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nMhal n She w0di uanlnH tot" efles the
mau whs witnesses Tbs rapid progress which
tho world ID mlklHg IA everything hal pefs
talas " seis attic AMI intellectual afawlh,=
Coming ioi-=li ID e9ming ~ . knaw ledge OF
The lFulh 40 u isln Na'nFi=ll ls eoming 10
fuliaf appreciation vi The snhllHa principles
which fofm the ifaa basis 81 al human hap
plnass AMI social Tefpnn, The and towards
whieh humanity y now advancing ID indeed
exalted and glorious, ~ respects The dagulup'
meat II tl,s unvprua mlnd and The diffusion
ol lnlslIrelual light
chat sos the lnnavatiens whiah aFs s0n'
Htanty being made GA The established forms
and systems ~ the past cries the o0nssTga,
live. ''ase how The Tide Of human progress
Is bearing away the landmarks 0i l0TmeF
generations, ana overlooking the very Atlas
which our fathers ruared, nWhai 10 the world
coming toln Coming 10, my ffiendl-what
does llis rosebud CONS 10 whsn u expands
beneath the gentle breath OF sprngl What
does the tiny saplng come 10 that nov bends
50 gracefully Ia the summer windi What
does everything come 10 that Is governed by
! The law OF progress, anc has an end 10 attain
Ia It's pfogressloni Why, all things ia
Mature arc tending, by a course of develop.
meat, To the perfection Of their constitution
SO tho word OF humanity IL advancing
CONSTANTLY aud rapidly toward higher do
gree OF perleelion, u ID progressing Ia the
direction of superior ani more desirable
conditions IL II "coming to" state Of MOI o
perfect harmony aud tTuer enlightmsni than
that which Il hns ever enjoyed IN all by-gons
ages. Let not, therefore, innovations DO
feared, 20 long as ulsy are but the footsteps
OF Progress. How can the world ever reach
lts destined state of harmony aud happiness
by remaining Ia IT. pc etunt positioni IL Is a
false ana dangerous doctrine that we must
forever stand still In order 10 see the salvation
Of God. The only true safety, the only true
freedom, aud the only true light are 10 be
lound by going forward! Let, then, the old
landmarks 90, Il they are 80 ffall as IL be
ovrrthrown BY the natural progress Of the
race; let even the old affairs at which our
fathers worshippsd cfumbls aud fall, u they
are dissolved by the light that nov streams
from the unioided heavens. Surely, Il the
truths OF 10 day-ail fresh and beautiful in
their new unioidngs contain more Of the
essence Of divine lite than the errors and su.
pc stiuous OF tbs past the world cannot come
10 any tad end by following IN the path
where they may lead.
"What is the world coming tot" This Is
indeed serious question Tor lnis age, aud IL
becomes every true. hearted aud philanthropy.
ic man to look around him on tns movements
Of The world-tO study the significant "signs
of the times" aud strive 10 gaze through the
cloud and shadow that now brood over the
destiny of nations, 10 see the end for which
humanity Is struggling. Behold, that end
Is the same for which Jeius prayed ana la
bored-lhe same which seefs ioretold aud
pots sang--the kingdom Of heaven on earth |.
, N Y. RefOrmer
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r.. w. HUBBARD.

Il on Maine Burgess Stree, Brookville just below
the public square, has always on hand a large as
sortnent OF Carriages. consisting or kocth"ayt,
Roues and Readys, plain Rockawpys, Phat0n,
and Buggies.
Purchasers will find Il 10 their advantage TO call
and examine my work, az my stock Il the largest
In town, and my prices as low as The same quality
OF work elsewhere.
also keep for sale Carriage Harness ofAhy style
or price.
lam prepared 10 finish 10 order any description
OF Carriage, not on hand at shortest notice.
Particular attention paid 10 repairing.
Anrll. ltl1.-I1-lf
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annilAmana' Goods
WHITE WATER
ACADEMY.

mIIE arst session NJ this Institution located at
| Dunlapsylie, Union Co Indiana, will COM
Trustees have secured ms Principal, Rev'd LuD-
Low d. P0rTER, of Rockville, whose well known
scholarship aud experience as a teacher, they are
satisfied, will secure al ones the confidence OF the
public. Competent assistant teachers will be
provided as the Interests Of the Academy may re-
qulre.
for males, end while the chletam will be 10 give
thorough instruction In tho solid branches Of edu-
cation there will be at the same time a female and
a primary department, and the ornamental branch
es will also be taught . such as desire IL. Spe
cial attention will be paid 10 the moral and reig-
ious training the pupils. and the Bible win hold
a prominent place as text book. The shorter
Catechs will also be taught unless objections
are made by parents In which case an equivalent
Bible recitation will be required ordinarily.
The known healthncss OF nunlapsyllle aud its
freedom from those temptations usually found Ia
large towns makesit desirable place for Youths
who are 10 be sent from home.
Arrangements are making for the erection OF
spacious buildings at an early day, and In the
mean time the church building win be- fitted up
Tor recitation rooms DC. limited number OF
pupils can be accommodated In the family Of the
Principal and boarding can be had In the village
aud vicinity for from 81 25 TO 81 IS per weck.-
Efforts viii be made also 10 supply with rooms
those who prefer TO board themselves.
The Academic year will consist OF q weeks and
Will be divided into two or three sessions as may
be found mos. convenient.
TERMS OFTUIrfON.
In Primary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, reading,
writing Dec, $1,000 peryear.
In Common ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Grammar,
Arithmetic dkc, Sl4 per year.
In Academic Dcpartmcnt-Latin, Greek, higher
Mathematics &c. $50 per year.
Modern Languages, Instrumental music, paint
ing. drawing, Nc,-an extra charge.
Tuition for the term 10 be paid In advance aud
In case ofprotracted sickness or removal from the
Academy Il will be promptly refunded. Those
entering on Fcholafshins must furnish certificate
from the Treasurer Mr.. Is. Pgman) or the Agent
(Rev. Jno. GnchrlsO that the terms OF the schol-
arship have been complied With.
by order OF tho Board.
d.. u. MCKEE, President.
J. l.. ANDREW, Secretary.
August 10Th, is53.--3G-
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THE TAPE WORM.

This Is the most difficult Worm 10 destroy Ofall
snst niest the human system, II grows 10 an almost
,noe hnl'e length, becoming colled and fastened
20 sadly as TO cause 81. Viius Dance, Els &c. that
those aieted seldom " ever snspectthat II ia Apr
~ Sss fastening them 10 early grave In order
must be pursued, II would therefore he nronsr re
take OF Of my Liver Pills, 80 As 10 remove All
distractions. that The Worm syrup may aef direct
upon me worm, which must be token In doses of
two table-spoonfuls three times Dr. These al
recti0ns followed have never becn 40 an 10 fail I'm
curing the most nhsfinnfc case 81 a 20 WnpM =
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

pThe Rev. Antoinette Brown, was. on
last Thursday week, ordained to the office Of
pastor, over the Baptist Church in South
Batter Wayne county. New York. Gerrit
Smith congratulated the church on lis selec-
,ion Of shephsrdness you have chosen.
s'id lac, 'one who Is wise, aud strong, and
COOL, anu faithful, ami trrf,lug, aud full oe
love The sermon on ihs occasion, was
preached by a Rev. Mr.. L., from the text:
There Is neither Jew nor Greek: there is
neithea male or female, for SO are all one in
Christ Jesus
The world seems fairly embarked upon the
experiment OF Female preachers OF the Cos.
pei; aud il will not. probably, require many
years ~ test their value.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

80 pat ol The system u more liable 70 disease
ihan me VIM u serving Ne flitaref 30 purify
he ho11s ~ giving the proper Artfron in The bile.
go Wat tii wrong alton ~ the Liver efetls The
uihpf important paris 81 The system. and results va
rleesl, in Liver Complaint, 1aundiee. n,spatr,is.
oes ~ h"nia' therefore, watch ever, s,mltoiis
chat might Indicate n wfurF action ~ he ldsee.-
These filla afs composed " hOu1h and PLANTS
mfnlshri ~ nature 30 hphi The sick. nhnriy. lat.
sn hhib'IuHANf. Witch judgments the ace fe-
50 from ihe Pulmonary mucus ineinl,Fane, o. rrss
3 Totes lle diathHffe Ofsecfeied matter ed, az 4.
ithAiiNf, With changes ~ saHa innt llltHhle
hd ihsehslbie manner The certain morbid action ~
We sisiems ~, TONIC, which gives lune And
hhh flFuf l1hll pHfis ~ he body fih, stAfiiAHs
TIC, which acts ~ peffia harmony with ile nihrf
lhg.sdlenis, ahl operating 90 ile uewpis, And a.
rehh we h"ip hhss ~ corrupt and siliaied mat.
and Restores hpAih,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

Public Feeling In Canada.

The Toronto Canadian Of Oct. 4th
says:
No one can tafe MP the journals OF the
Province, and peruse their comment.
upon the state and conduct Of political
parties, without coming to the cenclu-
sion that the existing state of things is
unsatisfactory to the pcoplc--that unaef
u they are restless, uneasy ,uncomiorta-
Die, and eesirous OF change, and that
such feeling cannot exist without
growing to maturity and realizing it, ex-
pectations sooner. or later.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
HOBENSACKS WORM sYRup

An article founded upon Scientific PrincipIes. co..
pounded with purely Vegetable substances beia.
perfectly safe when taken, and can be given 10 the
most tender infant with decided beneficial ecsrt.
where Bowel Complaints and Diarrhoca have then,
weak and dcbiiitated, the Tonic properties Of nv
Worm Lyrup are such, that Il stands without an
equal In the catalogue Ofmedlcines,i giving tone
aud strength 10 the Stomach. which makes II an In
falibie remedy for those afflicted with Drsrrrsr.
the astonishing cures performed by this Syrup az
ter Physicians have failed Is the best evidci &C al
It's superior efficacy over all others.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
@. B. Clements Cash Store.

HAVING just received a general assortment Of
~ new g0ods-whlch, added 10 my present stock
makes my assortment com9lete-al Ofwhich will
be sold low Tor cash produce-my stock consists,
In part Of a variety Of Cloths, Cassameres, Sati-
nets, Twecds, Jeanes & Summer ware. Also, ev-
cry variety of Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Dclalns,
Bombazines, plain and fancy silks, Lace Mitts,
Kid Gloves, sc. sc.
ALSO, fine lot OF Queensware, Cutlery, Groce-
ries, &c, together with the finest assortment OF
Boots & Shoes ever brought 10 this place. Any
lady that cannot suit i'm pair OF shoes must still
be under the innuence OF the dark ages.
\. n. In changing my business 20 Cash & Pro-
ducc do no more than what am compelled To do.
aud hope this will be received a sufficient
apology.
WANTED, 1000 bushels wheat.
10000 do corn, for which will
pay cash. CD. CLEMENTS.
Aug. 10th, 1886 n.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
$500 CHALLENGES

Whatever concerns The health and happiness u
ihe people IL az ali times Of the most valuable
Importance. take a for granted that every per
son VIII 90 All 10 their power 70 save the lives Of
tneif children, and that every person VIII cndolfof
70 20 promote their own health al all sacrifices.
"ohMo, according 10 the opinion Of The moxi
eelcDfAiea fhyasians, are the primary causes Of "a
lAhss mn51sl,s o. diseases % which ehiid.en nad
aaults are liable. IN you have an appetite conun-
daiy changeaole from one kind OF food 70 another.
Bad breath, Pain In The Stomach. Picking Al fhs
Nose, Hardness and Fnllness Of the Belly, Dry
soeEn, sioN Fcter' lulse lrregnlar--remembef
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

GA contract has been made for u
bridge across the Mississippi at Rock
Island, to be completed by Dec. LIST,
1857. The slough Oh the east side of
the island is TO be crossed by three spans
OF 100 each,and the main channel OF the
river by five spans OF $50 each, aud n
draw Tor the passage oil vessels. The to-
tai length OF the NUN bridge will be L.
$50 feet.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

los. ~ CLARK, Keeps constantly on hhud
j az hii timea, u general assortment uf watches,
chains, keys. hfehsi plhss rnf rings, nHHef flHra,
appfatlns gold ana silver punpilsi gold pens Of the
lien aud pocket knives, MAJORS ~ lhe beat quality
together With general assortment ~ Hnfy articles
such ns are usually kept ihieWeify slafass
AisaaH 1a} and ihft hour hFpss clocks, which :
viii sell ~ low NJ they rhh be- bought IN NE ely.
tluehs, watches and lawulfy repaired 10 The best
manner and 90 reasonable infinai old gold and ails
Yer lhhpn " exchange iof Kuodaor work, Iron
dDnf above ttnpT'A store
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

Doors a. sHOEs--we have largely inrreas-
ID ed our stock Of Boots aud shoes, and nov oner
the gems Of the season, to please the taste OF the
made ladies slippers and bnskins with the pref
tert babies bo OTIS aud other .hxens" Ia town.
may LINCK q FARQUHAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

Ready Male Clothing.
ESQ Mems Heavy 4 Dress Goats
2o5 " Cashmere, Sntiaett q Cloth Pants
us Plain q Fancy Vests
90 bOys Coats various Sizes q kinds
IS 4" Plain q Fancy Pants
40 Plain a Fancy Vests
Dor. Mems fambs-w0ol under shirts
iambs.woOl Drawers
Also largo assortment of mems check q white
shirts.
wALKEk q BROTHERS.
Melamorn Ind.
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Ladies' Shoes.

bIlUIvS DlUeS,
80 pairs Calf Boots,
100 "a Kip ..
90 "Goal Bnaklhs,
10 Enameied young Ladies' ilooisl
% Fine Kid Albonls,
10 New style oHitarst
10 Rubber nneskins.
~ Low Handasl
W Fur Lined over Shoes,
Together v ith large aud splendid hssortmest
of Chlidfen's and Misses. extra nnn ahora, A. No
pay particular attention IN the saieeil0n Of our
l0ols and Hh0pa, 10 regard "a durability and neat.
ness, No have no hestunpy IN recommending the
same, ana have no fears Of being esceied Ia THE
branch Ofouf businessl OF of being beat selling
low, NJ -, uAtiiONa SON
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

hIf s, dc, LiScK q Far
II ouuAR invite attention 10 their complete as
sortment Of nails and general stock OF hard ware,
at reduced Cincinnati retail prices. may5
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READ THE FnIL.niUimc !

And you cannot be indiferen 10 mis- appeal. Iru
inanlty calls upon yOu 10 do your duty. lis only
one out ofthe mauy thousands who has seen iis
wonderful effects.
DR.. }. N. HoBENsACK-sir;-cra 10 on.
The Inventor ola highly valuable medicine, prompts
this humble testimony In is favor, as being SAFE
gentle, etpowerfulis efiectuai remedy for Worms.
Having had much experience in knowing the effects
OF various preparations, my wife, who was we'll
skilled IN mnstcrng 10 children In distress, pro-
nounced u the hest she had ever used, aud weuld
use no other while yours could he had.
daughter Of ours became seriously diseased.--
Her symptoms were alarming. but her mother a
noce sought for remedy for Worms. Having OBJ
taincd ours by the time she had TAX en- half bot
tie, o. Sir. the joy Il gave aneelionate mother,
TO see the Improvement in her eiliid. she being
about i've or six years old. She passed an i'm.
mensc quantli, OF Worms, her slckly counionance
nov frightened. her spirits returned o nd in q short
time Lowell, child. threatened with decline aud
death, now gave promise Of health. Thanks 10
Kind Providence. whose blessing attending yeur
Syrup. restored The child. With confidence 4 re-.
commend u io n parents whose children are suf-
fcflng from Worms.
Jas. ~ BOWEN. Minister oil hs Gospel.
Late Pastor 81 lhp i.uutiinulnlon iiaf,isf fhur.k
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ID mestics.
lust RECEIVED, al the Old White Cor
J ner--
200 ps PRINT good styles and fast eoloTs;
100 Blcached Muslin;
$50 8. Brown
30 and Bleaehed Drdi'l's
30 " Red, White and yellow Flannel;
10 " Canton
30 " Cotton Pantloonry;
30 " narrow sts pcd aud check shirting;
30 " Irish Linen
All of which will be sold on reasonable terms, by
ap22 n. ID. GALLON q SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
uitullpn No0n, A, %,
~ MftLtNNAN, n, n,
hnuN iitfl 81 y,
u IlnMIAl 81 d.


Dry Goods, Grocer les, &c.
NUS sulspHhnFs have iHsl fpfetea direct fFaia
! Neh fpft, philadelphia ahd Cincinnati, large
Hln GENERAL HssnHmnNt ~
bht 400 ms,
Consisting w pas ~ tread tialhs, fssslmeFe,.
lpsllnfsl fllh uHnds N even variety, fnhla snd
hAsllhsl aisn general assortment NJ
Hardware, tellnii eHd Ridge feels,
NFnfrIins.
Hats tFps, Hpaal Made clsihiHg,
Boots aud Shoes,
Three Iig HHd fungain Gsfpcts. al All uftess
lfehi Steel AHisi Farming ttSHtils, iall0u aasF.
iHflhpN NHfp, eeu AZ,
Their slNrk has hnrn selected HI The above eili0s
ihet eHh oHnF E0ads ~ iaWor frieos and 81 hetter
gnNlN, Wan ever hploFe done w The fiale,
lhp pure efp fpfpefllAlil Invited 10 call snd
examine nl themselves
~ h--fhe hglosl price paid far all kinds
pFndnca, hHOlf, CulluM a co.
De- ~ ~ l. Laurel, indiuna,-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
TO FEMALES

- ~ - - -
Sou will nhd these llls ah ln,nluable medicine
w iiahi tniniiinils 10 which 500 are tul1eol, ~
"psfn,i Yhs riiiri tdni - PARTIAL ihog have hpea
fiund ~ lies llmHhie hpneil Fpslorinr lhas fsass
tinnhl arrangements ~ hpHllhY action, pnffsinr
the blood hhd plhnf nHltls ~ ulflHallt la 100 NJ
niRlu ~ pumpiainis shl,h HHg arise fun fiinala
utsf"at,urs, y. hea'lHshe. Eiliiness, dininpss ~
unhli1 A. ihe boat fills uf hil diseases, nlon lhe
fpiiuvifr
NJ y d CAL EVIDENCE.
W. ne uniiHfiRed fht sleians, hatlHa had The
receipt ~ ihrif manufactures snlinlliuh III Ne ~
ihspeiilnni sHf llHl ihn Ingredients ~ ell,h lheg
NJ ,"'ni"spd mat gsiheu, thu beet l'li n usa l.f
~ "i4.Fsea ~ thr htef, Impurities ~ tbH ilondl
49, NrsHf ils hui uht from HHf ~ y Judgment.
hnl nlsn ifpi thai ullhr beet lHudtal nulhnlll IA
The uillpd fihiHs til diseases fpaulglnp tlln nsa
rfhn AlihNhlftIt ~ ftftuHHItg aIa lftilf.
NATIVE Mflif me- ihHi pHlnu under nNf ,,os.,e.
has heril lfphlpl VIII lhp hhuip i'llis Min ihei
muti sHl slHtiub sttfHss
unplpH WOOD, A. %.
~ ftLtNNANi Al, ~,
= hhuNitfl ~, ",
H. iiONfA n, u,
" fuHhHsr hune hui iilnsn lHtiIp a. slenai
ln.ri ~ ~ nobrNHAtk," Hlnn eath tat, he
Agents Hlshlha heW supplies, aad sil others
Wishing ~ helnna tFphis, ihHsl adifass lha Pa
pfelof j. A. iiuhhAHAtil, "a his lshe,lsf,, ks
lyN h ,,, hheuAp hiisel, above itaee, fnliAs
teldbi IN Druggists ahi Merchants ~ ne w.
Elales,
Pamphlets sl,ine ee,liasalas sfsagas ,ssh.gs,ad
~ tlhpfeh iHns Hllhe tnHhiff, ~ ihp aLatf H,eas
lthpsi tHn w bed Hfals ~ Ne HaaHls,
fNf sgip M ~, ~ liAil.t, illni Wills,
hhoMhiNu = WALh, teus iisvle, Hhsleshlp
fflee eReh 70 eehlsi d. . inzilF,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
BROOKVILLE ATTORNEYS.

John ID. ROWLAND, Attorney at Law,
j Brookyllle, Indiana.
CYRUS KILGORE, Justice OF The Peace,
Y and Attorney aud Counsellor at law, Rockville,
Ind once South East Corner OF Public square.
apl %, ls5e--iI.
VIZ MORROW, Attorney aud Counsellor az
w t. Law. q nice an Burgess street. one door North
OF Geo. Hollands, Rockville, Indiana.
Je 90, '5l-26l ~
N ID. JONES, Attorney and Counsellor at
IL, Law, Brookville, Ind. once under American
once, Court street. dec 26-5s-iy
NJ VIC. CHOOKSHANK, Attorney and
N, Counsellor at Law. Once on Court street, OPP
posi- the Court House, Brook Vile, Indiana.
my IA ii
I ~. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law. omce--
j, on Burgess street, two doors north ofceo. hol-
lands Onicc, Brookville. mrS-il
/ w. HIT, Attorney nj Law, and Notary Pub
y, lie. oihce with CroRor HoLtAsp, ESQ, brook
Vile, Ind.
7 AW PARTNEHsHIP.-J A. MAr.os
II and JonN n. FARQunAR, have this day cnisrcc
into partncrship In the practice Of the law.
JOHN A. MATSON.
JoHNH. FARQUHAR.
ALE. w ARD.
ATTORNEY g. COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
BROOK Vile, Indiana. Once two doors rortk
Buri0n's store.
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The attention Dfpfopery holders u respectfully
called 10 the superior advantages for fifcs Wa
riac nud luiaud insurance offered by
the PROTECTION INSURANCE GO.
The undersigned hss been furnished with hlrnk
policies, signed By the oacefs Of The Company alec
already Issued, aud Il duly authorized and l'fepafs
cd, ne Agent OF said Company ~ make lhsufnhees
FOR any period Of tme not less Than one month nor
greater Than seven years. upon buildings or tliuif
Hotsss, cHuHtHfs, lioffia hAsh, Cothf liotsss,
cottfots. &e, De-. aud The contents against ioss
on BAMAaE hy Flpf, .. T. tuttF, Agent,
81 ~ FOR Laurel, Ffank lih t0uni5 Ind
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EnrekaI E,nral,all
Silksl Silksll SilkslIl

Silks! Silksll Silksl!!
trPIEcEs Dress Silks, comprising
4J20 Pieces figured.
10 " changabe;
10 % plain and figured black,
5 " plaid;
All OF the finest styles and best patterns Just recei
we'd and will be sold cheap by
sep s9--4s n. ID. GALLON & SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
MORSE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
" MI INV fkfhAtF< Flf1GlfTf

YELLOW DOCK ROOT.
THIS lisa Purely Vegetable COMPOUND, scientIn-
cally prepared from the best Roots and Herbs
OF the Matera Medlca, and has gained an unrl-
vailed reputation for the following effects, viz.
AND STRENGTHENING THE
LIVER AND Dl0EsuvE ORGANS, AND CLkkKstka
THE STOMACH AND Bowels,
and thus CURING all Bilious Diseases, Liver Com
plants, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, costyeness, Piles,
Loss OF Appetite, &C., aud causing the food TO
nourish and support every part,
PURIFYING TIRE BLOOD,
and thus curing all Humors, Cutaueous EruptiODs,
Scrofula, salt Rheum, Erysipeas, scaid Head,
Canker, pimplcs on the face, BlOlches, Ulcers,
Tumors, Mercuriai Disease. Cancers, &c.
REGULATING THE SEcRETORY ORGANS,
and by enabling them 10 perform their proper
functions, preventing and curing many painful
and dangerous diseases; STRENGTHENING AND Our
ETIsa THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. thus allaying Nervous
Us iIysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps, &c.
1T is UNRfvALLED IN THE CURE OF ALL
FEMALE coMPLAi NTs,
as weakness. general debility, Irregularty, OBJ
structons, Swelling Of the Feet, Limbs. Joints,
DC. caused by weakness; also, LuNo and THROAT
coNPLAISTs, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma, consnmp-
tion, &C., also, Dropsy.
Having made use OF the Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock Root, prepared by G. MORSE x
co, either ourselves, or In our families and find
ing Tito be very salutary aud cnectual prepare
tion, we do most cheerfnily recommend it to the
public as very valuable medicine.
K. Bourne. ESQ, Cashier National Bank, Provi-
dence, X. l.; A. w. Spencer, ESQ, Cashier Lime
Rock Bank do do do. Rev. William Phillips, Rev.
]. II. Richmond, G. S. Jones, editor Providence
Gen. Adyt., WIN. Field, N. We NJ; Cyrus Fish
err NJ. r. II. p, James Hutchinson, G.. s. Dea, v.
j. Bates, Doct. Benz. Colby, and one hundred 9th =
ers OF the most respectable families OF Providence.
This certines that have fora number OF years
been acquainted with the composition and mode OF
manufacture Of MORsE'S COMPOUND SYRUP
OF YELLOW DOCK ROOT have also been ac-
quainied with it mOdus operandiin disease, and
can say that In all respects II Is admirably calcu-
lated 10 remedy that class sf Diseases for which II
was designed. II Is especially valuable In INDi-
GESTION and all its attendant symptoms, u cx-
cites 10 healthy action the LIVER, removes Tor.
POI, and inactivity ofthls ORGAN, aud stimulates
healthy action In all the system. As n DEPURA.
TOR orpurner Of the Blood II has no superior.
DAVID HOLMES, NJ. ID.
Providence, r. I. Jan. 4, 1853.
PREPARED BY
G. MORSE g. co.
No. 4f8 Broadway, New York.
aud sold by Druggists aud others throughout thi
and other countries. For sale by NJ. W. Halle
Breokyille, 30-imos