Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-26
lsArENr MEDICINES.

MUM VITA.
 4 : there are many Medcines of useless and in- K ts,fnnls mature aliea,y before the publc' II ,s- dhcait To rei,e the reiNdice existing in the minds of intelligent and enIght,nC ni, iduais against any article introduced through the meAhs ol an tqNtiiise menf matter how great its merits may he, .. ne" high fouader may stand IS me1lcal man. N9s'- ing bw the interpnsition ot Providence can save l" h,es uf thse persons who day atter day umpei wii' the poisonous and ieadk comptamds blaaone4 fnlth the world through the public press ny isn9fent mel, who have abandoned stine other calling, ana assume" the title ot dot tor, with nl having ever recNs tue lrasl medical instruction. k,uw the difficulty nave ii, persuadtna the phfic aian ad, eftIsng dnetorIs or can b. a reqular pin, scf, bat as address my sell oni, To the fspeehble Ahl lnrcibgenl o1lQn nl inc cs,nnuts ihe iolh@ ing testimonials oi ny Ineu- teal attachments will be ieemc s,uhclento ronNmce the skepiieal.
 received the degree of Dbcforof Nsdiriar rond Sur esn n the College of Ply ic'o,s md Sarga7iS Ar"' l,fk--i,m ,uemler of the New ! ark State Mrd'edt SociefV-Eeil,w of he Massachusetts Meiicdi Socdy, and Iits.iafe et c Ncicai Board 9fthe Stae et L.u iadna, and for the last cgMeeH gears general Pd'"- tiontr oJ 1hdi,ine. .'-
 Aiv Co.ap,uad Entraet of Sarsapdriiia, Li,erwot, Plcarixv Iioa and Lgnun Iita is the result ot ths long experience, and not the medicine Dl an hour consideration merely got up for hunbnsor deceptnn' Upon the respeetabiit, ot my medical testimonials
 --n, great success medical practitioner, and the satiarv and beneficial effects of my medicine stand or fall. seek to decei,e the public with an ar lcle nf whose component parts they are ignorant What do the pubhc know ot the. pnisonous and de- strrtive ingredients conalned m the various pills and panaceas advertised throughout the Union ? The propretois of such medicines know too well if the public were aware, that out ot every teu pills they have swallowed, elght of them are 1iercmy their trade was al an en,t. have amtliAed most of the pills, and other medicines advertised throughout the lnlom and found them td contain, either corrosive StG hnaie or Caisma. The reason s then obvious why
 these base nl,sters will nnl tell the component parts nl their medicines. They pretend that they have dis covered the philosophers stone, an'l that you may
 live through countless ages, fl you but swat " helr medicine. l practice such deception Ny mcdi- cine has stood the test of years- IS recommended hy the most eminent ni the lical iaculty and what is of more importance than all, caudi fly and hon esty confess that my medicine is a combination of SaSagarHa, LpapIt, PieuriSy Rpot, L,snHm Ita, anl one or two other ingredients. The only origin ality claim is in my peculiar mode ot prpparatlon
 It is lruc it lls often been the wonder and alnlze- men of my medical brethren, the astonishing cures performed in eases that were considered not within the pow, of medical aid The whole mystery con- sisted in my uslng the medicine, and this alone to the exclusion of all others and of the correct principles upon which diseases ought to be trcated It will mol however be matter of surprise that such wonderful success should nllow the of this medicine, when
 1 state the principles upon which acted. The human body consists of solids and fluids. The former or long structure is about one-tfth The lat
 ter or soft part five sxths. Man IS linked together by d nnber of organs beautifully as to form per- feet chain m the animal economy. One link of which when of order diseased is sufficient to destroy the harmony of the whole Ihese organs are furnish eI with luunerabe blood vessels called arteries and veins, which have common centre. The heart Tor propeng thrnug them the blood or nutrtive fluid to all parts M the system, from the heart being furnished with valves which all direction, the blood can only flow in corresponding course. That it is
 forced by the heart into the arteries, and after moist
 enng the ast minute ibrss, it is received by tine veins aud brought again to the iieart and performs again the round of the body, and so on m successon
 The of the blood, Is to receive from the anenta- " canal the skin lungs such matters necessary for the nourishnent of man, and to convey 1t to every part of the body for the purpose ofiepairng its waste, and increasing its growth. But il any eiete, poison- foreign matter Is carried into the blood several organs are pro, led as the HtT, kdnsyS, Shin and fuags through which this poison is discharged from the blood the form of pile urine, precipitation and pulmonary exlnalion. From this brai sketch oI mans formation, the intelligent reader easily derstand, how fever and inflammation is produced by the suppression oi preparation, for if precipitation be arrested in consequence of cold, the perspirabe mat ter will mix with the blood and give inina- ton. Ia like manner, if the discharge of bile be rested in its flow from the liver it is taken into the circulation and gives rise to Jaund'ce, yellow ever &c All diseases have therefore common origin, (not inpuity f blool for that is only an effect but in the obstruction of other of those three great outlets or coni,on sewers oi the body, the bowels, skin and kidness. 4i
 Reader, ,il you but know how fem fully anl woun. deliuy you are constructed--hov beautifully the Crer,rt t5f the universe has provided for your pre- servati'ln aud existence, independent of your wIl then indeed woul your admiration of the perfection of his mighty haniiwork never cease. During sleep when ySur mental faculties inactive, and your sou appears to be in state of lepose, then Is the wise provision anl orekunwIedge of the author of nature made manifest. The heart continues tp pour its yila streanfto eysrs ntit of the body--the lungs perform their ',ice-iespiratiun is continued, and the blood sleca l,pnNed-te skin p1urs out from its nyriads pores Efhe poisonous matter of the bood-,lgestion tatntes and te ,lnriti,e particulars of eur food is t.arreJ into the blood ior tee renovation of man.- Were a the organs of the body, therefore unl Ter the contrd1 of the will, when sleep, the heart would cease Co pusaie, death would necessary conse- f,liencf ffollow-the lungs would cease perform their office --suiocaiiou and death be the consequence, precipitation digestion be inierlpted the effects which would be perpetual disease.
 sRcader. you now know perhaps, better than you knew before the importance of keeping these organs so necessary to life iil healthy state. You will also place less reliance the pretensions of ig norant and uneucated men, especially when they at tempt medle with diseases they know nothing of. lou will likewise appreciate the services of the skill f medical practitioner, who has abored for Is years in the study of science through all its minua, and whp offers for your benefit the result of his long and ar,luous abms. ask if you possessed d watch
 
 you take il to d tinker to have it set in order No you wonlJ surely bring il to good watcli-ulaker.- How mach difficult then is the putting in order of the human body when out of repair. watch may stop, be set going agan--if mans lnachi- nery stops, II stops forever. No human power can ever again set 1t in nation.
 l5u may always expect fever and -health to follow the stoppage ola aIy of the sccretins If except, says Val Swianteil, those who perish violent death, a al such exthgushed by old age, all the rest die of niainit3n, caused by suppression oi one or the other ofths secretions Plly describes the terror the R ,nas had oi this disease, and of their applications in the Temple of raulm for the removal of all obsuc- | ions to the natural outlets of the body. Sickness therefore, cannot unless other of those outlets obslructei, except m disease dependent upon SD tc cJiaylo, such is Sinill-poN, measles, A and these diseases are ony cured by in- cre:lsns the natural secretipns. Wlicn you labor 'l- tier disese, no matter of what nature, whether maig ma nt or otherwise, and you take Caiomc from a does he nat always ask you, are your baw els free-is precipitation tee-is the secretion ofurinc ilbun;lant-or, if you have pain what ask you are those enaaries, but merely to ascertain if tn. secie lions are duly performed If they Are wri perform .d, then yonr doctor Is puzzled as to the nature of your disease. Ifthcy are not duly performed, lie then rem lves any obstruction. This Is the great secret o our profession, and thus deI4le reputation when we only assist nature in restoring the natural lions, the great difficulty in the practice of medicines was the proper application of combination of nssii- rinal articles calculated obstluctions, and act the time upon all the secretions. There are many valuable articles in the natera nedlca that will act upon the liver Administered alone, but when , smbined with others to act upon the kidneys, they become neutralize Tue concentrated extract of Sur loaria, Lipelo1rth, Piearisy Rot, and Lgan Nta, Is prepared by me, is the only combination ever yet that possessed this nestnable quality, which has been testified by most medical men in Ea siand. For fall of the properties of these ,lants, must reior the reader to my prize Essay of 70 pages, published in the New England Medical and Surgical Recorder. will enuinerate few only of he diseases in which this medicine showed its mira uous powers Consumption arising from cold, or where hereditary disposition existed ,ipg conpiaiat