Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-09-14
Medicines.
Docs. ChaIiaaer's Sanatiye
H'fRcfure,
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,

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H'incture,
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
For Purifying the Blood and Eradicatinq Disease
fran the System.
THIS medicine is warranted on OATH not to
- contain particle of ealomcl, corrosive sub
Innate, arsenic, chloride of gold, muriate of ba-
rytes, or any other deleterious minerals
1 he principle upon which this medicine acts
Is by assisting and harmonizing with nature, it
drives out all foul and acrimonious humors from
the blood and body, and by assimilating with
and strengthening the gastric juice of the stom-
aehi it assists digestion; in short, there is not
vein, artery, muscle nerve in the human body,
that is not strengthened by this Tincture, and it
also possesses the remarkable property of remoy-
ing mercury from the bones and joints.
READ CAREFULLy the FOLLOWING ASTONISHING.
WONDERFUL, and ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES !;
and then Judge for yourself whether its Parallel
has ever been discovered in the annals ofmedicinc.
DIR. CHALMERS SANATIYE TINCTURE
possesses specific action on the nervous system
and will be found of especial benefit for all per-
sons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose nervous
system has been Frustrated or shattered froIu any
cause whatever; in fact, it is almost impossible to
convey an adequate idea of the speedy and al most
miraculous results which this Tincture effects in
the diseased, broken down and Frustrated nervous
system. Persons all lassitude, weakness and de-
bility, before its use, at once become robust and
full of energy. No matter whether the constitu-
ton has been broken down by excess, weak by
nature, or debiitated by sickness its effect on
the unstrung and shattered nervous organization
is equally certain and apparent. In case of neu-
ralgia, headache, vertigo pains in the nerves of
the face, and the various train of Nervous Aztec
tons palptation of the heart, periodical head
aches. cold and shiyered state of the frame fire.
quent fits of abstraction, total inability, dislike
to society, melancholy, religious monO-mania,
heats and hushes of the face on the slightest
casion. desire that existence might terminate
it will produce cure in an astonishing short pc
rod of time, and it will also remove depression,
excitement, tendency to blush, restlessness,
sleeplessness, incapncity for study or business,
loss of memory confusion, giddiness, blood to the
head mental debility, hysteriu, indccisiOn.
sretchcdncsS, thoughts of self destruction, fear
of insanity, &c. 1t will increase and the
appetite, strengthen the emaciated, renew the
health Of those who have destroyed it by excess,
and induce continual cheerfuluess aud equanim-
ity ofspiritS. and prolOng life.
In fact, Il remedy Cor the above complaints
this Tincturc stands unrivaled and alone. There
is no other reliable remedy, or any that has au-
thenticatcly received the sanction of the medical
faculty.
Mr.. Erasmus Pullen of West Milton, Saratoga
Co., n. Y, WAS cured of Il violent PalpitatiOn
of the Heart; afflicted for seven years, two
years of which time he was unable to attend to
business, employed six of the best physicians of
New York. was finally cured BY three bottles of
DR.. CHALMERS SANATIVE TINCTURE.
Assesses and Pleurisy.
BALTIMORE, June LIST, 1858.
Dear Sir For the last eight years have been
in very low state of health. caused from VIC
lent attack Of PleuriSy i'll the year 1912, which
settled on my lungs-formed two assesses on my
chest, which have been running ever since, and
which reduced me very low in flesh, and COM
pletcy prostrated me. was troubled great
deal with swelling of the chest and limbs, during
which time have had occasional pains in all my
joints. night sweats, fevers, and dizziness in the
head ; in fact complete prostitution of all my
nervous system. About this time recon-
mcnded by my friends and Physicians to go and
stay in the country for few months, and live
on new milk and water crackers, and if the
country air, change of scene and diet would not
effect change in my system. | accordingly
went to live with friend of mine near LONG
| GREEN i'll Baltimore County. At first | thought
| the country air and change of diet appeared to
help Inc, my spirits were better and more bouy-
ant, and my appetite considerably improved. the
new milk appeared for time to assist my diges-
| ton, but after Il while it appeared to lose its
effects after about four weeks returned to Bal
timOrc, scarcely any better than when | went
| away. l then sent for my Physician again, who
! told me he had introduced Il new medicine or pre-
scription in his practice, and that he would pre-
! scribe it for me. He put me course of
! Black Powders which he called COMPOUND
! CHARCOAL POWDERS. l took these four
months with little or no benefit. They at times
! would purge me very much and then leave Inc in
Il costie state. Soon after this, Charles Dunn
called to see me, and finding was no better, re-
| commended me to try IL bottle of DIR. CHAL-
MERS SANATIVE TINCTURE. which he was
| Their using himself, and which he had seen Cffec
| Il great cure John Wesley Nichols of E. Bal
| timore street. At his earnest persuasion, was
hopes of success. The first bottle appeared to
mako but very little change in my disease. but
when had taken about half of the second bot
tie, there evident change for the better in
. my entire system. l continued on until | have
now taken in al, six bottles, and feel m self en-
tirely cured, but shall continue the use of few
more bottles for fear of q recurrence of my dis
case. Yours Respectfully,
/ ARlNA FERRALI.
9S Low ST., Baltimore. Nd.
I COMPLICATION OF DISEASES.
i baltimore. May 9TH, 1858.
I DEAR DocToR With feelings of the liveli-
est gratitude take mp my pen to let You know
the great change DR.. Chalmers Sunutivc Tine
turc has effected i'll my case. | have been af-
liicted with Il complication of diseases Pulpi-
tation of the Heart, Costivcncss, nervous debii-
ty, and Il disease of the wndpipe. which my
! physicians pronounced Bronchitis. l have Cro,i,
time to time been attended by some of the most
skilful physicians that city can boast of but
l none OF them appeared to understand my dis
eases. or were able to cure me, after they had eX-
hausted their skill on mo, was induced ut the
solicitation of numerous of my friends and ac-
qUafntanCcs to try several medicines set forth III
the public prints, which did mo no more good
than my physicians. About this time accidcn-
tally came across one of your circulars and read
it over; your argument in it appeared logical
and reasonable, and determinedI would try a
couple of bottles; judge my surprise and joy v hen