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THOMAS TOMPKINS,
Opposite Washington Square.
pbiladelphia, April |. 1926.

This ;s 10 certify. that have been laboring
for e,sn 's s years dreadful disease that
MIR ~fcers on my neck aud body, and in my
-. In mi: state | remained upwards OF
~" ',, ,'oer under the care of a highly respec-
WI - a,d ,reIl known medical gentleman,
, 49, '.i,houi anv effect, aud was finally aban
doned by him as incnrahle.; My tram ha1 5
, uom ,urh emaciaied, from the long and
sa,.re na;ns | endured, and my health was
Jas,roved. In this despairing situation, Mr
". ". Potter very generously offered me MS
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Justice of the Peace, Philadelphia city.
PhiLnHtlphin, JNne 90, 1926.

This Is TO certify. nat nave bee severely
afflicted with tie Rheumatism for the last FL
teen years, aud so bad that was Obliged To
use crntches, or help, to enable me 10 move
about. tried every possible means OF re-
ceiying relief from this deplnrabe situation,
having used two bottles of Swam's Genuine
pn,cea without effect, when, about year
since, / applied to Mr.. ". W. Potter Tor
supply of his Vegetable Catholicon, and from
the use oftwo bottles, it has effected cure,
aud, since have stopped taking the med''
cine, have never yet enjoyed better neal'h'
DOROTHY BENDER.
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Y ~ -
MARGARET HOFFMAN.
PMiadeiphiu, .Hay 80. 1926.

FNITuVtTVNIU' 'WaY oV' Tf-U'
This is 70 certify, that my daughter E,za,
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, Iaboured for
twenty 7vo month undera severe liberation
OF the tongue and throat, which roceeded to
such an extent as TO eat away third part OF
her tongue, and nearly 10 destroy her palate,
and render her speech uninteIligibe. In this
state, medical advice was resorted to, aud e.
very remedy, that vas suggested, tried, bnt
in vain when, hearing OF Mr.. Potter's We
eetable Catholicon, was induced to tr} that /:
Two bottles have etfectuaIIy cured her, and
she is now perfectly well. -
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n, yours Respectfully,
JOHN MCURDY, jim.
No. 80, Chestnut street.

CiSE. G. S. was OF a scroiu'ous
oa'n at tue age of three years his parents
perceived an liberation of the head.
;Ioceeding, as is supposed, from vaccination.
! was al FIRST confined 10 small compass,
"n' from the continued discharge, il was soon
communicated 10 the whole scalp. which
presented horrible appearance, being al
m'S' one entire scab soon after this dts
''dfge commenced from his ears, which be-
zane very offensive. Biisitrs, rashes, ONT
%sV' w. were vigorously resor,ed 10, but IN
''"' Alter remaining ia this situation tor
"ore than six months the Vegetable CnthoH-
~" was recommended aud its use immediate
commenced II quickly displayed its nc
;auow'edged powers over the disease, 10y first
Increasing the discharge, bu, which soon af-
@r ceased, the complaint being completely
EDUCATED, aud the child restored la health
iT Information as to the accuracy of this
'e' 'he iA'her of the child can he referred
",oh application TO Wv POTTER
=, w. b. The above case OF Tillea Copiiis. or
n,1rrHed sore head, should be a warning 10
r mla TO guard against the evil effects
'h TOO often arise from neglecling to use
w., ro~e purifier OF the blood, after the vaccina-
fa ." VI 'he'r chlldren. The Caihoiicon is of.
she, as "a suitable femedy in these cases, aud
'n9n'i be invariably used.
AH'ddelphia; Feb %, 1927,
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n EN BOOKS.

! ( have just received dlrecl from Philadelphia,
- collection Of New books, among them are
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tons tlai'shecn offered 10 thu public ior many
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High Lille, norveIin vols of the very frat
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hey to the very great work of yi,iyinn
Gray
Inc Lie aud account OF the Trial @ fhc tbres
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sept. 10
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JOHNSTON'S NEW WORK.

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PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1926.

This is to certify, that labored under a
very seyery liberated sore throat and mouth
for upwards of year, and so desperate that
il prevented my eating any thing OF hard
substance. took three bottles OF SWAIN 5
Panacea without any effect In this state:
hearing of Potter's Vegetable oafhoaeon'
had recourse TO il, and by the use OF Ihtee
hn,,Ies have been elfectually cured lthas
oeased linking the medicine, and there is no
apuearance OF a return. .
"Pp''' THOMAS TOMPKiNS,
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philadelphia, Sept %, 1926.
Mr.. w " Poltpr.


Sir,-I hereby give YOU a statement Of
my case, aud you are al liberty 10 use il IN u
ny manner you may think proper,
About four years ago | became afflicted
with complicated case of Sc,otlid and
Hhiie Sweiiing during this period placed
myself under the care OF upwards OF eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, Pi,isbnre,
Albany and this place, but their prescriptions
were in vain. NV arm became useless, thu
elbow joint being very much enlarged, and
so covered with ulcers, That my physician
fearing a modification would take place, nd
rised me 10 submit 10 Gmpuiation, hnt this re-
iectrd. ON nv back there WAS an ulcer "a
large as the palm OF my hand, which became
50 painful TINT | despaired OF ever being re
stored To healin oreven getting relief. Ha.
wing seen a similar case 10 my own which
~ as cured by your iurainnbie CathOhcon, rs
the las, resort applied for it, and the happy
result Is, from its use about three months
am perfectly cured. JOHN iiEALf.
n. B AsI am about leaving the city, for
information as 10 the accuracy of my case,
several gentlemen OF high respeclabiiliy may
be referred 10.
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Philndeiphin. Mny l6, 1926.

do hereby certify, tha, twelve years ago,
three days after being confined, both my legs
began 10 swell, constituting the disease call.
ed MIR Leg. About eigh, months after they
commenced swelling, they liberated; aud in
this deplorable state continued until about
one year since, when began to use Poters
Vegetable Cathoicon. By its sole use am
now perfectly well the swelling is gone, the
ulcers have healed, aud my limbs are as sound
and hsnllllN IA eNrr.
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hLta lA4.>

III i subscriber friends 10 open school in
-a Tn honse orcnpied by Captain II Balien.
ger, Monde, IT,. iT,h nsr The foloNny
ht'nchea VI - .,ught; onloginphy Rradins
Nn,nr, inrhHh Grammar. Geography. with
the use Of Nap" mud the Globes, Arithmetic.
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scholar, torn Lcssou of FIVE months Tor teach.
'ng an ne o. several of the AFORESAID hIan.
cues. Every esc,tion viii he used Ia promote
The interest oi those who may patronise him
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L. >. eenllemen from the country, feeling
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fetphia Feb %, 1927.
phiIn,leLnhin

G.. PHILADELPHIA, May, %, 1924.
bss.,,, am now, thanks to your medicine, a
besn nan' For nearly six years have
,h IN martyr TO disease, whose ravnges
a'eueo VI not soon stopped, 10 put peri
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PhiIndelphia, ARg. .. 1926.

This IS 10 certify, that | was afflicted with
disedse Of the Lirer for eren gears, which
produced loss OF appetite, ana consequent
cmaoiatIoa. During this period received
the advice, aud followed the prescriptions
OF DIR. II aud other physicians, without oh.
tanning any r,llel Abont twenty months
past applied 10 hIr. ". ". Potter, who nj
vised = course Of the Cathollcon. commea-
ced taking IL SIX bottles have etFcctrslly
cured mr, aud | uow enjoy a state 1.-THE
most perfect health
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" Vegetable Catholioon," which | immedi-
A'e'y commenced using, and In my great sur
prise lis powers soon became visible, 10y heal.
ing up the Ulcers, removing my pains, and
restoring my appetite in few weeks--and |
say with confidence thai the Calhoicon n
lone has shsed my life.
WN. A. HAMILTON.
shw the above case at The time We enter
ed on The Use of Mr.. potler's Catholicon, and
can testify tai il was very severe aud
seemingly hopeless ONE have seen tue
same person within few DAYS, aud found
nun perfectly restored 10 health
n, M'MukIRlE, NJ. ID.
April 9, 1870
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Hnryard, Conn Feb. 90, 1927.

Mr.. VIM. w. Potter,
Dear Sir: have now but one bottl5
of Cathoicon LETT. person arrived this e.
vening, who came 90 miles since morning,
for II bottles Of Catholcon. and would have
taken %, but could not lei him have but
9. He came expressly for the article. aud
SAYS that the person, who had used two bot
Ties, has had a " Hrer affection or consumpti.
on" 90 years, and that three of the family
are invalids. aud have paid in ten years, for
medical advice and medicine, 81 500. He
SAYS the person who has used thetwo bottles,
mere, found amy medicine to compare w'h the
Calhoiicon, and that the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects it produced, number
of them sent the above person to procure the
article, for various chronic diseases The
person told me he would wait two days, II
he could procure the two dozen Will you,
without fail send me, or if necessary, even
come with a few boxes of the Cathulicon to
Hartford, as fear delays will take place in
New York aud New Haven i, and MS TO be-
ing out of the article, caonot think OF it.
am, in haste, yours, &c.
T. W RITII
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Cornish's Remedy for the Pies.

tOrnlSll'S Kennedy Tor The filrS.
/nlE Medicine n"W offered 10 III" pub"
y is one which has been fully snhiec'e
IL the lulellihIe test al experience md ~ e.
e. Try instance where il has beer fairly u,cd,
Al has h. en- attended with the most complete
success In some 81 the CH- IS, the natIcll
lad been ahoring under the disease for yc"r
aud during thal period had received the = 'i
medical advice, aud had even undergone ,
painful surgical operation, without Prrmnreu
advantage. lis not Dixie those usually al.
veriiscd1 offered as = certain cure fora long
catalogue of diseases, hut those afflicted Will
this complaint, for which alone II is rec On
1ended, may rely with confidence nron ub
laining relief, even in it, worst forms, in II
short time aud they themselves ARE the best
Judges of the importance Of snch remedy -
Price 30 cents pei boz, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor.
'rbe subscriber is appointed Agen, for the
sale Of the above medicine.
WALTER VI. MIDDLETON
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Sold bv the principal Druggists and Book
sellers in The United States.
Is Price SO per bottle, or 230per dozen.
- Printed directions are on the bottles.
w. ". POTTER,
No. II South Ninth street, between Ches.
nus and Market, opposite the University of
Pennsylvania.
THE above Medicine for sale by the subscri-
her sole Agent for the sales of Lynchburg.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Oppose Post 0Dice--Lynchbug.
May |. tim
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<EIIE SUBSCRIBER, ncsl door To tue rngi.
=. nian office wishes 10 inform he public That
he has just received a new supply of
Elegant lfancy jcwelry,
which lac oAels ipl sc o. moderate trims.
IDA ARD BkOA y
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aTlON

INTEND To continue my .chool as usual I.
- VII be oPeu tor both males and females No
hov, whom know 10 be Of nm indifferent elm.
rrctrr, viii lac admitted and should any of th,,
dc'pipt'o, he palmcd upon me-, h, shall be er.
IcIlrd without delay II shall be assisted by nv
Sistm kcbrr,n
My neht Hession will commence on second hsv
TIE IN msi IN The house neeupied by Maiga-
tnt Rlahafdsan situated IN IA, n.,ethou,bnod of
the Court House. 1ONkIrY
9th mo.
Sent IL, ,,1. n
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April ls26
Phiiadeiphia JnIy 90, ls26

Phiiadeiphia Jniy 26 1870
nave labored bndera very >cvrre case 81
IetteF Tor The last five years, md the cnuI 81
OF that time was attended by Two very r..
spt ctable physicians OF This city, who pre-
scr'bed aud recommended every popular I,
NEEDY which they thought would prove ii
peneht, without success. was bllstrret
nine times on the face, aud II course OF msr-
curry pursued Intellectually. Al this time my
situation became quite desperate, aud re-.
manning tor some 'inr in this state, | was al
vIsed by my friends Ia try potters Vcsel BILE
Calhollcon, in which they had grea, conf
dence, aud finally consented to give il trial.
Alter using five bottles, the disease began 10
show itself more desperate than ever. which
caused me 10 think should never get freed
from this desponGing condition; but beng
urged by Mr.. Potter to take more, (fully con
WINGED me thet his medicine would have TIN
desired eifecD followed his advice, thank
God aud from the use of nine bottles il ii.
tectually performed a cure. am now PEI
tcctly well, my system having undergone a
complete revolution.
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ID 10 my existence. Having had 90 reguls
medical advice from the commence meni, my
complaint at last goi 10 such height that /
Gould not swallow without great pain and
lfcnlty. Tumo,s formed in different parts
of my body, and began to think m, sltaali.
bn almost desperate. The i've bottles of The
catholicon which | have taken nave com
pletely cured me, aud am now as we'll as /
could wish To be. With my thanks. am your
obliged humble servant, &c.
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ADRIAN X. NORTH
Sept. 10.
IA ENTIENIN from the country. disposed
~ 10 edueatr fheir daughters IN this pIace,can
board iour pup, with me, who can have the USE
Of fine toned IianO.ioIte, should they pi,h 10
learn music. ANN }. IRVINE.
Aug. 30 n
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GEORGE KANE


city of Philadelphia, IS.
George Kane, OF the district of Southwark
personally appeared, and, being duly sworn,
doth declare and say, that the above state-
ment is. in all respects, correct aud true, and
maj the signature TO 1t is in the hand wri
ing nj This dpnonpnt
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Certificate. --Some time in August, 1924, !
was desired nv W. ". Potter, to visit ana ex.
anime the above lad, samuel Rain-the dis.
ease he was afflicted with is termed Necrosis,
aud a more serious case OF it | have negef
seen-considerabl portion OF the whole d.
ameter of the thia, the nam or shin hone OF
the leg bad extoliated aud come out--lhe
wound measuring al the time seven inches
in length, extending from a little below the
knee To near the anele, two inches anda halt
in width, and two inches aud Il quarter IN
depth, the flesh heinz retrovertcd along the
edges TO the height o. one Inch and hall
he was much emaeiated had hectic tevers ,
night sweats ard WINS rapidly verging to
the grave. In This state he was put on the
Vegetable Catholicon, which, in the course
oil three weeks, removed all the symptoms If
hectic, and in the beginning of April, 1926,
after using ten bottles of the medicine, ne
was discharged. cured. have this day ex-
amined the limb-it is as sound as il was pre-
vious TO Inc acCideni-a large quantity of
healthy honey matter filled up the vacuum
left by the exfoliated tiha, and the limb i, rs
firm and sound, and d useful rs il could pos
sibly be, had the accident never happened.
HENRY M'MURTRIE, VI. h.
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JOHN BINNS, alderman.
philadelphia, May %, 1924

CASE.--Samne Rain, stout, full grown
lad, of thirteen years OF age, OF a healthy aud
robust habit OF body, while swimming in the
Delaware, some time in the month OF 1nns,
is2I, struck his shin bone little below the
kn.e, against a boat--no pain or unpleasant
consequences resulted thereirom for the space
of week, when considerable inflammation
and swelling ensued. DIR. s. a respectable
physician Of the neighborhood of Penns
neck, Salem county, New Jersey, where the
boy resided, was called, and continued his
attention for toui years, during which time
il grew worse and Vorse, until his ulcer was
seriously alarming, being OF opinion that the
loss OF his leg was tho only means OF saving
his life. On the 3D. day of August, 1924, he
was put on course of potter's Vegetable
Catholicon, and by its sole use IS now com.
plelely restored W. ", POTTER.
Attest-S.4MUEL Rim.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

VII. subscriber will give the highest
49,, e.sh pf,ce for wheat. delivered at tho
''''h Water Alill,, or on min afrct.
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.IAEMS PIPER.

This is 10 certify, that lave seen the n
bove case, aud believe it To be true and or
rect. WIN. I. CARTER.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-07-28
DnathS.

In this town, on Wednesday last Godfrey
Malbone, ifh son of Hon. William Hunter, Ill
the 4,h year of his age
Same day, william Marvin, only child of
Mr. William p Morris, aged twenty two
months.
o. MONDAY last, Joseph Hubbard, infant son
Of Mr.. Hiram w. Chase, aged months.
In Smithicld or RSturdhy last, suddenly, Mr..
Jeremiah Randall, son of Mr.. William Ran
dali, of North Providence, IN the AZ year OF his
age.
In L lson, on the 23d inst. suddenly Mr.
Daniel Hayward, gcd 26.
A Potomaut, m W .rgick, on the 10th inst
Erhu Greene, Esq. aged 81 years
Ia Newport, on Monday last, Mr.. Elisha
Gibbs, aged AZ years.
In Johnston on Monday last, Mr. Elisha Bel
knap, IN the 32d year of his age, formerly Of
this Town.
In Smithheld, on Tuesday evening last l. da
Sherman, rel q, Of ne late Nathan Sncrman,
in the 49ih year of ncr age, member OF the
Society Of Friends
In Sudbury. Mass. on Sunday last, Henry
Moore. son Of ~. LcT.s Moore aged years.
In Nev-York, on Saturday morning last,
Mr.. Coyle, the distinguished artist As nc was
getting out of his gig on Friday evening, his
foot slipped, and he fell backward upon the
pavement, his skull was fra cured by the blow,
and he died on the following day Mr. Coyle
was decidedly the best scene painter in the
country. HIS list production was the Flying
Dutchman in the Bowery Theatre.