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MARGARET HOFFMAN.
Philndelpain, naV 80. 1896

PHiVndelphln, Nay 30, $50.
This is TO certify, that my daughter Eliza
beth Bu1er, aged sixteen years, labonred for
twenty two mouth undera severe liberation
Of the tongue and nroai, which roceeded to
snGh an extent IS 10 eat away third part OF
her tongue, aud neatly TO destroy her palaie,
ard render her speech uninteiii gible. In his
state, medical advice was resorred To, aud e
very remedy, that WAS suggested, tried, but
IN vala when, hearing Of Mr.. Potler's VI
- Iblr CaCholicon, was induced 10 try that !:
Two oonles nave etiectnaIly cured her, and
She Is now perfectly we'll.
IL, IL : L
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si'kee, Robertson & Co.

YeYeAYE recently added TO hcir assortment
81 variety ofnow aud iashionahle articles
beautiful Worked SWISS Muslius
Rich Bobbnett tapes
Fig d Mandarin Grapes, OF ne" patterns
Flora and Piping Cords
Palasols and Ladies Umbrellas
Nance Chop Yellow Nnkcen
Fa.I,iopable CurIs-nifh other Goods much
under usual prices for cash.
August ,. 3toZ
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Phitnaslnhln. Mnn 16. 1870.

lido hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
,hree days after being confined, both my legs
began 70 swell, constituting the disease call
Ell Ink Lsg. About eight months after they
colr odfsWsllng, they ulceraied and in
this deplora5Ic state continued until about
one vear sincp, WHEN began to use Pottgr's
Vegetable CathoicOn. BY its sole use | am
nov perfectly we'll the swelling is gone, the
Ulcers have healed, md my limb. are as sound
a H npalihv AS ever.
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YssN II. RUoil'o Anti Dyspeptic or Sour Sto-
- mach Pills, an invaluable Icmedy Tor Indl-
eesion in us most complicated forms.
Oh IT,, variety of diseases TO which he human
system Is subject, lev nre more stubborn, none
uore distressing CT dtauuciye 10 the cpnsittu-
ION than Indigestion OF Sour Stomach. TN,
disease prevails 10 efeht extent Hud has 50 pen,
orally ballcd the skull the faculty, HAL rene
dy easy oi admins ifaion IS truly dr4idciainn
IN ever, place. Tie irolh Of This statement -
conf med by the experience Of thousands WHO
hhye suffered under il, who a'tcr having usr'
many remedies to no purpose ARE hoy ohiigf"
20 hay frcour,c 10 such paili'tl ~ they ma,
chance Ia find more conducive 20 their comfort
~ indigestion IS meant loss OF appetite ano
great weakness, particularly Of tho les, and "a
wasting ol the hole y stcm. Heartburn, OF M
uneasy sensation OF heat about the ~ 81 The stu-
mach whIru g. Solurt4nIts attended Will uhlisrt
or ,ieknrs, Of the STOMACH and vomiting, belci
ing up Of water winch i generally sutt. pa.eness
OF the conptrnancr. cOsuYcursS. lauguo., giddr
ness lowucss OF sprlt, distrI bed sleep, pa'pita-
ton Of the heart. latnleucy &t
Thcse SYMPTOMS valy ia different persons,
some experience NOR ri tarn. and sone less,
each IN the order ana d gee OF la. own pafllcn
la case.--Thcse Pills aet as powerful tonic,
neut alze the ACID upon the stomach, gifrs
sire GIT 10 HE debililhied organs 81 az silonN
restore the appelic, remove nausea, nj tie sio-
mach and ultimately recover the health OF The
patient. They do moi contain mercury III any
form nor do they s,el,en he stomach as most
purpatIye medicines do, but perform the office OF
a saje a,sd hHid purealise, and are not surpassed
by any midiclnc. They are therefore paf'ien-
larry calculated ior family use.
1hr inventor ofthe,c Pills was one of the most
eminent practitioners of medicine IN the lnit"d
States, and used them successfully in ms pr"c-
tce 10, many years. They are not got up a
nostrum to delude the oreduIous, bat are recon
nended on the basis Of truth and experience.
In order that they Has become extensively use
fa and within the reach Of all, they are Offered
al the low price Of - cents per box, a the
wholesale aud retail Drug and Medicine Store
OF THOMAS }. DIV Al
August o. 3m Sole Agent
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@fEW PUBLICATIONS The subscriber
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This work is well executed and must prove va
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MARTHA VI. M'CURDY,
No. rs, Chesnnl-,treet.
Philad.l pllin. .qpril3, 1926.

From The sprlng OF 1872, until this summer,
| was AFFECTED with Scrotuta every gland in
my necll was affected by the rising othard In.
mours, which broke and left deep ragged ul-
GERS. ! was nnder the 1are of three eminent
practitioners AT different times, who CONT
nued to prescribe for me for about niue
months, when my leg near the shin began 10
swell, which soon uCeraied--and large nj
GER also arose on my body , from the formrr
proceeded a thick and offensive matter. !
continued much ~ this state (my maladV Ia
ther increasingly tor some months, and find
ING my physicians advice useless. | discnnr.
ged them and resOrted TO SWaim'S Genuine
PaHacta. which persisted IN to the extent
OF Nine Bottles, but without the slightest re-
iet. Under these very nniavorable r'rcnm
stances | commenced using Potter'S Pegttn.
bic Calt0lic1n, which soon manifested lis ~
1pcnce over The disease +; the inmnur on my
body now broke and began 10 discharge, aud
sOuu ateF all tGe ulcers began 10 heal very
fast Ia teW weeks more 10 my great Hslo-
nishment the ulcers were entirely heHled--
be PANS when had been subject to, wer"
removed-and my appetite restored-and ~
fact my bodily he ith Is very much IN 'rovea
from the exclusive USE Of Mr. Pottr'S iaiaa.
bic Cdth0tic0n MANUEL NORRIS,
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Sold by the principal Druggists and Book
sellers IN The United States.
= Price So per bottle, or s3oper dozen
- Printed directions are on the bottles.
W. v. POTTER,
No. l3 South Ninth street, between Ches-
nus aud Market, opposite the University OF
Pennsylvania.
THE. above Medicine for sale by the subscri-
Der. sole Agent for the sales of Lynchhurg.
WALTER ii. MIDDLETON,
OPPOSITE Pos. 0Gce-Ly1chJurg.
May l. ON
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S1AOR : tLE--A handsome light Carriage
almost new, with plated or brass mounted
harness, entirely new.-Also, new stick Gig,
with top. with or without harness - Also, a
new Wheat Fan, ofappr"ved workmanship, al
Of which, together with "A elegant assortment %
ready made Saddery, viii be sold on accom-
modating terms.
ROBERT II. GRAY.
juno %. u93
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Harifard, (Con.) Feb. 90, 1927.

Mr.. VIM. w. Potter,
Dear Sir: nave now but one hottl5
Of Catholicon left A person arrived tins e.
vening, who came 60 miles since mornin :,
tor 7 bottles of Cathoicon. and would have
taken p. but could not let him have but
9. He came expressly for the article. and
saws that the person, who had used two bot
ties, has had " lirer affection or consumptl-
on" % years; and that three oi the family
are iuvalids, and have paid in ten years, Tor
medical advice and medicine. 8 500. tie
savs The person who has used thetwo bottles,
nereT found any medicine 10 compare ulH Ht
Caihoiic9u, and that the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects il produced, number
ofthem sent The above person Ia procure ihe
article, for various chronic d eases Tie
person told me be wond wait two days, II
he could procure the two dozen Will you,
without tail, send me, or if necessary. even
come with few boxes oil the Catholicon Ia
II ,rtford as fear delays will take place in
New prk and New Haven ; and as to be.
ing out of the article, | cannot think OF il.
am, in haste, yours, &c.
T.. W. BULL.
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Philadelphia Arg. ., 1926

This is 10 certify, thai ! VA afflicted with
disease Of the LirT TOR strer years, which
prodnc d los ui appetite, and consequent
emaciaiaon. During thls pefiod | received
she advice, snd TO lowed the prescriptions
OF DR.. II aud other physicians, without OH
tanning any relief Abunl twenty months
past applI d H. Mr.. W. ". Potter WHO ~
vised a course 81 the Cathollcon. | commen-
ced takine II. six bottles have nf'ectaall,
cured NE, aud now enjo5 ,toe of TIN,
most perfect health
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Ptiinleiobin voy 90 ,o,,

sir P4'ihie'pbin, NAY. sc, 1929.
n am nnH, tlauks to Your n.dicjn. j..
,.sn nm Far nearly six years baye
s. h't Tyr to disease, whose r..,..,as
'''s0sd Il not soon stopped, 10 nut a nor
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an II: proprietor Of this invaluable medi-
s,e. feels authorized, nv lis lnere asing
y3,u alion, To Recommend it as superior to
ali ct ler nlpaar me3'cines tor me cure "i
kiXtYS EVIL or Soroinla--NE RO rs or
s,.fa.sd bones-sYPillLI1 m eeery stage
ufRCURIAI. diseasrs---R leu AIlSN--
LIVER conpIaints-anI ULCERS OF every
description.
The CalhnIicon has also been used with
prpal success in every variety OF GHiqne00S
D,sgase. bi1tehes on the face pimpltS aud let
ttr u particular Wbf' Seedlings, Gont, Jun
,fiss. aud Bilious diseases generally, DBsptB-
sil o. Indigestion, complaints oi the Sl9mdch,
and general dtbiapB. Il is Gef ain purifier
affhe biOJd aud hamOurS, and has betH una
an s.hcaeioIs remedy IN purifying me blnod
ofen,lIren after raccinali0H, aud should be in
variably used as general aitern'tre hpih tor
children aud adal,--heng agreeable 10 the
most delicate palate, and grateful cor nal
10 the stomach. ms Is the first discovery
el A ne,llciae taken into the stomach, mat
Ia, had the long desired feet OF curing the
most obstinate aud distressing ertfraH lis
ease, The ne 81 n'hricinns iood, and the
ordinary avocatiuns of business, are not in
tertlited by the Catholicon {; aud its proper
tIesh4ving the power otrestoring both flesh a
hone, and ofrenovalns and iayigorating e
very part OF the system during the process OF
exermnatng disease, 10 without parallel.
Tue following certificates viii, 1t Is presu-
med, satisfy the most incredalous, al the pre-
a.aineut virtues Ut the Catholieaa.
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CERTIFICATES.
Philadelphta, Feb. 2nth, 1927

Mr.. WIN W. Potter
Dear Sir-Fen months have now T.
,apsed since my ddugher MARY Ann mas been,
B, the use OF your Invaluable medicine, re-
stored to a safe oil much better health than
W. could reasonably have expected, and As
laiy owe 10 suffering humanity, and gra-
tlnde to yourself, ! tender this, trusting II
mlv prove useful 10 those similarly afflicted.
ADDlt twelve years ago she complained at
severe pains in her back and nip, which
g'aw worse aud worse until she Was almost
AlA1le 10 move, or turn herself in bed. Du-
rag this period her back and hip swelled We
ny much, aud the pun extended down the
b5, WHICH lost its natural power wasting
o l'S1.-i3s, OF appetite, aud emaelau1n en-
Elef. and her Canatenance depicted mtSerg
She Coutlnu j WdAout much, 4 my, alteratI-
oipr ne letter, {keepiny n - stfatly under
tie advice 81 IN eminent mcdfGat genfIenaH,)
tor Considerable line, when he swelling
N the hip began II increase hefp5ysieian a
Prescriptions became Hse'esN taeY recon-
mfai-d tat sttei Jdek t-Dnr Wa procured ~
tleu, bit IN VAN, AMI the disease seemed 10
hid iehance TO all tue wei-tnoHn remedies
n that complaint. iaat were Gesa Employed.
Sire was then considered the Her
sser having died oil the same e. ai.oHt. q
VI "a ulHc7~ 81 lbli years. W. N'1tS ~ 'l''H -
on ilai Mary Am must snare lie 81 II" tate
living heard Of the remarkable success o
your Calhpacon in sctOiliofs comp. .ints, t
Nl' resotgedto make lria ~ II. : he
81 lis use, aud Ia asirW iay! IA s@ei lHg on
In al tr1Ne, and Discharged great .ur
e14"i then lat her crntcu--'u Il lew PteA,
l'ns'r her paius h,appc4r l--t6e aiseaarGs
eal''d-ino nlecf hgaled--a.r apPel,- re-
10 lItIh +, ..
W11'ed vignnr. believe, had your iayhlui-
os Medicine been a-ea Wueu size f. com
Planned, it would have prevented hef from
oeil4 cripple for The rest OF her Lie
" tl many thanks Tor The heaedis which
my i4'4hterhts derived from tine Ise oil your
Invaluable Calholicou.
lremaln, yoa"s respectfully,
JOHN N'CTtDY, jan.
No l'tt4.t1If -ttp
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PbiIadeiphio. SEPT 90, 1876.


Mr. w. ". Potter,
SIR ereby give You statement o.
nv Gaze, and you are ~ liberty to use ii IN IL
ny manner you may think proper.
About tour years ago | became afflicted
with complicated case of ScrotRtd Ind
Uhiie Swettins during this period paced
mvseit under the care OF upwards oi elghtceH
respectable phs siclans in Boston, Pttlsbnr1,
Albany and this place, but their prescriptions
were in ' in. NV arm becamr useless fae
elhow JOINT being very much enlarged, and
So covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing a modification weuli iakr place, al
riSed me To submit TO dmputntiOH, but this re-
iectcd. On my back there was an ulcer as
large rs the palm OF my hand, which became
50 painful that despalred oil ever being re-
stored 10 health. or even getting relief. ila-
wing seen similar case to my own which
was cured nv your ipGaiuabie Cdthoticon, as
the last resort | applied for it, and the happy
result is. from its use about three mon'hs-l
am perfectly cured. JOHN HEAhf.
n. b. AsI am about leaving the city, for
information as 20 the accuracy OF nv case,
several gentlemen OF high responsibility may
be referred to-
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Ctr66eais.--So time in August, 1891, |
was desired by w. w. Potter, TO visit aud ex-
anime the above lad, samuel Ran--ihe dis
ease he was afflicted With is termed Necrosis,
and a more serious case oi il | have never
areH--eonsiderable portion uf the whole Dr.
a meter OF the tibia, the man or shin bone OF
the leg had eXtoliate5 aud cone oat--lhe
wound measuring AT the TINE seven inches
IN length, extending from little below the
kufe 10 near he ancle, two inches anda halt
in width, aud two inches and quarter N
depth, the flesh being retrovercd along he
edges 10 the height Of one inch aud a hall
h was much emaciated had hectic levers :;
nj int sweats and vas rapidly vergIng TO
The rave. IN this state he was put on The
Vegetable Catholcon, which, in h. course
. t1ree weeks, removed all the symptom, OF
hectic, aud 10 the beginning OF April, 1929
otter using ten bottles OF the medicine, he
va, discharged, cured have this day eA
atnned the inb--it is as sound as il W., pre-
Won, to the accident--a large quantity Of
healthy honey matter flied up the vacuum
left by the exiuiated tibia, aud the limb Is as
lirm and sound, and As useful as il could pos
,ibIy be, had the &c dent never happened.
HENRY NJ MURIRtE, NJ. ID.
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ID to my existence. Having had no regula
medical advice tom The commencement, nv
complaint AZ last got 10 such height that !
could not swallow without great pain ana
difficulty Tumois formed in different part
ot my BODY, and began to think my sitsali-
On almost desperate The five bottles oil the
Caihoicon hirh nave taken have COM
pletely cured me, aud | am now as well as |
could wish to be- With my thanks, am your
Obliged humble servant, &c.
GEORGE KANE
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(" Vegetable Catholicon,' which I immed
ttely commenced using, aud 70 my great sur
PRISE It's powers soon became visible by heal
'ng up the Ulcers, removing my rains, aud
restoring my appetite III a lew weeks--apd |
'hy with confidence that the CathOlicon a.
zone has saved my lie.
WI. A. HAMILTON.
saw the above case al The time he enter.
ed on he use of Mr.. Poiter's Catholioon, ana
can iestitylhal il was very severe and
seemingly hopeless one--l nave seen tne
same person within few days, aud found
him perfectly restored 10 health
II. M'MukIRIE, NJ. ID.
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W 4. A. HAMILTON.
April Q, 1870.

Phiiadetphia, July %, 1896.
have labored under a very severe case oi
refer Tor the last tive years, andin the course
OF thai time was attended by two very re-
spe ctable physicians OF this city, who pre-
scrlbed aud recommended every popular re.
nedy which they Thought would prove. OF
benefit, without success. | was blisterea
nine times on the face, and n course of mer-
curry pursued Intellectually. Al this time IN,
situation became quite desperate, aud re
naming TOR some time IN this state, was I'd
vised by my friends TO try PoiiersVe stefe
CatholicoD, ia which they had grea conf
dence, mud finally consented To give il a trial
Az er using FIVE bottles, the disease began To
show itself more desperate than ever. which
caused me 10 think should never get freed
from this desponding condition. bat being
urged by Mr.. Potter 10 take more, (fuIly CON
WINGED are that his medicine would have the
desired etfeeD followed his advice, thank
Cod and from the use of nine bottles II ct
trctually performed cure. | am now per-
f,Ctly we'll, N, system having undergone n
complete revolution.
JAENS PIPER.
his IS TO certify, that hase seen the a.
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GEORGE KANE


City of Philadelphia. IS.
George Kane, otfhe district al southwark,
personally appeared, and. being dnly sworn,
10Th declare aud say, that the above state
men IS in all respects, correct aud true, and
that the signature 10 il Is III the hand wri
ting OF lhis'depoaent
JOHN BINNS, Alderman.
phiLaigipLid .lfiy %, 1924
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Philadelphia, .fag %, 1924.

C2SE.-Samuei Rain, stout, full grown
lad of thirteen year OF age, of healthy aud
robust bsbit OF body, while swimming in the
Delaware, some time IN the mouth of June,
1871, struck his shin bone a little below the
knee, again.t hoat--no pain or UNPLEASANT
consequences resnlted therelromt for the space
OF week, when considerable Inflammation
aud swelling ensued. DR. S. respectable
physician OF the neighbJrhood Of Penn 5
neck, Salem county. New Jersey, where the
boy resided, was called, aud continued his
attention tor tour years, during which time
il erew wore aud worse, until his ulcer was
seriously alarming, being of opinion that the
loss of his leg was the only means OF saving
MS lite. On the Sd day of August, 1921, he
was pm on IA course OF Potters Vegetable
Catholieou, and by its sole use Is now conn
pletely restored. W W. POTTER
Attest-S.4MUEL Rim.
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C~lTlLLs FOR SALE--A bargain may be
~ had in tive large STILLS. They may be
obtained at very reduced rates, as they are use
less properly TO the owner. Persons wanting
such an article would consult their interests by
calling at Mr. A. M Packers siotc, neai the
market house, main street, who authorised 10
sell July 20. 5lc4ms
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ss1 Or RENr.-ibe tcnementon main s, nee
81 lately occupiea by ;. a. W. ALLEN 4
CO TWO doors above the prginiau Office.
E SyDNOR, Cashier.
August 6, siVd
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JAEMS PIPER.

This IS TO certify, that nase seen the a.
bove ease, and believe IL n he true and cor
rect. NM. I. CARTER.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-02-21

the loss of his head, for utlerme some
sentiments in favour of free govern
meDt.
From the first dawn Of The revolution
10 this country, he took most decided
part against old Spain. Among the va
riety of anecdotes, political, religious,
and historical, with which he entertain
ed me. was one relating TO an Indian,
who was condemned 10 death for some
slight infraction of the laws of the King.
The King of Spain had imposed and
collected tax of So so GEMS on each
male Indian, from Is TO so years of
age, for 300 years, 10 order 10 defray
the expenses of the conquesis OF this
country. When any one failed TO pay
this tribute. the tax collector tied up
the dels quent and logged bin at dis
erection. This and other like crueliies
engendered deep-rooted hatred "a
gainst The Spaniards; when the con-
demned Indian, above mentioned, was
abont 10 be executed, some Priests at
tended, and urged him TO confess his
SINS, be baptized and go TO Heaven.
The Indian inquired of the Priests,
whether there were any Spaniards there.
On being answered in the affirmative,
he obstinaieiy rejected both confession
and baptism, and met his fate moi only
with an uodaunted spirit, but with de-
monstraioDs of joy. that he was about
TO be freed from Spanish associations.
If the poor fellow had inquired whether
there were any Spaniards 10 the abodes
Of the damned be would have had no
alternative left him. Ii would be a vain
attempt to bring all the incidents of my
excursion within the limits of an ordina-
ry letter. There is, perhaps, no coun-
try in the world which can furnish a
richer intellectual repast, than this, 10
the Antiquarian and Philosopher. Yet
Pompeii itself, before lis disinterment,
was not more completely hid from the
light of scientific researches, than this
hitherto devoted country.