Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 47, Brookville, Franklin County, 20 November 1840 — Page 3
43IEKI AN.
b0OKVII-I-E, INDIAN A
FRIDAT, NOV. SO, 1840.
Z. n.mntv trawtrorm.c&" This is the title
dcsntifo' miscellaneous article, the publication tjjch we commence to-day. It will be a rich
IQ OUr rCa"y" ivuvah . heneficial effect upon' the heart and feel-
It ;s onniorl fi-nm tl.n T.aitr
-foreXV oi:c - .'
jjgf u-
, and the Legislature convenes onMon . -eek. The Message of President Vai
rut
r an
... l- i,Voi1 Car considerable anxief r.
n,iieawi - -
jJJ be lecommentieu: " in 11 ire urc ':uTreasury' Standing Army, or the Tariff? The
ijjnr Seesion OI wongrm wn ue uiibui uii1 rn'ereEt. The Message, the rated ictory, and
tie Ir.angural. tLeUaoinei, ana me poucy ana me coorfecft'16 next administration, will all enlist "ore or Ie interest. The Igipl,nre nas ll'po many responsible duties rfflrm: involving the character of the State
io rv" - . ... r
X tie interest ot Uie citizens, vteuope to see wrccur,
Legislators meet these matters as Becomes men "cui
Let economy be strictly observed in all .ni'tmiunn, ... . t . . Ilanrnrlr.
,H,rVrtments ol expenditures, nut let us meet. '
The IcePguraiioii ui nifgi, mc sicviiuij.
TtCffapr, rd Secietary ofstatc.&c, are, will be .'ters of interest. In all these things we shall
. ......,) to r-re niir readers the latest ad-!.. .
itnve, Jllnlmes,
k r,iir irpp.iH niir Ha:,-" win iiuuci p i
nfM, 1 '
winrtiirnrwement. V ill onr trends recollect !
that tins vr'l rfijUii iihimb. JeUv.T30n, Qe. .irr.ifi has received a majority in Ins j ji ewn totrnsLi? oi 57 votes. He has a m8iority Lawrence, STuown county . r.n d 23,000 in bis own State. He j Ifeing,
Ut 12.000 majority in an Huren a ctaio oi natir- son
lnrain,
OHIO PRESIDENT! A F. ELECTION Orrn:iAi..
1 840.
Adam, Allen, Ashtabula, Athcn, Belmont, Brown, Butler, Correll, Champaign, Clark, Clermont, Clinton. Columbiana, Coshocton,
Crawford. Cuyahoga, Darke, Delaware, Krie,
Fairfield, Fajette, Franklin, Gallia. Geauga,
Ilenrr,
Highland,
Hocking,
Huron,
jjackson.
itv, 27,000 in Col. Jehneons Mate, and IZ.fHn) in Gea. Jackson's Stae, and 1.10,000 majority of the pops!" votes in the United Slates, and five sixth of ill the electoral votes. Is that not glory enough? Weirs eit-sflad. - r
THE RESULT.
L'icn, Madison, Marion, Medina, Mcipf,
Mercrr,
We Lire received returns from 20 States, which iMiarri,
fcwe roted as fellows: reaasii'inia, Xe Vcrfc, OLIo. InJiina. Marylami, Maine, Massichuset U, Peiiware, Kentucky, Georgia. New Jersey, Rhode Island. Connecticut. LoGi'iiana, Mifgissippi, Tennestc?, Xicliigan. Xewr Hampshire, Virginia, Miscccri ,
Harrison. SO 42 -21 0 10 10 14 II 8 4 3 4 15 3
Van Curcn.
Jlonroe. Montgomery Morgan, Muskingum,
Ottawa,
i Paulding, 1 Perry, i Pickaway, Pke, j Portage, jPreile, ! Putnam, i Richland, Ros, jSinduskj, jS-.:io!o, j Seneca, ;Shelbr, i Stark, j Summit. iTrumbull.
23 4
212 54 From the States of North Carolina, Alabama. Arknnsa?, Illinois, and Vermont, we have not re--'iTeJ returns sufficient to know for whom they kive voted- ' Rut we are confident that Harrison will receive forth Carolina 15, Vermont", and probably Illinois 5 mtking in a 11 259 electoral
votes, but if-he should not obtain Illinois Le will fcive 234! This'is the least he can obtain. In addition to the abnve 34 votes for Van Duren, be
will probably receive Alabama 7, and Arkansas Jl, king in all 44 votes. Hut supposing he should ceire Illinois .r,and South Carolina 11, which is il he has any -possibility of obtaining, and he will be CO votes being about one sixth of all the 'ectoral votes.
Union, Vanwert, Warren, Washingtc Wajne, Williarpe, Wood,
Harrison. V. B. Birner, 1205 1431 15' 763 883 3738 896 93 2tr9t 1322 7 3166 2602 34 1798 1931 28 2101 3192 12 1677 1545 8 2062 1207 2381 895 1 2014 2415 39 1847 1000 9 3602 3660 9 1S30 2009 1009 1206 2 3102 1814 38 1303 1092 2360 1644 19 1324 1042 2 2463 3318 2 1132 771 16 2366 1774 13 1479 725 1 2310 893 14 2321 1172 3 1606 2086 13 5R73 5835 44 693 1064 431 376 2008 1739 18 191 181 2145 1899 12 649 903 1109 1906 2291 1531 24 794 785 2 2300 2218 6 2441 2789 29 18S7 653 11 1118 454 3357 3516 12 1574 845 9 186S 1313 83 931 516 1 1201 571 I 1358 1128 7 1793 1436 13 1284 649 2 551 1349 5 2469 1339 5 1086 2075 3 , 3427 2951 7 1851 1910 12 4367 2771 21 232 168 65 155 1471 2097 2201 1807 650 674 5 2524 1963 16 2299 1331 3 401 582 4 3331 4539 12 3081 2071 16 919 917 1473 749 I 1483 1616 6 955 1027 2701 3107 1 2562 1646 35 4100 3325 82 , 2329 1787 946 577 3 119 191 2813 1504 6 it, 2109 1458 3 2798 3321 C 396 407 518 518 148,141 124,780 903 124,7S0
1 PENNSYLVANIA.
OFFICIAL The followinp are the offi. rial returns of the election in PennsTkaiiia for President. Thejnre copied from the offi
cial report from Harninurg: Counties. Harrison. Adam?, 2153 Alleghany, 7620 Armstrong, 1260 Bearer, 3143 Bedford, 2910 Berks, 3583 Buck-, 4705 Bradford, 2631 Butler, 2100
Crawford, 2469
Chester, 5643 Columbia, 1325
Cumberland 2790
Cambria, 811 Centre, 1447 Clinton, 637 Clearfield 499 Clarion, G48 Dauphin, 3124 Delaware. 2031 Erie, , 3636 Fayette. 2755 Franklin. 3580 Greene, 1350 Huntingdon, 3S?6 Indiana, 1953 Jefferson, 476
Juniata, 966
Luzerne,
Lancaster,
Lebanon, Lehigh, Lycoming. Montgomery,
Mercer,
Monroe, Mifflin. Northampton,
Northumberland,
Philadel. Conntv, 10189 Perry, 1072 Philadel. Citr, 7655 Pike, 135 M'Kean 263 Potter, 180 Somerset. 2501 Schu)lkill, 1881 Susquehanna, 1560 Tioga, S95 Union, 2123 Venango, 855 Washington, 4147 Wayne, 675
Warren, 827 Westmoreland, 2778 York. 3792
2771 9678 2369 2405 1504 4068 3249 345 1226 2846 1351
Van Buren. 1628 4573 1744 1710 2446 7425 4488 2844 1804 2908 4882 2829 2695 920 2242 649 812 1366 2187 1335 2061 3035 289-2 2010 2266 1209 592 1013 4119 5472 1402 2451 2181 4869 2336 1417 1269 3838 2187 13303 1970 4774 524 270 363 765 2184 2023 1721 1518 1275 3611 1188 929 4704 4382
144,019 113,676
143,676
Har'n maj. 23,361
Presidential election. ' Virginia The Baltimore Patriot of the 13th inst., says: "We are still without returns r ren rumor?, from 8 counties: Scott, Rusel, Lee and Logan, (V. B.) and Braxfon ndL-'vis, Fayette and Nicholas. (W.) The returns from other counties are in many Aspects erroneous, and many of them are wily corrected. Whilst the" probability is, h;l the electoral vote is against the Whigs V a few hundred, the fact cannot be certain-
'J Ascertained, until the receipt of the officii
felurn?." There is no doubt that the stat
New Hampshire. We hare full returns! from this State, but not official. The majority for the Federal party is 6,436.
Delaware. We have all the returns from
Delaware. She has done nobly. Harrisons majority 1,191.
Massachusetts. Harrison has received the. vole of Massachusetts by the largest ma
jority ever given in that State. His majori-
tv is about I4,uuu. iionesi joun jjavit is elected Governor over Morton by full as large a majority. Massachusetts has aUo elected 10 whig Congressmen, 1 fed elected, and in one Distn'rt no choice. Tesskssee. This State has done nobly for the whigs. All the counties are in. Harrison's majority is 12,303.
Indiana. The last Wabash Courier con-
Harrison majority 313 We have the pleasure to state, that the whole, ticket hs succeeded. An examination of the official returns, in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, establishes the fat t, that the variation between the highest and the lowest electors on the Harrison tick
et, does not exceed twenty votes. The while
thirty are elected. Ball. Pat.
Missouri.--The St. Louis papers say hut
little about Missouri, Mie s gone with Mew
Hampshire.
Iowa. Has cane for Van Buren in the
choice of a Delegate to Congress and so did
ARKANSAS in the choice of her Member. Maryland. The Baltimore Patriot con
tains the complete returns of this State, liar
rison's" majority, 4.644, being a whig gain o
1,866 on the else tion of the 7th tilt., and 855
on the Presidential cl-ct!n Ol 180.
DR. EVANS FEVER AND AGUE P1I.I.S. These pills, o admirably adapted to afford uniform relief in the different modifications of the distressing maladies, are particularly recommended to public notice. On the accessionot 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 sysiem.their administration is accompanied with astonishing success. Tl.ey soon letsen the subsequent distressing shivering, and violent shaking, and by continuing in their use, (as directed) will ultimately cure the most obstinate A gck. They donot exhanst like purges, still their action is more universal and effectual.- they remove all obstructions, excite the functions of the Liver to a healthy action, and produce a free circulation. These pills are of signal utility in those distressing cases, 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 exigence of morbid action or chronic disease of the stomach, liver, bowels, mesentery, or spleen, which consequences so generally supervene from protracted intermittent?. They permanently overcome these diseases, at the same time give tone to the stomach, cleanse and strengthen the bowels, and impart hoalth, vigor.
and energy to the system. Many persons emigrate
to the rich and fertile s il of the west, in the hope of attaining a future competency, but alt,! ere long
mat nope becomes blasted, when they apppar w ith impaired aud enfeebled constitutions, resulting
jrom aitacbs or that direful terror of the West,!
Fever and Ague. If such persons had resorted to
the use of the above pills, the sunken, pallid countenance would hve been restored to its florid hue.
the vital energy re-established, and the whole sys
tem punned and invigorated 1 hey are now re-1 garded ae sn inestimable public blessinir, and indis-!
pensinic 10 me i2ea!Ui, comfort, sod even tho local
prosperity ol the inhabitants of inanv portions of the Western Country. These pills are an effectual remedy in Fever and Ague; they invariably ef-
irci a permanent cure. On hrst leeling the premonitory symptoms of tho Affue, it is advisable at
once to clear thoroughly the stomach and bowels.
In no way can this be better and less inconveniently produced than by taking a dose of Dr. Win.
Evans Purifying PilU, the value and well authen
ticated' virtues of which medicine have been, and till are, too apparent to call for further comment.
1 hey tend to promote a healthy secretion of tho bile, and render the system capable of receiving
. a f . a a . .
wiiu oeneru me invigorating or Mtremrtheninu
Pills,a never failing remedy in preserving the con
stitution from attacks of the above diseases, and
strengthening the stomach, and the whole system.
ftjp-l'rice Une dollar a pack containing both kinds of Pills. IUblcx, Y, June 2d. 1S39 To Dr Wm Evans Dear Sir I Lave been afflicted durng the spring and fall of tho last three years, with the Fever and Ague; the docttorswbo attended me, called it th tertian kind; it returned very other day. All my friends supposed that there was no hope for my recovery; 1 always felt languid and feeble; my face and limbs became pale and emaciated; 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 was often an acute pain in the
neaa; sometimes sngni aeurium. 1 was tuid ny a friend (who had likewise happily experienced the salutary effects of Dr Evans Fever and Ague Pills) that they had cured him and was likely to
nrove bensnc.iai to mp. i sent for them. And
glad I sir to assert, that I never had a return of I Evans' Camomile and Aperient Pills.
the ague after using a few packages Cf taem; t,lie J r.T"jn Soothing Syrup fur Childreu sitting their are an invaluable remedy for that distressing com- j Teeth.
ptaint, and l ardently hope that the public will fioode's Female Pills.
soon become fully acquainted with their virtaes. j F.vana' Fever and AMie Pills. You may publish this if you consider it f any ser- . HOLLAND, Kreok ville. Int.
vice to you.
know brain 1 ben hut here is? grestiitstinaai rtnrr' the mouth and guais daring tKe prrxees. The' gome sweJl.the serretioa and tl'.e saliva increased, the child is seized with frequent and sudden tits of cryin , writhing, startit.g in its slrep, ard spasms of peculiar parts; the child shrieks with mtremtv violence, and thrnsts its fiVgers ipto its mMh.--If these precursory pyaipti ins sre not speedily alleviated, spasmodic convulsion universally supervene, and soon cause the devolution of the infantMothers who have their babes rffiirted ith the distressing symptoms should sppiy Dr. Wm. E? an' relebrated Soothing Syrup, which l.s pr. se:ved hundreds of infants abin thonfil t j.ast is
rnvery, trom being tiidcrnly sttacttd hi! lit hH fatal mitlndr, convulsions. Dihuhons Please shn!.e the TclfTe wl,en first opened. Wlen children begin to fce in pain with their teeth thooting in their gum, put a little of the Syrup ilia teaspoon, nrd with the finger let the child gums he rubbed for two or three minutes three times a day. It must not be put to th breast immediately, for the milk would lake lbsSyrup off too soon. When tho teeth are just coining through their gums, mothers should immediately appiv the Syrup; it will prevent their children having a fear, and undergoing tha painful operation of lancing the gums, whirh alnaya mskea the next tooth much harder to ccme thrcugh, and sometimes causes death. Price one ffo'Inr per Lottie. "A gentleman w ho has mad tl.e trial of Dr. W. Evans' Sootbirg Syrup in h;s family, (i nte of a teething child.) witLrs cs to state that be ilund it entirely effectual in relieveirg pcin in tbe gums, and preventing the conMquenres which sometimes follow. We cheerfully rum?! with bis request. JV1 T. Sun. 'Ve believe it is goneral'y acknowledged by those who have tried it that the soothing tyruji for children cutting their teeth, ndvertised in anotler column, is a highly upef-fnl article for the purpose for which it is intended. Highly respectable persons, at any rate, who have made use of it, do not hesitate to give its virtues tl.e su ction tf thf ir -nainen." Woa Traveller. A severe case of teething, wtb rnroirer Complaint, cured by the infallible American Soothing Syrup of J)r. Wm. F.vnr.s. .Mrs. MTberson. residing at No. P. Madison strevt. called a few days since st the medical ofnVe of Dr. m. Evans, 1W Cathain street, purchased a bottle of the Syrup for
ner cn:'o,oi was u fieri rig excruciating paia during the process of dentition, being tnnmentarially threatened w-th convulsions, its b.. e!s too were exceeding loose. anJ no food cu'd be retained on the stomach. Almost immediately on its application, the alarming symptome entirely ceased, and by coutinuirg the use of the syrup on the gums, the bowels in a short time became quite natural. As a tribute of gratitude for tl.e benefit afforded the child, the mother came of her own accord, aad freely sanctioned publicityy to the above. A single trial of this medicine will test its unriv ailed virtues. In the mai y thousand cases wber it has been used it bar never failed to give immcd.'ate relief to the infantile auffcrer. Principal office for tbe Fnited Stales, 100 Chatham et N. York. Cabtios. Eutered according to Act f Oor grcssto avoid imposition of counterfeiters; be par ticulartbat the label expresses that it has been ei tered, and be likewise particular in purchasing from the regular agent. See list of agents for the sale of ths following . t
medicines in mis paper;
lours with esteem.
CHARLES AMERSOX.
Sold tt 100 Chatham street, New York, and at
47 Green street, Louisville, and by his advertised agents in all the principal towns in the United
States. U, HOLLAND. Vrookville. la.
and otherssee Iit of agents.
P. Ac f. Ilibben. Kushville; F.arkat aad Top
scott, Hamilton U.; Matthias, Itieser and C :
Kossviilc.
ial
has gone for Van Buren by about 500 to 1000 tains returns from 66 counties of Indiana.
majority.
The majority for Harrison so far is 12.524.
Mississippi. The Vicksburgh Whig, give
returns from 24 counties in Mississippi, giving Harrison a majority of 3999. Harrison's ma
jority in the state is estimated at loUU.
From Vermont, North Carolina and Alabama we have no news.
Rhode Islnd Block Island farcztr!!
The Providence journal of rnday says that
a gentleman just arrived in the cars from Westerly, reports the majority on Block Is
land, THIRTY-TWO Will-. Block Is
land forever! This makes the majority two
thousand and five. New Jerset. Official returns from all the
counties in the State but two are given in
the Newark Daily Advertiser of Friday. In
cludinr. the unofficial returns from these two
counties, the majority in New Jersey i sascer-
tained to be 2369.
Flobida. We learn from the Baltimore S II ntbe increastd very much by the
tnot, that the Whtgs have succeeded in this Territory by a large majority. In Leon '"inly, in which Tallahassee is situated, the wh'g Ticket, headed by Gov. W. P. Duval, Receded by 100 majority. West Florida m elected all whiga. It was not believed l"St the Democrats had elerlpd n single Sen-
tori and not more than 6 or 7 out of 29 of
neolhcr branch of the Territorial Lcgisla lure.
L
4131
"ctsiAs.v. -In the city of New Orleans,
votes were nolled. bein? the highest
J? bv 1000 ever taken in that city. The. majority is estimated at 1000. In thej P'ish at Carroll, the Van Buren majoritv is last Juty it WaS 68. In Algiers, the whig jonty is 82. Louisiana has undoubtedly ?0ne for the whigs by at least 1000 majority. MNE The returns from Maine arc all xcept 20 small towns and plantations, jjweh. will not vary the vote 300 either way. wns majority in the State now is 963 1Bt tnatfer Is settjed about xMYine. .
counties to come in.
Kexttcky. Oor last news from Kentucky
is that Harrison's maiorit. is 27,718. She
has beat the Buckeye SUte 3 or 4UUU votes.
Ohio has to cive the Barbecue. They are in
for it, and they will do it in noble stjle. Where will it be! They have no place in Ohio large enough to assemble the vast number of whigs that will meet on that occasion.
We would propose to the Buckeyes to borrow the Grand Prairie of Illinois, it being the only open field in the United Slates large enough. 1 . . -
New York. Full returns are in, but not
official. Harrison's maj, 12,190.
Illinois Is still in doubt. The majority will be small either way, and nothing can be stated until the official vote is in.
The following is from the Globe of Nov. 9.
k nr. i . It becomes our duty to announce to the pub lie, that we have received returns of the elec
tion in a sufficient number of the States to
render the final result no longer doubtful.
Gen. ITahkisow. the standard bearer ol the
Federal Abolition parties has been elected, ifthenrocess bv which this result has been
brought about can be called an election
SALT RIVER. The foliowing information from tbe Philadelphia U. S. Gazette is important to a great number of our citizens "We are happy to state to our Van Buren brethren that the naviSalt River is in excellent order the
whole stream perfectly bootable. We found it very pleasant coming down a few days since: and we doubt not that, all things considered, tbe upward navigation will be safe. As it regards the
settlement, we may say, from a great many years
Dr. GooJe's celebrated Female Pills.
These pills are strongly recommended to the no
tice of tho ladies as a safe and efficient remedy in
removing those complaint peculiar to their sex, from want of exercise, or general debility of tbe
system, obstructions, suppressions, and irregularity of tbe menses; at the same time strengthening.
cleansing, anu giving iono to t ne stomach and bowels, and producing a new and healthv action thro
out the system generally. They create appetite,! correct indigestion, remove giddiness, and uervous head-ache, and are eminently useful in those flatulent complaints which distress females so much at the "Trna or Lira." They obviate costivencss, and counteract all hysterical and nervous affections, likewise afford soothing and permanent relief in Fluor Albus, or Whites, and in the most ob
stinate ?asw of Cblorosis. or linen 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 also testify to their extraordinary efficacy.
Dr Goode i celebrated female Pilli are of two
kinds, viz.- No ) , or laxative pills, and No 2, or restorative pills. 1'hey are for the following disea
ses; Suppression, irregularity, or retention of the
Menses, fluor slbus, chlorosis or green sickness.
costiveness, gravel, incontinence of urine, nervous
affections, hysterics, irrolapsus uteri or tailing of thn womb, and piles. This medicine is acknowledged to be one of the most valuable discovered, as a purifier of the blond and fluids. It is superior to Sarsaparilla, whether as a sudorific or alterative. Direction for tue. Pills No 1 must be taken from three to six, or more, at bed time, sufficient
to operate briskly till the desired object is effaced. Take No 2 accotding to tbe directions as on tthe box. In all cases, both kinds of the pills are to be used in the following manner; Vake three pills or more of No 1, every night on goinj to bed. increasing
tbe number if they do not open the bowels; also.
take three of the pills No 2, half an hour each meal, three times daily. - fjr-See list of Agents. See other advertisements in this paper. G. HOLLAND, Brook ville.
residence, that it is comfortable and rttirti. The
1 niitrlnni which our nartv occupied a party pro-
MicmoAS,--The Detroit AdvertifCr verbial for making themselves comfortable will nA..ABf i-nmnlMA Harritnn victorv in Mich-1 he onened to the Van Buren men. and we com-
gan-"over 1600 majority for Tip, Ty tS
i I ltBII'CU 1UU V wv "- ... .vwVB.w- -
jaKe."
A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.
Dr W. Etmnn' Celebrated Soot kin r Svrvn. for
' CAuaren cutting their teeth. I bis infallible reme
1 .! k ......... 1 i J I r i : l J . i
thought past recovery, from convulsions. As soon
as tbe Syrup is rubbed on the gums, the child will
recover. This preperation is so innocent, so efficacious, and so pleasant, that no child will re'u-s to let its gums be rubbed with il. When infjnta
are at tbe age of four months, though there is no
appearance ot teeth, one bottle of tbe Syrup should be used on the gums, te open tbe pore. Parents should never be without tbe Syrup in tbe nun ti where there are young children; for if a child
mgui im pain id lue gum, me oyr op Immediately gives ease by opening tbe poreand healing tbe gums, thereby preventing convul sions, fevers &c. Tfca passage jx tbe teeth tbreagb tbs gum pro
cotes trtuntscme andcangerMiseympteirtPi . lt
A AIT THEORY. nf resting and t fj.lift.lle to tl e tfirhd vilh Diseases of the Stomnch, or A'crvct ; Such as Dyspepsia, either chronic or casual, ander the worst symptoms of restlessness.lownesa of spirits, and general emaciation; Consumption, wbntt of the lungs or livert Liver Affections; Janndict, both biliary and spasmodic; Costiveness, Worms of every variety; Rheumatism, whether acute er , chronic; together with Gout, Scrofula, Pains iutbe
head, back, limbs and side; Tpus Fever, Scarier
Fevei, Putrid Sore Throat, Tever and Agus. Spas modic palpitation of the heart and arterics,Nerveue irritability. Nervous weakness, Hysterics, Tie Da loreux cramps, Female obstructions, Heartburn Headache, Cough the common or humid, and la dry or the whooping; Asthma, Gravel end Dropsy The Blood Las hitherto been considered by Em pirics and others, as the great regulator of tho Lea man system, and such is the devotedness of the ad berent to that erroneous doctrine, that they content themselves with the simple possession of this fallacious opinion, without enquiring into thepri mary sources from whence life, health, and vigor emanate, and, vice. tena. pain, sickness, diseaes and death. Not so with Dr. Hunt, whose extensive research and practical experience so eminent ly qualify him for the profession of which he ha been one of the most useful members. He contendand a moment's reflection will convince any rem sonirg mind of the correctness of bis views than the stomach, liver, and the associated organs ars
tbe primary and great regulators of health, and that the blood in very many instances is dependen t a these organ, and that unless medicine reachesttbe ror of the disease, the superficial anodynes usual), prescribed, serve but as foils to cover the ravage of deep rooted maladies. Under these convictionr s
at the expense of years of close application, the ' doctor has discovered a medicine whose sea re bin powers are irresistible, and in prescribing, it le with a knowledge of its being a radical cure in the varions diseases already enumerated, even if applied is the most critical cases, but ho does npretend to escribe to IWJiT'S BOT.IAtC PILLS a supernatural agency, although from positive proo fa within the knowledge of hundredssLa is prepared to shew, that when every other eartaj ly remedy has been given up, CAT'S BOTAJ' IC PILLS have never been known to fail in effecting two very gratifying results, that of raising from the bed of eicknes and disease those who have tested their efficacy, and thus amply rewarding Dr. Hunt for bis long and anxious study t attain this jterfeclion in the Healing Art. GEO. HOLLAND, Brook viMe, T. & G. Hibben, Rushrille. isf of Agents far the following .Vedieines: Evans' Camomile and Aperient Pills. Evans Soothing Syrup for Children Galling their Teeth. EVans Female Pills. Evans' Fever and Ague Pills.
Baron Von llnlcbeler Herb Pills. Philadelphia Office No 3 Senib Seventh, eeaf Market street; Geo. Holland, Brook vil!e T. sol G. Hibben, Rusbville; Lake Evill, WilmingtcsK Jio. Irrri aid t o., L rtkeet wigfc; tail Topscott, Hamilten, O.j Matthias, Rieser and Ct. RoMville; 8. C. Patkbarst, Oiaetnafii TRqatbs Cory, Blecaiiaf Ore re; Jasues Baud, -t filer. Dr. Josecta Claiksea. Hetttirct; 14.