Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-03
Selected Recommendations.

3 Being desirous to make pubic for the osd Of.
others, the excellent qua!ty of Hami,ton's
lixir. prepared by the late Mr Lee. have sens
ycu the following account ofthe 6sne6t hsve
received from it; which hope will iaaucsy q.
Tiers TO give II trial. In Consequences, of n
brnise on the breast received from fall INV
health grew bad, my brea,hing became verx
difficult. and frequently Iisaoe had sodds ny 10
rise up in my bed with allthe horrors of imne.
date suf>cation-Addto these, a. cons an; Main
IN my bieasts and cough, great loss OF srrenvth
and hesh, and you may conceive that nv ,ytrrs.S
toms evidently indicarcd All approaching con-
sumption. The advice of a most eminent ply
slcian was reso'ted TO, and atterwardsa second
was called in, b,lt without giving me any ,clief.
Another physician VINO knew me and rhe cir.
cumstsnees OF my case. ADVISED me- TO s&ve
Haniitoa's Elixir trial. saying, he had u,et il
N his practice, and always found il to , much
good. A bottle was procured from MrBigch,s.
and found relief before had taken haif of ;s.
continued tou.e it and was soon strong; enough
to attend TO business Ontaking cold, some of my
former symptoms return. bur are always remsv.
ed by dose or two eff the R,ixir. ~. Af
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No. IL. Budl-st Philadelphia.
Mrs II. Lee, New York.
Mr. Abijah uenly. Bridge st. BaIt;nsore v,x
cured by one bottle OF Hamilton. -fhx,r sof |,
very complexities disorder occasioned by = verv
severe cold caught several months ago. ue
breathed with the greases, difficulty, and WAS
often thrown into weakening sweats when he
attempted to walk any distance. and his voice
would frequently fail IN such dessec cha he
could only attempt TO whisper Heha, been up.
wards oil weeks vitaolt rc.un Of his COM.
p.aintsj and desiresto give his public testimony
IN favor OF this in7aiuab,s medicine. "a
I.ss~ -. 80
HAMILToN'S ELIXIR. Is sold al S ,Pless.
ants Printing O,Ece-who has constantly for
sale the 81 - a
- Genuine Medicines,
OF the late Richard lee. Jun. rs prepared BY the
orginial recipes in possession OF his Widow,iu3
New York, BY whom he is supplied and
WITHOUT whose signature none are Genuine.
ITCH CURED.
by once using Lees sovereign Ointruent.
The proprietor informs those persons 6. far,i,ee
who are suffering under this disease (aga,Y.x
the intecuon OF which no person is safel thar
II this oiatrnenc IS Used al gat on going TO bed
y never fails 70 perform cure BY the follow
ing morning, as thousands who have used IL
during The lass rem yesrs can testify. The be.
cuiias excellencies of this infallible remedy for
me Itch, ever every Other, are the certain,y OF
The cure by single application; the ingredients
being SO innocent as 10 be applied with perfecr
saiety TO The trcnderest intalt ; and i.s being
not only free from any offensive smell, bar e
quaily agreeable with the pieasantest pomatun.
DR.. Ha0lilton'S Grand Restorative.
Which the Inventor confidently recommends
as an invaluable medicine foo the speedy relief.
and permanent cure of yasieos complains which
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile indis-
cretionsJ residence in climates unfayoraole 20
the constitutions, the immodsrMe use of tea
frequent iRtoxicaton, or any destructive intcm.
perance, the uniskilfui or excessive use of meY-
curry, the diseases peculiar TO females at Ger.
tain period of life, bad lAyings in, &c.