Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 34, Brookville, Franklin County, 22 August 1845 — Page 4
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thoughts of Heaven.
lh'u t who li.iiN her destiny it his ban Is. J 'nit whu, ii.ipviihst-io-1ing his power and ;
mailed her to ci'ino mid!
N sickness there, No weuy wasting of the frame away; No fe.trful shrinking from the midnight air, N drea;t of m.nmer's bright & fervid ray!
No hidden ariel", V will and cheerless vision of despair; V vain petition f.ir a swift relief; No tearful eyes, mi broken hearts are there! Care has no honv? Within t he realm of ceaseless prayer and snn Its billows break away and melt in foam, Tar from the mansions of the spirit throng! The storm's black wing Is never spread athwart celestial skips'. Its wailincs blend not villi the voiie o
sprin:
" .1
niht. has ei
ill corniest n and even delight, to list j . 1 . .. . . . . ' Ot . I. I 1. .... 1
en ui ner iiaer. rut iKitiuri rhtc v-i
'."ore him, and lifts Iter
imploring eves to
iesiiiisi siijhi! Listen to the language of
her heart. For what does she plead It id for her dear children, What does she ask for them? Not the riches v( earth, nor the plaudi's of surrounding admirers, nor the eternal craeefulness and beauty of yottih. These are, in her estimation of iiu'.e value; Instead of these, she asks for her dear ones the proteclingVare of God, and for strength to discharge her duty toward them. Willi what anxious solicitude is each one remembered before him, from i he absent son on the boisterous ocean to the unconn iots babe of her bosom. She asks, that from the earliest lispings of inline v, the best tribute of their hearts may
As some too tender flow-ret fades and dies! ascend to their Creator. With w hat iu-
j creased earnestness does she plead, as the recollection of the many snares and temptations which they must encounter, crosses ; her anxious mind. It is then she feel her own weakness, and her entire dopenjder.ee upon (Jo ). It is thn she sees her need of divine assistance and support, and ithe vast importance of maternal prayer.
No nii'il dinils Its chilling dews upon the tender frame; No moon is needed there! The liht which fills Tit it land of glory, from its maker came!
No parted friends O'er mournful recollections hive to weep! No bed of death enduring love attends To watch the earning of a pulseless sleep! No blasted flower Or withered bud celestial gardens know! No scorching blast, or fierce descending shower ScaUers destruction like a ru'h'ess foe!
Nobu!e word. Startles the s acred ho?t with fear & dread'. The song of peace Creation's morning hard, Is mi,' wherever angel minstrels tread! L t ns depart, If lumit like this await the weary sou!! Look up thou stricken one! Thy wounded heart Shail beat 110 more at sorrow's stem control. With faith our guide, White mbed and innocent to lead the way Why fear to plunge in Jordotrs rolling tide And find the ocean of eternal day.
Tis Homa wlisrs'eTtha Heart is, 'Tis home where'er the heart is! Where'er its loved ones dwell, In cities or in cottages. Thronged haunts or mossy dell; The heart's a rover ever, And thus on wave and wild, The maiden with her lover walks, The mother with her child. ' Pis bright w here'er the heart i, Its fairy spells cm bring Fresh fountains to the wilderness, And to the desert Spring. There are green isles io each ocean, O'er which affection glides; And a haven on each shore, When Love's the star that guides. 'Tis free where'er the heart is; Not chains, nor dungeon dim, May check the mind's aspirings, The spirit's healing hymn! The heart gives life its beauty, Its glory and its power 'Tis sunlight to its rippling stream, And soft dew to its flower.
' It is iheri she fervently exclaims "of myself can do n-lhine; O, thou who hold est ; the hearts of my children in thy hand, ! bless thee fir this resource." know that S the mother's prayrr of faith w ill avail much. She takes courage as she remem1 be is the ijitiy instances of tie e.Tieary of ! maternal prayer. John the liaptis'; who ' was filled w i'h the Holy (host from his
! 'lirih; Timothy that eminent minister of i the New Testament; St Augustine, the celebrated Bishop of Hippo; Doddridge, j an 1 many other subjects of piay ing mothl ers. With these examples before her, her hope brijhtens, her confidence is strengthened, and she determines that no difficulties shall dishearten her, no discourage
ments shake her firm reliance on the promises of Cod, which in the perform- , ances of her duty she feels to claim as her , own. She remembers the perseverance ; of ihe Syro Pheniciati woman, and she experts like her to hear at!. is', "O, woman, vrpal is thy faith; be it unto thee as thou w ilt." When the season of prayer is over, h leaves her 1 hamber w iih a spirit re- : freshed and int'uora'cd; with a mind untroubled . She has left all in the hands of ; (Jo !. The serenity of l.er soul is visible 'in her countenance. It sweetens eveiv duly, and influences all her conduct. Pr;.) ing mother, suiely thou art blest.
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all
In
A.U can not 1)9 greatest, but
can be kind." : 'Speak kindly to thy fellow man, I Lest, he should die, while jet j Thy biter aeeetits wring his heart, j And make his pa'e cheek wet.' j 'Speak kind i y to thy brother man, for he : Ins tninv cares thou dost not know many
s irr uvs thine eve has not sern and vrrief
; may bo gntwing at his heart-strings, 1 winch cr long will snap them io sunder. Oseak kindly to him! Perhaps aword from ; thre will kindle the light of joy in his o'er-
i shadowed heart, and make his pathway to it ho tomb a n?esant one S.ieak kindly to
j thy fell nv man, even though sin has marred j the spirit's beauty and turned into discord ; tlvi once perfect harmony of his being. , i Harshness can never reclaim him. Kmdj ncss may. Speak kindly, act kindly to all j without asking who it. maybe. It is eI tiouuh for thee to know he belongs to the i brotherhood of man, andneeds thy sympa- ! thy. Then give it to him freely aye. i freely as thy Father who is in Heaven,
givclh it to th23.'
Letter from Patrick Owen's aun
Ireland to him in America. Dkar Nephew: I have not written to you since my last before now, because
we have removed from our former place ;
of living. I dm not know where a litter would find you, but I now with pleasure take my pen to inform you of the melan choly death of your only living uncle Kilpalrick, who died very suddenly las' week, after a lingering illness of about live months. The poor man was in violent
convulsions during the whole time of his! sickness, laying perfectly quiet and speech less, talking incoherently an J calling for-; water. I could not inform you of his death j sooner, except I had wrote to you by the! last Post, which went off two days before! he die'; and then you would of had pos'.-' age to pay. I am at a loss to t II you w lu.t i his death was occasioned by, but I fear ii was brought on by his lust sickness, for h has never been well ten davs toirethei !
during the whole time of his confinemen . and I believe he ate too much of rabbit I stuffed with peas and aravy, or peas an! gravy ft tiffed with rabbits. I can't teil j w hich, but, be that as it will, as soon as lie ! breathed his last, the doctors gyve over a I hopes of his 1 ecu very. j I need not tell you any thing abetit hlsj
age, for you know that in December nextj ho would have been 15 years old lacking j Jilinctta Iron t1!(l jttils.
f-iriJ YOUR TEETH!
-tA. .i.'.rt,
U. W.KEELY, Surgeon Dentist. WILL visit Brook ville about the 12th o August, w hen all who wish work done wil Please call. in: fekkncescivkn if rf.quihed. llJ'm'M tosnillhf Tinie.il
Koom at Mr. McCurdy's Hotel, Urook-
iile, Indiana. l'ebiuarv 21st. 1811 ) tf
A. DONALDSON, JNO. S. KKOWN, F. It. THOMPSON Croccrs and Commission Merchants, AM)
I)evi.i:bs is mi. kmis or (rss Srrn,
Cor ner o f Xiulh and Miin Cincinnati, Ohio.
SUiAie--t'OATKI, iMvnoi Ei) t. so i. i.y i i:gi:r.int e pills;" Hi Intern ittent . Remittent. Iti!lioti! nd ti.tVuuHlory Fever, llendachc. In-
icr, liyspepsta. l erverieu yppeme.
f Heart Hum, Costive.nees, Diarrhaia, Hil-
hoiit! (.;htlie, and Worms, Foul Stomach. Pain in the Head, Soleor hick, Scrofula, Scurvy, or any i nipnritiep of the Hluod. Obt ructions and female complaint goimraily . Therj has never appeared a medicine which, while it can do no harm, is calcuaic l to do so nrieh good. They excite n healthy prcspiration, and open all the natnr'il drains of the srstem. The i)h--trnc-
tii.n or insenrihle Perspiration isth-i cause of a great proportion cf human suffering. These pills possess I 'if pnxecr. in ati extraordinary degree, of removing all cbstruction, aiid healthful circulation. '1 hey ii'tit iiiidoubtritly supersede a!i other pur jstive tr.eiiicines, as they have a four-fold action viz; a discharre by the IIuacIs,
Luns. Kidneys, and Skin. Children will not hesitate lo take them: and they may he relied on, beyond any other remedy, as an effectual and safe meditate for Worms, and all complaints incident to children. More childrea have been cured in New York the present year, by the use of Or- Sm.tii's Pills, than al! other mediciiiett combined as tlnTe is no need of forcing i. him down, like other medicines.
One important advantage in taking these
Pills is, they do not gripe, or produce nau
pea, or any unpleasant sensation Pills have.
in thousands of instances, produced Piles
and ether consequences far worse than the
ctse ise for which tney were administered
This is particularly guarded ngainst in the
combination ot the many injircdiciits of
which Dr. Smith's Pills are composed' thus rciiderir-g them harmless.
The directions, anJ treatment of disea
ses, accompan every box, in a circular of
1 pa?es. "No Sicm t 'oATt o Pn.Ls" can he genuine without the eisrnaiure of the solevinventor,"(J. H I' N JAM IN, M. I)., President of the New York College of Health," upon every box.
From a Nephew of the late Judge Thomp
son New okk. May, 15, 1-H.
Dr. Smith s "Improved Indian v egeta-
ble Pills," have proven invaiuahle to myself and family, in the cure of violent Leadache, pain in the side and stomach. For children, no better medicino can ho produced. In tho case ofour little girl, two
years old, the most happy effects have resulted from their use. I have never known a medicine which I could so confidently recommend ast'ove Pills. K. THOMPSON, ."ni Norihmore st. The following lady i tuo well known in New York for bar intelligence an philanthropy to be doubted. From the M ilron of tho U S. Navy Hospital,
Accustomed ns I am to administer to the sick. 1 can appreciate a valuable medicine. Ifthercbea medicine adapted to the numerous aliments of mankind, it is Dr. Smith's Sugar Pill. I have used them and seen them used with thu most uetom ishing results; in several instances within my knowledge, restorinff the patient from extreme lowiiess and suffering, lo strength andhcaiih. For ladies during pregnancy, these Pills arc mvereign balm. I recommend them to all for a vatuablo family medicine srm; a.gol'ld. Matron of the V. S. Navy Hospital.
Hrooklyn., June 10, 1-41.
From the Deputy Sheriff of N. York. I)r, .Smith's "Improved Indian Vegeta
ble Pills" have been used in the Kldridgo
street Hooter s Prison, with uncommon
satisfaction. I have never heard a medicine spoken of with more interest by the sick who have taken these Pills.
J AMI'S J. UFA INS. Deputy Sheriff. n r.xTHAenmN ry cure. I have to record an instance of unpar
alleled suffering, which must have terminated my existence, bad not Dr Smith's "Sugar I mil an Vegetable pills" come to
my rescue. In the Fall of I'r-pt, I had a Scrofulous ailectioti, which nearly covered my body with sores, and rendered me uufit for life. In the course of two months I was attacked with fever, which raged with great violence. I took many prescripsions, but without getting relief. My Buffering was great. Mrs. Gould, (whom 1 shall ever remember with esteem,) advised me to use these faigar Pills, which I took
in large doses a few days, when tho fever end pain abated. I continued these Pills in small doses, about live weeks, when my fever and scrofula were cured, my blood completely purified, and my general health
unproved. I am certain I owe my life, under Trovi denee to the use of these Pills. F.. M. PARK, New York. From a lady well keown in New York I have been troubled for years with iliz
ziness and pain in the head, attended with depression, dimness of sight, A:c., which
have been em.ircly cured by Dr. Smith
LUKE KENT, I'loch and Watch Maker, Icwelry, Silver Ware and Spectacle Man ufacturcr, Diamond pointed gold Pcns,c No. 2.13 Main st. between oth and Gib Cincinnati, Ohio March 20, IS 13. H-Iy
1,000,000 SHERMAN'S POOR MAN'S PLASTER. tRF. srdJ yearly, and foi only 12J cents curing Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pain or weakness in the Side, Back, Rreast, Loins, cr any part of the body. Who will suffer when he can be so easily cured. J W. Hoxie, Esn., who was bent near
ly double withRheumatism, was enabled after wcariuff one 12 hours to set up and
ilrcss himself. In two days he was per
fectly well.
Mr. David Williams, of I'liziholht-nvn,
N. J., an old Revolutionary soldier, was so
icted with Rheumatism that be could
hardly help himself. One of these Plasters entirely cured hi in.
siii:it.)U,vs n oiiJi loze.vges. Thousands upon thousands have gone
down to premature graves from Marasmus, or a wasting away of the body, Epilepsy, Fits, lit. Yitus' Dance, Aockd Jaw, Apoplexy, Mania, Dropsy in the Head. Palsy, Consumption, Pleurisy, Dyscntary, Convulsions, and many other supposed apparent diseases; and many have Buffered for ycarsjand years, and have been doctored for
some iniag
relief: and others arc still
all the trouble rises from Worms, and w orms alocc, w hich arc cn-ircly overlook
ed, and w lion the proper treatment would hive taved their lives and restored them to
health. Every observant mother cannot but
SAND'S SAirSAPAUILLA IJOR the removal and permanent cure of . all dmeanei arising from an impure state of the Hood, or hatit oflheyslem, riz: Scmfula, or IZ'ugs Evit, flhcumatimi, Obtlinant Ctt.lnne.om Eruptiont, Pimple , or Puftule on the Face, Blotches, Riles, Chronic Sore Eyes, lii-ig worm, or Tetter. Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain of the Done and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Symptoms, Scintica, or Lumbago, and Diseases arising from an injudicial,
use if .Mercury, Ascites, or Drnpsy, JLrposure or Imprudence cfLife, Also, Chron ic Cotulilutional Disorders vill be removed bit this Preparation,
Diseases having their origin in an impure
state of the blood and fluids generally, will
be speedily and effectually removed by this invaluable medicine as its operation ia pe
culiar., and consists in removing the cause
to disease by entering into the circulation
and passing through the general system
Where obstructions to its lavorable opera
tiou exists, they arc removed as it passes
along the alimentary canal; hence the pa tient will feel and know the sensible opera
tionof the Sarsaparilla from iU curative
powers
The following letter, recently received
by the proprietors of this invaluable medi-
icinc.will be read with interest by all simi
larly clilicted. Baltimore, Juno 10, 1845
Messrs Saxds Gents: Most cheerfully
do I add to the numerous testimonials of
your life preservative Sarsaparilla. I was
attacked in the year Isd!) with a scrofulous affection on my upper lip, and continuing
upward taking hold of my nose and surround
suffering, wh cn
ing parts, until tho passage for conveying
toara F.i m 1 . rt Attn tn '- t v I Iiat
- all at -'k-a iiuiii kuu viv j iuv uvovtii nt,iu uv.o
i.iary comna,L uuout tuc o-sv t j wLjch caugcj HR urccasn flow of
tears. It also effected my gums, causing a discharge very unpleasant, and my teeth
became so loose that it would not have been
a hard task to pull them nut with a eligh
ierk such were my feelings at ibis time
that I was rendered perfectly miserable. I consulted the first Physician in the city,
3,mH
Siigo Iron an.orted sizes, lUoom Force Iron da American Steel, do KnglisK blistered Steel, C-tst Steel.
Just received and for sale by
It. & S. HrookviKe, April 22, 113.
20.000 lbs 5.000 " 600 100 " 100 "
see and admit the truth; but still many physicians shut their eyes to that all impoitant cause of disease. Cnpt. E. F. Wct.n, of the brig Lavinia, of the port of New York, was complaining for a long time with a pain and uneasiness in his bowels, dullness, headache, palpitation, lowness of spirits, a constant disposition to yawn and stretch himself. From reading Doctor Sherman's description of
the evuiptotns of worms, bethought they
answered to his case, and accordingly took a dose ofSh?rman'6 Worm Lozpnges, which
brought away a tape worm 17ft feet long.
That one dose cured him. He never goes
to sea without a full supply of Sherman's
Lozenges, and says he wants no other med icina chest. "I CAN'T SLEEP::"
Says one, "my cough is so incessant, it
seems as though I would choke to death.' If be would only use Sherman's Cough Lo zenges he would be cured in a short time
They often cure the most distressing cases
in a few hours.
The Hon. Mr. Archer U. S. Senator of
Yirginia was cured of a cough that threat
ened to terminate in consumption, by only one small box. lie had suffered much from
the frequent attacks of coughing, and could
get but little rest, fay or night, until h
used those Lozenges. He could hardly be
lieve that medicine could operate bo quick and efficiently, especially when it tasted so
pleasant.
Vr. G- T. .VaiAcujjsufT'-red a year with
a hard, tight cough, pain in the siae, epit
ting of blood, and all the usual symptoms
of consumption. The Lozenges relieved
h:m immediately, and in a few weeks re
stored him to perfect health. He says they
are the greatest cough medicine in the
world. C. F. THOMAS, Main st,
bet 3d and 4th B'.s.,opposito Gazette Office.
y holestjle and retail Agents for tho
Western country.
Agents. R. iV S. Tyner, Brookville; N. M.Ross &L'o; Laurel; Wm. Rubottom;
Mctamora; Thomas Fittcn, Rochester; Z
A. Nye, Trenton. May 2.'3d,IS45. 21-Gm
DOCTOR M'LANE S Celebrated fairer Pill,
For the Cure of Hepatites or Liver Com
plaint, Dyspepsia and Sick Head-Ache, Svptoms op A Diseased Liver!
Tain in the right side, under the edge o.
the ribs, increased on pressure; sometimes the pain is in the left side; the patient is
rarely able to lie on the loft side; some
times the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to the top
or the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for a rheumatism in the right arm. The stomach is affected with loss of appetite
but with little benefit. Every thing I heard of was tried, but all proved of no serv ice, and as a last resort was recommended change of air; but this, like other remedies, did no goodjthe disease continued graduall to increase until my whole body wa9 affected. Hut thanks to humanity, my Physician recommended your preparation of Sarsaparilla, I procured from your agent in this city, Dr, Jas. A. Reed, 6 bottles;
and in less time than three months was restored to health and happiness. Your Sarsaparilla alone effected the cure, and with
a desire that the alllicted may no longer suffer, but use the right medicine and be
free from disease, with feelings of joy and gratitude I remain your friend.
DANIEL McCONNlKAN. Anyone desiring to know further par
ticulars will tind mo at my residence in
Front street, where it will afford me pleasure to communicate any thing in relation
to this cure.
DANIEL McCONNlKAN. Personally appeared before me the above
named Daniel McConnikan, and made oath
of the facts connected in the foregoing
statement JOHN CLOUD, Justice of Peace of the City of Baltimore
New-Brunswick, N. J.,Sep. 2.j, 143.
Messrs. Sands Gentlemen 1 can speak
from a very gratifying personal experience
of the great value of your preparation of
Sarsaparilla ror about nine months I
suffered beyond expresdon from an attack
of that Prosean and destroying disease,
Ncuralffia, by which I was rendered incapa
bio of attending my ordinary employment.
For months I was unable to write a line or
hold a pen, or convey food to my mouth; and such was my bodily distress, that to sleep, except in brief catches after extreme exhaustion, was impossible. The medical treatment usual in this disease availed me
nothing, and 1 was at last persuaded to try your Sarsaparilla. Before the second bottle wa3 nuitc used, the disease abated. 1
continued to take it to the amount of six
bottles, and was perfectly relieved, and I hope permanently no indication of a re
lapse having appeared yet.
1 believe you have not claimed for your
Sarsaparilla that it is particalarly adapted to the tormenting disease to which 1 was subject- but I have no doubt it was the
means of my recovery , and should have no hesitation in recommending it to others who may bo ruffcring from Neuralgia. The ra
tionale of ita success is, I think, not difficult
of explanation.
Q-5Scveral metallic preparations, such
as nitrate of silver and arsenic, have been
much relied on in late years, but they fail
ed in my case.
Respectfully, your friend and obedient
servant, C. HOOVER.
I or further particulars and conclusive evi-
.4 CERTAIN CURE FOR Fever & Ague;
AS PREPARED BY
Dr. Samuel Nixon.
Being a concentrated fluid extract of
Barks, combined with ether vegetable ex
tracts; which renders it a medicine of great
utility in the cure of all diseases, arising
from exposure to marsh aad miasmatic re
gions, and is offered to the public as infalli
ble in Ague Ague and lever Chill and Fever Ague Cake.and that peculiarly distressing state of body apd mind usually arising from a protracted case of Fever and
Ague, and it is also rocommended as a good and wholesome tonic, well calculated to arouse the tone of the stomach, when it has
become inactive fromany cause- j This valuable medicine needs no other recommendation than the general character which it has acquired in the several years it has been used in the western country. The proprietor having had experience in the treatment of Fever and Ague, as well as all other diseases, having been engaged in the practice of medicine more than twenty years, feels an assurance in recommending this preparation to those who need it, or to the medical fraternity, if they see proper to use it, as no quackery but an honest compound, warranted to perform the offico to which it is assigned, by thepa-
tient s paying attention to the directions.
SAMUEL NIXON. For sale at the Druif Store of
M. W. 1IA1LE, BROOKVILLE, IND.
The above valuable Medicine may be
had Wholesale and Retail at
REED & BROTHERS
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, Main St.
above 7tb, West side,) Cincinnati, Ohio.
And at their old and well known stand RICHMOND, IA. Orders for that and other Medicines ear
nestly solicited-
IVovember I4th, 1&44, 5-ly.
ALBANY LOCK HOSPITAL
TABLISIIED 1830.
ES-
anu 8ic!ncss; luo bowics, in general, are dence of its superior value and efficacy, sec costive, sometimes alternative with lax; pamphlets, which may be obtained of agents
me neau is trouuieu wnn pain accompani-1 rrrntis
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TYXETi. 17 ly.
VXTKL).-
Beeswax;
Ginsen?; White Beans; Mustaid Seed.A -DONALDSON & CO., Oth and Main street. Cin. Ohio. May, Tih 1943. nj.
ten months, had he lived till then he would
have been jus' 0 months dead his prop-; erty now revolves to his next kin. who al-1 so died some time ago, so I expect that it ' will be divided between us. and you know i his property was someth-ng considerable, : for he had a fine estate which he sold to pay his debts, and the remainder he lost a ! a lirse race; I tit it was the opinion of every body at the time, that he would have! won the race had not the horse that he. run against been too fast for him. I never ; saw a man (and the doctors all said so-1, ' that observed directions better than he did; ! he said that he had as lief drink water ! gruel wine if it had the same taste, and ' would as soon lake jalap a3 eal beef stake ' if it had the same relish. But poor soul: ' he wi l never eat or drink more, and now yon have not a single known relation in j the world, except myself and your two cousins w ho were killed in the last war. :
I can't dwell upon ihis mournful subject, and shall seal my letter wiih black sealing w ax. and put on your uncle's coat of arms, so I beg you will not break the seal when yon open the letter, and dou,t open it until two or three days after you receive
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imy men ume you wia be prepared to :' r t lax-seed, beeswax and Ginseng receive the sorrow ful tidings, j April lih 143. 16-6tn. When you get to this place stop, and ' d.i not read any more till my next. I LAW NOTICE. PEGGY OWEN. I 1 A M K S II. SLEETH, I. S. Do not write to me again till you t'rnry and Counsellor at Lmc, receive thi. ' SILL attend lo all business entrusted ; to him with r:ir. nn.t f!.lt,i...
her
She enters her rhamber. All If il It lot ! "
.JOHN 11. EAliaUHAlTT
-A TTOUXEY AT L..VyV, Brookville, fa. Jan. 10, IS 13. 3-tf. CHARLES COLLIXS; HOLESAI.E & RETAIL DRUGGIST, N.E. corner of Lower Market and Sycamore sts, Cincinnati. ' OH?, Colours, Varnishes
Jhr Stuffs, etc.
to him with care and fidelity; ei-
i:i the superior or inferior r,nns r
State. Office above J. Goodie's store, on Main
The Hother at Prayer. enters her chamber. All is ouiet
and retiied. There is no eye to witness
her detp emotions, but that of Omnipo-: - - -PP--iie the Treasurer's office, Brooktence; no ear to hear her e arnest pleadings, ! vi:'e- ,abut that or the Almighty. Asweetand! July 30. IS 11. 3..y sacred solemnity pervades her soul. She " " - feels th it she is about to ommuue with a BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
"Sugared Indian Yerretable Pill." I prize
this medicine above all others, Sauaii DortiLAss, Corner of Ludlow and Walkersts.
Dr. Smith's sugat Pills Tho voice of
the West. Since printing a very large edition ofour Monthly Ri.rour, we have received the folio'A'ing! nvsr-r.rsiA of ten vicars' standim The Wife of Captaiu Roberts, on Y-fne street, near Water, Cincinnati, has been al'lieled with dyspepsia in its most aggravated form, for the last ten years .SUe'was recommended by celebrated physicians of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cincinnati to travel, as they could do nothing for her, She did fo, but it done her no good. She then commenced using the most popular medicines of the day for her complaint, but derived no benefit from their use Seeing an advertisement of Dr, S ni:s Sugar Coaled f'egetable Pills in
the papers, she concluded to give them a trial. She sent to (. F, Thomas, Main Street, between Third and fourth street, Dr. .smith's Agent for Cincinnati, and pur
chased a box, took them according to direction, and can with heartfelt joy state that she derived more benefit from tho use of one box of Doctor Smith's Sugar .Coated Yegetable Pills than from all other' medicine sha has ever made use of for tho last ten years.The above was sent to G. F. Thomas December 1 4th, 144. CCr PRICE TAi CENTS PER BOX. No -SUGAR COATED PILLS" can he genuine without the signature of the sole inventor "G. BENJAMIN SMITH M. D., President of the N. V. College of Health upon every kox. Office devoted exclusive to the sale of this medicine. I7!1 (Jreenwich street. New York. G. F. Thomas, Main street, between Third and Fourth streets, opposite the Gazette Office 0CrsDL E AGENT FOR Til E CITY (CINCINNATI. -CO Agents. R. & S. Tyner, Brookville; N. M. Ross Ac (Jo, Laurel; Wm. Rubottom Mctamora; Thomas Fittcn Rochester; 7. A . Nvc , Trenton. M-iy 'SO ,1-43. 22-Cm
ed with a dull, heavy sensation in the back
part. This is generally a considerable loss
of memory, accompanied with a painful sensation of having left undone something
which ought lo have been done. A slight, dry cough is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness and debility ; he is easily startled, his feet are cold or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensation of tho skin; his spirits are low;
aim although he is satisfied that exercise would bo beneficial to him, yet ho can
scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every remedy.
Several of the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where few of them existed, yet examination of the
body after death has Bhown the liver to
have been extensively deranged.
DESSERTATUKY O.V DISEASES
LYDUCED BY JJ'OR.MS
Vr.w diseases to which the human body is liable, are better entitled to the attention
of tho parent or philanthropist
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by A. B- S,- D. SANDS, fFhoIesale Drug ist, 79 Fulton street New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally through
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tle; six boitles for So
ft?-Ihe public are respectfully request
ed to remember that it is Sand s Sarsapa
rilla that has and is constantly achieving
such remarkable cures ot the most difficult clas-s of diseases to which the human frame
is subject; therefore ask for Sand's Sarsapa
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igenta. , & 8. Tyner, .Brookville; N.
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consequent on the irritation of worms on
the stomach and bowels. When the suf
ferer is an adult, the case is very frequent ly overlooked, and, consequently, the prop'
er remedy is not applied. But when the
patient is an infant, if the disease is not
entirely neglected, it is still, too frequent by, ascribed in whole or part, to some oth
cr cause. It oujrht here to be particularly
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than those assortment large and complete of all kinds
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GEX. GEO. COOKE, LL. I.
RETURNED FROM ENGLAND rONTINlTLS TO BE COSSULTED CON FID ENTIA L L Y, NO.3 NORTON ST., ALBANY, N. Y.
GEN. SIR GEO, COOKE, LL. D., BART. The Queen has conferred the Order of Knighthood on Gen. George Cooke, LL. D. of America. Court Circular, THIS Philanthropic Institution, established, A. D. 1830, universally spoken of in the various periodicals of the present age, is "an edifice, located in a retired part of tho city, detached from any place of public resort whatever; the whole of the building is occupied by patients; each having their own room, and not subject to'be
the observer of all observers, Dr. Cook, founder of the hospital, is the only resident
physician, and devotes his whole time and attention to the welfare of the unfortunate.
The offices for consultation, conveneiently
arranged, are on the ground floor; the Hos
pital up stairs, is also repcte with every fa
cility for the rocovery of patients
For the cure of the worst form of Vene-
ral Disease, Gravel, Seminal Weakness, Gleet, Stricture in the Urethra.Impotency, Syphilis and Gonnorrea, Generative and
Nervous Debility, Mercurial and all other diseases of the Skin, and affections of the
Urinary organs in their most malignant and
advanced stages, Dr. Cooke is acknowledged to be the most celebrated. Ilia prover
bial "that alldiseases ofthis class, supposed to be incurable by cthere.are aptly and conveneiently remedied by Dr.Cooke vvith-
ont more than ordinary trouble," familiar
with the practice of medicine, he inevitably
cures his own patients and very trcquent-
ly the patients ot other physicians.
Dr, Cooke is the OldestAdvertising lhy-
sician in the City of Albany, N. Y., his
medical talents are unrivalled.
"Among the most celebrated physicians
of the age is Gen. Cooke, M. D.. L. L. D
of Albany, N. Y.,the founder of the Albany
lock Hospital, lie is mentioned in the highest terms of praise for his benevolence
and philanthropy, not only by editors of
newspapers but his worth ia proclaimeJ by the lecturer on literature & from the sacred
desk." Dcmocraric (Pa Banner.
Whenever the unfortunate consult Dr
Cooke of Albany, they are very politely
conauctcd to a spacious private officeJilite rally crowded with credentials of the hinh
est order, in large glass frames, subject to
the inspection of his patients-veryfew men have the honor to hold such documents) and
au equivalent lor his ice, receive a corres
ponding! prescription: The neat attire of this celebrated man,-evenat home," enrolled in a rich black surplice; after the Episcopal order,-a solid cross in his bosom with genteel gold buckels in bis shoes is of itself an inducement to visit this profound
physician, this friend to humanity and of
God. Aeto Oreon Sun. "The Lock Hospital in America, the only Philanthropic Institution established, under the benign auspices of the celebrated Dr. Cooke, at No. 3 Norton-street -Albany N.Y. for the relief and convencience of the
unfortunate, is reputed as the best asylum extant for the comfort and certain recovery of individuals at this Infi rmarv nntiAnta
remarked, that although but few worms MILL AND CROSS-CUT SAWS, PINE
may exist in a cimu s oowcls, and bow qui
escent soever they may have been, previ
ously, no sooner is the constitution invaded by any of the numerous train of diseases lo
to which infancy is exposed, than it is fear
fully augmented by their irritation. Hence
it is too frequently happens that a disease
otherwise casiy managed by proper reme
CHURNS AND TUBS, PAINTED
BUCKETS, TRACE CHAINS SPADES & SHOVELS, MANURE FORKS, SAD IRONS, BRASS Kettles, &c.
All of which they are determined to sell
dies, when aggravated by that cause, bids as low as the same kind of goods are sold
defiance to treatment judicious in other res
pects; but which entirely fails, in consequence of Worms being overlooked- And
even in case of greater violence, if a potent
and proinot remedy were possessed, so that
that they could be expelled, without loss of
time, which is so precious in such cases, the disease might be attacked, by prompt
remedies, even-handed and with success
Agents. R. 4- S. Tyner, Bioookville; N. M. Koss iVCo, Laurel; Wm. Rubottom,
.tietamora; 1 nomas tittcn, Rochester; '
A. Nye, I ronton. May 2:3d, Is 13; i -7m
in any town in Ihe eastern part of the State
or at Cincinnati prices, adding freight on ly on heavy articles. R. & S. TYNER. Brookville, April 22, 1845. 17-ly
E. B. IIINMAN, DEALER IN Drugs, Jlcdicincs, Paints, OILS fVINDOfV GLASS.
Agent for Landrcth's GARDEN SEEDS
A'o 2, Isnccr Market st. Cincinnati. March 27th 113. li-ly.
have the very best medical attendance, in eluding board and nursing which very ma
teriaiiy facilitates recovery; and as Dr. Cooke, the human founder of so desirable a retreat and sacred security, resides on the premises, the most incredulousmay there repose the utmost confidence feel at home pursue their usual avocations and enjoy the society of perhaps the most eminent physician as well as the most benevolent man of the age. European, Dr. Cooke attends person ally to his Patiests Remember NO 3 NORTON ST, ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 3, IS44. 35-ly.
THE PEOPLE OF FRANKLIN &
ADJOINING COUNT IES. fN seriousness we address you, an upon an important subject; on which deeply effects your interests; we therefore earnestly solicit your candid and careful attention. In presenting this subject we have in view, we would refer you to the following well known gentlemen. We do
j this, being fully aware tbat'such names are
uu) ukiw.u io givo coaracier ana import tance to any subject; we therefore, would urge upon all, who after carefully reading this article, feel they are interested, to call upon the gentlemen referred to, and "6ee whether these things are so."
Hitt & Haile, Brookville. E. Tyner & Co. Metamora, Coswell.Shocp & Yan BERGE.,Laurel Wm. Adams, Fairfield, E. Corey, Blocminggrove, Morgan & Nickols, Anderionville. The above gentlemen have either used, or are agents for the sale of the famous, and justly celebrated "Jew Davids or Hebrew Plaster" and "Resurrection or Persian Pi,"and have recently been supplied with them anew and can testify to their exalted character, and also furnish uncontrovertable proof as to their virtues and efficacy.in all cases for which,e;tuer the "He.
Drew f iaster," or "Persi-in Pills," hre recommended. The success of these Medicines in the Eastern States, and W. T.
Ohio, Pa., Nichigan, Illinois.and this State end indeed wherever introduced, have been unprecedented in the annals of medicines, clearly proving the fact, that when a medicine possessing real merit and great medical virtues, is offered to the public, it will meet with a success commensurate with its worth. ' The character of the "Hebrew Piaster" and "Persian Pills," is fairly established , and upon a firmer basis than any other medicines of which we have any knowledge. Having, for six years successfully met and
warded off the shafts of malice and envy, which by the interested, have been hurled against them and by their wonderful cures, done away with all prejudice heretofore cxsting against patent remedies, we have good grounds for the assertion, that we Bincerely believe there is no medicine that gives such general satisfaction and fails in so few instances to benefit all who use them as the "Hebrew Plaster" and "Persian Pills." This is said after mature deliberation and in no spirit of boasting. Wc wish the medicine to stand upon its own merit, therefore shall not attempt to give it character by puffs or ficticious certificates, as such a course never adds to the virtues of any medicine, but is sure soon to meet ite just reward from an enlightened public. Of the "Hebrew Plaster," we remark that
the peculiarities of this Chemical Compound, are owing to its extraordinary effect, upon the animal fibre or nerves, ligaments and muscles; its virtues being carried by
them to the immediate scat of disease, or ofjpain and weakness,
However good any internal remedy may
be, this, as an external application, will
prove a powerful auxiliary in removing the
disease and facilitating the cure in cases of
.Local Inflammation, scrofulous Affections,
King's Evil, Gout, Inflammatory and
Chronic Rheumatism.and in all cases where
seated pain or weakness exists.
e have likewise witnessed the haniiy
effects of its softening and healing qualities : .. .... i. i ? .- i 1 1
in iiuiiiueriess cusub oi ocruiujous numors,
Knots, Wens.W bite Swellings, Hard Tumors, StiiT Joints, Ague Cakes, Ague in tho Breast, and the like, to the united sat
isfaction of ourselves and others.
It has likewise been very beneficial in
cases of weakness, such as Weakness and
Pain in the stomach. Weak Limbs, Lameness, Affections of the Spine,Femalc Weak
nesses, AC. No female, subject to pain or weakness in the back or side, should be
without it. Married ladies, in delicate sip
uations,'find great relief from wearing this
plaster. The application of this plaster between
the shoulders, has been found a certain re
medy for Colds, Coughs. Phthisic and Lung Affections, in their priraarystages. It destroys inflammation, by producing a copious perspiration. No physician should be without it. No puffing or great spread of certificates is intended. Those who wish to satisfy themselves of the efficacy of this Plaster can obtain sufficict to spread 6 or 8 pit sters, for 50 cts. We would caution the public against buying of any one but those who we publish as agenti; for we have reason to believe some unprincipled person has tampered with the life and health of his fellow man, by counterfeiting the "Hebrew Plaster." Be sure and ascertain that whoever has tho Plaster for sale are agents for the subscribers. None other is genuine. THE RESURRECTION OR PEREIAN PILLS. These Pills raise from the greatest weakness, distress, and suffering, to a state of strength, health and happinegs. The name of these pills originated from the circumstance of the medicine being found only in the cemeteries ofPersia. This vegetable production being of a peculiar kind", led to experiments as to it medical qualities, and virtues. In half a century it became an established medicine for the diseases of thatrountry. The extract ofthis singular production was introduced into some parts of Europe in the year 17S3, and used by many celebrated physicians in curing certain diseases, where all other medicines had been used in vain.Early in the year 1792.the extract was com -bined with a certain vegetable medicine imported from Dura Baca, in the East In dies, and form ed into Pills. Those in health, who live in marshy conn tries and unhealthy climates, can avoid the diseases to which their situations are subject, by taking the Persian Pil'a once, and in some instances.perbaps, twite a week, to cleanse the system, and purify it from the small accumulation of effluvia, which causes the different diseases, in different situations of the country. Those who find diseases fast increasing upon them.should take 6 or 8 pills on going to bed, which will generally operate .as a gentle emetic and cathartic; after wiiicn continue the use of tbem in smaller doses, as recommended on either part of toe bill. Those who follow this course will find them a sure and Never failing Preventive. Price ofPills 25 cents per Janunry23rd. 6-ly
TIIOS. B. HARRIS, Wholesaled Retail Druggist, AND DEALER IN Faints, Oils, Varnishes & Dye Stuffs: Corner of Lover Market $ Sycamore sts., CINCINNATI, O. Physicians and Country Merchants are solicited to call and examine for themselves The above articles are of the best quality, and may be had at reasonable rates. Cash paid for Ginseng, Beestcax f c. April 18th 1943. 16-ly
J. A. Miller's warranted ploughs Slooos' pattern for sale by
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