Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 27, Brookville, Franklin County, 5 July 1839 — Page 4

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SING LB BLESSEDNESS 1 hare met Wl(ti venf lew unmarried ladies who hVe not appeared to me 16 feet, after the age of . thirty, that their existance was thoroughly comfortless and wretched. Many hare I heard express Tt openly; and that such is the faeff Can Try easily be discoycrd by nn accurate observation ' of the human countenance. It U also certain that three ouj of every five of the young English ladies of the present day, matt remain unmarried, because no man can exist on less than tO thousand a year when married; and how few young men there are that have two thousand a year, compared with the number of young ladies! r Ive, six, eight some times in one family; all tolerabhvcreUy, . r . - 1 . .1 .11 ana mon oi mem pleasing ana Bccompusnca women many possessing tatents of no ordi nary stamp yet, perhaps in our saloons, these lovely and accomplished beings are completely neglected by the other sex, 'because,' (1 must repeat the sentence 1 have heard from thousands of young men of fash ion,) I never talk to girls I dare not pay attention to unmarried women, because 1 am not a marrvinfe man my friend- flirted with so and so, and was accustomed to behav ing ill I don't like to excite false hopes I shall never marry unless 1 can hnd a wile worth two or three thousand a year, because I am much richer unmarried, with the fortune I have.1 It is no use to quarrel with the state of soci ety ai it is at present constituted, for we cannot alter it; but I think it might be beneficial to give a few hints on the education of women, which might perhaps be useful in procuring them, in state of single- bUssednese, as it is rery falsely called, a greater share of happiness, or a less load of misery, than they at present appear to possess after the awful age of thirty. - A girl at thirty, is tailed an old maid --she goes to a ball, mid generally sits neglected all the evening, or dances with some gentleman who has often been asked to dine nt her father's house, one who perhaps, remarks, Mif s is rather passee a good old girl and I must do my duty there; and now I shall dance with the beautiful Miss My heart always bleeds for the mortificotions I see endured by these poor old girls continually. ' There are certainly some single women whose talents have made them as much considered in society as they ought to be t but then I have generally observed that they have fortune, or have had advantages above others to bring them into notice, and to give to the natural ambition of the human species some cope of action. I will suppose a case in which thete are four girls a moderate pro- - e -i . . - - luiuuit in one lamuy ana two sons; and J will suppose their father possessed of fifteen hundred pounds a year. . The estate, of course, goes to trie eldest son; the second musi be a clergyman, if his relations have anr crefer ment, or some profession; of course he can . never marry without a laige fortune; unless, at the age of forty -five, he has made one for himself. The eldest son, having been to fciton and Cambridge, has learned that fifteen hundred pounds a year is nothing, and, in all probability, determines (not to be taken in) not io marry any lovely girl, without, at least, for

ty or fiftv thousand pounds. 1 now come to S 't'i0 nereb certify that I am well acquaintmy four young ladies. I will suppose one ve- L!t Sl'

i . ,,ave been educated in all probabilitv, as the greater pi oportton of English girls are. first of all, thev sro everv Runrfav lArhnrrk. i k... uivti and are, at I conceive all. or nerl nil ihclass of moderatelt rich EnVliah ' kl rrf..tltf l, wL. . . .1 ri j V V" .""' uP"6,,lnna wcii-pnnci-r-r " ""'v ,UT iucir own nappmess tnatl I would propose anv chanfn in thm r1.tn!.itnn r-l--" . " . . 97 - -v.v.i 1 c,ass ,or wnom ' nave so high a respect. u return 10 tne lour vnuno- larfie. T , harfe all been brought up with the idea tha't the; will become Wives and mothers, and are ",1,?rw mose natural anections. which, it by some rcmolo rlnno. r J, 'ourcveruoes marry, make them so amia- . g. " . .... wsa-b VU U 01c ana lovely as such. They are all allowed " -TT "-uieisjat iea an such as are conswerea to nave a moral tendency. Now I mantuin that there is scearcely one of these -T uues"o impress any voung woman with the idea that happiness can alone be found in love and marriage. The heroine is very amiable and perfect, surrounded with admirers, all conteoding for the honor of her last notice; hut where Is the. novel which represents four poor, pretty, unnoticed girls, who i. P leir young yean withana oeaatr lade and mv u..i - j I iplishd warm bsiT kiTki - . . an thr vomhrai ....u. rir. "?r.ryua 7- V-7 ... "unPPy i ney have little me iwiuicroi WMnniM Aim. r , -..ui H iplainl in a. Dr. S. for indigestion ;and perhaps the fourth. XV lift 1. m.i. r .... I . . . "l , uugur matenais, and born with less feeling than the others or, perhap from having something to occupy her mind; is .prepannsr the arrow rui tn nn .. j k r- .ir " "pngspre.cbed by Dr. -T W OUier OUtliVacehuanrmn.. J:. I other oullivetfhinnnintnuni.. i -r , . . -" ... . krr V T , ' tune, uur.es an interest in h' i 7" .Tenl 0 those actions of woman, aha become, k- w "v""1 This, then, appears to tn to be the secret so much nt.J-i, . w me secret ZZZTJSr.rJ-'r the rre.t

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ly regulated, if wa lake a "Warm and sufficiently engrossing interest inl'many object w.k, ui imounuu. 11 UIC IIBWr lC uiuwiiiiiiMJditrir cunnecieu wuit iw Aiemaec U a sad lottery, and at the bcet,Ms a slate full oi tares nnd anxieties. " Freedom and inde pendence ought not Vo be lightly parted with, drset dowrt as posseisioni of lityc valued J ; : . CONSUMPTION i IT i. caeulated from the bills of mortality. that every tilth person dies of Consumption. , Tit tic timestothi. disease-are principally tboee under 33 years of age .comprising the flower and strength of onreoantry. One of the best remedies ever yet discovered to arrest this direful malady tt the very threshold, is the justly celebrated Indian euro for uougus.tJoneutnption, Spitting oi uiooa sad asiu ma the "YVatasia." Annexed are some of the many recommendations hat might be given frm individuals well knewn, and highly respected ii. extensive portions of our country. - . ' . The' following ii from Rev. J. Spaulding, Secretary . of the Western Education Society; , Mr. Pbck Sear Sir; In reply to your question, "Has the Watasia been of any servicer' I am happv to sav it has succeeded in my family admi rably. The case was one or severe uovgn, auen ded with pain in the side or breast, and threaten ing to end in consumption. On using the above nedicine, the cough and pain have disappeared and health has beeu restored. ' To my frienos I do not hesitate to say tky it, Cin.. Dec. 5, 18367 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 ler-s than one bottle being sufficient to restore him to health. Cin. Jan. 1S:7. "A. NOYES. For sale at the Drug Store of C. CAIN, -Drookvlile, where additional certificates and directions may be obtained. . - BALDNESS. A BEAUTIFUL Lead or hair is the grandest ornament belonging to the human frame. How strangely the loss of it changes the countenance, and prematurely brings on the appearance or old age, which causes many to recoil at being uncovered, and sometimes even shun society to avoid the jests and sneers of their acquaintances; the remainder of their lives is consequently spent in retirement. In short, not even the loss of property fills the generous thinking youth with that heavy sinking gloom as does the loss of his hair. To avert all these unpleasant circumstances, OLD RIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair from falling off on the first applies tion, and a few bottles restores it again. It likewise produces eye-brows and whiskers; prevent!! the hair from turning gray, makes it curl beautifully, and frees it from scurf Numerous certificates of the first respectibility in support of the virtues of CHdridga's Balm are shown by the proprietors. Read the following; Robert Wharton, Esq., late Mayor of Philadelphia, has certified, as may be seen below, to the high character of the following gentlemen; . , ;- . The undersigned do hereby certify that we have used the Balm of Columbia discovered by J. Oldridge, and have found it highly serviceable, not inly as a preventive against the falling of hair, but also a certain restorative. Wm. Thatcher, sen. Methodic Minister in St. ueorge charge, No. 30 north Fiah st ; John P. Inglie, 831 Arch et ? John D. Thomas, M. 1). 103 Race st.J John S. Furry 101 Spruce m.; Hugh McCurdy, 243 South. 7th St.; John Qard, jr. 12:3 Area sr. .V. :ll . i . . win ceriainiv raise us virtues in the cstima tion of the public, when it is known that threo of ibe above signers are more than 50 years of age, w vmers uoi lees man ou. '- s. ... F rom the Mayor," Commonwealth of Penn., Citv of Philadelphia i. nooeu w aarton, Mayor or said city of Phil 7 J wboee names are sisned to the gentlemen of chares such full credit acter and respectability, and as hould bo piven to said certifici . f . -- - .iw... r.prtiMpl. In miiti... whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand, and caused Su' a:Lw "?w or "city to be affixed, this sixth VXSXZ"'' Ko" W.to, Mayor. .T t !TT . . 1 MCI D"e of the m - J a I TW m f jli g it.... a - - - genuine uaim baa a splendid engraved wrapper, on " "'-" m represeniea the Falls of Niagara, the "gent s name, etc. PJ:,.. ',,1.. Editors. All country mmm uri.n t.;n .1 above once a whek 6 months, and to the agents, shall be entitled to one doi. of Balm. ooiu wnoiesa e and ratnil hv milHTnpv j CU.,sole Agents for Amsrica. 3 Fletcher tin. near Maiden Lane, one door heW Pori .,. Kr -r t . ' fcw m.otk, ana oy one or more druiririat in nerl every town in the Union. . OctT 1838.-42.lv T . NEW WOODS. 1HL subscribers' wnnlH r.n.MA.1t. :..r .1 : . . ; iiiiuiin w.cir customers and the citizens generally that 'A . York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and , ' , Cincinnati, . ' general assortment of . ' 1 MERCHANDIZE; ' Consistintr nflko fnll..:. Dn Goods aud Groceries of alt kindv, Hard. Tlnrihm fl.. V t'' Earthen, Queen's and Tin . TT" ' -"' &norn Mats: ''J W". J? jnost favorable . t.kea in ex aiy H33U TJUST RECEIVED and FiR SALE, by the barrel or on n . . 1 IB Bbls.8ai?' - t. - - 1 8 do Molases, 4 da Mackr 00 lbeVast Codfls'h. ...... ?0O lbs. Rice. 5 bbls. Brandy; -A do' Ran, 1 do Wiaej ALSO. a. Nail, and -T-' ""-i vWB. N. U. RlM inV , IIU, lOOW. CASU. nN:cA8S,LRS!ER HUNDRED IcLEANfe'A il&?f i CLEAN LINEN and COTTOnT RAGS. dcliveraf at theirMplaln Braoavillt. Jt H. SPEER CO. leather in.i

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vr, regelabletebrtfvgc. A specific ana iatt - ng cur Jot the fever and Jigue. THIS worthy remedy earnestly rebel the alu ur of being a quack medicine, it .having been the result of many years' study, experience, and labor, in me meaicai practice and observation or refer and Ague." It it composed of such medicinal principles as were considered most tit to restore the harmony of action between the Stomach,' Liver, and the other., important functions of the system, the loss of which harmony is evidently the immediate cause of the disease. It speedily promotes a regu lar and healthy tppeiite, which is generally entirely destroyed or rendered very precarious; by which effect, vigor and strength ia soon afforded to the whole system. It must, be apparent all. that a medicine possessing these peculiar virtues, is useruJ m great variety of complaints. By renewing the healthy action of the digestive organs, it has proved itself of remarkable benefit in Dyspepsia. Depraved Appetite, Heart-burn,' Water Brash, Flatulency, Jaundice, Might Sweats, Dys entary. Bowel Complaints, and many other affec tion of similar origin. But it is in the treatment of re vers, and especially in Fever and Ague, or Intermittent Fever, that its powers have been principally tested, and with those who have seen its usefulness, it is pronounced sovereign to all, remedies heretofore discovered for those diseases. It has also been used as a preventive, by many who were subject to a periodical recurrence of the Chills and Ferer, and it has always warded off the apprehended attack. O-It was deemed not improper to accompany the Vegetable Febrifuge with a few of the many unequivocal certificates politely furnished to the proprietor, corroborative of the foregoing statement. For further accounts of its great usefulness, see pamphlets accompanying each oauie, . For sale at the Drug Store of . C. CAIN, BrookviMe, where additional certificates and directions can be obtained. PILES, c.H(E?IORRIIODIS. JVO CURE JVX) PAY! Price 41. HAY'S LINIMENT No Ficrios.-This extraordinary chemical -composition the rc suit of science and the invention of a celebrated medical man. the introduction of which to the public Was invested with the solemnity at n AimtUhoA bequest, baa since gained a reputation unparalleled, uhj euaiaiiiinjr lU0 correctness or the lamented Dr. Uiidley's last confession, that ,'Le dared not die without givinf to posterity the benefit of his knowledge on this subject," and he therefore bequeathed to his fricud and attendant, Solomon Have, the secret of his discovery. ; " It ia how used in the principal hospitals, and the private practice in our country, first and most certainly for the cure of the Piles, and also so extensively and effectually as to baffle credulity, unless where its effects are witnessed. Externally in the following complaints; For Dapsy Creating extraordinary absorption at once. All Swellings Reducing them lu a few hours, lihcumalum--Acute er Chronic, giving quick ease. Sore Throat By cancers, ulcers or colds. Croui, or Whooping Cough Externally , and over tho chost. Mt Bruises, Sprains and Caring in a few hour. Sorr and Ulctr n hcther fresh or long standing, and fever sores. Its operations upon adults and children in reducing rheumatic swellings, and loosening coughs nd. tightness of .the chest by relaxation of the ian, uis ueen surprising ucyond conception The common remark of those who havo used it in tne rues, is, "it acts hfro a charm." .tsn mtmc me price 51 is refunded to any person who will use a bottle of Hay's Liniment for tho Piles, and return tho empty bottle without being cured. These are tho positive orders of the proprietor to the Agents; and out of many thousauus sum, uoi one nns uecn unsuccessful. We might insert certificates to any length, but prefer that those who sell the article, should exhibit the original 10 purchasers CAU I IOIN rsone can be genuine without a splendid engraved Avtapper, on which is my name, and also that of the .1 gents' ' j W SOLOMON HAYS, l o Editors. All country nanera who ;u. en we aoove o moums, and send one number to the a cents shall be entitled in ..r ... . Liiiuuieni. . . ' " VI IUB Mold wholesale and retait h nmiSTrvir .1 CO., sole Agents, 8 Fletcher street, near Maiden Lane, one door below Pearl street, New York, and "H,'i every town in the Uu on. uct. 19, ly : uiiWOODS. lie Buoscrioer tain mala. . mi. v.ouuii:ie.na inn uiiu i. in m.... I 1 the pleasure to announce, ii.nt 1.. and opening a general assortment o'Goods. Waro ' csisung in part of the following articles, viz; . nn liaPAhan.i . . . . . fine,' superfine and coarse clotl.. r ...- j. and colour.. ' Krue Premium satinelts of various colours. Plain red, irreen and rellAw ft.nn.K - Twiled do ; 'do do i Rose, point and saddle blankets, , f&-.g'd of all col's, fine & euperfi. A beautiful assortment of ginghams : ' A great variety or plain and figured Circassians Splendid coronation silks ,, ' ' Senchew and sarcenett si!ks' L.aaies; silk, kid and hoskin cloves do ngnredilk and pickwick, do Men , beaver and buckskin gWaad autUn. Ladies and irenta' mnrmn j r wwnfPlain and figured cambric muslin bM 00 flo jaconett do ' , 00 ' do mull mnA kk!.... .. oi .-V . "'"""w onnnets if - if b?nnet rib4bt!n elt and cap ribbons lo cases shoes and hnnt. . k l: . ... ".iu"k mens bovs' kin and and Ladies gaiters, prunel, calf aid mora boot. tVnntl,.' .-.1 k t...... d " Shoes Vni. T na- ch",.re-ncf,f "d raoro m cases hala ami : r f 1 A Iften 1 assortment of hardware and cutlerv inch, ... pen anives. Se ason, shear ; eera. locks, bin. .j . '1 ,,0,r8. PiaSetu oTZ?ClVv!! an,doc- China Tea Chi'na of vir oU; iim '" PooJ . 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1 pEANlMATlON,-AVhea the-moat important functions of life are suspended,, and of life are anepeoded,. and those who axe iuvalids by inheritance or imprudence are reduced to a deplorable state of nervous debility, hey should not even then despair for it is not tin despair that relief can be found. No. Let them first look around, and, faying aside all prejudices, ask Ihemselvea this "question If my physician cannot help mC,ia lus reputed skill my onlyrc-l sort!"" " ' ' ' ' ' ' Perhaps at that moment the beadiag of this advertisement. 'Moffat's Life Medicines," would catch their eye; and were they in train divested of their foolish prejudices, they nught, perhaps,. be induced to inquire whether Mr. Mhffat's theory and treatment or diseases, differed from that of their own physicians. ' 1 hey would then learn mat it did differ, and Very widely, and with most happy racnlt, too. If they pursued their inquiries still further, they ivould find that all practicing physicians of the . -1. ucnriTDV ! - r. present day prescribe MERCUR , in some form, for almost every disease, and they would learn, too, thai mercurial medicines, though tlicy give present relief, undermine the constitution, and always leave the patient in a precarious state of health. A GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE is juet the reverse of all this. 'For hundreds of years before that scorge of mankind, "Mercury," was employed in the healing art, Physicians used noth ing but simple herbs. Even the bible recommends as the 'skilful physician' he who preparcth his medicines from herbs. Witness Ecclceiacticus, chap. xxni. ' ' ' V. 3 The skillfnl physician shall lift vp his head: and ia the sight of the great men he shall be in admiration. V. 4. For he hath prepared his medicines o il oj the HERBS of the earth, and he that is vise teiil not abhor them. JUOPFATS' VEOET&BLX 1.IEB SlED.CISES poftsCES qualities of the mo;-t mild and beneficial nature. They are composed of articles the mostanti-putres-cent.corabincd with ingredients known as the only certain antidote for fevers of every description. When the disease is produced cither from cold, obstruction, bad air, swampy nd camp situations, or putrid miasmi, w hether malignant or epidemic, or by other causes, these medicines are certain in their' operation or effects. They are possessed of peculiar qualities, which not only expel all disease, but at the same time restore and invigorate the system. When fiwt taken into the stomach, they immediately diffuse themselves like vapor, through every pore, producing effects at once delightful, salutary and permanent. .When tie spark of life begins to grow dim, the circulation languid, and the faculties paralyzed, these medicines are found to give a tone to the nerves, exhilerate the animal spirits, invigorate the body, and re-animate the whole man. I '., '-. The life medicines hare also been used with the most happy success in Nervous and Dyspepsic diseases, Consumption, Asthma, Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, chronic and inflamttorv) Dropsies, &c. 4c. ' For full particulars the reader is invited to call at Mr, Moffat's office, 3G7 Broadway, aud receive a copy of the Good Samaritan, published gratuitous iy- . The following letters are lately selected from a very large number which Mr. Moffat has latelv received from different parts or the United States- " Air. Moffat. Dear air.-It u with sincere pleasure that I venture to address you, to tbauk you for the benefit I have received from- your medicines. My complaint was salt ihcum, for which I Lave tried nearly all the medicines which were adrertiscd in the newspapers. I,; however; received no relief iroin any oi them. Since 1 was shown your Good Samaritan, which induced me to try your medicine. When 1 applied to you, my legs and arms were so bad that they looked like raw beef, and were covered with' scars, but after taking a 25 cent box of your pills, the dead skin began to scale off, and so continued until I was entirely cured. It is now four months since I was cured, and I have had no return of the complaint. I have recommended your medicine to several persons,' and should advice all afflicted with the salt rheum to try it. Respectfully, your ob't serv't, . AI. CLEOVEIt; 13th St., between 5th and Jackson Avenues. xr n- Lawbkkce, N. Y. Mar 23. Mr. Moffat Dear Sir: I was troubled with tW piles for several years. I applied to tho most eminent Physicians without relief. A friend of mine. Mr. Clarke, who had received great relief from them, recommended mo to use vour l.;r., n:nI hough I wan suffering very severely with them at the time, I experienced relier in 43 hours, and :n a few weeks was not trnnMp.1 .. .ii. . .., ... w iuciu mi ail, aud 1 have beeu free from distress ever sinca and nave great pleasure in recnmmn.i;nti... . afflicted in a similar manner. . , . Respectfully, . JOSEPH E STEARNS. .. uUai-oir; oinceyour Life Medicines Lave done wonders. I will merely state a'few cases. I he wife or my neighbor, Mr. Cornelius R. Roe. who was supposed to be in a derlin r.., i... waa lUUVUUCCU ID Illll HPirfhhrtrl.nA,l a a . two years, after taking two bottles of tho Phoenix IJitters and one box of the Life Pill. , he LaA her health, enUrely restored. . Mr. Milo B.Root, my next Joor neighbor, who was laid up with inflammatnrv rk....,..,? : mg two bottles of the HinPr. .n-i - oi ' .V" r ,L nil. . , .... vii. w Kill gox .Ia , n,lh i0lt ",e b? WM W8" h ver was ana told a genUeman in my store who was afflicted that as soon as he would take the Pill. ..! it;,. just so soon be would be a well roao. ' ,-u, orau, wire of John Hordu, Was I years since taken sick, and often had fits' and the use of one of her arms. In six week, after king your Pill, and Bitters, so f.7 iso, Mrs. iiordu, wife of John Hordu. u .n. t. . lost after t. sbe ha. been on a vi.it o oa7rT" 7!" lMl 1 1 tor. tmm . ... A. for myself, I have been in bad teWu Z,? Vh t' . lXD0Ub 1 not now in perfect health tall I am better taan I h.. h- r'JLZ. e,llb 1 am bettertaan I have been for 'la I haL.u a t . which I believ. to Tk "rr"'1" -Ter P. stateunder my observation, i'ou are at liberty to lish this letter, and rof : . ' 10 come pu fa Postmaster at Cl.verrock. ColVmb Co K With respect. J. A Ya v v a i'tSjSr-1 me as VAN YAI,KKNRlTn v Mr. W. Moffat-S,? Tk.AP"'1. 1?38. foa deal of quinine, wh eh aa '"",ua ? r i. crew w.k., M T. i ffooa, out 1 ) ttn a&i 7.ifcil SV P""' "'tut., ' J New Y.v. aT:Vi m. ; 1 V. emo in ray faasilv for 1 "l u 7.T medics ived great benefit aoal aava reand eldest d.!!1 f t. especially . vif. decline for 3 TVear.. Ud bei your medicine, .he hiat "ce1 now wen and heartv. irtki-i.-.rv:"' M win im nr.

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11uuun.11 nmi, viiurcij aiEsppeared. gucj, i.the case, it im With crrst 4nr' t . mcnts, feeling confident that I am indebted in 2 ' mote than words can express, for your vVaiV medicine and the speedy cure I received from if good effects., t , .tVours respectful) v. " " C - , GEORGE BUOFTS alancL Chunk, Jan. 17, ie3g Mr. MoffatSir.-1 am most happy to send r through your agent Mr. White, a few lir.es relati to your excellent Life Medicines. For a lennh -time I have been complaining of an infection oft!I liver, and tried much medicine, but found no re'iVr until I commenced with yours; 1 have now taken nearly two bottles of your PLcenix Bitters and 1 sm pleased to state that I find myself fSbt recover ing iiuui m lung iuu lingering cvnjpia.nt. Most gratefully and sinerelv v'ours GEORGE RlSNER : . - LETTra vhom w abbes pattcbsor . ... ii.ouai iear sir: As a remarkibl instance of Ibe virtue and efficacy of your Lira and Pbomix Bitter., in restoring lost healih to th. afflicted, has occurred in my family, I deem iti duty I owe both to yoorself and the public, to mil the fact known, that other, suffering under sim:', circu instances tnigLt perchance eec this, and cbtain a remedy iu season to preserve them from a nrerr.-. ture grave. .. .i '" My wife has been afflicted with tLe liver coir, piaint and general debility for upwards or U,re years; and for the last three montbs she L;g M been able to walk across the room. After trjirvaricus medicines prescribed by various pbysiranj which gave her no relief, she was given up tt in." curab!e.- Inthis situation sbe was gradually failmg, when.l happened to call upon yonr aent ia this village, and Le gave me a copy of the Good Samaritan, the perusing of which induced me to try your medicine, alrhough I had but little tope of her receiving any benefit from it. TLe effect was surprising- .Before she had taken one bottle of bitters and one box of pills, she was so far recovfcrcd asjo be able to accomplish most of Lcr borne work without assistance. v ' Yonr, respeetrully, . WARREN. PATTERSOX. for further particulars of tbe ' above mei. icine, see Moffat. Good SamariUn, a copy of which accompanies the medicine.- A rfftnv i..n .1.. b,e abtaincd on application, at the store of Mr C Cain, Brookv.lle; Ind. Sold by W. D. Moffat, 357 Broadway, X.Yorl. A bberul deduction made to those who bn t self again. ... For salo at the Drug Store of ... ' ' C.CAIN, tfrooville. E-I. I X I K OV II F! I. r h S Tv talU Dr' Bloode"r tXxirofaeahk. H Vi I- . 1 uevl6eu prepared this SJ Medicine, -Wbicb I called Dr. Bloodgood'i Llix.r of Health; of which I was the sole inventor and proprietor. No medicine waa known bv tUt name, nor was that median tn ,. k .i t proved a rery successful remedy, becaat popular, and others wishing to profit by iu popat,VlJ: PttinJC P medicine which they caE BlotMlgood . Elixir, of Health. That tLs public may not La deceived on the subject i have now fjrven it my own name, and the direction acccapanymg Lach Dottle are signed with my own -nature, w.thont which none is Genuine, and to rounterfeit which would be forgerv. Sold Wholesale and Kctail at my Drug Store. Zancsville.Obio. . l is, Ja EASTMAN . March I5tL, 1837. i'Lijt ia ir.;..A-....t t. . . iwcfciorauve in ail uses vre lue siotnacii. bowels, lier, or any oftbeorwnceinea in ti.e oigestive functions are tU primary seat of tLe dibease.and that such is true i. ..iT lM Wb,e catalo?u of human maladie?, SLV . J .ererr JbJsiC''au. All diseases in cident to people living in . warm climates, or nev and flat countries or such as border on larrc hla or rivers, partake more or less of what is tcrnwi bi lious, fromhc organs concerned in tLe procwi Plillnnaf LM,. LiTir . is 7 oeiDKu'ose primarily or principaly affected, and ague and fever, bilious fever, ydV"' Ulte fuvcr j"dice, bilious cLclick. "cuury, common cholera morbus, a-ne, cake tnl liver compla.nu, are all diseases io whicL ll.e -jj-u. .re nrsi deranged and arice from iLaiaice predisposing cause, viz.- ExLahtiuj. of marsh or vegetable miasmata, but modified by some peculiarities ia tho constitution of tho patierU, or the eliluate or reason where it ccurs. A sure and new railing preventive, a. well as cure for all thus v.M..,,.a,u, u iue L.LIXIR OF HEALTH. eaI llhe Druff Store of C. CAIX, AirookVille. ul.irD .1P.,:.. ..e t d. . -- -IUI.U1 CUf l.l.C JIM W1 irecUons can be obtained. n,.i, w V a a - . :l'e for Fcxcr. A!S an snti-billioiiii nf .i it . t .v. ' C Milt WM Mil V m m If www ,i . , 7 sueiiuc men cite, the Drops are unr rliD.t f. ' . I by -----1 iuwi; inrv are kdo, - n j - v vvuiuiuuuea. i-prenM wua C:: "I'"". rea .fcr Pe in the sideBWIUM.H ur tun trm n ,i ii pcarances, disease bad ado ionai' cvuicu a.n IM novnn . m i , " ease, or trial greatly benefitteo; sad ia a large majority of intf, nt;.. . her. :. "? nuy lCst,rJ "d many otberinot bere enusrtrated, who have been iij r,u iion with the eas. n.l ti. . . . . . w iuu in cuuucv,:nn . . ' - " nusij oi lis aaminifua1 1 Lk COM I . t O . IUU LUIS MKM.M. k mt.T riDff its admlnict : .ii - ih uiuiuiiif mi.. ; -1 1 . UaAl't ,iLWblh CMe w drink, are onverT M?' 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