Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
sWATNT1s PANACEA
pOR THE tl-RF OF

81
III Diseases, Rheumatism UiclT0uS Sores, Hhite
S. linus DISEASES oftle Liccr and Sfui, Gell-
r-4l D.bilin-ipd gH diseases jctllt originate
from impure h01d or i,discreti3p Of l0uh ana
,-br-. NE constitution his been br0kcR d0l0n by
tb.lse Of Wrcar7. ArSsHic. Bars or tRuRt'G
Zee and mos. internal diseases 50tere the LtiRgS
and Chest arc supposed 70 Be affected, sc. &c
yeN o-d.r fo make fully known in what estlna-
ian aims Plnacca is held by the medical
81 lasslen ihe proprietor su5l0ns certificates from
.., Irr.n who n thuir private as well as public
.f,-ac-er. are deseryedy ranked among the most
scientific OF The profession. The public, as wei
7s the proprietor 0fthe Pln3cea. owe much graft
Jude 90 the gentlemen who have thus testified 10
ifs fayor-th .IT recommendations have occ1sioned
i.. DO various cases of inveterate corruption
off thc blood. DESCENDING TO ruE SECOND GESER-
,rloN ..hch otherwise would have destroyed VIZ
uqbIe lives. Ther humanity AND disnteresied-
ness 900 promoting the currency otaueIicme found
fn b. of such great benefit 20 the human race,
vitnor- regard 90 It's original or ownership, claims
hecrltef1 admiration of bcuehcent public
This medicine has the singular fortune, just
tribute to il- grclt meut of being recommended
bv the most celebrated practitioners OF medicine
I'm tho United States and elsewhere; whereas not
rue of the spurious mixtures made IN lmltauon
."
rct offers an argument So plain and conclusive
rref II needs only 20 be mentioned TO enforce con-
yiCti0n
Tbe eJse reports concerning this valuable med
,,ine. which have been so diligently cuculatedby
r-rtqir piusciqDS must have their origin either 90
s-,g, or I'M the mischievous effects of SPUuoU
Iurar1oys--I leaUs the public to for H.a-
slres.
pledge myself 10 the public and give them ,he
most solemn assurances, that this medicine does
not contain mercury IN any form whatever
CERTIFICATES,
From DR. " Chlpman. professor of the Institute
and practice of Physic and Clinical Practice a
the University of Pennsylvania. Prosiuent off the
Academy of Nedlcine IF Pennsylvania &c
have within the last two years had am OPP
portunlty of seeing several cases of very iuvetere
ulcers winch having resisted previously 'Ae -.g-
u.lr modes of treatment We're healed bog the use
1fSwgm Pauacea. and DO beIieyeirOu what
( blye seen. that IL Will prove an important rene
Iv m scr1lU.ous, yenereal and mercuua diseases
n. CHAPMAN, NJ DE
From DR.. Gibson, Professor OF Surgery m The
University Of Pennsylvania, Surgeon and Cline
cal Lecturer 20 the Aims House Infrmay &c
have employed the Punacea of Mr, Swain,
in numerous instances within the last three yeats.
and have always found It extremely ethcacious, es-
pecial.y in secondary syphilis and IN mercuria dis
eases. have no hesitation in prOnOuncing 10
medicine OF incstimable value
w. GIBSON, NJ. ID.
! From Dr. Valentine Mott, Professor of Surgery IN
tho University of New York, Surgeon OF New
York Hospital. &c
have frequently used Swain $ Panacea, both
IN the Hospital and in private practice, & always
found &c 20 be q valuable medicine ia chrORic, sy-
chi'itic and scroiulous complaints, and obstinate