Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-27
PaaI's Patent
COLUMBIAN OIL.

teemed Medicine is native OF fa'
meric, and the composition is the pro-
Suction of American soil, consequently
this in every sense ofthe, word Oomes'
sie, i, is not pulled up with numerous
train Of pompous foreign certificates OF
persons from whom by the great dis
lance that seperate US, tbs impossioie
to obtain Information. therefore epuo-
lie has better security for their money
as there cannot ne the least shadow Tor
deception to cover this medicine, tor
ne simply appears before the eonma-
sity with his invention and an expert
mental detail of the various cases IN
which it really is so wonderfully eihca-
cious and in which he is supported by
the following certificates. whose names
are no. only subscribed but their per-
sous may also be consulted, being resi-
dents within the circle of our neighbor-
aood. The following are the com
plants in which the Columbian Oil has
seen found so efficacious and rarely ev-
err fails of cffectins care-viz, Rheu-
matism, Consumption. Pains IN any
part of the bedy out particularly IN the
back and breast, Colds, and Coughs,
Tooth Ache, Spleen, Pleurisies, Che
lic,Cramps, external & internal brulses'
Spranis and flesh wounds, Scalds, &
Burns, Whooping Cough and Mumps,
Dysentery or Bloody ilux, Group and
the summer complaint in children, and
in weak stomach, that is caused by
INDIGESTION, constant sinking and loss
Of appetite, it will act as powerful
bracer to the relaxed fibre and restore
it to its proper tone.
1t seems as though nature had rank
cd it the first of the class OF all pecto-
raj, ,ad oxoectorals for the relief Oh the
brest ana lungs as it scarcely ever fails
Of re moving obstruction in either par
ticularly those who are troubled with
Phthisic or Asthmatic complaints who
IN the act of walking fast, stopping or
living dawn are almost suffocated, halt
tea-spoonfull of theColunlo'an Oh VIII
render some relief instantarcousiy, and
if continued agrceably to the direc-
tons in such cases will prove radical
cure by producing the full power OF in
fla,ion to the lungs and tree expan-
sion Of the breast
Certificates of its efficacy.
No. |. Sept 1909.
do certify, that have bsen aIling
nearly two years with hectic cough
and violent oppression at the bres'--i
an,liea to the m ,st eminent Physicians
and could get no relief from my low
state Of health, till got PauPs coium-
sian Oil, AMI found inlnsdiate rc''ct
I take this method of infar'n,ns tic
ou,s;c Of the efficacy OF this valuable
ms !ecine from the cures wmcn naFe
experienced, think 1t an lncnElaent
Iuty to o1cr tse same to the public.
ELISHA Seward.
s,I.nnore. No. rs, Water Street, sign
Of the Plough sept. i0o'
Sir, No
Iconplv with your request. OF STATING
nv opinion of paui's Colu alnan OH
,ai,n an eEecsuaa remedy for the letter
worn have acea afflicted with the
i.t,sr.yorm in my hand for y years.
nd have made ,ri,l Of many medicines
which have been recom:aended, out all
90 ao eject. Hearing OF Pauis Co.
lumbar Oil, about the 18th OF Jsnu- /.
.ry last, proving an effectaal cure tor
IN. ring-worm and similar complaints,
Immediately got phiai Of your Oli
and applied it agreeaaly to the direc-
ions for about two months successive'
lv-when the letter l&ft me, and has
not made its appearance since.
w. SUSANNA PURDEN.
" B. NV Susanna, child aged 20
months and six days. was taken ABOUT
the middle of July last, with violent
cough, which the neighbors thought
vas the whooping-cough; l gave nef
six drops ofthc Columbian On, which
vave Immediate relief and proved an
e:fectual cure.
-;aratoga-street Baltimore, August z''
1909.
No. s.
We do certify, that on Thursday, the
Hta Inst we we're tarringa new seine
Or Mr.. Clark, and by accident the
seine took ire, which, by endeavori &
TO nut out the flames John CLARK an
rSomas Adams got severely burnt NJ
ne face, re immediately got some Co
lsmbian Oil from Mr.. Paul, and apPii'
ID it to the parts burnt, which gave
sase in the course OF twenty minutes,
ind has left the parts free from bis
JOHN PEACOCK.
THOMAS ADAMS, JOHN CLARK,
Baltimore, April 10Th 1910.