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'PL. IV
i. tit? iuuiuus i mua^a. j
* K?tOE-tk cure of Rheumatism Scrotal* or;1
^kttf's K?U? Goat, Sciatica, or H?p-Goct. Id- '
? 4 capifpt Cancer* Sail Rhttun. Syphilitic cr.d Mcr-^ '
eogujl dtseaa##. particular!y Virm ami painiul if* !
flUttiooa of the bones. CJecrated Throat and No#-,
trUi: Ulcers ?i ererr description, Ferer sorWdi!
and Internal Abate**-*; Fiatulna, Pilrs, ScakM
Scarcer, UUea. Cbrotoic.Sore Erea, Eye re- r
aipcb#, EIoc&n, and rrcry rvirty of cm lagoon* j'
Ai&cUoo, Cfctonic Catarrh, licadiehc, proceed u,e;'
fiwiia acrid humor; Pain n the Stomach and
- D^tpeMit, proceeding from filiation; AffVciiors J
or the Liver, ChnOic lnfUautiou of the Krdncya.
and general debility, canaed bjr a torpid action of .llie^vessclaof
the aim. H u> aingnlarlv r&eactafu i
by reaoratfi^wwe constitution* which hare betn J
hrokctf down br injudicktna treatment, or jcrcnilc
inOfttlcrhzca. In^wnllmra, it w rocotsmen- ,
drd to all Uitnc ?ea*r* vrhicn ariaes from itaurri- c
eedfo the blood, ntiaUcn of the liumor*, c{ what- ;e
?T*r name or kind. t
fhime of the abo-c oomphtaU may irenirc so me r
* nfflnj as; slant apphcali uia, *rh>ch the eircum- i?
*4anc*w of tbe:came 'will dictate, bat ler a general n
wmedy atPsr\jU#!or, to rewere tic cause, *1 uc la- : i
vt\s's Pasacr t nrjJ! generally he f ?un 1 su&cicnl c
?2L?,f
- To tfee Public. *
, , Ho\r tree it ia. that modern rhya^-ana-^a tlirir "
cntkiuon to excel in their prorfbMion; to explore '
the rastflrlda of nience br the a d of Chuoi^try, *
and seek out newrriimiial ayenb; *?n abort to at- r
ire at,perfection to the prseUe* by means of act ; *
oOnr,??>*rr!ook and neglect, an beneath their r
ntio# the rich nod Ibaatoos stores of raidictoe, 1
which the almighty luu caused to apnng oat oi the ic
earthm etjerj chare' And bow ?i/t marc true ?i ?
i^thatwha ttiw Aajencu* Physic in looks to foreign
eoactrre* for mtny of kit m??t common and c
ccottMtry articles perpclaaSl^rltanjfinjj as they ore ic
tm meeun ? (unuui r n^mmu^uru u>,
his ova cm"a! y with xa eodiesii pr*!c*ion. !*
The C4n?fJti*tdy, r^eintcy ?aJ *sr*Ti of re?Uhlc
remedies cter mineral, cmj tw> estimated by
edatissting the aacient ptxcimn' v th the modern;
o? to brin; it more rmitttJiafftt under nor own < !>
wnM*oe, the Indian practice with that of the
urbttcs. Who. in A;tie tea. be so*, knoc a or Itefctd
of Ttjei'xJ instances wbwem ?iw drcrrpiii. onpftrtrndin^
temair Indian by n?rar.? ?>f her simple
PStttJd:?* aJoav*, hat o1k*cV?*J the roo?t rapjd and a?-,
los'u&iOijcttfca.aJlrr tlw w!w!p MskvU .?led tea r.J:
the tomawn practtge. directed ia the most tkiiful
piayf has Kulcd?" Arid wb*? hn a d been surprised
at beholding the comparative rtw and facility
sfltb Which the latitat) tree* himself of aajr d?<-' /
case, 0a*( at thr al.au** total absence of chronic di?- 1
cur aoi-roj U*et? VVho liu ever heard of an Indian
WiUaa conxtUUUott broken and ruim-d liy ill a
trrslmeol? And ea.i a doubt exist, that this happy ti
exempti??;i of lUc *iei*re from most of the tils |
which the dean of cirilired man is Ldrlo.it eLje::r d
owtn j to the iivim genial and eafe remedies wbisb I
heempl i/a. This astonishing diflerraee in stieces*. a
iVa fait rxe j?pIiS?*lioo -if Uk- infitnle superiority t,
of the dfljlr and rtfr ayun? of core nrhjch God a
his Off*t?4 for the benefit of his children, over a
thaw which U* pride and the art of man have is-]
.YEST*t>
lYmw a long residence tnwng x portion of the /
, ajtortginal inhabitants of this country, and an ?nti- \
mate acquaintance with the wcUhsIs of cures' o! ,
none of their m<.?st snccrasfht pracUoaers. thf pro- ?
pricier >f the " Tnx l*t>,* fmcu;' accmrrd r
a knowledge of at m->*t prn-rrfu! and
? -?? -- - A: ... I*-- .t. t ?^1.
KTOruu' irmrainr. rra n mv-vr itr K-.ri, ihuu i
OS were aiMt et&c*cu>uj> ?i?l ?ppMpri?>, and after
rwiutu exprr;n>onl? i?? u*?t* Wieir principle* am) |
ii he baa cauiltirtri) 'hnu m the I?itn Ijerjl
preacntr4, a* (he ;???? perh-et ami beneficial for
the purpoae for wh?-h n ia rectutuar tided.
I He proprietor <?lfcn this prrpagaUcn to tiw> pob j '
ic, W'tfi :> ean?ci<>uat?e?4 that W is pla- mg with' i f
la ,U (rK4. > rented/ rtpibir <(f rehc vine man/ i? I f
fchow tx.ajt. WHO art* ?uOc.ing unf
4rr tor mww euaaie dad obstinate c.-uipTamt.
to which it is appiictble. To svch it wtl) pro re o C
Incalculable value u the iwjm, ami in man/ eat |
sea tbe ?*// moot*ef relieving their s-.t(Trri.ig? and _
restoring Utrut once mote to health and fuppincss '
This :s 4 ft offered a* a common rem <Jj, tiul rtujr *
perchance ??C e<j;iv]Jv good with man? other now 1
in te, hat at one which is capable of taring life in 1
manv eatrr .ue cwi, when ail the usual remedies f
IStft.' Phna it n?a done repeatedly; and Urit is the
rapKiUoii it has obUiocd wbrrrvcr it haa been introdoerd
It is only about three /ears tinee this prepareUos
was met pnrwntrd to the public: but to that
short of time, some hundred a of person*
might or found, who would aolrmnly declare that
the* believed that their Jivet were saved by It,
sac in mnct cases after they had tried many per
hap* all the common remedies in vain. Wherever
ft is known it i# rapid)/ coining into oar, and this
affsrd* the most substantial and convincing proof ^
?f its merits. *
The flMK of the Panacea, is most contpiecom
|n those loo* tttading and obstinate syphilitic and *
eronatoaa itSklioiM which have defided all other o
* reared**, tnd particularly in those ease* where r
mercery haa been no larisnly used u to cau?r di?trassing
pain* in the bones, nodes, mercurial ul
cera, derangement of the dlgestiyr 01 trans, dre ?
Thw #t ompbtrl* kioovm and in all cuw I a
entirely eradicate* the diaeaae and the effect* o r
Mwronry renovate* the constitution, and leave .
the patient sound and well In ftheuinatismt. and
in ulcerated sore throat, iu happy effects are not
*PP*fent, giving almost immediate relief.
Taken in proper doses, Tnr. Ivptaa's PastcRA
operate* aa an tltarpATe, and detergent; a diari i
^pnorelic, diuretic and Uxatlre. an antipasmodei
'and anodyne, and in proper as a stomachni
and ainsoenagoguc. Generally expressed, it sic *
creases all the secretion* and exertions, fpm tonrto
lha stomach, and excites action in the glands i?j
a particular manner. From these principles the
operation may be understood.
Thin taediehw hi? been fonnd highly ctrfql in 1
* I
many, ambiguous di?cs.-.ea not b We Specified, and it
ha* been used with w<m&Wal'1weees? u s 5jmir/r
and Fall purifitr, by lho*e*icho etc stihjc ct to c< tu
plaint* ot" the chest, and whew constitutions re
quire new rigor. Such persons will do well t.
use two or three bottles in small doses. ~ WberrTrT
sdiet drink is considered accessary. the Panacea,
taken ih a small done, will agaprer all it* purpose r*
iqptach lean time, at less, expense, and in a Tar
Qflfe agreeable manner, than. the common diet
following certificate*, oat ot hundreds similar
which might be procured, are given to show
[he effect ?f The Ikdia*'# P*Jt#$jE*, in tlw van*
on* complaints therein mentioned; and afiioJaii'
bibit in the most satisfactory manndf its sujiSJWJly
over the syrups in common use.. " . i
CASES OP ItHEtMATlSM.
c?ar,:.?;jtos. Nov. 15, 1s3i. 4
Daring the last winter and spring. 1 was affiic- 1
Led trilh a rear severe and distressing Rheumatism <
occasioned bv expocure in bad weather 1 now <
takr enral plwumte in stating,. tballix bottle* ot
the Indian* Panacea, restored me to perfect
health, and 1 confidently recommend.it to all tiav
LtariT afflicted. ' " ;
JOHN FERGUSON. J&gp*.
Citsatcsro*, March 27,18S%.
I was seised a boat three years kqcc with a dat^ ,
trrssing Rheumatism caescd by taking a ?&&& ,
cold while under the influence of n:rrcu^Bnglw ;
nrbich has disabled mo Iron) Irasincas aeafl^SSScr ~
lince Dnr.ng this period ( bare been a (alien tin
sc Marine Hospital in this City, upward* o!f fsart
aonths u< nrly, shd the cam? length of time in the
Baltimore !lo*pitsi}t and tned almoin. i?t remely,
ilh liitte benefit On the IOth of February
ivn at that time dcarrrly able to more abort opoti
ratebe#, ] commenced the nse of The Indian * ;
Panacea. Jn one month 1 found myself ?fitirrly i
ircd from the pain, aUd am sow happy to slate .
ha i lee! myself perfectly well * 1
WJT. TUCKER, ISJfeiitf*. <
CURE FOR SCROFULOUS ULCERS I
New Tons. Sept 10. IfflO 1
This may crrlif#, thai to the fait of 1?3S, I <ru I
vised with a rtrefliog id ray neck and fare. which
ftenrard# ulcerated end became large chia'Jy ul>
era in niy neck After Irving *erer?J Phr*ician* \ '
0 no advantage, I wcRttn rhifidelphu. and placed ]
ar*cif under the care of Dr# Phrnic and Reach, ,
risen. after repeated salivation to no effect, t wxa '
>ronouncrd totally i rem able A firm a?da ( took i
wenty boulr* of Swain'* FaBaca and e=ght bottle# 11
f Pottrr'a Catlsolscou, y?u[ ?n nutrrial benefit, j
>c*pariog of life, which bird now tw-como a bur-1 j
h?n to me. ! returned to sir parrot* in New York ',
a 1^4', and pre myaclf up to a Jmgrriog death.!:
1 caring of tlie great ituxrw of Th* Ldux'i "a* $ t
toe*. n??k-r^jn ca?c? similar to tay ow , | traajt
-crttiRilrd to try ?t, 3S ^U?i. reaoirtr^ VVmr mat .
ntprisp aa ?r*il aa astiaffcclien, I vtmc found ttf-umlj
npidlv recovering and open taking wvrn k it lea,*
be ulcer* healed and beeameprrfircUy well in the '
<mr*e of two mouth#, and hate remained #o ever 1
ince. i make this autement and with it poblithed
at the benefit of thoar who are suffering under till
iar acrofakma or ?yphiiiDc aftecttion*. that they
aay know what baa' cured one who baa suffered
rcYy thing but death, and who consider* hi* life
ated br ft?e above arrnp WM H IN If AN.
The above Medicine roa? be had at 1
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
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i'w Imurumriu iafrii tRariinfbv'Of. II. which t? i
shly approved of bjr Ifrtf New York pracaOoocr*.
( dot* away Ue om of LaccJ Bella alio ~rOur, and
ittnbca ??r much the ncrmi(T of martiog to K
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Remaining in the Post Office at Ckmden, I
October 1st, 1928. ]
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O-JC O'Handlin. '
P?Lerii Patterson.
R?Miss Sarah Rate)iff, John Rodger*
lohn Riddle.
8?Rachlll Smith, John Stokes, WilIam
Stone, Wm. H. Sinkler.
T?Mrs Delina Turner, Jas Thompson,. *
IVm Thompson, j
W?Geo Waynor, Geo White R L Wilon,
Jn? J Watts.
P. THORNTON, p. u. \
October 1?30
To Sportsmen.
The subscriber is expecting daily to receive
i case of superior Double-barrel, Damascus
iDU WIIWWIJI VJiJtJH, miue iu viuci m
imong which are some of Extra quality with
asc* and ap-wratus completo i
E W BONNEY- ?
Oct 59::37
9
New Copartnership,
rJlHE undersigned, having on the firm
JH iast, associated themselves in the Mer?
canule business under the firm of
. LSVT & StraaBOJT,
Respectfully solicit* from the community,
nod particularly the farmer customers of.H
Lett, a continuance of the libera! patronage
extended to him, and winch it will be theit
endeavor to merit; they intend jjArebaajog
COl'TON and other produce; ibr which they
will give the HIGHEST prices.
; H- LJSVT, - ...
W. E. HUGHSON
Sept 3^-32.: * : >
NEW .
THfaJwJ^ !rc nS rtoke
tMOfimant of SKA80NABLE GOODS,
which they offer ou the most; reasonableicrtns,
consisting in part as follow:
WOOLENS
LONDON DUFFIL BLANKETS,
Mackinaw do. daSuperior
and common NEGRO LINS&Y&
Superfine London Blue. Black, Brawn, Green.
Napoleon, Violet, and Mixed CLOTHS.
JT ' Buckskin, * -da ^
Plaits, Striped and Plaid SATTINETS.
White, Scarlet dc Yellow FLANNELS, Ac
WORSTED GOODS.
6-4 Jacquard Figured. MERINO, (a new article.)
. .
54 Plain, English and French MERINOS,
(black and colored.) >, k,
84 * Jfanoo \ IRCASSIONS (aBcoloo}
Black and Colored BOMBAZETTfc
G-4 Super Black BOMBAZE$N,
Worsted Blood EDGING, dec.
COTTON GOODS.
Super Fancy CALICOES.
' Merino do . "
? Shall? do
M TwianPUiddo
" French do
' * and I'omm'n Furniture do.
Plain and Plaid G TNGH A MS
Colored Pfaiu and Bwboased GAftMMtf08
Medium and Jackonei MUSLINS
Book, Mall and Sarm do.
Striped and Plain CAMBRlCSf
Cambric, Dimity and Ford d COAT8
Colored and Wuhe Cotton HOSIERY
LINENS.
" Diaper &. Linen t Miabric HDKFS.
DOMESTICS.
34 Brown SHIRTING. .. - .
' 4-4 do do
5-4 do SHEETING
M to 5 4 Bleaeh'd SHIRTINGS <fc SHEE .
TINGS. * ^
Apron CHECKS and Plaid HOMESPUNS
Mixed COTTONADES.
Canton FLANNELS (white and eoletwdV
4-4 and <M BEDTICK8, Ate.
SILK GOODS.
Bat Block Italian LUSTRINGS.
Gro Do sWIsjS *
Plain and Figured SILKS;
Sewing Silk and Twist
Handsome Fancy Silk SHAWLS.
Flag and Bandana HANDKERCHIEFS
Spiulcfield sdo
Black Lorb do
Colored PONGEES-:
Black and Colored Silk GLOVES.
Black Italian CRAVATS.
Silk HOSE, (plain and ribbed) dec.
FANCY GOODS)
Hudaorae Worked Mnalin COLLARS
do do CAPER,
do do and PriO'd do '
Blood LACE ind Thread EDGING '
Bobioet LACE,
do POOLING.
SwiasStripe MUSLIN.
China Silk IIOSE.
Jlack 8pun Silk Elastic do
?ALSO?
A complete assortment of" *.
CARPETIJVG
)f the oeweat end most approved pattern, '
ind oolors warreoted.
ALSO, .
An extensive assortment ef
GROCERISE.
SADDLERY,
HARnWABE!.
lioaY'f c* V
PDBACLOTH 1AP8.A
HATS,
iVith roan? other articles lor Sffe b?
JLKVY A HUdllaON.
September 3?32
NOTICE.
THE subscriber hasjott received his
Fall and Winter supply of
BUY nnnrjN
rhicb be will cell few for cash or approved
ustomers. * J. L. JOfiES.
No?. &*37~tf
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