Southern shield., 1840-09-18
MILES
-E.st2'0ct of YOsss0S0 THE CELEBRATED SUBSTITUTE
 FOR CALOMEL.
MTHE proprietors of this article, havir

 FNyHE proprietors of this article, having
 M devoted nearly seven years, and ex- pended a large amount of money, in experimenting upon the various species of tie I0m0tO (Solanum Lycopercicum,) having at last succeeded in obtain ing from that vegetable a principle which as a medi- cine possesses all the beneficial properties of calome and yet incapable of producing the deeterious effects sometimes resulting from the of that drug This principle (hepatne) is mild and efficient catharie, and, compounded, also acts as a t0nic diuretic, and dlaPh0feftc. (See directions accompanying the mcdlcine.)
 Ns particalar action and aSc
 It's action upon the system Is very general part escaping it's influence; is however, upon the were tories, and ecretorieS that it's great power is parcu- lary maDfrsted from this 1t will be seen to have direct effect upon the 6i0ry organs and be par tcuarly adapted to the ofbiit0us cre1S and other diseases where ToRpIFITY or CONGESTION ot the liver and portal circle prev a hence the great sue ces that has attended it's administration in liver affec- tions dyspepsa, and diseases of the stomach and bowels generally. Being diffusble in it's operation 1t produces free circulation in the vessels on the sur face of the body, accompanied by gentle perspira- ton. does not exhaust like drastic burgess still it's action is more universal and 1t may be often repeated not merely with safety but with great benefit this becomes lndispensably necessary ill cases of long standing, for III them intense temporary impressions made by strong medicines seldom, if ever, do good, and tend to inIure the stamina of the constitution.
 There is probably no medicine, copable of doing so much good that will invariably give so little pain in its operation this: and yet no person should ex- pect to have severe disease removed without feel ing It. The medicine could be so modified as never 10 produce nausea, vomiting, gripping. But to do this. would be necessity destroy more than half it's medical powers. A physician in recent letter to the propricors the subject says 'i think your medicine as good as medicine can be--no improve ment can need be made"
 In chronic or long standing diseases, such as afTec- tons Of the of the kinds Jaundlce, the various diseases of the sn Ill condi- toned ulcers 6c.
 Begin to take the medicine in ordinary doses (see directions,) and continue it for weeks or months- Such diseases, cannot be cured immediately but the continued use of this medicine will certainly relieve and here the disease is within the reach and power of medicine, cure may be confidently relied upon no fear ot bad consequences need be apprehended or of acquiring habit of taking them; for when the func- tons of the body have become regulated and all the organs have acquired strength sufficient maintain thelrown action there be further Use for this or any other medicine
 As a general DEoBsTCENT, t is altogether superior to mercurlal preparations even were such prepare tons sate in their nature and tendency.
 A family medicine, one which may be relied on with certainty, in the first stages of disease of almost any form, exceeds all former discoveries in medi- c1ne, enher from the vegetable; mineral kingdoms
 It IS put up m neat and convenient form for the use of families, or persons travelling.
 z-JA full supply constantly for sale, by
 VIM. Fl. THRELkELD x CO
 Wholesale agents for Dr. Miles
 Helena, April 1. lSI0.-9-6n.