The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29
pOTTER's VEGETABLE
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GNHE proprietor OF this Invaluable me L.
IL cine, feels authorized, by its increasing
,anutation, To recommend II rs superior TO
ali other popular medicines, tor the cure OF
KlNG'S EVIL or Scrofula-NECROSIS or
Jseased bones-SYPHILIS in every stage
NERCURiAL diseascs--RHEUMAT
liver complaints--and ULCERS OF every
description.
The Catholicon has also been used with
great success in every variety of Cut1HeOUs
disease, blotches on the face, ptmpieS and tet-
,sr in particular White Seedlings, GOW, jam
dice, aud Bilious diseases generally, Dy,pes-
sin or Indigestion, complaints OF the Stomach,
and general debility lis certain purifier
ofiie blsed and humours, and has been found
nm eficaeious remedy IN purifying the blood
ofchlldren after vaccination, and should be in
variably used as general aderdttre both tor
children and alults--being agreeable 10 the
most delicate palate, and grateful cordial
10 the stomach. This is the first discovery
Ct medicine taken into the stomach, that
has had the foug desired effect OF curing the
most obstinate aud distressing external dis
eases The use OF nnrcious TODD, aud tue
ordinary ayocations of business, are not in
,qrrapted by the Catholcon and itsproper-
tesbating the power otrestOring both flesh q
yerg part ofthe system during the process OF
e.ierminatng disease, 10 without parallel.
The following certificates will, il is presu-
med, satisfy the most incredulous, OF the pre-
eminent virtues of the Catholicon'
CERTIFICATES.
Philadelphia, Feb. 20th, 1897.
MIR. WIN. w Potter
Dear sir--Ten months have now e.
lapsed sidce my daugher Mary Aun has been,
by the use of your Invaluable medicine, re-
stored to a tate of much better health than
we could reasonably have expected and as
duty owe to suffering humanity, and Rra-
,itude to yourself, tender this, trusting II
NAV prove useful to those similarly afflicted.
About twelve years ago she complained Ot
severe pains in her back and hip, which
crew worse and worse until she was almost
unable TO move, or turn herself in bed. Du-
ring this period her back and hip swelcd We
ry much, and the pain extended down the
leg, which lost its natural power a wasting
OF hesh-loss OF appetite, and emaciatiou en-
sued, and her counienance depicted misery
She continued without much, it any, alterati'
on for tue better Creeping her strictly under
the advice oil an eminent medical gentleman, y
for considerable time, when the swelling
en- the hip began TO increase; herphysician
Prescriptions became useless tney fcCom-
nended tie steel jaaket-one was procured y
tried bu 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 incUdbte. Hel
sister having died of the same complaint, al
Ger an illness of four years, we were OF op'ni
on that Mary Ann must share the same tate
Having heard of the remarkable success OF
your Calholicon in scroiulous complaints,
vas resolved to make a trial of it. She be
gani's use, aud in IA few days the swelling on
the hip broke, and discharged Greatly she
could then use her crutch--in few weeks
longer her pains disappeared-ihe discharge
ceasel-lhe ulcer heaed--her appetite. re
turned--and her whole system resumed i''
woned vgour lbelieye, had your lnvaIua
Die medicine been used when she FIRST com
! PANIED, il would have prevented her IRON
icing cripple for the rest of her lie.
With many thanks torihe benefits whicl
nydanghter has derived from the use OF YOU
invaluable CalholieoH,
lremain, yours respectfully,
JOHN M'CURDY, Jun.
M 3S Chesnut. street.