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TUHN M OUNN JFIII
No. SO, Chesnut.sireet.

CASE. C s was OF scroinlous
habit at the age of three years his patents
perceived an liberation of the head
proceeding as is supposed, from racc1nni'on,
II was at first confined 10 small compass,
but from the continued discharge, twas soon
communicated to the whole scalp, which
presented a horrible appearance, beng al
most one entire scab: soon after tins DIS
charge commenced from his ears, which be
came very offensive. BiisierS, Wnshes, o'nt-
nent, {,-c. were vigorously resorted TO, but IN
vain. After remaining IN this situation tor
more than six months, the Pegetdbie Cnlh0h-
con was recommended and its use immediate
w commenced. II quickly displayed It's aC-
knnwlcdged powers over the disease, by FIRST
increasing the discharge, but which soon al
ter ceased, the complaint being completely
eradicated and the child restored IL health
For information as TO the accuracy oil this
case, the father of the child can be referred
to, on application to w. w. ~ hh'
y. B. The above case of Tinea CnPufs, or
liberated sore head, should be warning to
parents TO guard against the evil elects
which too often arise from negIecting 10 use
some puriiier of the blood, after the eaccina-
tiou of their children. The CaHtoiicon Is OIL
fered AS suitable remedy in these cases, and
should be invariably used.
Philadelphia. FEB. 90, 1927.
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Gnrnish's Remedy for the Piles.

DngE Medicine now offered to the public,
IS one which has been fully 5uhjecte
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had been laboring under the disease for years,
and during that period had received the best
medical advice, aud had even undergone d
peiniul surgical operation, without permanent
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yerti.ed) offered rs n certain cure for long
catalogue of Diseases, hut those afflicted with
this complaint, for which alone it ia recon-
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thinning relief, even in its worst forms, in n
short time and they themselves are the best
ndges OF the importance of such remedy
Price 30 cents per box, with directions sign
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sale Of the above medicine.
WALTER IL. MIDDLETON
Nav OF
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MARTHA NJ. MCURpY,
No. 70, Chesnul.street.
PLiiadelplia, .ap,fi3l.e26.

fNiiHdtf PHiHI tfE' u = ipH's
From the spring of ls22, until this summer,
Twas afflicted with Screjuia every glarl Ia
my neck was effected by the rising oil hard Ia.
mours, which broke und left deep ragged Ill
GERS. wns under the care OF three eminent
practitioners at different times, who CONT
nued to prescribe for me Tor about nine
nouths, when my leg near the shin began to
swell, which soon uietrotrd--and n lnrge ul-
Ger also arose on my hody; from the former
proceeded n thick aud offensive matter !
continued much in this state my malady rn-
ther increasingly Tor some months, aud md
ing my physician advice useless, ! dlsehar
gch them and resorled TO SraiBts Genuine
Pajacca, which I persisted in 10 the extent
OF Nine B0fties, but without the slightest re-
lief Under these very uniavorable oifcnm
stances commenced using PoHer's P,gsia-
bie Cath0iirou, which soon manifested is an
Hucnce over the disease the tumanr On nay
body now broke and began 20 d'sehargt, and
soon aiies all the ulcers began 10 heal very
fast in Few weeks more 10 my greni asto-
nshmeni The ulcers WIRE entirely healrd--
the pains which | had hfen snhieel 10, were
romoved-and my appetite res,ored=-and ~
iact my bodily health is very much improved
from the exclusive use OF Mr.. Potftrs paiHa-
bic Caiboiic0a. MANUEL NORRIS.
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p Nsm ATirGl Of Medicines
It8s TTVPALTER II. MIDDLETON is
Va u w now receiving sixty three
sissssa packages fresh Medicines, which
ga have been particularly selected 10y
an experienced hand, and hich car
oewlrranted genuine.
lie has recently purchased the entire stock Of
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ol Docts Owens Il Leclsie, which in addition to
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His friends aud the public, as well as the Gus
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Can be furnished on the most favorable terms.
Practitioners OF Medicine, country merchants
aud others VINO purchase largely can hc supplied
81 small advance above the northern prices ant
goat bonds taken in payment.
Inc greatest attention paid to the compound
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Yer no article ont of his establishment but wi,a
Is N the purest quality.
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MARGARET HOFFMAN.
PllaRelphin. .ifnl 30. Iso6.

Philadelphia, My 80, 1896.
1nis IS TO certify, that my daughter Eliza.
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, laboured Tor
twenty-five Month nndera severe mc,raiiou
Of The tongue aud throat, which rocceded 10
such an extent as to eat away a third part oil
her tongue, and nearly to destroy her palate,
aud render her speech uninteligible. In this
state, medical advice was resorled to, and e.
very remedy, that was suggested, tried, bat
in vain when, hearing of Mr.. potlers Hc-
getable Catholicon, was induced to try thai
Two bottles have efectually cured her, aud
she Is now perfectly well
ELIZABETH BINDER.
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philadelphia. SEPT 70, 1876,


Sir hereby give you statement Of
my case, and you are at liberty To uee II IN
ny manner You may think proper.
About four years ago | became afflicted
with complicated case of Srrci'tia and
White Smelling during this perlod placed
myself under the care of upwards Of eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, Pinabnra,
Albany and this place, but their prescriptions
were in vain. My arm became useless, the
elbow joint being very much enlarged, and
so covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing modification would take place, ed.
pised me 10 submit TO nmpuiatiou, but this re-
iected On my back there vas an ulcer NJ
large as the palm of my hand, which BECAME
SO painful that despa,fed OF ever being re-
stored to health, Or even getting relief ia'
wing seen a similar case 10 my own which
was cured by your intatndbie CathoheoH, rs
the last resort applied tor II, aud the happy
result is, from its use about three months
am perfectly cured. JOHN hEaLA
N. b. AsI am about leaving the city, for
information as TO the accuracy Of my cnse
several gentlemen of high responsibility moy
be referred TO.
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Piilmlelptin. .ltau l6. 1896.

10 hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
three days after being confined, both my legs
began 10 swell, constituting the disease call.
ed NIL Leg. About eight months after they
commenced swelling, they liberated and IN
this deplorabe state continued until about
one year since, when began To use Potter S
Vegetable Catholieon. By its sole use am
nov perfectly well the swelling Is gone, the
ulcers have healed, and my limbsarc as sound
aud hehllhN d. nHrr
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PhtlndeInhia. Nm 2s. 1874.

Sir,--In consequence OF imprudcnt expo
sure four years ago, had the misfortune 10
become afflicted with disease, the painful
results al which induced M 20 apply in sue
cession 10 several respectable physicians oi
TIL. city, from whom, however, feeeiYedei-
| ther no relief or from whose remedies re-
| ceived anorher complaint quite as distressing
as the former. My whole system became
| affected could get no rest Mt night on ac'
| count of the violent PAIN that feii IN every
part OF my body; the weakness and emaCia-
lion OF which was such that could scarcely
walk. In this state fortunately heard OF
your Vegetable Catholeon-tour bottles OF
which has completely restored me. have
now no pain, my appetite is good, and my
strength restored With many thanks tor the
reiel your medicine has gwen me, / am,
your obliged friend, nc --..
Sworn and subscribed 10 bOiDre me, May
%, 1924 JOHN BINN5, Thurman.
from he Darien fGeo) Gazette, Nov. II
"A mosf ertroordiHdTy cure cDeried ~ rot
ter's CathohrOn.--Capi DoneIly, keeper OF
the light at Sopelo and master pilot for Do
| boy Bar, auhorises us 10 make known to the
puDlic the following fact OF recent date.
AboAl a month Bgo, bought three bot
Ties of POtiers Cathohcon, for the purpose Of
testing is virtues upon Mr. Peter M'Gulioch,
pilot OF Doboy Bar, who had been Tor several
wears confined 10 bis bed aud cruiChes ia
consequence Of diseased limbs, aud liberated
feet.-ihe soles Of his feet were IN that shock
ing state, that the bones were perceptible
both 10 the s,gnl aud touch
/ Mr. NJ CulIoch, after the use OF hret bottles
of the CailoheoH, laid aside his crntehes, aud
was this day in Town attending TO his bust
ness in nearly perfect health"
! Daren, Nov !! 1926.
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Hurlfard, Con } Fet. 20, 1927.

Mr. VIM. u. PotteF,
Dear Sir I have now but one bottle
Of Caholicon left A person arrived this e.
yening, who came 60 miles since morning,
for II bottles OF Cathoicon, and would have
taken "a but could not let him have bat
IT, He came expressly for the article. and
saws that the person, who had used two bot
lies. las had q " hver affection ar eonsumpti-
on" 20 wears aud that three OF the family
are inva,ais AID have paid III ten years, for
10. tisal advice and medcine, 81 300. lie
SIS 70 the person " 40 has use the 40 bottles.
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PHILADELPHIA, May, 2s, 1924


Sir-T am now, thanks 10 your medicine,
hearty man. For nearly six years have
been martyr toa disease, whose ravage,s
threatened If not soon stopped, TO put PERI
cd TO my existence. Having had no regular
medical advice from the commencement, my
comnlaint at last got 10 such height that
could not swallow without great pain and
difficulty. Tumors formed in different parts
of my body, and began to ih'nk my s'tsaI'-
on almost desperate Inc hVe o9'tles Oh we
ca,hniicon which have taken have com
nletslv cured me, and am now as well as !
could wish ,6 be. With nay thanks, am your
''"''N GEORGE KANE
CITY Of philadelphia, S.
Gorge Ksne, of the district of so"'hwart
norsnnaly appeared, and, being duly sworn.
iotb declare and say, that the above state,
menl is. in ali respects, correct aud true anu
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Phaaaelphia, June %, 1925.

This is TO certify, that | labored under a
very severv Ulcerat,d sore throat and mouth
for upwards of a year, and 50 desperate that
it prevented my eating any thing of a hard
substance. ! took three bottles Of Swaim's
Panacea without any effect. In this state
hearing of Potters Vegetable Cathoicon, |
had recourse 10 il, and by the use ofthree
bottles have been efeGtualy eured, 1t has
been upwards of eighteen months since |
ceased taking The medicine, aud there is no
annearancc Of a relnrn.
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THOMAS TOMPKINS,
Opposite Washington Square.
PhandlLnhin. 4priL |. 1896


This is TO certify, that have been laboring
for eight years, under dreadful disease that
oceasioned more than one hundred iaccter-
ate ulcers on my neck aud body, and in my
throat In this state remained upwards Of
one year under the care of a highly respec-
table and web known medical gentleman,
taking every medicine that he ordered me,
bnt without any effect, and was finally abnn-
doned by him as incurahle My iiame had
become much emaciated, from the long aud
severe pains endured and my health was
destroyed. In this despairipg situation, Mr.
W. w Potter very generously offered me his
- Vegetable Catholieon' which | immed-
ately commenced using, aud TO my great sur
prise lis powers soon became visible, by heal
ing up the Ulcers, removing my pains, and
restoring my appetite in few weeks-and !
saw with confidence that the Cathoicon a
lone has saved my life.
VIM. A. HAMILTON.
saw the above case al the time he enter
ed on the use of Mr.. Potier's CathOlicon and
can testify that it was a very severe and
seemingly hopeless one--i have seen the
same person within few days, and found
him nerfectIy restored TO beallt
II. NJ MURIRIE, NJ. ID.
April 9, 1925.
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ae,srrp AID prBLisHEp ny
-.,,r.u FLETCHER q RICH. II. TOLER
Ii1 eatiid,efs oflhe Lers Of The onion.

sss,ai-w s,sly paper at 81, and the Weekly
- ~ .f,, ,u,fan, payable ~ adeance.--No sub
70 in h. reeeiynf Ter loss tine than SIX months
win he discontinued (hhi At the discretion
A. ~ ff11,t,-} +, itii Al arrearaecs are pald,
cur i9t,s.s,e,. will he Inserted 1t SD 'ar's psr
= 1e,.l The hrst fima, aud u : ceat. or earh
ar, Those ftun disttier must be paid for
ca.isi' ,eir ii,srrtio4 tlc payment assumed by
Tfetig-e5,,on. iblr person IN Lynclhurs,
cum Orders not exceeding two squares are IN
IA for SIX dollars
=, they viii no, De attended to-
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POTFER'S VEGETABLE
GAgItOIIGON.

= hlHE proprietor of this invaluable medi-
~ cine, feels authorized, by It's increasing
reputation, 10 recommend II ms superior 10
all other popular medicines, for the cure OF
KINGS EVIL OF Scrolnla--NECROSIS or
diseased houes-SYPHlLl5 ia evervslaRe--
MERCURlAL diseases---RHEUMA AIS NJ
LIVER complain,s--und ULCERS OF every
descriptions
The Catholicon has also been used with
great success in every variety of CufIneouS
Disease, biotehes on thelace, pimpics aud tet-
fer in particular: White SweHings, G0m, Jnrn-
dire, and Bilious diseases generally, D1spep.
san or Indigestion, complaints OF the Stomach,
aud general debility. II is certain purifier
Ofihe blond aud hUmOurs, and has been found
nm eicacious remedy in purifying the blood
olchlldren after vaccination, and should be IN
ta.fdbly used as general nfteratire both for
children aud adults-being agreeable TO the
most delicate palate, and grateful cordial
To the stomach. This is the first discovery
CT a medicine taken into the stomach, that
has had the long desired effect of curing the
Hnost obstinate and distressing external dis
eases. The use OF aulrcious food, aud the
ordinary avocalons of business, are not in
terrupted by the Catholicon and itsproper.
ties having tue power otresior,ug beth flesh &
bone, and otrenovnting and invigoraiing e.
very part OF the system during the process of
eXtermnatng disease, "a without parallel.
The following certificates will, il is prasu-
med, satisfy Inc most increduous, Of tue pre-
eminent virtues OF the Caiaoicon.
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rnINRuRGH REVIEW

- Sfore of ADRIAN H. NORTH.
May |.
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without Rfea, pfecaniion, you will or
counter many difficulties in walking 4 .
streets, which may be avoided by ohsef
wing the following rcguIation--lcl the
ladies walk in single file, preserving the
distance Of four feel between each---this
viii present an imposing appearance, O.
qualled only by militia review In
walking with gentlemen, tho couples
may still be preserved, IN a simple, but
Interesting uhnner.--let the gentleman
advance IN front, II the distance above
mentioned, aud instead of offering an
arm, present the lady with the end of
ribbon which she may either hold in her
hand, OF attach to her reticulo. The
ribbons may he yariceated in their coli
ours, according 20 circumstances, to suit
the relative condition of the parties.
Lovers may use one Of flame colour
husband and wife, yellow --bfolher and
sister, white. by this, or similar sys-
TEN, may all the varieties of social rcla-
ton be distinguished, and much conll-
sion and disorder avoided. This ropti~
lalion, reasonable as il was, met with SO
much opposition, that il was abandoned
tho gids, insisting that they were too
old 10 be IN leading strings, and my wife
declaring that she would sooner walk on
the opposite side OF the street, than be
led by her husband III any thing Sa-
rah alone, who has u very attentive
beau, seemed pleased with the hamfd
coloured ribbon, hoping il would srun
lead her IL tho allar
1 confess that nm not little motif
fed nj the failure Of SO salutDy a repl-
laton, and have thought Of several 9th
er projects To avoid impending danger,
ono oil which herewith submil--miri,t
not the hats be constructed with Joints,
or hinges, at the insertion OF the brim
with the crown, 50 that on approaching
each other, or in squall OF wind, they
might rfg topsait. but this | snhmil
20 the committee OF millnors. | hayo
had some fears for the theatre, hut there
he evil will cure itself, as otherwise, tho
gentlemen Will never be able 10 sen
Madame interchangeable. As
for our churches, the ladics with broad
hrims, or Com an Hats, will be seldom
there. DIOGENIS.
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that the signature 10 II is in the hand wri
ting OF this depouen,.
JOHN BTNNs, Aldermen.
Philadelphia May %, 1924.
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Certifcatc.-some lime in August, 1874. |

Certificates lime in August 1891, |
WIS desired bv W. ". Potter, IL visit aud ex.
anime the above lad, Samuel Rain-lhe dia.
case he was afflicted with is termed " rrasis.
and more serious case of il | have never
considerable portion OF the whole d..
ameter OF the tiba, the main or shin bone 81
the leg had exfeliated aud come out--thn
wound measuring at the time seven inches
IN length, extending from a little below the
knee 10 near the uncle, two inches anda hall
IN width, aud two inches and quarter IN
depth, the nesh being retroyerled along Tie
edges 10 the height Of one inch aud half--
he WAS much emaciated bad hectic feycrs !.
night sweats and was rapidly verging 10
the grave In this state be was put on the
Vegetable Catholicon, which in the course
OF three weeks, removed all the symptoms of
hectic, and in the beginning CT April, 1928,
after using ten bottles OF the medicine, he
vas discharged cured | have this day ex.
hmined the imb--it is as sound as il was pre-.
vlopg 10 the accident large quantity Of
healthy honey matter filed up the vacuum
loft by the extolated tbia, and the limb is as
firm and sound, and ds useful As il could pos.
sbly be, had the accident never happened.
HENRY MMuKTRIE, IA. u.
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QUARTERLY REVIEW.

No 80 lust received at the Book and Station
AIRY Store OF AbhAh Ii. NohlH'
May !.
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rener found any mtdieius 10 compare NTH H.
Cafaoiicon, aud that the neighbours, saeinf
The astonishing effects Il produerd. numbei
vi them sent tie above refsou Ia procure tn
article, Tor various Ghronit diseases The
person told me he Wonld Hait Two dry, i
he could procure the two dozen. VIII you
without ipl, send me-, or u necessary, even
oOme with n leW boxes of The GuthOllhon l.
Hartford, a. fear delays will Take place IN
New York aud New Haven ard Hs 10 hr=
ing oui OF the article, ! eaunni tbink OF IT
am, IN haste, yoars, n.
l. " GULL.
Sold by the principal pfuegst5 and Book
SELLERS in the United Stntcs.
u Price 50 per bottle or s5apcr dozen.
=. Printed directions are Oh the battles.
v Is. POTTER
Ne l3 South hiuth ttreti, hriWecn hea.
nus aud Market, opposite lie University Of
pennss lvania
n. y. 1ho5c nersoua who mny receive zig.
nal benefit from the use OF TIE Cnlhulron,
will cnniera particular favor on those SIM
larry afflicted, by forwarding eertidcutrs oi
their cures 20 the proprietor or any Of hs II.
gents.
TIE above Medicine for sale at she Druge
aud Medicine Store III
WALTER II MIDDLETON,
oppose Post tH0--iHC
Nav tim
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a gentleman having felnnfkably
long visage, was one day riding by the
school, NJ the gate OF which hc overheard
young Sheridan say To another lad,
That gentle mans face is longer ,han
his life Struck by the slangoncss Of
this rude observation, the man tuned
his horse, head, and requested an es-
planoiion. Sir said the boy, 1
meant no offence in the world but /
have read IN the Bible al School, that
mans lie is but spuh, and | am sure
your 1aee Is double that length The
gentleman could not help laughing, and
he threw tho lad siNponce for his vii.
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