True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-07
THE INDIANS PANACEA,

VHOR the cure fula or kings evil govt
| acatica or hip govt Incl ient cancers salt rheum,
sphc and mercurial diseases particularly ulcers aud
painful affections OF the bones, liberated throat nos
ils ulcers of every description fever sores and internal
assesses, ,uas piles, srald head, scurvy, bes chro-
mic eyes, cryspels blots and every variety of
tancous affection, chronic Caarih, head ache proceed
ing from any acrid humor pain in the stomach and dy
pcpsla proceeding from variation altectoa7 of the liver,
chronic Inflammation Of the kidneys, and general tebili-
y caused BY atorpd action o. the vessels of The skill
ary efcaciOus in renovatng those constitutions
which have been broken down by imudicous treatment
juvenile Irregularities In general TERMS it is recon-
nende' IN all those diseases which from impurtc:
of the blood or initiation of the humors of w,ateye,
name or kind.
Some of the above complaints may require some tri.
fling assistant applications, which the circumstances of the
case will dcta"i but for general remedy Puifcaor
to remove tine cause, the INDIANS PANACEA will
generally be found sufficient
i TO THE PUBLIC.
How true it is that modern Physicians, IN their am
tion TO excel in their professions explore the vast fields
OF science by the aid ochemsty, and seek new re-
medal agents; in Short to arrive at perfection in tho
practice by means of art alone-entirely overlook and
neglect as beneath their notice, the rich and bounteous
stores OF medicine, which the Almighty bus caused tC
spring out of the earth in every cline! And how much
more Isl tina, while the American Physician look.
to foreign countries for many OF his most and
necessary articles, perpeualy changing they are al
the dictates offaslon folly, he is surrounded in his
own country with endless prOfusion of medical plants
sufficient to answer amy Indication in disease cure
any durable disorder; and yet he is Ignorant of their vir-
tues, and they sutcredt to waste their healing the
desert air.
The effects of vegetable medicines upon the system are
tempoiy-those of minerals lasting. The former OK
cr their effects and pass othe latter mercury in par
tcular act chemically upon the solids, decomposile
the bones and undermining the constitution by "a slow
and sure destruction.
The congenallity, efficiency and SAFETY of vereta.
BILE remedies mineral may be estimated by contrast
Ing the ancient practice with the modern; Or, to bring il
more Immediately under observation, tn" n,Ii-
an practice with that of the whites. Who, in America
mas not known or heard OF repeated instances wherein
some dcctepd, unprctendins female Indian by means of
her simple remedies alone, has affected the most rapid
and astonishing cures, after the Nlaeira NIeca of The
common practice directed in the skiltu manner.
has oile' And who has not been surprised the com
paratv and facility with which the Indian frees him
self from any disease and at the almost tota abstinence
o, chronic disease among hem9 Who has eve, heard
of an indian with constitution broken and ruined BY
i'll treatment aad can doubt exist that this harpy ex-
enlton of the savage from most OF the ills which the
flesh of man is heirto is chiefly owing to sena
and safe remedies which he employs' This astonsl-
ing difference in success, is fan disqualification of the
infinite superiority of the simple au' safe means OF cure
which God has created for The benefit OF his children,
over those which the pride and the art OF man have i'll
vented.
From long residence among portion the :horigin-
al inhabitants of this country, and an intimate acqain-
lance with the methods of cure of some O. their most
successful practitioners, the proprietor of The Indians
Panscea, acquired knowledge of some of the mos,
powerful and iyore remedies. From these he SELF ccd
such as were most eiicacous and approprates and after
various experiments 2teht therpinciples and strength,
' ~ , 'e' c'' NC o' he'e presented as the
is rccumneutle
he proprietor offers this preparation to the public,
Wy .' he is acins ~hnt'ielr sea,
remedy capable OF relieving many OF his afflicted TEL
low beings, who suffering under the various chronic
WV, h,'e co'"l''a'.'S " wh'ch IL is applicable 10
I j.; "a' u.. " '''e''e'''"'e 'ae' AS me means,
anu III many cases, inc only means OF relieving their s,,t
te%s and restoring them to health and ham
p'esS MS Is not oe,ca as common remedy, that
nv, pc, e'ee DC sI1'iy goou WIN many others now
III "se' w" s "e %r'' is capable OF saving iife nmay
t I 'es ",I' All '', u''usu,ifcmen'esia asst
mas 'oI ee'eayi ana '.s is me reputation has OBJ
''' 1 "''I'eTer ~ = i's 'ee" 'tt"d'ssSN'
"' '',". .''re Is"fs since 'ils preparation was
SOM. n"' ~ H., '''' s,o't space I'll nme,
oi ','e,s VI leiSohs iS'' ne ioohn, VINO would
le',e oec'c ''' ''es pee'ea uE't uie'r lives were
saw ny ~ a: II. mos Eases after ,'es mad tried many
anu ieih'ps All 'ne common remedies IN VAIN her
go, ""'' 'P'','. cunning mo use, ana ms
ao.us "'c '''oS' S'oSa"l'l anu convincing proof OF it
'n. IT'S
ne w. ."1 i'atr' most conspicuous IN those
,,''' ''Nc "c''' an oucf tt'e,'es ana particularly
III ..'ose cases where mercury mas been SO l,is.y used
as to cause distressing PAINS IN the bones, nodes, ne'c
l,i u,'.fs arrangement Oh 'he digestive organs, sec
- .o'''eeH 'c''''S' a"' III al cases IL ene-
',e :'se"Se' '' E'ec,s Oh mercury reno
WIS we 'n''S''o' ''', me "'et sound and
,, ' '''' ~ so'e a!o" It's
it''~''' o '''o '''''''' "''iN-
"''" ~" tchGi'
i'hIh III l'i'P'' '"Ses 'he ia'''eca operates
AZ , n alternative ma oe'''Se"' dar'1rruc din'rt'c,
anu l'Nn''es' an ;"ll-slEsm"ne and i"o',nei aud i"
proper cases. as .s'omachte AMI rmmenaSoguc Gcncr
',S tNlhcss'o, nMerGses al 'he seere''.ons and eN
SNeso"s ~ me 'u'"ae''' ana eNees action IN
t S''s IN = lh'ue'lr manner. from these pi1nr-
P'e I, Us "pelH'. ron! may ne understood;
Jus '''S ''Ie,, io''l nS''s uSc'"i III many
"'S1'scS NOT ncre Sl'eclhe'i, ana 1t has been
Wy. WIN ~''ei''l SUCCESS rs olr'hg ana al Pl-
y, ''osc w." 10 complaints OF the chest,
' ' ~ ''''s' squire NC" lSor. o'cii per-
suns NO wen 10 Us. 70 or .'ee h",'ies IN s''il do
&C.. N".'''' !''' ''''N IS e'su"'t" necessary,
WAS "'e:' Ne ~ i s'''' "Sei VIII answer AL It's
p"loes' III mug" Tess n'he, 1T less expense, and IN
TAI nm ce''e '.',' o'"' ue common diet drink
nc iU'io"''s ec'u'e'eS' "u "' in''lrus similar,
pe uc eh'o SHOW ' effect OF
w, :I . ~ III VI, ,''''oS eo"pl;ti1s nerc'h
' '' 'o 'Nl''n' III ue most satisfactory
' " 'rnr y " 'I 81, nc sliuiS IN common use
oA'i-N' VI nii''o-hA pm.
thAhLkSfoS, NOV. -, 1852
turing 'le ls Minet ana sp''"s was afflicted with
aver. severe anu h''ha'sh, occasoned by
eApoS'"t II. IA" ".'''ic' no" 'ake great pleasure III
s'as' n' SIX pn''es OF me h''as fanacea, restored
me 70 perise. nra,'n anu confidently recommend it TO
All summary a''c'eo' ,>,,, ,
, JOHN fEtHoSON, King st.
, -, ~, ,'N' t'''eh - io?-
was sc'zea about three years slnee with distressing
','e:''s'' ese ny ''Ns severe coi''' WINE under
uhe i'i'e,'ee" mercury an" winch mas disabled g
rom pu''''e " eIe' see' ,,r'nS ,his period
nave "I' II i'e" II, 'e MARINE iios'ai, III tll's CIT
uP"'os Vi lou. lo''iS ana nearly 'hc same ieisth'
uhe III ''e i,'' 'iosi''',' anu Hicu almost ever.