True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29
l,uN lNIllAN,S pANACEA


THE INDIANS pANACEA.
NHOR the cure of rheumatism scrofua or kings evil govt,
acatica hip govt, incifient cancers. salt rheum,
siphc and mercuria diseases, particularly ulcers and
nainf affections of the bones, liberated throat s
ils ulcers of every description, fever and internal
Assesses isulas piles scad head scurvy, biles, chro
mic eyes, cry spes botes and every variety Of cn
taueous Affection chronic Catarh, head ache proceed
ing from any acrid humor, pain in the stomach and dys
pepsia proceeding from variation affections OF the liver
chronic Inflammation of the kidneys, and general debili
ty caused by torpid action Of the vessels of the skim
is sngulary ecacous in renovating those constitutions
which have been broken down by njudcinus treatment,
Juvenile irregularities. In general TERMS it is
mentet IN all those diseases which arise from impurities
of the blood, initiation Of the humors of whatever
name or kind.
Some of the above complaints may require some tri-
fling assistant applications which the circumstances of the
will dica. but for general remedy or Purifcaor
to remove the cause, the INDIANS PANACEA will
generally be found sufficient.
TO THE PUBLIC.
How true it is, that modern Physicians, their
bton excel in their profession; explore the fields
OF science bv the aid Of chemistry, and seek out
medal agents; in short, to arrive at perfection in the
practice by means of art aone,-snrely overlook and
neglect beneath their notice, the rich and bOuneous
stores Of medicine which the Almighty has caused to
spring of the earth in every clime And how much
more true sit that while the American Physician looks
to foreign countries for many Of his most common and
necessary articles, perpetually changing as they at
the dictates fashion folly, he is surrounded in his
own country with endless prouson of medical plants
sufficient to answer any indication in disease 10
any durable disorder; and yet he is ignorant Of their vir
tues and they suffered waste their healing the
desert air.
The effects of vegetable medicines upon the system
temporary-hose Of minerals lasting. The former ex-
ert their effects and pass ohe latter, mercury in par
ticulSr, act chemically upon the Solids decomposng
the bones and undermining the constitution bya slow
and sure destruction.
The congenallity, efficiency end SAFETY of vegeta-
Bile remedies over mineral may be estimated contrast
ing the ancient practice with the modern; Or to bring il
more Immediately under observation, the Ind-
an practice with that of the whiteD Who, in America
mas not known orheard Of repeated instances wherein
some decrepd, unretending female Indian, by meansof
her simple remedies alone, has affected the most rapid
and astonishing cures, after the Mateia Meica of the
common practice, directed in the skful manner,
has foledl And who has not been surprised tie
astve and facility with which the Indian frees him
self from any disease and at the almost abstinence
of chronic disease among them' Who has heard
Of an Indian wtha constitution broken and ruined by
i'll Treatment? Aad doubt exist that this happy
emptiOn of the savage from most of the ills which the
flesh of man is heir to, is chiefly owing to more sena
and safe remedies which he empoysf This asonisf-
ing difference in success, is fair exemplfcatoh of the
infinite superiority Of the simple and safe of
which God has created for the benefit of his children,
over those which the pride and the art Of have in
vented.
From long residence among portion of the aborgin-
al inhabitants of ths country, and Ian intimate acquain-
lance with the methods of of of their most
successful practitioners, the proprietor OF srhe Inian's
Panacea, acquired knowledge of some of the most
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he has combined them in the form here presented the
most perfect and beneficial tor the purpose for which it
is recommerled
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remedy capable ofrelieving many of his afflicted fel-
low beings, who suffering under the various chronic
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':is " nv. .eoio i o''ee ''oe ~ 'e'ih anu mp
p'hess. MS is MOI oheIea as common remedy That
nay PSI s'ae pe I!u':y sooI "r i"l9 on osics now
III USE pu, AZ one "is calapie oi saving ne immahy
eAre''e eases "I'I'' all .e e'he'es'a'i. ms
mas "o' iele"y' anu '':s 10 VIC iel'"''oh '''Sop
tanea wherever tnas oee' 'n!oooeee.
Is on! aEou. .Ire year s,,ee ul's preparation was
ptesen'e" !" te St ~ ''' so' space tel ume,
seine n,'teis Vi pe'sDs ,''Sn. ne io'''' VINO "o"
so'e''ly uec't'e "' "ey p,e,e. uh'' uG'' 'es were
sa'ed oy IT, ana ~ i'o ."sas a'le ,ie! 'o ''eo many
ana perhaps all me common reheo'es IN VAIN. Wher-
ever II IS known lslpdy comlg INTO USE, ana inns
aol : ''e oS' suoS'a''''"i "" T'oo' vi II
merits s,a ..-..-.
Inc value Oh 'le ianacea n'os' conspicuous IN 'nose
iohg Standing ana Syphltic an" scro'o"s all'c,ions
wneh nave aeed all o'hcr r. 'he'es' ana Ph'e"'ary
III ,ose eseS w,,e,e 'nefGry s peer 50 ns,s use"
as 10 cause distressing pans III the zones, ho'cs mere"
rial ulcers arrangement OF the digestive organs &C.
hese II eomple'eiy removes ana n''i eases enoie-
e'"'"c"es .e diseases an" ehte,s Oh h'er1'!' rene"
'oes "e cohsto''oh ana leaves '''e pattern So'm ana
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'ply Ies's arc no' ess al'heh'' giving i'ii0st in""e
o'a ~"
lah.h III Pi"P'' "o'eS' we i"u' sa';cc" ore. 'eS
q" ~, "'" oe'e'Se"'; "'a' Nce' "'urel''
an" '"Na'Nes," III "i-sss"l,iic ANA ato'iNne; aud IL
p"ler ''ses' as .sn''e"e "',, emeh'SoSo. t'tner-
al. eAp'ess''' "hct''s's al me Secre'a"ns aud eX
gives 'ohe !" ''e 'ohiach ana rNc',es action IN
VIC sn''s III l"'leu''' h'"'ef from These lh'nei-
ri ';s a.:'a' '''t NC mute n S,"';
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us." ~, SUCCESS as o'1S ana ran r"-
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=" Ir ,,,"'E "' '''t common a'e, diink.
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