Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 42, Brookville, Franklin County, 17 October 1845 — Page 4
A Colunn for the Ladies. American Girl's Song. O ir hn:ij are with our tmive iMid.
On son-i is for her glory; Her '.v:irri-.r?s wreath is in her hand, Our lip breathe out her story; Her l,'ty liilli and vailevs gieen, Art' hi.iiu bright b 'hire us And iike a rainb.nv sign N peen Her proud fl waving o'er us. And there are smiles upon our lips For those who meet the freemen For glory's star kno is no eclipse, When smiled upon by women; For those who brave the mighty deep, An I scorn the threat of danger, We'v? smile'' to cheer; and tears to weep F'r every ocean ranger. Our heart is with our native land, Our sonsr is for her freedom; Our prayer is for our gallant band, Who strike where honor leads them. We love the taintless air we breathe ;Tis freedom' endless bower; We'il twine for him an endless vreath. Who scorns a tyrant's power. 1 hey tell of France's beani'es rate Of Italy's proud daughters; Of Scot'rtnd's lassies, England's fair, An I nymphs of Shannon's watert:
We neeJ not boat their haughty charms,
Though lords around them hover; Our glory hes in freedom's arms .1 Frtemau fur a Lover!
eases that originate .blood (for the a stem is
Al7ice to
a Daughter.
BY W. E. SPKACLELet me council you, neer to titter an expression, or do an act, wh'ch even looks like soliciting any gentleman's attention. Remember that every expression of eiviiity, t.i be of any value, must be perfectly voluntary; anj any wish on your part. whether directly or i'lJirect'y expressed, to mike yourself a favorite, will be certain to awaken lite disgust of all who knew it. I would not recommend to you any thin:: like a prudish or alfected reserve; but even this is not so unfortinve an extreme, as
an excessive forwardness. While you modestly accept any attentions which piopnety warrants, let there, b": no attempt at artful insinuation on one hand, or at taking a man's heart by storm on the other.
I JEW DAVID. TnosE who are acquainted with the chaj raoter of Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills will doubtless be glad to I learn that another large shipment has been i received by the travelling agents who aie now prepared to furnish local agents with ; new supplies immediately. The immense ! quantities that are sold of these articles is S proof sullicient of their superior medical j virtues. Vet should there be an incredulous son or daughter of affliction who is
suttermg under all the horrors of lame back Rheumatism, seated pain in the side or breast swellings, Tumors, Fever sores, King's Evil etc. etc. Jail of which the plaster seldom fails to cure) or with Dyspepsia Liver Affection, Fever, Chill Fever, Fever nnd Ague, scrofula or any of the dis-
ln impurity of the hing cure of which
these Pills have become so popular,) for
the benefit of such, we will give a fov extricts of letters showin, tlie estimate in which these articles are held where known, Indianapolis, April 4th Messrs, D. Hiirter & Co gents you will please tend us 12 dozen boxes Persian Pills. The demand continues great, and we shall doudlless sell a largo quantity this season, Yours respectfully JOHN J OWSLEY, Druggist. NtvTows Ind. April 9th 1S45 .Messrs D Harter 4- Co gents, 1 will just say that the Hebrew Plaster ane persian Pills continue to go otT tine, and as we are nearly out of pills you had belter send me some
by the stage-driver. 1 doubt not but the ! medicine will be mjch wanted this season, i as every body is calling for it. Yours truly Jons Mick, Jr. Crawfordsville.I, Jan, 27th, 1643 Mess
D Harter Ac Co, gents, I have sold out nearly all the laige supply of the justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster and Persian
I Pills you furnished me three weeks since, and it would ba well to keep me fully Bup1 plied, as I find calls for these medicines is increasing daily. I would bare state that I have no article in my Drug Store that jtrives better satisfaction than the Hebrew ' Plaster and. persian Pills.
Aon S rnorsos.
Washington. la. iAu tfd. 1341; Messrs
T
Hardware. HE subscribers are now opening a splendid assortment of Haidware,
comprising a large and general assortmentof TABLE $ PCCKET CUTLERY, Files, Saws, Sickles, Scythe eneaths, Hay and Manure Forks, shovels and spades, Nails, Wire, An vils.Vices, smith'B Bellows, Locks aud Latches of every kind in use, butts, screws.Carpenter's tools, Coopers tools, etc. ALSO GUNS, PISTOLS, &C, &C. Together with every article usually found in a well assorted Hardware store to which they invite the attention of merchants, mechanics and Farmers. Terms CASH. LYMAN & RICE. At the sign of the Anvil,
Corner of Main and Lower Market streets
CINCINNATI, OHIO. April lth 1S45. 16-ly.
D Harlcr Ac Co gents
ROBERT PORTER, Wholesale dealer in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC Dry Goods, NO. 172,
Main Street, between 4th 4 5lh, east side
CIXCIXXATI, Keeps constantly on hand Cloths, Cassi
meres, Sattinetts, Jeans, Prints, Jaconet
Cambric, .Book Mull and Swiss Muslims, bleached and brown shirtingsand sheetings,
Handkerchiefs, shawls, Hosiery, Gloves,
uuttons, 1 hread, Atc.&c. March 27th 1345. 14-ly.
NEW GOODS AGAIN!
nnilEsubseriber hn j ut received di
rect from the Eastern market, and is
JL
Ht the request of
many, wlio are anxiously awaiting tue crrival of vour ceb-brated Hebrew P-aster
! and Persian Pills we write von the second
tune ssymj that we are out. e have fre
quent calls for colli Plaster and rills, which render general satisfaction. Please send us another lot immediately, and oblige, ; Gallagher S,- Walters. R'uuinfieM, Edgar co III, May 20th 141 Messrs D Harlcr Ac Co, '.cuts We have
Be not ambitious to he considered a belle. ! sold all tha celebrated umew Plaster and
Indeed 1 had rather von would be alnost ! i'ersian filN led with us a few days ago.
any thing else, which does not involve gross miral obliquity, than this. It is the fate of most b?lies that they become foolishly vain, think of nothing, and care for nothing beyonl person il display; an 1 not unfreqnently su-ri-.ici:ig themselves in a mid birgatn. whic'i involves their de-ii-
nits for life. The m.ire of solid and end tiling esteem you enjoy, the better; and you night to gain whatever of this you can by honorable means, bill to be admired caressed and flattered, for mere accidental qualifies, which involve nothing of intellectual or moral worth, ought to render aiy girl, who is tha subject of it, an object of pity. You are at liberty to desire the goo-1 opinion of every gentleman of your acquaintance; but it would be worse than f'jhy in you to be ambitious of a blind admiration. I will only add. that you ought to be on your guard against the influence of flattery. H-i!y on it, the man who flatters you is not your fiiend. It were a much ki.i-Ier fTi j an 1 a r--al mark of frio.i dsai,i, i i admonish you tenderly, yet honesily, of your faults. If you yield a little to flattery, you have placed yotirselfon dangerous gr.iund; il you continue to yield, yoj are not improbably undone.
Will you please immediately .
send us 4 or ;j uoz. more Kespectfuily,
O S-1) Bailey.
Gosport, July 1-1 1, Messrs D Harter S Co gents We hove sold ail the ebrcw
i 'ias-ior lei't wl'.lius and as there is a great ! call fur it we with you to send us at least i 2 nr ! i'oz. moe and also 1 doz of 'ersian j 'ills. Respectfully HfssEYand Goss
BlonmiieM, Edgar co. Ill May 27, I?44. Mr. D Haner Co gents The Pills and Plaster you sent us came to hand in good order. We have an increase demand for them and it promises to supercede nearly all other kinds of medicines in this vicini ty, Respectfully O Ac I) Uaily. Hiruingsburg, la, Sept 27th 141. Mess I) Harter S Co gents Your Hebrew Plaster you left with me to sell is all sold out some time since. The Persian Pills are all siid b'it a few boxes i'lasler and fills give general satisfaction. There sesms to be an increase demand for both articles. Respectfully James McIxtosii. Williamsnors la. Sent. 27h lrU. I)
Harter f- Co Dear Sir I have sold all the Persian 1'ills that you left here and should be klad to get some more. They have ac
complished miracles here, and are in great demand. The Pills are called for several timea every day; If you cannot come this way soon please send some by stage. Ebenezlii Kiq.
N 1 su.'o-'vi is more deeply fraught ith the joy nr anguish of the heart, ihe happi
ness or distresses of families, the peace or misery of society, than marringe. Il mingles its cup of conieiittnent or sorrow with all our sensibilities; it pervades our natures, and oil of our relations t; heaven and -arih with its influence, and if we have been fortunate in our choice, hope has buoyancy, the hearl and energy, and the
arm a vior, inal tmatiuting lorce can struggle wi ll life's varying prospects; but if u:if.irtunat(, our life has suffered an eclipse of deep and sombre shade; nnd in Ihe reality of misery, the heart relinquish
es all its long cherihed hopes nnd ideal j faculties, and ask for the refuge and solace of that d .vorce which death alone can give. In marriage there should be n congeniality of alTeeiion and feeling. No lady shot-Id ever pledge her hand tonne who has not her heart. From this principle she should not be seduced by wealth, of fame or laients, or misled by officious friend. Her individual Inppiness is at stake, and her choice, which is to fix her destiny for life, should be, I do not say unadvised, but certainly, unconstrained brothers. There is too often one sad heart amid the festive joy of the hymeneal hour.
The heart feels as if the decorations of
the scene were its fillits for the alter of sacrifice. The hand under foreign dictation and control is y ielding to one. but the heail has irrecoverably fixed its choice upon another. As well might philosophers attempt to control the magic influence of gravitation, as parents or guardians attempt to awaken and divert the cbanel of a diverted heart, by iheir own mercenary views. Fatal have been the consequences, when parental authority has compelled a merely licen?d union, for which the heart felt a cherished disgust.
The loviiest forms have thus sunk
Since the above letter was received, we have been informed by ihc writer, that the case alluded to in the above, was that of a
young man living near W who for several months had been confined in a darkened room, for an aggravated case of inflamation in the ecs, rendered him totally blind. After applying every remedy within his reach, w.thuiit receiving any benefit lie commenced using the Persian Pills and had used them but a short time when all inflimition loft him, and his health became permanently reinstated. The Following Gentlemen are Agents
for these medicines: Hitt & Haile, Brookville. E. Tyxer Ac Co. Mclamora, CoNwr.i.1., Siioit i- Yax Beroks, Laurel Wm. Adams, Fairfield,
E. Corev, Bloomingrove, Moroan & Nickols, Anderconville. D. HARTER & CO. September 13 .r-ly
now opening at his Store, in Brookville, a general assortment of goods, suited to the
present and approaching season; among
which are,
Finena l Superfine Cloths of various
co lor s
da do Cassimcres, jlain $
Fash, patterns,
A 5-00 assortment of Satinets, plain J-
Fash, patterns, IlcJ, White and Yellow Flannels, Fah. Ttreeds, and Kentucky Jeans,
Calicoes of almo.it every grade ands'yle:
Ginghams and Curtain Calico,
Lair ns. Muslin de Laines and Valz
rcne.
Dark and Fancy col d. plain and figured
Alpaccas, Black, and other cofi. Silks, Sarsnet nnd Bonnet Silks.
Black. M'ltite and Pink Crape,
Uhiti Cambric, Jackontt and Mull Mus
lins jitain anl figured,
Bock. S in'ss and Bobinel Muslins, plain
and figured,
Irish Linen- linen Lairn and Bishop
Lair 11.
Shaicls. Dress Hd'kfs. and silk pocket
liricfs.
Veils and Ladies white pocket Hd'kfs,
Dcsl Kid, Silk and Cotton glares, do to da do Mills, Satin. Silk and Marsaills Vesting.
linn Silk 'IVdkfs, and Satin
Slocks.
A ratiety of Lace, Edging, Fooling and
Insertion.
A splendid assortment of Ilibbons, and
Bonnets, AL.SO A good assortment of Hardware, Queensware and Xails, Shoes. Hants, Far, Wool and Palmetto Hats, Leather, Cotton Yarn, LIKEVISE. -I general assortment
Groceries, i nchid ing An cvlra qualify of Malaga and Port Wints. All of which will be ofTercd low for cash, orCounlry produce. The public are respectfully invifed to call examine and
judge for themselves.
N. D- GALLIU.N. Brookville. June 27lh. 1813. 26 -ly.
40
COFFEE, SUGAR, &C.
Sacks Rio Coffee.
Hhds. Sugar,
I Tierce of liice, 400 lbs Sole Leather, 1000 " Coo Yarn, 200 " Lead, For sale by It. &s. TYXER. Brookville, April 22, IS 13. 17-ly
SUNDRIES.
TEAS.
Half Chests Young Hyson,
:0 do Gun Powder, 20 do Imperial, 200 Caty Boxes assorted. For 6ale by A. DONALDSON 4 March 20, l?4(i.
CO.
j A. W. CULLU3I, Wholesale & Retail I Grocery, Produce and Liquor Store. i CORNER MAIX& EIGHTH STREETS
into: f:....:.
,,,,.1., iV.n I.... IH lllliHIUIU.
H.I UllUlllt l l.ltt . UilUt.! lilt; iil'lll, fin fatal iufluecce of a withered and blighted heart. While parents, who have thus married the persons of their datigUers to houses and lands and silver and gold, and thus immolated their .otTec'.ions upon the altar of Mammon, have committed an act of ciuelty to their children, and a fl igrant outrage upon the design of the marriage union, for which no future kindness or repentance can fully atone. And what can bj said of the woman who is shae a to marry for money? nothing! vhe deserves the sympathy of no honorable person.
j Salt, Sugar, Coffee , Tea, Spices, Pepper, ! Indigo, Madder, Cotlon Yarns, etc.. ! Sold at the lowest Cash Prices in exchange j for all kinds of i COUNTRY PRODUCE. ! March 27th 1?15. 14-ly.
Tun Ladies The love plants of earth's garden, who twine their affectionate tendril round man's nature, shielding hi ni from noxious blists, rejoicing with him in the full-lcaftd summer of his prosperity, and clinging to him with unaltered love thro" the dronry winter o f ruin and decay.
TF.RMS OF TIIF. INDIANA AMERICAN. 1 Y O Dollars in advance. ,S2 50 in
six months. S3 00 at the end of
the year and an addition of 30 cents for every year payment is delayed thereafter. Advertisemclts. Twelve lines or less will be inserted 3 times for one dollar
if payment be made in advance, $1 25 if
payment be delayed one year, and 1 50
11 aejayea two years, aud so in the same proportion for the time payment is delay
ed. Larger adveitisements for a longer
time wt.iee charged on the same prin ciple
Wi'VP' Mats Cinnamon,
23 Barrels Alum, 25 do Copperas, 10 Cases Indigo, 200 Kegs Nails, 1000 Lbs. Cotton Yarn, 2 Hogsheads Madder, 50 Kigs C. Twist Tobacco. For gale by A. DONALDSON & CO. March 20, IS45.
BURDSAL'S COMPOUND FLUID EX-! TRACT OF Sai'saparilla;
OR the cure of Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula or King's Evil, Salt Rheum,
Ring Worm, Ulcers, painful affections of the Bones, Chronic Sore Eyes, Blotches, Glandular enlargements and all diseases arising from impurity of blood. The following is from It. C. Langdon, formerly editor of the Troy Times, in relation to Burdsal's extract of Sarsapnrilla"It is a valuable medicine. I have tried it thoroughly and can bear ample testimony to its good effects in my own person. 1
have for several years been the subject of
violent diseases, acute pains in the limbs, &c, and verily believe the free use of Sarsaparilla was the principal remedy that
performed the cure." For further evidence of its cthcaey, reference is made to the following Physicians, who have prescribed il tcilfi erert; tneecs in their practice: Dr. Stephen Bonner, Dr. Charles Woodward, " Win. Mount, " J. P. Buckner, " William Smith, " William Goshorn . J. Black; Or to Micajah Williams, Esq., Adam X. Riddle, Edward C. Roll, N. M'Lean, Samuel Lewis,. ' Samuel Taibott, " Captain L. Shally, James Torrencc. All of these last named gentlemen Lave either tried it themselves or used it in their families, with the happiest results. Numerous references might be given, but these are deemed sufficient. Thit preparation is warranted to cure the mose inveterate case of disease, arising from impurity of blood; it has never yet been known to fail, and in no case is remuneration asked, where a perfect and speedy cure is not effected. Prepared and
sold cy. CALEB S. BURDSALL.
SUGAR-COATED,
OR IMPROVED LVDIAJV VEGE
TABLE PILLS;"
FOR Intermittent, Remittent, Billious and Inflamatory Fever, Headache, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Perverted Appetite,
Heart Burn, Costiveness, Diarrhoea, BilliousCholic, and Worms, Foul Stomach,
Pain in the Head, Side or back. Scrofula,
Scurvy, or any impurities of the Blood, Ob-
t ructions and female complaint generally.
Xuera has never appeared a medicine
which, while it can do no harm, is caten
ated to do so much good. They excite a
healthy prcspiration, and open all the natural drainsof the system. The obstruction or insensible Perspiration is the cause of a great proportion of human suffering.
lhese pills postess the power, in an extraordinary degree, of removing all obstructions, and healthful circulation. 1 bey
must undoubtedly supersede all other pur
gative medicines, as they Lave a four-fold action viz.- a discharge by the Bowels,
Lungs, Kidneys, and Skin.
Children will not hesitate to take thera;
and they may be relied on. beyond any
other remedy, as an effectual and safe med
icine for Worms, and all complaints inci
dent to children. More childrea have been cured in New YTork the prcsebt year, by
the use of Ur- rmitii s Pills, than all oth
er medicines combined as there is no need
of forcing them doisn, like other niedi
cines.
One important advantage in taking these
Pills is, they do not gripe, or produce nau
sea, or any unpleasant sensation Pills have
in thousands of instances, produced Piles
and other consequences far worse than the
disease lor wbicb they were administered.
Ibis is particularly guarded against in the
combination of the many ingredients of
which Dr. Smith's Pills are composed
thus rendering them harmless.
The directions, and treatment of disea
ses, accompany every box, in a circular of
4 pages.
"No Sigar Coated Pills" can be gen
uine without the signature of the sole in
vcntor,"G. BENJAMIN, M. D., President
of the New York College of Health," upon
every box.
1 roin a Nephew ofthe iatc Judge I homp
son. New Iokk, May, lo.
Dr. Smith s "Improved Imhun rgcta
b'e Pilis," have proven invaiuHble to myself and family, in the cure of violent Lead
ache, nain in the side and stomach. For
children, to better medicine can be produ
ced. In the case of our little girl, two
years old, the most happy effects have re
suited from their use. I have never known
a medicine which I could 60 confidently
recommend as these Pills. 11. THOMPSON, 50 Xorthmore st
The following lady is too well known in
New 1 ork for her intelligence an philan
thropy to be douuted.
From the Matron of the U- S. Navy Hos
pitaL
Accustomed as I am to administer to
the sick, I can appreciate a valuable mcdi
cine. Iftherebea medicine adapted to the numerous aliments of mankind, it is Dr. Smith's Sugar Pill. I have used them
and seen them used with the most aston
iobing results; in several instances within my knowledge, restoring the patient from
extreme Iowuess and suffering, to strength
and health. For ladies during pregnancy, these Pills are bovereign balm. 1 recommend them to all for a valuable family medicine SARAH A. GOULD. Matron of the U. S. Navy .Hospital. Brooklyn, June 10, 144. From the Deputy Sheriff of N. York. Dr, Smith's "Improved Indian Vegeta
ble Pills" have been used in the Eldridge street Debtor's Prison, with uncommon satisfaction. I have never heard a medicine spoken of with more interest by the sick who Lave taken these Pills. JAMES J.BEV1NS, Deputy Sheriff. an extraordinary ccre. I Lave to record an instance of unparalleled suffering, which must have terminated my existence, had not Dr Smith's "Sugar Indian Vegetable pills" come to my rescue. In the Fall of 1S4!?, 1 had a Scrofulous affection, which nearly covered my body with sores, and rendered me unfit for life. In the course of two months I was attacked with fever, which raged with great violence.' 1 took many prescripsions, but without getting relief. My suffering was great. Mrs. Gould, (whom 1 shall ever remember with esteem,) advised me to use these fugar Pills, which I took
in large doses a few days, when the fever
and pain abated. I continued these Pills in small doses, abont live weeks, when my le
vel and scrofula were cured, my blood
completely purified, and my general health
improved. I am certain I owe my life, under Provi dencc to the use of these Pills. E. M. PARK, New York. From a lady well known in New York I have been troubled for years with diz
zinessand pain in the Lead, attended with depression, dimness of sight, &c, which
have been emircly cured by Dr. Smith's "Sugared Indian Vegetable Pill." I prize
this medicine above all others, Sarah Douglass, Corner of Ludlow and Walker 6ts.
Dr. Smith s eugat Pills The voice of
the West.,
Since printing a very large edition of our Monthly Report, we Lave received the
following!
LUKE KENT, Cfock and Watch Maker,
Jewelry, Silver Ware and Spectacle Man
ufacturer, Diamond pointed gold Pens.ac
No. 233 Main si. between 5th and bib Cincinnati, Ohio March 20, 1945. 13-Iy
1,000,000 SHERMAN'S POOR MAN'S PL A STER.
A RE sold yearly, and for only 121 cents
curing Rheumatism. Lumbago, Pain
weakness in the Side, Back, Breast,
or
Loins; or any part of the body. Who will
suffer when he can be so easily cured.
J- W.Hoxie, Esq., who was bent near
ly double withRheumatisra, was enabled after wearing one 12 hours to get up and
dress himself. Id two days he was per
fectly well.
Mr. David Williams, of Elizabethtown,
X. J., an old Revolutionary soldier, was so
icted with Rheumatism that be could
hardly help himself. One of these Plasters
entirely cured him.
SHERMAJTS WORM LOZEJs'GES.
. Thousands upon thousands Lave gone
down to premature graves from Marasmus,
or a wasting away of the body, Epilepsy,
Fits, Lt. Vitus' Dance, Locked Jaw, Apo
plexy, Mania, Dropsy in the Head, Palsy, Consumption, Pleurisy, Dyscntary, Con
vulsions, and many other supposed appa
rent diseases; and many have suffered for
yearsjand years, and have been doctored for some imaginary complaint without the least
relief; and others are still suffering, when all the trouble rise from Worms, and
worms alone, which arc entirely overlook
ed, and when the proper treatment would
Lave eaved their lives and restored them to health. Every observant mother cannot but
see and admit the truth; but still many phy
sicians shut their eyes to that all impcitant
cause pf disease.
Capt.E F.Weld, of the brig Lavinia,
cf the port ef New York, was complaining
for a long time witli 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 symptoms of worms, he thought they answered to his case, and accordingjy'took
a dose ofShrman's Worm Lozenges, which
brought away a tape worm 171 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
icine chest. "I CAN'T SLEEP!'"
Says one, "my cough is so incessant, it
seems as though I would choke to death.
If he would only use Sherman's Cough Lo
zenge9 Le 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
Virginia was cured of a cough that threat
encd to terminate in consumption, by only
one small box. He had euffered much from the frequent attacks of cougLing, and could
get but little rest, ray or night, until he
used those Lozenges. He could hardly be
lieve that medicine could operate so quick
and efficiently, especially when it tasted so
pleasant.
Mr. G T. Matthew suuf red a year with
a hard, tight cough, pain in the side, spitting of blood, and all the usual symptoms
of consumption. 1 he Lozenges relieved
mm immediately, and in a few weeks re
stored him to perfect health. He says they
are the greatest cough medicine in the
world.
u. r . THOMAS, 3Ii:n st.
bet 3d and 4th s'.b., opposite Gazette UJice
Wholesale and retail A gent 3 hr the
Western country
Agents. lt. $ S. Tynor, Brookville; N
M.Ross & Co; Laurel; Wm. Uu bottom;
Metamora; Thomas Fitten, Rochester: Z
A. Nye, Trenton.
May 23d, 1545. 21-Cm
WATCHES, JEWELRY. AND
Fancy Goods.
111b subscribers have constantly on
hand a large and fashionable assortment of JewdrifrGold 4 Silver Watches,
tr fated ware, hmghsh and American nnt-
tma, Painted Japaned Tea Trays, Gold
and silver Spectacles, Diamond pointed Gold Pens, Gold and silver Pencils. Silver Spoons, Ladles, Cups, Butter Knives,
F ruit Knives, etc.
Odd Fellows Regalias, Jewels and every
variety of trimmings.
Silver II are and Jewelry made to order.
OWEN ic CARLE Y,
No- 135, Main St., between 3d and 4th,
CINCINNATI. April leth 1S45. 16-ly
A. DONALDSON,
JXO. S. BROWN, F. R. THOMPSON
Grocers and Commission Merchants, - and
Dealers in all kinds op Grass Seed,
Corner of Xinth and Main Sis., Cincinnati, Ohio. C. & W. II. ALLEN,
Ab. 167, Main street, 3 doors below Fourth
CIXCINXATI. WHOLESALE dealerr in FINE JEWELRY,
Clocks, Watches, Watch Tools
and Materials,
Silver Ware &. Fine Cutlery;
ALSO
Dealers in Combs, Brushes, Percussion
Caps, Pistols, Powder Flasks, Fancy Soap, Pocket books, Razor straps together with a general variety'of French, German 4English fancy Goods. March 27th 145, " 14-ly.
JUST RECEIVED,
And for sale by.N,D. Gallion
100 Ebls. of Salt, 5 Do Molasses, 3 nhds. of Sugar, 1 Tierce of Rice, 30 Sacks of Coffee 20 Kegs of Xails, 4 Do Tobacco.
ALSO lot of Shorels and Spades, Drawing Chains, Upper and Sole heather.
New Goods. THE Subscribers have just received
their Spring and Summer Goods, which
added to their former stock makes their assortment large and complete of all kinds of
DRY GOODS.
Groceries, Hardware Queens-
ware, Boots and Shoes. .
Fur and Palm Leaf Hats.
Florencebraid and straw 'Bonnets,
MILL AND CUOSS-CUT SAWS, PINE
CHURNS AND TURS, PAINTED BUCKETS, TRACE CHAINS. SPADES & SHOVELS, MANURE FORKS, SAD IRONS, BRASS Kettles, &c.
All of which they are determined to seh as low as the same kind of goods are sold in any town in the eastern part of the State or at Cincinnati prices, adding freight only on heavy articles.
R. & S. TYXER. Brookville, April 22, 1845. 17-ly
E. B. IIINMAN, DEALER IX Drags, ITIedicines, Paints, OILS f WIXDO IF GLASS. Agent for Landreth's GARDEN SEEDS. No 2, Lower Market st. Cincinnati. March 27th 1S45. 14-ly.
i tr cr
ist,
TIIOS. B. HARRIS,
Wholesale A Retail Dm
AND DEALER IN
Faints, Oils, Varnishes & Dye Stuffs:
Comer of Lower Market $ Sycamore sis.,
CIXCINXATI, 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, Beeswax $c. April 13tb 1345. 13-Iy
Tjfk J. A. Miller's warranted ploughs
-W 'oioods pattern lor sale bv
R. $ S. TYJ"ER. March SGtb 1315. 14-ly.
ALBANY LOCK HOSPITAL
TAB LI SUED 1830.
ES-
DVSPEPSIA OF TEN TEARS' STANDING
The Wife of Captain Roberts, on Vine
street, near Water, Cincinnati, Las been
alllictcd with dyspepsia in its most aggravated form, for the last ten years .She was
recommended by celebrated physicians of
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Cincinnati to travel, as they could do
nothing Tor her. 6he oid so, 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 iheir use. Seeing an advertisement of Dr. Smith's Sugar Coaled Vegetable Pill in the papers, she concluded to give them a trial. She sent to G. F, Thomas, Main Street, between Third and fourth street. Dr. Smith's Agent for Cincinnati, and purchased a box, took them according to direction, and can with heartfelt joy slate that she derived morebenelii from the use of one box of Doctor Smith's Sugar .Coated Vegetable Pills than from all other medicine she Las ever made use of for the las ten years.The above was sent to G. F. Thomas December 14th, I $4-1. 03- PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX. No "SUGAR COATED PILLS" can be genuine without the signature of the sole inventor "G. BENJAMIN SMITH M. D., President of the N. Y. College of Health upon every box. Office devoted exclusive to the sale of this medicine. 179 Greenwich street. New YorkG. F. Thomas, Main street, between Third and Fourth streets, opposite the Gazette Office Qr- SOLE AG ENT FOR Til E CITY OFCINCINNATI.-CO Atrpnl, H . A S. Tnnffr Rrl,;lU. V
U'k.la..l. . - J . , r, ... rf w n-fit,, i,..
. ? n 1 Aruggusiifig-n J 31. Koss & Co, Laurel; Wm. Rubottom
ur. hum,) i. corner Main and Fifth i Metamora; Thomas f'itt
EtreeM, Cincinnati. , . x Trenton.
iuarcn -.'an i4i. Il-ly.
DOCTOR M'LAXE'S Celebrated Livrg Pill,
For the Cure of Hepatite rr Liter Com
plaint, Dyspepsia and Sick Head-Ache.
Symptoms of A Diseased Liver!
Pain 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 of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for a rheumatism in the rizht arm. The
tomach is affected with loss of apoctite
and sickness; the bowlcs, in general, are costive, sometimes alternative with ?ax; the head is troubled with pain accompanied witb 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 to have been done. A slight, dry cough is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness and debility; he is easily startled, bis feet are cold or burning, and be complains of a prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits are low; and although he is satisfied that exercise would be beneficial to him, yet Le can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact, Lo distrusts every remedy. Several of tLe above symptoms attend the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them existed, yet examination of the body after death has shown the liver to
GEN. GEO. COOKE, LL. D.
RETURNED FROM ENGLAND CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLY Y, NO.3 NORTON ST., ALBANY, N. Y GEN. SIR GEO. COOKE, LL. D.
BART The Queen has conferred the Or
der of Knighthood on Gen. George Cooke
LL. D. of America. Court Circular,
rRlHJS Philanthropic Institution, estab
Ja. listed, A. D. 18:50, universslly spoken
of in the various periodicals of the present age, is"an edifice, located in a retired part of the city, detached from any place of public resort whatever; the whole of the building io occupied by patients; each having their own room, and not suHject to'be the observer of all observers, Dr. Cook, founder of the hospital, is the only resident physician, and devotes Lis Lole time and attention to tLe welfare of the unfortunate. The offices for consultation, conveneiently arranged, are on the ground floor; the Hos
pital up Btairs, is also repete 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 acknowledg
ed to be the most celebrated. It is prover
bial "that alldiseases oftbis class, supposed to be incurable by ethers.are aptly and conveneiently remedied by Dr.Cooke with
out more than ordinary trouble," familiar
witb the practice ofmedicine.be inevitably
cures his own patients and very frequently the patients of other physicians. Dr.Cooke ifl the OldestAdvertising Phylician 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.I., the founder of the Albany Lock Hospital. He is mentioned in the
highest terms of praise for bis benevolence
and philanthropy, not only by editors of
newspapers but his worth is proclaimed by the lecturer on literature 6z from the sacred
desk." Democraric Pa ) Banner. "Whenever the unfortunate consult Dr
Cooke of Albany, they are very politely
May 30 ,1?45,
itten Rochester; Z
22-r.rn.
Lave been extensively deranged.
DESSER TA TO.V OA" DISEASES conducted to a spacious private office, lite-
im. i.t.ii ur n UII.VS. rally crowded with credentials of the high
I nw diseases to which the human body est order, in large glass frames, subject to
it- nanie. are Dcuer entitled to the attention
of the parent or philanthropist than tLose consequent on the irritation of worms on the stomacL and bowels. When the sufferer is an adult, the case is very frequently overlooked, and, consequently, the proper remedy is not applied. But when the patient is an infant, if the disease is not entirelyneglected.it is still, too frequentby, ascribed in whole or part, to some other cause. It ought here to be particularly remarked, that altbougb but few worms may exist in a child's bowels, and how quiescent soever they may have been, previously, no sooner is the constitution invaded by any of the numerous train of diseases to to which infancy is exposed, than it is fearfully augmented by their irritation. Hence it is too frequently happens that a disease otherwise eaei-y managed by proper remedies, when aggravated by that cause, bids defiance to treatment judicious in other respects; but which entirely fails, in consequence of Worms being overlooked. And even in case of greater violence, if a potent and prompt remedy were possessed, so that that they could be expelled, without loss of time, which is bo precious in such cases, the disease might be 'attacked, by prompt remedies, even-banded and witb success. Agent R, & S. Tyner, Broookville;N. M. Ross 4-Co, Laurel; Win. Rubottom, Metamora; Thomas Fitton, Rochester; Z. A. Xvc, Trenton. Mi'y 2d, l84rS. 3l-7m.
the inspection of his patients-veryfew men
have the honor to hold 6uch documents) and
an equivalent for bis fee, receive a corresponding prescription-; The neat attire of this celebrated man, "even at home," enrolled in a rich black surplice; after the
Episcopal order ,-a solid cross in his bosom with genteel gold buckets in bis shoes is of itself an indncementto visit this profound
physician, this friend to humanity and of
God." Act Orleans 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 conveneience of the unfortunate, is reputed as the best asylum
extant for the comfort and certain recovery
of individuals at this Infirmary patients have the very beBt medical attendance, in
cluding board and nursing which very materially 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 tho most benevolent roan of the age. European, Dr. Cooke attesds persosallt to his PaTIEHTS Remember NO 9 NORTON 8T, ALBANY, N.Y, Oct. 3, 144. 4$-ly.
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v here obstructions to its favorable opera
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The following letter, recently received
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lariy annciea.
Baltimore, June 10, IS45. Messrs Sands Gents: Most cheerfu'lv
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attacked in the year 1&M9 with a 'scrofulous affection on my upper lip, and continuing upward taking hold of my nose and surround
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C. HOOVER.
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