PATENT MEDICINEB.' SPENCER'S PILLS. b PUBLIC BLESSING.
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eA As a family medicine it is unequaIIed,

 Y T and is all powerful in removing bilious

 EaAd and other complaints arising from the

 Aza A Arrangement of the alimentary ducts,

 and in purifying the blood Ii is cer- tain in the ofthe delicate complaints incl dent females, grateful to the aste aromatic 10 the smell, and at the time gentle in its operNion, yet eficacious, that female ought 10 be without great a boon, bestowed on them by it's nerabe discover. and wherever they have been intro duced, throughout the length and breadth of this wde- ly extended country. have uniformly and invariably received the approval ofthe public voice.

 They are extremely mild in their operation, neith- CT causing sickness of the stomach, nor any unplea- sensation in the system, is frequently the case with medicines given 10 act upon the bowels: hence muttudes, who have been unable to take oih- pills preparations of medicine, on account of their nauseating effects, these pills withoHt the slightest disagreeable feeling, and thousands of esIi monials have been given Of the unparalleled excellen- cy of ihis preparation They possess not only Ca thaltic, but also Tonic Restorative qualities and such is the rare combination of the cahartic and toratse properties, that the system is not reduced and left in torpid and costiye by their use, is the with almost every other preparation here tofore offered 10 the public as a remedy m Dy speptc and Bilious complaints. But while the stomach and bowels freed from all morbid impurities they at the time inygorated and brought into health ful action any person making single trial of these pills will find this to be strictly Indeed herein consists and is found thnt grand desdera,um in me- dica science sought after irom age age by the most distinguished of the healing art.

 The proprietor does not recommend these pills a sp' chc cure for all diseases, but in all those ses where a cahartc or aperIent medicine is need ed, if used according to the directions, for far pe rod of time, they will effect A speedy and certain and thIs much is placed beyond doubt, by the testimony and reference of individuals, already gi- ven to the public. By their manifest and sensible action upon the chye, which is the fountain head of health or disease, they may justly be considered Universal Medicine, and the complaints that most directly under their influence, and for which they are particularly designed follows - Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Liyer Complaint, Sick Head-Ache, Enlargement of tue Spleen, Jaundce, Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Piles, Cholic, Bowel and Summer Complaints, Fe- male Distractions, Heartburn, Nausea, Furred Tongue, Distention of the Stomach and Bowels, ln- cipient Diarih ihaa, Flatuence, Habual Costiveness, Loss of Appetite. Blotched Saow Complexion, and in all of Torpor of the Bowels, where cathartic or aperient medicine is needed. As many of the above enumerated diseases cume mpercep- iby, and become far advanced in their progress be- fore ii s suspected that they exlst in the system, no one should eXpect in such cases, 10 be at once lie,ed entirely, but should continue the of the pills for considerable length of tune. Full drec- tonS accompany each box, for the use of the pills, in all those complaints for which they are recom- mended Sold wholesale and retail by

 

 aug9 and by the Druggists generally. DULLES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR D SAPARIl.LA.-i'hs preparation of Sarsapa- rilla is different from any in It possesses all the active properties of the root in concentrated state, and has given relief WHEN NoTHERPREPAkA- TONS OF SARsAPARILLA HAVE sIGEALLY FALL ED. The most eminent physicians in various sec- tons of the union. esteem the ingredient of which il is composed, the most valuable and ehcacious that can be iven in the following malades:-Scrofula, diseases of the Skin, Rheumatism, Chronic diseases of the Lungs. counteract the destructive effects of Mercury, Generous affections. Jaundce, Hypertro- phy, Palpitation, Scurvy, Chorea or St. pItus' Dance, and all diseases arising frou impure of the blood.

 Many testimonials have been received from medical men and others, and additional certificates are daily offered the proprietor unsolicited but he feels unwil

 ling to resort tO ihe common method Or pufing the article, believing that if has ,nerit the public will find it out.

 A supply of the above preparation always on hand and for sale al whsesale and retail by

 mhl HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,, Agents. ID DULLES This super for ore. ES paration oi Sarsaparilla has gained a reputa- ton unequaed hitherto by any other medicine of it's class. The most eminent physicians of the union have given high testimonials in it's favor, and con- stantly it in their practice For the of Scro. iula diseases of the Skin, Eruptions etc., Rheuna- tisnl, Dyspepsa, Chronic diseases of the Lungs to counteract the destructive effects of mercury, Can cerous Affections, and all diseases arising from an impure stale of the blood, other medicine can be given with more advantageous results. A fresh supply of the above excellent preparation just received and for sale by

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