Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

than years past, / have experienced pains Of the
most cycucilJing order, proceeding from RHEU-
u,rl.,f. the greater part of tins time l was con-
tined 10 my bed. with nay limbs very much contract
ed. and swollen and so painful, could not press
,r,, hand ON the lower eXtrenlItes-and In fact so
s.sre tbaf INV sbrieks were heard in everypart of
fbe house. L had violent pans IN my side, head
,ohes loss Of appetite, &c.-Laudumm. which
,r,s raken I'm very large doses, occasioned but
6.fle sIaeD. and did not tend 10 soothe the pain M
tbs si,rbfest degree. Induced bv the urgent and
reneated request Of my friends and family, l re-
r,irsI fo the Sea Shore nj Egg-Harbour, and
continued to immense myself 10 salt water for a
Ienrfh oftme, without any sautary effect. After
/ returned (as previous,) / had application to
various remedies but every thing proved of no
service 90 me. Having spent much money and
Iqbour in my endelyous 20 obtain relief from the
miserable situation | was placed ln, and my adj
ymced lge, (boug IN my Goth Year, lrehqulshed
NJ hopes. and was determined TO let the disease
take It's course; but in a few weeks after, heard
of the wonderful effects your medicine produced
on my daughter whose case ! make mention of
100 this. used the CAraoLICoS TO the extent
of three bottles: aud feel happyto say, / am free
1f th1t painful y.ster, 10 whom / have been a
martyr for So long, and for tins unexpected change
from life of misery 90 one of comfort, do l inn
Dufe t0 the remarkable qualities OF your medicine
NJ has been eight months since | took the last of
be Ca,holc1u, and not having had an attack,
believe Il % be perfect cure.
ours respectfully,
ELIZABETH S3IALLWOOD.
Icertifv the above Is a true account of part Of
my wife suffering.
.S.med) s. SMALLWOOD.
Master of the Team-boal, plying between
Gloucester Ferry and the Point House.
tNv daughter Margaret s. Peacock, who resides
near Lo1gacomiug, ia the county of Gloucester
tate af New jersey, was taken with tle disease
termed MIX LEG, which was unsucces-tuiy treat
ed by respectable physician of that plate for
wears, her suierngs during that time, Hith thIs
5urthc1some disease language Is inadequate TO
express The lower eXtremiues Were NlclIed, at
periods, To- nearly double their ordinary SIZE, and
became extremely painful. She began TO use
your medicine, Che Vegetable ClthOhOn) and
m a short time she was cured; not having heard
from her of latc | conclude she remains perfect
y Wcl ELIZABETH SMALLNOOD.
CASE-Wm. Middleton aged s0out Sugars
for the last years. bad seven urge sL0UGmNG
ULCERS ON his body and limbs. lie was on a
journey from Georgia % the eastward ana mad
been subject 90 the treatment OF many phys.ci
ans between Savannah and this city, but the dis
el-e sim progressed Ia spite of all their efforts
c0n-equeu. om1crum eu-ued from thc long and
severe pains which he experienced, and the ulcers
discharged freely -iIck offensive ma,ter-almost
m-uDuouabie, which prevented HIM from proceed
ing further than thu city; he gave up all auticipa-
tons ofeyar reachug home again, and began 20
assume deadly aspect, notwithstanding most
eNeeueu. medical advice was rendered. A few
cehs after hs arrival he came under The notice
ot Mr. Potter, aui immediately commenced using
rae Cudolcou u abou, two week there was %
material change Do the appearance of the ulcers,
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