The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10
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from Hf DCmJrrHt.r Pres
TS,ract ola letter dlled Charleston o. - MARI Fl.
| ihaye, by one 5tthose chances which some.
times brtall luc' ) triyrlle.s, obrsined ii copy
Of handful winch :, privately, but as am as.
snred extensively circulating throughout the
| southern states. nnpuic It wholly to the mo
desty ofihe Patenfer that It has not been pub
| licly announced. The eii,c' already piodue.
| ed Irr 81 satisfactory and the character q tie
| Cetuhers spWcIl known that the value OF the
! discovery Cannot butLe duly appraeat ed b, n
| 10 whaln IT. proparicz and mountaineering
qualities shall I've mad. known. This Paaacea
| ~, been for some unr IN use, to the South &
| has performed some astonishing cures. Is U.s.
| rs | an informed bs the friends Of The Pafcu-
| e. about TO be introduced INTO the Middle
states II is with mat view the Certificate Of
Member Of Conetes, Is published. II Is not
| contemplated to attempt the introduction OF
| ms Panacca into the New Englan States
the prejudice against the Patrntcr. aud other
! prciadlccs would, ms feared prevent its sue
e,,s IN those states / send YOU a copy and
! nope YOU Will give II pnbhcty.o
NEN PA1ENi POLITICAL PANACEA
MARTIN VAS BURES, Cdtinei-lnakcr Jon-
| er, No |. Albany -street Ne" York, informs
his friends and the public THAI he has with great
| hbDur and sagdcity succeeded IA the compost
! ton of a new Pan cca which produces the most
important, valuable, and truly unheard of CT
fccts upon the human system. II well known
that some OF the most difficult disorders TO he
treated IA the stem OF political men are those
which arise from their opinions being supposed
10 he committed on certain points So that when
1t is become convenient 20 adopt other views The
,,lh a nd To p
s estion becomes impaired, and the general
health aud character Of the patent at greyous-
ly affected
The most obviou, symptoms Of the disorder
are a l6cu'ty OF 0r0ii0lebg the nov doctrines
and aencr Al uemo, aud lushtng oil face v nen
tie patent FIST publicly announces his conye.-
sion, together with many other Distressing
symptoms and circpm.ttnvcs.
T. remove these complaints has long employ
ed the efforts OF distinguished pc htal ph,si.
inns, hut hitherto then labours have proceeded
generally uu' uCcesSiul
NJ Y b congrttulates himself and, the A.
mcrieau public n general, upon the complete
ioaey Of n,s Panacea, which has succeeded to
the utter astonShment OF all who have witness
ed its mogic operations some of the most in.
yetelate Cases lappa enlly) have been SO sue
cess fully treated that the nearest friends OF the
patients have declared their inability to rocOg.
nize them again The proprietor thuis it
needless to e1patinte upon the virtues Of the
fanacoa, but refers with entire confidence to
the following certificates, TO which he eau add
his oWa testimony having FIRST had occasion 10
Try the medicine upon himself.
farms
The new Patent Panacea Is sold in bottles,
each containing printed directions Tor its use
signed by the propreior--and may be had of
the following persons
Boston, The Statesman Office
New York, The Enquirer do
Philadelphia, The Palladium do.
Washington City, The Telegraph do
Richmond, he Enquirer do.
Charleston, The Mercury do
Other agents will he appointed hereafter il it
should be ascertained thatthey VIII serve.
CERrIFlCATFS.
The tolowinging are selected from number
of certificates IN the possession OF the proprie-
tor.
JOHN c. CALHOUN, late of the City of
Washington, Turner, cerrifes thai for a few
years past h. protested certain uniouuded OH.
uious ON political subjects, viz. that Domestic
Nanuiac a. ous mt 10 be cherished; that the
general government possessed the,power * was
bound in duty to execute Internal Improve
mcu's that the general welfare required H.
beral construction of the constitution &c but
that having occasion recently 10 discover that
his former opinions would prove an impeachment
to a Parmei ship, he was about forming with
some ether persons OF the same radl, he endea-
vored 10 adopt opinions opposite To THESE, but 10
his Ireai dlsmay found thar he was unable to
swallow them, "ud that they actually stuck in
his throat ln THIS distressing s,taatiuu he " as
recommr nded by his friends to Try V.S H.
RFN's PANAcEA,' which lie accordingly did,
and to ais treat joy found Tat single hoide
gave immediate relief. lie declare, that he
can now swallow any thing, hps 'yer ilcousl,t-
ent with his former principles, aud slncc he
took tho Panacea ne has not biusheddt a Slgie
assertion OF his own, or of his partners in
trade.
SAMUEL ID. INGHAN, of Bucks County,
Pennsy lNana, agent, late pupil to john < Cal
houn, IN the Turning business, ccuihes, that he
was IN 1923 and 1924, one OF the stouteSt adj
vocates for the Tariff and like his pisceptor,
contended earnestly for liberal exposition Of
the constitution ofthe United States, but having
lately received orders from Tennessee and
South Carolina on tie manuia Cure OF new
set of nrnonS, he found hiinsylf exceedingly
embarrassed aud agltatcd IN hiS nerves lay this
operation, aud ielt AT one time, serious donbis
al put his political digestion, until he was re-
commended TO try " VAN RrREv's PASAcFA :
single spoonful OF which had the desired eft
feet, and tie now Gads himsel. strong enough to