Lower Sandusky freeman., April 14, 1849, Image 4

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- r Flower-Teachlngs.
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BT MRS. 8..C. B. THOMPSON.
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Ti aot lost tiro to ileal from graver thing,
Awhil away, ami hum amoug the Bower! ;
)a there not wrought, in every tiny leaf,
undying until for the reflective mindT
Are they not eloqnent tho' void of speech
8nee' the eoul of higher things, ;
Mora lofty use, and mora nohle ends
Than earth's beet and highestj Methinks they are.
m unn uu iv mni wm oaas mem spring
F root nothingness to glorious life who gave
Te each its own sweet time ts bud aud bloom
lie oarm kind n. .n fnlAl . 1.
. .w.a m .. Ull v4 bU
Its time to fade and die.
. - '
" There is a voice
That speak eth to the inner ear sweet words
Who bade them spring from earth, and clotbed each leaf
- -.a&-wiuK . II1U IUW1V II uai I II II i . i .
v an grace and beauty rare hath the sains power .
To rauwj us from the dust to live again.
Heart -cam forters are ye, bright flowers, and much -
1 love ye for your geaile miuistry,
And for the ample harvest of sweet thoughts
My soul hath garnered in for after nse.
When sad from Life's o'erburdened ills, my heart
Doth strength and courage gaiu from flowers that dare
The angry storm, and still, with smiling brow.
Look np through tears to Heaven; thus would I learn
To look, through clouds of sorrow, a p to God,
And gain from fading leaf and drooping flower
The wisdom of a better love then marks
The schools of men that wisdom which, heart-learned,
Dims not the eye and leaves npon the brow
No marks of age. Ah, would that we were prompt
To learn the lessons they are prone to teach !
- Fair Haven, Conn. . Am. Met. Mag.
From the Ohio Cultivator.
A letter for the Girls.
0 planting Trees and Shrubbery Culture of
J lower Making Home attractive.
Come, gitfe, get your sunbonnets, find your old
gloves, put on your thick shoes, and come out in
the sunshine. It is quite time to begin to think of
your out-doors work. In a fear weeks it 'will be
time for gardening, and it is already time to see
about improving your door-yards. f
-Have you trees and shrubbery about the door,
to invite the birds and the cool breezes to gladden
your homes in the summer? If not; now is the
time.; . Coax those tall brothers of yours to take the
spade, and an old axe, if neccessary, and go with
you to the borders of the forest to procure shade
trees. , --'
' - Take some of those thrifty maples and elms, and
transplant them in front tf the house. They are
so free from the annoyance of worms and insects,
that you need not fear to place them in close prox
imity to your dwelling. - ,
. Then there is the tribe of poplars that will add a
most agreeable variety by.the color of their foliage,
and the beauty of their proportions. The box-wood,
though not quite so symmetrical in its form, will
more than redeem itself by its snowy blossoms in
spring and its crimson leaves in autumn.
.If you can find a few evergreens to mingle with
the rest, and a few sprouts of the locust, you can
make almost an Eden of your little door-yard, at the
cost of a few mornings labor. : 'Five years hence,
you would not part with these cheaply purchased
embelishments for a hundred times the labor.
. I wonder if you have any rose bushes about your
premises ? . If pou have not, your neighbors have,
and I know they would not grudge a few small roots,
that by a little care will in a few years add much
w ne oqauty oi your comes, a cumoing rose,
trained over the window, and a honeysuckle ever the
porch, will pay in perfumery for the little trouble
they cost ; and any of your friends who possess
them will be happy to ard you if they see you bent
on improving your grounds. A small slip of hon
eysuckle that would be trimmed ff and thrown
away as a useless pruning, can be buried in the
same ' manner that grape slips are, and in a few
years you will have a beautiful vine to embelish
your arbor. .. .
By the way, dont forget how easily grapes are
cultivated, and what a luxury they afford. Keep
an eye out and when there is an opportunity, se
cure a few doeens fine 6lips, and get your father to
appropriate a few rods of ground for the purpose of
cultivating them. - By the time these mattters are
ail seen to thoroughly, you will find the weather
suitable to begin garden work. . ;
Now don't Took sour about it, and say it isn't la
dy like to work in the garden. I told you to get
your gloves on purpose to keep your hands from
being needlessly soiled, and your complexion will
be preserved from the sun by a good sun-bonnet;
while the vigor and buoyancy acquired by exercise
in the open air will give a tone , of beauty much
more desirable than any "interesting paleness,"
yoa can secure by sitting roomed up in the house
all day. r ' ' ' ; . "
Get an appropriation of ground for a flower bed
or two, if possible. If not, see to it that the beds
for common vegetables are bordered with flowers,
plant some around the doors and windows too
some pretty running plant like the morning glory,
cypress vine, flowering pea, or bean, and see to it
that they do not get choked out with weeds. 4 - -'Half
an hour every day, will plant the seeds and
keep in fine order an amount of beauty truly aston
ishing. The humblest log cabin in Ohio, can be made an
attractive home by a little labor that should rather
be called a pastime.
-. Perhaps you think your fathers will hardly smile
on your efforts. It may be that they even speak
contemptuously of flowers. If so there is need
of a better ministration to their spirits. , I never
yet met with the man who was not pleased after
once witnessing a successful effort to make home
cheerfuj by such simple adomings.
. "When we remember that flowers are the gift of
God to his children, rendered -so cheap, in their
peerless loveliness, that the meanest condition of
life may be embellished by them, it seems almost a
sin to neglect them, and the gentle influences they
Vrtniv vast lioarf Q .
I fear we do not sufficiently estimate the effect
of these things upon human character. The gen
tle lessons, the holy feelings inspired by contempla
tion of these innocent emblems, cannot possibly fail
to render our hearts purer and better if we receive
them aricht - ' ' . ' ' ' " '
. Enter upon this work then, my dear girls, as
minis termor to a higher part or your nature man
mere fancy, since every form of beauty is one of
uod s lessons or love to bis creatures
.: Look tip the flower-seeds, exchange with your
neighbors and let the beauty of your homes testify
to the cheerful industry of your hands. M.
- The Whig Platform. A Michigan correspond
ent of the Rochester Democrat states that in the
Michigan House of Representatives on the 5th inst.
Mr. Morton, a Democratic member, moved for the
reading of the Whig platform. Thereupon the
honorable Mr. Coe, commenced reading to the
House the Constitution of the United States. An at
tempt -was made'to stop the reading, but "one of
tire; locos got up and insisted vaat tie snouia go on ,
that the document appeared to be interesting, and
he had never before heard it read. He had sought
for it in vain in his town, and he wanted to know
what it was about He had no doubt it would be
new to most of them." Party discipline, however,
choked the reader down.
Bank Note Table and Exchange List.
coitRKCTtti wunr roK the raixuAri, raoM th
CLEVBLSND rLAIRDBALER. V
OHIO.
Branchss of Slate Bank.vis:
- riSnJTI.VAMA. '
Bank of Erie..; 35 dis
Union Br. Massillon....par
Bank of Lewislowu...
Farmers br. Ashtabulj . par
Peun Relief Notes.. ..3 dis
Mercha's br Cleveland, pari Pittsburgh " do.
.3 dis
Commercial br do . . .part Lehigh bank..
Akron Branch .par Lumbermen's....
Hocking valley br. Lao. par Northampton
Summit co. branch
. . . pari
Susquehaena Ci,
. .5 dis
Toledo branch.... par
Commercial br Toledo, .par
T'ville Del Bridge Co
Towsnda bank....
U. states bank.... .. .40 dis
Exchange br Columbus. par
Franklin br do ....par,
All other specie paying S dis
Delaware br, Delaware.par
MARYLAND.
Balt&Ohio Rail Rd co 5 dis
Xenia branch at Xeliia. .par
Chilhcothe br.Chilhcothepar
Franklin br, Cincinnati. par
Cumberland bank. ...2 dis
Urbanua Banking Co. 50 dis
Mech. fc 1 r. br, do .par
Mineral bk, Cumberl'd adis
Davton hr, at Day ton... par
Bank of Maryland....
Bank of Salabury.... ,
Jetfers'u co.br.Stenbv.eparj
Madrtver val. br, Spr'ld pari
City bank of Baltimore
Caroline bank Denton.
Piqua branch. par
Miami br, Troy par
Harve de Grasse.... SO dis
Norwalk branch.. par
Farmers' br, Salem.. ..par
Harrison br. Cadis..... par
Lorain br, Elyria. par
Marietta br. Marietta. ..par
All otker specie paying par
ICHIOAir.
Bank of River Raisen.
Michigan Insurance Co. par
Merchants' bk, Jackson br'k
Mt Pleasant br, Mt Fl'tparj
Portsmouth br. Portsmthpar
Oakland co Bank. ...broke
Far and Mech. bank... par
Wayne Co. or. Woosterpar
State bank par
All other banks uncer
Knss Co. br, Chill icolhe par
Knox Co. br.Mt Vernon par
Michigan State Scrip. .5 dis
Belmont br, Bridgeport. par
Fanner'a br- Ripley. ...par
St. Clair
Wisconsin.
do M annheld . pari
Insurance Checks.... 3 dis
r rente Co. or. tnlon . . , par
Portage Co.br, Ravennapar
MISSOURI.
Slate bk. and branches par
Independent or state Stock
CANADA.
Banks, viz
Solvent Banks 3 dis
City Bank of Cleveland. par
City Bank of Columbus. par
Dayton Bank of Dayton. par
MIT YORK.
Canal Bank Albanv. .40 di
Lewis county bank... .par
City bank of Cincinnati, pan
Commercial bank do ..pari
Atlas bank 25 dis
James bank 50 dis
Oswego hank 50 dis
Bk ot txeauga.raineav'e par
West'n Reserve, Warr'npar
Bank or ttuttalo audis
Bank of Lyons .25 dis
Canal Bk. Cleveland. ..pari
Franklin UK. aneaville pal
Sandusky City bank .... par
Seneca Co. bank, Tiffinpar
Com'l bank Buffalo.. 10 dis
Com'l bank Oswego. 10 dis
Farm & Vintners bk. .
Clinton co. bank.... 10 dis
Waterville bank.... .10 dis
Security Banks.
Bank of Rockport....30 dis
St. Lawrence bank. .75 dis
State bank Buffalo . ... 75 dis
Saten Hand bank.... 60 dis
Tenth ward bank.... fraud
All other specie paying
$5 and over $ prem
KENTUCKY.
All solvent banks par
nw JIRSEY.
New Hope Del Bridgeco-
Plainlield bank
All solvent banks.... ..par
VIRGINIA.
Bank of Norfolk I dis
Local Banks.
Rank of Wooster....70 die.
Bank of Circleville par
Clinton Bk. of Columbuspar
Bafayette ok. Cincinnatipar
Ohio Life & Trust Co. par
Bank o Sandusky... .60 dial
Bank of Morwalk....4UdiB
Bank of rlaatlon......per
Banks of which the charters
have expired or become
forfeited.
fBank of Cleveland.... par
ttCom. bk. of Lake Eiie par
'Franklin Bk. Columbusparj
Uank ot Cnilhcothe....par
Com. bk. of Cincinnati. par
franklin bank do ..par
Dayton bank par
Western Reserve.... .par
jBank of Geanga.... ..par
j bk Kichm'd c br'uchl dis
N.W. bis, WhePg do. .par
Bank of the valley.... 1 dis
Va bk Richm'n&br'ch 1 dis
M. & M. bk. Wheeling par
KW ENGLAND.
All solvent banks par
INDIANA.
Indiana state bank....! dis
Indiana state script '40, 6pr
ct int.... ..10 pr ct prem
Do I pr ct int 40 dis
ILLINOIS.
State bk & branches 50 dis
Shawneetown 75 dis
EXCHANGE.
Specie(sellingrates,)2 prem
Ex hange on N. "S. prem
Buffalo, prem
t tcM Bk. Steubenvillepar
Columbiana bank
..par
tBsuk of Xenia....
..par
Belmont Bauk....
Monnt Pleasant...
..par
. .pari
Marietta
..par
Zanesville
..par
. . par
.5 dis
Muskingum
Com bank of Scioto
Lancaster.
5du-
Farmers' Bk. Canton. 30 die
Bank of Manhattan.. 90 dis
Hamilton.... ....... 10 dis
Granville .... .......35 dis
Miami Exp. Co 40 dis
Bank of Cincinnati, .. .
Bk. Circleville1818) 75 dis
tBank of Cleveland, redeemed by Ed. Clare.
ttCom'l bk of Lake Erie, redeemed by R. Hilliard.
The new banks of the same name have no connection
with these banks.
"Those banks ara re-organized under the law of last
winter Xenia as a branch of the state bank; Geauga and
Western Reserve as state stock bauks. -
SPECIE TABLE.
- GOLD COINS.
Coins.
Sovereign,
Ducat,
William,
Ducats,
Countries.
D. C.
$3 33
2 29
Austria,
- Belgium,
Bremen and Benmark,
England,
3
2
5
4
3
1
4
8
1
9
16
3
6
2
1
10
25
09
87
85
19
36
97
82
44
47
88
91
29
43
Guinea,
Sovereigg,
Louis,
Star Pogoda,
Half Joannes,
Frederick,
Imperial,
Carlino,
Doubloon,
Pistole, 1802,
France,
Madras, .
Portugal,
Prvssia.
Russia,
Sandinia,
Spain,
tt
Tuscany,
Ruspone,
Sequin,
Ducat,
Tuscany and Venice,
enice,
SILVER COINS.
Austria,
Belgium,
Rix Dollar,
Ducatoon,
Florin, 1816,
Patuca, 1801,
Rix Dollar,
Crown, (new)
Five Frank p.,
Rix Dollar,
Guilder, or Florin,
Rupee, 1818
Ducat. 1818,
Rix Dollar,
Ruble, 1802,
Scudo,
Scudo,
Dollar,
Rix Dollar,
Piastre, 1818,
Ducat,
95
19
40
70
06
08f
93
07
Brazil,
Bremen,
England,
France,
Hamburgh,
Holland,
Madras,
Naples,
Prussia,
Russia,
Sardinia,
Sicily,
Spain,
Sweeden,
Turkey,
Venice,
44
79
96
73
87
B3
99f
1 04
18
75
THE NEW
SANDUSKY DRUG STORE.
Dr. O. H. P. Sheets having recently purchased a
large assortment of pure and unadulterated drugs in
the eastern market, such as are need in the western coun
try, he hopes to receive a share of the patronage of the
surrouudiug physicians and the public, by the cheapness
and purity of his drugs. He can warrant that it once
tested they will need no further recommendation. His
establishment consists of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS,
Perfumeries, Dye Stuffs, Brushes, Confectiotiaries,
Groceries, such as Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Tea, To
bacco, candles, fish, powder, lead, fec. , with a great va
riety oi
.Li," (SiiiLiJf
too numerous to mention here, logeiher with most arti
cles usually kept by druggists and grocers.
lu conclusion t would briefly say that my drugs are
pure, and will warrant ihem to be so. Cull and see fur
yourself, and you shall be accommodated.
Lower Saudusky, Nov. 25, 1848.
DR- O- H- P. SHEETS,
$ I) a s x c i a n a n ts Surgeon.
Having permaiieutrylocaled in Lower Sandusky ten
ders his professional services to the citizens of Lower San
dusky and vicinity. From the long experience he has
had in the treatment of diseases incident to the western
country, both acute and chronic, female complaints in
their various characters, diseases of children &c, he
hones bv close attention to merit a reasonable share of
patronage. Office and drug store in Judge Knapp's
building opposite the post-office.
Lower Sandusky, Nov. 25, '48.
MORE THAN FIFTY THOUSAND PER
SONS CURED.
It is upon the principle of inseusible perspiration, asex-
hiblted in this cut, that the human body delivers itself of
impurities and disease. "The blood being the life of the
flesh" according to the scriptures, it must be kept pure
to insure heal th. - This it does by its own heat and action
through the system, elaborating all impurity, and cast
ing off all its worn out particles, which are carried out
of the system, through the pores of the skin. When, how
ever, the skin becomes locked up from sudden changes
of weather, or any undue application of cold, all the hu
mors, and virulent particles ol the blood are retained Willi.
and sickness and death must loiiow. All me long
catalogue of diseases sre the result. We have under such
circumstances, discovered a remedy that will open the
pores and assist the body to cast off any offending humor.
It is
M'ALLISTER'S ALL-HEALING OINTMENT
OR THE
WORLD'S SALVE.
It opens those avenues throuoh which nature carries
off the impurities within, and thus relieves the body of
disease.
McCallister's All Healing Ointment restores perspira
tion cures Consumption, fevers.Scrofula, Erysipelas, Asth
ma, Salt Kbenm, Sick Headache, yuinsy bore 1 hroat.
Rheumatism, Scald Head, Pains in the chest, side and
back; Dyspepsia, Poisons, sore Breast, Deafness, Cuta
neous eruptions, sore Eyes, lnflamalion of the bowels,
Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chiblains and Piles, Worms,
Agues, cold Feet, Liver Complaint, Ulcers, and all fe
ver sores, inflaniation of every kind.
It is by acting upon this principle that it is proved to be
one of the most extraordinary medicines the world ever
saw. Its success in cunngdisease is altogether unprece
dented in the annals of Medical jurisprudence.
This we inieht demonstrate bv the publication oi thou
sands of certificates from individuals of high standingin
all parts of the United States, who have expepienced its
astonishing efficacy in the healing of the most afflicting
maladies to which mankind is subject. But we appeal to
a candid and enlightened public, and only ask that the
numerous cures which are being enecied oy tnis oint
ment wherever it has been used may secure for it that
reputation which it merits that due attention be paid to
the directions contained in the envellopea in which the
boxes of Ointment are enclosed, as well as the Circu
lars in the hands of our Agents.
JAMt.S McALLISl t-K, 141, r ulton street, i. x .
Sold by A. & S. HENDRY, Ashtabula, general agents
for Ohio. Also, by
C. R. McCULLOCH.L. Sandusky,
Armstrong & Goodson, Bellevue,
J. W. Bamham, Lodi, Seneca co. O.
D. E. Harkness, Green-creek, San. co.
Stem & Smith, Green-springs.
Henrv Reiling, Black-swamp.
Charles Powers & Co., Woodville.
JDr. JJfaclj'0 American ftractict.
OR
FAMILY PHYSICIAN.
A most Valuable and higldy approved Medical
work; being the Scientific system of Medicine,
on Botanic Principles, complete in one volume
of between eight and nine hundred pages, with
nearly 200 engravings.
No family should be without this valuable work, em.
bracing as it does, the treasures of medical and surgical
science, hid for ages in ponarons volumes, more or less
in a language unknown to the mass of the people, but
here in this work, set forth in a clear, plain, and con
densed stvle. that all may read and understand for
themselves. Sold by C. R. McCULLOCH,
Lower Sandusky.
Also at every county seat in eastern Ohio.
UPWARD OF TEN THOUSAND CUERS1!
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUKEO.
Dr. Roger's Compound Syrup of
LIVERWORT AND TAR,
FOB THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
LUNGS AND BREAST.
This Great Remkdt has not only made almost in
credible cores of Consumption, but it breaks np the
most distressing Cough, Cold, pain m the Breast, and
Asthma, in a few hours time. We authorize our Agents
in all cases where it does not give immediate relief, and
the bottle is returned, to cheerfully refund the money.
We will now ask the afflicted candidly to examine the
facts below, which substantiate the merits of this great
remedy. Facts which are incontrovertible, and cannot
be denied. We refer you to the statements of well-known
Physicians and Professors, who heve come forward
and have substantiated these facts. Tke most incredu
lous cannot but be convinced that it has made cures
where everything else has failed.
Extracts from Certificates which can be seen
IN Fl'LL BY CALLING UPON THE AGENTS.
Mr. A. L. Scovill: Having been afflicted with a most
distressing Cough, until my lungs became affected to
such a degree that 1 was continua'ly spitting blood; ana
being under the care of an able physican, without obtain
ing any relief, until I procured a bottle of Dr. Rogers'
Liverwort and Tar, which restored me to health in
very short time. J. FINCH,
Cincinnati, Nov. 5, 1844.
FROM THE HON. JUDGE WILLIAM BURKE,
Late Postmaster of Cincinnati for more than
twenty years.
The statement of Justice Finch is entitled to the ful
lest confidence of the public. 1 can fully corroborate
what he has said, having used the medicine myself with
the most decided beuetit. W1LL,iani iiUtt. ti.lv
Cincinnati, August 12, 1845.
A REMARKABLE CURE OF CONSUMP
TION.
Mr. Scovill: I wastaken with a mostdistressiug cough
and my lungs became so diseased that 1 bled in a short
time several quarts. I was reduced so low that all my
friesds. and even my Physicians, thought I must dis
with Coksukptiow ! Mv brother hearing of the remark
able cures made by Dr. Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
procured a bottle, end before I had taken one-half of it
it seemed to bo to the very seat of the disease. I raised
a targe quantity of phlegm and matter, and my cough
was stopped as with, a charm. Ana by us use i was re
stored to perfect health. GABRIEL WHITEHEAD.
Sworn to and subscribed this 26lh day of November,
1847 H. E. SPENCER.
Mayor of the City of Ciuciunuti.
BEWARE
OF A BASE COUNTERFEIT!
Preoared in June last bv JOAN T. TOLLAND (in
the emolov ol GEORGE M. ALLEN, Druga-ist, of Cin
cinnati. The counterfiet is sold by one JOHN BULL
of Louisville, Kv. Be on your guard.
For sale by C' R. McCULLOCH, L. Sandusk
Goodson & Clark Bellevue,
J. W. Barkham, Lodi, Seneca co. O
D. E. Harkness,Green-creek,San. co
Stem & Smith, Green-springs.
Henry Reiling, Black-swamp,
Charles Powers &Co., Woodville.
January 19, 1849. tf
DR.. RODGER'SND COMPOU SYRUP OF
' Liverwort and Tar.- '
A safe and certain cure for Consumption of the
Lungs, spitting of blood, coughs, colds, asthma,
pain in the side, bronchitis, whooping cough, and
all pulmonary affections.
The following is a certificate of Mr. Wm. J. Rich
ards, of Cincinnati, a well known practitioner of more
than twenty years standing:
To all whom it may concern, 1 make the following
statement: Conscious that it may appear unprolessional,
it is only from a perfect conviction and thorough knowl
edge of t.ie essential benefit and scientific origin of the
preparation spoken of, that 1 feel constrained from a sense
of duty to comply with the request of the proprietor.
I am a most inveterate opposer of quacks and quack
medicines in any form, and most fully coincide with the
clauses m the code of ethics lately adopted by the med
ical convention of Ohio, relating particularly to that sub
ject; it may therefore be inferred that it is only from per
sonal experiment with the preparation, and a positive as
surance of its beneficial resultB, that induces me to lecom-
mend it as being all that it represents itself to be.
The patient, Mr. Charles Wade, sixth street, market
space, whom I have allowed to try the effect of the med
icinebut which I conld have done under no considera
tion whatever, had I not seen a copy of the receipt from
which the medicine is prepared, obtained from the agent,
and which I am satisfied is autheutx was quite low with
tneeany stages oi pulmonary consumption, for whtch 1
liau beeen treating in the usual manner, though with less
than my ususal success: at his earnest request, and thai
of my friends, I examined the receipt, and was sufficient
ly satisfied of its scientific composition to allow the trial,
and I am obliged to confess its effect was at least surpris
ing, inasmuch, that aller the consumption ot the second
bottle, my professional visits were discontinued, though 1
requently saw my patient atterward, restored to perfect
health
The preparation is called ' Mr. Rodger's Compound
Strup of Liverwort and Tar," and from the exami
nation of the receipt and the success in mv own exper
iment, I do conscientiously recommend it as a useful
and valuable medicine, and I would urge my brother
practitjone-s to procure the receipt, as I feel couvineed
they will agree with me as to its excellence, and will no
doubt use it in the practice, as 1 shall most certainly do,
believing to be a most voluable aid in pulmonary cases
that bafle the ordinary mode of treatment.
VV J KlCriAKD, r. ftl.
Cincinnati. Oct. 4. 1844
Astonishing cure of Mrs. Benjamin Smith, living on the
north side or Ann street, oue square north of the Cin
cinnati hospital
This is to certify that my wife was attacked with a vi
olent cough, which settled upon her lungs, and reduced
her so low that her physician could do no more tor her.
She exhibited precisely the same symptoms as my daugh
ter did before her death, she having died with the same
disease, and all our friends were convinced she would
ive but a short time longer. I was at this time recom
mended to try r. Rodgers' celebrated Syrup of Liver
wort and Tar. With little or no hope, I procured a bot
tle of the agent in this city, and upon returning I found
my wife absolutely strangling with htr cough. I com
menced giving her large doses a teaspoonful every hou-
for forty-eight hours, which raised her as by a miracler
1 have since administered it in small doses, which has
brought her to the use of her fourth bottle, and she is now
doiug her house-work as usual. 1 have not the slightest
doubt that she would have been in her' grave but for this
valuable medicine; and 1 return my sincere thanks to
the eminent inventor of it, and do most urgently recom
mend all persons afflicted with any disease of the lungs
to giveita trial Btivjarahi 311111
1 certify that mv husband's statement of my case above
is strictly correct in every particular, and most cordially
oin him in grateful thanks for the beneht 1 have derived
srom his valuale medicine. AdHjALj saillti.
Cincinnati, Feb. 13, 1845.
The above preparation is for sate br A. L. Scoville,
wholesale agent for the south and west, south-east cor
ner of 5th, fepruce street, Cincinnati. Also, by -
C K. M't UiOiOUH, lower Sandusky,
Goodson & Clark, Bellevue,
3. W. Barkham, Lodi, Seneca co. O.
D. E. Harkness, Green Creek, Sandusky co.
Stem & Smith, Green Springs.
Henry Reiling, Black wamp, Sandusky co.
Charles Powers & Co. Woodville.
July 31, 1847.
BRANDRETH PILLS ! !
40,000 Boxes sold in a Week !
HEALTH! O! BLESSED HEALTH! Thou art
above all eold and treasure; 'tis thou enlargest the soul
and openelh al! ita powers to receive instruction, and to
relish virtue. He that has thee, has little more to wish
for; and he that is so wretched as to have three not, wants
every thing beside. Let us be thankful, Brandreth's
pills will give us neaitn; get men inese oiesseo pins,
which a century's use has fully established to be the best
medicine ever bestowed on man. For the prevailing
colds and coughs, they will be found everything that
medicine is capable ot imparting.
In diseases arising from use of mercury, or from any
cause or vitiation, from bad blood or otherwise, their nse
will produce the most happy results. In all attacks of
rheumatism, erysiplas, salt rheum, and incases of chro
nic or recent costiveness, the use ol the Urandretn puts
will be productive of infinite service sometimes occa
sioning so great a change forthe better as to cause great
thankfulness
In all cases of indigestion, worms, asthma, diseases
of the heart, and in all affections ot the stomach and bow
els, the Brandreth pills will be found a never-failing
remedy.
To insure the full beneht of these celebrated puis, tney
should be kept in the house, so that upon the first com
mencement of sickness they may be at once resorted to.
One dose then is better than a doxen after the diseaes
has become established in the system.
The Brandreth pills are purely vegetable, and so inno
cent that the infant of a month old may nse them if med
icine is reouired. not only with safety, but witli the cer
tainty ot receiving ail ine oenent meuicine is capauie oi
. . . . ii .i i . ! ; ; tl e
imparling, remaies may ubb inem uuruig an mo cnu
cal neriods of their lives. The Brandreth pills will in.
ure their health, and produce regularity in ail me iunc-
tions of life.
Mr. Circovich, of Caracas, says: I have entirely
cured myself of the fever aud ague, which I have had
for six months, by taking from 8 to 12 or Brandreth's
pills for one month." Vide, his letter to Dr. Brandreth,
dated 8th of February, 1847. O" Be careful you do not
get a counterfeit, to avoid this, purchase of the duly au
thorized agent,
nn... a n V. I1JTITT F n n T O 1 1
LllWARU fYmLEilti L. oaiiuusKv,
R. H. Bowman. Washinpton: J. Augustus Hale,
Perrysburg; Chas. Powers, Woodville; Darwin E. Hark
ness, riamer's corners.
Lower Sandusky, June 3, 1848. Iy
NEW GOODS.
Third Arrifal this Summer at
&
rihe subscriber returns thanks to a
J generous public, and would respectfully notify all
that he is again on hand witn
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
New Goods, of all descriptions which, as usual he
bound to sell cheaper than anv other man in Ohio. His
stock consists of
Spring and Summer Dry-Goods,
Groceries,
- Grockery,
Hardware,
Boots, Shoes,
Nails, &c &c.
He is anxious to exhibit to the LADIES his stock of
Gintrhams. Lawns, DeLaines, Barages, Prints, Shawls,
Cravats. Gloves, Parasols, Parasolletts, Sua Shades,
Bonnets. Ribbons. Artificial Flowers, and to the GEN
TLEMEN his Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts Ve.-t-inirg.
Summer Cloths. & c. &c
Also an assortment of Ready-made clothing very
cheep.
Also, a Superior article of Black Teas, which will be
sold verv low.
N. B. A new supply of Rev. Perry Davis VEGETA
BLE PAIN KlLLfcK. Li. V. U. tUUh..
Lower Sandusky, July 8, 1848.
rTiJlE Subscriber hereby sires notice
JL that he has re-opened the Sandusky Daily Market
and intends hereafter to accommodate the citizens of Low
erSmwliislttf and vicinitv. with fresh meat, and will not
after nv but the best the country affords. Beef, veal
niutloni lamb, pork, &c, in their order will be served to
all who favor him with a call.
TO FARMERS.
Those who have fat cattle, sheep, calves, or swine
which they wish to sell at a fair price, will do well to give
me a call.
Great & Important Chemical Diseoreiy.
CHEMICAL COMBINATION FROM . THE
. VEGETABLE KINGDOM TO REPEL DIS-
EASES. r'S' ' ;T"' V '
DnGlflrMTTJS
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THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MEDICINE IN
THE WORLD.
The result of a series of Chemical exphrimente, this
Componnd Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.with
other almost equally powerful vegetable substances, is one
of the greatest discoveries of theage; and is the first aud
only instance in which these Roots so long in nse by
the faculty have been united into a Compound possess
ing a due proportion of the peculiar virtues and powers
of each. . - - ::
Its success is astonishing, havingperformedover fifteon
thousand cures since its discovery less than two years!
Its unrivalled power over disease, and great superior
ity over all Simple Sarsaparilla Syrups, may be attribu
ted to the fact that it is composed purely of vegetable sub
stances, each one having direct reference to some inter
nal organ; consequently the whole system is benefited.
It is the most highly concentrated Syrup in use, and
being in quart bottles atone dollar per bottle, it is also the
cheapest. It purifies and enriches the Blood, invigorates
the body, and consequently expels nervous disease from
the system, more effectuallp than any medicine known.
It is pleasant to the taste, occasions neither sickness nor
pain in its operation, ean be taken regardless of business
or diet, and by the aged and infaut with equal efficacy.
In all Chronic Diseases this compound is the greatest
blessing ever possessed by msn.
This Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is a
positive, speedy and permanent cure for. ,
Consumption, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Rheumatism, Gout
Liver complaints, Spinal offections. Ulcers, syphilis, drop
sy, asthma, piles, scurvy, affections of the bladder and
kidneys, Mercurial diseases, corrupt humors, rush of
blood to the head, fever and ague, female complaints,
general debility, pyspepsia, loss of appetite, colds, head
ache, costiveness, gravel, Night sweats, colic, organic
affections, palpitation of the heart, biles, pains in the side,
chest, back, limbs, &c. &c.
IT IS INFALLIBLE.
In all diseases arising form an impure state of the blood
or irregular action of the system.
IN THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM an All Wise
Bein has deposited plants and herbs congenial to our con
stitutions, and adapted to ti e cure of disease; and to the
vegetable kingdom does the reason of man, as well as the
instinct of animals, turn for antidotes to pain.
The svrun is a scientific compound of the most valua
ble Plants in nature, entirely frxe from deleterious and
enervating mineral substances, and as it expels disease
from the system, imparts strength aud vigor in a corres
ponding degree.
OPINIONS OF , PHYSICIANS.
This is to certify that we the undersigned Physicians
of the city of New York, have in a very great many ca
ses prescribed Dr. Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and
Sarsaoarilla. and are fu.lv assured that it tias no equal
among all the varied syrups and sarsaparilla preparations
that have ever been sold.
John F. Stebbins, M. D. Samuel T. Wells. M. D.
P. S. Mayuard, M. D. F. R. Thomas, M. D. James
E. Morgan, M. D.. M. Johnson, M. D.
TESTIMONY.
The following letters indicate its salutary effect inca
ses of - ' :
DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY, &c,
Watertown, Jefferson co. Nov 4, 1847.
Mr. F. Bennet I am at a loss to express with words
what has beeu said in praise of your Compound Extract of
Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla. All who have had the
pleasure of using it, speak of its marvelous effects in re
moving disease, with so much feeling and heartfelt satis
faction, that I am confident now that no medicine in use
can boast of its superior qualities. . Many who have been
complaining for years with pain in the side, burning and
pain in the chest, dyspepsia, general debility, loss of ap
petite, chills, night sweats, salt rheum, scrofula in fact
all the diseases that we in this climate are beir to, find in
the yellow dock and sarsaparilla all that is requisite ot
make them what they were iu the days of health, -
We find that we have had some twelve dozen bottles
n three months, and we are nearly out. You will please
send an equal number, and oblige yours,
tlUI 1 oi uni.uur.1.
DYSPEPSIA OF 30 YEARS STSANDING,
CURED,
Johnsville, Montgomery co. Jan. 3, 1848.
F. Bennet some four woeks since, was induced to try
your yellow dock and sarsaparilla for dyspepsia; had been
afflicted about 30 years, most part of the time unable to
eat any thing without suffering intensely trom its enects.
1 have used now only one bottle ol your invaluable mea
icine. and consider myself entirely cured solely by its use.
Can now eat a hearty meal, without the slightest incon
venience. Very truly yours.
ANTHONY BEEKMAN.
BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN.
The mild alterative properties of Dr. Guysott's Extract
of yellow dock aud sarsaparilla,' render it peculiarly ap
plicable to the slender and delicate constitution oi me le
male. It is unrivalled in its effect upon such disease as
ncinientconsumption.barrenness.Luecorrhoea or Whites
irregular menstruation, incontinence of urine, and gene
ral prostration of the system. It immediately counteracts
that nervousness and lassitude so common to the female
frame, and imparts an energy aud buoyancy as surprising
as they are grateful.
We have evidence on me, wmcn inauces ns strongly to
recommend this medicine to married people who have not
been blessed with offspring.
We cannot of course, exhibit certincates to any extent
the above class of complaints, but give the following
extract of letter recently received as some indication of
'he extraordinary virtue or this medicine as a remedy lor
'he disease referred to.
Newark, Jan. 25th, IB4B.
Mr. Bennet We take pleasure in stating that your
yellow dock and sarsaparilla gives great satisfaction in ev
ery case. We shall try and send you some certificates.
A very lespectable gentleman informed us that his
daughter was troubled with difficult menstruation and
other diseases peculiar to her diseases pecu'iar to her sox.
she had not had her regular menstrual discharges for a
long time; but by the use ot Lioclor Jjuysou-s xenow
Dock and sarsaoarilla. was radically cured. Had Town-
send'sand otherB.'without receiving the slightest benefit
He had one daughter die from tha same cause, riease
send us an additional supply. -
Very respectfully yours,
J. E. TR1PPE, & Co.
FEMALE BEAUTY, '
Ladios whose complexions are not as clear as they could
wish, instead of resorting to those poisonous preparations
in the form of Cosmetics, &c. should use Dr. Guysott's
compound of yellow dock and sarsaparilla. By purifying
the Blood and enlivening tne imagination, ii gives clear
ness to the complexion, brightness to the eye and elastic
ity to the step
"Leaving that beautiful which was so.
And making that which was not.'
Vexntious eruptions on the face resulting from want of
exercise or sluggish circulation of the blood, at once di.a
pear under its influence, leavings rich bloom of health,
that no cosmetic can impart. Ladies who have tried it
express themselves surprised and delighted.
CAUTION EXTRAORDINARY.
The great reputation of this medicine has induced nu
merous counterfeiters and imitators to take the field.
Therefore, beware how you buy medicine put up in
similar style.
Be very snre and ask for Dr. Guysott's extract of yel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla, bearing'the written signature
ofS. F. Bennett, oil each outside wrapper, written with
black ink; and do not, on any account be induced to buy
any olher article as it is this preparation only that is per
forming such marvelous and astonishing cures. Take
no man's word; as persons having the counterfeit medi
cine aud not the genuine, are of course desirous of ma
king their profit, consequently you are liable to buy worth
less trash, unless you examine for yourselves.
It is well in all cases to cutout this caution and put
into your pocket book and compare with medicine.
Remember, Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsapa
rilla. Prepared at S. F. Bennett's Laboratory, Little Falls,
New York, and sold wholesale and retail at his Western
Branch Emporium, number 4, Walnut St. Cincinnati.
Orders may be addressed to either place. Also for sale
by Lockwood & Graham,' Sandusky City; William
Fiske, Cleveland, Armstrong &. Goodsoon, Bellevue,
and merchants, and by the principal Dreggista through
out the United States, West Indies, aud Canada. ,
None genuine unless put up in large square bottles, con
taining a quart, and name of the Syrup blown in tha glass,
with the written signature 8. F. Bennett oa tha outside
wrapper. - - -.. -
Wholesale and retail at Lower Sanduskv by -
. v . -r-.. C. R. M'CULLOCJL v
Nov. 15th.. 1848. - . . . -
A
WESTERIV NEW YORK, r 1
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
20 r Slain street, Buffalo, 2tY Y
DR. G. CJ. VAUGHN'S . - : '
Tegetable Lithontiptic Mixture. -,
THIS celebrated remedy is constantly increasing its
fame by the many cures it is making .
ALL OVER THE WORLD. . '. ; '
it has now become the only medicine for family uss, and '
is particularly recommended for ' ; ;
- 'DROP8T! .''
all stage of this complaint immediately-relieved, no
matter of Jiow long standing. See pamphlet for teati- .
mony. 1 -..:,.!
- GRAVEL, . : V'- .-:.
and all diseases of the nrinary organs; for these distress
ing complaints itstanas alone; no otner article cau re- ;
lieve you, and tha cure testified to willconvince the most
sceptical. See pamphlet. Liver complaim.bilious diseases,-
- FEVER-AWD AGUE. ... y --.V-
To the great weat especially, and wherever these com
plaints prevail, this medicine is offered. ' '
; NO, MINERAL AGENT, -'
no deleterious compound is a part of this mixture, it cure
these diseases with certainty and celerity, and does not '
leave the system torpid. See pamphlet.
' piles, . . -:
a complaint of a most painful character, ia ,
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED. ' . ..
and a cure follows by a few days use of this article: Itia '
far before any other preparation for this disease, or for
any other disease originating from impure blood. See
pamphlet. ' " '
DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM, . ' ''
weak back, weakness of the kidneys, &c , or Inflamation '
of the same, is immediately relieved by a few days use of -
tnismedicine, and a cure ia always tne result at its ose. :
It stands as ,
A CERTAIN REMEDY - ., f.
for such eomplaints, and also for derangements of the fe
male frame, .... . .' , ...
IRREGULARITIES, SUPPRESSIONS, V 'J',
painful menstruations. No article has ever been offered '
except this, which would touch this kind of derangemeuts.
It may be relied upon as a sure and effective remedy, and
did we feel permitted lo do so, could give . , . r, f
' , , A THOUSAND NAMES ' ' ' ',
as proof of cures in this distressing class of complaints. '
seepamphle. All broken down, debilitated constitution '
from the effect of mercury, will find the bracing power
of this article to actimmcdiately, and the poisonous inin-
cral eradicated frcm the system, v . ' ; . .-'
, ,. ERUPTIVE DISEASES , ....
will find the alterative qualities of this article , .
PURIFY THE BLOOD, - i'
and drive such diseases from the system see pamphlet -for
lestipiouy of cures in ail dieases, which the limits of
au advertisement will not permit to In named therein. .
Agents give them away: and Ihey- contain d-i pages ol -
certificates of high character, and a strouger
"" - ' ARRAY OF-PROOF : ' i -i
of the virtues of a medietne never appeared. It is one -of
the peculiar features of this article that it never fails
to benefit in any case, and if bones and muscle are (eft to
build upon, let the emaciated and lingering invalid
. HOPE ON, : ., -and
keep taking the medicine aslong as there is au im
provement. The proprietor would
, CAUTION THE PUBLIC f. ' ' ' ; f
against a number of articles which come out under th
head of Syrnpf, Sarsaparillas, &c as cures for Dropsy..
Gravel &c: lliey are good for nothing, aud concocted lo :
gull the uuwary: . . ,. . ' . . -r
TOUCH THEM NOT.
Their inventors never thought of curing such disease
till this srticle had done it. A particular study of the
pamphlet is earnestly solicited. . ; ' .'.
Agents and all who sell the article are glad to circulate
gratuitously. Put up in 30 ox. bottles at $2: 10 ox. do.
at $1 each the larger holding 6 nz: more than two small
bottles. Look out and not get imposed -upon. " Every
bottle has " Vaughn's Vegetable LUhentrtptic Mixture,"
blown upon the glass, the written signature of G. C.
Vaughn," on the directions and "G. C. Vaugh, Buffalo'"
stamped on the cork. None other are genuine. Prepa
red by Dr: C. G. Vangh, and sold at the principal office
207 Main street, BuUalo, at wholesale aud retail, sso at
tention given to letters unless post paid orders from reg.
ularlv constituted agents excepted: post-paid letters or
verbal communications soliciting advice, promptly attend
ed to, gratis. . .-;
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of this article
132 Nassau street. New York City; 295, Essex st. Salem,
Mass. and by the principal druggists throughout the Uni
ted states and Canada. For sale by .
. C.R. M'CULLOCH, Lower sandusky. :
J. W, Goodson, Bellevue; C. Powers, Woodville;
J. K. Owen, Tiffin, W. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, R.
Perry, McCutchensville. - "
Lower sandusky, June 3,1843. .
Revoluion in Sandusky! ..
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION!!
FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
The subscriber has just returned from th eastern cities
where he has been spending some t'me, in purchasing a
stock of new goods, expressly for the Sandusky market;
and he ishapny to inform the public, generally, that he
has succeeded in selecting an assortment such as is rarely
seen iu this section of the state; and they will be sold
CHEAPER
than any other goods ever offered to the community. Let
those who doubt this, just call npou ns. aod satisfy them
selves of the truth of the above: aud though we wilt not
copy after "head-quartere " and " national salute,'? and
say we will put dollars into the fanners pockets, we caa
safely assure them, that they can save dollars by examin
ing our goods and prices, and comparing lhem.wilh llios
who have their houses " filled from turret to cellar" aad
who have for the " .'special accommodation or the pub
lic been compelled to enlarge their store rooms." But
come and see! never mind the wind-work, gassing snd
blowing, from head-quarters" as a portion of oar
New Slock ha arrived, and is opened and ready for ex
amination and sale, and more daily arriving; consisting of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, :
of the newest and latest styles and patterns, of calicoea
ginghams, lawns, de lanes, cambrics, shawls, 'kerchiefs
bonnets, aud a general assorment of ladies goods, to
which their particular attention ia solicited. . . . ;.
JIESi'S GOODS)
consisting in part of superfine broad-cloths, so cheap that
it is astouishiug the sheep will longer consent to grow the
wool, cassimeres, sattinetts, tweeds, and a large amount
of summer goods, all of which will be aold very cheap-.
. Also, Groceries, consisting in part of coffee, sugar
teas, not imported direct from Nankin,, by onrself, but
still it is a little better than "gold leaf" or "silver leaf,"
spices, tobacco, a little better than honey-dew," and
will be eold at one price till the whole is gone; Ac :
Hardware, nails, glass, knives, forks, queens-ware,
wooden-ware, tubs, churns, pails, and numerous other
articles which would require a whole side of a newspaper
to enumerate; all of which will and must be aold for eash
or approved trade, at prices to make " old corner
tremble, and government stores, V and " head-quar-sers"
quuke like ducks of a frosty morning.
CASH! CASH!! '-
Will be paid for TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
STAVES, which are wanted immediately. We also
want Two Hundred Thousand feet of Black Walnnt
Lumber, from 1 to 3 inches in thicknes for which the
highest market price will be paid in cash. Persons wish
ing to make contracts for the delivery of lumber, can do
so bv calling at the btore in the Franklin block. . . "
- JOHN WHYLER. 4
Lower Sandusky, April 8, 1848. ; ' ' ' . .