Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-16

a title, since has signa,ly irumphcd over our
great common enemy irTS CONSUMPTION,
both in lis first and last stages F1f--a medci .
which has thoroughly filled The Uacuuna in the Ma
terra Mrdca and thereby proved ijselfthr n TCoN-
auERER or PHYsIcIANs,sf-1:-a medicine, for
winch all mankind will have abundant cause IT, bless
the bencfcsnt hand OF a Kind ProvIdcnce-a me
dicine, whose wondrous virtues have been glUwingly
portrayed even by of our clergy, in their pas
tor al visits TO the chamber, by which means they
often become the happy instruments If changing
despondency into hope sickness into health, and
the sadness of friends into joyfuncss.
GOELICKE'S
MATCHLESS SANATIVE
a medicine Of more value to man than the vast
mines Of Austria, or even the united treasures Of
our gobe,-a medicine, which is obtained equally
from the vegetable, animal and mineral Kingdoms
aud thus possesses a three fold power,--a medicine
which, though designed a remedy for consump-
ton solely, is possessed Of mysterious influence
over many diseases Of the human sysem,-a medi-
cine, which begins TO be valued by Physicians, who
daily witnessing its astonishing cures Of many
whom thew had resigned 10 the grasp Of the IL" In
sdtiabie GrGue.-6j
EUFsDOSE Of the Sanative, for adults, ono
drop for children, half drop, and for infants a
quarter drop the directions explaining the manner
Of taking half or quarter drop.
brief history of this immortal Experimental,
who has sacrificed large property and nearly s'r
years Of mental and bodily toll upon the altar Of
human Den6VOienCe, De Iraugnt win
interest TO the Western well as Eastern World.
lie is a kinsman Of DIR. ANDREW ORION Coz
LrcKE, the well known author of the " Historic
Medicine Universals, who gained great reputa-
ton throughout Germany, in the commencement of
the last century, by zealously advocating the doct-
rne Of the eccentric DR.. STAHL. Having lost his
father by CONSUMPTION, Goelicko was left
with large estate. Fortunate for Us, and fortunate
for generations yet unborn, his pole star the
good Of his feow-men--and he "vowed in the
name Of the Being who made him, that he would
spend his last shilling and his life with it, ere he
| would stop short of The discovery Of the CAUSE
| and CURE of that dreaded disease which had torn
| from him beloved parent"
| The lofty spirit ed Goeoke was chafed by the
too Just reproach cast upon the healing ART that
| "imbeci.y and ignorance serve but TO court an
| foster disease" -and his aspiring soul would not
| permit, him to grovel with the great mass of phy-
sicians, in the dim twilight of medical knowledge
What, said he, has the God Of nature been more
provident for the earthly reptiles that crawl at our
feet than for the nobest Of his creation, man p
| Has he not kindly provided antidote 10 the NAL
aides even of the hateful toad in the very leaf that
was designed as its shelter from the storm? Dare
we then charge oui Maker with a want cfJoresigM?
| Heaven forbid
Being fIly persuaded Of the existence Of a soye-
| reign remedy for consumption, then undiscovered,
| this giant minded philosopher and experImenter
commenced ransacking the three Kingdoms of nature
vegetable, animal ami mineral, and with the key of
chemistry in hand, unlocked her sacred archives
Not satisfied with surveying the beautiful exterior
Of her uune temple, this jealous chemist made a
| bold entrance into her inner courts and there d-
rected by the Great Chemist of the universe, OBJ
tanned from Natures Medicine Chest, his Match
less Sanative.
Should the American physicians deal out their
anaihemas against their German friend on the
ground that his medicine lessons the amount Of
their annual charges his only retaliatory wish is
that Whenever they may be afflicted with disc ase
themselves they may find releffrom their suffering.
in the Of his sanatve.
Such is the demand for this mighty health restor-
| er IN Germany, that MIR An;honv Strumer, one NJ
our booksellers, sold in month LAT phlals, bein!
more than IL packages--Mr + Manhattan, gro
cer l2S-Mr james Sewer, innkeeper, l05--ant
not a single forwarding agent, who has made
turns Of money to the depository has sold less thai
2OO per month, since he received his appoint
mcnt.
An association Of gentlemen, with Mr. Manhattan
1t its head and comprising twenty agents. recent
offered Goecke $4,000 for the original rsceip
for preparing the Sanaive, but this sum was refus
ed.
| Mr. Manhattan has cause 10 prize this medicine
since one 0f his daughters whom DR. Van Gault al
tended in long sickness, and whom he acknowl
edged to be IN a confirmed consumption has bee
completely cured by using only three quarters of
phial. Also, young man who was formerly a cleI
! in his store, and who had for several years bee
subject to Fits restored 10 uninterrupted healt
taking LEGS than half phial. Several other YER
important cures have been disincrestedy reporte
20 the public by the before named physicians, snc
their conversion to the Wis Vite doctrine, as wi
be seen by TIL annexed testimonials.
W-Of most medicines before the public
: The petien. is directed TO take five or 81
bottles, and il these do not cure, persever
IN the use of ten or even fifteen; but ~
: so with the Matchless Sanaiive.
, p-lt is here worthy OF remark, that /
almost every instance, where cures hav
, been wrought by this remedy, less Than
. phial has removed the disease and, IN n
y case, whether resulting fatally OF success
( fully, has patient used two whole phial:
d p5-The Sanative is above all estimate
o as general preventive OF CONTAGIOUS pI.
= EAsEs,-and 10y many 1t is said TO be ne,
:. er-iaing an,dote, though the inventc
= does not clothe il with such iniallihility.
c N~ Masters of vessels, who may wis
" TO furnish themselves and their crews, eac
= with phial OF it, can Obtain the article
= any OF the agents al per cent discount b
= the package.
u All persons who live in unhealthy CT
nales, whether hot or cold ,-al operativ,
and others connected with manufacture
), and all who lead sedentary and inacti,
lives, are exposed TO various lnsidious NAL;
dies, which may be silently preying upo
their constitutions, even while their cou
tenances wear the glow Of health, al
while they suspect no danger nigh,-ma!
dies which an occasional use OF the San
. tive would check ia the bud.
lie DIRECTIONS, sc. The patient viii
s. using this Medicine, should eat and din
\ lin kind, not quanliry) whatever the app,
& lite dictates, and not be compelled To for
r down, against nature, every medley, whit
g the tenderest friends and kndeSt nurses I
D. ten impIudenlly recommend.
81 NATURE is The GREAT PHYS
'e CLAN (the doctor and nurse only her Sc
vants): and il we would profit by her az