Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-20
SWA1gIoS PANAUGAo

= dy Tor Scrotula OF Kings Evil, Ul-
cerated or Putrid Sore Throat, Sore
Eyes, long standing Rheumatic Aztec.
tions, Cutaneous Diseases, White Swell
Ing and Diseases of the Bones, and all
cases generally of an Ulccrous Charac-
ter, and more especially for deep seated
Syphilis or affections arising therefrom.
and that dreadful disease occasioned by
long and excessive use of Mercury.
&c. &c.
In all disorders arising from an i'm.
pure or contaminated state of the Blood,
1t will be found powerful and ciiectu.
al remedy. The discovery of this Me-
dicine has been the effect of long and at
tentlve study, and it is now made pub.
llc from the most decided conviction,
founded on ample experience, OF its
power in eradicating those diseases, af-
ter ecery other Medicine has failed.
1t cannot, however, be supposed, that
this PANAoEA willinvariably cure--the
most esteemed Medicines, employed by
the Faculty, will often fail in the very
diseases for which they are considered
specifics but il the use of it be perse-
vered in, it will radically remove almost
every case OF the disorders specified
Thousands are lingering under those
complaints, in some torn, sinking to the
grave, without remedy, whom the Me-
dicine would certainly restore to per-
feet health and vigor. Its safety and in
nocence have been fully tested, so that
1t may be administered to the tenderest
infant. The most distinguished physi
clans of this city and Baltimore recon.
mendlt. and admit a more important
discovery in medical science has not
been made; and to the present and ris.
ing generations the benefit must prove
incalculable, not only by saving many
valuable lives, but imparting strength
and soundness to dsbititated and corrupt
ed constitutions. These facts, together
with the numerous cures made, from ir>.
resistibte proof of the high value of this
remedy. No one, however, is advised
to take it without first fully convincing
himself of the truth of what is here stat.
cd, and the rectitude of the Proprietor's
! intentions.
The cures performed in this city a.
lone. establish its superior virtue on a
basis too solid to be affected by the ma
ignity of the envious. 1t is worthy of
remark, that the greater part of the pa
tents who have been permanently cur
ed, previous to the Proprietors under
taking them, received the ablest assis-
lance, and several were abandoned by
their physicians, as being beyond the
reach of human skill. Such is the fact,
and 50 extraordinary ivere many Of the.
cases thai an exhibition aUas made If
them last ,cinter in the University of
Pennsylvania, BY one cfthe Professors,
before crouded audience Of Students,
icho pronounced them Wonders in the
healing art; and at the present time we
see 1t recOTmen ded and in the use in the
PENNSYLVANIA HospITAL, in disorders
which have resisted every other means
ofcure: thus demonstrating its great u
tiltiy and the reliance which is placed in
it by some of the most exalted in the
profession of medicine In all compIi-.
Gated cases of Scrofuta and Syphilis,
and where the Syphilitic Virus of the
parent causes Development of scro-
fula in the child, this is the only rene
dy Upon which a single hope of recovery
can be reasonably founded there has
been no instance of its failure. where
properly used The discovery ofa re-
nedy like this nov offered for sale has
been disidsratum. from time immemo-
rial. The Proprietor does not suppose
his bare assertion will convince he wilf
therefore give references to such as
have been cured, and those under his
care. among whom are many highly re-
spectacle citizens, that shall satisfy the
most incredulous of its superior efficacy
in the disorders for which it is here re-
commended. Every member of society
should aid in difflsing information of
this discovery-humanity alone makes
it, duty.
DESTROYS that this medicine may not
be numbered with the host of q0ack me.
dicines constantly advertised throughout
the Union as infallible, it will be sold in
Philadelphia. by the Proprietor, and in
Shepherds Town. Va. by
]. S. LANE & TOWNER.
February 90, 1928.