The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-03-26
from the Boston Daily Post.l
Nox,, NadsruI EnIf.


Az we know but little of medical politics. orr opin-
ion may not be worth mnch but we do not hesitate to
say that if the substitute for venesecton ana bsers
stated below, the discovery of which was announced
in our paper time nce) possesses the extraordn
nry powers claimed for it, the Lancet destined to rust
in its case and the public will excaim success to the
new medicine" Were il only n substitute tor the PAIN
full and hateful blister il would not fail to WIN It's
popular and yield rich harvest to the :coVerer
We commend the fortunate and enterprising pro-
prietor, DR.. i. Coggswe for his wisdom in sSnulhg
forth his new discovery without ce'tfcdtesso COM
mon with the nostrums of the day--and with no oheF
backer than its real value and his own reputation As
he may be unknown to the community abroad we take
great pleasure stating that he has long occupied
prominent position in the profession and received
about thirty ago. his collegiate and medical ed
ucation at two popular colleges in New England
1t will be that the doctor has recently refused
liberal proposition for equal partnership in his dis
covery from medical gentleman who has experiment
Publishers of newspapers and periodicals, at home
or abroad will be interested in his communication and
advertisement.
AsrIPHLoGisriC SALT.--A Perfect Substitute for
he Lancet. Leeches and Btsters Of its intrinsic
raiue the eg ghtened community and not the d'scorerer
mustb the judge. -.
When the undersigned after long series of labori-
Gus and costly experiments became fully confirmed in
his conviction that the Antphlogstic SALT which ne
now has the happiness present to the American peo-
ple was an effectua substitute for boodlettng eecil-
and blisters his mind was so agated that ne coua
not sleep for many nights The cause oil MS agitat,on
like that of the virus in vaccination could not be salts
factorily explained upon any known prneiple HOW, IN
what way it perfectly subdues inammntory oiseases
and no others was at first wholly nex pcable-but on
further experiment it was proved that by Its power
the veins. arteries and glands it equazes the t-
ids of the body. the want OF an equilibrium IN whi.n
the sole cause of inflammation. Such is its potency
that like the vaccine matter it requires merely what
adhercs the point of quill dipped into solution
of it. to affect the entire SYSTEM but must pe instantly
'ed prevent decomposition and secure its full virtue
Three nuills in and two in chronic diseases eV
ery "a Iu,rs till the fchrc action has subsided and
perfect effected When It tales 'he pace OF DIS
ters and leeces n local affections as brain fever Group
peurisy &C. i,s administration is two fold. See dt-
rectiOHS for diss0iriHg' 9c. . =. e H., ,,; 81,
The discoverer has wlthheu II ir"i 'ie PL',J VI,
now bv the advice of iudicious physician and valued
friend whom he consutel-a gentleman known and felt
in til, medical word-and Who desired 10 suo't 10 ~
the test of experiment. Attei witnessing, III.
scrutnilng eye its signal trltmp oNe o1,o.
and chronic naammatory diseases mo "thersJ ~
ed and re-repeated trials, he made oeFai 9er g, ~
come in as special and equal partner in the Thpeh
its manufacture. but the proposal was rejected
encouraged by the zeal and good will of his ne, nea
brother he does not expect its ready acceptance eith>
with the public the profession for great error
long sanctioned by high authority, Is but partially re-
moved The disuse of the lancet and bisters, is de-
mandcd both by humanity and stience. Is 1t not
mistake, to suppose that kettle of boiiin2 water Vhe
nhamed blood will cease 10 boil by dipping out part
of t-or caSk of bad cider (impure blood be made
good, by drawing OFF portion of il? Is it not mis-
take to SUPP that blsters and rnbefacens VIII re-
ilmmaon another? The late DIR. Il. Waternouse oi
Harvard University said" am sick OF learned quack-
ery," One of the most eminent physicians IN New
England acknowledged just before his DEATH that he
had been doubling for many years whether 6ood-let
ting and blsters did not aggrayae rather than arrest
disease" Some who stand high in the old and new
school, have quite lately espOused his views and now
openly confess they believe the lancet, setons leeches
and stimulating ontments injure ten where they Dene-
fit They think there is meaning to Deut IL ~
--Gen ., 4--and Levitt II, li--that " TUE BLOOD is
LIFE 1t is not the excess of blood lthere never
is too much) that disease, but the want OF
balance between the fluids and solids,
The special excellence of the AntphloSstc Sait Is
that without the useless loss of blood and strength, 1t
eecually subdues nammatory diseases mo others by
producing equilibrium of all the uids anu conse
quent uninterrupted circulation 1t exers like the vac
cine matter, extraordinary influence over VEINS ar
teries and gands--resultng in gradual decline OF in
hammation indicated by the pulse, which soon re-
its natural the heat. pain and fever dis
appear. .
Many medicines offered for SALE accompanied by
doubtful certificates, Cheir chief virtue0 and claim to
be universal remedies, curing all malades-a buresque
common As the discoyerer OF this Salt SOL
emnly protests against having placed in the category
of frauds and impositions he has resolved that shall
go forth to the world like the pure gold dolarwih no
other passport than its true value. If the public
find it genuine, they will receive tiff spurious they
will reject and condemn it. II does just what it claims
to do-no more, no less--eqWdhseS the Hutds, by re-
moving from the system all areral, venous and CLAM
duar distractions Instead of being panacca for all
ills has control over but one il-has but one aim
accomplshes but thing to wit subdues lNFLAMMA-
TONY Observation-Disclosures be its forms or locality
whether in the head, throat, chest abdomen, extrem-
ties skin Is it asked how it does this? Simply by
restoring the lost balance between the fluids and solids
D5- To protect the community from imposition by
counterfes the proprietor will employ no agent, and
has made such arrangements that he send the med
cine in any quantity by Mail Express to any part
of this or foreign countries. Prime cost, 81 80 per
Drachm-price 81 per Drachm.l
The discoverer now humbly submits his Antiphlo'
CYSTIC Salt to the tribunal of an intelligent public
leaving the result with Him who overrules all things.
+. COGGSWELI., NJ D.,
Dscoyerer and Proprietor.
Boston, March 8, l3j7--43w6