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W. ="
JOHN MCURDN Jun.
No. IS, CAesnut.slreel.

Csc, C. S. was of a scrotulous
atbll at tile age Of three years his parents
Perceived an liberation OF the head.
preceding. as is supposed, from rdcclH1''ou.
Twas at first confined to small compa $,
hgii1m the continued discharge, II was soon
!. communicated to the whole scalp, which
Ifesenled horrible appearance, being al
a9'l one entire sCab soon alter THIS us
charge commenced from his ears, which be
zane very offensive. BiSitrs, WadicS, cont
.faa 5'e We're vigorously rcsorted TO, but IN
AN. AIter remaining in this situation tor
aore tn N SIX mouths, the TcGCiGble Cdthoh-
,ya was recommended and its use immediate
commenced 1t quickly displayed its &C
aoo|iedged powers over the disease, by hrst
Increasing the discharge, but which soon al
". ceased, the complaint being completely
5,,a'eaIed, and the child restored to health
for Information as TO the accuracy OF this
,ase the father of the child can be referred
v On application to W. w. POTTER.
y. o. The above case Of T'iusd C0P''iS, or
.''eaaled sore head, should he a warning to
rents to guard against the evil effects
nch 700 often arise from upglectng to use
'"t pnrIer Of the blood, after the vacclna-
.'o OF their children. The CHtbohcoh is Of
'ea a; suitable remedy in these cases, and
-'9 ,.l. he invariably used
id3aaelphiG FEB %, 1897.
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ELIZABETH BINDER.
Philnaeiphid, .NaV 90, 1926.

This is to certify, that my son, John lIo-
worth, aged fourteen years, has been atil'ct-
ed for eight years with the Kings Ell the
best medical advice was had, every remedy
was tried bat without success, until Mr.. Pot
tcr's Vegetable Gatholieon was had recourse
to, which has clettualty cured him. The
tumours ARE dispersed, aud his general
hcaltl. is better lhan il has been for many
years past.
This give unsolicited by Mr. Potter, aud
from a sincere desire OF benehting others
who may be similarly situated.
GEORGE HOWORTH,
Justice Of the Peace, Philadelphia city.
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THOMAS TOMPKfNS,
Opposite Washington Square.
phiLndelnhir. .1pril /. 1926.

This Is TO certify, that / have been laboring
for eight Gears, under dreadful disease that
more than one hundred inreisr-
Gte areers on my neck aud body, and in my
ihront' IN this state remained upwards OF
one year under The care of highly respec-
tanIe and we'll known medical gentleman,
taking every medicine that he ordered me-
hnt without any effect and was finally aban--
doned by him as incurahle: My frame had
become much emaoiated, from the long and
severe Mains endured, and my health was
DESTROYED. In this despairing situation, Mr.
" W.Poiier very generously offered me bis
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, ' e .
MARGARET HOFFMAN.
philadelphia, Nay 20, 1896.

FHlT0HeIphln, WdY 30, Ie2b.
This is TO certify, that my daughter Elm
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, labonred for
twenty-five month undera severe mcst@ion
Of the tongue and throat, which proceeded to
such an extent as to eat awny third part Of
her tongue, and nearly to DESTROY her palate,
aud render her speech unintclligiblc In this
state, medical advice was resorled TO, aud e
very remedy, that was suggested. tried, but
in vain when, hearing of Mr.. Potters We
getable CaiholiCol, was induced 10 try that
Two bottles have etfectnaiIy cured her, and
she is now perfectly we'll.
ELIZABETH BINDER.
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Phiiadebhia, Sept 20, 1926.

Mr.. w. w. IuOer,
Sir,-T hereby give You statement of
nv cnee, and you are al liberty 10 use II IN a
ny manner you may think proper.
About four years ago | became afflicted
with complicated case OF Scrofia and
Hhiie Sweiiing; during this period placed
myself under the care of upwards OF eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, flttsbnrg,
Albany and this place, but their prescriptions
were in vain. nv arm became useless, the
elbow joint being very much enlarged, and
So covered with ulcers, TINT my physician
fearing modification would take place, ad.
rised me 10 subwi, 10 oplplaaion, but tbs re
ieclcd On my back there wa an ulcer as
large as the palm Of my hand, which became
so nainfu that | iespaired al ever being re.
stored TO health. ur even getting relief. lla=
wing seen a similar case To my own which
was cured by your nraiUaLle Coihohcoa, as
the last resort applied for it, and the happy
result j. from its use about 'hree mouths
am perfectly cured. JOHN htAL1.
N b. hsI am about leaving the city, for
information as 10 the accuracy Of my case,
sevcral gentlemen of high responsibility may
be referred TO.
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30 hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
three days after being confined, both my legs
began TO swell, constituting the disease Gull
ed NIX Lsg. About eight months after they
commenced swelling, they liberated and in
rhis deplorable state continued until about
one year since, when began 10 use PottGr's
Vegetable CathoIicon. By its sole use am
now perfectly well the swelling is gone, the
ulcers have heated, and my limbs are as sound
and healthy as ever.
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Ceriifca'e. Some time in August 1921, |
was desired by ". W Potter, to visit and Elk
anime the above lad, Samuel Rain-the dis
ease he was afflicted with is termed Necrosis,
and more serious case of it have never
seen--c considerable portion of the whole d.
ameter of the tibia, the main or shin bone Of
the leg had extoliated and come out---the
wound measuring at the time seven inches
in length extending from little below the
knee 10 near the ANGLE, two inches anda halt
in width, and two inches ard quarter IN
depth, the flesh being retroverted along the
edges to the height OF one inch aud half
he was much emaeiated had hectic ieyers ;
night sweats and was rapidly verging TO
the grave. In this state he was put on the
Vegetable Caiholieon, which, in the course
at three weeks, removed all the symptoms of
hectic, and in the beginning of April, 1928,
after using ten bottles OF The medicine, he
was discharged. cured. | have this day ex-
nmined the limb--it is as sonnd as il was pre-
vious to the accident large quantity Of
healthy honey matter filled up the vacuum
left Ivy the eAtolaled tbia, and the limb is as
firm and sound, aud d5 useful rs II could pos
sibly be, had the accident never happened.
HENRY MMURIRlE, Nj. ID.
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pb;yodeIoj,ja. june %. 1926.

rhis j. to certify, that labored under
very ,eycrv Uiceraled sore itrod, and n'omh
Tor upwards Of a year, aad so desperate that
II prrveated my ealine any thing of hard
substance. took three bottles Of swain
panacea without any elect. In this state,
hearing of Poter'5 Vegetable Catholicon, I
had recourse TO il, aud by the use OF three
bottles have been ei1eftnally cured. 1t has
been upwards Of eighteen months since
ceased taking the medicine, and there is no
appearance OF a return. .....
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Haryard, (Con) FEB. 90, 1927.

Mr., W IN w iOueIJ
Dear Sir have now but one bot'lS
of Calholicon left. A person arrived this e
vruing, who came 90 miles since morning,
for II bottles Of Catholicon, and would have
taken "a, but could no, let him have but
9. lie came expressly for the article, aud
says that the person, who had USED two bot
ties, has had a Hrer affection or ronsnmpii-
on" 90 years and that three of the family
are inyalids, and have paid in ten years, tor
medical advice and medicine, l,5oo. lie
says the person who has used thetwo ba5ilrs,
ntrc, GOuHd any medicine 10 compare Nth he
laihoiiCou, and that the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects II Produced a nnmber
OF them sent the above person 10 proGure The
article. for various chronic diseases. The
person told me he would wait two dnys, II
he could procure The two dozen. VIII yon,
without fail, send me- or if necessary even
come with few boxes Of the Cathbicon 10
Hartford as | fear delays will take place IN
New York and New Haven and rs to he
ing out Of the article, ! cannot think oil II.
aln, in haste, yours, &c.
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phia F'eG. %, 1897.


g Philadelphia, .Mag, %, 1921.
.,, II am now, thanks TO your medicine, a
sa MY Hiah. For nearly six years | have
sa' martyr to disease, whose rayages
''leaed Il not soon stopped, to pat o peri
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E. W. BULL.

Sold by the principal Druggists and Book
sellers in the Unite States.
IL Price SO pc. bottle, or $50 dozen
- Printed directions are on the bottles.
W. w. POTTER,
No. 10 South Ninth street, between Ches
nus and Market, opposite the University o.
Pennsylvania.
THE above Medicine for sale ut the IragG
and Medicine Store OF -
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
0ppoge P0st 99'ee--LgnehtFg
May l, eh
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C4SE.-Samuel Rain, a stout, fill grown
lad, OF thirteen years oil age, Of healthy and
robust habit Of body, while swimming in tue
Delaware, some time in the month OF Jans,
ls2l, struck his shin bone little below the
knee, against IA boat--no pun or unpleasant
consequences esuIledlAerelromf for Tie space
OF week, when considerable inflammation
aud swelling ensued DIR. 5 Respectable
ply sician-oi the neighb5rhond OF Penu's
neck, Salem county. New Jersey, where the
boy resided, was called, aud continued his
attention for fouI years. during which time
il grew worse and worse, until his ulcer was
seriously alarming, being ofopinion that the
loss of his leg was the only means oil saving
his lite. On the Sd day of August, 1924, he
was put on a course of Potter's Vegetable
Catholcou, and by IFS sole use Is now com
pleiely restored. w. ". POTTER.
Attest-SAMUEL Rim
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poTTER'S VEGETABLE
CAgEEDIIGDYra


ENHE proprietor OF thIs IhValuable mehl-
u cine, feels authorized, by IT'S increasing
reputation, 10 recommend u as superior 10
oil other popular medicines, tor the cure OF
KINGS EVIL or Scroiula--NhCho9lo or
diseased bones-SVPHlLlS in rystage-
NERGURlAL dseascs--RliEUMAl NJ
LIVER complaints--and ULCERS OF every
description.
The Cathoicon has also been USED with
Great success III every variety OF CWHHeoH
Disease, bl0tctcS on the face, ptHpitS ana tei-
.ir in particular: UhH6 Sl0eHHgS, Gnu, Jatn-
DIRE. aud Bilious diseases generally, DBYer-
aa Or Indigestion. complaints OF the stomach,
and general dtdih'y. II Is a certain PW1ter
ajhe 6io0d and humoWS, ana mas been found
an eff saciois remedy IN purifying the blood
ofcnldren after tdcctnW'on' ana should be m
Hrlaby used as genera ait'f"'rf ooth Tor
cblren and adhlts--neInS aSfeeau'e 10 thc
most delicate palate ana sr"'''a, coruia'
In the stomach. lhl' IS me hrs' III coFrry
eta nndlc'ae 'aNPh 'h'o we s'o,'l'ou' 'u''
has had the tong desired "Hrc' OF c"''nS we
most Obstinate anu a'S'rr 7''hs ''te'""t JUS
cases Inc use oil h"'L,''"ls 'o'ur anu tn'
Culinary hPoca'lonS "l "'N'''9'' az "'' VI
hHhPird ny we 'a'hol'c"h '"1
lei having ne power "''eS' t"s '''" J'" ="
Hpi'et '''- r
very part OF we system our'hg we process VI
esermnat'ng disease - "''uont parallel
The following c"r''htates WIZ " IS Pre'h-
med, satisfy the most 'hcreon,ouS' " ''e pre-
eminent virtues OF lhe td,moucph'
IEhl it !, r. ..,,
fhtdae'F"'"' fe"' ZVth' ioz''
Mr.. Wm W roieF
Dear SIT zen nouns nave now 2
iapsed since my dhnSher MARY Ann has neeh'
by the use OF your m'd'u"oie medt'ae, re-
stored 10 safe OF hhch pfi''r hGa'h uian
we could reasoh7plY nave 'APec!eo' ano d
aduty owe 10 suffering humanity, ana Srd-
dude to yoaraei,' l tender ms 'ruSl'nS It
nay prove !" thoSe summary anilcteu,
About Twelve years ago she comp'a'ntu OF
severe pans III het BACK ana mp, Wh'ch
grew verse ana worse until she was almost
unable 10 noVe' or TURN herSeli ID pea, pu-
Tag lhls perlod her back ana mp 5wellea We
~ nuch, and the pam extended DOWN me
leg which lost us natural power wasting
o. nesh--ioss OF anpethe, ana elnaclal'"i' en-
Sed' ana her cOhntehahce aep,c'eu n'S''g
She continued without much, 1t any, a'lera'i-
on tor the better, (keeplng her strictly under
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April 9, 1926.

Philadelphia, July %. 1926.
have labOrcd under II very severe case OF
Tetter for the last five years, aud IN the course
of that time was attended by two very RI.
Specialize physicians OF this city, who pre-.
scrIbed and recommended every popular re-
medy which they thought would prove oil
benefit, without success | was blislered
nine times on the face, aud IA course OF mer-
curry pursued Intellectually. Al this time my
situation became quite desperate, and re.
naming tor some time in this state, | MS nj.
vised hy my friends to try Poters Vegetable
Catholicon, in which they had great conti-
dence, and finally consented 10 give il lral.
After using FIVE bottles, the disease began To
show itself more desperate than ever. Which
caused me 20 think should never get freed
from this dcsponuing condition but heins
urged by Mr.. Potter to take more. fully con.
WINGED me that his medicine would hayr the
desired etieCD | followed his advice, thhnk
God, and from the use of nine bottles il 81
ieCtuaIIy performed II cure. | am now per
tectly well, my system having undergone u
cOmulctc revolutions
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philnI. Luhin I'm. Q 800.


This is TO certify, that was afflicted with
dtsca5e Of the Ltrcr for setlp grdry, winch
produced loss of appetite and consequent
evacuation. During this period | received
the advice, aud followed the prescriptions
Of DR. II. aud other physicians, without OBJ.
tanning any relief About twenty months
past | applied to Mr.. " w. Potter, who I'D
vised a course of the Catholcon. | commcn-
ced taking it.. Six bottles have eh'ectually
cured ne, and now enjoy a stale ofthe
most perfect health.
MARTHA NJ. M'CGRDY,
M. 20 Chesnnl .stIrrl.
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cd 10 my existence. Having had no regular
medical advice from tue commencement, my
complaint al last got To such height that /
could not swallow without great pain and
difficulty. Tamors formed in different parts
Of my body, aud began to think my sitaati-
On almost desperate. The five bottles of the
Cathoicon which have taken have com
pletely cured me, and am now as well as /
could wish 10 be. With my thanks, | am your
obliged humble servant, &c.
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City of Philadelphia, IS.

George Kane, OF the district of Southwark,
personally appeared, and, being duly sworn,
doth declare aud say, TINT the above stute-
ment is, in all respects, correct and true, aud
that the signature to il is IN the hand wri
ting OF this deponent.
JOHN BINNs, alderman.
PHILADELPHIA, May %, 1921.
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WV. A. HAMILTON.

7 sOW tNe ONlVe case Al Tue lime he cnlpT-
ed on the use ct Mr., roters Calholieon, mud
Gun testify 'hat It was IA very severe and
seemingly hopeless one-I have seen the
same person within few days. aud found
him perfectly restored to health
II. MMUR1KlE, NJ. u.
Anil a zoos
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- Vegetable Ca,holioon," which immed.
ateiy commenced using, aud to my great sur
prise its powers soon became visible lay heal
ing up the Ulcers, removing my pains, aud
restoring my appetite IN a few weeks--and !
say with confidence that the Catholoon u
lone has saved my lite
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JAEAIS PIPER.

This is 10 certify, that | have seen the u
bove case, aud hrneve il 10 be true and cor
rect. NM. L. CARTIER.
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MARTiNsBURG, VA THURSDAY, JANUARY IL, 1897

"lodgs0ea one OF lie Executive De.
"par.ments."
Now, the facts which we have already
stated snow tha, 40 charge was lodged
IN the Department against Mr.. Calhoun.
No charge was made against him. The
charge, as far as there wac any charge
at all, was charge by Clark against
Nix. OF having slsndered Mr.. CALHOUN.
IL IS further to be remarked. that, in
that passage of bis commune alton which
we have first above cited, Dir. Calhoun
speaks OF base instrumenln having
been "rsED" 10 assail his character
by base insii un,ent,' We suppose ha
means Mix: but who, would he have
the public believe, has used" dix for
the purpose of assaiiiag ms charse-
teri Connecting this form of expires
sion with what he says of the charges
being lodged ia one of the Executive
Departments" and Of its being made
1.-THE basis of an official aet;o tie IN
terrence might naturally follow: that
MIR. Calhoun does mean to leave II 10 be
inferred that the Secretary ot War has
used six for the purpose OF assailing
his Character Ii we are mistaken in
this view OF the matter, we shall be glad
To ace orr error pointed out. III wa are
IN no error, we are then constrained to
say 1t becomes DIR. Calhoun t. make
such explanation as will show that Mix
IN hlsfoul aspersion of the public char
acter Of an individual, has not found an
imitator.
We have yet another observation To
make an this letter Of the Vice Preai.
dent; and with that We shall take
leave Of the subject for the present
II is thia The letter would produce the
impression that Mr. Calhoun had now
tor thu first time been made acquainted
with any imputaticns on bis character 10
. regard TO tina Rip Rap contract Now,
it was stated, and truly stated ia Our pa
per of Monday, that this was no new
matter, but merely the revival Of an old
story. The ,grossest impuistions had
been made upon the character OF Dir.
Calhoun, IN regard to this business while
he was Secretary of War: and publish
ed ia this city under his own eye; Of
which, nevertheless, be did not dsem.it
necessary to take any public police
In proof of this, take the following
paragraph from the Washington Gazette,
May, 1922
when the iniquitous Rip Rap con-
"tract was formed, Mr. Calhoun was al
''his post, and instead of being guardian
Iof public treasury. was pr,ry to he
fraud practised on the Government"
To what motive then ara we to as.
cribe tbs present effort, which we think
is evidently made 10 the letter, OF rep
resenhng the present occurrence as
new but preme ditated attack, now sud :
denly made on the President for
the purpose of prostrating bis reputation
and character.
The SUBJECTS now before q Commit.
tee, which while we are confident that
it will do entire justice to Dir, Calhoun,
ulli do equal justice also, We trust, 10
others.--AGt. Journal.
1.-THE committee consists OF Mr.. Floyd
Mr.. Wright, Dir. Williams, Mr.. Campbell
Dir. Clarke, Mr.. ISgersoll, Mr. Spragus.i
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HaVns seen publication in the Alex.
sndria Iaze''e OF this date, purpo,ting
20 be a copy of q letter addressed he
me to some person in New York t,,,o
tne esriie,t opportunity publicly to
pronounce That publication not 10 ha !.
Ile copy o. -"y letter psnned by me,
oe,l ~ L. MIX.
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BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

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s'ous, snG twenty-five cents per square for each
subsequent insertion
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-11
MARYLAND
CRANE STATE LOTTERY,

kuMBkK NIAk.
Win be drawn on the 18th Of January, 1897,
by the Odd aud Ev1s system in which lie
holder OF two tickets or parts ID sure OF e.s
tfs4s AMI may draw Three
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-11
THiRD CLASS OF TIM
Grand state Lottery

OF yirgina--the whole II osx DAY--Th
drawing will take place in RichmoDd.
On the 2irh Of January.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-11
WDliNN0S

Lottery u Exchange Office. .Ns. ia, Afark~
Street, Boiamo~,
Whaie both the great capital prizes Of ONR
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS wero
Obtained ~ The late Grand State Lotteries, and
where lie HIGHEST CAPITAL sold in the
last Grand State Lottery was obtsined. and
where more Capital Prizes have been obt4ine&
,i,aa Mt any other Office in America.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-11
Two Lotteries Next Month.

coliEN's oFficE..--B.trTxoas.1
Dccesa5er lat 1870
ODD EVEN SIS rENi--.scheloe No. Of ,h,
Urand state Lottery,
or Msrslaad--ihe holder Of two Iicketa OF
Shares, viii be certain % az ksss ons Psze and
tisy draw IHREE.--- The whole to be drawn
IN ONE DAY. and viii take place in Iss.lsleasss
O. she i.tA Of Janaafy.