmi1 vm.rJJu:??"T7 "
suit of science and tLo ir " .T" '"uu. V -
. T -v.a ti B Celebrate
u.cu,CBl man. me introduction of Lich to He n.h he was invested with the solemnity of i.t& beouest.haa bm r..nuj . uci!ea
A.lT. I","U?B UBPni:ieled.
, , . j maw uame credul t ,, less where its effects are witnessed. Ejcr' in the following complaints: c..y
ii
v
J-or .D.y Creating extraordinary ahsorDt-.
quick -cate. Sore Threat
colds. Crown, or Whol.i,:- i.:. w
helher . fresh or long standing, and fever W Its operations upon adults and children i. c.ng rheumatic .welling and looafuing J and t.ghtncss of the chest by relaxation of parts, has been surpriainir bevond
ThecouiiMon remark fihos i.
Ihe Piles, is, "It acts like a charm."
jut. -.tsTbe price 1 ; r.....i.i .
sny person who ill use a bottle of Hy'e Liuieu for the Piles. .,,d return the emply to.Ue witW ocing cured. 1 bese are the ooiii PC ur. tor. Af i .
propnetor to the Agents; and out of ni.ny ar.t.s sold, not cr.e has been um.mr,.f
in ght insert certificates to any length, but 'prefer that those who sell the article, should exhibit tU original to purchasers. -
CAU I ION None can he mmm :.i ....
splendid engraved wiapper. on which is my im., and also that nf the J
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SOLOMON HAYS. To Editors. All rannin
sert the above 6 months, and send oue number U
yy eunticu to one dozeu of the
lilUIIIICUU
Sold wholesale and retail by COMSTOCK and CO., sole Agents, 2 Fletcher street, near Maiden
L.ane,one ooor below 1'earl street. New York, and
uw m every town in the Union.
u. rj, I3.ip.-ly
Drug, Medicines, Faints, 3Lc
KAs S. TYNER keep on hand a general assortmentof the following articles, which
tiey win sen at wholesale or retail, at the Cin
prices.
cinnat
Opodeldoc
Bateman's drops Godfrey' cordial British oil Castor do Sweet do Oil spike .Balsam life Doct. D. Jayne's Carminitive Balsam Bloodgood's elixir of j health Fahncstock's vermifuge Cleveland's ague drops Cream Tartar Tartaric acid Sup. Carb. Soda Gum Opium Do Arabic Do Camphor Do A safest ida Do Aloes
Do Myrrh Do Shellac Cologne water Black Ink Red do Indelible do Copal Varnish Boot do Jappan do Ground mustard Starch Shoe blacking Scotch snuff Burgundy pitch Cloves Mace Cayenne peppct Refined borax Calcined do Nut-galls March 14th, 1837.
Pulmonary Balsam Lamott'e cough drops Calomel Croton oil Pink root Jalap Red precipitate Gardner's liniment Nerve and bone do Spts. turpentine Alcbnhol Litharge Prussian blue Iudi Red lead White do Venetian red
Spanish brown Madder Chrome yellow Do Green Ess. peppermint " cinnamon Wafers Ess. spruce Saleratus Montague's balm for the teeth Blue vitrol White do Liquorice Ward's vegetable oil Shaving soap Sponge Toy paints Medicamentum Cinnamon Lee's pills Cnnatto Aarb". Magnesia
IN ut megs Sulphate Quinine
12 bty
A
it. Eastman's ELIXIR OF HEALTH. fonnerfir ealtedDr. Bloodgood's Elixir of Health. S y.?ars tince 1 devsed nd prepared this t Mel'C"e. which I called Dr. Bloodgood's Llixir of Health; of which I was the sole inventor and proprietor. No medicine was known by that name, nor was that medicine known by any other name. It proved a very successful remedy, became popular, and others wishing to profit by iu popu,r,t' r?. PH.uin& P niedieine which they call Bloodgood s Elixir of Health. That the public may not be deceived on the subject 1 have now gtveii it my own name, and the directions accompanying Each Bottle are signed with my own sffnature, without which none is Genuine, and to counterfeit which would be forgery. Sold Wholesale and Retail at my Drug Store. Zanesville. Ohio. March ,5tb, 1837. EASTMAN This is a Universal Restorative in all cases where the stomach, bowels, liver, or any of the organs concerned in the digestive functions are the primary seat of the disease, aud that such is true of almost the whole catalogue of human maladies, is well known to every physician. All diseases incident to people livimr in utm rlim.i.. ...
and flat countries, or such as border on larire lakes
,:,. , , " WD or ices oi wnaa is termed bilious, from the organa concerned in tbe process o( S'friy -f beiDeU?s Primarily or prineipaly affected, and ague and fever, bilious fever, yellow fever, lake fevei. jaundice, bilious cholick. dysentery. common cholera morbus, sgoe, cake and LVV nlf a" d:Kwa ia """ organs are first derangcJ and arise from the -am
predisposing cause, viz.- Exhalations of marsh or vegetable miasmata, but modified by some peculiarities in the constitution of the patient, or the climate or season where it occurs. A sure and never failing preventive, as well as cure for m those
vwupiaiuia, I, mo E.I.IA.IK tF HEALTH For sale at the Drug Store of n f'AI V
Brookville, where additional certificates and directions can be obtained.
. BALDNESS.
ui.au i in L. bead of hair ia ih .m.i...
ornament belonfin? to the I .
jw atrangely the loss of it chann n.
ancc, and prematurely brings on the sppearance of
w.u aBr, men causes many to recoil at bcine nnMivr.ft anil : ... . o
- . ' "",,tlllur ea aiiun society to avoid
o lueir acquaintances; the rcinaiinlpr f tt.ni. :n ..
. ...to ia i.-uuM.-queiiiiy spent m re
tirement, in snort, not even the loss of property fil. the generous thinking youth with that heavy
aiming gioom as does the loss of his hair. To
aven an loede unpleasant circumstances, OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COM um
stops the hair from falling off on the firt applies t:on, and a few bottles restores it again. It like
wise produces eje-brows and whi-kers; prcvcnls
j- m ...mo luni-iig gray, makes it curl beautifully, n J frees it from scurf umeroua cenificatcs ih,e, ?rst respectib.lity iu support of the virtues of Oldridgo'a Balm are shown by the proprietors.
Head the following; Robert Wharto.v, Eeo., Iota) M ..f ll . . ' '
a .,u ui i uuaucipuia, lifts certified, as may nth uonn iva- !.ia. I 1 ( a . ...
uijju cuaracier oi tLe Allowing yentleinen;
The undersigned do hereby certify that wc have used the Balm of Columbia discovered by J. 01il riylVA a ft. .1 ST. a... J .
louaa it iiighiy serviceable, sot
preventive against tho falling cf hair, bat also & certain restorative.
vui. 1 uitcher, sen. Methodist Minister in St.
i.eorga cnargc, xs0. north Fifth st ; John P.
iiigiis, ooi .irch et ; John D. Thomas, M. 1. 163
itace st.; John S,. l urry, 101 Spruce st.; Hugh
jucisuruy. aouth 7th st.; John Gard.ir. Iti Arch st. It will certainly raise its virtuoa ;n th optima.
lion of the public, when it is known that three of the above signer are mora than 50 years of age,
umtiB not less man ot.'. From the Manor.')
Commonwealth of Penn., Citv of Philadeliihis. I. Robert barton, Mayor of said citv of Phi!delphia, do hereby-certify that I am well acquaiutcd with Mewri. J. P. Ingles, John S. Furey. acd
iuSu jitvuroy, wlosc names are si"ned lo tLe
auove certihcale, that they are gentlemen of char
acter ana respectability, aud as such full credit should be gicn to said certificate. Iu witncsi
wLcrcor, I have hereunto set my liand, and caused L. S. the seal of this city to be alSxod, this sixth day of December, etc. Robert Whahto.i. Mayor.
iac.fiu.iY. ubserve that each bottle of tie genuine Balm has a splendid engraved wrapper.oa which is represented the Falls of Niagara, tLe agent's name, etc. Editors. All country papers who will insert tLe above ouce a whek 6 months, and scud one number to the agents, shall be entitled to one doz. of Balia. Sold wholesale and retail by COMSTOCK and
lu.,soie Agents for America, 2 Fletcher ttrcel near Maiden Lane, one door below Pearl itrcet
lew York, and by one or more drujrjrist in nearly
every town in the Union. Oct. 13.-42-1
VJJice of the Brookville Insurance Company,)
rV1HS day the board ordered, that the boots for JL the subscription to the capital stock of thii
company be re-opeued that tbe business hours it the ofEce of said company be from 9 to 12 A. M. nd from 1 to 4 P. M and that publication L
uiauB oi ius same.
Jouk
SAM'L GOODWIN, Prcs't pro tern. W. Hitt, Sec'y. '
HOTIL'I.
nplIE Brookville Insurance Company will rc-
jl ceive money on depositc at their office, outte following terms, namely for 2 months 3 per cent
per ammo. jor j months 4 per cent for 6 uioaths i
Percent nd for 9 or more months 6 per cent.
IU6KB on ail kinds of property will be taken
usual: tor terms apply at the office of the Company ,
cast upper room, above Prico & Adams' Saddler!
tore. . t .
S. GOODWIN. Presiilcnt-
'A M'CAUTV, N. D. Galuom, D. Pricb, mr
1TTM, ! o Wh.McCi.bert. !?
C. F. CtARXBOX, Enoch McCaktv, - . G. HOLLABD, Jex W. HiTT.See'ry. Oct. 12 41
l CENTS REWARD.-Straycd away H
IA' the subscriber. lw h r nci
vw J J .ire UBIUB v. ' 1
. -
orauiord, supposed to be 13 vears old lo
ciPPfTici i-u : : suture casinelt Pantalcnns mi.nH-.hnnt. si:
, ,u M fcteea. dark complected . GEORGE McCAUL;
Laurel, Feb. 2d, 1839.