Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
TO The AMERICAN PUBLIC.

TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.
Improvement in whatever CARDS the happi
ness and welfare OF our race is constantly on the
march to perfection. and with each succeeding
dsy some new problem is solved, or some profound
secret reyesled, having an important and direct
bearing over mans highest dessinies. If we take
a Retrospective view over the past t~enty years.
how s the mind struck with wonder! What RAJ
mid strides has science made in every department
ofcivilized life particularly 10 that which relates
TO the knowledge Of tho human system IN health
and disease. How valuable and indispensable are
the curative means recently discovered through
the agency Of chemistry How does the imssi
nation kndle and our admiration glow al the in
genuty, the near approach to the standard OF per-
lection, OF the present timei Through the elab'r
rate investigations of PLY sology or the science OF
LIFE, and the Pathology of prevalent diseases,
much valuable practical knowledge has been gain
ed In consequence Of becoming acquainted ~,
the organisation the elements OF the varors Ills.
sues and structures Of the system, RENEE .es have
been sought after and Uncovered exc. tiy ndapted
10 combine with. neutrsiize am expel morbi6c
matter the cause of disease, ar substitute health,
action in it's place. The b-autiul simplicity Of
this mode Of treatment IS not only suggested by the
pathology OF diseases, only grateful TO the sIf-
f.reI, but perfectly in consonsnce with the opera
reasoning 81 every intelligent, rejecting mind
u Is tn'is that SAsD's SARsAP.RiLLA, scirntihc
coordination oi essential principles OF the most val
afoe vegetable substances, operates upon the sys-
TEN. The Sarsspariila is combined with The moot
eaectual aids, the most salutary productions. the
most potent simples of the vegetable kingdom; and
its unprecedented success in the restoration to
| health TO those who had ne pinned under the most
distressing maladies. has given il exalted char
scter, furnishing it does evidence of its own in
tinsic value, and recommending II TO the afflicted
| in terms the afflicted only know. Ii has long
been most important desideratum in the practice
Of medicine TO obtain q remedy similar to this
one that would act on the liver, stomseh and bow
els with all the precision and potency Of mineral
preparrtions vet without apy OF their dele,erious
| .f.cts uoon the vital powers of The system.
|
The attention of the reader 10 respectfully called
to the foIIoving certificates. However great g.
achievements have heretofore been made by the use
of this invaluable medicine, vet daily experience
shows resuI.s still more remarkable. The pro-
prietos here avail themselves Of he opportunity Of
saving IL ia source of constant satisfaction that
| they are made the means Of relieving such a.
mount of suffering.
| NEWARK N. j Dec. 10, l842.
| Messrs Sands: Gent.--Words cannot express
the gratitude | feel foI your treatment TO me,
stranger suffering under one Of the most loathsome
disease, that nature is capaele of bearing The
disease with which was afflicted commenced
with Inflammation of The eyes, in the year 1886,
which caused almost total blindness. For this
was treated and finally relieved. but the remedies
were such as to cause the developemen, Of sorof
ulous affection on nv lef, arm near the elbow.
THE pain extended from the shoulder to the
end of nv fingers and for two wears nv suiferines
we're beyond description | tried various reme-
dies and consulted different Physicians in New
York and among them the late DR. Bushe; he told
me the disease of the arm was caused by the large
| quantity of mercury taken TO cure the infamma-
ton of the eyes.
| Nv sufierings continued the arm enlarged, tu-
mors formed in different places, and in few
months discharged, masking ten running ulcers al
one time, some above and some below the elbow,
and tha discharge offensive that no person
| could bear to be in the room where was. then
| applied TO another distinguished Physician who
told me smputation of the arm was the only thing
that could my life, as it was impossible to
cure so dreadful disease; but as | was unwilling
TO consent to it he recommended me to use Swsim's
Panscea freely, which did without deriving but
little benefit. For three years was unable to
| raise my hand to my head OF comb my hair, and The
scToiuls now made its appearance on my head DIES.
troyng the bone in different places, causing ex
tensive ulcerations and feared 1t might reach and
! destroy the brsin-tne head swelled very much
accompanied with violent pain, numerous exter-
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good. About year since was taken severely
vi with a swelling of body from head to foot,
that was entirely helpless, the Doctor advised
me to 60 to the hospital tor he did not understand
my case for the last lew months had been at
iicted wi,hs pain on both sides, at times so hard
| could scarcely get my breath A hacking cough
constantly annoyed me. and this combined with
my other malades, rendered me truly miserable
Such, gentlemen, had been my situation for seven
years of my life when commenced the use OF your
SarsaparIs but as my case was considered hope
less and the prospect of a speedy dissolution
seemed inevitable, ielt but little encouragement,
10 persevere. The pursuason of friends induced
me TO Try your medicine, which in few days pro
duced great change in my system generally, by
causing an appetite, relieving the pains, and Civ
ing me strength; a success inspires confidence,
[ was encoura ed TO persevere nv pains grew
ulcers healed new flesh formed and once more
felt within me that might get WE'LL have now
used the SarsaParilla about Two months, and m
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