P1TFNT MEDIgiyEs.
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 A there are many Medicines of a useless and in- "A furious nature already before the public, it is difficult to remove the prejudice existing in the minds of intelligent and ghtened individuals against any article introduced through the of an advertise msnt, no matter how great its merits may be, or how high its founder may stand as a medical man. Moth ing but the interpretation of Providence can save the Elves of those persons who day after day tamper with the poisonous and deadly conpNnds blazoned forth to the world through the public press by gnorent men who have abandoned some other calling and assumed the title of doctor without having received the

 east medical instruction. know the difficulty have

 n persuadng the public thatan advertising doctor Is or can be regular physiciah, but as address my self only to the respectable and intelligent portion uf the community, the following testimonials of my med seal attachments will be deemed sufficient to convince the skepica A al s.-i .'.l ir'.ttt ti.. VI '@ -"

 received the degree of Docfor ef Medicine and Sur geon in the College cf Physicians and SsegeOns, N,iD York--am member of fle New York State Medical .yooiay-slio,p ef fhs Massachusetts Meicai Sociefy and Lceiiaie efhe Msdicai Board efths State e Lou ,sana, and for the hast ageea years general Practi fiono ef Medicine. ssai-l t.i si-l .ai .. - v

 Mv Cosurusrnd Ezfraet of, Saysapaiia, Larey,eoyf, Plerisy Root and Ligasm Vita is the result of this long experience and not the medicine of an hours consideration, merely got up for hnmbug deception.

 Upon the responsibility of my medical testimonials my great success a medical practitioner, and the salntary and beneficial effects of my medicine stand or fall seek not to deceive the public with an ar ticle of whose component parts they are ignorant What do the public know of the poisonous and de- sructye ingredients contained in the various pills and panaceas advertised throughout the Union The proprietms of such medicines know too well if the public were aware, that out of every ten pills they have swallowed, eight of them are Mercury, their trade was it end. have ahaiized most of the pills and other medicines advertised throughout the Unlon and found them to contan either sub knafe or Caiop,d. The reason is then obvious why these base imp6sers will tell the component parts of their medicines. They pretend that they have dis covered the philosopher's stone, and that you may live through countless ages, if you but swallow their medicine. 1 practice such deception My medi- cine has stood the test of years-it is recommended by te most eminent of the medical faculty, and what is of more importance than all, canddly and hon. estly confess that my medicine is combination of Sarsapaffa, Lipeloort, Pleaisy Root, Lignum Kaa, and one or two other ingredients. The only origin ality claim Is in my peculiar mode of preparation. 1t Is true, 1t has often been the wonder and amaze inent of my medical brethren, the astonishing cures performed in cases that were considered not within the powc of medical aid. The whole mystery sisted n my using the medicine, and this alone the exclusion of all others and of the correct principles upon which diseases ought to be treated. It will not however be matter of surprise that such wonderful should follow the of this medicine, when state the principles upon which acted. k, .Ii g-

 The human body consists of solids and fluids. The former or long structure is about oneffth. The lat- ter or soft part five sixths. Man is linked together by number of organs beautifully to form per- feet chain in the animal economy. One link of which when out of order or diseased sufficient to destroy the harmony of the whole. These organs furnish ed with ihpmerable blood vessels called arteries and veins, which have ! common centre The heart for propelng through them the blood nutritive fluid to all parts of the system from the heart being furnished with valves which all in one direction, the blood sran lx in n ina hat if is

 forced by the heart into the arteries, and after most ching the minute fbrss, 1t is received by the veins and brought again to the heart, aud performs again the roand of the body, and so on in succession The use of the blood, is to receive from the anenta- y canal the skin lungs, such matters as is necessary for the nourishment of man, and to convey it to every part of the body for the purpose ofreparng its waste and increasing its growth. But if any eete, poisOn- foreign matter is carried into the blood several organs are provided as the iipe, hdnsys, skin and the blood in te form of pile, urine, precipitation and pun,snafy exlslatioa. From tlss brief sketch oi mans formation, the intelligent reaAer easily derstand, how fever and inflammation isproduced by the suppression of pespratIon, for if precipitation be arrested in consequence of cold the persprable mat ter will mix with the blood and give rise to nfama- tion. In like manner, the discharge of bile be arr rested tn it's flow from the liver it is taken into the circulation and gives rise to Jaundce, yellow fever, Sc. All diseases have therefore one origin,

  in the obstruction of ope or other of those three great outlets or comnbn sewers of the body, the bowels, skin and kidneys. -- f-Jl.s

 Reader, did you but know how fea, fully and woun, derfully you are constractsd--how beautifully the Creator ofti,e universe has provided for your pre- seryation and existence, independent of your will then indeed would your admiration of the perfection of hs mighty hahdiwork never cease. During sleep, when ynur mental faculties are inactive, and your soul appears be in state of repose, then is the wise provision and foreknowledge of the author of nature made manifest. The heart continues to pour it's vital stream every part of the body-he lungs perform their oice-fespration is continued, and the blood decarbonized-the skin pours out from it's myrads o pores the poisonods matter of the blood-digestion continues, and the nuttve particulars of food is carried into the blood for tee renovation of man. Were all the organs of the body therefore, under the control of the will, when we sleep, the heart would | cease to pulsate, death would necessary conse- quence follow-te lungs would cease to perform their efice-sufocation and death be the consequence, or precipitation digestion beinterrupted, the effects or which would be perpetual disease. i-' 'a-'i io e'

 Render, you now know perhaps, better than you ey- CT knew before de vast importance of keeping these organs so necessary to life ih healthy state. Ton will also place less reliance the petensions of ig noranf and uneducated men, especially when they at- tempt to meddle with diseases they know nothing of You will likewise appreciate the services of the skill ful medical practitioner, who has abpred for IS years m tuo stuuy OI kSehCc mlnuta, who nov offers for your benefit the result of his long and ardaous labors. ask if you possessed a watch of five dollars value, and it out of repair would you take it to a tinker to have it set in order No; you would surely bring t to good watch-maker.- How much more difficult then is the putting in order of the human, body when out of repair. A watch may stop, it can be set going again-f mars machi- nery once stops, it stops forever. No human power can ever again set 1t in motion. t ,,,,,.4 4 q. F,,.

 You may always expect fever and illheakh to follow the stoppage of any ofthe secretions. live except, says Van Swienten, those who perish violent death, and such as are exngushedb by old age all the rest die of inflammation, caused by suppressipn ofone or the other of the secrefions Pny describes the terror the Romans had of this disease, and of their applications in the eupe of Fadpum for the removal of all obssuc- tons to the natural outlets of the body. Sickness cannot occur unless other of those outlets obstructed, except in disease dependent upon s sic contagion, such smallpox, measles, venerea A and these diseases are only cured by inc creasing te natural seefeUons. Wien you labor un der disease, no matter of what uature whether mag aant or otherwise, and you take -Calornel from A does he not always ask yod, are your bow els reeis precipitation freeis the secretion ofurine Or, if you hase pain, what ask you are those enquiries, but merely to ascertain f the secre lions are duly performed, If they well perform- ,d, then your doctor s puzzed as to the nature of your disease Htiey not duly performed he then removes any obstructio This is the great secret of our pro{ession and thus NC defhe repdtation when ve oulv assist nature in restoring the natural secre-

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