Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-02

SWaim's PaMacea.
COMMUNICATION

SWaim's Panacea.
| COMMUNICATION.
| CIV PANACEA is a Medicine of the
~ highest regulations although such has been the
testimony of long experience in the United States, yet
that is but small part of its celebrity Orders have
| been received from all parts of the world. The pro
prctor has recently received one from the Spanish
Consul General, to supply the Military Hospitals in
Porto Rico. This order given by the advice of
the eminent Spanish Physicians In that 'sand it
now forms not an unimPortant article IN the exports OF
our country The proprietor considers 1t no despra'
! BILE triumph that American remedy should be es
,eemed by foreigners, while there those of his own
| country enleavoring TO condemn It
From The Nev York Fleming Post1
We perceive by the Phiiadeiphra papers that on NJ
tice has appeared in the Medical Recorder, tending Ia
| bring into discredt the Panacea discovered by SIR
Swaim for The cure Of Scroiua snd other disorders of
the blood we are decided enemies to all quscsery,
whether the politician the lawyer the divine, or
medical practitioner. We believe that great portion
of those calling Themselves DoctorS who have purchss
ed for few dollars dpomls from foreign Universities,
are impostor. and consider most OF the extrordl-
nary cures, with which most countries are inundsed,
mpuden fabrications Invented fer the purpose OF ex-
turiing money from the timid and unwary. But while
we thus avow opinions of this class Of men, and
stigmatize their practices and their nostrums, we do
not feel ourselves warranted to all lengths with ma
ny medical practitioners, who consider every man
quack who has gone through Course OF regular
studes every thing he prescrbes as useless, nay
dane ero.is, fit is mt sanctioned by the iacuty We
great strangers TO science as not 10 know,
tina, the virtues Of many IF the most valuable articles
list, medicine, were discovered by individuals ~h'
had no pretersons to scientific knowi, dSe, and the
most, if not all of them owe much OF Their inPor-
lance to the aSsic names they have received -
STRIP MEDICINE OF THE MYSTERY
WHICH HANGS OVER IT, in CONSE-
OUENCE OF ITS PRESCRIPTIONS Be
ING COUCHED IN A DEAD LANGUAGE.
AND WE ARE AFRAID IT WOULD NO
LONGER CARRY WITH 1T THE iMPO-
SING CHARACTER WHICH II NOW
POSSESSES.
Aswe have no direct proof Of pr, mdice ornterested
opposition IN the conductors of The Medical Recorder
We shall not mpugn the motive that induc' q them to
censure the of sir Swsins Psuacea But AS We
are in possession of some leading facts, which how, at
least that these writer's unacquanted With The
sccei. application Of the Panacea, and OF the est
nation in which it is held b. intelligent individuals,
and eminent medical professors. WE CONCEIVE
IT WILL BE DOING AN ESSENTIAL
SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC TO MAKE
THESE FACTS GENERALLY KNOWN.
The testimony given OF It's Particular cures IN the
book of sr Swain, in which the names Of gentlemen
of the highest reputation appear bear strong evidence
of the nvsl able character OF his He'licine TINS we
known to the conductors OF the Medical
Recorder who must alsa been aware that the Attesa
ton of such men wer, not to be put in competition With
those obscure and vensl pcrsonages whose cer'icaes
of qusckeries may be procured for tribe.
| In addition to these testimonies, the PSnacca hiss
Teen advocated by several eminent ply s,cans III Phil
| sdelphis and wss complimenttd, during one ct the
lectures by Professor OF the penns,lVsna Ned'ca!
! College, who, in Noticing the extraordinary cure
| which had Come under his own CbSeryation rcccm
nende,i dis medicine To his class valuable and
important discovery II has been introduced in;o tie
rL.,Iephia Aims House and Hospital, and such were
ia surprising effects in the after place its success
ait CT all other bad failed that tie SUR con OF
the Hospital ilr " iiam Price, indnced 10 aban-
don his important AM highly respectable offic, from
the sudsb!e dc ign ofbeneiit'ng his fellow creatures
by carving the Psnacea II Europe.
But this is mt all III the city f y York We have
had number OF ctIrs effected by ,he Psnsc cases
opLsre the utmost skill Of the tacufy had been triad IN
run, and wier. the patients Who had gwen "p a.
homes of r. covery. How entry Zee um every
$, mpto OF the disorder. We coui enumcrate iheS>
cases and mention but after what We have
advance d. AID IS they sufficiently notorious, we do
not cnnsi er tbs necessary demonstrate the efficacy
O, Nr swans discovery. IT, after these vaious re-
CONNIE n,iaons ;here should remain any Incrcduil! ,
we sh, be iacncd TO think. that hose vino ptiAs =
endeavoring 10 diseredt the Panocea, have tn'red
to the state of Adams ignorance AnowirB how to
distinguish good from evil
TIP SWANS PANACEA. Independent
oGe sa.ular, eff Of yhIs meticne IN at cases WHICH
owe their origin to the impurities Oh ths h'oO', com
nrisinR scFoiu's, .S"io'''' "''" 80 :. -; 49,,
hyser a, syphilis AID u:cerou all c'iOns, The o% AIN
panacen IL sn important auAiIar, to mercury N the
,reaten nj OF phis diseases OF the ver, and All dis
ease. where mercury quinne, arse,c or bark, have
been taker, Afro, in that class OF diseases whsh or
ens,e in any de pray, habit or hereditary predsP"s
tiop 70 disease The Swsins Panlcea promotes heal
thy secretions purhes vaied oiooh cieanses 'he ah
,I Hds siays nervous aioB, gives strength and
Wig to dcbiiiy. and restores the 'a'ibu'd frame to
> hes.thy act,"n.
rh< subscriber, general agent fer the proprietor
has constantly on hsnl lrge supply oi 'ms heac,e
h. .u,scriber re- spec,f,Iy informs tho,- Who 1--we
convenient 10 Aexandris thI there IS no accession io
tb,, ~ send to phia,lephla for the Panaces for he
kscos constantly on ham, supply direct from eis
l.LorAtory of william Swarm,
WILLIAM STABLER,
,une % General Agent for the Proprietor
Wool