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ls-iess aad IHiuf1za iaf#t. teo., u,iu ti. ut .ic, it Is la5 tAa r=H sH t, ptc ...te r i-ts n he malas ot aielHzsat ans t--. cu naiF lteaI lE,uhst auy nrlgle lHHea iucet Aifu4b tlc hrta O. an ailveftseneu u4tter 4,us lrc,u ucr- may be- or high lue ionAdei nay tn.u tulrIi man. Nttuiua hut tie intefp sfonoi Pro ilrlcc can save the lives oi thase per ins who d.e lrt lay jumper ~tA the pn!soueus ana deadly eonpou. d5 liz ned l forth to the Wnra through the pu.c by iguuu. men who have aba daued some other ca ing, and assumed the tile If doctor, Wuhlut having re. celved the easl medical instruction. ] know the difficulty lhave in persuadina the public that ad- verti-iag doctor Is he regular Physician, btt as address my ,eit fly to the respects be and nlI -igent portion of the community. the following testi monials of my medical atttinnents will be deel.ed sufficient to convinee the most skepticul.
 l received the degree of Doctor of medicine a r7 Su geon in the College of Phyisians and Surgeons New York-alu member of the New York State Medical SocietY-Feliow of the Massachsetts Med ical Sos; ty, and Lineent of the medical Board of the State o Loosiana, aud for the last eighteen years a general practitioner of Medicine.
 My compound Extract of Sarsapara, Liverwurt, Peurisy Root and Lgnun Vita is the result of this long experience, and not the medicine of m hours consideration, merely got up for humDug deception. Upon the responsibility of my medical testimonials my great medical pract nner and the sal utary and beneficial effects of my medicine, stand fall l seek not deceive the public with an ar. ficle of whose component parts they are gnoraut.- What do the public know of the poisonous and de- siructve ingredients contained in the various psand panaceas advertised throughout the Union The pro prietors of such medicines known too well if the pub lie aware, that put of every pills they have swallowed, eight of them Nercury their trade was n end l have analysed most of the pius and other medicines advertised throughout the I1ion and fouhd them contain, either c0ry0sse smbiaaats Cdiomel The reason IS then obvious why in. sp base impostors will nor tell the component parts o 1 iheir medicines They pretend that they have dis covered the philosophers stone, and thai you n,,,, i've through countless ages, if you but swallow tbe
 medicine. lpractee no such deception. My medi- cine has stood the test of yearsit is recommended oy the mos eminent ot the medical hcul ', and what is of impo .tauee than all candilly and hopesfI confess that my medicine Is comb ibnatiun of Snrsa
 arilla, Liverwort, Pleursy Root, Lignum Vita and one other ingredients. The only oriqinalify 1 claim is in my peculiar mode of preparation lis true, il has often been the wonder and anaz rncpt of medical brethren, the astonishing cures performed | in that considered not within the mower | ofmedieal aid The whole mystery consisted in my using this medicine and this alone to the exclusion | of all others and o the correct priurines nno, which diseases onght to be treated It will not l however be matter oi surprise that such wonder. 1 ful success should follow the use of ths nn d,ina when state the principles upon which acted
 The human body cosisls of solids and fluids The former ar long structure IS about one filth The latter or oltPart five sixths Man is linked to- | gether by number of organs so beautifully arranr- ed as to form perfect ctrhan in the animal econonly | One link of which when outof order IS sufficient to destroy the harmony of the whole These organs are furnished with inn nlmerable blood vessels called arterleS and veins, which have Il common centre,- | The heart for propeing through them the blood or nutritive fluid all parts of the system--be- | ing furnished with valves which all m one di- rection the bloc can only flow in corresponding course Thus 1t is forced by the heart into the artc- res, and after moistenng the mostminute bres il is received by the veins and brought again to the heart and performs again the round ofthe body and so on | in succession. The of the blood is to receive from the almentary canal the skin, lungs, such mat iers as is necessary for the nourshment of man. and to convey every part ufthe body for the purpose of reparing its waste, and increasing it's growth.
 But Ii any effect poisonous foreign matter is car ried into the bood several organs provided as the liver, kidneys. skin and lungs through which this poi
 Is discharged from the blood in the form of bile urineperspif auonand pulmonary From this bre sketch olman stormation the inle easily understand how fever and inflammation is pro duced b suppression Of perspiraton, for fperspra- ton be rested Ill consequence of cold, the erspra- ble matter will mix with the bio,d and give to inflammation. ln like manner, 1.-the discharge of bile be arrested in its flow from the liver it is taken into the circulation and gives to )aubdice, yellow fe | yer, &c. All diseases therefore have one common orign not mpurity of blood, for that is only an eff iect) but Ill the obstruction of one other of those three great outlets of the body the bowels, skin and kidnea.
 Reader, did you but know how learlully and won deriully you eonstruced-how beautifully ythe re- of the universe has provided for your preserva. ton and existence, independent of your will hen in. decd would your admiration of the perfection of his mighty hand work never cease. During sleep, when your mental faculties inactive, and your soul ap- pears to be in state o repose, then is the wise pro- vision an fore knowledge oithe author of made Inaest. The heart continues to pour its vital stream every part of the body-the lungs pc rforn their office -respraton Is continued and the blood decarbonzed-the skin pours out from its Inyriads ot pores the poisonous matter the blood-diges- ton continues and the nutritge particles of food jed into the blood for the renovation of man. Were all the organs of the body the elore under the control of the will, when we slept the heart would cease to pulsaie death would $ necessary conse- quence foow-the lungs would perform theil ofice-sufucaton and death be the consetuence precipitation or digestion be interrupted. he effects of which would be perpetual disease
 Render, you know perhaps better than you ever knew before. the importance of kee ping these organs necessary to life in healthy
 You will also place less reliance the pretensions of ignorant and uneducaled men, especially when they attempt meddle with diseases they know noth ing of You will like wise appreciate tine services of the skilfu medical practitioner, who has abored for Is years in the study of science trough all it's mi nutie and who offers for your benefit the result of his long and arduous lsbors ask if you possessed a watch e live dollars "aue, and 1t of repair, would you take il to tinker to have il in order No; you would uiely carry it to good wachlnaker. How much difficult then is the putting in order of the hunnn body when out oi repar. watch may stop, it be going again--f mans machinery once stops, il stops forever. No human power can ever again set il in motion.
 You may always expect fever and ill-health fol- low the stoppage of any of the tions. If we cept says Van Swieton those who perish by violent deaih such extinguished by old age, all the rest die of Inflammation caused by suppression one o.her of the secretons, Piny describes the the Romans had oths disease and of their supplica- tions in the Temple of Fanum for the removal of all ob,tructions the natural outlets of the body. Sick ness therefore cannot unless other fthose outlets obstruced, except il be disease depend ani upon specific contagion such as small pox, ses, veneral, &c and these diseases only cured by increasing the natural secretions When you labor under disease matter of what nature whether lignant otherwise, and you take Calomel from a Physician does lie not always ask you are your bow els ree-- is perspraton rees the ion of urine abundant--ot, if you have pain what, ask you, are those inquiries, but barely to ascertain if the tions are duly performed. Ifthey wellpertormed, then your doctor is puzzled the nature of your disease. lfthey not duly performed he then re- any obstruction. This is the great oour prnie ssion, and thus define reputation when se only assist in restoring the natural secreous The great difficulty in he practice of medicine was the proper application of combination of medical tices tlculaed to remove Instructions, and act same time upon all the :retons. There many va uable articles in the maera nedca that will upon the liver administer ed alone, but when comhn. ed with others to upon the kidneys, they become neurazed. The concentrated extract of Sarsaparil. la Lverwort Pleurisy Root and Lignuin Vita pre- pared by me is the only combination yet dis covered that possesses this inesmable quality, which has been testified to by most of the medical men in England. For fuaccoun of the properties of these plants l must refer the reader to my Prize Essay of 40 pages published in the New England Medical and Surgical Recorder will enumerate a few only of the diseases in which this medicine showed its mirac- uous 'powers-Consumpion arising from cold, or where hereditary disposition existed, liver com | paint, yellow fever. aundce i digestion torpid or inactive of the bowels, papiiaon of the heart