True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-06

. ire tNlttNlA'p "a ACfaA, |
yO2 the cure rleunnlism iua or kngsevi govt,
n atica or hip .so iuri sitt cancers, salt rheun
sphc and n,ercuria ttseIses, particularly ulcers and
affections OF the bones, liberated throat ~" HOS
rs ulcers of every description fever sores, and internal
0essts fstuas piles, sci;d ti sclrvy, biles, chrO
mic sore eyes, cyspelis bloes, and every variety oil cti
asou affection, chronic CMarrh, head ache prucee,-
ing from any Acrd nor, pain in the stomach and dys-
pepsia proceeding from variation affections of the l:ser
chronic Inflammation Of the kidneys, and genera deb-
~ cusa iv torpid action OF the vessels of the skin. 1t
is sing lniy eicacous in renoyatng those constitutions
wl,i have been broken down by injnlicnus treatment,
juvenile irregularities. Ia general terms, it is reuom
lnefldel all those diseases whicha from impurities
Of the blood or initiation Of the .umors of Whatever
| name or kind.
Some of the above complaints may require ri-
fling assistant applications, which thccrcumslances of the
will dcta.; but for general remedy or 'trcaor
to remove the cause, the INDIANS P.iNACEA will
| generally be found sufficient.
10 THE PUBLIC.
How t,tieit is, that modern Physicians, their
hitinn excel in their profession: explore the vast fields
OF science By the aid ofchemsy and seek ont new re-
medal agents. in short, arrive at perfection in the
practice by means of art alone,-entlrey overlook and
neglect beneath Their notice, the rich and bounteous
stores of medicine, which the Almighty has caused to
spring of the earth in every CLINE! And how much
more sit that while the American Physician looks
to foreign countries for many Of his most common and
necessary articles, perpetua!ly changing they
the dictates offashion folly, he is surrounded in his
own country with endless rotusion OF medical plants,
sufficient to answer any Indication in disease to
any durable disorders and yet he is ignorant of their vr
tues and they SuFered to swaste their healing the
desert air
The effects Of vegetable medicines upon the system
temporrr-tose OF minerals lasting. The former
e,t their Elects and pass ofhe latter mercury in par
ticuar, act chemically upon the solids, decomposing
the bones and undermining the constitution bya slow
and sire destruction.
TIE congeniallity, efficiency and SAFETY ofvese,a-
bic remetei mineli, may estimated by contrast
NOR Immediately under observation, III" lni-
practice with that of the whites Who, in America,
mas known or heard of repeated instances wherein
decrepid, unpreenlng female ndian, by of
ht:' simple remedies alone has Affected the rapid
astonishing cures after the Matera Me,iica OF the
nmon practice directed in the skilful manner,
lis oiic? And who has not been surprised at the
III stiye case and facility with which the Indian frees HIM
If from any disease, and at the almost to,a abstinence
OF chronic disease among them' Who has heard
ct sln Indian wh q constitution broken and ruined by
i'll re,tnent' Aad doubt exist that this happy
ltion OF the savage from most of the ills which the
Il: NJ of man is lgr to, is chiefly owing to se;.
an safe remedies which he employs 'his astons-
in difference in suecess is fair exemjhcatioa of the
il nc superiority Of Tie simple and safe means of
which God has created for the benefit of his children
those which the pride and te ar Of have in
VI mted
From long residence among portion ft'eahorgi-
al inhabitants of this country and intimate ae1llair-
IA with the M t"ds of cure of of their most
vcessui practitioners, the proprietor OF the Indians
= alacea, acQuted knowledge Of Of the most
~ "clul and tyoiite remedies. From these he selected
ih cfcacO,ls and apropriatrs aud after
ous experiments test their principles and strength,
|, las cotablued diem in The utn here presented tie
mcs pert ct and DcnetcIa Tor the purpose for Which it
> II reconnGeuled.
The proprietor offers this preparation to the public,
iila the consciousness that IN is placing wiihnher sea,
remedy capable ofrelicyipg many of his afflicted fell
low beings, who suffering under the various chronic
ind DbstiMage complaints TO which is applicable. 10
twill mt l,,
and i'll mary cases, the only of chewing thcis SUI
teiues aud restoring hem 10 health and hap
pinas. This not offered cnnm0n remedy, that
f per cAnep he eoully good with many others now
l mtye, but as which is capable of sayir life inmsny
extreme caseswhich all the r!Sil cmctlieslal This
L. h. doue repeatedly; and this is the reputation tis OBJ
$ tai ncd wherever it has been introduced
+ III is Only abuut three since this prern,tion MIS-
prese4,e orhe public: tut in short space OF une,
some huudre If persons mi t he found, who would
sol etnnly declare DAT they b@tlcved that their lives were
SAL I'd by IT, AZ in after they had tried ns4ly
> and perhaps all the common remedies in vain. Wler-
ever is known i, sia;tdv coming into USE and This
afpr1st'a mos; substantial and convincing proof Of il
Iur c'ts.
u The vsne ftc panseca most cu,spieunus III ose
- i0 ( S'admg and syphi'ltiG and scrUiulDus affection.
i wi th have daie I'll other tncdies, and particularly
n in Jos. eases where mercury hes hecn vis y used
as t. cHuS! distressing pains in the bdn"s nodes niuicu
ri'l ulcers. arrangement OF the digestive organs c5c
hest Il completely removes, and in AL cases II entire.
" tiAocaes The diseases al effects ct mercury
f 'hrSut constitution, and i:a'eethe patient stiid uiit
: wei ~ IN I'rialiSin and N uiccralcd gc:, il
: ii2iy c,ets arc nu less apparent, CHING ain0at ing.
d d;icr"ht
$ ia;ya in nyp-' doses the in!in' .aoacv, opnla,p
i as ~ alternative Hni Grttrsct daR Fcc, diuret,>
a." Il iaNal>cs, IN auii-sp'snne a,d uodyne; aud i,
= n 2par"as>s, aaaa"nltcie and onM"EtsoS'se. ttncr
al expressed, nIncre&s1s al the secrettions and
Il 'aH gives tone 10 the stomach, aud cXciIcs action
Il ir %!ailt,s ma particular iuanncT. From tiusc prna
pa Interpretations tay he understood.
r 'is"ai1re hVs Been toonh hisiy useful in mar,
am 9,G1a hstasea not here slce'e', and il hes beer
l. us hw'Ih wo"lc.i@i success rs Spring and "a! P.
III e., ny ose VINO are suert TO comp :nis d tue chest
An@ "hnse constitutions eIITe new Sgar. 3nlli per
! Sc. W"shsNGr !il@r o'!''E IS considered necessary
hs sa'tat', taken ~ small dos; wis! answer AL it
hr"'eS, III m'c less ihhe, At Tess expense, and in
iaGnre aStc.ahie ms lhE. ti%1 t@ common ic drunk
: he following cv7iieiir9, GG e! hundreds similar
NAiIh might be procured are si'rA 10 SHOW The effect
lac o'ans iaiee', III ne Nalons c"mraimst nereii
'ehtoAe' and also 10 EXHIBIT IN the most satisfactory
II ii''ie ra superiority overt syrups in common
= GASES OF RiiEuMhliSM.
y CHARLESTON, Nov -, 1852
'lihS Inc las, Mi'ter and spring. was afflicted will
avery severe and Distressing rheumatism, oeca7ione J.,
: exposure In EtA weather. now take great pleasure il
sta''g that S'N bouea o, Tie lh'as Panaeea, rcaolt
ne to perfect health, ami confidently recommend ii tt
: a'i similarly afflicted.
n !utN FEkHuSoN, King st.
CHARLESTON, Marci, q, 1852
was s"'zea A'pn' three years SINCE with Istress:
rheumatism, cisad by ahinga cold, while mtt'
y the ininclccot ntieI'9 and winch has disabled
boa BUSINESS nearly ever SINCE During This period
hive heeh patient IN the Marine Hospital, in this cit
, upwards Hi 1'ii months, and nearly tbs leugh'
t'aie in the Baltimore Hospital and tried almost ever