The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-12

DR.. GUYSoTT's IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
HEAAO" DOCK AND SARSAPA-
RILLA,
10 No" PUT UP IN THE LARGEST SIZED BOTTLES,
AND Is ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE BEST sAR-
sAPARILLA MADE, AS is CERTIFIED BY THE
WONDERFUL CURES 1T HAS PERFORMED THE
ORIGINAL COPIES OF WHICH ARE IN THE
POSSESSION OF THE PROPRIETOR; REMEMBER
THIS is THE ONLY TRUE AND ORIGINAL AR
TICLE.
The compound fluid Extract of Yellov
Dock and Sarsaparilu has been prepared with
particular reference 10 Female Complaints.-
lncipient Consuption, Barrenness. Luchorrhea,
or Whites. Irregular Menstruation. lncon,i-
nence Of Urine. and general gloomy state of
mind. are cured by DR.. Guysot,'s Extract Of
Yellow Dock aud SarsaparIlla. which gives i'm
media!e relief by renewing the foundation of
heaf and strength, the blood. 1t neutralizes
bad humors, stops unnatural secreifons, and
gives healthy action to all the vital powers.
The Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is pecu-
liariy adapted Tor females of delicate health,
resulting from irreguiarity of menstrual dschar-
ges, and other diseases peculiar TO their SEX
The proprietor has in his possession great
number of certificates of cures, performed Of
the above description. We assure the afflicted,
that bottle or two OF Dr.. Guysott's Extract of
Q-
ulaie those difficulties and renew the natural en-.
ergies
CURE OF lRREdULARiTY IN THE PERIODS OF
MENsTRUATIoN.
c. Read this statement of the cure Of Mary
Moore. who was given up by ner Physicians as
being utterly incurable. as herein certified to
by Dr.. A. s. WaIder, one of her consulting
physicians:
r,
Brandonville, Va, Aug. %, 1852.
| certify that Mary Moore. young female,
of 13 or 20 years of age, has been serving in
my family for several years. She become, DIS
eased some two or three years ago by Irregular
isy in her periods of menstruation, during which
me she had taken severe cold. About The
lst Of last April, your Agent here, VIM. NJ.
Riitenour, furnished her with bottle Of Dr.
Guysou's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsa.
parilla on trial, AMI in less than week signs
of recovery were apparent. She contirue6
using the medicine until she had taken five bot
ties of it. and considered herself perfectly well.
although when she commenced taking this meo
cine, her attending physician pronounced her
case incurable. She was. and had been for a
long tine. delirious. DAVID SPIKER.
o. Please read Dr.. Warder's statement of ?
the above case OF Mary Moore:
Brandonyie. Va. Aug %, 1852
This is 10 certify that was called in TO see
the above named Mary Moore, during the ab-
sence of her regular attending physician, found
her in a critical and dangerous condition, and.
as thought beyond all hope Of recovery. AZ
Ter this | was called in consultation with her
regular attending physician Oar opinions
were, that her recovery was impossible learn
ed that her disease was caused more thantwo
years ago. from irregulari.y in her periods of
nenstruatior, caused by taking severe cold
| Gid not see her ngain but soon after learned
that she was getting well. | was much sur
prised nj this, and, on inquiry as 10 what could
have caused this sudden change. was informed
10y VIM. Vi. Ruenour,) that she had been Ia
king DR.. Gnysolt's Extract Of Yellow Dock and
Sarsapnrilla. have since heard of lts great
effects in other cases in this vicinity. | have
no inducement 10 make this statement, other
than it may induce others afflicted as was The
subject of this statement, 10 try the Yellow
Dock and Strsapa'ila, believing. as do, Tint
ii is possessed Of many excellent qualities, and
adapted 10 many diseases Inciden: 10 the human
family. A. S. WARDER, M. ID.
C. Put up in q1art bottles. 81 per bottle.
Six bottles for S5.
Sold by JOHN D. PARK.
N. E. corner Fourth and Walnut streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio, 10 whom all orders must be
AGENTS.
Curtis Hatch, Ravennu; Walter Dickinson,
Randolph; Gibbs & Day. Deer6eId; G. s. Par
sons, Windham; Joseph Hazen, ]. H. Sprague,
Garrettsvie; B. P. Cummins, Akron; A. v.
Horr, ShalersviIle; j, B. Whedon, Hudson;
Dow g. Co, Cuyahoga Falls; H. & f, Gay
lord, Cleveland; J. W. Cone g. Co, Franklin
Mills.