Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-28
TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.


IMPROVEMENT in whatever regards the hap
piness and welfare OF oar race Is constantly
en- the march To perfection. and with each sue
profound secret revealed, having an import ant
aud direct bear, q over mans highest destfnies
II We take retrospective rev over the pas
twenty years, how Is the mind struck with won
N der! What rapid strides has science made in
every department Of eivilizsd life particularly in
that which relates TO the knowledge of the hu-
\ man system IN health and disease. How valu-
Il able aad Indispensable are the curative means
| recently discovered through the agency Of chem
istry. How does the magination kindle and our
, cdmuatiOn glow at the ingenJIty, tSe near ap
preach 10 the standard ofperectyn, OF the present
nmel Through the elaborate invetigauSns Of
Physologv, or the science OF Life and the Pat ho-
egy OF prevalent diseases, much valuable pract-
cal knowledge has been gained. In consequence
Oh becoming acquainted with the organisation,
the elements of the various tissues and structures
Of the system, remedies have been sought after
| and discovered exactly dapted tn combine with,
| neutralize and expel morbifc matter, the cause
| Of disease, and subs titute healthy action in its
place. The beautiful simplicity of this mode of
treatment ~ not only suggested by the pathology
OF diseases, not only grateful TO the sufferer, but
perfeS tiy IN consonance with the operations of
Nature. and satisfactory TO the views and reason
lngs of every intellleent, rejecting mind. 1t is
tdus that SANDs's SARPARTLLA,a scientific com
blnatlcn Of essential principles Of the most vaus
BILE veget BILE substance T, operates upon the sys-
ten. The Sarsaparla is combined with the mt ST
effectual aids, the most salutary productions the
most potent samples of the vegetable kingdoms:
| and us unprecedented SUCCESS ia the restoration
distressing chronic maladies, has given IL ex
allied character, furnishing as Il does evidence Of
its own intrinsic value, ana recommending TO
the afflicted IN terms the afflicted oniy can know.
Ii has lsnZ been a mostlmpOrtant desIderatum in
the pracucs of medicine to obtain remedy sim
ilar,to this-one that would act on the liver
stomach and bowels with all the precision and
potency of mineral preparations, yet without any
| deleterous effects upon the vital powers of the
system
The attention ofthe reader lie respectfully called
to the foil owing certificates. However great a
| chlevements have heretofoIe been made by the
use OF this invaluable ,medCine, yet daily expo
Iience shows results sull more remark able. The
pr0- rctors here avail themselves Of the oppoTtu-
nifty of saVng IL is source OF constant satisfac-
ton that they are made the means Of relieving
such az amount Of suffering.
| NEwARK. }, Dec 10, l642-
Messrs Sands: Gent.-Words cannot express
/ the gratitude feel for your treatment TO me,
stranger suffering under one of the most ioath-
some diseases that nature Is capable of bearing.
The disease with which was afflicted commen
ced with Inflammation of the eyes, IN the year
1855 which caused most total blindness. For
this was treatod and finally relieved, but the
remedies were such as 10 cause the development
of scrofulous affection On sly left arm near the
elbow.
n"The pain extended from the shoulder TO the
e,G of nv fingers, aud for two years my suffer-
ings were beyond description. tred various
remedies and consulted different ysclans IN
! New York. and amongst them the late Or Bushe,
who told me the disease of the arm was caused
by the large quantity ofmercury taken 10 cure the
I
My sufferlngs continued, the arm enlarged
tumors formed IN different places, and IN a few
months discharged. making ten running ulcers
at one time, some above and some below the e.
| b Nv, and the discharge was so offensive that no
person cOutd bear 10 be in the room where was.
then applied to another distinguished Physician
who told me the amputation of the arm was the
only thing that could save my life, as II was inn
possible TO cure so dreadful diseasei but as
was unwilling 10 consent TO II he recommended
me to use Swaim's Panacea freely; which Gid
without deriving but little benefit, For three
years was unable 10 raise my hand 10 my head
or comb my hair, and the scrotula now made its
| appearance on my head, destroying the bo-.e IA.
different places, eau. Ing extensive ulceratons,
and feared ii might reach and destroy the brain
/ the heart swel.ed very much, accompanied
! with violent pain, numerous external remedies
were recommended, Tut they cid no good. About
a yea since was taken severely Ill with a swell
ling OF the body from head 10 foot, 50 thatI was
entirely help lesss, the Doctor advised me - go
| to the hospital for he did not underJ nd my
case; for the last few month had been afflicted
with a severe pain IN both sides, times So hard
i could scarcely get my breath. A hacking cough
constantly annoye ed me, and this combined with
my other snaladles, rendered me truly miserable.
Such, gentlemen, had been my situation for sew
| en- years of my life when commenced the use
of your Sarsaparilla, bht as my case was con-
| sidered hopeless, and the near prospect of a
i speedy dissolution was considered inevitable,
/ fell u little encouragement 10 perseVere. The
persuasion of friends induced me 10 try your meds
iciaes, which in a few days produced a great
change in my system geaeraliyi by causing al
appe tie. relieving the pains, and giving me
. StfengtDs as success IN pres commerce. Il was
encouraged to persevere, my pains grew es sier
my strength returned food rellsned, the ulcers
healed, new flesh formed, and 9nce more felt
| within me that might get well. Il have now
4 used the SarsaparIlla about two months, ana am
| like different being. The arm that lcdS TO be
4 amputated has entirely healed, thing that
seemed impossible can scarcely believe II {
evidence Of my eyes, but such IS the facts and tits
now useful at any period Of my life, and
my general h eath is better than II has been for
| many years past.
i HEALTH what magic in the word! how many
thousands have sought II IN foreign Ia IDS and
sunny cl lines, and have sought IN valnl Yet !
came to me when had been given up 10 die, anc
feel the pul satIOns Of health coursnR through
my veins, my whole heart and soul go forth u
fervent gratitude 10 the Author of all our SUR
merces, that he has been Rrsciously pleased q
, bless the means made use Of Truly have yOl
proved yourself the good Samaritan TO the affiIc
. | ted, for next TO my Creator, my life is indebted
10 You (or rather the use of your invaluable Sar
. saparilla. The value of such medicine .
! countless beyond price, money cannot pay for u
! have been raisdd from death, l may say, for m
friends and myself thought IL impossible l cOul
recover. And now, gen tlemen, sufe- me TO ad
another proof, certified TOO by my friends an
guardians, as a judgment Of the virtues of 20
= health restoring Sarsaparila. That the Athlete
q may also use IL, and enjoy the benefits u alOn
y can confer, is the heartfelt, feTvent wish Of the
: and your friend. MARTHA CONLlN.
!, know Martha Csnlin, and believe what ct
n states ia this document 10 be perfectly true,
!. JOHN POWER,
A Vicar General Of NeW York,