The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11


ture of Bilious disorders has been par
TALLY unders TODD. Here has been the
utter failure Of nearly all the medical
men and medicine-yenders Of the day.
To BREAK THE CHILL! seems 10 have been
and 10 be their great aim in fever and
p que; and to purge, drench, bleed and
mercurialize in all the other forms OF bill
iious fever. What have been the con-
sequences? They ore too well known
to need relating. Tens of thousands
have died; mul'iiudes have had their
blood poisoned by mercuryj scarcely any
have been permanently cured
The true theory is prevention! and IN
cases where it is in the system, TO Grad
icate it thoroughly.
All these ends are surely attained by
the celebrated GRAEFENBERG PILLS!
Let them be fairly tried throughout The
great west, and the Bilious Taint which
clings TO the system almost like leprosy'
will be eradicated. Health will be speed.
ly restored, the sallow complexion will
be made fresh and fair, strength and
pleasurable sensations will return, and
the next season will not find the grave
yawning for the victims Of the diseases
referred TO, We venture TO say that If
these Pills were furnished to every fam
lily in the United States at the expense
of the General Government, it would be
the most economical expenditure ever
made. Why? Because from every
family all Bilious tendencies will be
ha nj hnh hn
be dreaded. There would be no more
Sickly Seasons! The inhabitants there
would be as free from such complaints
as those of the healthiest portion Of New
England.
Unlike all other anti. bilious medicines
The Graefenbelg Pills entirely present
the formation Of the disease within
the system. Those who use them &C
cording to directions cannot become bill
ious.
With these remarks the Grae(enbcrg
Company invite q still more extended trl-
al of their Pills.
lst Let ne ghborhoods club together
and get supply and distribute in every
family.
Cd. Let clergymen rec, mmend and
distribute them.
Sd Let landlords furnish them TO the
settlers on their land.
4th. Let emigrant Societies and 9TH
er Philanthropic bodies furnish hem 10
the needy.
In short there is no earthly reason
why the west should not be perfectly
healthy; that on its beautiful prairies
and beside ils noble streams, strong and
vigorous health should not be enjoyed,
In the following diseases these Pills
also achieve equally wonderful tri-
umphs:
asthma, Bilious Complaints, Boils,
Boweis, deficient action, Breast Pang,
Cotarrh. Constipation. Cough OF Preg-
nancy. CostireneSs Diarrhja, difficult
Breathing, Dyspepsia, Dsyepfic Con-
sumption. Digestion, imperfect, Dettrmi-
nation Of blood in the Head. Ear Acke,
Erysipeias, Epilepsy. Ferer and Ague,
Eatuiency, Fluor Aibus, or Whites. Gas.
ir1c Ferer. Green sickness. GripeS. H6dri.
burn, Head Ache, Mysteries, IncoHG nee
Of Urine, inflammation Of rifdi paris, In.
tamation Of The Stomach. Jaundices, Liz.
err Complai Is, Lon Spirits, Mensfruation
Suppressed Painful, Nervous Di.ordr.
Rheumatism, Stomach, rdriOus
diseases, Whites.
10 all bilious and Chronic diseases,
the Pi Is achieve the most wonderful tri-
umph. Here they defy competition.
And as the susceptibility Of the American
is 10 these diseases, they are
npty sly led by some, THE PILL OF THE
New WORLD!
Their wonderful efficacy in these com
plants arises from their power 10 open
The Pores, cleanse and strengthen the
stomach and Bowels, make the Urine
flow healthy and clear; and 10 give tone
and strength TO the system.
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
40 John Street, Neto York,
In towns where there is no branch,
The Company will appoint one on appli-
cation by letter post paid otherwise.
Persons wishing The Pills by mail can
order them.
Price Is cents a box.
ID. HANSBOROUGH e. 20. Vicks'c.
General Agents Tor the State of Mis-
sissippi and the parishes OF Carroll,
Washitia, Union, Claiborne, Bossier,
Caddo. Morehouse, Madison. Franklin,
Tensas Caldwell, Concordia. Caiahusla,
Natchroches, De Soto, Avoyelles, Ra.
pides and Sabine, in the State Of Louisi-
ana.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRlESTLEY e. MOSBY.
Canton, Mississippi.