Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 29, Brookville, Franklin County, 17 July 1840 — Page 3

ASIEIHIIC AN.

jlROOKTILLE, INDIANA

FRIDAY JCLT IT, IMO.

We commend to our reader tbe address to the A,,,., V tall tou: moreover, that the Ad i

Whig of Indiana. Eater into the spirit and prae-j ministration Dart? have money in abundance,

tice of tU advice. Wt bar to Erht trainst elnl nrensinr it .Teelr. Thev will teU Tou

powerful mooted aristocracy. But the soldier oftwe give upIndiana, and da not men n to

iberty are always equal to eoldiera for plunder Strive for it." But we any to you that t hey are

Talk to your neighbor, in calmness and candor tlrivinge fr Indiana. They believe they have

.Meeting at Elixabethtoian. There is to be a brfe Harrison meeting at Elisabeth town Ohio tc-norrow. Gen. Harrison hat premised to be there. "d health permitting. The meeting -;tl L addressed by Wo. W. Southgnte, Joseph

I White. N O. Fendleton, C. B. Smith, Johnson,

jte A cantl boat will leave Brookville this eve

sin at sunset for the purpose of taking those who

-,;.k .ttnd the meetir.ff. The citizens of

Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana ere invited to attend.

And they will be there in thousands.

We call the attention to the communication of

Judge Mount. Tbey thought they bad caught him

ic tight P-c out it bard lo Joander old Pe

tit The managers of the Democrat will please pub

lish David Mount's communication in their next

Finer, and send their bill to '.he American office

r-i -- for paymsnt.

is

Be careful your statements are correct.

Mr. Gray, editor of the Vevay Times, and for

snerly edi'.or of the Madison Courier, has left the,

federal ranks, and eotne out tor Democracy and the! interest of the people. He is an able writer one

of the strongest they had in the federal ranks in

this State. He is about commencing a Democrat

ic Whig paper at Yevay. Federalism will have a very alight support in Indiana by Nov. next.

"This however, accords with federalism. It

cannot contend bold! with its adversaries in the

field! Frai;in Federal) Democrat.

When the truth does occasionally aire out of this

filthy organ of federalism, we are compelled to give

them credit for it. Theis is a candid avowal that

their federal party cannot contend with the Demo

cratic Whigs. A more solemn truth never escap ed the lips or pen of man.

The srosnect for the Democratic Whig ticket

of Franklin County is cheering. We have the most favorable news from every township. If the Whigs of the county do their duty on the day of election, all will be well. Stsnd shoulder to shoulder. Be vigilant in detecting illegal votes, and see that none of our friends are imposed upon. Persevere

lulled vouito a fatal security and will rise up&

master you before you awake from your deceitful dream.

Now, this is plain, and it mar. be unpnlata

ble talk, but the rough truth is better than a

smooth deception. Let every Whig who

reads thi, apply It to the fac'.a around him and he will nee the justice of our remarks.

We are trusting to speeches alone.and welhave

orators enough to talk a universe to sleep.

Speak when there is occasion, but do not trust

. a ran . .

to speaking alone, send jour committee out

upon active duty. Let them go to the homes

. as it. s . a

and to the news 01 tne people. L.et mem

there talk with them as brother would talk to

brother, let them warn them of the dangers that hang 'over our beloved country, and by

the heirth stones In free men's cabin sit down

and converse upon the best modes of saving the Republic. Such a course will ensure ui

victory, for our cause! is the cause of justice,

of truth and of. liberty. Thii is the f riiii in

DK. KVAV9 FEVEK AXD AGUE PILLS. These pills, so admirably adapted to afford uniform relief in the different modification of the distressing maladies, are particularly recommended to public notice. On the accessionof 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 syslem.lheir 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 obsti

natt Ae v. l hey do not exhaust like purges, sti n

their action is more universal and effectual. they

remove all obstruction, excite the functions of the

Liver to a healthy action, and produce a free cir

eolation. These pills are of signal utility in those

distressing cases, where there is a sallowness of

complexion, pain in the region or the liver, tension

and distress in the epigastric region, with other

symptoms indicating the existence of morbid action

or chronic disease of the stomach, liver, bowels,

mesentery, or spleen, which consequences so gen

erally supervene from protracted interroittents.

1 hey permanently overcome these diseases, at the

same time give tone to the stomach, cleanse and

strengthen the bowels, and impart health, vigor,

and energy to the system. Many persons emigrste

to the rich and fertile il of the west, in the hope of attaining a future competency, but alas! ere long

that hose becomes blssted, when they srpar with

impaired and enfeebled constitution, resulting

ilium IIBGKS VI Will UIIVIUI HIIHI f IB! 11,11

C3reti';ortal Camp meeting. tt has been pro

pesed to held a grand political Congressional

Campmeeting for the 4th Congressional District

of Indiana, some time this summer or fall, tt

isttaded for both parties to meet, with baggage canto eeuinase. and ptovisions, and discuss the tm

iwtant questions now agitating the Union, and to to the end ni not abandon the contest after a few

continue from dav to day, until the people and hour exertion in the morning. You must be on

cart es are satisfied. We hardlv expect the feds the alert till the last vote be polled. We have a

I - a a k-k a . .a

to accede to this proposition, asthey are not will-1 vigilant loe to contend with, and having all toe

tn rrret tha YhV and discus the Question e- funds of the Government at command, they will

I

ren for one day. What say our editorial brethren move heaven and earth, if it were possible to car

of this Congressional District. Ifyou are in favor ry their point. They will not atop at bribery, ly

of such a protracted most in ar,& would not the snni- irg, buying and every other act, ana if their party

vereary of Perry' s victorv(Sept. I0th.)he a suitable do net succeed they will reeott to forte. Then

davtonvret! Itis generally a dry and pleasant Whigs of Franklin, act worthy of your cause

.m.nfth,,iir. aad farmers not much to do. lThe cause ia worthy of all exertions. On to the

We suppose Ripley or Decatur Co., would be the rescue

eammrround, as it will take nearly a county. But I Beware of spurious tickets! and spurious or for

we leave it with others to designate the point at! ged handbills, as they ha va been frequently, and

Jich the central speakers stand shall be erected. I we may expect the same again. Beware or all

Let s hear an expression upon the subject. kinds of imposition, as they ate determined every

thinsr shall bend to their pu rposes. In the western

Tna Tow5SRir. In writing down a list of the! port of he State they have already printed How

townships in Franklin county, we have alwaya fett I ard tickets with Harrison's name at the head

at a loss to say which was the first township, or I Watch these things. Read your tickets carefully

which the second. We therefor propose to have See that all the Democratic Whig are in it, and

this matter settled at the approaching August none others. W speak of theae things in time,

lection. The township that gives the largest whig Uhat all mty be prepared for any imposition, for

majority shall hereafter be called the first town-1 gery or falsehood.

aWp; and the next largest the second townehtp.and

to on through the whole number, the townahip giv-1 ' John L. Robereon will address the citxent of

inr the leavt whir vote thall be the last, and call- Brookviht to-morrow." FrenA.'ia .Democrat n1

ad the federal townshin. Hirhland and Rav.which Jalf 10

of vou are willinrto bediarrsced with this title. Well did he do it. or did you again impose on the

You hive a chance to try the question. On the I public.

list, vrhich of those noble little townshipe.Bloom- What ha become of tha Domwat's "base and

ing Grove or Bath sHSlI be named Brat. Do you illftimou. falaehood abont PorsePe pledges for U.

not feels httle pride in this matter. Fairfield I S. Senator: See Judge Mounts defence in to-days

Springfield, and White Water, are about on a par 1 paper.

non . which of you shall bo first on the list. There

rill also he a contest between Poeey and Brook- Bam rmg. Mr. Morris Updyke in this town

ville, for the supremacy. Therefore thie contest ship raised a tranw barn on Tuesday last, ite in

is to detide your rank. Every voter therefore ited th neighbor without regard to party. In should vote in his own township. I the evening after the barn waa up, Doct. Wallace

who came ia the evening read a Van Buren speech or pamphlet, and then the vote waa taken when it

. Z- .a i ' w,,a sanvi

the f.ite oftlie Kepublic. II you will lail now. F fr tnd jrue, if ,ue, persons had resorted to

you put into the hands of a President the 'the use of the above pills, the sunken, psllid roun-

sword nnd the purse and next vear he will

he at the head of a standing mmy ot the two hundred thousand men. Think of these things act worthy of yourselves and the principles which you support. Selected. "MiwisocRGii.Ohio, June 2Gth, IS 40.

mMesrs. Editor Dattor Journal: We

send you for publication the following state-

mentmade by one of the parasites ol the pres

ent administration, which will conbrm the

fact that the elevation of the party and the

poils of office are more regarded than the

pledget made to the dear people,

In conversation with a person a few days

tcnance would have Seen restored to its florid hue.

the vital energy re-established, and t!e whole system purified and invieorsled They are nw r' garded as an inestimable public blessing, snd indis-

pensioie to the neaiui. comiort, snd even the local

prosperity of the inhabitants of many portions of

the it estern uonniry. i iiese puis are an effectu

al remedy in Fever and Ague; they invariably ef

fect a perinaneut cure, un hrst feeling the premonitory symptoms of the A true, it is advisable at

once to clear thoroughly the stomach and boa-els.

In no way can this be better and lees inconveniently produced than by taking a dose of Dr. IFm. Evans Purifying Pills, the value and well authenticated virtues of which medicine have been, and still are, too apparent to call for further comment.

They tend to promote a healthv secretion nf the

bile, and render the system capable of receiving

knna-n by mothers that there is a great irritition in the mouth and gums during the proce. Tho gum swell, the secretion and the saliva increased.

the child is seized with frequent and sudden fits or cry in , writhing, suiting in its steep, and spasms of peculiar parts; the child shrieks with extreme

violence, and thrusts its fingers into its month.

lrthese precursatory symptoms are not speedily alleviated, spasmodic convulsions universally supervene, and soon cause thedessolutinn nf the infant.

Mothers who have their babes sfflicted with these distressing symptoms should spply Dr. Wm. Evans celebrated Soothing 8yrup, .which has preserved hundreds of infants when thought past recovery, from being suddenly attacled with that fa

tal maiaay. convulsions.

DiBBCTiofts. Please shake the Bottle when

first opened. When children begin to be in pain

with their teeth shooting in their gums, put a little of the 8yrap in a teaspoon, snd with the finger let the childs gums be rubbed for two or three minutes hrce times a day. It roust not be put to the breast immediately, for the milk would take the Syrup off too soon. When the teeth are just coming through their gums, mothers should immediately spplv the Syrup; it will prevent their children having a fear, and undergoing the painful operation of lancing the gums, which alnaya make the next tooth much harder to come through, and sometimes causes death. Price one dollar per bailie. "A gentleman who fas made the trial of Dr. W. Kvsns' 8oothing Syrup in his family, ase of a

teething child.) wishes us to stale that he found it entirely effectual in reliereirg pain in the gums, and preventing the conseqnenres which sometime follow. We cheerfuUy complv with his requecU .V. Y. Sun. We believe il is generally acknowledged by thoe who have tried it that the soothing syrup fur children cutting their teeth, advertised in another column, is a highN usesful article for the urw for which it is intended. Highly respectable par. sons, at any rate, who have made use of It, do not . hesitate to give it virtues the sanction f- their

since, Emanuel Gephart, of Miami townahip.' with benefit the Invigorating or Strengthening stateJ that the $400,000 loan, lately obtained (PV never failing remedy in preserving the con-

hv the officer of this State, would be ezoen- "" cks oi me aoove dieesses. and

j!j t k:. J5.i .n,t .K, i nA.hnr.n mild lengthening the stomach, and the whole system

v " V " T. . ,, (KrPnce One dollar a neck containing both

warn ssi ww viinwri w mi aaaisa sbibiiv w ian wa iiuiii : r wm : v

not vote the whole democratic ticket: and in

Whig of Springfield. It baa long been a mat

terof dispute, whether the whiga or the fed had atloo4 M follows.

majority in your township. Tou will recollect al

to Wow you were imposed upon at the last spring

election. There is now a chance to decide the po

etical complexion of your townahip. Will you,ev ery one, walk to the polls ia your own township, tnd decide in a manner that shall forever shut the

mouths of the feds.

Harrison Tan Buren (Dr. Wallace) Neutral

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this way, aaya Gephart, we expect to gain from one to two thousand votes for Sawyer and Shannon. Gephart further staled that

those hands would be obtained from Indiana, as the public works were abandoned theie.

Should this stalemen; Decerned, prooi is at

hand.

By order of the Miamishurgh Tippecanoe

Club. M. D. WtttTRIDGE,

EU-Y. PCXRELL, M. S. Blossom,

Corresponding Committee.' Here is a rdot, to defeat the will of the

ocoole by the money of the Government,that

should bring everv virtuous freeman to his

feet, to rebuke such paontgacy, ana guara

diligently against uch encroachments upon

the elective tranchise. un. uo.

Here romcs a full company of "bolters'

from the Licking, Ohio, paper. Huzza for

old Licking THE BALL IROI.LINU. "Strilct onr names fmm the Nottingham Utt,

We, the undersigned, former supporters of

the Administration of Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren, believing that the present administration have abandoned the most clicr-

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kinds of Pills.

HaatKM. T, June 2d. 1839 To Dr Wm Evans. Dear Sir I hava been af

flicted durng the sprins? and fall of the lsst three

years, with the Fever and Ague; the docttorswho

attencea me. caueo it the tertian kind; it returned

very other day. All my friends supposed that there was no hope for my recovery; I always Wt languid and feeble; my face'sndtyimbs became pale and emacisted; my bieathing was short and anxious, with a constant pain in my right side; the fit generally continued eight or ten hours, during which time there wss often an acute pain in the

head; sometimes slight delirium. I was told by

mend (who had likewise happily experienced the salutary effects of Dt Evans Fever and Ague Pills) that they had cured him and waa likelv to

prove beneficial to me. I sent for them. And

glad I am 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. Tou may publish this ifyou consider it of soy service to you. Tours with esteem, CHARLES ANDERSON 8old at 100 Chatham street, New Tork. and at

47 Green street, Louisville, and by hie advertised sgents in all the principal town in the United

States. G, HOLLAND. Brookville, la.

names." Boito Traveller.

A severe case of teethinp. w'.th summer com

plaint, cured by the infallible American Soothing

feyrup or lit. w m. Kvans. Mrs. M'Pherson, residing st No. 8, Madison street, called a few days since st the medical office ot Dt. Wm. Evans, It 0

Calham street, purchased a bottle of the Syr for

her clnd, who was suffering excruciating pain curing the process of dentition, being momenta rially threatened with convulsions, its buaels too tr exceeding loose, snd no food could be retained on the stomach. Almost immediately on it application, the alarming symptoms entirely ceased, snd by continuing the use of the syrup on the gnmt. the bowels in a sIhmi time became quite natural. As a tribute of gratitude for the benefit afforded the child, the mother came of her own accord, and freely sanctioned publicityy to the above. A single trial of this medicine will test its unrivsited virtues. In the mar.y thousand cases where it has been used it has never failed to give i mined.'ate relief to the infantile sufferer. Principal office for the United Stales, 100 Chat ham st N. Tork. CacTion. Entered according to Act of Congress to avoid imposition of counterfeiters; be pa ticularthat the label expresses that it has been entered, and be likewise particular in purchasing from the regular agent. See list of sgents for the sal of the following medicines in this paper;

Evana Camomile and Aperient Pills.

I'.vans Soothing Syrup for, Children cutting their Teeth.

Goode's Female Pill.

Evans' Fever end Ague Pill.

Q. HOLLA ft U, Urookville. lad.

and other see list of sgents.

I', ic G. Hibben. Kushville; Karkat and Top-

scot t, Hamilton O.; Matthias, Kieser snd Co.,

ItossviUe.

Dr. Goode's celebrated Female Pills. These pills are strongly recommended to the notice of the ladies as a safe snd efficient remedy in removing those complaints peculiar to their sex.

Hantoek Co. furf There wae an election for

Justice of the Peace ia Blue River townahip tn

Every whig voter that leaves Hancock Co. lad. on Saturday last, which was te

that township on that day before he votes should i ted on strict party grounds. Richard Hackleman,

be counted as a traitor to his township. Will you I whig, waa elected, by 87 votes to 41

net profit by this suggestion. Talk of the natter

among yourselvea. If yon have business at the TO THE WHIGS OF INDIANA.

county seat, go and vote ia your own townahip,! We would. In these stirring times, when

and then come here to attend to business. Give! the friends of the Constitution and of Reform

the votes, and let them be counted at the poll. I are congregating in vast masses, and making

The whirs of White Water contend they have the very heavens echo with their shouts, ten

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a majority. We hope they will prove it on the first onr w nig ttretnren to oeware oi amouscaaes.

unj.; W tell them the omce holders were never

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actins with erealer concert ana vigor man

Jas H. Crete arrived in thie place on Friday they are at this present moment. lAey ore

last, to fill his appointment to speak on tbatitH the toddle day and night, going from house day. Havinr made on and tm naehaa a dv to house, and operating upon each individual

for some dave nrevioa.. J h.;na- nda from man. You hear of no gatherings of the an

Greanabargh that morning, from exhauation and the influence of the tun. he wan taken with the sick headache, which continued until Sunday morning, consequently ha waa unable to fill hit apcointment On Saturday Mr. Roberson had an appointment, bat owing to circumstances which we hare not learned, he did not attend. Mr. Cravens altksugh laboring under great pain and debility, addressed the people for a abort time. Mr. Bennett, V. B. candidate for Representative followed. ..... . .... ...

i pen a;a tux we do not desire to criticise, tie it

doubtless a wall meaning man, but hit manner of

aetata ia perfectly painful to na. He hat a had

recollection, a bad dalivery.aad a bad cause to advocate. We pity him when h ia speaking. Mr.

Mataaa replied to hint in the evening. It it sufficient to say that Matson made a rood impression.-

Nona of the Tan Buren speakers, nor the Tan Ba-

papers accuse Mr Matson of misrepresentation

hay cau do it. Sir. Bennett weald not ttty to

'"tea to Metsont reply

of Government, is ruinous to the interests of

mechanics and farmers, and feeling that the present is the lime when we are called upon to decide which is the strongest oar love for our country or our party, deem it our duty

to signify our preference for our country, by decUring'onrfirm resolve for supporting Wm.

If. Harrison for the Presidency.

Mr. Bennett had an inminlnitnt tar nakiii at

raaklin, on Pipe ere 3k on Tuesday last, when he iavitad the other candidates. He commenced hit Peteh about two o'clock and spoke till 7 o'clock. Utton had no chance of replying. Farmer mutt great patience to listen half a day to Joseph nnstt, now in the midst of harvest.

it ia said alto, that Mr. Panel made a speech

It. Bennett cooclndad. What his this bis fimefflnt we have sot learaed.

Burenites, you do not see them collected together In multitudes, or do you hear them

boasting much. Outwardly, they are willing

to seem alreadv defeated, but secretly they are full of hopejand of action. They are cir- - ' . . .a aa . 1 ft

culating their Extra li lobes, tneir central aodresses, and other inflammatory documents,by

the hundreds of thousands. 1 heir presses

are goinedar and night, nnd then horsemen

and videtts are off with them In an instant,

ready to read them to those who cannot rend, and to'swear.to theitruth of all that the vil documents contain. They have every county in the State divided Into districts of very small area, they have regular reports of the number of voters, of the changes, of who are doubtful, and who can be operated upon; and all this is done with the quietness of the Indian who ;s crouching in his ambush. We say to you, fellow Whigs, this ii not a time for over confidence. You have a wiley, a practised and a powerful foe to contend with a foe that live on the spoilt of the people, and will not easy

reiinquiso mem. now i we umo concentrated action. You mutt organise, appoint your committees, circulate your stpert, and'meet your adversaries at every turn. Go to the work at one) like men. You will

be surprised to find how much work you have

to do to com with Your opponent. Observe

the conduct of Ubi leadins Van Buren men in

your county, watch their motions and you will find what we tell vou to be true. They have

ctase to bj ftetWbut they are exceedingly

WmD Lynde,

Z D Larrison, Samuel White, jr.

IIBTeneyck, Peter lloham, Doct. Dickerson,

John Johnson,

Wm Brumlev, J W Lynde, Itenry Rogers, Samuel Brr, P Van winkle, " David Cawkini, Stewart Wilson, Jacob Stout, A Downey,

Newark, July 1, 1S40.

John Woodward,

John Roe, Wm R Bnrrick, George Dunn. John llusick. S C T Wood, A English, Jesse Ketner, A W Maple Thomas Maple, J M Trenary, John B Rankin, Jacob Rush, T D Cramer, George Ewing, Langdon Lydrr,

Henry Holier.

... . r T . 1 rviiiuTiuir tuiwn cumpiiinn iikcuiii

'sneo ana imporrani tiovirmw ";fr0m want of exercise, or general debility of the

and believing that ine policy oi Martin an jeystem, obstructions, suppressions, and irregulari-

Buren, with reference to the hscal operations ty of the mensest at the same time strengthening,

cleansing, and giving tone to the stomach and bow-

e'a,and producing a new and healthv action thro -

out the system generally. Thev create appetite, correct indigeation, remove riddinee,and nervous

head-ache, and are eminent! useful in those Ritolentcnmplainta which distress female to much at

the "Tvun or Lira." They obviate costlveness,

and counteract all hysterical and nervous a flee

tions, likewise afford soothmr snd permanent re

lief in Fluor Alhu. or V bite. and in the most ob

slinate cases of Chlorosis, or Rrren Sickness, they

invariably restore the pallid and delicate female to health and vigor. These pills have gained the sanction and appro

bation of the most eminent physicians in the Uni

ted States, and many mothers can tiro testify to their extraordinary efficsoy.

Dr Goorfe's celebrated Female Pith sre of two

kinds, vis: No I , or laxative pills, and No 2, or reiterative pills. They sre for the following disea

ses; suppression, irregularity, or retention of the

Menses, fluor albus, chlorosis or green sickness.

costivenees, gravel, incontinence of urine, nervous

affections, hysterics, irrolapsus uteri or falling of

tne woms, ana piles.

This medicine te acknowledged to be one of the

most valuable discovered, as a purifier nf the blood and fluids. It is superior to Sarsaparills, whether at a sudorific or alterative.

Direction i for are. Pill No 1 must be taken

from three to six, or more, at bed time, sufficient

to operate briskly till the desired object is effected. Take No 2 accoiding to the direction a on the box.

In all cases, both kind of the pills s re to be need

in the following manner; Take three pills or more

of No I, every night on going to bed, increasing tbe number if they do not open the bowels; also, uke three of the pills No 2, half aa hour each

meal, three times dailv.

(Ky-See list of Agents. See other sdvertiseinents in this paper. G. HOLLAND, Brookville.

CouJMBrjs, Ohio, July 10, 1840. 0B nOKDtCD ASD roKTT-EIOAT ORIGINAL Jackson me have put forth an able address

in the Confederate, to day, giving tneir reasons, at length, for their support of General

Harrison. It is understood there arc a number more whose names could not be got in time for the paper, but will be given in a pamphlet edition of the address. Numerous secession have lately taken plate in Licking,

Muskingum, Perry, Harrison and jenerson. Conversions are heard of daily. On, Gaz.

J. A. IQATSON.

Will nddreu the people ai folloat i

Blooming Grove July 33d at 1 o'clock F M. a? Li:- 1M. Olik .1 I AVIArh P. !if.

At Drewersburgh, July 35, 1 o'clock, P.M. At Anderson ville, July Slst. a I? Martin. Jnl 051 1 nVlack. TO If

ineotnercanoiuicafc invuca to aiiena.

Interesting

NOTICE.

A LL parsons indebted to the subscriber mutt

J. make immediate tattltment by note or ctsb or tbey will have to pay eottJoly 18 1840. LONG BROWN.

A RRAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

Dr W. Evani celebrated Sootkinr Syrup, for

LAticrea cutting tneir teeth. l bit iniaiiibie reme

dy has preserved, hundreds of children, when thought past recovery, Irom convulsions. At toon

at the Syrup ia rubbed on tbe gums, the child will

recover, i hit preparation it so innocent, so effi

cacious, and to pleaaant, that no child will refuse to let iU gums be rubbed with it. When infants

art at the age of four months, though there is no

appearance oi teem, one bottle or tbe Syrup thouM

be used on the gums, to open the pore. Parents should never be without the Svrun in the nursery

where there are young children: for if a child

waket la the night with paia in the gum, tho Syr

ap Immediately given eate by opening tbe porta

ana healing the gums, thereby preveating eearul I stews, fevere dte.

Th passage io the teeth trough the gams pre

! daces ttawblsssmt and dsngerout symptoms. It re

.4 JVEIT THEORY. and applicable to the afflicted xrilh

Diseases of the Slcmach, or .Vents;

Such ss Dyspepsia, either chronic or casual, under

the worst symptoms of restlessness Jowness of spirits, snd general emaciation: Consumption, wb-r

of the lung or liver. Liver A nect ions; Jaundice.

both biliary and spasmodic; Costiveoess; W orma of

every variety; Kbeumatiem, whether acute or

chronic; together a it I, Uont, Mrrofula. Pains in th head, bsck, limbs and side; Typus Fever, Scsrl' Fevei, Putrid Sore Throat, Fever and Ague, Spas medic palpitation of the heart snd arteries, Nervous irritability, Nervous weakness, Hysterics, Tic Doloreux cramps, Femsle obstructions. Heartburn, Head.ebe, Cough the common or humid, and ibo dry or tH whooping; Artbma, Gravel and Dropsy. The Klood has hitherto b-en considered by Empirics snd others, ss the great regulator of the bus man system, and such iathe devotedness of the adherents to that erroneous doctrine, that tbey content lhctr.se lve with the simple possession ofthifallacious opinion, without enquiring into thepritnary sources from whence life, health, and vigor emanate, aitd, eire versa, pain, sickness, disease and death. Not so with Dr. Hunt, whose cxten sive resesrehsnd practical experience so eminent ly qualify him for the profession of which he has been one of the most useful members. He cont ends and a moment's reflection will convince any reasoning mind of the correctness of hit views that the stomach, liver, snd tbe associated organ are

the primary and great regulators of health, and that tbe blood ia very many instance is dependent on

these organs, and that unless medicine reaches th

root of the dueatt, tbe tuperficial anodynes usually prescribed, serve bnt at foila to cover the ravages

of deep rooted maladies. Under these convictions, at the expense of years of close 'spplication, the doctor has discovered a medicine whose searching

powers are irresistible, snd in prescribing, it i with a knowledge of its being a radical cure in tbe

vsnons disease already enumerated, even il applied in tbe most critical cases, bit he does not pretend to ascribe to HUSTT'S BOTANIC

PILLS a supernatural agency, although from positive proof within the knowledge of hundreds, b is prepared to shew, that when every other earthly remedy has been given np, CAT'S BOTAN

IC PILLS nave never been known to rail in effecting two very gratifying results, that of raising

from tbe bed of sickness and disease those who

have tested their tfficacr. and thus amply rewar

ding Dt. Hunt for his long snd nnxious study to

attain this perfection in tbe Heating .in.

UKU, HULLANU, orooavtiie. T. dc O. Hibben. Rushville. List of Arentsfor the following Jiediewe:

Evans' Csraomils and Aperient Pillt. Evans Soothing Syrop for Children Cutting their Teeth. Evana female Pills.

Evans' Fever and Ague Pills. Baron Von Hatcbeler Herb Pill.

Philadelphia Office No a South Seventh . near

Market street; Geo. Holland, Brookville; T. and G. Hibben, Rush ville; Lake Evil, Wilmington i

J no. Ferns nni Co., Lawrenotnurgh; Esrkat and Toptcott, Hamilton, O.; Kttthitt, Riecer and CmRosavilie; 8. C. PaHtartt, Cincinnati; Elnatban Cory. Blooming Grave; Jtawa Italrd, iohasvv. Dr. iotopt CUrfcsoa, 8eot1trlla3. i Kce. TO, 1833 . ; W-ly

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