Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-07
DIR. c. C. SHARP,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
TAyING GPERmANENTLY LOCATED

NI' e..I .i
HAVING GPERmANENTLY LOCATED
IL in Columbus. tenders his professional services
to the citizens thereof and surrounding country DR..
Sharp regular graduate Of one Of the best Medi-
experience in both hospital and private practice. -
He has for the last twenty years treated with extra
Ordinary success all the various forms OF Chronic
and Acute Diseases peculiar tothis country;
The medical and mechanical genius Of the Doc
tor aud his successful triumph over all diseases has
elected public admiration as the champion, Of the
Healing Art For the last six years the hundreds in
Circeville who have been relieved rom Sickness at
his hands, will bear witness as theV rejoice in the
health they enjoy. DR.: Sharp was a student of 1.
g. Jones'. NJ. d., Of this, place, twenty-five years
ago. ilut.i ~ %. ~ '' ''' - '+'' - '''
Dssatitfed with speculation and the routine prac-
tice accompanied with the dim light Of books. j
sought the chamber OF disease with all its suferngs
part she acts in every case hence for years have
sat by her side and watched her cruel deva stating
career, and there learned that innocent Vegetable
able posons are not from God, butfrom the Devil
Vegetables were given by God TO man, both for food
and medicine. and they have been used for these
purposes since the creation of Adam, and thank God
they have stood the test through every age Of the
world. When man wss formed and became living
SOUL God particularly declared vegetable to be food
for Gen % pd 81 given
herb bearing seed, which is upon the face Of all the
earth and every tree in which is the fruit of tree
yielding seed, TO you it shall be for meat And to
air. and to everything that creepeth upon the EARTH
wherein there is life, have given every green herb
for meat."-9: 3, ,ifsu.t. ..U.. -iY yr.w lI
And kirg David said: purge me with hyssop
(not ca omel nor blue pills.. and shall be clean -
rs. 52:7. ST. John said: "Tre leaves of the tree
were for the healing of the nation" p Rev. e2:2.
Paul said :: The weak eateth herbs. Rom. II: q.
And hoprophet Jereniah lamented for the Jews:
SIS there no balm in Gilead; is there no Physician
there? Why then is bot the health Of the daughter
of my people recovered 2'-Jer. 8: 22.g J8.T st
Aud throushout the Bible we read of the use of
medicines Of innocent chara1ter from the veset-
aUIe kingdom. The Mandrake the HyssOp the Fig,
the Vine &c. were the Of resort for the ply
scian. These healing balms were from the cedars
OF Lebanon and the mountains of Gilead. No pOis-
onous substance. animals, vegetable or mineral, is
called medicine anywhere in the Bible. 'b'''
THESE ARE MY kEMEDIES: have tried
them and have found them to be safe, agreeable in
their effects, aud fully eicacious in removing the
most inveterate maiadies with which mankind are
afflicted / have for twenty-five years carefully
studied their nature and observed their effects; and
find, that while they are potent In Graduating dis
ease Of every kind from the human system, they
leave Of those painul and crushing effects that
calome does. which Uftcu last during life,