New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-18
MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS
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few words of explanation TO constant resders TINS pa
pr advisable cider the perhaps natural oehei
that the notices pphshed regarding the oae
fnberg Medical Institution OF New.fors relate Only 70 WHAT
ordinarily denoniusted psient lnsek medicines
The Ge,nJeg Medical Instoon, though making she prep
reliable Family Medicines the leading feature
of this establishment differs from all others In the ia thar ~"
Organized under specisl legislative authority from The se o.
New. York rendering responsible and trustworthy nS
luton varying widely from the general estehrenny things 90
pauby offered to the public ais In the form Of med
cine Though only about fifteen years have elapsed rom s
commencement, the 0rssfnses Medical Institution mas DC
Of the widely known aud firmly established IN
the country snd with it reputation for ki integrity and con-
fdenee may safely challenge comparison with any other neaieei
orsanization in the world r s .. .I.r.4 'ii
Being aware that all advertised articles liable to the sus
pcion motives and knowing that ost medical ad
yertssmen are coored by the wishes and advau
sgc of the Sdveers II seets by plain ana candid sye OF
publication sn the confidence and esteem OF rejecting ana
intelligent and but makes no appeal TO those VINO
would promote private ends the Of the public good
To the words Of leading American journalist and foreign
correspondent scientific we. practical observation con-
vncs that swie Providence has supplied IN the veseta
BE kingdom and In simple forms remedies for every disease IN
dent humanity The celebrated Engsh reformer Ora
ham, says: Man endesvors effect his snds by multiplied and
complicated forgetting that God aecompnshes 'he
mos, mighty ends by simple most of which He has placed
t the dsposa of ipqung men, II T. because OF their com
pcated prescription and ponderos machinery that people havo
much faith In medical schools and Il precisely because
Of their simple and natural methods Of that the Grsenoes
theory and practice hes become universally popular with the
people, rapidly gaining the entire confidence OF the
medical inteects throughout the civilized world This
Gef.nbes meda preparations guided by true science have
achieved the eminent and must ere long revou
tonze present system Of treating disease For xth
Of century medicines have been In practical no"
there no portion Of the Christian world but what IL familiar
with these simple but effective remedies the discovery Of wheh
may well throw ordinary scientific and phanshopc advantages
far into the shade"
THE GRAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES comprise
VEGETABLE PILLS for general family USE and Tor rev
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Costiyeness 6c sALVES ior
Piles Burns Bruises and all Inflammation. Srups, Invaluable
IN all cases of Bowel Complaints. SARSAPARiLLAS and
BII1ERS for scrofuas Eruptons Humors, Debility, &C.
REMEDIES FOR CONSUMPTION, the most certain ever
known. A PANACEA FOR CHILDREN, which Is uniVer
sally esteemed superior any other medical preparation In
all ailments Of infancy, &c The series consists Of eleven
vslusbe family medicines end they do NOT CONTAIN ONE
PARTICLE OF CALoMEL NOR ANY MINERAL DRUG
Whatever but prepared from purely vegetable sub
by the skful physicians In the various Depart
ments Of healing for which they are designed
THE LEADING GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES ARE
VEGETABLE PILLS-UTERINE CATHoLlCON
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
ure the hes, in the world for family use and for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EApicHE-NERyorsSk>s-
BnIorssEss-- HEARrBuRs-AcIUIrr-NAuskA FLATulEScs
WANT OF APPFTTE-DYsPEPsA-LIyRR COMPLAINT
GkPises
On accounted s1 great mdnts aHdfrom the iet tat ney
nerey cye nda,ede The b0p 10 cons.pafed eond
,on the Graeabeg P rW be found more pleasant @GS any
othot
CO. PRICE, % cTyTs PER BoI. OK TBR RECEIPT or ONE
DOLLAR POUR NAIL PRIZE OF POSTAGE,
TO COUNTRY.
THE GRAEFENBERG MARsHALEs UTERINE Ca
TH0LICON
This win nfslbly positively invariably an those torur-
ing perplexns and commonly known as
female disease weakness irregularities &C. which weary and
render unhappy many between the ages Of 10 and %
for which the medical profession seeks In vain for remedy and
from which wealth, position deeacy and refinement AFFORD no
exemption.
Fifteen wears Of ample and varied experience has proved be-
yond the shadow Of doubt that this Cathocon will restore
functional general health FRESHNESS. Of complexion andi wiz
do this at all ages life from the young girl lansudy
budding into woanhood when the turn Of life leaves the
system unable the demands OF the change
upon the system. should Be used in al attended 9Th
ANY of the o,oing systoms SPRING MAINLY FROM
TIE
Deransed Monthly Periods
Irregularities Weakness-Fsintnsss-
Deranged Appetite-Saow Complexion
Pain in the Back and Kidneys-Cbilis-
Cold Eands and et-Bloatinss-Feyerisbness-
Observation-Disclosures Of the Heart
Dizziness-Neryousness-H Restlessness-
Disturbed sleep-Fiushes Of Heat-General Pain
C1swng and Pain the Spine and between the Shoulders
Acid stomseh--Nsuses-InGee-t
Difficult passing of Urine with heat or arslrting-
Itching burning Irritation Of the Uterine Organs
Nishtrnsre-Despair- Hy=terics-AnHiety-
Red Face-Nervous Twitchng-Starting-
Constipation
Irritable mper-Sadness-DepravedA Appetite
Flatuency-B loated and Irregular Boweis-
Unpleasant Dresms-Pains In the Uterine Organs
Loss of Observation-Disclosures IN the Feet
Pain In the Back.
Price 81 so per bottle 10 For Six DoLLARs FIVE BotrLEs
WILL BE SENT ExPRRss AND CHARGES PREPAID TO THE
END OF Express LINE Prom NEw-YoRK-&i Address
JOSHUA +. BRIDGE, NJ. D.,
Resident Physician, Graefenberg Institute,
No. = BOND-sT, NETWORK.
"THE GRAEFENBERG INSTITUTE ia located in one Of
the finest portions Of NewYork City Il large our.story
edce handsomely furnished airy commodious aud admirably
adapted in every respect for the accommodation those suffer
ing from the above from Chronic Disease for hoe desr
ing treat and skin at time Of Confinement and who may
with to avail of its and secluded qusrs The
Institute Is under of d.. j. F. BRIDGE Resident Ply
ician gentleman OF thorough medical knowledge and great
practical experience" Particulars regarding terms &C., may be
had by addressing him at
No. 2 BOND-ST, NETWORK.
r. All Of the Grsefenberg medicines sold at No Bond
st. and by ell druggists.