The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-03-12

on lTs INTRINSIC VALUE, UOMMUN-
ITY, AND MT Tex DisCovEaER MUST BE
THE JUDGE.
Many medicines offered for sale nre accompanied
by doubtful certificates (their chief virtue) aud
claim to be universal remedies, curing alt mala-
dics--a bur.e>que common sense. As the dis
cOvrrer of this salt solemny protests against haV
ing it placed on the category OF frauds and impo-
sitons, he has resolved it shall go forth to the
world like the pure gold dollar, with other
passport than its own true value. If the public
lind it genuine they will receive tiff spurious
tn will reject and condemn it. Instead of its
being panacea for all ills, 1t has control but
ole i--has but one aim and accomplishcs but one
thing to wit subdues inhanmatory diseases
whatever be its form or lOcality-whether in the
head. throat, chest abdomen, extremlties or skin
When the dscOverer, after a long series Of labori
Gus and costly experiments. became fully contirm
ed in his conviction that the Anuphlogistic Salt
which he he now has the happiness TO present to
American public. was
PERFECT SUBSTITUTE
for Blood. Letting, Leechers and Blisters, his
mind was SO agitated that he could not sleep for
many nights. rhe cause of his agitation was the
st,ikDg tact that the OF his operations like
that of the virus in vaccination could not be satS-
factorily explained upon any known prnciple.-I
How, in what way. 1t so eff, cually subdues in
flammatory diseases aud Others, at first
wholly xplicable-but, further experiment
it was proved that by its power over the veins,
arteries and glands it equdlizes the fluids of the
Uu0y, lnt want III WHICH 10 the SOle
cause of defamation. 1t eSerts, like the vaccine
matter, an extraordinary influence the circu-
lation--result ng in a gradual decline OF inhAm-
nation indicated by the pulse which soon re-
sumes its natural state, as the pain and heat dis
appear Such is its potency, that like the virus
jlst mentioned it requires merely what adheres TO
10 the point of quill dipped lrto solution "f it
to affect the entire system-out must be instantly
used TO prevent decomposition and secure its full
virtue Three quilts in acute and two in chronic
dISpa four hDurS. till Lle heat and
fever have susided and perfect cure Effected
When it takes the place of leechts stimulating
ointments and busters in local Inflammation, as
Brain Fever, Group, Tootha,he, Pleurlsy, DC. its
mode of administration is two fold. (Sce direc-
tions for dissolving, DC
" The peculiar excellence of this Salt is that
without the useless loss of blood and strength, 1T
tfectualy cures inhammatory diseases IN, others)
by producing an equilibrium OF all the fluids of
the body ana a consequent uninterrupted d circula-
tion. ] he following different forms which the un
balaned fluids assume and many not here mention
ed, that have more or less fever pain per-
fectly subdued by the AntiphlogisLic Salt as ire
is extinguished by v ater.
l-Cases where the unbalanced fluids aff, ct the
HEAD and GHRoAT, to wit Brain Fever, Headache,
Fus, lnhamed Eyes, Ears and Nose, Canker, Neu-
ralgia. Erysipelas, Bronchitis &c,
5-Cases where the unbalanced fluids affect the
CHEsr aud ABDOMEN, to wit: Pleurisy, Asthma,
ln1amed Lungs aud Liver. COtic, Heartburn,
Coughs, DyspeP'ia, Gravel, Gohorrhea, Venereal
&c.
3-Cases where the unbalanced fluids affect the
ExrRENITIEs aud SkIN vii Rheumatism. Gout.
ScrOfula, Chicken and Small PUx, Salt Rheum,
and all itching and other Cutaneous Eruptious
This Sa greatly alleviate the infammatory
pains peculiar married ladies (before and at the
time of conf ement) and many Female Com.
plants and is very fficacinus in Fevers. Ague,
Wounds, Nervous and Spinal affections, and any
other forms of (mark thIs) inhammaIory disease,
attended with heat iebrle symptoms
w h, haua tanH Of nod TO thoI
head and heart or led Inactive lives, breathe
impure air ofmanufactories and the poisonous
fumes of metal, aud minerals, or live in unhealthy
climates, are exposed to pee vitiation OF the
fluids of he body, which one dose without inter
ierng with diet or business, iu three months.
would invariably PREVENT. 1t is believed to afford
protection from infectious di,eases and therefore
1t is recommended travellers sailors and soldiers.
To project the Community from Imposition by
counterfeit the prop ittor will employ NO AGENT,
aud has made such arrangements that he send
the medicine III eny quantity by n,aIl express,
to any part of the United States or foreign coun-
tries Its prime Cost TO the discOverer is 81 so per
drachm-price 81 per drachm--and is put up iu
packages for acute disea.e (wIth directions, &c
at 81 three drachms do for chronic cases, S.; and
five drachms do for families, $s-a net profit of
fifty cents on each package
While many nOstrum makers vctimze tho good
naured and pill ridden puOlic by ordering from
six to dozen boxes or bot les to any malady
no matter what, the undersigned is happy in be-
ing able state that the seyerest forms Of recent
iutlammatory disease are overcome by one acute
package, and the IN st obstinate and long stand
ing cases by one chronic package. AIlhOush sh
thirty days have elapsed since th,s new medicinal
agent became partially known to the citizens of
Boston and few neg hbnrlng towns yet such lave
been the results of its trial that, during the past
week nealy 400 packages were sold in this city,
a d orders received by mail and express for 1863
Funny, lI7 Chronic, aud 3e5 Acute packages-l
In one instance six persons dubbed together and
wrote FIR six packages, (uf the Iii. tie Giant" as
they called t,) TO be forwarded to Que address
thereby saving expense to them mselyes and the pro-
prelor
Gj-LetteTs from clubs or individuals with money
Gf over $40 should be registered at the post
Office where mailed, it costs but five cents, and
will insure their safe arrival
s.The discoverer now humbly submits his Per-
feet Substitute for the lancet, leeches aud blislers
t. the tribunal of an intelligent public re,terating
that it does just what il claim, 10 don more, no
less subdue, Inaammatory disease, Ono others, |
whate'e 9 its form locality, by restoring the
10 1 balance between the fluids aud solids. Fam
lily packages So. Chronic ), and Acute Q; to BE- !
had Qffee Of expense) only by addressing him
through box 3s2, Boston Mass, or at his office
No. 3, Winter street.
Cut out this advertisement and his commu MICA
tel in another column for the perusal of your
neighbors and your own future use.
F. CoGGSWELL, NJ. D.,
DiscOverer and Proprietor.
Boston, Feb. ls. 1851 AIsweJ44.