Indiana American, Volume 10, Number 27, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 July 1842 — Page 4

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MISCELLANEOUS. From the American Mechanic. THE MECHANIC'S WIFE.

BY CHARLES Qlll.L. In America, every Mechanic is supposed to have, or to be about to have, a wife. The many thousands of these spouses are divided into sorts. Thus we have good and bad; very

good and very bad, and as a sort of a par expression tolerable. It is not every good woman who is a good wife for the mechanic.

A working man needs a working wife; but as

to qualities of mind, manneis and morals, she cannot run too high in the scale. There is an error prevalent concerning this. Giles says, 'I do not want a wife with too much sense.' Why not? perhaps Giles will not answer, but the shrug of the shoulders answers. 'Because I am afraid she will be an

overmatch for me.' Giles talks like a simpleton. The unfortunate men who have their tyrants at home, are never married tojwomen

of sense. Genuine elevation of mind cannot

circle is all important. It is bad merchandise! in nnv ftortnrtinotit rf trail til rV A nrpnilliml

for other men's opinions. In matrimony, he who selects a wife for the applause or wonder of his neighbors, is in a fair way towards do

mestic bankruptcy. Having got a wife there

is but one rule honor and love her. Seek to

improve her understanding and heart. Strive

to make her more and move such a one as you

can cordiallv respect. Shame on the brute m

man's shape who can affront or vex, not to say j neglect, the woman who has embarked with him for life, 'for better, for worse,' and whose haDDiness. if served from his 'smiles, must be

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unnatural and monstrous, in nne, l am prouu of nothing in America so much as our Ameri

can wives.

Thelmtian Vegetable Pill., I BRONCHITIS ! BRONCHITIS!

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DRAKDRETIl'S PiLLS

The following letter will be read with much

interest by those favorable to the randhetii

Pills, and particularly by persons who are al

so acnminteJ with the writer.a highly respecta

ble Baptist minister;

Cornwall. Orange co. M. V . 6th July, 140.

INDIAN PURGATIVE,

Manufactured under the immediate sttperinltn-

deuce of Militant Hrtclil, I ue-I'iesident of

the NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE

OF HEALTH, established at Washington, D. C, January 8, 183S, FOR TUB CURB OF DISEASES IN THK FORM OF

Intermittent, Remittent, Nervous, Inflammato

ry and Putrid Fevers; Measles, Small Pox, and Erysipelas; Inflammations of the Brain, Throat, Stomach, Lungs, Liver, Intestines, Kidneys and Bladder; Pains in the Stomach, Mack and Side, Consumption; Dropsy of the Head, of the Chest, of the Abdomen,

and of the Limbs; Scrofuia, Scurvy, and Syphilis; Cancer, Gravel and Loss of Appet'tc; Sick Mead-Ache; Rheumatism, both Acute and Chronic; Spitting and Vomiting of Blood, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and Colics;

Syncope, Apoplexy, and Paralysis; Dyspep

Doctor It. rtrandreth Dear Sir.- In a former

prompt any one. male or female, to go out of communication I addressed to you some time

his or her sphere. o man ever suttored irom m the early part of IHao, I stated the nature

an overplus of intelligence, whether m las own and length of tune that I suuerd from prot rac

hend or in his wife's. I ted constipated bowels, that I had thus suffered

Hode savs. 'I will not marrv a mrl who oj : repeateu auacKs oi mis uangerous disease.

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t.wi imi.h manners.' Vprv wp II Hndsre. recoiieii nanny cuiiie iweive or initio

vou are risht: too much of anv thin-r is bad. vears. (previous to my making trial of your val

But consider wh:t you say. Perhaps you

mean that a fine lady would not suit you, join-! ed for life to what is called a 'tine lady,' to-wit,

uable medicine,) and that, to this constipation

of my bowels, I was also afflicted in process of

time, with diseased liver, bilious colic. 4 c. ivc.

and was by this compilation of diseases reduced

Beware of that dread destroyer, J rCTTHE BRONCHITISH i WHICH spares neither the Young, the Good, or the Beautiful, but is annually hurry-J ing thousands upon thousands to a premature j grave under the mistaken name of Consumption. The usual symptoms of this disease aro,

Cough, Soreness of the Lungs or Throat,Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Hectic fever, a Spitt ing up of Phlegm or Matter and

sometimes Blood. It is an inflammation of the fine skin which lines the inside of the small

wind tubes or air vessels running through eve

ry part of the lungs

remedy for this alarming and wide-spreading

disease is the Rev. I. Covert's Balm of Life. This new and invaluable Medicine is universally pronounced, by the multitudes who haur ! used it and tested its healing virtues, to be the

sia. Hypochondriasis, letanus, upiiepay, l most wonueriui ana aamirabie remedy in tlie Whooping Cough, Palp:tation of the Heart; I world for the cure of Bronchitis, coughs , eo-

Ulcers and Horea of evei j descri ption, Hys- Vere colds, croup, asthma, whooping cough and

all diseases of the Lungs and Wiudpipe, which neglected, soon lead to real consumption. The Balm of Life stands entirely aloof from the various Quack Nostrums ot the day, having

invariably won the confidence of Physicians.

OTof rat's Life VllU and Pliirim . Witters. THESE medicines are indebted for their nami to their nianfcetand insens.t.lAt;

m purifying the spring and channels of life Aendutng them with renewed tone and vi-rcr'-

to me undoubted fact that at a very early period in their history they had rescued sufferers from the very verge of an untimely fm.v -ft, .n ,V

deceptive nostrums if the day, prescribed by ph. sicians.had utterly failcd.in which cases they a" so permanently secured that uniform eniovmen,

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cacy invariably proved, that it was scarce, Ir-tR llinn mirMfMiUniB tAi .

The great and effectual qliainlcd wilu th0 b?.,!'!"";

principles upon which they were compounded and upon which thv consequently art '

tericks. Weak Nerves, and Lownesa ofSpir

its, Suppression and other delicate Female Complaint. "The Art of Healing had its origin in the Woods, and the Forest is still the best Medin.1 School."

THE author of our existence has provided Clergymen, and the intelligent of all classes,

certain outlets, or channels, viz. the Lungs, wherever it has been introduced. Philanthro-

Skin. Kidnevs. and Bowels, thro' which all pists, and all who truly sympathise with human

useless and corrupt humors are expelled from suffering, every where hail its appearance with the system; these are the natural drains of the heart-felt joy; and look upon the Balm of Life

a woman wuo treats you as ncneatn ner level, to extreme weakness and daily expectation of

sneers at your friends, and is above her busi- dissolution. On a trial of your Pills ilhe efli

ness. Cut this is not good manners. Real cacy of which I doubted.) in the course of 6 or

good manners and true politeness are equally

at home, in courts ami larm houses. I nis

quality springs from nature, and is the expres

sion of unaffected good will. Even in high

life, the higher you go the simpler do manners become. Parade and Vius' of manners are the

marks of half bred people. True simplicity

and native good will, and a kind regard for the

convenience and feelings of others, will ensure

body; and so long as they are an Kepi open, unu a8one Gf ti,0se great and uncommon blessings discharge freely their allotted portions of inipu which a kind providcuce occasionally bestov s rity, th. body will continue in ,hea th. But onman but which, like angel's visits, are few

wilt; ii. iruiu vaunir iuii)iui)ci uv , viuia

THE PHffi.MX HITTERS areeocalW k

cause they possess tLe power of restoring ,, expiring embers of health, to a glowing

throughout the constitution, as the Phoenix U said to be restored to life from the ashps r 'i

own ditsoulution. The Pha-nix Bitter 1

tirely vegetable, composed of roots fuund oc!v :

in certain pans oi me western country, whjci, will infallibly cure Fevers and Actus of 'l 1

kinds; will never fail to eradicate entirely s!l the effects of Mercury, infinitely sooner tUn the most powerful preparationsof Sarsapanla. and will immediately cure the determinatioa of blood to the head; never fail in the sicknet incident to young females; and will be louid

a certain remeuy in an cases of nervous debiliy and weakness of t.e most impaired consti-

mions. ta a reined v lor Chroni? and Infl..

inatory Rheumatism, tbe efficacy of the Pba?uix

niuers win oc aemor.Etratcd by tueutcofa sin-

ie botiic.

weeks, taking trom eight to ten fills every night, began to derive benefit from them, and

continued to do so until the fall of '37, when, being absent from tho city, I was much exposed to wet and cold. I was again attacked with a pain in my 6ide, attended with the colic,

and bowels bound with difficulty I reached my

home, and bad recourse immediately to the pills. In this attack of extreme suffering, I

took, from 8 o'clock P. 31. to 4 o clock. A. M

good manners, even in a kitchen; and I have! over sixty Pills before an evacuation rfter

impure air, over exhaustion, or any other cause, these outlets become closed; the humorB will

continue to accumulate, until the body is liter

ally overflowing with desease.

If the channels of our mighty rivers should become choked up, would not the accumulated waters find new outlets, or the country be inun dated! Just so with the human body; if the

natural drains become closed, the accumulated imnuri'.ics will most assuredly find vent in

tsome form of disease, or death will bo the cerain consequence. The Red Men of the Wilderness have been taught, by Nature, true medical knowledges and have, been Id. bv instinct, to select such

and far between.

JCCirciilars, containing numerous testimonials of the highest respectability, can be had, gratuitous, of all our Agents.

The Balm of Lfve (One Dollar per bottle,) is

for sale by M. W. IIAILE.

Brookville, Feb. 10, 1842. 7-6mo

seen many a vulgar dame in the assembly, and 1 which I was perfectly rc'.icved. I have not al-

manv a gentle-woman in an humble shed. lowed myself to be without your Pills 6ince.

Nay your wife must have good manners. i have travelled mucii, and have been exposed

Ralph declares, 'I hope I may never have 10 weatners, yet nave iua. no attacK oi my I herbs as possess the greatest healing properties,

a wue who is too strict ana moral.' low ".v """" '"'-",l"-' . 6 because they possess the ercatest power in ope-

my good Ralph you talk nonsense. Who mptons, men are always removed oy ia- . ,Dd keeping open, all the natural drains t. ,i . .i r j king two or three large doocs ofthe Pills. I r.?..i Vi ,t-j;. vi,i.in i:ii. -rP tauffht vou that cant? Are vou afraid vour . .. . . ofthe body. I he Indian vegetable 1 ills are

lie same plant; by tno am oi

ntutored savage is enabled to ob

tain such a complete triumph over disease, one

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DBUtiS, PAINTS,

AND

MEDICINES.

? ?Are you afraid your not aowcJ mygbelf to b(J fof eXi eijfit or j" w?' ten days, (as formerly, before 1 used your Pills.) i wliih lh(J unt

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wife will be too virtuo

'Bless me! no.'

Then you rather prefer a moral wife to an

immoral one? 'Surely.' Are you afraid, then, of a religious wife?

'Why, something like that was in my head; for there is neighbor Smith's wife, who gives

him no peace of his life, she is so religious.'

'Why, she is forever teaching the children

out ofthe Bible.'

Indeed! And you, Ralph, are an enemy to

the Bible?

-v, no: out men aueni mere is reason in

all things.'

ies;ani ine reason you have just given is

that of a child, and like a child's because, is

made to do hard service. But let us under

stand you. Does Mrs. Smith teach the chil

dren any wrong?

H3, no! but plague it all! if one of them hears

Smith let fly an oath, it begins to preach at

him?

Then you wish, when you have children

to have liberty to teach thorn all the usual

THE

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withotit an evacuation, and ta order to avoid

this, I have taken from onk to four or fivk

IILLS EVERY MGI1 T (dVRISO OVER TWO TEAR8)

without hmling any im-onvsnienck or ill effects

front their continuam e; but on the contrary much benefit both in strength, capability to endure cold, wet or heat as well as ever even

in my best davs of health, therefore I can confidently recomnienJ them for their effiaccy

and innocence ,in any length of use, as to time

nd quantity. 1 have also used them with de

cided benefit to my family in all cases, without

exception, I have invariably observed, where

I nave recommended this mcdiciue, and the

persons to whom I have so recommended it have perservcred in its use that they have been cither cured, or so far relieved as to be able to at

tend to their business! and by their continued

application, ward off efleclualy a return of their

disease. Hoping this statement, in connection

with my former one, may have some influence

n extending the usefulness efyoar excellent

mcdicino, I am very trtily yours.

4. WELLSI.AGER. Formerly of 27 I'd Avenue, now as above. The following are'the only authorised agents

subscriber Mould respectfully

form the citizens of Franklin and the surround-

in" counties, that he has engaged in the busi

ness of the druggist in the town of Brookville

Thai he has on hand a noneral assortment of

ood and well selected standard MEDICINES,

of which is a dinretic, and promotes a proper

discharge of urine; another is an expectorant, and carries off the phleginy humors from the

lungs by copious sp.tting; a """""'' lso a ffreat vailelv of the most approved and

and opens I no pores ot he sun; . P,VTKXT MEDICINES. Also the

i i ' i r n.it.m rk or Thompsonian MEDICINh..

by the stomach and bowel- and it is by the pecul- general assortment of OILS and 1AKN i , oi iar combination of the above four properties. Dve Woods and Dye stuffs, &c. &c. And in a

that a purgative medicine is formed, possessing I WOrd, ALL that propperly belongs to a well the most astonishin? and wonderful powers, ,,i.n nn well sunnlied shop. All orders

that has ever been offered to the public

The above named Indian Vegetable Pills not

only thoroughly cleanses the stomach and bow

els of all billions humors, and other impnrities, but they also open the pore of the 6kin, and induce a proper discharge by the lungs and kidneys. Thus it will be seen, that by a single

,;ii nrnmniw filled. Prcscriotions from

nhvsicians shall be attended to with prompt

ness. accuracy and care.

Physicians and citizens "generally, are re

spcctfully requested to call and examine for themselves both the articles wanted and the

operation ofthis extraordinary medicine, all the prices, and I have no doubt but they will be

natural drains arc opened; tho blood and other I not only satisfies but pleased, -. ,., -1- , , t - r 1 .

oaths and curses, and obscene jokes, that are I in the places to which there names arc attach-

common? ica.

'Dear me, Mr. Quill, you won't understand

me.

Yes, I understand you fully, it is you Ralph, who do not understand yourself. Look here, Mrs. Smith is so religious that if she proceeds as she has begun, her children will break their

lamer oi nvs low oiasphemies. l hope you

may get such a wife,

'But, then, Smith can't spend a couple of

hours at the tavern for fear of his wife !' Ah! what dors he go to the tavern for? Just to sit and chat, and drink a little.'

And how does his wife interfere? Does she

fetch him home? 'No.' Does she chastise him on his return? 'O No!' Does she scold him then? 'No.' What is it that disturbs him?

'Why, she looks so solemn and mournful

New Trenton, Rochester, Brookville, Metamora,

Laurel,

Brookville, June Ttb 1S42.

Z. A. Nye. Thos. Fitton. R.As S. Tyncr. E. Tyncr, Ac co.

8houp & White.

24-6m.

CANAvIj AMD ST 15 A .11 BOAT LINE.

FROM BROOKVILLE TO CINCINNATI

THE Canal Boats NATIVE and HENRY

CLAY will leave Brookville every day except

Saturday, at i o clock, V. Al., and arrive at Lawrenceburgh next nioming.wl.crc'lhe Steam

Uoat IINIJIAINA will be in readiness and will leave at half past six o'clock and arrive at Cin

cinnati at 10 o'clock. 1 he Indiana will leave

Cincinnati every day except Sunday, at 2 and

arrive at Lawrenceburgh.al 4 o clock. P.M.

where one of the above named Canal Boats will

be in readiness and leave Lawrenceburgh immediately, and arrive at Btookville early next

and shuts herselfup so, and cries, whenever lie I morning.

is a little disguised, that the man has no satis

faction.'

Good! And I pray he may have none until

he alters his course ol life,

A pious self respect would teach every noble hearted American, of whatever class he may be, that he cannot set too high a value on the

conjugal relation. We may judge ofthe wel

tare ana honor ot a community by its wives and mothers. Opportunities for acauirinff

fluids are coin nlctclr purified: and disease of

every kind is literally driven irom tue nuinan

body;

r rom the above, it will be apparent to every

reflecting mind, that the Indian Vegetable Pills are a purgative, in the true sense of the

word: that is: tbey purge every Kind 01 impuri

ty from the body. And as they act in direct

accordance with the lawa which govern tne

M. W. HAILE.

Brookville, March 17, 1842. 12-ly.

maple Sugar,

animal economy, and in perfect harmony with I Country LiltCIl, the human constitution, it will be absolutely j 9 '

innossible for them to be used, (even a eingle J . - '

dose) without benefit. vniwus,

One happy circumstance connected with the "t ' using of tho Indian Vegetable Pills, is, they CIlCCSC, are not only always the right medicine, always Wood, safe, and are always sure to do good; but it is Dried Apples

absolutely impossible for them to do injury or I Dried Peaches

THE SOUND CURRENCY'. THE Editor of the American will take the followong currency at par, for subscrip

tion or advertising, to-wit:

Corn, Wheat,

Hour,

harm. Thercforc.no time sbonld be lost in I or most any mechanical product ions

Corn meal, Pork, Beef, Oats, I lav.

Flour Barrels,

All ofthe above named boats are veil arran

ged for this trade and for the convenience of passengers. P. JAMES, Pro. of S. B. Indiana. S. & C. COFFIN, Proof C. B. Native. J. LEMMON, Pro, of C. B. Henry Clay. Freight and Passage.

The proprietors have established the follow-

listening to contradictory advice; the only in

quiry should be is the person sick? If so, the I

sooner a few doses of the Indian Pills are administered, the sooner will the 'patient be re

stored to health and usefulness. The INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS ar. for sale by R. & S. Tyner, & M. W. Haile, Brookville.

J. D. Moody, Rochester, Franklin county. Ind. I

Samuel Mubkin, Connersville. George G. Sboupfe Co. Laurei. N. LEWIS, General Agent.

Clarksburgh, Decatur co., la. 19-3m

C. F. CLARKSON.

March 2, 1842.

BLANKS.

ON hand, constantly at the American office . - . i - ii i rl.l l

- imp KMimvmg Kinu oi uitiims.

Deeds, Mortgages, . Quit-Claim DivJs, Title Bonds, Notes of hand.

Summonses, Subpoenas, Executions, Constables' Bond Constable' Sales.

mg rates from Brookville to Cincinnati, to wit.Passage (including boarding) $1 50; MerchanWAV l.ii rwl mo A Oli C3-1. LLI 0"T i

Iti I utot I'i uuiiuicui -wvr ttJIIVS; OBIl Dcr DDI Of knowlndf? and evrn nrrnmn ichmpnic nrol , - . . . . Ci . . .

o - j - r ...... i rnnia: r inn r pnnie and 1 1 t i.n m .aIas n

iiappuy open to every ciass aoove the very proportion, or as low as any other regular line

lumouuuiuc iffc iiirLiuum; will not iail IO

choose such a companion as may not 6hame his sons and daughters in that coming age, when an ignorant American shall be as a fossil fish. Away with flaunting, giggling, dancing, squandering, peevish, fashion hunting wives! The woman of this stamp is a poor comforter when the poor husband is sick or is a bankrupt. Give me the housewife who can be a 'helpmate' to her Adam: "For nothing lovelier can be found In woman, than to study household good, And good works in her husband to promote."

I have such a mechanic's wife in my mind's eye; gentle as the antelope, untiring as the bee, joyous as the linnet, neat, punctual, modest.

confiding. She is patient, but resolute, aiding in counsel, reviving in troubles, ever pointing

out the brightest side, and concealing nothing but her own sorrows. She loves her home be

lieving with Milton, that The wife where danger and dishonor lurk6, Safest and seemliest by her husband stays, Who guards her, or with her the worst endures.'

The place of woman is emminently at the fireside. It is at home that you must see her,

to know wno she is. it is less material what she is abroad; but what she is iu the family

WARE HOUSE. We have a good Ware House at the Basin at

Brookville, and will receive goods on commis

sion or forward or sell them on reasonable

terms, SKORAGE FREE.

S. 4 C. COFFIN. June 10, 1842. 34-3m.

NEW BACON

WAMS and SHOULDERS, for sale by

Feb. 2, 1842.

R. & S. TYNER.

lVhr.il.

mllP . .

r iic uiguesi -casn price wiil be paid at al

j. lime ror mercuantable Wheat, by

HAISES& BURTON. Brookville, Aug. 12, 1841.

NEW LINE. CINCINNATI & BROOKVILLE C A IV All AND STEAM BOAT LINE.

TF.R.MS OP THE INDIANA AMERICAN.

ripwo Dollars in advance, $2 50 in six

months, $3 00 at the end of the year, and

an addition of 30 cents for every year payment is delayed thereafter. Advertisements. Twelve lines or less will be inserted 3 times for one dollar if payment

The owners of the Canal Boats be made in advance, $1 25 if pa3-mentbe de-

PATRIOT and CHESAPEAKE inform their layed one year, and $1 50 if delayed two years,

friends and the public in general that they have and so in the same proportion for the time payformed a REGULAR LINE with the STEAM ment is delayed. Larger advertisement or for BOAT WM. PENN, and are prepared to take longer time will becharged on the same princi-

freight and passengers on the most reasonable ph'

terms. One of the above Cunal Boats will leave

Brookville on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays,

and Fridays at 9 o'clock A. M. and arrive at

Lawrenceburgh on the evening of the same

DOOI.ITTI.R, Mt'SSOS & CO. BANK NOTE ENGRAVERS. Office Third street, between Walnntand Vine, CINCINNATI.

day, where the freight and passengers for Cin- TCI ANK NOTES, Checks, Certificates, Bills

The proprietor rejoices in the opportunity af

forded by the universal diffusion of the press for placing Vegetable Life Medicines within

the knowledge and reach of every individual in

tbe community. Unlike tbe host of pernicious quackeries. which boast of vegetable ingredienbi,. the Life Pills are purely and solely vegetable.

nd contain neither Alercury, Antimony. An-

c, nor any other mineral, in any form what

ever. 1 hey are entirely composed of eAracta

from rare and powerful plants, tits virtues

fo which, though long known to several iniiin tribes, and recently to some eminent pLt.rmceutical cbeiuUts, are altogether unknown to the ignorant pretenders touiedical science; and

were never before administered in sohappiir

efficacious a combination.

TLeir first operation is to loosen from tbe

coats of the stomach and bowels, the various

mpurities and crudites constantly settling t

round thcra; and to remove the hardened faces

vvLicli collect in the convolutions of the small

ntostiuCH. Other niedioines only partially

cleanse these, and leave 6uch collected masses

6chind as to produce habitual costiveness, with

all its train of evils, or sudden diarrhoea, with

it imminent dangers, I his fact is well known

to all regular anatomists whoexamiue thcliuman

bowels after death.- and hence the prejudice of

these well informed men against tbe quack

medicines of the ngc. The second effect oftLe

Vegetable Life Piils is to cleanse the kidneys

anc the bladder, and by this means, the liver and tho lungs, the healthful action of which

cntrely depends upon the regularity of the un

nary organs. ILc Ulood, which takes if s red color ' from the agency of the liver and the lungs before it passcei nto the heart, being ttu: purified by tbcin, and nourished by food coning f.om a clean stomacb,coursCB freely tbrougfc the veins, renews every part of the system.

and triumphantly mounts the banner of health

in tho blooming check. The following arc among the distressing va

riety of liu:nn diseases, to M hich the Yegeta

ble Life Pills arc well known to be infallible

DYSPEPSIA, by thorouirhly cleansine the

hrst and second stomachs, and creating a now

of pure healthy bile, instead of the Male and

acrid kind: rlatulcncv. Palpitation of the

Heart, Loss of appetite, Heart-burn ain!hcjd ache, Restlessness, 111 temper, Anxiety, Lin-

sruor and Mclancliolly, which arc tbe sreiienl

symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a nit-

uaal consequence of its cure. Costiveness, 1'5

cleansing the whole length ofthe intestines iih

a solvent process, and without violence all no

lent purges leave the bowels costive within two days. DiarrLsa and Cholera,by removing tic

sharp acrid fluids by which these complainii are occasioned, and by promoting the lubrica

tive secretions of the mucous membrane, feve

of all kinds, by restoring the blood to i regular

circulation through the process of perspirauon in some cases, and the thorough solution of all intestinal obstructions in others. The Uifc

Medicines have been known to cure Rheumatism permanently in three wceki, and Gout .it hal f that time, by removing local imflanimatim from tbe muscles and ligaments of ttic joints Dropsies of all kinds, by freeing and etrevigvbeningrtbe kidneys and bladder; they opcratcffios delightfully on tbote important organs, ate hence have ever been found a certain ren.l for the worst cases of Gravel. Also worms t? dislodging from the turnings of the bowels tbe

Asthma and Consumption, by relieving thea:i vessels ofthe lung from the mucus, which even slight colds will occasion, which if not rcmovec

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UUtUIIICD UUIUC1ICU, LU U JUUUi:CB " diseases. Scurvy, L'lceis.and Inveterate Sores, by the perfect purity which these Life PillpK to tbe blood, and all the humors;Scorbutic erup

tions and Bad Complexions, by their alterant effect upon the fluids that feed tbe skiu, the morbid state of which occasions all Erupt s complaints, sallow, cloudy, and other disagreeable complexions. Tbe use of these Pil's fof 1 very short time, will effect and entire care Salt Rheum, Ervsipelas, and a striding un;n iu'.i...no.. .rM,atin. Com-

L-IUttlUVIIb IU kill- I.K.IUI.C3 Ul .1.. .

Influenza, will always oe

mon colds and

l... l. ..- : tho urnrst fares-

cinnati can take the Steam Boat next morning " of Exchange, Bonds, etc. etc. etc., execu- Xr": Z.i. r.K;"m.t distort

at 7 1-2 o'clock, and arrive at Cincinnati 10 1-2. ted with promptness, and in a style equal to nd obeljnale maiady, the Vegetable Life Pi! The Steamer Wm. Penn will leave Cincinnati any other establishment, either East or West, de6Crve a disti,lct anj cmDha'tic recon.nien-

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regularly on I uesoays, v ednesdays, Fridays, na ai lower prices. tion. It is well known to hundreds m tw

auu ouiuruiijs i o u iiutK r. hi. ana arrive all tivmiu oiiongciurmo , LUai iuc originator oi inese invaiuaun.

SALT7

60 BBLf" SALT j"st 'ved and for their custom, and their prices shall be in accor sale, by dance with the hard times.

Lawrenceburgh at 6 P. M. where the above best Eastern Establishments, they can furnish named Canal Boats, Patriot and Chesapeake, a great variety of new and beautiful Dies, both will be in readiness to receive on board all pas for ornament and to prevent counterfeits, sengers and freight, and arrive at Brookville at Sealsand Seal Presses at the lowprice of $20 7 next morning. for both, with counter dies complete, or either The undersigned are determined to do all in separate for $10. -

their power to please all who favor them with February, 1842. 9-

Brookville, May 16, 1842.

N. D. GALLION.

Fresh Groceries. 8IIHDS. new crop N. O. sugar. SObbls N. O. molasses. 20 bags Rio coffee, ust riceived from New Orleans, and for tale, low for CASH by , . . BANKS Ac BURTON Brookville, Jan. 13, 1842. 3-

INDIANA STATE SCRIP.

THE Subscriber will take SCRIP AT PAR

WARE HOUSE. We have w New Large Warehouse immedi

ately at the head of the Canal at Brookville, For WRAPPING AND TEA PAPER, where all freight designed for the above line j. j SPEER

will be stored free of charge.

THOS. II. BARWISE, Owner of Chesapeake. A. ROCK AFELLER, Owner of Patriot. April, 1842. H-tf.

'Brookville Mills, May 6th 1842.

SI Alt. IHHD. first quality New Orleans just received and for ealc by

D. PRICE

, D ec. 29, 1841. 1-

sugar

himself aftlictAfl with this rnm nlaint tor

wards of thirty-five years, and that he tnf-'3 vain every remedy prescribed within tbe compass, ofthe Materia Mcdica. Ileboc at length, tried tho medicine which & offers to the public, and he was cured id short time, after his recovery bad l'ccy, nounccd not only improbable, but absoiu . impossible, by any human means. . . All that Mr. Moffat requires of his Pa,'e7Ifi to be particular in taking the Life '.Jj 6trictly according to the directions. 'l by a newspaper notice, or by any thing 'thimself may say in their favor, that beK- -j; gaincredit. It is alone by the results o. trial. The above medicines for sale by ,

W. J. BVEKS, Mount Uarmcl, M. W. IIAILE, AgBl Brookville, i5pt.l7, 1941, 3'''4