Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-07
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~ Diseases. Etamc.isl LI-rJuS Sores, Uhts
Srrs DISEASES efts LirD Hf SIN, Cen
rrrI ID fr.-dnd gH diseases lriith arc mate
from inrgs Hoof or i9d'scrst91 Of Youth ana
r-I-r- Nh. constitution has been br'tcR a0,rR by
t. rs. af Urrrn d-snir. B1rk or C}uiriae
E.- rrF u-t irferulf d,SeissS l-iere tFe Lungs
rf Ctrst arl supposed 90 be ajrtld, &c. sc.
YIN order 90 make fully known m what ostima-
j NON s ,nm's Pau1ccl IS held by the medlca.
-r,...irn tlr proprietor suhio.us certificates from
.....rfsfrrr who r tleir private as well rs public
characters arc d.So-vCdy ranked among the most
scientific .t the profession. The public, as wen
as thc proprietor oftba Pan7cea, owe much graft
tuIo to the gentlemen who have thus ieslued I'D
i.s rvor-th recommendations have accustomed
III, use iu various cases of iuyeteratc corruption
Of the blood. DESCENDING ro TIE SECOND GENER-
,rruv which otherwise would have destroyed va
m1He lives Their humanity aud dlsmtcreSied-
ness in promoting thc currency ola medicine found
to be of such grel benefit % the human race
without regard to jts original or ownership, claims
. the grateful. admiration of beuchccui pubic.
This medicine haas tue singular fortune, a Just
+ tribute to i,s gre7t meut of being recommended
/ hv thc most celebrated practitioners oil medicine
/ i1 tbs United States and elsewhere; whereas not
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I orlf has tle least from the medical faculty THIS
+ rct offers an argument So plain and conclusive,
fIrf 10 needs only tC DE mentioned To- enforce con-
F.cuon.
The fIsc reports concerning this valuable mod
,..r.. which have been So diligently circulated by
-rr.a PusicE1s must have their origin either 10
..r. or Pm tha mjscl.ev0us effects Of Spurious
EI,rleys.--I Lrrc Che P9tl- O. ymgct3r hem-
.s.
I pledge myself 20 the public ana give them the
most solemn assurances, thlt this medicine does
lot contain mercury iu amy form whatever
CERTIFICATES.
From Dr g. Chapman, professor of the Institute
and practice of Physic and Clinical Practice iu
tHe University Ut Pennsylvania, President otthe
Academy of MeiriUe of Pennsylvania &c.
have within the last tWo year, had an Op.
r.rtuutv orseoiue several clses of very nveterate
e.-ers r mch having resisted previously the reg
r..- modes uf treatment wore hoaIed by the use
arSuam's PrGcel. and do believe from what
have seeu. that 10 viii prove an important rene
ir .1 slr1.u.ogs, yclcrc.l and mercurlal diseases.
NJ CHAPMAN, NJ. D.
from Dr. Gibson, Professor of Surgery DO he
I University ~ Pennsylvania Surgeon and CIn-
crI Lecturer to fIo AIus House lufunary, &c.
hive employed she Psuacea OF Mr.. Swain,
HIl.I..I ll'N i'~I tllIt' lNAl's
and lye a.v1vs found % extremely eihcacious, es-
. re.u'y u secondary syphilis and Boo mercurial disc
. c.s.s hIve r1 hesitation in pronou1cing IL o
ufe.uc oi IucslllJ.e value.
W.. GIBSON, NJ d.
. F-eu p. Valentine Mott. Professor Of Surgery IN
tra University of Now York, Surgeon of New
York Hospital dc
have frlo1entyUscd SWANS Panacea both
u tbe Hospital and iG private practice, a always
found DO to be- @ valuable medicine in chronic sl %
cmitc and scrolu.ous complaints, and obstinate
crrueous affections.
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