Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01

Medicines
DOcf. CHlslIalaerss SslnatTye
EEmct1IHes
ENTIRELY NEGETAB ABLE,
For The Blood and tradientilg Disease
Jloatl he Ssfsteaas
HIS medicine IS warranted on oath mot to
=. contain particle OF ealomels coFrosiveisub=
Innate, arsenic. chloride of gold, muriate of ba-
rytes. or any other deleteri Gus minerals.
The principle upon which this medicine acts,
is by assisting and harm onizing WI th allure, it
drives out all foul anti acrimonious huInors from
the blood and body, and by assirnil ating with
and strengt hening the gastric juice of the ston=
it assists digestion in short, there is not q
SelIl, artery. nnsc1esor nerve in the human body
that is not siren thensd by shis Tinetpre, andit
ing mercury from the bones and iSiiiSSs
READ, CARKFuLLy tho iFoELowiSo AsToSSassISo5
WoNDERFl1., and AI.NosT A I1sAct Hops Gums
and then indge for yoursel W neither its Parallsi
nseverheen discovered in the annals ofmedicines
DR. CHALMERS SANATiVE TINGTutsE.
Dosscsses specific action on tho nervous systems
and viii be found of csnecal benefit for all per-
sons afflicted with weak nerves, orgwHose nervous
system has been prostfated or shattered from any
cause whatever; fact, it is almost impossible to
convey an edua to idea of tho speedy and almost
miraculous results which this IinctuTe effects IN
the diseased broken down and prostrat ted nervous
system. Persons all lassitude, weakness and de-
6ility before its use, ut once. become robust and
full Of energy. Nosmatter whether the constitu-s
ton has been broken down by excess, weak by.
nature, or de6ilitated by sickness; its effect on
the unstrung and shattered nervous organization
is equally certain and apparent In case of neu-e
ralgla, headaches vertigo, pains lnsthe nerves OF
tho face, and the various trUln OF Nervous Attoe-
tons palpita6ion of the heart, periodical head
aches cold and shivered state of the frame, fro
lquentfts of abstraction, total inability, dis ke
to society, melOnchollYS religious monoSmantas
heats and Pushes of the face on the slightest oc-
casion, desire that existence might terminate /;
it will produce cure in mn astonishing short pc
llH.,lsO lorn
eXcitemcnt, tendency to blush, restlessness,
slccplessncss, incapacity for study or business,
loss of memory confusion, giddiness. blood to- the
head, mental debility, hysteria, ihdecision,
Srctchcdness, thoughts of self destruction, fSRF
of insanity, &c. 1t will increase and restore the
appetite, strengthen the emaeiated, rencw the.
health of those who have destroycdit by excess,
and induce continual cheerfuluess aud equanim-
ity ofspirits, and prolong life. ~
In fact, a remedy Cor the above complaints.
this Nncturo stands unrivulled and alone. There
is no other reliable remedy, or any that has au-
thentieately received the sanction of the medical
faculty.
PALPITATIoN OF TUE Heart.
Mr.. ERASMUS Pullen, of West Milton, Saratoga
Co., n. y, was cured of asviolcnt Palpitation.
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.. CHALMER's SANATIVE TINcTuRE.
Assesses and PIeurIsy.
BALTIIoRE, juno LIST, 1858.
DeQr,Sir For the last eight years Ihave been
in very low state of heath, caused from q yio-
lent attack of Pleurisy in the year 1912, Which
settled my lungs-fofn1cSl two assesses ON my
chest, which have been running ever, sin cr. ma
which reduced mo very low in tosh and COM
pletely Frustrated Inc. was troubled n great
deal with swelling of the chest and limbs, during
which time have had occasional pains in NIL my
joints, night swcats evcrs, and dizziness in the
head in fact complete Prostration of all my
| nervous system. About this time /. was recon-.
mcnded by my triondsan Physicians to 20 and
stay in the country for few months and live
kon now mill and water Crackers and sec if the
country air, change of scene and diet would not
effect change i'll my system. Ilaccordingly
GREEN i'll Baltimore County. AT first Thought
Tho country mir and change of dict appeared to
nnt, aud my appetite considerably improved, the
| new milk appeared for time to assist my digcs-
ton, but after while it appeared to lose it's
effects; after about four weeks returned to Bal
timore, scarcely any better than when l went
| away. then sent for my Physician again, who
told me he hndintroduccd anow medicine or pro-
scrptonl in his practice, and that he would pre-
scribe IT for mo. He put me course of
Black Powders which lie called COMPOUND
CHARCOAL POWDERS. I took these four
Vnonths with little or no benefit. They at times
| would purge me very much and then leave mo il,
/ dcostic state Soon after this, Charles Dunn
cPllcd to see me, and finding was no bottcr, re-
| commended me to try bottle of DIR. CHAT
| AIERS' S!ANAIIVETINCTURE which he was
tier using himself and which lie had seen cffect
a great cure on John Wesley Nichols of L. Bal
induced to make a Trial, but with little or no
holes of success. The first bottle appeared to
mnke butycry little change in my disease, but
tie, there cvidcntchnngc for tho bcttcrin
my entire system. continued OH until / have
now taken in III: six bottles, and feel myself en-
tircly cured, but shall continue the use of n few
moro bottles for fear of recurrence of nv dis
! ease. Yours Respectfully,
ARINA FERRALI
IS Low st., Baltimore, Nd. |
COMPLICATION pP- DISEASES
BALTI{onE, May 9Th 1858.
DEAR DocToR :-Witht feelings of the iivoli |
4 the great chnngeDr. Ciu lnier's sanGtiVo Tine.
ture has effected i'll my clso. ! have been af- 4
tation Of the Heart CostiEcncss, nervous dcbiii-
ty, and a disease of the windpipo, which nv
physicians pronounced Bronchitis. hive from