Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-14

( JOHN PEACOCK.
THOMAS ADAMS, JOHN CLARK,
Baltimore, April 10Th 1910.
No. 4.
sir.-At your request that l should
1--WE my opinion respecting what eifec'
Sour Columbian Oil had in certain
axe wherein WAS afflicted, l most
cAseriuliy comply by saying that We
rily believe that might have died win
one oc the severest cramps in the sto-
mach, had it not been for your Colum-
Din Oil; and that | hSve been a Sc
,.ond ,in,e relieved Of the same com
.nlaint by the assistance OF that valuable
medicine, and as such recommend IL
rs the best rem, dy, because there is
n, manner of doubt of its proving eher'
tual. ycD
F. CATKERlNE WALKER:
Sign of the Buck, Market space oai'i
more.
No. 5.
SIR, :,
was attacked with violent pain N
nv lett leg, which | supposed was
touch of rAeumatism it Continued 10
crow worse every day, 50 that at las,
nv knee began 10 get stiff, and ooe'a
OF bend it; daring this, which iasteu
,aou. fYe weeks, ] was selzcd WIN a
most dreatfu. pain in nv right oreas'
.yh,ch pierced through my arm Dur
lag this situation variety Oh renee
les were applied, but all without ell
20, At last | was advised to Try
pauI's Columbian Oil, l accordingly
nrocured a bottle, and found some
relief from the first application, and b?
psyiag proper attention to the oirec'
tons for using it, I was to the aston
;sbmant OF all who were acquainted
with ny situation, in five days entire!y
free from ali pain, and aaye now the use
of nv leg as well as ever, and any
person who May peruse the above cert-
4 etc, being deslrous OF any lh'or-
nation respecting my case l nave no
objection OF their making application
to give them every satisfaction IN my
power respecting 1t:
| am, sir, yours. &c.
GEO l., HUGHES.
Ma,ke;-street, Baitinore.
no s..
Sir, Conceiving it TO &c my DUTY not 10
conceal from the public the virtues OF
your most valuable GolumJia Oli'
from which 7 received so much beneh]
am therefore induced, from pr'ncl-
pie of gratitude for my recovery, to
Give a short statement OF the complaint
under which l suffered l was trst
seized in the right hip with most m
toicrsule pain, which seemed exactly
IN the ioint, and on the day tr''o"'hG
a dreadfalpshl in the back, wh'~h last
ed about threc weeks; during which
time could rot wax upright, nut al
vays in bent posture and II seated IN
chair, the p in woulibz so eAc'uclat-
ing in the act Of raising that 1t was I'M
possible Coz me to refrain Eroia scream'
ing. My appetite had entirely lett me.
and constant headache, would some
times almost deprive me Of my senses;
in fact | was in 4 most dcp'orah'e con-
dition. 4 number Of remedies were
| tried, bu, to no purpose, | lad also the
,ivice OF an eminent physician, who
prescribed hot bath, &c. which were
regularly attended to, but without the
SUI. lest advantage, / had ;,hout
ounces IF blood taken from me, still
the complain, aid not give way in the
east degree. was then advised 10
try Paul's CoIu milan Oil but with
very little hopes of succeeding wcen
to ny great surp.iz * comfort, | vas
! sensible o. some ease IN my hip en- the
first time of amounting the neX' day
The pain in my back abatcd, the head
ache left me, and in ionr days was
| perfectly recovered
APALONIA WALTER.
Lcxington-Sreet, doors from Llber-
ty-st, Baltimore.
30. 8 Philadelphia, July g, 1897:
BY your request certify, that
had been long tune dangerously indis-
| posed, and was reduced to the lowest
| state of acakness, insomuch, that my
re ;oyery appeared douhtiui; my CON-
p.aint seemed to be affections of the
| breast and lungs: could procure no
| relief from incessant coughing, nor
breathe without great pain and difficult
,y-when, by the use of one pnial of
| Paul's Columbian Gil, my distressing
cough left me, every other symptom
was removed, and VS. restored to an
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