The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-08
From the Boston Post ]
NRW MEDICAL SALT.

Az We knov but little Of medical politics, our opin
lon may not be worth much, but do mot hesitate
announced below the discovery Of which was stated
=. our 1:psr some tine since po:sssses he exaordi
70 the new medicine" Were Il only . substitute for |
70 sS ss sSpa nS fail
we commend the fortunate and snsetprisins propds.
HE r ,s di:cOvsy yishcgs co%@Sn
er than its real value and his own reputation. As he
may be unknown to the community abroad, We take
great pi. IN stating that he has long occupied
about % yeaSs ago. his coIesase and medical educs
ton at two popular colleges In New England.
liberal proposition for equal partnership in his dis
ccyery, from medical gentleman who has experiment
Publisher o. newspapers and periodicals, at home
and abroad. will be interested in his communication
and advertisement.
~. lcoNMuSIcArED FOR THE Posr.l
AErIrHLooisrIc sALr.--A Perfect substitute for
the Lancet, Leeches and Blisters or its intrinsic
value the enlightened community, and not the dis
When the undersigned, after long series Of labo-
tio us and sSsy me become fully scnSs
pab Va: an .SSas
taiOn the striking fct, that the manner OF its ope
How, in what way, perfectly suldues irarntory
but, on further experiment, was proved that by is
power the VEINS arteries and glands, Il equses
Which, IS the sSe ssas. u Such e IL
potency ut ike the vaccine matter, requires mere
SSon e. e s entire SS1 aRea tG Be
INSTANTLY used to prevent decomposition AMI secure
ss m s s ani swo I'm.
sSesided and perfect cure si;csed When u takes
brain fever, Group, pleurisy, &C.. its mode Of admns
The So hs, Withheld !; from the public tl
| friend whom he consulted-s gentleman known and
felt in the medical world, and who desired to submit it
s:rutinzins eye, its signal triumph over bo.h acute
and chronic nfaatory diseases lno othersl in repeated
special and equal partner the recipe for
facture. but the proposal rejrcsed. Though en-
ther he does not expect its ready acceptance either
with the public the profession; for long
The aisSss q the anses and bstes Is Ss%ne ses
by humanity and science. Is it not mistake to sup.
van cease to boil by dpp ig outa rrt oft or cask
Of lad cider dmpure hlooc) be made pure by drawing
snS shsn
The late Dr. b. %s,srhouse. o. iiarvaTd University,
most smineni pSy:ieaSs in New Enyians aetsosi Vi, ].
sdsei just before his DEATH that she had been doubt
ing for many yeis whether blood Letting and blister.
ing did not assrayate rather than arrest dseases."-
S"ne who and high in the old and new school have
Tess they believe the lancet, setons, leeches and iuu
ating ointments injure ten where they benefit
4, and Levitt xvii ii-that s'rHg BLOOD IS rHs IivE.'
IL il not the excess Of blood there never Is too much
that causes diseases but the want Of balance between
4 The special excellence Of the Ant;phlogssic Salt Is
ss sus tde % diseases s mo
Producing an equilibrium OF all the hlids and \ coll
seluent uninterrupted clrcuation. IL exerts, Ike IN
veins, arteries and in gradual de
its natural state, the heat pain and fe
Many r%edieines Offered for sale are accompanied ,,
on common sense As the dscoverer Of this Salt sol
en s and mosns he has prssored that i
60 forth TO the world like the pure go dollar, with y
md il genuine, they will receive tiff spurious the,
wi reject and condemn It. II does just hat claim
moving o% the system al asrl we %S sad slan
dular obstructions Instead of being panacea for Al
Ills, IL has control over but il-has but aim
tory Dse.seswhaieyer its form or iocaiiry-wheih
skin. Is il asked, how It does this Simply by reso
ring the lost balance between the fluids and solds.
counteres the propresor will employ no agent, an
has made such genents that ne send the med
s o. @a ss q
drschnn,Hsice " Per Srachm.l
II III enutiOn ~ the Iofe2Oing pain ana unvaruiSne
statement OF the important value and efficacy VI III
Medical (Antpogistic) Salt, by its discoverer,
and do most ceerfully endorse DIR. Ccggswel,
gentleman OF the highest INTEGRITY, and hearing pro
essional reputation which entries his declations
eernng hi: new discovery, u the fullest confidence
the Medical profession and the public. That he Is
charlimn or aquack, the above communication a
fcrds undouhed proofs; and to these can be added tn
testimony OF all OF leading Doctors Of Medicine
OF the value OF his new discovery, experiments an
experience will amply show i'm good time. His pre-
ent desire s have tested throughout the length
hreath OF the land, and every true ply sican and phi
anthropst WILL hope, aid him in thus demonstrs
ting the virtues Of medical discovery which is equal
Importance to the application Of the great antsthe
agents, ether aud chorosorm.
y. COGGSwELL, NJ. D.,
81 Discoverer and Proprietor.