Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-22

my left leg, which supposed was a
touch OF rheumatism it continued to
grow worse every day, so that at last
my knee began to get stiff, and could
not bend it; during this, which lasted
about five weeks, / was seized with a
most dreadful pain in my right breast
which pierced through my arm, Dur
ipg this situation variety OF rene.
dies were applied, but all without ct
feet. At last was advised to try
Paul's Columbian Oil, accordingly
procured q bottle, and found some
relief from the first application, and by
paving proper attention to the dlrec-
tons for using it, ] was to the aston
ishment Of all who were acquainted
with my situation, in five days entirely
free from ali pain, and have how the use
Of my leg as well as ever, and any
person who may peruse the ABOVE certi-
hcate, being DESTROYS OF any lnior-
nation respecting my case have no
objection on their making application
to give them every satisfaction IN my
power respecting 1t:
am, sir, yours. &c.
GEO. l.. HUGHES.
Market-strcet, Baltimore.
No. s.
Sir, Conceiving it to be my duty not to
conceal from the public the virtues OF
YOUR most valuable Columbian Oil,
from which received SO much benefit,
am therefore induced, from prtncl-
pie of gratitude for my recovery, to
give short statement ofthe complaint
under which I suffered. l was first
seized in the right hip with most IN
tolcrable pain, which seemed exactly
in the Joint, and on the day following
dreadful pain in the back, which last,
ed about three weeks; during which
time could not walk upright, but al
ways in bent posture and it seated IN
achair, thct.in would be so excruciat-
ing in the act of raising that it wasim-
possible for me to refrain from scream
ing. My appetite had entirely left me-
aud constant headache, would some
times almost deprive me OF my senses;
in fact was in most dep'orable con.
lition. A number of remedies were
tried, butte no purpose, | lad also the
advice Of an eminent physician, who
prescribed hot bath, &c. which were
regularly attended to, but without tho
smaiiest advantage. / had about
ounces Of blood taken from me, still
the complaint, did not give way in the
least degree. was then advised to
try paul's Colu Nolan Oil but with
very little hopes of succeeding wien
% my great surprize & comf-ss, | was
sensible of some ease in my hip on the
first time of amounting the next day
the pain in my back abated, the:head
ache lett me, and in fonr days was
perfectly recovered
ApALONIA WALTER.
Lexineton.Street, 9 doors from Liber-
ty-st, Baltimore.
No. S Philadelphia, July 8, 1907
By your request dot certify, that
had been long time dangerously irdls-
posed. and WIS reduced to the low St
state, of weakness, insomuch, that my
recovery appeared doubtful ; my com
paint seemed to be Affections OF the
breast and lungs. / could procure no
relief from incessant ceugning, nor
breathe without great pain and dlfficni-
ty-when, by the use OF one phlal OF
Paul's Columbian Oil, my distressing
cough left me, every other symptom
was removed, and was restored toan
excellent state of health, watch lnow
enjoy. .en
KITTY M'CLAIN.
Corner of Spruce and Fifth streets.
The Public will please to take No
tice, that Paul's Patent Colombian On,
will always be sold in bottles which
contain the words PAUL'S PATENT
COLUMBIAN OIL, in the Glass;
the Bottles Sealed with nay Initials l.
r. in Red Wax, and the outside Label
signed by me with Red Ink, JOHN
LOVE without which true characters
tics none will be genuine.
/, APPOINTMENT OF AGENCY.
These are to certify, that l Thomas
Paul late of Philadelphia, now OF the
city of Baltimore, state OF Maryland
inventor and sole proprietor OF medi-
cine known at present by the name OF
paups Patent Columbian Oil, have ap'
pointed, and by these presents do here
BY conslnute and appoint DR.. John Love
Of the CITY of Baltimore druggist, my
sole agen, for the United States OF A
merica and their dependencies, for the
purpose Of selling or vending the afore-
said Columbian Oil and that he is
hereby authorised to appoint an agent
or agents under him for the purpose
aforesaid. This agency is to continue