Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 8, Brookville, Franklin County, 21 February 1840 — Page 3

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rttlDAT, rKB. tl, 1840. Jas. J. Tbmplktoh, Jobs Sanr, Caaaut Pcnski, and Jobs Besmx are coodidatee for the office of Constable of Brookville township, at the approtehinf April Election. HARRISON MEETING. Agreeably to appointment, the people assembled at'the Court House on Wednesday evening last, for the purpose ofdevising means of redresing their wrongs. The meeting was Urge an J enthusiastic, nml evinced more determination u!o do Iheir own voting," than e r versa manifested nt an- former public mectins. The meeting was ablv and eloquently nddrescd by Caleb U Smith of Comiersville, John D.imont.of Vevay, Judge Eggh ston, of MJ.S'n-Rls- J L.onveII rf Laurel. Ai the) $pfce the Imgunge of their hearts, inspired with the breath ol freedom and patriotism. it n no wonder they should have been firqiintly interrupted ly the hi, applause and approoatioa ot tne audience, we saw one c-Sic-hoUer takinz notes. and we expect to ( all kinds perversions of truth relative to the meeting; but if the people wish to hear nni see for themselves and not be mislead and hnposed upon by those interested in doing so. we wish them to attend nt the Court House next Wednesday evening, the S&hiitst., to which time tint meitiu; adjourned on yesterd iy evening. 1 he meeting on Wednesday eve n ng adjourned to meet on yesterday evening. They mit pursuant. to adjournment, but owni to some lormerappointments,they adjourn ed again immediately to Wednesday next, at early candle light, at which time it is expec ted the Hons. S W Parker, and C II Test, fresh from the scenes of political battles, will aldrcss the meeting. S. IT. Parker Speech la this piper will be fcuad the remarks of 3. W. Parker Esq. ia reply to Gen. Long. It iU be read with ir terest by eveiy one. It ia a succcasTuI effort in legislative de bate, equalled by but Tew at the present tiiae;eiih er in our Legislature or Congressional Halls. There ia an originality of thought and bitterness of sarcasm, clothed with beauty and truth, ia his re mars a, not to be found in many or the long pro ey speech, which waste bo much time in our lev isiaturce and fill aomany columns of our paper, at the present day. The speech ot Gen. Long to which it ia in reply, we have never seen probably it bis never been published. For some yr we have waited with anxiety to tie time, when the people should require the services of Mr. Par ker in our Legislature or even more elevated sta tions. We shall still watch his career with in lean interest. He has the talents and energy to k of survice and an ornament to his country. We have also a peev-h on file, delivered in tLe Logtslatare by Sam!. Judah in reply to A two Lane. He is hjld iu change, and prompt in proof be scorches withont mercy and slays with a heavy band. It is a document redolent of troth, argu nteut and power. We shall endeavor to publish all, or part of it, hereafter. Ci5Te, Nothing is doing in Congress wor. thy of especial octice- The Sub Treasury has not yet been acted upon in the i!oue. A time honored aah warworn soldier, who assis ted Gen. llirrrsoa in defending h:a country, and who is now about 70 years of age, has com me tie ed a paper in Putnam county, Ind. to be called " The Tippecanoe?' designed porticularly to ad vance the cause of the people, in the election of Gen. Harrison. Who dare fanlter,when such men put on their armor? If there be sublimity, in boldly breaking over the trammels of parly, prefering Rome to CuMsr; or power and beauty in truth, then are the remarks of Mr. Carle ton and Hunt, on the opposite page, be yond comparison. We ask every roan to read them ouch testimony cannot be doubted. -Jury Trxalt 1 be most odious feature in the practice of our court a, is starving a jory to compel them to give a verdict contrary to their oath and conscience. It almost destroys that glorious pro vision of our laws, that of right of trial by jury. Most jury verdicts are held at the discretion of La.J.i. - & . k """"""It r a loieresiea juror. A ad we com muoly aee it the practice among attorneys to chat lenge all jurors, who have moral energy sufficient to brave the gnawing of hunger and tedious labors of the jury room, rather than to pollute their soul by giving a verdict contrary to their oaths, nd contrary to right and juatice. We were pleased to seejurora the present week, when endeavoring to decide a difficult case, furnished with something to appease hunger, and render them ia a fit nomor to mete out j nstice to their fellow men. The court are laboring through the great mast of wsincss before them the present Session, No cues of importance are to be decided, but the court will scarcely be able to transact all the business hicb would come up for action, ia the two weeks. We have received a communication upon the subject of the murder in Posey Township; -t as there have been some important particulars come to light since it was written, we uecltne giving it publicity. It now proves to have been a citiien of Decatur Co. that was murdered, iostead of a German pedler, and is lnPpose! to have been murdered by an indiltoal who was t ravelin 2 in company with him. the legislature will probably adjourn suet .. M. Jow. Feb. 17.

Jltf ?ersoa.iWe paper of J.. 29. STATS rfttSON OP Nniini A f.. j '

since C. F. Clarkson, Esq., of Brookville, the state visitor, appointed hy the Governor, made lilt Mmi.nMu.l r- . . a .. ... -""-"....utii visit to me institution. This gentleman is pre-eminently qualified to discharge the important duties attached to his oftce. e are informed that he spent several days in investigating come abuses, that were thought to have crept in, in the manVl oniu msuiuuon. we know not. ma luucini report will be; but we are creditably informed, that the inmates under tne particular charge and care of the junior partner (Samuel II Patterson. Rn.i Vn... sed entire satisfaction, as lo their diet, clothing, medical chi e &c.;of'.lie extent of the complaints against the senior partner I Benin. mm iiciifiejj we are not informed. The vistrir tm-t.im ...... i l .. . . ......... .m.i it iu,u k mat meets our news upon the subject of punishment for crimes, it was that St was not the length or seventy of punishment that deterred the vicious from committing crime j but the certainty of being From the Indiana Journal J Fub. 14. I le Senate spent some part cfveeterdai upon the bill to provide for the payment of the deht of Indiana to the Braches of the Slate bank. Several amendments were made; utlhc bill has not et been finally acted on. Good part ol the afternoon was spent upon uie bin to provide lor the selection, rating, and si llins Wabash nnJ Erie rannl lands' which gave rise to considerable debate. The bill was amended by slrikine out so much thereof nt provides for the issue of Scrip and Treasury notes, and then re-committed to a select committee. The resolution from the House for the removal of the President and two Directors of the Stale bank was called up, and an effort made to have immediate ac tion upon it: but, after some discussion, as t o the propriety of postponing it, in order to rive Senators an opportunity of examining the sub ject, ttte SSennte adjourned and left the reso lution pending tor a da. Ou testerdav.in the Haue. th re nor! nf-

the bank committee was taken up for concur- re solutions, expressing the sense of the meerence. Mr MXauehey,as$oonastheoek- tin?, were unanimouslv udontcd.

er put the question on concurring, arose and

called the attention of the House In the im-llr

position which had been practiced upon thelture of this State to charge the present disHouse and the peonte, by the unfair, or rath- tresses of the citizens of Indiana, unon the

er fraudulent manner in which the testimony iiau oeen priiuea. it appears that, alter the testimony ha I been taken before the commit-i tec, the majority authorized the t lerk to the committcc,who is a Loco Foco, to make out an abstract of it to enable them to prepare a fl at . sw.a t epori ior me anion oi ine Mouse. v hen the report was introduced, accompanied with all the testimony, a moti n, and of course carried in the affirmative, was made to print the report. A motion was also made lo print along with it, all of the testimony; which was decided in the affirmative. Mr Fisher, the author of the report, tried to prevent the printing of all the testimony; but only so much, and of that kind, as would sustain the repot t. In this, however, lie was over-ruled, and all the testimony wns ordered to be minted. hat then must have been the surprise ofl memncrs, when the printed report was laid before them, to find that the printer, instead of printing all the testimony as ordered, had oniy printed the abstract made out by the clerk to the committee, and for the use of the committee t This despicable ttltk, however. can easily be accounted lor. 1 he authors ot the report well knew that if all Ihe tt stimonv should be allowed to go to the people along wiiu tne report, it would have been a complete and triumphant answer to that false document. Hence, the reason of a nart of it. Mr Fsher offered a very flimsey reason for the mistake as he railed it. He said that the printer had accidentally laid his hand on the abstract instead of the testimony itself! II it were an accident, then the printer is not fit for his station. After the vote was taken on concurring in the report of the bank committee, (which was Jecided in the affirmative) the joint resolution removing Samuel Merrill from the Presidency, and Robert Morrison and Calvin Fletcher from the Directory of the otate bank ol Indiana, was taken up and passed by Ihe following vote: Atbs Messrs. Albert son, Bowles Buckles, Ca i let on of L-, Clark,Conwny,Davis,Err les, bdmonsion, f isher, r risbie, Gamgus, Gardner, Haddcn, Hamblin, Henley, Hull, Hunt of J., Ii ne, l.anius, Lee. McCormatk. MrCoy, Miller, Milroy, Monroe, Moore of O., Moore of v., Morrison, ftelron of B., Nelson of M., Osborn ofC, Osbom of U. Peiry, Purviance, Porter, Ripley. Robinson of Rush, o ends, dpann, Stewart, Warnner, Wheeler, White, Wilson of W. Wonter, and Read, Speaker 49. Nobs Messrs. Allison, Arnold, Atherton, Baker, Becket, Bell, Bennett, Berkshire, Burke, Butler, Campbell, Carleton of F. Coats, Cooper, Cox, Dunn, Everts, Farley, twitch, roster, Hamer, Hunt of Jackson, Jenckes, Jones, Judah, Lancaster, McGaueh ey, Montgomery, Morgan, O'Neal, Osborn of J?.. l'arker, Robinson of J., Robinson of Kip ley, Rush, Shivelv, LSouthard, Sweetser. Thompson, Wilson of M., Woodard and Zenor 46. From the Indiana Journal Feb. 17. On Friday the joir t resolution lor the removal from office of Samuel Merrill, Calvin Fletcher, and Robert Morrison, was taken up in Senate, and, on motion of Mr Stephenson, indemutely postponed b) a vote of 27 to 19. Some time was spent upon a bill to provide for the selections, rating, and selling Wabash and brie canal lands, which, alter being va riously amended, was read a third time aud passed. The Senate spent some time on Saturday

in committee of the whole upon the surplus revenue bill. The amendments of the com

mittee of the whole were concurred in by the Senate, and the bill passed. The remainder of the day was spent upon bills on their second reading. The joint resolution removing Samuel Merrill, Calvin Fletcher, and Robert Morrison, as rresidentand Directors of the State hank of Indiana, was indefinntelv postponed in the Senate on Friday, by the following vote: Ayes Messrs. Angle, Arion, Baird of St. Joseph, Beard of M., Bell. Berry. Blair. BoElliott, Ewing of Alh n, Ilrrriott, ane, Moffat, Morgan, Mount. Nave, Riley, Smith, Stafford. Stephenson, o,and Willi a ns 27. Those in italic are Van Burt n mnn. Noes Messrs. Jrmstrong Carr, Chamberlain, Crotrn. Eiie of Cats. Finch. Green, Ilarkett, Haigrove. Kennedy, Kinxer, Lowe, Nickoll.Sin.lev.Tannehill. Thon.p son,Tuley, II', its, and Wright 19. Those iniafjYjarc Wrh:g. Politics unknown. The work ooe bravely on." On Saturday the House passed a bill abolishing the present Fund Commissioners and Public Works and removing the present Chief Engineer, in service of the Slate. This hill provides for i.ne Fund Commis ionor.with a salary of fifteen hundred dollars per annum, which inhidcs all expenses; one Commissioner of Public Works, and two Chief Engineers, each to receive a yearly salary of one thousiirvt Hollars. As the bill pnsd the House by mere than tw o to one, (ayes G5, noe 1 29) we think it more than pi-o'nnble that it will pass the Senate and become a law.-. fnd. Jour. POSEY TOWNSHIP. Pursuant to previous notice, the Democratic Whigs of ley tow tYip,hv.l a. meeting in Laurel, Saturday, the 15th inst. On motion, Mr lnac Clements was called to the Ch iir, and Henry D. Smith appointed Scnetarv. The oljct of the meeting being briefly stat trl Kv I ha I Kal 11 tlrWatlsin. lll rallai-Bit A Resolved. That we view the attempt made ! V.n Itnron mpn.hK nf ih l.i si.l. Uys tern of Internal Improvements, as unjustifiable, ungenerous, and beneath the dignity ol men claiming to represent the democracy of the country. Rrtnlifd. That we believe the general distiess of the country, is to be attributed solely to the miserable tinkering ol the Currency by the present administration; viewing as we do thefinantiat measures, they have proposed to be unsound in principle, unwise in pnliry, and destructive in tendency to the busine s, character, credit, commerce and morals of the country. Resolved That we view the conduct of our Representative, Elisha Iong, in regard to the system of Internal Improvement, as undignified and uabecomlag a nvn whose claims lo his present station, were pdicatrd upon his warm and gealous attachment to the. systern, and who was elected solely upon the ground of his efficient support of the same. ZfcWrW, That we form ourselves into a "Tippecanoe Club," and that we hold meeting tor discussion, monthly, in different par's ct the township, our hist meeting to be held in Laurel, on the 14th of March. On motion, the following gentlemen were appointed delegates to represent this town hip,'in the county Convention: John Morgan, Esq., Jas. Simmons. Esq., James Con well, Stephen Jinks, bamuei Jinks, James Wiley, Gideon Jinks, Wm Anderson, Wm Holland, Jas Allison, A 5 Babbitt, wm Williams, D. C Cation. Henry D Smith, J M Jamison, Ed w'd Johnson, Coburn Murry, James Vilott, Urban Edgerton.Esq , David Uazxard. Ezekie-I Ty tier, Jonathan Williams, Isaac Clements, Thos Gilford, T J White, J D Howland, Williamson Pugh, John Lew is, Isaac Smith, Thos Iledrirk, Henry Irish, Jamet Brison, J II Young, W N Doughty, B G Wells, Elias Mary,Chas. Macy, 'Silas An derson, Littleton Loffiand, William Wilson, Henry Brison, Jos. Katts, Geo. A. Hellen. II. D. Smith, Sec'y. If I am not grossly deceived, the' signs of the times indicate that Gen. Harrison, will not only he a very formidable but a successful competitor ol Mr. Van JJuren tor tne rresidenry. The Tact that he has done so mucn service in the field, and in the council, and held so many resposible places of trust, without the slightest imputation upon his integrity, will recommend him very strongly to the people, and can t many of the puriest and most patriotic of our rititens to his support. Your neighbour, Mr. Ilitr.hic, may nutter ct flounder like a duck in a mud puddle. He may talk of his ten thousand majority and affect the most perfect confidence; but I am perfectly satisfied Virginia is lost tt M Vtn Buren. She cannot, consistently with her principles,sustain the latitudinougand monar chal measure s of this Administration, and bind herself to the car of Executive pvwer forever. Mark my prediction, Van Buren cannot get the electorial vote of Virginia." 10,000 Casbels or Wheat. LjThe subscribers wiab to purchsse 10,000 buabels of good merchantable wheat, for which the market price will be given, to be delivered at Brooktille. Long He Brown. Taken Dp. By Henry Davis or Kay Township Franklin County Indiana, one ettray read snd white pided steer, "supposed to be live years old next spring. marked with a crop off each ear, and a slit in each ear. Appraised lo be worth twelve dollars bv Wil lism Ulidewell and Nathan Hawkins before me the TU day of February 1640 CHARLES M ARLIN Justice of tbe Peace.

DR. EVAN'S FEVER AND AGUE PILLSThese pilla, so admirably adapted to afford uniform relief in the different modifications or the dis tressing maladies, are particularly recommended to public notice. On the scces sionof the cold stage, when the face and limbs of the sufferer become pale, and the sensation of cold and languor are felt pervading the whole system.their administration is accompanied with astonishing success. They soon lessen the subsequent distressing shivering, and violent shaking, and by continuing in their use, (as directed) will ultimately cure the most obstinate Aodb. TLcv do not exhaust like nnro. .till

their action ia more universal and effectual: they remove all obstructions, excite 0e functions of the Liver to a healthy action, and produce a free circulation. These pills are of signal utility in those distressing esses, where there is a sallowness of complexion, pain in the region of the liver, tension and distress in the epigastric region, with other symptoms indicating the ex iatence of morbid action or chronic disease of the stomach, liver, bowels, mesentery, or spleen, which consequences so generally supervene from protrscted intermittents. They permanently overcome these diseases, at the same time give tone to the stomach, rlnn .nrf strengthen the bowels, and impart health, vigor, nml mergy to the system. Many persons emigrate to the rich and fertile t. il of the et. in the hope m loin my a luiurc competency, but alas! ere lonr that hope becomes blasted, w hen they app-ar with impair ia einecDicu const itutkuij, resulting from attacks of that direful trmr ..r ti. w... f Veer ana .trite. I f biicIi persons had mnrtA the use of the above pi'ls, the sunken, po!.d roun-n-iiaiicB wouio nave oeen restored to ita florid hue the vital energy re-establihed, and the hole system purified and invieorate.l. They are now regaruea as an inesttmiltle public hlessinff.snd indiapensible to the health, comfort, and een orncmrilf nl Ik. ;..l-. . prreperur ol the inbaoitanl of minr nnri nn, r the fTestera C.uutry. These pilla are an edoctusi remedy in Fever and Ague; they invariably efleant sa KAB.HA..a m t . - .. . F'x'ioom cure. m orst feeling the premooitory rvmptoms of tbe once to clear thoroughly the stomach and bowela In no way can this be better and le inconveniently produced than hv takin? a dn nr n. ir-. Kvaiis Purifyinir Pills, tbe value an. I -ll ticaled virtues of which medicine have been, and still are, too apparent to call for further com inert. i noy tend to promote a healthy secretion of the bile, and render tbe system caoable of rpr;rin. with benefit tbe Invigorating or Strengthening I ills.a never failing rcmedv in nrcrrin.r th stitution from attacks of the al. ....I strengthening the stomach, snd the whole svvtein rice One dollar a pack containing both kiuds of Pills. t n xv i. N"". N Y, June 2d. IS:?0. To Dr W in Lvansi le.ir Sir I k... t... -r dieted during the spring and fall of the lt three years, wim toe fever and Agtie; the doctors who attended me. called it the tertian kind: it ninrn.J every other day. All my friends supposed that tuere W'as no hope for my recovery; I always felt ""S"'" recuie,- inj lace and limbs btcamo pale and emaciated; my b.eatbing was short snd au ioub, with a constant pain iu my right side; the fit generally continued eight or ten hours, during whith time there wss oiten an acute pain in tbe head; sometimes sliirbt delirium. I ini,i k . friend (who had likewise hannilv owtianMJ ti.. salutary effects of Dt Evan.' Fever and Ague nils) mat they had cured him and was likely to prove beneficial to me. I aent for them. Ar.J glad I an to assert, that I never had a return of the ague after using a few packages of them; they are an invaluable remedy for that distressing complaint, and I ardently hope that the public will soon become fully acquainted with their virtaes. ou may puoiinh Una iryou consider it of any service to you. Yours with esteem, tJ , , CHARLES ANDERSON Sold at 100 Chatham street, New York, snd at 47 Oreen streo:, Louisville, and by hie advertised agents in all the principal towns in the United States. G, HOLLAND, Brookville, la. Dr. Goodc's celebrated Female Pills. These i pills are strongly recommended to the notice of the ladies as a safe and efficient remedy in removing those complaints peculiar to their sex, from want of exercise, or general debility of the syttem, obrtructicns. BUODreasinna. and irremiUri. ty of the menses; at the same time strengthening, "'""ii giving tone to tne stomach and bowels, and producing a new and healths action thro'out tbe system generally. They create appetite, correct indigestion, remove giddiness, and nervons nr.y-acoe. ana are eminently useful in those flstolent complaints which dintrres females so much at the "Tvaa or Lira." They obviate costlveness, . aaa . ...u counteract an numerical and nervous affections, likewise afford soothing and permanent reIIabT : BM A ts tt. " " r mor mi u, or whites, and in the most obsi inate cares of Chlorosis, or Cr en Sirknecs. thev invsriablv restate the pallid and delicate female to neaita and Vigor. These pills have gained the sanction and appro bation of the mwt eminent physicians in tbe Uni ted tates, and many mothers caa also testify to their extraordinary efficacy. J Goode't celebrated Female PilU are of two una, via.- jxo i,or laxative pills, and No 2, or re ttorstive pills. Thev are for the following di ses; Soppression, irregularity, or retention of tbe Menses, fluor albus, chlorosis or green sickness, eoetiveneea, gravel, incontinence of nrine. ntrvmi. affections, hysterica, irrolapsus oteri or falling of u wvui?, mo pues. This medicine ia acknowledged to be one of tbe most valuable discovered, as a purifier or the blood and fluids, it ia superior to Saraaparills, whether as euuonne or alterative. Direetiontor se.Pilla No 1 muni ha laban from three to six, or more, at bed time, sufficient wnio nrimij mi me oesired object is effected. Take Ko 2 accoiding to the directions as on tbe box. In all cases, both kinds of the nilla are to ha n..l " following manner; Vake three pills or more of Mo 1, every night on going to bed, increasing iiumucr ii tney uo not open tht bowels; also, take three of the pilla No 8, half an hour each meat, tnree times daily. 05r3ee list of A genu, bee other advertisements in this paper. O. HOiXANJD, Brookville. A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS. Dr W. Evans' celebrated Soothing Syrup, for Children cutting their feeta. This infallible remeoy naa preserved hundreds of children, when thought past recovery, from convulsions. A s soon aa tbe Syrup is rubbed on the gems, the child will recover. Thie preperation is so innocent, eo efiicscious. and so pleasant, that no child wi'.l refuse to let its gums be rubbed with it. When infsnts are at the age of four months, though there is no appearance 01 leetn, one sottle of tbe aty rop shoo Id be used on the gaum, te open the pore. Parents should never be without tbe 8yrop in the nursery where there are young children; for If a child weftes in the night w ith pain in the gums, the Syrup immediately gives ease by opening Ua pores and healing tbe gums, thereby preventing coevalions, fevers tc. Tee paesege ef the teeth taroogh gums pro-

duces troublesome and dangerous symptoms. It !. known by mothers that there is a great irritation in the mouth and gums during the process. The m "e,, lhe crction snd the saliva increased, the child is seised with frequent snd sudden fits of cryin . writhing, stsrting in its sleep, and spasms of peculiar parts; the child shrieks with extreme violence, and thrusts its fingers into its mouth If these preenrsatory symptoms sre not speedily siIsvisted, spasmodic convulsions universally supervene, and soon cause the desaolution of tbe infant. Mothers who have their babes afflicted with these distressing symptoms should spply Dr. Wm. Evsns celebrated Soothing Srrnp, which has prese:ved hundred f infanta when th.ujjlit pat recovery, from being sudc'enlj attactcd v.itb ll.it fatal malady, convulsions. DiacTTioios. Please shake Ihe liotile wl.eu first opened. Wl en cl il Ireu begin to be in pain with their teeth shooting in tLeir gum, put a little of tin Syrup in touepoon, and with I he finger let the child gums be rubbeil fjr t vo or three minutes hree times a day. It mint not be it to the breast immediate'y, for the milk would take the Syrup off too roon. When the teeth are ju.t comnj through t.eir gums, mothers should unn.f Iiately appiv tbe Srup it will prevent their chit, dren having a fear, and undergoing thd piiuful operation or lancing the g'ims, whi.-b vay makes the next tomb much harder to come through, and sumetiines ciuee death. Pt ice on: dollar per buUie. A gentle mm who has madtl.e tnaiof Dr. V. Eam Soothing Syrup in bis family, (in rane of a

teething dual.) wishes us to Hut a U,t le fuuud it entirely effectual in relieveirg piu in u,e gums, and prevriuing tlieoonwqiiPiuct l.icti rotiftimes follow. We cheerfully cotnplr !tb his requc.t. .V. r. Sum. ., "I IV F. ? "S We believe it is generally a?knwlelged by I "" oitu . iu mn sooilitn-rvrup lor . -t.i . , children culling their teeth, advertised in'another column, is a highly usesful article Jor the purpote for which it ia intended. Highly repcctable persons, si suy rate, who have m.ido use of it, do not hooitateto give its virtues tLe sanction cf their names." liottnn Traveller. A severe case of teething, w'th summer complaint, cured by the infallible American Soothing yrup of 7Jr. Wm. Lvnn. Mr. MTlierson. rosiding at N.. H, Midikoii strei t. calUd a few days since at the medial oftice of Dr. Win. Erans, 1(H) Catliam ktreet, pur:haied a botlle ol the Syrup for her child. wh was suffering excruciating pain during the proreas of dentition, tcin; inoiuentarially threatened With convulsions, iu bonds too were exceeding hoe. ud no food could be retained oj tie stomach. Alnott iounedi itc!y on its appliestion.tlic alarming syni-loma entirely reared, snd by continuing the ue or the syrup on the fiim. the bowels in a short time became quite natural. As a tribute of gratitude for the benefit affirmed the child, the mother came of Iit own accord, and freely sanctioned pubheityy to tim above. A single trial of ibis modiciiie will let its unrirdlled virtues. In the inary thouemd eases where it bss been used it bat never failed to give immediate relief to the infantile iifferer. Principal office for tbe United Stales, 100 Chatham st N. York. Cavtios. Entered according to Act of Congress to avoid imposition of counterfeiters; be pa' ticularthat the label expreaca that it has been entered, and be lihewie particular in purchasing irooi me regular agent. aee list of areola for tbe sale of tbe following medicines in this paper; r.vans Camomile and Aperient Pills. Evana Soothing Syrup for Children cutting their Teetb. Uoode's Pemile PiVe. Evans Fever and Aitue PiiK G. HULLNI), Hrookville, lod. and others see Sit of sgents. P. & G. Ilibben, Ruabvilk; Eaikst and Topseott, Hainilt' n O.; Mtithias, Kieser and Co., Rossritie.

.4 Jk'EfF THEORY, tub resting anil applicable to the. ajflicted with Difcases of the Stomuh. ;r JVttvct; Such as Dyspepsia, either chronic or casual, under the worst symptoms of restlessness .lowncts of spirits, and general emaciation; Consumption, whether of the lunija or liver? Liver Affections; Jaundice , both biliary and spasmodic; Cosliveness; Worms of every variety; Rheumatism, whether acute cr chronic; together with Gout, Mtrofula, Pains in the head, back, limbs and side; Tj pns Fever, Scarlet Fevei, Putrid Sore Throat. Fever snd Ague, Spasmodic palpitation of tho heart nnd a rtertra .Nervous irritability. Nervous weakness. Hysterics, Tic Doloreux cramps. Female obxtruclions. Heartburn, Headache, Cough the common or humid, and tint dry or the whoopinp; Asthma, Gravel and Dropsy. The Blood bis hitherto been considered by Empirics and others, as the great regulator of the heman system, and such is tbe devotedners of the ad berents to that erroneous doctrine, that tbey content themselves with the simple posesnion of this fallacious opiuion, without enquiring into the primary sources from whence lite, hesltb, and vigor emanate, aud, vice versa, pain, sickness, disesse and death. Not so with Dt. Hunt, whose extensive research and practical experience to eminently qualify him for the profession of which he baa been one of tbe moat useful members. He contends and a moment's reflection will convince any reasonirg mind of tbe correctness of bis views that tbe stomach, liver, and the BFsocisted orgsns are the primary and great regulators of health, and that tbe blaod in very many instances is dependent on these organs, and that unless medicine reaches the root of the dWe,the saperjictat anodyne usually prescribed, serve but as foils to cover the ravages of deep rested maladies. Under these convictions, at the expense of years of close application, tbe doctor has discovered a medicine whose searching powers are irresistible, and in prescribing, it is with a knowledge of its beinr a radical cure ia tbe varioua ditesaee already enumerated, even if applied in the most critical cases, b it he does not pretend to ascribe to HUMT'S BOTAXIC PILLS a supernatural agency, although from positive proofs within the knowledge of hundreds, be is prepared to shew, that when every other earthly remedy has been giveu op, IIUffT'S BO TAJ'IC PILLS have never been known to fail in effecting two very gratifying results, that of raising from the bed of aickrecs snd disease those who have tested their efficacy, snd thus amply rewarding Dr. Hunt for bis long and anxious study to attain this perfection in the Healing Art. GEO. HOLLAND, Brookville. T. & G. Hibbea, Rusbville. Liit of Agent for thefotlaving .tditineti Evans Camomile and Aperient Pills. Evans' Soothing Syrup fur Children Cutting their Teetb. Evans' Female Pills. Evana Fever and Agne Pills. Baron Von Hntcl.eler Herb Pills. Philadelphia Office No ft 8outh Seventh, near Market street; Geo. Holland, BrookviPe; T. sad G. Hibbea, Rusbville; Luke Evill, Wilmington; Jno. Ferris and Co-, Lawrenceburgbi Earkst and Tooseott, Hamilton, O.; Matthias, Kieser sad CeRossvitle; 8. C. Parkhurst, O.nsinnatdi Elnatbaa Cory, Bloomirg Grove; James Baird. Roobeeter. Dr. Joseph Clarkson, sur tine), Ted. Nov. 19,1SS. - 40-ty