1*^
as l.\i ^HAUT BOTTLES.
FOR PURIFmo T-JE BLOOD, AND FOR
THE CURE OF
4,1-rofula, Rheumatism, Stubborn Ulcere; Dyspepsia, Salt
Klteum. Fever Sores, Erysipelas, Pimples, Hiles, Alureurial
Diseases. Cutaneous Eruptions, Liver Complaint,
Hronchitis. Consumption. Female complaint, Loss of
Appetite. Central Debility. <&c,
PilUPKJE TORS have spent much time
JL in bringing this preparation of Sarsaparilla
to its present state of perfection ; and the experience
of fourteen yeais has lurnished them the
most ample opportunity of study, in their various
forms, the diseases for which it is recommended,
* 1 ' "* ? M*linf n itrl 11 ro Pa_
ana toaaapt u exacuj iu men icu? . ?tients
who wish a really good Medicine are invited
to give it a trial, and satisfy themselves of its superiority,
and the invaluable property it possesses
of arresting and curing disease. The bottle has
been enlarged to hold one Quart, and in its present
improved form may safely claim to be the best and
cheapest medicine of the age. Its progress to the
fame it has attained may be traced by a long line
of facts and cures, that stand as landmarks and
beacons for the invalid, pointing the way to the
haven of health, and what it has already done for
the thousands who have used it, it is capable of
doing for the millions still suffering and struggling
with disease. It purities, cleanses, and strengthens
the fountain springs of life, and infuses new
vigor throughout the whole animal frame.
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.
New York, Feb. 17, 1^4tf.
Messrs .Sands:?Having suffered many years
witn a disease of my throat, affecting the larynx,
during which time I was treated by the most distinguished
phvs.ciaus in Europe and the United
States, without receiving any permanent benefit,
but all the time my general health and strength
declining, and the dtse isc making fearful progress:
caustic applications were used, and whatever else
was thought inost efficient for producing a cure ; |
but I am confident the deplorable situation I was
in, the laryngitis being accompanied with phthisis
and great difficulty in breathing, would soon have
terminated my life, haa I not obtained rebel through
the medium of your invaluable tfarsaparilla. 1
must say, gentioinen, when i commenced using
L- ^ ;ii.? I A.A iiii ni mo I'nnfi/lpnrp
I lie oarsaptf rm<t 1 um ?ui |/iuvw
in its virtues , and this will nut surprise you, when
you are informed 1 had tried more than tiny different
remed.es during the past four years, without
any success; but after taking your Sarsaparilla a
tew weeks, 1 was obliged at last to yield to evidence.
This marvellous specific has not only relieved,
but cured me ; and 1 therefore think it my
duty, gentlemen, for the benefit of suffering humanity,
to give you this attestation of my cure.
Youfs very truly, D. PARK NT.
Consulate of Fianfce in the United States.
The above statement and signature were acknowledged
in our presence by Air. D. Parent a6
rue.
For the Consul General of France,
L. BORG, Vice Consul.
New York, Feb 17, 1848.
The following testimony from Rev. John Grigg,
/ate Rector of the Church of the Crucifixion in this
city, commends itself to the attention of the afflicted.
Numerous certificates of cures ot various
diseases effected by this medicine are almost daily
received,
Messrs. Sands : A member of my family has taken
vour valuable Sarsaparilla for a severe scroiuI.?os
affection, &c. with the most beneficial effect
resulting from its use It gives me very great
pleasure to record my testimony in behalf of its
virtue and efficacy, hoping that others may be induced
to make a trial of it. JOHN GRIGG.
New York, Mav, 10. 1849.
I IVEtt COMPLAINT.
The following is an extract from a letter receivd
from Rev. William Galusha :
Berkshire, Vt. Oct. 22, 1848.
Messrs. S mds : I have been afflicted with a severe
pain in my side, occasioned by a diseased liver,
for the last twenty years, suffering at times
what language cannot convey ; but since taking
your Sarsaparilla I have been greatly relieved, so
much so that I have been able to attend to my bu
? ? : ii.. f...
Bluets, iliiu pieauu uuuitsiuimiijft iwi cue i<i?i c^ii*
teen months. I wholly discarded all other medicine,
and thoroughly tried the Sarsaparilla, which
I can recommend in truth and sincerity to all those
who are in any way afflicted with any species of
scrofulous complaints. There have been 6ojne remarkable
cures effected by its use in this vicinity.
Mrs. 1. Shaw, by the use of six bottles, was restored
to belter beajth than she had before enjoyed for
ten years ; and .Mr W. Stevens, who had been severely
afflicted with erysipelas, was entirely cured
bv th* use of a few bottles.
Yours truly, WM. GALUSHA
SCROFUUJS AFFECTION OF THE EYKJS.
South Kingston, R. I., Oct. 11, 1?47.
Messrs. Mauds : Gentlemen?My little daughter,
when one year old. was attacked with a scrof.
ulous humor on her face, which soon after extend
ed into her eyes, causing almost total blindness in
one of them, and disfiguring her whole face. I
employed two physicians to attend her, who exhausted
their utmost skill to give her relief, but it
all proved useless, and finally one of them remarked
to me that he had known of some striking cures
effected by Sands' Marsaparilla, and advised me to
try it. I obtained one bottle, which she commenced
using, and before it was all used up i,t had effected
an entire cure. It is now over four years
since she was cured, and there has been no reappearance
of the disease, and we arc satisfied that
if iu > f nift* If nrivoa mo orroaf nlp.iKiirr f<>
add that I can recommend it to every sufferer from
any similar complaint. Respectfully vours,
GEORGE ROBINSON.
Prepared and sold, who.esale and retail, by A.
B. &. I). SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100
Fu'lon st, corner of William, New York. Sold
also bv Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canada*. Price $1 per bottle; six
bottles lor
Sold at James R. McKain's, Camden, by Dr. A.
Malloy, Cneraw, A Pitch, Columbia, and ILviland,
Ilarral rj- Co. Charleston.
March 26. 24?w3m
illnkc Way!
TO make way fur new goods, a targe siippiynt
Lades' Wjnter Dress Goods will he sold at
greatly reduced prices. U. W. BONNKV.
February 16 tf
A RESCUE TO TME AFFLICTED.
THE CELEBRATED
mMMmmMBBam
A certain remedy f??r all fixed pains in the Side, Chest 1
Loins, Back. Bowels. Jinnies, ilheiitnatism in all its va- i
ried forms, Nervous aff-ctiims, Luii? and Liver Com- |
plaints. Spinni Affections. Female Weaknesses, etc. etc. (
For the above complaints this plaster has no equal-? ,
The great celebrity which it has already acquired, not only
in the old, hut in the new world?the extraordinary |
cures it has performed in the most extreme cases of sufler- j
ing, have acquired lor it such a refutation, that the pro- 1
prietor litis not?until recently?been able to supply half (
the demand.
The sales throughout every city, town and village in
the United Slates, are without a parallel! I
A circumstance not surprising, when the vast ntnount of j
human suffering relieved by it.s use is considered, in spi- i (
nnl defects, liie benefit usually is of the most decided character.
Jii .Nervcus Complaints, nineteen cases out of ;
twenty readily yield to the penetrating stirnula combined <
in this \uluatde preparation.
In Kheuinutisni, either acute or chronic, the claims of
the Hebrew Plaster have long rince been universally ac- J
knowledged. Those who are laboring under weak backs,
no maiter froin what cause the weakness may have origi- '
nated?even if snclt persons have been misguided in previous
applications?in the use of the llehrew Plaster they
will iind the affected part suddenly restored to its origina
soundness.
As a supporter in cases of constitutional weakness it will
be found of great advantage. It is particularly oin ore
mended to females who are suffering from sudden weakness,or
general debility. In short, it oinbraces all the virtues
which the most scientific mind was capable of coinpounding
from valunhie substances found in tiie old world,
and will be found entirely free from those objections
which are a source of complaint with the numerous spreadplasters
now la-fore the public.
Where this Plaster is applied, pain cannot exist.
These Plasters possess the advantage of being put up in |
air-tight boxes, hence they retain their full virtues in all
climates. We have just received the following testimonial
from C. C Sellers, an eminent lawyer in successful
practice in Wilcox county, Alabama, lie is a gentleman *
in hitrli standing, and one whose influence lias ereat
... ?a-- =,
weight;
Camden, Ala., Nov. 21, IS48.
Messrs. Scovil Jjr Mead t Gentlemen?Having been reque-stcd
to slate what has been the result of inv experience
by the use of your Hebrew Plaster, 1 cheerfully comply,
by bsaying that 1 have found it to be as heretofore recommended,
an invaluable medicine. Indifferent cases of my
family 1 have applied the Plaster to chronic sores, tumors,
and pains, and it has never failed to afford instant relief.
1 have also used it with good effect upon my own person,
in tac cure of ulcers, with which 1 have been severely
afflicted. Respectfully, etc.
C. C. SELLERS.
Betcare of Counterfeits and Base Imitations.
CAUTION?The subscribers are the only General
Agents in the Southern Slates for the sale of this truly
valuable Plaster; and in order to prevent purchasers being ,
imposed upon by a counterfeit article, suld in this city and
elsewhere for the genuine, they invite particular attention
to the following murks of the genuine ;
1. The genuine is put up in smooth, engine-turned bottomed
boxes, not soldered in.
2. The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David
on the directions around the.box, with accompanying Record
of Court, to E. Taylor, Rochester.
SCOVIL & MEAD,
113 Chartres st., New Orleans.
Sole General Agent* for the Southern Slates.
Sold by J. R. McKain Camden; A. Fitch. Columbia;
llavilaud Harrull i)r Co. and P. M. Cohen Charleston;
Mansel Hall, Winnsborough. Caldwell & Jaines, Newberry;
Reedy & Ruff", Chesterville.
"MTCULLEN'S
ISDJA* VEGLTABLE PA.VACEA!
This Medicine is waurantkd to be superior to any other
pre|?aration of Sa rsaparilla in the world?has cured and
will cure more cases of Scrofula, or king's Evil, Consunip- j
tion, Bronchitis, Kry*i|>elas, Obstinate * u:uiieous Eruptions.
Blotches, Biles, Ring Worms, and Tetter. Scald
Head, Chronic Ulcers, Mercurial du-ease, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Liver complaint, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspepsia.etc..
than any olher medicine ever discovered, and
hence it is the best purifier of the blood ever offered to the
public. Read the certificate of Mr. Brooks, and then send
........ i...i n i.nmnlilpt cnnlitiiiiiiir snores lost as
K# UUI >lg?u aim 5v. .. f-"-, ? 0 j
strong.
ISAAC BROOK'S,"JR., CASE !!
GO AND SEE IIIM AND YOU WILL SAY THE HALF
IIAS NOT BEEN TOLD ! !
We the undersigned, liuviiii> visited 3Ir. Isaac Brooks,
kr., at the office of Messrs. Kowami <fc Walton, 376 .Marlet
street, Phila , consider his case the most remarkable
one we have ever witnessed or heard of.
His disease was Scrofula, and terrible mast have been
his twelve years'conflict with the destroyer! His I'alnte.
the entire roof of his month. Nose, Upper l*ip. and lower
lid of the right Eye have lieen destroyed, his Face nearly
eaten up. and part of the Jaw Hone carried away And
yet we can give no description of his case.
Mr. II. informs us that in January last, the whole interior
of his m?uth, as well as most of his face, was a ma-s of
deep and painful ulcers.
On the 14ih of January last, he commenced taking Dr.
Cullen's Indian Vegetable Panacea, which checked the
disease in a few days, and from that time the cure ha* progressed
without intermission.
New flesh ha* supplied the place, of the deep ulcers, and
though badly disfigured, his face is sound and his general
health Is restored.
We are assured that in the treatmeut of Mr. Brooks'
case no Mercurials, Ointments, or Caustic applications
have been used.?in lacl, the Panacea alone has wrought
this wonderful cliange.
Philip 8. White, &<] > J. W. Jo.ves. M. D*
Rev. John Chambers, W. Steeling, M. D.
Rev. A. D. Gillette, 'I'. P. 8. Ronv, M. D.
- - i. i.v.......i h h
lie v.j. k. .mciioi.as, |JAV?U i I?.um ...
Rev. wm. Urik, s. b. Coi.es. m, i).
Rev. E. Kincaid, J- W. Asiimeaii, Esq.
Rev. Levi Brink, P. ?kkjsSmith, Esq.
E- oullion, sq. L. A. godev. K-q.
And thousands ol others equally resjiectalile, whose,
names might he added if necessary.
Residence west side of Jefferson street, third door from
Schuylkill, running from Schuylkill Sixth, between Locust
and Spruce*
Wholesale and retail by Row and A* walt on. Proprietors,
No. 21 N. Sixth street. Phila., James R. McKain,
Camden, Hoatwrigiit .t JIiot, Columbia, P. M. Coiien,
Charleston.
A CERTAIN CUKE FOR THE PILES.
Dr. CiiIIcii'n Indian Vegetable Pile
Remedy
Is a Domestic Preparation, which has been used with entire
success foruiauy years. Being an internal medicine,
it litis decided preference over outward applications, which
are but (datives, and not curatives. This medicine acts
upon the diseased |>aris, producing healthy action, and a
? i.1..i, iiv. u'lrranl or Safin id llie Minimi' i
pciilm..ei........ .... .. ..v . ...
Wholesale and retail, hy Kownnd & Walton, proprietors.
21 N. Sixth street, Philn., James K. elvain, Camden.
Boat ivright and .Miot, Columbia. P. Cohen. Chfirleston.
DR. CULLER'S I\i>iv\ VEDETABLC
KlinEDV.
NO CUIIE NO PAY.
Read Physicians' Opinions o f its Virtues.
1 have prescribed the nlsivs Medicine in several rases n.
Primary Venereal Disenses and Secondary Syphilis, and
the effect lias been strikingly Iteneficial; so innch so as to
induce me to continue i j< use in such eases with much satisfaction.
It is generally agreeable to the taste of patients.
JOHN A. KLKINTON, M. I).
V/? 1 rtO V Pi ff h Sfrnwf
Philadelphia. June 12, 1815.
I have prescribed " Dr. Cullcn's Remedy" in many rases
of Gonorrhoea, and found it tnelleet a enre in a very short
time. A. WAI1.S0N. 3! I).
Corner Twelfth and Sltippen-sts.
Wholesale and retail by Uowand and Walton. prnprietors,
No. 21 N. Sixth street, I'hilti., James R .Mt-Kain,
Camden. Boutwright and .Hint, Columbia, P. 31. Cohen,
Charleston,
Segars! Segars!!
choice lot of Rio Hondo nnd CcusoUceon Se
gars for sale by T. BONNELL tj- Co.
IS KICKS.
THE Subscriber would refer those who may desire
BRICKS, to Mr. Nathan B. Arrants. who
will give any information as to quality and price,
and will see to the delivery 01 them.
' WM. J. TAYLOR.
April .'10,1850. 34 2in
SUPERIOR 5-4 India Matting, Cotton Carpeting,
Oil Floor Cloth, &.C., for sale by
April 19.31] E. W. BONNEY.
??????B?????????E
Give it a Trial.
YOU will find it to perforin all it promisep, in a
manner not to be equalled, much lee? excelled.
We allude to JULES IIAUEL'S VEGETA
BLE LIQUID HAIR DYE, which is now generally
admitted to be the best, and indeed, the only
irticle which will dye the hair in an indellible
nanner. without the slightest injury to it or the
skin. It if entirely harmbes, and yet it gives to
red nt gray hair the most natural and beautiful
>'.tr,i.<> mil ik Krluntprl to all cniimipxions. as biack.
brown, or cliesliui color, may be instantaneously
procured, and cannot be removed by the action of
beat, perspiration, water, or otiier hostile agents,
i'liis simple and excellent article is the only hair
aye which is compounded in a scientific manner,
warranted free from all injurious substances; and
tbe immediate effect of which is truly wonderful.? I
Be sure to ask for Jules Hand's Vegetable Liquid
Hair Dye, as there are many imitations on sale
igainst which the proprietor of the above would
caution the public.
Prepared liv JULES HAUEL, Philadelphia.
CO"" For sale in Camden by James It. McKain, Z. J.
Dellav, and F. L. Zcmp,
Upward of ten Thousand Cures,
Consumption can bo Cured!:
I)R. ROGERS' COMPOUND SYRUP OF
MVKKWORTAft TAR,
For the cure of Consumption and all Diseases j
of the Lungs and Breast.
rurim ,?i> uibau my
Late. Professor in Cincinnati Eclectic Medical j
College.
Mr. A. L Scovill: However reluctant I have!
been to permit my name to be attached to patent
medicine, I consider it a dutv to the community to
strte that in three cases of incipient consumption,
viz: Miss Bell, Miss Barjjer, and Mr. R. II. Cox,
line of our City t otincil, that Dr. Rogers' Liverwort
and Tar operated more like a specific than
like any other remedy, that I ever used. One or
the cases, viz: Miss Bell, pronounced by several
Physicians to be laboring under the last stage ot
Scrofulous Consumption. She is now in good
health, from the use of a few bottles of the above
syrup. HIRAM COX, .11. U.
Cincinnati, Jan. 25, 1847.
FROM THE HON. JUDGE HENRY MORSE.
Mr. A. Scnvill: I am well acquainted with Dr.
Hiram Cox and his practice, he laving been my
physician for many years, and can cheerfully say
that 1 have as much confidence in his skill as any
man living. HENRY MORSE.
Cincinnati, Nov. 8th, 1847.
Despair not though your Physicians and Friends
give you up to die!!!
Your condition cannot be more helpless than
thai of Mrs. Rowe.
This is to certify that I was taken with a pain in
my side and breast, attended with a distressing
comrh. and lor the space of one year grew rapidly
O ' . _ worse.
Although I had in attendance three physician!',
one of whom was considered very skillful,
all of their efforts proved alike unavailing. At
last one of the physicians came in, and decided that
I could not live more than one day longer! All
of my friends believed that a few days at. most
would end my earthly career.
My brother at this crisis, hearing of the astonishing
cures made by Dr. Rodgcrs' Liverwort and
Tar, went to Chiilicutlie, distant thirty miles, to
procure the above medicine; and, strange to tell,
neiore I had used half a buttle my cough was entire
y cured, and when I had used two bottles I
was able to attend to my family vocations as usual.
HARRIET ROYVE.
Mr. Merriweather writes as Follows:
Mr. A. L. Scovill, Dear .Sir?Dr. Rogers' Liver
wort and Tar came sale to hand. I have sold a
number of bottles. 1: has met with great success.
A young man of this place, supposed to have the
consumption, iias been entirely cured.
D. MERRIWEATHER.
Denmark, Tenth, June Jit), 1348.
CC^Tiic following certificate from one of the most distill,
guished physicians m Cincinnati, is entitled to great credit:
1 feel .'unstrained from a sense of duty to make toe following
statement. conscious that it niav appear unprofessional.
Mr. Charles Wade, <-f tnis city, was quite low
with Pulmonary Consumption, for which I had been
treating with lew than umisiI success. At Ills' request, and
thai of his. Iricuds, 1 permitted him to try Dr Rogers's
Liverwort and Tar; and I must confess that its eHerts
were really surprising. After using the serontl bottle my
visits were discontinued, and lie was soon restored to
heulth. 1 do conscientiously recommend my brother practitioners
to prescribe this remedy in all pulmonary complaints
which baffle the ordinary mode of treatment.
WILLIAM J. RICHARDS, AI. D.
Cincinnati, Oct. 1st 18-14.
Extract from a letter dated Jackson, Tenn. Oct. 2G, 1843.
Mr. A. L. .Scovill,Cincinnati:
Dear .Sir?I want you to send mc one gross of Dr. Rogers'
Liverwort and Tar. I am entirely out of it. and
have constant calls for it. The remarkable cures that it
has made here, has made a great demand fur it.
Yours, (Jr., U. W. 1HTTINGTON, Druggist,
try l}eware of Counterfeits and base Imitations..^}
rS.R.?The genuine articles is signed, "Andrew Rogers."
on the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
flCrl'rice?$1 per bottle, or six Bottles for Sold
wholesale ami retail by
SCUVIL <y iUbAU,
13 Clutrtfs St., New Orleans.
Aole Oneral Agents for the iSouthum .States.
Sold by J. R. MeKain, Camden; A. hitch, Columbia;
Havilaiul, Ilarrall <V Co.. and I'. M. Coken, Charleston !
Muunscl Hall, Winnshoro.
ILi'Call on the Agent for a pamphlet, and see
the above certificates in full, and a vast number of
others.
March 26, 24 wGm
SPRING GOODS.
THE Subscribers beg to call the attention of
their friends and the public generally to their
stock of fancy and domestic goods, suitable for the
season, which they arc just receiving, Having
boon carefully selected in the New Yoik market,
tliey are enabled to sell them without any advance
on last fall's prices. On inspection, the stock will
be found very complete. It consists of?
DRESS GOODS.
Bareges?plain, printed and changeable; Grenadines,
Alborines, and Tissues ; printed Lawns,
Organdies, and Jaconets; embroidered Swiss
Dresses; Gordon and Ea-lston Ginghams; English
and Auiorican prints, &c.
LACES.
Sewed and Thread Edgings and Inserting*, in
vosiofu rnilurii and chemisettes of all de.
scriptions; Lacc Capes, <J-c.; Gloves, Mitts, Ribbons,
&c.
DOMESTICS.
31eached and brown Homespuns, al! widths and
qualities; Bed Ticks, Marseilles Quilts, linen
and cotton sheetings ; Family Linens, Diapers,
tj'-c.; with a large assortment of goods suitable for
servants' wear. The whole of which will be disposed
of on the most reasonable terms, for cash or
to punctual customers.
A. M. & R. KENNEDY.
April 2 20 tf
Removal.
TIIOS. HOXNIvl.L & 61). havti recently removed to
the Stand lately occupied by J. Meyer, one door be
low I)r. Zt-mp's Drue Store, where they will continue to
keepn well assorted Stock of ( roeeries and other finml??
eticlian Sugar*. ('oflce, Tea, Suit, Mnlu**e*, Mackerel,
Salmon, Flour, Hire, Underwood'* 1'ickle*, Ketchup*.
Syrup*, preserved fruit*, fine gold leaf &'egar*, Iron of nil
description*. Cast. (lerman and Hlister Steel, Hoc*. Harping
ami Hope. Hro., hlea'd and col. domestic*, prints,
muslins, gitichams, crockery, &(' , which they offer lor stile
on reasonable terms. A share of public patronage it respectfully
solicited
?we??
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS. ]
PREPARED BY
DR. C. in. JACKSON,
\t The German Medicine Store, ,v
yo. 120 ARCH PTKKET, PHILADELPHIA, e
Will effectually cure liver complaint, jaundire, t
dyspepsia, chronic or nervous debility, a
disease of thu kidneys, and all dis. 1
eases arising from a disordered
liver or vBtomncli. s
Such as ronslipation, inward piles, fullness ot hl<md to a
the head, acidity of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust 1
for fond, fullness or weight in the stomach, sour eructations, i
sinking or (loitering at the pit of the stomach, swimming of 2
the head, hurried and difficult breathing, fluttering at the c
heart, clinking or -uflicating sensations when in u lying f
posture, dimness of vision, dots or webs before the Sight, t
fever nnd dull pnin in the head, deficiency of perspiration, t
yellowness of the skin and eyes, pain in the side, hack, I
chest, limbs, &c, sudden flushes of heat, burning ill the
flesh, constitsuil imaginings ol evil and great depression of I
spirts. I
The genuine are entirely vegetable and free from alchoholT
stimulant syrup, aloes, rhetibarb, calomel, acids,
and all mineral anil injurious ingredients, they are pleasant
in taste and smell, and mild in their operation, never 1
griping or giving any tuieasticss, they give strength tothe J
whole system whilst they drive from it disease. _ flicy can '
he administered to the most delicate infant with perfect |
safety.
READ THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE, :
Jt appeared in the leading German Journal of Philadelphia
the ' Philadelphia Democrat." The Editor was per- '
sonaliy aevuainted with Dr. Iloofland, and prizing the services
of this great man lie could not onietiv look upon the ! i
assurance. of an iinposter, without apprizing the public of ,
approaching danger: |
Cliristopli Willtclm [lufdatxl. !
tN ENGLISH
CIIRI.STOPIIKU WILLIAM f 100 FLAN I).
"One of the most renowned physicians. one of the greatest
benefactors of modern times, was born at Langen Salza.
Germany, on the on the 12th day of august 1762.?
After a careful scholastic education, he, like his father and '
grandfather, (two celebrated I octors.) voluntarily devoted
himself to the study of Medicine, at Jena and Gottingen,
and in 1783 obtained the degree of Doctor of Medicine, at 1
the latter University. From 1793 to 1891. he officiated as
1'rotessor at tne university ol Jena. In 1S(M, lie was appointed
Private Physician to the wing of Prussia.Membar
of the Academv of Science, ami upon tlie establish
moot of the near College at Berlin, Professor ami Court ,
Physician by the Ministry of the interior. His character'
istic his profoundness ami deep (tenetration enabled him
to cornhit e the theoretical and practical, to unite new and <
old systems; produce in common the practical and useful, ,
and thus draw therefrom the results and necessary appli- ,
cable means.
' It was Or. II. principally, who exposed and destroyed
the 'Brown's system." which notwithstanding the exterior
could not conceal its many imperfections, brought to light
hy Hoollaud's noble impartiality,I sound truths, and deep
peuelrajioti. Independent of his practical usefulness as
Physician and Professor of the healing art. he has earned
undying fame for his superior knowledge ill' Meteria .Me.
dtca' as well as for his manifold works on Medical juris-'
prudence. Among these may he mentioned his world re !
nowned '.Makrobeolik.'or the art of prolonging life. *Sys- I
tctn ofpractical healing art,' 'ideas of Pathogenic,"Jour- |
nal of (iractical .Medicine.' &< . lie has besiiles all this. |
rrairifil I'ltTiml l;nnc uini nr:\isi? fmm HiitYt'rirur ImnifinilV for !
the discovery and combination of several infallible-medicinal*.
among which is the far famed and justiy celebrated
ronipourid. known as
Dr. II OOF LA N D'S GERMAN RITTERS.
The application of aeiduuiis earth for the cureofSulphurir
diseases. The celebrated Diaphoretic remedy?
and numerous invaluable recorded recipes.
After the celebration of his fifteenth professional festivi- !
ty in 1833, upon which occasion tiie King of Prussia Hon- !
ored him wiih the insignia of the Order of the Crow of the j
r.n(r|p, nrifi mnnv nthnr Rnvnl DrilnN iiiul ninrlcs nf 1
distinction, he dieti on the 25th Jay of August. 1836, (as
the Kinirof Pru^iaV private Medical Cuuucellnr,) without
any legitimate inule heir orolFspring.
" Dr. C. .M. Jackson of I'liiladelyiiia.ha* had tlie means .
of oclaining the genuninen recipes of the great menical
rnuucellnr'Christhpe VVilhel Ilnfeland,' andt liese invaluablomedicines
are prepared with t'oe ntrn.wt care at the
German .Medicine Store' The bitter mixture: Iloolland's
German Hitters, is the result of many years study and experience
by the great inventor, and known and prized in
Europe as an iuliilliable remedy for the cure of Liver complaint,
Jaundice. Dyspepsia. Arc. Dr. C. At. Jackson's
preparation of this medicine has obtained the same celebrity
in this western world The testimonials and innumerable
confirmation of thou.-ands of the most severe and difficult
cases cured, is ample proof of this. The medicines >
coni|M>iinded by Dr. t : itl. Jackson have produced the very I
ellecls and the same happy results, which the immortal j
inventor indicated and intended, anil consequently must he j
prepared with scrupulous accuracy. In x iew of the aliove
facts it seetns singular, that any tody could have the hardihood
and impudence to abuse the name of litis distinguished
Doctor, wiio died thirteen years ago. To pass oil* a
rharliian quack preparation as the real and genuine iimdi.
cine, and to give a semblance of originality by affixing a
foe. simile, of tin; deceased, is indeed extraordinary! '1 he ,
public will understand what to expect, and what to do nn. i
der such cireum-natioes."
A number of Crerinnn (wipers copied the above and there- .
fore entitled in our thanks.
'I I test" hitters are worth thp attention of invalid. Possess. |
ing great virtues in the rectification of diseases of the liver |
anil lesser glands. exercising the most searching (wtwers in j
weakness and afleciioue of tiio digestive organs, they are
withnl.safe certain, and pleasant.
Opinions of tiik PniL.adkl.pii] a Press.?The German i
Illustrated .News" says:
' Our editoraml others of this office have ttsed the Germnn
Hitlers. L'nil r*nn riTniiiiiienri it with iVHifuletire to onr I
reftdcrst. As prepared hy Dr. Jackson. it fully equals if not
surpasses in intellects upon diseased Liver and Suomacn,
the fullest expectation of the distinguished physician.
The "City Items" October Ifith. says :
Jov pott the InvaJ.ii>.?How many of our readers are
afllicteil with diseased liver, stoinne, or nerves! .Many
no dnubt. They are to he pitied, yel to all there is a cure
Dr. Hoortand's Herman bitters has already cured hundreds
and that it will cure.and none who once use it will
doubt.i|fthey use it as it is directed. It has 'esteblished for
itself nil undying fame, which few have done out of the
vast number that litis been thrown before the public. It is
one of the most perfect preparations in use: and, as n (Jertnnn
contempory has said, that as prepared hy Dr. Jackson,
it fully equals, if not snr|iasses, in its effects, in its clients,
the fullest representations of the distinguished physician
wholirstcompounded it. Asa spuriotmarticle is now hefore
the public, we would caution all against using any but
that signed by C. 31. Jackson nnd sold by hint nt 120 Arch
street.
The "Catmlen Democrat," the best pajier in West Jersey,
says. July 21.
"Uooklanu's <,cftma\ bfrrervt."?"We have seen
many fluttering notices of this medicine, and the source
Dotu which they come induced us to make inquiry respecting
its merits. From inquiry we were pursuuded to use it,
and must say we found it specific in its action npon diseases
of the liver and digestive organs, nnd the powerfuc influence
it exerts upon nervous prostration is really surprising.
It calms and strengthens the nerves, bringing them
inton state of repose, making sleep re freshing:
If this medicine was more generally used, we are satisfied
there would lie less sickness, as from the stomach, liv
er and nervous systein thegrent majority oi real nnu imaginary
diseases emanate. Have thein in n heallliy condition,
and you enn bid defiance to epidemics generally. Thin extntordinnry
medicine we would advise our friends who are
at all disposed In give a iriul?it will then recommend itself.
It should, in fact, be in every family." Mo other medicine
can produce such evidences of merit.
Hkwaukok Countkrpkits?This medicine hns attained
that high character which is necessary for all medicine
to attain to induce counterfeiters to put forth a spuriotiss
article at the risk of the lives of those who are innocently
deceived.
Kip mile wholesale and retail, at the GERMAN i
MEDICINE .STORE, No. I "JO Arch street, one door below
Sixth, lute of 17d Race streets, Philadelphia.
For nale in C'ami>en, l>y James K. MIyain?Columbia
by Boatwright X. Mini?Chester C. II. hy Reedy X l<ufT,
iii*j by respectable Druggist* generally throughout the
United Stateg.
Nov. 11 29 tf
Drugs, Medicines and Perfiimery.
The subscriber has just received a fine assortment of
Perfumery and Fancy Articles, com prising Farnlus', Uoussersand
l'revost's. Golden Bell Colognes; Ijivender Water,
Otto of Roses fine Aromatic Vinegar. Lubin.s and,
RoussePs Extracts of West End. Jockey i lub. Jenny Lind
Citronella R07.tr, lloiKjiiot do Caroline: Kau l.ustrnl, Bear's
Oil, Bandoline, Philoconie, genuine Macassar Oil; (Jottrnuil's
Italian inedicaled Soap. Trans|iarent Wash Balls,
Sand Balls. Rose, Almond, Windsor and Nymph soap*
Shaving Creams; Meen Fun, I,ilv White, Rose Tnot.i
I'iute. camphorated Dentifrice; Jlair. tooth. nan. nesiian.i
shaving Brushos; Ivory and Hone Rattles, At. At.
ilorvlioiind candy. Gum Lozenges. \ east Powder in botlef,
Flavouring Extracts of nil kinds. Spices, &c. ?tc.
a i,so :
Constantly on hand, a complete assortment of Drugs
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Window Class, Patent nnd
Thompson inn Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Perfumery,
I .amps. Garden Seeds, Ac,
Ii.'f Orders from a distance carefully packed, and the
quality of every article sold warranted.
Oct 31. JAMES R. McKAIN. 1
Mothers, Read This Attentively.
DR. FEELER'S CORDIAL AND
CARMINATIVE.
For the speedy and |>ermanent cure of Diarrhoea, Dy?utery.
Cluilcra, Infantum, Cholera Morbus, Gliolic, Sumner
Complaints, Flatulency Pains in tlie Stomach, dtc.
md frfim all aerangement 01 stomacn aiw noweu irora
L'ee tiling.
tty '1 lie time lias again arrived when disease# of the
tomachand bowel# carries it* thousand# lo a premature
[rave, 1# there no remedy to #ta>* the march of death ?
iVe answer, YES?ihe Cordial will cure and prevent
line-teinlis of all cases of disease affecting these organ#'
ilore than five thousand case# of disease were cured by it
luring the past year. All families consulting the welare
of their children and selves, will act wisely to have
his article by them. In all cases of failure the money
vtll cheerfully returned, and lo ill those who are uuahle
0 purchase,it will be cheerfully bestowed.
THAT IT WILL, AMU HAS CURED,THE WORST "
rOlOlS OF DISEASE OF T11E STOMACH AND
HOW ELS READ THE FOLLOWING EVIDENCES;
From the Spirit of the Times.
Dr. Keelcr's Cordial and Carminative, i# certainly a
.Billable desideratum in every family, to the voting and
.0 adult, but particularly wheree there are children. We
peak advisedly, because we have thoroughly tried it, and
> roved its healing and efficacious properties ill our family.
iVe would most cordially recommend the public to give it
1 lair trial, which is only wanting to appreciate if value
From the North American and United Slate# Gazette,Sept.
4th 1847.
In these davs. aboundine in fruit, it behove# every one*
to be prepared with a remedy for the evil effort* which-it-*
-ometirrifM produce!"?we liave been told by those til a*
knew and who have tried it?that KeelerV Gonhafi* ari?
article which has been used in goiue of the severest c.asua"
?f Summer Complaint, both in infant* and ftruwit pcn-raw..1'he
Cordial can be procured at the corner of Tliird aiufi
South Streets.
From Neal's Saturday Gazette August23th 1817.
Dr. Kuelers Cordial.?We would call the attention of "
our reader* to this invaluable medicine, which will be
found advertised at length in our columns. As a corrective
in cases of Diarrhoea, a disease very prevalent at the present
time, it is highly spoken of by all w ho have used it.?
It is perfectly safe in its nature, and we speak experimentally,
when we say that it affords immediate relief.
From the Pennsylvania Inquirer, Sep. 1st. 1847.
Dr. Keeler's Cordial and Carminative.?This article i?
advertised in another part or our paper, it is warmly recommended
hy families who have tied it. It is especially
useful among children, and has effected hundreds of cures.
The doctor is abundantly supplied with testimony upon the-,
subject some of which is very strong. The Cordial is not
a quack nostrum, but a carefully prepared medicine, and
perfectly free from any tiling injurious.
From the Daily Pennsylvaniaa, Sept. lfith 1847.
We are constrained to say that the *'< arminative".of Dr.
Keeler's now extensively used in tin's-Citv, is rapidly
making its way to public favor. Its ingredients are of
course unknown, but it is mild in its operation, pleasant to
the taste, and a remedy quite as good as any now used for
the same complaints.
From the Daily News, July 15th, 1850.
Summer Complaint?The season when this complaint
exists is now here. If persons having it in their families
would only purchase a bottle of Dr. Keeler's Carminative
Ii.il ill,.i- would rait- innrh rinenw and trouble. We
peak of i he virtues of this medicine knowingly*
Frnin the Spirit ot the Times, Kutztown, Jnly 18,1818.
We wish to direct the attention of the readers of this
paper to Dr. Keeler's cordial and Carminative, advemised
in another column. It is a medicine higlily esteemed by
everyjone that has used it ltd Diarrhoea. Dysentery, Cholera
infantum, ect, which at this season is so frequent. It is a
perfect innocent medicine and gives immediate relief ?
Prepared and sold *294 Market street Philadelphia?
where tnay also he had Dr. Keeler's Cough Syrup, Vermifuge
Syrup, Rheumatic Lotion, Liver and Sanative Pills,
Medicines of unsurpassed efficacy. C3* Also Er. Keeler's
SAlLSAPARILLA.a celebrated remedy in all Scrofula
. 1 f 1 I- : .U
arm V. oiisiiiuuuiiai i/isoruers. 11 in, muiuui uuum, mo
chea|>est and best remedy for Chronic Disease of the Chest
Strmach, Liver, and gkin known?and admirably adapted
forali derangements arriving from Impurities of the blood,
females sulk-ring from the L/ms of Appetite, Nervotl* Debility,
Irregularities, Pains, Pimple*. Blotch*. Sallow Complexion
Costiveness, etc.. Will find the Sarsapari I la decidedly
the best remedy in use for their removal. No one
should bo without Dr. Heeler's Fammilv .Medicine*, no
beneficial in many dl-ea*e?. Pricn $1 per bottL?6 botlh a
for $5*
For sale by Z. J. DeIIAY, Camden S. C.,and by Druggists
and Stores throughout the. country. Price 25 centa
per bottle?sec circulars Ate., in hands of lite agent*.
July'J, ldfiO. 51
DR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC FOR
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
This Medicine is a Vegotable Preparation, and far our
l?sses Hooper's Fills in all cases in w hich they are recommended*
Hundreds of Females whoso constitutions have
been lieon broken down* have been restored to perfect
health by the use of this invaluable medicine. It is entirely
harmless in it-- operation, mid may be taken with perfect
safety at any lime.
Wholesale ?aud retail by Rowand and Walton, proprietors,
No. 21 N. Sixth street, Phila., James R McKuin,
Cn. iden. Boatwrighl and Miot, Columbia, P. M. Cohen,
Charleston.
July 18 29 tf
... List of Letters
REMAlMMi Hi tne I'osi umce ai umueu, uu
the 1st of July, 1850.
Allen, Joseph Montgomery, D. H.
Albert, W. Mickle, Martha
Akdins, J. C. Martin, Bailey
Aniason, J. H. Mickle, Lunuun
Adkerson, VV. McRae, Neat
Bass, Josiah McNouten, W. D.
Boyden, Mr. 2 Murpliy, A. 2
Barwick, James Marsh, James 2
Brown John Mickle, R. B.
Brown, M. L. & co. Meudenhall, E. P.
Blanding, Mrs. Mary Motley, Ransom
Brewer, Elizabeth Mclnnis, J. H.
Cook, Sarah Mosely, R.
Cohen, D. D. Mclmion, Jerry fcCherry
Collier, Maria McDowall Rosetta
Crossland, William Noland, P.
Cane, William Nelson, John
Davis, J. Nelson, Levi
Dunlap, William Noland, Charles
Dean, M. P. Orr, maj. William
Dntton, W. H. Oriens, William
Donnoly, S. Phillips, Rev. Edward.
Doling, Lucy Perry* D. D.
Dozier, M. J. Peay, N. A.
Edwards, Win. 3 Patterson, L. J.
Ewart, James B. Reinbert, James
Fair, Col. S. Riddle, Louisa
Gillespie, J. C. Ratcliffe, R. C.
Cirims, hn a. Button, a.
Graham, Rev. N. Saunders, Wm. 2'
Gatlin & Stuckey Shiver, Charles, 3
Gregg, James Stokes, Hinibrick
Hollow ay, W. Stuckey, H.
Heaiot, D. Saunders, T. O. 2
Haile, capt. B. Sessions, Rebecca
Harin, Daniel Shiver, Samuel
Hollidav, Thomas Shiver, George
lialey, Peter Smith, J. W.
Hunter, Jane Thompson, Rebecca.
Hill, Benjamin Thompson, Sol. B. 2.
Hutson William Towers, A. B.
House, G. W. Taylor, David
Horton, M. A. Thompson, R. F.
Holland, E. Tultberry, Miss
Hammond, S. B. Taylor, Wm. R. 2
Irwin, B. J. Walker, Mary
Irwin, J. P. 3 . Who?Mr. Bill Guem.
Jackson, Sallie Wheat, Thomas R,.
Joseph, M. W. White, L. 1*.
Kirkland, William Watkins, B.
Kirkiand, Margaret Welch, H. L.
Kirklands, either Mr. Williams, John:
Love, S. W. Wood, Wiley
Alintnn. Douglass Wood, James
McRae, Lucy Walker, W. W?.
McCaskill, Mary Young, Mrs. W.
McSuecn, Angus Young, Mrs. A.
Motley, Harriet Young, Elizabeth C'.
Mitchell, Epsey Young, Archibald
Mrlhvain, J. 1). Young, John
Persons calling for the above will pleas*
say thoy are advertised.