Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-25
tain. Il shoah be con,nuej some ua,e after, to
Tree the syslem of all bad humors. - '- a. ~.

ta'n, u shouh be continued some uaie sfter, to
Tree the sysem of su bad humcrs. '-- a.. ~
RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATIC GOUr AND
MERCURIAl. DISEASES
Find a safe and speedy cure in Dr. SWEET
SER'S PANACEA. II eurrs ,,y searching every
blood vessel and artery, and diving out oil impu.
ti'ies and foul humOrs accumulated therein, which
. the cause of RI umatism, gou' and swellings Of
the j'ints. The deleierous effect. Of calomel and
ofh'r mineral posons, readily yield 10 i,s sovereign
Influence; indeed, when it's valuable properties be
come fully known the use IF all miner p,ison will
he consigned 10 uhe tomb Of all the Capule,s,' aud
only he thought Of as bygonc custom, of the dar.
ker Ages. DR.. SwertseI's Panacea is also a sure
cure for dyspepsia, piles, cosvc,css vertigo, cad
ache, pain in the breast and liver complaint.
FEVER AND AGrE.
Fever is slsays caused by disorderly move.
mrn' ot the hl,od struggling 10 ee itself Of some
thing iha, encounters i; in fact, every kind of fe-
yer Is nothing mre than a struggle between the
BIO and corrupt humors, and as soon as the cut
rnlt bum"rs are rxpeI ed. you have no more fever.
When patient with fever submits TO lie hl.d, or
have his bio d poisoned with mercury, il weakens
his frame TO such degree that if he survives the
process, II always l.sves him subject i, distressing
chilis when 3 times out Of 10 he resort. TO s.ue
pills. powders ~ tonic mixtures; this is going fr'm
had 10 worse, these vrge able pills powd rs. &c.
are thing hut mercury and quinine in disgusr,
which may fnr time drive the disease far int"
Tho body as not 10 be pr,ccptble bu, very soon i,
viii bre k out again with fearful whence To cure
aeue aud fever, he Of the dsra-e mus, he ra
moved "u, of the hhod and holy. which can I've ef
{ ctuslly done by using DR.. SWEErSER'S PA
NACEA, which pur,6es, cesnses aud strengthens.
II co"t"ins nnhins that possibly injute. and its
use is always safeguard against chiIls and evers.
PILES.
ia At tAsss or PILrs, DR.. SWEETSER'S
PANACEA wi, rfr ct a very speedy cure. Il re-
moves from the bl1od, s,nmsch and bowels, all
those foul actid burning humors. which are the
Cause "f ''iis and Cosiyeu.s+, and BY strength.
ng the Dig sive organs, improves every part of the
mn e BODY.
FLAruLENCY AND WIND.
Thee disc ses s'e eau ell hy the stomach snd
bowels heinS choked up with viscid shiny matter,
he air whh enters to- m c,nnot C pc until forced
by some contraction If tie ornach To expel il:
be- ce he cause Of pain. A few duses If Dr.
SWEE rSER'S PANACEA will convince the
sulie er that relief is attained
GREAT MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN.
Parents will frd The PANACEa a v,lu ,blo
medicine fnt Their chiId'en, keeping their bodies in
healthy nJni,n, thereby assisting their 9 os,h;
children gown persons, after tsking il, not
lialle 10 be STACKED With an epidemic a. b fore Ms
II always ieavss the blood in pure pniton, and
rhe n'ire system in a Strengthened state; 1t drives
ou a ! kinds of weakness from the body and leaves
III heal by within.
MARRIED LADIES
viii find Dr.. SWE r>ERS PANACEA medi.
NJ purely ad,p,ed to their use. Mast ladies' du-
rng the peri Of pregnancy afll clrd with pils,.
DR.. Swee,ssr's Panacea by regulating the bowels.
will entirely obvia,e this and its purifying proper
ties the blood aud fluids, insures to them h-a!.
thy off pring. No one who is a mother should he
without it, ard those who nursing will find II
Of e'eat n. fit 10 he health Of their infants.
Fri har,enre>s and all diseases of the womb. /,
is with ov rival in the entire history and c,,,logus
Of medicines I; by its extraordinary Strengthening
power, it stimulates and Strengthens the womb,
weakness of which s the cause of failure to have
offspring. ...r.-
NERVOUS DISEASES.
Uudef this head may be ciassed Pslpaton Of
the Heart, TIC Doloreaux or Fac,sche, Neuralgia.
Ind .gcsiop, T"oihache Melancholy Mysteries, and
n fact, evrry disease caused by the sharp, lifting
acrimonious hunnIs irritating the nerves (; th-
receive the morbid impression iIom the sto-
mach, M rather from ihe blood through the agency
uf the s,omach and dige tive organs, aud slih"ugh
other parts Vi the toly are apparently tue seat of
be dsras still il is caused by the morbid imp
Il conveyed from tie blood by he to tha,
pat A lew doses of DR.. SWEETsEKS PA.
NACEA will soon assure the patcn, th.t he has
the cure in his possessoc.
ERYSIPELAS, ON ST. ANTHONY'S FIRE.
This is an lnflamma,ory disc der, always atlend,
ed with mere or less pain. It proceeds from he
foul. acrimonious humors lodged in he blood and
fluids, settling on the lIn's s and face, causing eX.
ueme pain and fevers; all applications on the sur
face w"rse than useless, they only T. nd 10
throw the disease in some other part, and perhaps
cause de'th. Bleeding Is likewise mIroper. To
cure the di-esse you NUT get rid Of he cause on.
iy manage l., get The foul humors out Of your blood
and YOU will he well in a day. DR.. SWEET
SERS PANACEA, a thorough purifier Of tho
blood, vii, s.a,ch out every impuriiy in the more
remote p ,ns Of the body and exprl il through the
medium Of the how els. There is not q vein. srtc-
~, mnscle or organ Of the entire framework Of
man. that Dr. Swee,sers Pan.oea does no, i'm
prove. J." take il when you are well is to keep
vel; aud when sick to brcome WELL
DIR. SWEE7SERS PANACEA, bsint com.
posed Only ol vegetable matter. or medical nerbs.
and warranted "n oath, as containing not one par
,cle of mefcursl, mineral. or chnica substances,
Is found la be perfectly harmless 10 the most tender
age, OF The weakest frame, under any stage Of hu-
man sulie ing the no.i pleasant and benign in its
o, eraton that was ever oil. red TO the world and
At the nine the cenAin in scare hing oui
The root of any compliant, however deep, aud Of
performing . c'rr. ...r ..- .....,F tt....|
Pnce 81 Ief battle, or six bottles for So. For
sale. Wholesale and re,sii, at the corner oi
CHARLES and PRATT Streets. Bahirnose, and
also ly GEORGE BRIGHT.
Nov, g ls47-,y .,tr-. Sunbuiy.