The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-02
pJTTER'S VEGETABLE
GA.pyEr QhIG CIT,

ENliE proprietor OF l',i1 invaluable medi.
II cine, feels authorized, by its increasing
reputatiDn, 10 recommend il as superior Ia
ali other popular medicines, for the cure OF
KINGS EVIL Or ScroluIa-NEGRO5 SIS or
diseased bones--5YPHILlS III every stage
NERCURIAL diseases--RiiEUM AfISN -
LIVER complaints-7and ULCERS of every
description.
The Cathoicon has also been used with
great success i'll every variety Of CdfIRGOjS
Disease, btotcheS on the face, pimpieS add tet-
Ter in particular: White Seedlings, Cont. JaUa-
dice, and Bilious diseases generalA, DtYSp-
STA or Indigestion, complaints OF The S,0mcch,
and general dtbithV. It's certain purifier
0fihe 6io0d aud hu8l0urS, aud has been found
an eff ;acloas remedy N purifying the blood
ofchildren after sdcCtndtiOH, and should be IN
variably used as IA general diteraiine both for
children and aiults---being agreeable TO the
most delicate palate, and "A grateful cordial
10 the stomach. This is the first discovery
Of medicine taken into the stomach, thai
has had the long desired effect of curing the
most obstinate and distressing trigradi dis.
eases. The use of nutrCipus food, and the
ordinary avocations of business, are not in
tarr1pted by the CatholiCon and nspruppr-
ties having the power otrestorlng both fesh N
t0ne and eirenovating aud invigoratlng e.
very part Of the system during the process OF
discriminating disease, IS without a parallel.
The following certificates will, II is presu-
sse1, satisfy the most ncredulous, OF the pre-
tmllent virtges of the Catholicon.
CERTIFICATES.
Phaadelphta, / eb, 20th, 1927.
Mr.. VIM w. Potter
Dear Sir-Ien months have now p
Ian5ed since my daugher Mary Ann has been,
by the use of your invaluable medicine, re-
stored to a STATE OF much better health than
we could reasonably have expected and a.
duty owe to suffering humanity, and gra-
ttlnde to Yourself, | tender this, trusting il
may prove useful to those similarly afflicted.
About twelve years ago she complained of
severe pains in her back and hip, which
grew worse aud worse until she was almost
enable to mnye, or turn herself in bed Du-
ring this period her back and hip swelied ve-
ny much, and the pain extended down the
leg which lost IFS natural power wasting
0' hesh--loss oil appetite, and emaciatl"n en-
sued, and her conntenance depicted hSery'
She continued without much, il any, altcrati-
on for the better, (keeping her strictly under
The advice of an eminent medical gentlepsu,)
Tor considerable time, when the swelling
on the hip began to increase; herphysiclan's
prescriptions became useless they recon-
mended { he steel jacket-one was procured &
tried, bat in vain, and the disease seemed 10
bid defiance to all the well-known remedies
in that complaint, that were here employed.
She was then considered iucpajie. Her
sister having died o the same com LIANT, nj
lei an illness of four years, we were OF opin'-
on that Mary Ann must share the sane tate
Having heard Of the remarkable success 81
your Calhoieoa in scrotulnas complaints, |
was resolved to make trial OF II. she he
gan its use, aud in few day, The swelling on
the hi broke, aud discharged greatly she
could then use her cruch-tn few weeks
longer her pans disappeared-thc dlscharS"
ceased-the nicer hcaed-aer appetite re
iarned--aad her whole system resumed its
Wooted vgnnr believe, Lad sonr InY"'na-
lie medicine been used when sill" fr't com
planned, II would have prevented her from
being a cripple tor the rest OF Her hte.
with many thanks for the haaed5 which
my daughter has derived from ihcnse OF your
Invaluable Calholicon,
remain, yours respectfully,
JOHN MCURDY, Jun.
No. 80, Chesuut street.