Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-15

case wherein, I was afflicted, most
cheertagly comply BY saying that I've.
r;ly believe that might have died Win
one of the scyerest cramps IN tho sto-
mach, habit not been for your Column
bin Oil and that | have been q Sc
cond time relieved OF the same com
plant by ths assistance OF that vaiuao!s
medicine, and as such recommend IL
as the best remedy, because there IS
no manner of doubt of its proving ehec'
STHERlNE WALKER.
Sign of the Buck, Market space baio
more.
No. 5.
SIR,
/ was attacked with violent pain IN
ny left leg, which l supposed was
touch of rheumatism it continued TO
grow worse every day, so that at last
my knee began to get stiff, and coaid
not bend it; daring this, which lasted
about five weeks, l was seized win
most dreadful pain in nv right breast
which pierced through my arm: Dur-
ing this situation variety OF rene
dies were applied, but all without eli
feet. At last I Was advised to try
pau,'s Columbian Oil, I accordinsly
procured a bottle, and found some
relief from the first application, and by
paving proper attention to the dlrec'
tons for using it, I was to the aston
isnment of all who We're acquainted
with my situation, in five days entirely
free from all pain, and have now the use
of my leg as we'll as ever, and any
person who may peruse the above certl-
a1ate, being DESTROYS of any lnior-
nation respecting nv case l 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, Concciving it to- be my duty not to
conceal from the public the virtues OF
YOUR most valuable Columbian chi,
from Which I received SO much benefit
am therefore induced, from a princl-
pic of gratitude for my recovery, to
| give short statement ofthe complaint
under which / suffered. was first
seized in the right hip with most In
tolerable pain, which seemed exactly
| in the Joint, and on the day following
| a 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 if seated IN
chair, the pain would be SO excruclat-
ing in the act of raising that 1t wasim-
possible for me to refrain from scream
Ing. My appetite had entirely left me-
and constant headache, would some
times almost deprive me OF my senses !;
in fac, was in most deplorabte con-
dition. A number of remedies were
tried, bur to no purpose, ! had also the
| advice Of an eminent physician, who
prescribed a hot bath, SC. which Were
regularly attended to, but without the
smallest advantage, l had about 9
ounces Of blood taken from me, still!
the complaint, did not give way In the
| least degree. was then advised to
try P.ui's Cou milan Oil but WITH
very little hopes Of succeeding waen
20 nv great surprize & comfort, ! was
sensible of some ease IN my hip on the
first time of amounting the next dAy
the pain in my back abatod. the lead
ache left me, nd in fonr days was
perfectly recovered
ApALONIA WALTER.
Lexington-Strcet, doors from Liber-
ty-st Baltimore.
No phiiadelpslia, July 8, 1857:
By your request do. certify, that
had been long time dangerously ladlS-
posed, and was reduced 70 the low st
state Of scakness, insonueh, that my
recovery appeared doubtful my com
nsaint seemed to be affections OF the
breast and lungs. Icouid procure no
relief from iicessant coughing, nor
breathe without great pain ond difficult
ty-when, by the use of enc phlai of
parl's Columbian Oil, my distressing
cough left me, every other symptom
was removed, and was restored to an
excellent, state of health, which l now
njoy.
Who may be consulted fcalled on
KITTY M'CLAIN.
Corner of Spruce and Fifth streets.
The Public will please to take No
tice, that Paul's Patent Columbian Oh,
will always be sold in bottles which
contain the words PAUL'SPATENI
YI,IpIAN nJF in fire Glass