Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-14
The HEOfchtess S0ioGtiUc
INVENTED by THE IMMORTAL
Louis Often GRRicke,
OF GERMANY, THE GREATEST OF
Human BenetactOrs!!!

-hAWAIeSeEC AsC4ecG CtOCOI o'''
VHNHE above medicine is astonishing the world
H. Withits mighty victories over many fearful
diseases, which have been pronounced iueura
bic by physicians in every age, being the most
valuable medicine, and the most unaceountablc
in IT. operations Of any ever prepared by human
hands--a medicine, OF moro value to man than
the vast mines Of Austria, or even the united
treasures Of our globe--a medicine, obtained
equally from the vegetable animal, and miner
al kingdoms, and thus possesses a threshold
power-a medicine, which, though designed as
a remedy for Consumption solely, is possessed
OF mysterious influence over many diseases oi
| the human systcm--a medicine, which begins
| to be valued by physicians, who are daily wit.
Messing its astonishing cures of many whom
they hsdmesigned to the grasp Of the uFlnsa-
table Gravc,4E1 A precious md powerful me-
| dicine, which has thoroughly filed the great
! VACUUA In the MArGRlA MEDlcA; anu thereby
proved itself to be the Couquerar Of Physicians.
/ To Louis 0lfon GGleke, NJ b., Of Germany,
! Europe belongs the npofishable honor Of ad-
! dnga new and pr1enag doctrine 70 the Science
Of Medicinca d)ctrine, which, though yche.
mently Opposed BY many of the Faculty (of
which he ist valuable member ha proves to be
az well founded in truth, as any doctrine Of tio-
| y W@t-a doctrine, upon The verify ofwhch
arSsuspended the yea OF millions Of our race,
and which he boldly challenges his opposers TO
refate, viz: Consumption a disease always oc-
casioncd by dsord,re state of the Wis Eite,
for life -principle of the human bodE---uften Sc
crctly lurking in the system for Acars before
there i3 the lsnst com plaint Of The iun Ls--and
which may be as certainty though not - quick
ly, common cold or "a simple headache An in
ialuaby precious doctrine this as i imparts n
important lesson to the apparently healthy of
both sexes, teaching them that this insldious foe
may be an unobsertcd inmate Of their "clayey
ioascs," even while they Imagine themselves
secure from its attacks, teaching them that the
great secret in the art of preserving health j. II
pluck out the disease While in the blade and not
wait till the flll-grown ear
This iilustrious beneflctor Of man ia also en-.
titled to your un'eigncd gratitude, and the gra
titudc Of u word, for the invention oi ms
Matchless Sanatire-whosa hoeliag nat may
Justly ehtinl for it such title, since It has 90
signa!ly triGmphed over our great common en-
cmf, Consumption, both in ti first and last sta
ges--t medicine, whose wondraus virtues hay
Been gloWingly portrayed even by some oi GU
clergy, in their pastoral visits to the sick cham
Der; bp which means they often become the RAP
py instruments Of changing dcspouaehey int
hope, sickness into health, and the sadness
friends INTO loyiulncca.
A brief history OF this immortal Experiment.
Who has sacrificed large property and neafl
six years Of bodily toll upon the altar ot hanna
beuayolcHcc, must be iraught with tAr.!iing 4
tcrcst t) the Western as Weil as the Gtstti
World. fe is a kin4man Of DR.. Andrew On
Ct Grliche, the wr.l i,u9wn author Of the ''tlst
. ria Medicine Uniycrsa,is," wLo gained gfe
reputation t&roaghout Germany, ~ nc GO.
menc6m3ut ot ths last century, by zeal3ASIV I
eac4ting the doctrines OF tha eccentric
~tahl Having lost his father BIZ CoIsanp!io
y tia'icle was iail with !algo estate f9ttahA
a f,,r IA ANA f,rta.ata dor genetatJ got uAuJf
bis paIs.star was The rpad 81 his el3W-nen ---al
h. tsyo4yed la the na.le D. The Being who ma
tin, that ha Wa4.d spend ha iast shilling e
his iife with IT, ere h5 w walla step snort q =
r. Ji-r3ysrv az tha Cause and Care OF that ds2ade
=, dscasr, whish tore from h.ln behaved pasahl'
The lofty spirit Of auiickc was clattd pY "
too inst reproach east upon the healing arr tha
: dts imbeciiity and ignorance serve but q c2ui
!: and foster disease '--und his aspiring sou "nui
not permit him t0 grevel on, with the great iila'
Of physicians, IL tha dim twilight ol me3!el
knowl3drc "What. SAID he "ias faa .s9a 9
nature been more prov dent ioF the caFtaiy feF
tilaa that crawl at our eet, tIian iof 'he hooios
! AZ his cation, Man? Has he mol kindly Prov
d.d an ant;dgte tnthe maladogeyon O the atl
I'LL tsad n the very leaf that was designed Z
fts sheitcr Eom the st7rm} Dare "e tten iui
+ riggsio .garrc our Malcr with ID want Of Fore
sGh.} Heaven torD4
goiar flily perst4 dcd Of lie eNistcncNdi SO
rercgn remedy fag Consumption, than und'"eo
| gered this piani-inindGd philosopher and eXperl
meatlr commenced rans4c.iQg the tilrce &iH&
!ons ag nAture vegetable, animal ana 'a.octat,
and with he kcv II chemistry In hand, unlock
ed her sacred archives. Not satisfied With sar
yeving The beautiful exterior of her tr,une tenn
PIE this zeaious chemist made bold entfahc'
into the inner courts, and there, directed aF tn
: Great Chemist Of the Universe, obtained ron
Tatqre's Medicine Ghost his Matchess SanltIFe
The Sanatve is aborc all estimate, rs gene
raj preventive If contagious diseases;and by ma
~ il is said 10 be never falling antidote, mo
,be inventor does not cnthe it with such in'alli
hlity.
DIRECTIONS, &c.--Iho patient, while US
inp this medicine, should est and drink I'm iSlnt
not qauntity,) whatever the appetite dictates
and nBt Be compelled to force down, against na
turo, every medley which the tenaereat friend
and kindest nurses i,nnrudenty recommehd
Nature is the great physician tho doctor an(
nurse only her soryauts;J and five would prom
bv her advice, VIC must adhere strictly to he
InnDiblo ReciDo. If she rider for the patient
water, poricr, or hpck, obey her; il sie 'nroc
f-h. f,5y,, srrs, or b5of-SteaE. fa1ard her V1cr
I'm other words, the patient saRnid e1t ana arms
Whatever his appetite Graves, not forgetting .
be Incorporate in all things
: In burning, f3rers, mprt not the patient 3 IN
sfinctige call for coong drink By simply mos
tening hia parcheI lips, ht4 place by his bsasf
a vessel OF water, pat into MS Aane cup Ah'
let him slake his thirst q pleasure lhis . red
son. this Is common sense this is n2tare.
The Sanativc may be takrn without the laas
interruption in business or 3laniurc, and without
anv variation in the usual course OF iEing Iht
patient is directed T. heep the bowels open wit
epsom salts or castor cll, in the ordinary doses
uOsE-For adults, cla drop for children
bslr d.3o; for infants, 4 euarter drop--to be ta
ken, ia III cases, in little topld milk three
; tne a.ily--ono hour ocfore each moal, an'
(. f,nts, the mothers milk is the most proper
u All persons, who the Sanatvc shall save ireu
threatening diseases, are particularly desired Z
communicate their eases, post paid, to the per
! sons from whom they purchased the SanatiVe.