The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-17
Var in lhe United Slales.


7 is an axiom among all civilized nations that
II il better to be engaged in honorable war than
submit TO dishonorable peace. Adopting this prin-
ciple, DR.. WATSON, au old and skful Physician
(modes,y would suggest the proprsy Of leaving the
word skillul for others to pronounce, lest might
be thought egolestcal Du lis no time for Inodesy
III those days Of base imposition, when ignorance
and science are permitted 10 walk hand III band,)
who was educated N the east, where he praclced
his profession a number Of years; aud during the
last nine or tsD years has been engaged in an ex-
leiisive practice in ST. Lous where he has Treated
Disease successfully in almost all its varied and
complicated forms, until ill-health and shattered
constitution obliged him TO decline the practice Of
his profession has therefore determined TO dec are
war with Patent Medicines and Quark Nostrum
Makers with whose base and false pretensions to
cure all the ills aud ails, pains and aches that flesh
is heir 100, with Single box OF Pills or bottle of
Compound Syrup. Truly there are but two class
es in society, aud lhey are the Hlmbugged and the
Hunlbuggers. Iii passiugy strange the people
hav6not long since become tired and dsgusted with
this base imposition. and like Rome 200 wears be.
fore the christian era, in the days OF Archsgaihus
banished these impOsitions from tine country and
prohibit the practice among them. There is no
person OF common sense but knows il he would
but reflect that remedies cannot be so combined as
TO be competent TO cure ten thousand forms OF DIS
eases by one combination il is basely false, aud all
who pretend to cure so large number Of disease as
you often see advertised are either gnora and
know nothing of the human system, the nature of
disease or the effect OF remedies upon the system or
they are base mposiers, and in either case are IN
worthy Of your confidence. "We are wonderfully
aud fearlully made. e."-therefore lei no person who
,ei of t,o koa .,d
ted structure presume to tamper aud thus destroy
the usefulness Of that beautiful aud wonderful sys
TEN that God has placed here for usefulness aud to
giodfy Him for he who does not slumbcr nor sleep
will assuredy bold all accountable al His Bar If
they dare temper with the work OF II hands, for
Inc purpose of fgratifyiug their sordid avarce.
DR.; Watson believing, lhathis knowledge Of dis
ease aud long experience in the Treatment Of The
various forms OF Disease, has furnished him with d
knowledge OF Remedies that would be almost in =.
valuable TO the sick and afflicted, has determined
TO prepare these remedies aud send them 10 ppople
aud all he asks is a uisl Of them, and il like the
worthless noslrums Of The day, the money will be
returned.
The DR.. has published li;e pa mphlet called
the Family Guide 10 HEALTH in which he has given
briefly the symptoms and Treatment Of some forty
Diseases. These pamphlets can be obtained free
Of charge by calling on any Of The agents.
Catalogue OF Medicines.
Tonic Fever aud Ague Liniment for Horses
Pills, waranred to cure 4 they have ever used;
"Fever aud Aeue Syrup, Pills and Ointment for
warranted TO cure; Piles;
"Feve' aud Ague Syrup Salt Rheum and litter
for Children; Ointment for diseases Of
Anli-Billous Pills, He. the Skin;
patio Pills for Diseases Oesginous Mixture for
ofthe Liver;, Bloody Flux, Dysenle.
AntSplinilous Pills for ry, CoIic &c.
Ague cake, &C.. Oleagimous Mixture for
And.Dyspeplic Mixture Bowel Complaint OF
Tor Dyspepsia, &c Children;
Female Pills and Female A".i Fever Pills and An-
Mixtures, ii Fever Drops;
Cough Mixture sfor Tonic Aromatic B,ters,
Coughs, Colds and Con- for Weakness, Loss of
sumption; Appetite &C.;
Rheumatic Pills for Rheu Vermifuge for Worms;
natism; Eye Water;
Rheumatic Liniment for Group Syrup;
Rheumatic C Sprains, Infant Cordial for Chol-
bruises, burns, old sores, ic, &C.;
lpains in the back aud Medical Strengthening
limbs, &c. Stage dri- Plaster.
vers say it is the best See Medical Pamphlet.
Certificates.
A letter of Recommendation from Professor Will.
lam FULLY, Of Yale College, Conn, aud Prof
JAMES IL. ARMsBY, late Prof. of Anatomy and
Physiology, III the Albany Medical College,
New York.
The subscribers have known e. Y. Watson. M.
D., fol several years, anj they are happy 10 be
able 10 state, that ever since their acquainlance with
him, he has uniformly sustained good character, i,
not only as n member Of The community, but also
as Physician. The subscribers have also been
acquainted with his means OF professional educa.
ton, the manner in which he has improved them,
and with his ability in pracuce, aud they entertain
a favorable opinion OF him, in all these respects.
Sigued WILLIAM TUI,LY,
Oct. 2, '37. JAMES II. ARMSBY.