The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-03-22
MEDICAL.
PROF. WOODS
Restorative Cordial
AND
3lO0D A3,lOVATOGl

9lO0D A,3l0VAT0a
y Is precisely what it, name Indicates, for. 4
y while pleasant To the tnsto,it is reviyiyiug,
= exhilurating invigorniing and strengthen.
ing to the vital powers, and nj :he sunie
= time revivfes, reinstatcs and renows lie
3 Blood in all Of its original purity, md thus
at once restores aud renders he system IA
. pHlnfrnbie 10 nii1cIs of disease. IL L. the
q only preparation ever offered TO the world,
81 chemically mud skilliully combined os 10
be- the most powerful tonic, and at the same
u time so perfectly adapted TO, 0e TO act in .
x perfect accordance with the laws OF nature,
an | hence will soJths The we0ktst stomach,
and tone up the digestive organs. and thus
q nllny all nervous and other irritation. II is ,
= perfectly exhilarniing and at the same time
il is composed extircly OF vegetables, ye; 20
A combined ms TO produce the most thorough
n tonic effect, without producing any injuri-
a Gus consequences. Such remedy has long
~ lecn felt to be dcsiderntnn in tie n edicul
a wOrl1, for it needs no medical skill 10 see
9 that debility follows all attacks OF disease,
and proceeds and indeed lays the system
open to the insidious attacks OF many Of the
q i1ost fatal, such, Cor example, as the iol.
q low.g: Consumption, Indigestion, Dyspep-
l sia, Loss Of Appetite, Fnininess. Nervous
Irritability, Neuralgia. Palpoiicn OF the
n Heart, Melancholy, Night Sweuts, Ian.
b guor, Giddiness. l.elertion OF, as well as
painful, Obstructcd. ioD pr.. "se, or too scnnt
~ Mensirualion, and Falling oiine Womb
! y These all depend upon general u,Hllly.-
| = This pure, healthy, tonic Cordial ana BLOOD
! Renovator is as sure to cure as the sun 10
| "A rise and set. There is no mistake about il
~ Blu; this is not all. If the system is weak
d ened VIC are open TO bilious attacks the liver
| becomes torpid, or worse diseased, and the
kidneys refuse to perform their functions,
and VIC are troubled with scnding and in.
confluence Of urine, or involuntary dis
charge OF the same, pain in the back, side
and between the shoulders, exceedingly La.
bic TO slight colds,cougls, and il unchecked,
soon emaciatiOn follows, and the patient
:. goes down to a premature grave. But space
will not allow US 10 enumeTntc the many
u ills to which we are liable in a weakened
condition OF the system. But We will say
4 ia this Cordial and Blood Renoyator you
have perfect, sa Ie, pleasant and efieciual
a remedy for Loss OF Appetite, BiEousness,
n Flatulence, weak and sick Stomach, Ian.
guor, Liver Complaint, Chills and Fever,
ornny Bilious attack, Costiyeness, Acidity
y Of the Stomach, Nervousness, Neuralgia,
b Palpitation Of the Heart Depression OF Spir.
It's, Sores, Pimples on tile Face, or any dis
q ease arising from impure blood, such as
y Scroiula, Erysipeas, Bronchitis, Cough,
y Difficulty Of Breathing, and all that class
OF diseases called Female Weakness, and
s, enumerated above. We will also sny the
| y UuNcieTt tAposSu " CHdllSc VI
4 climate anG water, will find it pleasant,
safe and sure remeIy, and no one should
! ever travel without it. Reader try il, for we
2 assure you you will find in il friend in
deed as well as friend indeed. All per-
sons Of seden,ary habits will find it per
fec. preventive OF, as well as cure for those
ailments to which they are particularly ex-
: posed Hence ministers, students, attor-
neys, literary gentlemen, and ladies who
are not accustomed TO much outdoor exer.
else, will find it TO their advantage to kecT
E abottle constantly on hand; and, above all
G " mothers, or those becoming snch, will GO
y through that most dangerous Period, moi
only with all their accustomed strength, but
! a safe and free from the thousand ailments 81
a = prevalent among the female portion of The
. world. In short, it is indeed a mothers
cordial. Try it. old and young; no longer
: a run the risk Of delay; it will, relieve and
5 prove itself empha tically Restorative Cor
II didl and Blood RenOudtor.
n O. J. WOOD, Proprietor, 444 Broadway
$ a New York, and III Market Street, Sain
o Louis. Mo, aud sold by all Druggists. =
q y Price One Dollar per Bottle 5S3tf