Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-16

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oF GERMANY, THE GREaTEsT OF
Haman Benetactors!N
II IVIEliE above medicine is astonishing the world
n withits mighty victories over many fearful
diseases, which have been pronounced iucnra
BILE BY physicians in every age, being the most
valuable medicine, and the most nnsccountate
in its operations Of any ever prepared by human
hands--a medicine, OF more value to man than
the vast mines Of Austria, or even the united
treasures OF our glo5o--a medicine, obtained
equally from the vegetable, animal, and miner.
al kingdoms, and thus possessvs threshold
power--a medicine, which, though designed as
a remedy for Consumption solely, is possessed
Of a mysterious influence over many diseases OF
the human system--a medicine, which begins
to be valSed by physicians, who are daily WI.
Messing its astonishing cures Of many whom
they had resigned to tho grasp of the TJ'lnsa-
table Grave.1n A precious and powerful me-
dicine, which has thoroughly filled the great
VACUUM in the MATERA MEDIcA; anu thereby
proved itself to be the Conqueror of Physicians
To Louis Offon GGlckc, M. D., of Germany,
Europe, belongs the mpershable honor of ad-
ding new and precious doctrine to the Scicnce
; Of Medicine--a doctrine, which, though vche-
mently opposed by many of the Faculty (of
which he is valuable member he proves to be
as well founded in truth, as any doctrine OF Ho-
iy Writ-a doctrine, upon the verify OF which
are suspended the lives of millions of our race,
and which he boldly challenges his opposers to
f refutc, viz: Consumption s disease always oc-
casioned by disordered state of the Wis Vito
for life principlel Of the human body--oiten se-
cretly lurking in the system for years, before
there is the least complaint Of the lungs-and
which may be as certainly, though not so quick
{ lY, common cold or simple headache. An in
vaiuably precious doctrine this as it imparts an
important lesson to the apparently healthy OF
both sexes, teaching them that this insidious foe
? may be an unobsersed inmate of their "caycy
houses" even while they imagine themselves
secure from its attacks, teaching them that the
great secret in the art Of preserving health is to
pluck out the disease while in the blade, and not
+ wait till the flll-grown ear
This illustr,ous beneiactor Of man is also en-
: titled to your unreigncd gratitude, and the era
titude of word, for the invention oil ms
Hatchless Sanative-whose hceling fiat may
Justly clam for it such title, since 1T has sc
. signally trumphed over our great common en-
J. envy, Consumption, both in it's first and last sta
!, ges--s medicine, whose wordrous virtues have
been glowingly portrayed even by some OF GU
z clergy, in their pastoral visits to the sick cnam
y Der; bv which means they often become the hap
n py instruments of changing dependency int
% hope, sickness into health, and the sadness o
4. friends into joyfunees
- A brief history OF this immortal Experiments
II who has sacrificed a large property and neari
s. ak wears of bodily toll upon the altar of huma
D. benevolence, must be fraughtw thrilling II
4 terest to the Western as well as the Easter
" orld. He is kinsman of DR.. Andrew Otto
's Gecke, the we'll known author OF the 'H'st'
IN ria Medicine universaiis," VIII, gained gres
g;o,, fhrornhnuf (Herm1nV n the con
menccment the last century,b by zealonsly az
yocating tie doctrines Of the eccentric u
Stahl Having lost his father by Consumption
GRlicke was left with large estate. Fortuna
for US, and fortunate for generations yet unbor
ed his pole star was the good OF his fellow-men-ar
he s'yowed in the name OF the Being who mat
~; aim, that he would spend his last shilling al
~ his life aith it, ere he would stop short OF Il
discovery of the Cause and Cure oil that dread'
on disease, which tore from him beloved parent
The lofty spirit of GGlicke was chafcd by u
a too inst reproach cast upon the healing art tn
,'its mbecility and ignorance serve but to cou
and foster dsease''-and his aspiring soul won
mot permit him TO grovel on, with the great ma
3f physicians, in the dim twilight of medic
knowledge "What." said he 'has the God
uature been more proydent for the earthly re
tiles that crawl at our feet, than for the noble
1f his creation, Man? Has he not kindly pro'
d-d an antidote TO the maladics even OF the hat
ful toad, in the very leaf that was designed
% shelter from the storml Dare we then II
/ piopsiy charge our Maker with want oi fo'
. sight iieaven forbid
1g Being fully persuaded Of the existence OF a
ereign remedy for Consumption, then undlsc
II ycred this giant minded philosopher and eSpei
, menter commenced ransacking the three KIN
loms of nature vegetable, animal and mineral
nd with the key Of chemistry in hand, unloc
lg cd her sacred archives. Not satisfied with su
1 yeying the beautiful exterior of her trune ten
, | plc, this Jealous chemist made bold entran'
INTO the inner courts and there, directed by Il
Great Chemist of the Universe, obtained fro
Natures Medicine Chest his Matchess Sanatis
The Sanativc is above all estimate, as gen
raj preventive of contagious dseases:a and by m
ny il is said to be never failing antidote, III
the inventor does not clnthe it with such iniall
:, bilty.
i DIRECTIONS, &c.--Thc patient, while
7. ing this medicine, should eat and drink I'm KIN
d not quantity,) whatever the appetite dictate
~o ,nd rot be compelled to force down, against nj
= ture, every lcedley which the tenderest irlon'
nd h;ndeu, nurses imprudcntly recommend
1t IN Nature ;s the prsct Physician (the doctor an
nurse only her servants;) and we would pr9i
hv her advice. we must adherc strictly TO h'
TnfaIHble Recipe If she order for tnc pa.ieh
vater. porter or hook, obey her; if she ui.es
6sb. fowl, eggs, or beef-stcak, regard her volc'
In other words, the patient should cat and drin
whatever his appetite Graves, not forgetting
be "temporatc in all things"
/: In burning feyers, mock not the patient u
2, s,;ne.iyc call for cooling drink, by simply m%o' %
=. ,sn;ng his parcntS5 Ina. but place BY his Oedso
le 4 vessel Of water, pu; into his han" "a cup, -
IN let him sake his thirst at pleasure. MS IS re'
N son, this is common sense; this is nature.
/ The sanatve may be taken without the iea'
interruption IN business pleasure, and wthor
~ anv variation in the usual course OF living. In
o patient is directed to keep the bowels open wit
"A epsom salts or castor OIL in the ordinary dosoe.
+. DOSE.-For adults, one drop; for children
= a half drop; for infants, quarter drop-to be Il
r. ken. in ali cases. in little tepid milk, thre
- times daily--onc hour before each meal, an
,r thus continue till cure is effected. ForIr
. ! fants the mothers milk ia the most proper
All persons, wh, the Sanativc shall save frol
threatening diseases, are particularly desired
- communicate their cases, post paid, to the pc
sons from whom they purchased tho Sanative.
~ The. Sanativc can be obtained a
Mr.. Blacks, Richland Hill, La, an
at Messrs. DoNNELLA s. RUDD's Store
V:Lark, M;