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am FR E N C H BURR M A N U F A C T O R Y , J L U B , J V . t r f l H S Undersigned is extensively engaged in t . maiiuiisutiiimg F r e n c h b o r r m i l l S I ' O N E i . n.jd ns no o t h e r than Selected Blocks are n-ed in t h e m.tinil'aoture ol' Mill Stones a l this F-;ctnry, he respectfully solicits the aitentiou «f Millers and Mill-Wrights to an examination nf the quality of Stock and Workmanship. I have now on hand 3 0 0 0 S 0 j i l H S ^ d d E S , selected with the greatest cart by my Foreman, and 1 confidently recommend them to gentlemen en'oued in building mills, to make the best possible quality o f Mill Stones, and such as are wanted lo-make first-rate work. All persons in terested will be furnished to order with any size Stone they may require for grinding eithes W h e a t dr Gocri, and the Stones will in all case ■he tfc-ade as they should be made, and warranted lirsl (fwdUy. I have also on hand the following Mill F i x tures, which are offered at wholesale and etail. 2500 Yards New Anker Dutch BOLTING CLOTH, for Grist or Flouring Mills, much heavier, and more square in mesh than any other Cloths in market. T h e style ol Cloth is entirely free from furze, which rentiers so many Bolts useless. 200 Polished Damselles, 200 l ighter Screws, Hoisting Screws, Wheat, Cockle, Chess and Shorts Wire-Clotb, Mill Spindles, Bales and Driyrrs. » O ’ T h e Subscriber’s knowledge of the Milling Business generally, enables him to furnish the mo»t approved numbers of Bolting Cloths, for the various purposes to which Millers may wish to apply them, either for G R I S I I N G , Flouring or Dusting Reels, ami all Cloths sold by me will be warranted to be the real Dutch fabric, and if not entirely satisfactory, purchasers will be allow ed to return them. A. D. L E O N A R D . A u b u r n , Dec. 1835. S T R A M E N G I N E S . A w a l l c o t & CO. Auburn, N. Y. • are extensively engaged in t h e manufac- STEAM ENGINES, For Railroads, Boats, Saw mills, G r is t mills, Bark mills, Furnaces, Clothing W o rks, &c. Sic. of the latest improvements, and warranted ol the best materials and superior workmanship. Also a ll kiud3 of MACHINERY used in the manufacture of Cotton and Wool. Bank Doors and Locks; Doors, Grates & Locks for Jai.'s and Prison. Rim and Mortice Locks, (a superior a rticle.) with brass, plated and glass knobs: Copper T e a Kettles and Boilers, Stove Balls, and other Stove Trimmings; Eliptic Springs, made of the best English and American Steel, and warranted. I T Those wishing to purchase Steam Engines and M a c h inery will find it to their intei est to apply. Merchants can be supplied wiih Locks, Cop per W a re, Stove Trimming*, Eliptic springs. &r. at the lowest wholesale prices. All applications for work, either made to us, or left at the Hardware Store of H y d e . W a t - Hons & Co. will meet with prompt attention. Aubnrn, January I, 1835. FOR F A R M E R S # G A R D E N E R S . F ESSENDEN’S New American G a r d e n e r ; Containing practical directions, on the cul ture of fruits, and vegetables, &c. Chaptai’s Agricultural Chymistry, a new wor-k. The Complete F a r m e r ; containing a compen dious epitome of the most important branches o f agriculture and rural economy; by the au thor ofthe Ameiican Gardener. T h e Farmers' Guide ; The Horticultural Register, Ac. &c. &c. For Sale by IVIaON & T E R R Y , »ho are also agents for ihe “ Genesee F a rmer.” No. 9, Exchange Buildings. AFTER ALL, H A T i s s d d against quack nostrums, there is such a thing, a3 a good thing, now and then. The subscriber lias succeeded in his e f fort-, to relieve tho-e afflicted with Rheumatism, beyond his most sanguine expectations. ^ un\ dreds in this piace and vicinity, can attest to the effl<-Tcy ol hi* remedy, and among the n u m ber, if the venerable D r - Coi,f., who after suf fering severely fer months, was speedily re lieved by the use of one b o x —and in justice & gratitude, nas sent me the following by the hand of a fiiend. A. GRID L E Y . TO T H E PUBLIC. After a constant practice of medicine during the last forty-four years, I freely declare that 1 have never found a remedy for Rheumatism that I consider equal to A. Gridley’s Rhep. malic Ointirenf. Persons afflicted with RheO- maiism, will do well to give it a trial. JOSEPH COLE. Auburn, May 27,1837— 3 The above kept constantly for sale [at re tail only] at the medical Laboratory of A. Gi id- j multifarious inert ‘Oils’ and hair restoratives C O D U M B A T * H A I R C E R A T E AND ANTI-SCORBUTIC SPECIFIC. T HE peculiar p roperties of this invaluable article werediscovered a c c identlly,about five years ago-, by a gentleman of known and acknowleged practical and speculative science and respectability; and an enemy to quack ery in all its forms, In a case which occurred within his own family, a young lady was af flicted with an inveterate scrofulous eruption, itnmediataiy below the hair of the forehead ; havin'* long known the anti-scorbutic proper ties ofthe C e r a te, he directed her to apply it as a remedy. The consequence was an imme diate and radical cure; and at the same time, on the diseased part, sprung a band of pecu liarly rich, glossy hair, about three-fourtbs of on inch in width, extending the fore -hair aown the forehead that di-tance ; and o f a dolor several shades darker than the other haiir cf the head, which remains to this hour. Sur prised at the result-, the discoverer projected a theory for effects, and has since that timfe constantly kept the Cerate on hand, and dis pensed i t to such of his friends aDd acquaint ances, as his hypothesis led him to consider proper subjects for experiment. T h e result has been beneficial in every instance; and in many cases such wonderful effects as have decided him in the belief that he has discovered its arcanum ; that it is a specific; in scrofulous diseases of the head ; that it positively does improve, perpetuate add testofe the growth of the hair, when it is falling, from disease or debility of the capillary vessels—and that it is therefore too valuable tb be withheld from llie public. And it is confidently be; lieved, that if it has a fair trial, according to the directions, the public will notbe disappoint ed— b u t that ils intrinsic merit will establish for it, a lasting repntation, far superior to the ey <fe Co, opposite the Post-Office, Auburn. Pi ice 25 Cents, pei box. T H E EXCHANGE C O F F E E ROOMS, No. 1. E x c h a n g e B u i l d i n g s , I S aow open for the reception of company where may be found at all hours o f t h e day and evening refreshments of every kind the sea son will afford. Having a commodious room on the basemen floor, private Dinner and Supper parties can be accommodated at short notice. Families can be supplied with all kinds o Cake, Pastry, Jellies, Ice Cream, Pickled Oys ters, and other delicacies on moderate teims. Boarding without lodging, will be furnished on a3 low terms as at any other establishment The proprietors hope by strict attention to the cmul'ort o f their friends to merit a shar of their putronage. A u b u r n . Jan. 20th. 1836 1 1 R F . B . H I B B A R D ' S V E G E T A B L E ANTI BILLIOUS F A M I L Y P I R R S . r | p H E S E Pills have become known to Ihe fi. public e n tirely by t h e i r virtue?. T h e i r j>.>W''rful influence in relieving and curing dis eases, have been so repeatedly tested that the proprietors induced to comply with the sohctiat- ‘ intis of Iriends in thus noticing them, extending j thereby a knowledge of the means of relief lo the public generally. T h e y are highly ap p r e ciated f o r t h e relief they affind in affections o the liver and digestive organs. T h e worst ca ses of chronic dyspepsia, invi torate costivene ndigestion,dyspeptic consumption, rheumatism, nervous or sick head ache, an d s r u r v y have been entirely cured, by a proper use ofthem. A W T I « D Y S F S f F T I C F I L L S . P ERSONS afflicted with Dyspepsia, have so olten had their hopes ol c u re raised only t o b e b ’.astfd, lhat it is v ith a degree ol dif fidence that the proprietor offers to this class ofthe afflicted any thiog to excite new hopes; and it is only on conviction that he 13 ena bled lo present them a remedy for their dis ease, from which they will not have to turn with d isappointment after a t r i a l , lhat he is now induced to ask their attention. After fifteen years spent in the practice o f me dicine, and having become conversant with this disease, and witnessed tVie inefficacy of the common remedies resorted to for its relief, the proprietor became convinced that the com mon idea, that debility of the stomach constitu ted the disease, was incorrect ; for tonics and stimulants, which in that case should relieve, only aggravated the disease; and if cathartics gave a momentary relief, it was at the price of future suffering. JFioin all the accompany ing symptoms, he was induced to turn his at tention to the glandular and nervous systems, and is convinced it is a disease ofthe glands of the stomach, sometimes extending lo the liVer and olher glands, in a nervous temper ament, or the disease itspjf producing a high degree ol nervous irritability. Taking this view, he sought those medicines which were calculated to a ter the action of the glands, rem-»ve obstructions snd allay nervous ir ritation. Afier repeated trials, he has suc ceeded in a compound which answers his ex pectations, and which he now offcts to the public. Dvspeptic persons taking these pills, will find tlieir heartburn, flalulercy, acrid eruct ations, gnawing aad pain of the stomach, chilliness, lowness of spirits, pain nnd giddi ness of the head, and sleepless nights relieved, without increasing their costiveness: but on tlie contrary, obviating the necessity of re sorting to cathartics. And while relieving these distressing nervous symptoms, they are having a deobstruent and alterative effect upon the glands; and thus removing the disease. These pills are an efficient anti-spasmodic medicine and will be found efficacious in hy steric di.-eases, and all nervous pains, such as the nervous head-ache and nervous tooth-ache, tie-douloureux, &c. from their readily allaying nervous irritation. Jl trial o f these pills will be a sufficient recom mendation , yet f o r the satisfaction of those who hqve not had this opportunity, the f o l lowing testimonials are selected: — Sand Lake, N o v . 1 5 , 1 8 3 6 . I am happy with the respect 1 entertain for Dr. Joseph il. Elmore as a physician of sci- eDce, of his skill as a practitioner, and for his utbanity ancl uprightness in all the social re lations of life, to state that I know tho com- i position of his Anti-Dyspeptic Fills, thal they of the age, T h s Cerate is put up in three ounce bottles, with amp.e directions, is well perfumed, and for curling and glossing the hair, it is super ior to the celebrated Macassar. No d anger n e e d be apprehended from its use. Mr. Holden—Dear S i r : —I cannot refrain from expressing my gratitude to you in offering your llair Cerate, as an experiment apon two of my children, who have been for six months past badly afflicted with Scrofula in their heads. One bottle hasi made a complete curd, and a fine downy growth of hair is appearing. WM. FR O S T . Boston, May 8th, 1836. Dear S i r : — I have used your Hair Cerate, and have found it lo answer my fullest anti cipations. I can cheerfully recommend it to all afflict ed with the falliug off o f the hair. WM. AUSTIN, M. D. Mr. Holden—S i r : —Having tried for the last three years all t h e most popular Hair Oil3and Cerates, and my Physicians’ Prescriptions, for restoring the hair ou my head, to no effect, I was advised by a friend to make a trial ofyour Cerate ; I did so, and two bottles had the d e sired effect. I have recommended the Cerate to several of my friends, all of whom have ac knowleged a great benefit. R. M. BOUTON, NewYork. ILrFor Sale by the proprietors, Holden &. Vincent, Diugsrists, Oswego, and b.y their a- g e n t , T . M. HUNT, Auburn. Feb. 22, 1837.-41 C ‘ N E W E S T A B L I S H M E N T . J. & 6 . CLAPP, ARRIA E AND S L E I G H M a K e r f D ill- .eet, Auburn, k e e p on h a n d , or will make to der on the shortest n o tice, all kinds o f Carri* s and Sleighs? which for elegance of vvor:.*uanship, and durability o f materials, can not be surpassed by any e stablishment in the country. They h ave now on hand and are fin ishing the best a ssortment o f Sleighs ever offered in this place, of the newest Patterns and most approved kinds, which they offer low for fcash or approved credit. N-. B. All kinds of woirk carefully Repaired 1. & G. C L A P P . ’ Auburn, Oct. I f . 18^4. l M U A N M f f D l C l S E , fc-OR THK CURE OF CONSUMPTION, OR EXTRACT O F W A - A H O O I T HE S y u p which the Proprietor now of fers to the public, is the simple extract o f a plant the root of which is in extensive use a- mong the western Indians. Possessed bf active medical properties; this valued vegetable Medi cine We believe to be the grand desideratum so much needed fof the cure of the consumption, vvllelher'arisitig from affections o f the litngs,or of he stomach and bowels. As a remedy in coughs and colds, by restoring the natural and healthy secfetions, it will effect much more than the drastibk and irritating drugs so generally used by practitioners of medicine: and by re storing the digestive apparatus to its pristine vigor, it is a speedy dml effectual cure for the disease Which bds received the appellation of “Dyspeptic Consumption.” s t a t e m e n t o f t h e p r o p r i e t o r Referrred to in the fo llowing Certificates. T, the makfer and vender ofthe extract of wa* ahdo, do hereby beftify, that I was afflicted with a serious and alaririing disease o fthe lungs for fourteen years; had a more or less severe cough day and night, (th e latter part of that lime was troubled tttith bleeding tit the lungs;) had an inward fever and losi my appetite tfor food. After havingtaken alrfiost e rery kind of medicine recommended in niy complaint, no thing appeared to have any good effect, until sometime ih the year 183d, when T bbtained some of the wa ahoo root from a gentlerHan from the west; Thisgentleman informed Ine that lie had been very low in consumption, so much so that his physicians told him they tho’t he could live b u t a short time. A friend pro cured for him some ofthe Indian medicine call ed wa ahoo. Three weeks alter he commen ced taking i tj ie was able to ride on horseback. W h en 1 saw him he wa3 in good health, & was on his way to visit some of his friends, who were out of health, having brought some ofthis medicine with him for their benefit. He gave me ajdescription of the top, so^that I might find it i f it g rew in this country. I prepared for myself a quartol it, and took it according 16 his directions. Befbie I had used it all, iSiy fever left me, my appetite returned, and m the course of fifteen days I had nearly gained my original strength, although for the first few day? it ren dered me very weak. Some months after, I found tbe wa-ahoo root in several places in the Gene see Valley. From that lime to the present, I have recommended, prepared aud ad ministered it in very many different cases. Il N O V E M B E R 2 8 , 1 8 3 6 . J UST received, a fresh supply of Radeau’s Celebrated Plasters — P r i c k 5 0 c e n t s . A . GRID L E Y . Y a l u a b l f c M e d i c i n e s . P J 1 H E Subscriber is determined neither to X . prepare, nor vend for others any nostrum, until perfeetly satisfied o f its general efficacy in complaints for which it is recommended.— He offers the following to Ihe community, in full confidence oflhoir utilit*’. A. G R I D L E Y . Auburn, Jauuary 18, 1857. are prepared on t r u l y scientific principles, and in no way calculated to gull the public or call upon him tho charge of quackery, but on the contrary I believe them to be a medicine which merits the patronage of the philanthropic phy sician and the thanks of tho public, and will be tound adapted to the cure of tbe diseases for which ho presents them. 1 h ave prescrib ed them in my practice and found the desired Also liver complaints, fever and ague, bilious results, and since I became acquainted with his fever, jaundice, dysentery, or bloody flux, die j Anti-D 'speptic pills I have u*ed them with u- premqnitocy symptoms of-Cholera, dropsical1 n jVersal satisfaction in dyspeptic and nervous swellings, piles, w o rms in children, fits, loosness and irregularity of Ihe bowels, occasioned by rritation, teething & c . They act as an alter ative. cathartic, or laxative, according to the manner of taking them. Families having oc casion to test theii efficacy, will ever after e s 'een ttiom too highly to be without them. Partic ular attention should be given to the am p le di rections which accompany thrm. Twenty pills in a box— each pill is a dose for an adult. lO ’ Orders (p o s t - p a i d ) for the abox-e articles executed promptly by T . R Hilbard, my principal Agent, 22 ’. Bowerj . New-York. A suitable discount allowed those who p u r chase to sell again. B. HIBBARD. C e r t i f i c a t e s . I lrive used Hibbard's Family Pill? in my fa mily, and do not hesitate to give them the pref erence to any we have used. They are much esteemed' by all who have tried them in our neighborhood, JULIUS HOUSE.- Perkins, Huron co. July 4, 1836. I have used Hibbard’s Pills in mv family, and am satisfied they are an excelleut family medicine. JO H N H. PO W E R Norwalk, J u ly 9,1836. I heroby certify that I have used Hibbard's Family Pills in various instances in my family, with very decided benefit, and unbesitateitisjl. recommend the use of them to all those afflict- ed from liver complaints, or any other disease tor which said Pills are recommended. M ARCUS Y. G R A F F . Tiffin, Ohio, J u l y 8, 1836. Hibbiid’s Pills are the bssl medicine I have ever used. G. VP. G I S T . We have used with eudre satisfaction Hib bard's Pills io our family—I consider the best recommendation is their trial. H O. SHELDON. 1 have used Hibbard's pills and find them complaints, and his Bilious Pills are a sure and easy cathartic well adapted for the pre vention nnd cure of bilious complaints and are truly a family medieine tbat can be used with the u tmost safety. TIIOS. BU0WN1NG, M.D. Sand Lake, Oct. 1st, 1836. I have been for e ight years afflicted with a severe net vous head-ache, and at times su ex cruciating as to cause delirium, and 1 have Iried many pre.-criptions but never found a remedy till i began the use of Dr. Elmore’s Anti- Dysprplic Pills—from their good effects on my self and others of my acquaintance, I do un hesitatingly recommend them to all who are laboring uuder nervous afflictions. REBECCA BAKER. New Lebanon, Columbia Co., N. Y. Nov. 1836. I wa? suffering great pain from the Tic-Doul- ouieux when I obtainec a box of D r . Elmore’s Anti Dyspeptic Pills, which have relieved me ofthe pain and allayed the other norvcus sym ptoms, gratefull for cure and hoping to induce others to obtain like relief 1 offer this testi mony. MARY JANE BILLINGS. From .1. living in Slephentown, Ren sselaer Co., N. Y. one mile from Hancock village, Mass. My health for the last eight years had been gradually on the decline until something more lhan .a year past, whfn I became ?o ill that 1 applied for medical advice and followed the directions of e53:,ne\t physicians without mit igation of my coasplaiat ; froth a strong and active man I had become disinclined for any e x ertion, nor indeed had 1 the strength to make but little. I was suffering from an almost constant pain and dizziness of the head, loss of appetite and great distress on taking my food; a most obstinate costiveness of the bowels which no medicine appeared to re m o v e : heartburn and acrid eructations; pain 111 the back and limbs; the nights were past can be obtained I would employ no other for similar complaints. D r . MOSES SH AFFER. Wooster, Ohio, May 2,1836. t have used Hibbard’s Vegetable Family Pttis fur three years, and have found them ex ceedingly valuable among all classes—negroes as well as whites. They have succeeded in'e- very ease of fever, and in all other complaints jn which I h a v e emp’oyedtherr. JA M E S ROBERTS. Mill Haven, Georgia. H-.bbarJ’rf pills oul-ilo any ollipr medicine tfratl hava ever tried, in their operation upon th e bibe. I h a v e b r o k e n s e v e r a l s e v e r e attacK s of the billious fever on myself with one and two o f the Pills, and seen them produce the same etfeet on more than twenty others.— These pills proved to be a certain cure for the bowel complaint, which was very sevens a- nacug the negroes i a s t y e a r . I have also seen two inveterate ca*es of dyspepsia of longstan ding entirely cured by using your pills aecoul ng to the directions. HENRY R- V I D E T Q . Bniton’s Ferrv, Savannah River, Georgia. E F F o r s a l e b y T . M. H U N T , D uggwL A u burn.—17v!.- O D O l N T i A X G I i A . Specific Tooth-Ache Drops. These drops stand unpaialleld as a romedy; they wi I f s u b due the pain, and even kill the nerve by a con tinual application—price 37£ cents. The celebrated Egyptian CO R N & W A R T P l a s t e r ; It completely dissolves and extracts the Corn or Wart, without causing the least pain. Price 37^ cents. A most important and invaluable discovery T R A N S R P A R E N T CEM E NT. This Cement is warranted to mend effectually, all articles of Glass Ware,., Window glass, Chi na, Earthen ware, poli-hed steel, &c. without t e cement being in the least degree vi-ible. __ Price 25 cents per bottle. FO R ILO R & E S . T h e Proprietor of this invaluable medicine. in offering it to the public, recommend? it w ith unhesitating confidence in the speedy cure of al the following diseases; Sprain’?, stiffness of the joints, ali fresh wounds, old sores,gall ed bat Its, cracked heels, blood and bone Spav in*, windfalls, Strains and callouses, foundered feet, mange, thrush, swellings, &c. &c. also, for the horn distemper in cattle; il has been very justly called a complete Panacea for the horse ; put up in large bottles; price $!. Warranted to change 1-ght, gray, anc1 red H a i r , t o > permanent and beautiful B l a c k or Brown, as ihe person may desire, withont in juring the hair in the least degree, but leaVCS it with its original lustre; price $1. Dr. Dennison’s Celebrated E y e - W a t e r ; It is only necessary to make a single trial of this Eye- water, to be convinced of its superiority over the celebrated Thompson’s eye w a ter ; price 25 cents. B A D E A U ’S Celebrated Strengthening Plastei*. P R E P A R E D for P a ins or Weakness in the Breast, Side, Back or Limbs. Also for Gout, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, and Dyspepsia ; and for Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, difficulty of breathing, oppression of the stomach, &c., they will give immediate and soothing relief; and for pleasantneSS; safety, ease, and certainty, are decidedly superior to most other remedies. Such persons whose business or avocations require that they should sland o r s i t m u c h , or those of sedentary habits g enerally, who may be troubled with pains in the side or breasi, are advised lo try one of these beautiful plasters, as they are essentially different fi-om all others,aud free from those objections which arfe so reksonably made against plasters g enerally. Perhaps there is no medical observation better established, none more generally confirmed by the experience of physicians of all ages arnl al! countries, than the fact that many ofthe most difficult and incura ble Consumptions, originate in neglected Colds. In a cfimdte so v ariable as ours, where the chan ges o f the weather are frequently sudden and unexpected, it requires more c a re and attention to guard a'gainsl this dangerous enemy of human life,than most persons are aide and willing to be stow. The bills Of mortality exhibit the alarming and melancholy fact, that the number of deaths by consump'iou, are as five to one. Inasmuch, then, as this fatal disea’se in increasing and spreading so widely—and fearfully bidding de fiance often to the combined skill of the most eminent physicians, it is a gratification to the subscriber to bn enabled to offer to all of con sumptive habits, or those afflicted With distress ing pains in the side or breast, or any affection of the breast and lungs, a reasonable and almost certain prospect of relief tisifig his llCelebraied Strengthening Plasters .” He has had the plea sure ol disposing o f them daily for a number of years in tb 13 city, and of the many thousands TRY A N D SEE! SEARL’S VEGETABLE B i l l i o u s p i l l s are nature’s friend, promoting health and strength, and oppos ing disease. They are recommended to the pub lic ns being a little superior to an^oHier family medicine in use. Jn any'eas'e or complaint they w i l l not be found inferior to the very best, and in many complaints they aire far before all others. And here let us observe that it can be no advan tage to us to recommend them hlgh’er than they deserve, since th’eir success is left to dependen tirely u p o o a trial ot theii virtues. Alultitudcs have already tried them and prov'ed the correct-' ness of the above statements; and to others we would say ‘ t r y t h e m . ing a few A n t i - S y p h i l i t i c L o z e n g e s . *\ safe mid certain cure for syphilis or ve nereal, with ample directinns for use ; to°-eth- er with a synopsis of sy-uptoms, treatment &e. of tbe disease an all its varieties. Price $ 5 . Rheumatic Pills. Merchant’s Celebrated vegetable Rheumatic Pills and Linement. for Rheumatism, Gout, Cramps, Sprains, Bruises, and all complaints of a simii *t nature. Price 50 cents each. In all cases of Rheumatism these pills will be found on trial to be the best medicine ever iaveuted. T h e receipt was obtained by an A- merican physician ol the highest respectability ofthe celebrated French Physician M. Dalin.’ eux, President ofthe Ho3pitaledeDieu at Par is, in whose hands it had met with universal success. sujisiior for billious complaints and dyspepsia to { with little or no sleep and that little Dot re any other I have made use of. W h e n they j fieshing, my whole nervous system was de ranged and in short I was sinking with dys pepsia, and those only who have been afflicted with the disease can judge my feelings. Find ing no relief from any remedies, my slrenglh last failing, I almost despaired of recovery __ n t h e opinion of my friends my case was liopeles?, as they thought me to be in the last stages .of cmnump’ion. At length by the sol icitations of a friend I was induced, though withont hope, to try Dr. Elmore’s Anti-Dys peptic Pills, ami when I had u-ed one box I had received some relief and was encouraged to proceed. Anil now a l the expiration of 6 months I am almost a new man, I am free from h e a d a c h e and dizziness, my appetite is re stored, food no longer distresses, my bowels are regular in their action, the he.iilbtirn, acrid eructation and pains are removed, my repose is swpet. and my strength is so far restored that f am able to attend to my active employments, and for this change I am indebted to Dr. J . H Elmore’s anli-dyspeplic piils. With gratitude I subscribe, J, RIFLE. Nov. i o ” 1836- (rrF o r Sale by T. M. HUNT, Druggist, Au burn; A Iso, b y ALONZO WOOD, Elbridge. January I, !837.-34m6. _________________ D r. Crawford’s Vegetable Pills , For complaints of Ihe slomach and bowels. For many years this celebrated physician used these pills with singular success'in his very extensive practice. Previous to his deee.ise, his receipt for them wa3 given to a friend, who in order to have so invaluable a medicine pre served to posterity, (ransmitted it lo the present proprietor, who feels a confidence in recom mending them to the Public as a safe remedy for indigestion, jaundice, billious cholic, sour stoo’ach,lowness of the spirits, and palpitation of the heart, &o. Each box contains thirty five pills ; price 3 7 i cents. Preston Salts. The very best “S m e l l i n g B o t t l e ” in the world, for t h e L a d i e s . i t is also valuable ns a restorat ive in case of faintness, for head ache, See. Price 25 cents. w IN D 3 W G L k S S and fash, of all size-- for sale at HEWSON & MILLIGAN'S. 3, Exchange Buildings. German Asthmatic Pills. Or, pulmonary restorative. A Safe & pop. AoSt- m.a or phthisic, Coughs, Co Ids,! Catarrh, Spilt,ng of Blood, Incipient Pulmonary Consumption, Nervous Affections, py?pcp?,a,.Dy*:entery, &c. Warranted to give immediate relief ,n all cases of Asthma or Thlhw c . rv*Price 50 cenls. E T T h e above articles are prepared and sold wholesale and retail by Geo. W. Merchant, apothecary and chemist, Lockport, N Y Also for sale by special appointment, at the medical Laboratory of A. G R I D L E F , & CO., opposite lhe Post-Office,Genesee s tr e e t,A u b u r n . 36 v t . W AN I EI), Stock ia the Auburn and Sy- a u-e Rail-Road, in exchange for prnper- y , E. JENKINS. Auburn, Jun-? 14, 1857-—5 C IA N I N E MADNESS or Hydrophobia, a 1 safe aud infallible cure for this alarming nnd d r e a d f u l d isease,i s n o w offered to the pub i ( Directions for using will be given on the boxes. This m e d i c i n e m a y b e obtained a t T . M S k i n n e r ’s B o o k s t o r e , A u b u r u , JO H N SECOMB. P ILE OINTMENT, or Bonum Ungentum. 1 his medicine will effect a cure within uoout one week and often sooner if properly kfrnmeth , / ° r,»,nafod from Germany, I Z d n T h t - w enca' So valuables thing *curity ^ W° r1d 0r ,ost in o b - This medicine consists of ointment and ders. I wish to lessen the bulk of human misery { therefore as a philanthropist, feel it mv tlutv to my suffering fellow-citizens, to p u b lishil more extensively in this country. Directions for using are given on the boxes Auburn, Feb. 10th, 1835. JOHN SECOCMB. For sale st M.Skinner’s Bookstors. Auburu pow- speedy cures. It has proved so valuable am beneficial to those affected with colds, coughs <k: consumption, (which is a prevailing disease of our country) that with the advice of my friends I now offer it to the public, f o rthe benefit o f those afflicted witli the above mentioned diseases. I am now preparing, and keep constantly on hand for sale at the recess in West Avon, Liv ingston County, Now York, the above medi cine ; and as soon as time will permit, it will be found a t tbe principal Druggist S;ores. I assure tlie public that the above mentioned I n dian Medicine for consumption is nothing more than the simple extract of wa ahoo, made .vith honey, and prepared ?o as to keep any length of lime. EBEN E Z E R MORI ON. Avon, June 24, 1836. The following certificates of some of the most respectable perrons in the town where the sole proprietor resides, will serve lo show the high estimation in which the wa-ahoo is held where it is known and used. Avon, Liv. Co. N. Y., June21, 1836. W e , the undersigned do hereby certify that we are, and have been personally acquainted with Ebenezer Horton, and that the accompanying statement, which he has made, is to the be?l of our knowledge true : and that he has doi ived all the benefits from the above Indian medicine, which he has s tateJ above. We ilo further tes tify that the said \medicine has, in this vicinity, and in otlifrs where it has been used, with in our knowledge, universally produced a speedy cure, and restored to the most perfect health when all other remedies have failed.— W e feel a confidence in here stating t h at we be lieve that lhe above mentioned Indian medicine is tbe great desideratum for t h e c u r e oftho.'e ob stinate affections of the lungs which have so long baffled the remedies of the most skillful physicians. Curtis Hawley, Asa Nowlen, M. Colby, Stephen Osgood, George S. Babcock. M. VV. Riggs, Amos Dann. W e . the undersigned do hereby certify lhat we have used the Indian medicine prepared ry Ebenezer Hot ton, both ourselves and some in our families, for the disease of the lungs, and it has exceeded our most sanguine expectations in the c u re of said diseases. We feel a confidence in recommending itasa perfectly safe and highlv beueficial remedy and cure for lung complaints, and a speedy cure for coughs and colds, also all kinds of bowel complaints, such a3 diarrhoea, dysentary, &c. Timothy Field. J o h n Rudd, O. Brown, Wm. H . Fuller, Wm. Morrison, Jesse Van Zant, T. H. Stuart, B. Rasco, Lima, William Scott, J . E . Nixon. R. W a ldo, J o h n B a r n a r d , John Corlett, R. H.W inans, Joshua Ross, Lim a , T h o s . Wait, Buffalo. Buffalo, J u n e 30,1836. I am personally acquainted with Ebenezer Horton, and perfecllv satisfied that the extract of which he is proprietor rnd vender, is the sim ple extract o f t h e plant, called by tbe Indians, wa-ahoo. Haying never examined the flowers I am unable to give a botanical description of this p lant. 1 have witnessed the beneficial re sult o f this e x tract in many casep of pulmonary diseases. S. Salisbury, J r . M. D. ID\For sale by ABBOTT & F O S G A T E , — Sole Agents. No. 6, Exchange Buildings, Au burn. Price $1,50 for small battles,- -$3 for large. 5m5 READ TH E S E T E S T 1 M O N I A E S I N favor of Miskin’s Pills from W m. Craw- shay , Esq., the great Irou Mas'er, who has inhisem p loy upwardsof 8C00 men. Cyfarlhfa Iron Works , Aj)ril 1 , 1836 ; d e a r s i r While on a visit s o m e tim e ago at Alderman Thompson’s I had the honor of meeting our mu tual <friend. Sir Astley Cooper, and the aP.er dinner conversation one day, turned upon the necessity o fadopting some course for tho better p- eservation of the health of tbe numerous individuals employed in my works and other extensive maufactories. Sir 4stley veryjustly remarked, that the apa thy evinced by working men in general to ap ply for medical a.sistan'ce was most unaecouuta- ble, though gratuitously administered to them, and as a remedy, he suggested that much good might be done by furnishing the heads of fami lies with a prepared medicine, (so that they migh at all time3 have it on hand,) and he strongly recommended your P ills , from his knowledge of their composition, and great use- ‘ulness as a genet al medicine. On my return home, I consulted Dr. Russell, tbe superintending Physician of my establish- fient, on the subject; who entirely coincided with me on the advantages likely to be derived from such a course. I therefore requested him to apply to you for a quantity, which you prompt ly forwarded, with the prescription, for which 1 beg you to accept r y thanks, and 1 n o w feel great pleasure in informing you that the experi ment has exceeded our most sanguine expecta tions, in improving the general health of my men ; on great numbers in every department, the good effects of the medicine, Dr. Russell i n forms me, has been highly satisfactory, particu larly among those employed in mining, and on the Smelting and Puddlipg Furnaces, so well known as destructive to the human constitution. I am glad to h ear my neighbors of the Penydar- ran, Dowlais, and Plym o y h works, are by my recommendation, using th* medicine with the ‘amesucress. I cannot tax your liberality by allowing Dr. Russell to avail himself of your prescription for my benefit, it would be an act of injustice, you will therefore please forward j£500 Worth, for w h ich I enclose an order on my bankers. I am Sir, Your Obedient Servant. WILLIAM CRAWSHAY To W m. M iskin , Esq. London. N. B. Miskin’s Pills are kept for sa’e by T M, H U N T , Druggist, Auburn. 2 l y l has hzd a good effect on all, and effected^ many j^vhohave used them, has not heard one solitary 1 1 . Ci)J1,p|ajuj.—on the contrary, so numerous are the cures they have effected, so abundaut are the most positive and conclusive proofs of their efficacy that he is daily receiving, so a rdent, s6 sincere, so grateful is the language of those who have used them, thal he is induced to offer them as decidedly superior to any thing of the kind, and is perfectly wilting to incur the risk ot hav ing the terms egotistical, & c ., and others similar applied to him, for the pleasure of knowing, that by inventing and disseminating as widely as possible his Celebrated Plaster, he has not lived in vain. They have been used throughout tlie United States for the last ten years, and have e- very where given general satisfaction—he has also the satislaction of knowing that they meet with tlie approbation of o u r most eminent p h y sicians, and are patronized extensively by the medical professioh generally,\and probably there is not an intelligent physician in the world, that would hesitate to sanction them with his name and influence, when made acquainted with thei, composition. The ladies are respectfully informed, that they are prepared with reference aiso to a number of delicate complaints, peculiar to lhe sex, that they are spread in a scientific manner, on the most beautiful solt, and pliable lamb-skin, xvill not soil or slain the whitest linen,and may be worn by th« most delicate persons, in all situa tions, xvitli ease and com f o r t , for on e m o n t h . — Certificates have bpcame so common, and are so often mere forgeriesj tbat they are omitted en tirely in this notice. The great celebrity these plasters have obtain ed, may possibly cause some person, alike des titute of principle and knowledge, to offer spur- ious ones forsale. Therefore to guard against im p o s i t i o n , printed directions signed thu?, “ N. W. B a d e a t t ,” in my own hand writing, [and (0 counterfeit which will be punished as forge- ry,] xvill be placed on the back of each plaster. Persons about purchasing will be particular to ask for ' ‘Badeau’s Strengthening Plasttr,’’ and see that they get the directions thus signed, without which none can possibly be genuine— and if al any time they may be imposed upon, are requested to inform me o f the name & resi dence of the unprincipled offender. They are put up in b o x e s o f one and txx-o dozen each, xvith large and attractive showbills, will keep with out injury in any climate, and will 't c forxvarded p r o m p t l y as p e r ord e r . D r u g g i s t s , D e a l e r s , & Country Merchants, are informed, that they are adveitised extensively throughout the Uni ted States,and consequently are generally known — that they will find them a very saleable ar ticle, at all times, and in all places—and that such a discount xvill be made, as will render it an object for them to become purchasers. Mer- ehantsand Traders going east, west, north, and more particularly south, will find a small sum laid out on them, a safe and profitable invest ment, and one (hat would make a quick return. The terms are invariably, 'CASH. Gentlemen wishing further information, xvill communicate with me by letter or otherwise. In conclusion, I have only to add, that they are entirely\ free from every species of quackery, and think lhe numerous cur63 they have effected, are worth a million of theories, and invite the clo sest investigation of the intelligent, scientific, or sceptical. They mav be had at the principal stores throughout the United States and Cana das, and are sold at wholesale & retail by lhe subscriber, who is the inventor and sole propri etor, at the B o w e r y M e d i c i n e S t o r e , 260 B o w e r y , N e w -Y o r x . N. W . BADEAU. t F F O R 3ALE at the Medical Laboratory of A. G r i d l e v fc Co., opposite the Post-Office, Au burn, Sole A g e n t s fo r th e County of Cayuga. portions, \any one who is not shUsfred with t hem is expected to return the remainder, and pay only for those used. W e aite willing the^ shpDld sue- tain for themselves the high reputation they have already a c q u ired, or sink into merited oblivion. T h e amount of sufferihg which they might and which they would relieve,were their virtues only known, can hardly be estimated. In how^many cases might a long a n d severe fit o f sickness be pi evented by the use of a portion or two ofthese Pills? And how many are day afier day, and week after week sufferingpasns and aches which these Piils n e v e r fail td relieve, such as arise from dyspepsia, indigestion , costiveness , piles, diarrhoea and dyseMarjj, hick headach, dizziness, nervous disorders , palpitation, jaundice, or liver complaint , disorders o f the skin, sveh as biles, blotches salt- rheum, nettle rash, prickly heat, &c. fainlnecs'at tkeslemach. soul'sioHiach, restlesshessjs^fiS’eo ffu l- ■dessand oppression after eating, as i f bloated, and sometimes a n inclination to raise large quantities o f w ind fro m the stomach, loss o f appetite, a craving appetite, &c. eye. But it is not necessafy to enu m e rate all the diseases in which these Pills are useful,as there are no diseases to which the h u man frame is subject in which they do not leDd to promote , he h ealth and strength and comfort cf the patient. They are particularly useful m a l l female d isorders; and in all cases of weakness or debility. They are also of essential benefit in all gravelly complaints. Their efficacy as a physic is by 110 means their only recb'uimendation; they a re also a tonic.— Instead of producing lasting weakness or del ili- ty, they invigorate and strengthen the whole system. There is no dfthger ol beeblhiiig so a c customed to their use t h a t one cannot do with out them, for the longer one has heen in the habit o f taking them, the less does it require to produce the desired effect. This is an important recommendation, and one which should not be overlooked. They contain no mineral substance whatever, and no vegetable stibslanee that can be any way injurious to the system. They min gle in with the food, assist the digestion, and promote a regular and healthy action cf the bowels, Each box contains 60— Price 60 cents. S E A R L ’S C O R N P L A S T E R , All those who try it, will find Immediate r e lief and an effectual cure. So nfany a re the cases where it has been tried, ah'd without a single failure, that it is now established beyond tb‘e possibility of a doObt, as a certain cure. I{ takes o u t all soreness and pain immediately.— Price 25 cents. S E A R L ’S TOOTH-AGUE DROPS. These Drops will never fail lo c u re any case where the pain is occasioned by I lie decay of the tooth and consequent exposure of he nerve.— They have the effect not only to remove present pain, but also to deaden the nrfVe so effectually a's to rendor itincapaole of feeling. Price 25 cts. SedrVs Catarrh or Headache Snujf ,— A speedy relief for calnrrh, letharthy, nervous headaches, nflanied eyes, &c. Severe headaches common- y yield to a simple pinch of it. Price 25 cents. fc^*The above Medicine for sale by T. M. H U N T , Druggist, Auburn. 32 D R . B A S S J E T T s S H E P A T I C E L I X I R , F OR the speedy and effectual cureoflndi- gestion or Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Rhumatism, Flatulence, Cholic, and Habitual Costiveoes?. This invaluable Medicine is prepared from the receipt of an eminent Physician, who has used it for many years with wonderful success for the above complaints—likewise for worm?, sudden Colds, and violent pains i'ri tlie stom ach and bowels—always giving iihmediate re lief. It is of e m inent service to persons of Lill- ious habits, in small doses frequently repealed. Il cleanses lhe stomach and howeis, quickens the circulation, warms the habit', and if con tinued is c a p a b l e of r e m o v i n g very obstinate obstructions. In consequence of the frequent calls from almost e v e ry quarter, for the Hepatic Elixir, and ils having been completely e/Ttctu il il re storing him from a Ions standing dyspepsia, which baffled the skill ofthe first physicians, and the effects of a variety of patent medicines, the P r o p r i e t o r of this E l i x i r , has been i n d u c e d to p u t i t up in bottles wiih ampledireetions for its ure. This Elixir is composed wholly of vegeta ble substances—is safe in its operation for the most delicate persons or children. Hundreds of recommendations could be given if nec essary— but reliance is place d upon its oxvn v i r tue for a reputation. Import ant to t\\e> ASWoto^. S A L T R H E U M O I N T M E N T . I V E R S O N S afflicted with Salt Rheum , Scald Head, Ring-worms, Scrofula, Extensive old Sores of long standing, Pimples o r blotches on the face, will find this ointment in almost every case a safe and final cure. Its effect is to produce a temporary irritation thereby ex citing a nexv and healthy action, which, uot only renders it effectual, but altogether more safe than the usual cooling remedies in general use; as such remedies not only fail of pro ducing ofinal cure, but frequently drive the disease to the lungs or other internal Parts, endangering life. S e v e r a l cures o f a most ex traordinary character hax’e been effected by the use of it, in this village and vicinity d u r ing the last few months, some of xvhich have been published, as will be seen by reference to the AuBURir J ournal and C a y u g a P a t r i o t , of^une and July- T h e money will fig retunded in all cases of failure -in the cure o f t h e three first above namsd diseases. O ’Kept constantly for sale at the Medica Laboratory of A. Gridley & Co. opposite tha Post-Office, A u b u r n —and by most of the Druggists in the Country— Also, by Eichad Steel, Abbott & Fosgate and T. M. Hunt Drug gists, Auburn. Price 50 cents p e r b o ttle—pre pared only by the subscriber, sole proprietor A. G R I D L E Y . Auburn* J[u4y 21st, 1836. Evans’ Camomile Pill, T H E most certain preserver of health and a mild, y e t speedy, safe and effectual cure f Indigestion, Nervous Diseases and all Sto mach complaints. Acertain p u iifieroftbeblood and a s w e e tner o fthewhole sy«tem. Evans’ Pills are the ,ssential virtues of the camomile flowers, condensed. The camomile tflowers bavelongpossessed a h igh character for heir medical virtues. For sale by Ivison & Terry, Sole Agents for the County of Cayuga. Auburn, J u n e 22, 1836. Boston,Pci. 25, 183\. S ir :— In tbe fall of the year 18S3, I had an attack of the dyspepsia xvhich lasted me nearly two years. During this time I suffered much from m e n t a l d e p r e s s i o n , c o n s t a n t p s i n in ih e head and breast and sides, sharp shooting pains over almost the whole system : the food that I ate seemed to pass into my lungs and there rrmain, giving me great pain, atterded xvith a strong degree of h e a t. At times I suf fered so much from the pain o f indigestion as to be confined to the bed for two or three days. During one ofthese most severe allacks, 1 was induced by the advice of a friend to try your vegetable medicine. In the course of a few weeks I found myselfmuch better, and by the time I had taken txvo bottles considered myself wholly free H orn the complaint. I continue, on the least feeling of any thing like indigestim or pressure on the stomach, to take about a ta ble-spoonful of it which in the course of a few hours completely restores me. It has had a wonderful effect in strengthening the stomach and invigorating the whole system, and judging by my owa case, I eonsider it in all diseases connected with the digestive organs to be a very valuable medicine. R I C H A R D M. BOUTON. Boston, Nov. 6th, 1835. D ear S ir :—I hax’e for three years past, kept constantly in my house, Dr. Bassett’s Elixir, and used it as a family medicine for all complaints ; and I really believe it has saved my family much severe sickness. IS A A C 4DAMS. W a t e r t o w n , Mass. July, 1836. Mr. Holden—S ir I have used ynur medi cine for Dyspepsia a n d Billious complaints with the most satisfactory results. For Cholics, and Fex’er and Ague, I*think an it invaluable medi cine. BEN J A M I N DA NA . ID’For Sale by the Proprietors, Holden & Vincent, Druggists, Oswego, and by their agent, T. M. H U N T , Auburn. Feb. 22. 1837.-42 _________________________ T O D R U G G I S T S $ A P O T H E C A R I E S . F O S G A T E J S M E D I C I N E S , viz ANODYNE CORDIAL , a safe a n d effectual c u r e for Summer Complaint such as Diarrhoea, Cholera M o r b u ? ,f c c . Als LIQUID OPODELDOC , for th e relief and c u r e of Bruises, Sprains R h e u m a t i s m s , a n d B u r n s . . -Ant! WORM POWDERS, the » e s t c e r t a i n medicine for tbp dislcdginen o f w o r m s , infesting t b e digestive o r g a n s o i e h i l dren and adults. „ T h e above articles m a y b e h a d o f t h e F r o prietor, a t A u b u r n , and also f o r s a l e by H a y s o c k , C l a y & Co.'wholesale D e a l c r s i n Drpg a t No. 127, W a t e r - s t r e e t , N e w - Y o r k . M e rchants wishipg tp p u rchase these a rtiel e on commission, as heretofore, will receive im mediate attention,by addressing their order ™ H ' - B. F O S G A T E . Auburn, Cayuga cq. N. Y. August, 1 835.— 1 F O R S O R E E Y E S . P ERSONS afflicted with inflamed or sore Eyes, are informed ibat a supply of John- son’scelebrated Golden Eye Salve, prepared by L. B. Swap, Rochester, is just received and for sale by the s u b scriber, tfbis E y e filv e is taking th e place o F E y e W a ter in England, and America, w h e r e v e r i t has become known and there 13 no doubt pf its being decidedly superior to the most a p p roved Eye W a ter.— Satisfactory references will be given of cures in this village, duringthe last four weeks. 0 “Price 25 cents per box. A. GRID L E Y & Co, opposite the Fostoffice 4G* Aub rn,August 15, 1336. * L i f e p i l l s p h < e n i x b i t t e r s , fat’s Medicine office,^No. 546 way.—J . M O F F A T ’S VEGETABLE L i l t P l L L S have long been known and appreciate 1 f©r tbeir extraordinary and immediate p0Wp of restoring perfect health to person /sufferin’ under nearly every kind of disease to xvhich the hum a n frane is liable. In many hundred of certificated instance they h»ve even rescued sufleiers frcin tbe ver®8 o f an untim e ly grave, after all the decptiv* nostrums of the day had utterly failed; amj to m a n y thousaads they have permanently.^ cured that uniform enjoyment of health witt out which lifeis a partial blessing. Sogrej; indeed has their efficacy invariably and it. fallibly proved t h a t it has appeared ,s?areei, less than miraculaous to those w h o ^ e r e m' acquainted w i t h the beautifully philosophic* principles upon which they are compi,piffle] aDd upon which they consequently act. It’ was to their manifest and sensible. action !u purifihg the springs o f life, and enduring them with renewed tone and vigor, that they xure indebted for their name; xvhich was bestow&d upon them at t h e spontaneous requests o f sev - ei al individuals whose lives (hay bad obviously spared. The proprietor rejoices in the opportunity offered by the universal diffusion ofthe daib press, for placing his VEGETABLE LIFf\ PILLS within the knowledge and reach of e very individual iii the comunity. Unlike th* host of pernicious quackeries, xvhich boast t vegetable ingredents, the L i f e P i l l s are pursp aiid solely vegetable, and contain neither Mer cury, Antimony Arsenic, nor any other mine ral, in any form whatever. They are entirely composed o f extracts from rare and powerful plants, the virtues of which, though longknoxvp/ to several Indian tribes, and rccedtly, to seme eminent p harmacenticat chemists, are altogeth er unknov n to the ignorant pretenders to medical science ; and xvere nex-er before ad ministered in so happily efficacious a com bination. The first operation is to loosen from the” coats o f the stomach and boxvels tbe various impurities and cruidties constantly setting a- -ound t h e m ; atid to remove the hardened feces, xvhich colhct in the convolutions of thesmal f intestines. Other medicines only _ partially fe'eanses those and leave such collected] masses behind, to produce habitual costiveness with all its train of evils, or sudden diarrhoea xviih all its incumbent dangers. This fact is x\eli known to all regular anatomists who examine the human bbwels after death—and hence the prejudice of these well infoimod men against the qjuack medicines of the age. The second effect of the V E G E T A B L E LIFE P l L L S . i t to cleanse the liver and lungs, the blood, which' takes its red color from the agency ofthese before j t passes, into the heart, being thus purified by the liver and lungs, and nourished by food coming from a clean stomach,courses freely through the x-eins, renexvs every part of the system, and triumphantly mounts Ihe ban ner of heaUh in the blooming cheek. The following are among the distressing vai- rifety o f human diseases to which the VEGET ABLE L I F E PILLS are well knoxvn to be infallible: Dyapepsie, and all its train of symptoms,' such as Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, Hqart- bnrn, Restlessness, Ill-teniper, Anxiety, Lan guor and Melancholy, xvill vanish ns a na'ura consequenue of its eure. Costiveness, by clean sing the whole length ol the intestines, with, a solvent proceas, and without violence; ati violent purges leave the bo.wels costive with in two days. Diorrhoeaand Cholera by remov ing the shaip acrid fluids by xvhich these complaints are occasioned, and by promoting' tho lubricative secretion of the mucus mem brane. 1 he Life Pills bnve been known to cure Rheumatism permanently in a short lime, by removing local inflammation irom the mus cles and ligamenis of the joints. Dropsies of all kind?, by freeing and strengthrning the kidnies snd bladder ; thpy operate most de lightfully on these importaul organs, and hence have cv<r been found a certain remedy for the worst cases of Gravel. Also, Worms, by dislodging from the turnings ofthe bowelsthe slimy matter to which these creatures ndher. Ulcers, and In v e t e l a t e sores, by the perfect p u rity which the LIFE PILLS gixe to the blood, and all the humours. Scorbutic Eruptions and bad complexions, by their alternate ef fect upon the fluids thal feed the skin, and the morbid state of which occasions all eruptixe complaints, sallaw, cloudy, and other disagree able complexions. The use ol these Fills for a very short time, will effect an entire cure of Salt R lieum ,' a n d a s t r iking improx-ement in tl-c clearness of the skin. Cofinnion Colds and In fiuen7a will alxvtys be cured, even in lliP ■worst c a s e ? . P i l e s j a s a tr m e O y lo r th i s most distressing and obstnate malady, the VEG ETA B L E L I F E PIL L S deserve a cbslincl and em p h a t i c recom m e n d a t i o n . Tt is w e l l knoan to hundreds in this cify, that the piopiietcrn these invaluable Fiils was himsalf afflicted wit'h this complaint for upwards of thirty five year's*, and lhat he tried in vain every rtmedy prescribed x\iihin the whole ccinpass o.f the Materia Medica. He, however, at length irioJ the medicine which he now offers to the pub ic and he was eurec in a yery short time, after his roeox’ery had been pronounced not coly improbable, but absolutely impossible by any human means. D I R E C T I O N S FOR U S E . - T h e Priqrictor of the Vegetable Life Fills docs uot follow the base and merdenary practice of the quarks 0 the day, in advising persons to take bis Pilisin large quantities. No good medic ne can pis s i b t y be so required. T h e s e Pills are to fce ta ken at bed time every night, for a week or fortnight, according lo the obstinacy cf tl eii’s- ease, The usual dose is from two to fiie, ac cording ( o the constitution ofthe person. Veiy delicate persons should take tu t two t these m o r e robust, or of very costix'e hafcits, may take three, or even five Pills, and thry wiil effect a sufficiently happy change to guide the patient in their further use. They usually cp- erate wiihin ten or twelve hours, ar.d never give pain, unless the howeis are very much in- cumbered. They piay be taken by the most delicate females, under any circumstances; mil one Pill in a solution of two faole spcons foil of water, may be given toan infant in lhe fol lowing doses: A tea spoonful every two he ur?, till it o p e rates; for a child from one to five years of age, half a P i l l ; and from five tb t fn> one Pill. T H E PHCEN1X B I T T E R S , are so railed because they possess the poxverof restoring the expiring embers of health to a glowing vigor throughout the constitution, as the Phoenix is said to be restored to life from the arhts ofilsown dissolution. T b e Phoenix Bitters aie entirely x’egetable.ccmposed ol a rcot found onty in certain parts of the western country, which will infallibly eure fevers and agues,ol all kinds —and will never fail to eradicate entirely off | the effects of Mercury, sooner than the 3'«t powerful preparations of Jrarsapariila— xxilJ im mediately cure the determination of FLOOD T O T H E H E A D —never fail in the sickness incident to young females; and xvill I c fc ual a certain retief in all cases of dehility and weaknesi o f t h e most impared constitutions.-— As a remedy for chronic and iDflammatoiy Rheumatism, the efficacy of Ihe Phoenix Bitters wilt be dcmonstiated by the use ofoDe bottle.— For further particular o f M O I F A ’I ’S L D L PILLS and PIH E N I X B I T T E R S , apply at the respectable Druggists, or at Mr. Moffat’s office, No. 546 1-2 Broadway, New York, where the Pills c a r be obtained ior 25 cents, £0 cents or one dollai per box : apd the Bi^teii for one dollar or tv o dollars p?u bol'tle. fpT*Numerou3 cei i.fieates of tbe wondefffo. efficacy of both, d a y be there inspected. N. B .— T h ese Pills or the Bitters will g a- all mercury out of the system infinitely faste than the best prepared Sarsaparilla, and cer-. ain remedy for the rushing blood in the head? or all violent headachs. All persons who are predisposed to apcplexy, palsy, & c „ should} never be without the L i f e P 11s or t h e Bitters. for one dose “ in time will sape life.” They. equalize the blood, d raw all pressure from the head, and throw off every imparity by Ihq pores o f the skin. Prepared and sold wholesale and rafoil by the proprietor, J. M O F F A T , at his office. 546 1-2 Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets New York. K F T b e abox e valuable medicine may be ob. tainedof H. IV I S O N , & CO„ duly appointed agents, and of R . STE E L Druggist, Genesee-st., Auburn. Also,, of A. DAM M AS, & CO., Syracuse. Liver Complaint, great Debility, Chills and Fevers, W o rm s , Jaundice, Rush of IJlood Head, Rheumatism. D R . T A Y L O R ’S JA U N D I C E PILLS.- T b e s e Pills a r e chiefly intended for th Jaund i c e , and w i t h t h e a ssistance of properdia w i l l often c u r e . T h e y are good in all bilky com p l a ints, end h a v e been fouD$ o f grt* service in r a s e s of indigestion
