Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-20
Swaim's Panacea.
COMMUNICATION.

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COMMUNICATION.
| SWAIM'S 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 parts of the world The pro-
prietor has recently received one from the Spanish
Consul General, to supply the Military Hospitals in
Porto Rico This order was given by the advice OF
the most eminent Spanish Physicians In that Island;
forms not unmPortant article in the exports OF
country The proprietor considers 1t no desp'ca'
bic triumph that an American remedy should be cs'
tcemed by foreigners while there those of his own
country endeavorng to condemn It
From The Ne,o York Erening POST
We perceive by the phadelphis papers that an ar
tice has appeared in the Medical Recorder tending To
bling into discredit the Panacea discovered by Mr.
Swain, for e of ScroIiA and Other disorders of
the blood e are decided enemies TO all quackery
whether in the politician the lawyer, the divine, or
medical practitioner W. believe that great portion
Of those calling themie'ves Docfors who have purchss
ed for few dollars dp Jmas from foreign Universities
are impostor>; and consider most of the extaord-
nary cures, wIt, which most countries are inundated
iupuden fabrlca'ions, Invented FIR the purpose Of ex-
tor;ing money from the tlrnd and unwary But while
ae thus avow our opinions Of this class Of men, and
s,ieaiize their practices and their Iostrums, We do
no, feel ourselves warranted 10 60 all lengths with ma
nv medical practitioners, who consider every man
q,ack WHO has not gone through course of regular
stut!cs and every thing he prescrlbes AS useless nay
dang er0us, iit is not sanctioned by the faculty We
are not great strangers to science as not To know
that the virtues of many of the most valuable articles
used as medicine discovered by individuals who
had no preemsions to scientific knowledge, and the
most, it not all of them, owe much OF their impor.
ritftfrSSSsr 1,y91fs ff'-- -ee.1f'N,sf
OIIENCE OF IT'S PRESCRIPTIONS BE-
NC COUCHED IN A DEAD LANGUAGE,
Am WE ARE AFRAID 1T WOULD NO
J0NGER CARRY WITH 1T THE lMPO-
SING CHARACTER WHICH III NOW
POSSESSES.
40 we have no direct proof of prejudice orinserested
onnosi,ion in the conductors OF the Medical Hecoroer
we shall not impugn the motive thar inauc'a ne' ~
| ensure IN. use of Mr. Swain's fanacea But As We
re IN possession of leading facts, when 'n'w, a.
least, that these writers are unacquan'eo WIN '.e
successful application of the Panacea and OF tue esu
,ms,;nn in which ii is held by intelligent a'iivinss,
"'a s,inent medical professors. WE CnNCEtVt'
TT WILL BE DOING AN ESSEN Ia !,
SERVICE, .rO--FHE PUBLIC TO MANI
THESE FACTS GENERALLY KNOWN.
me testimony given Of lis particular cures IN the
honk IF MIR SWAIN, ip which the names OF gent
Of the highest reputation appear bear strong
Of the invai, able character OF his ne meme ,Me,
nresvme was known to the conductors ct 'ne "sa'e
nc,drr who must also been aware that the a"es.a
;or NJ such men were not to be putincompetton WIKI
,hnsr obscure and venal pcfsonsges whose cer'hcae
b Of ousckeries may be procured Tor tr'he:
8 In addition to these testimonies, the panacea na
e w oJwnca,eJ by several eminent physicians in Phi
c aIrL;, and WAS c,,mpllmented, during one oi IN
IS .,nr.s hy Prof ssur of the Pcnnsy wanna Meaio'
college, who in noticing the eXtfsorana'y tu,.
:. vh;ch had come under his own oDsrrVat'o" rc'o'
o anIoJ this medicine to his class rs 'a'naoie WI
IF ,nnt discovery II has been introduced into til
{ mhl.Jnhia Aims. House and Hospital, and such wer
surnr,s;np effects in the latter place-ns success
t. after all other medicine bad failed tat ,he @
the Hospital Or illiam Price, was hducen W " s
So L;s npor ant AMI highly respectable ohce, 'ro
The laudsbie design OF benc!ng his fellow creature
lis !, no, all In the city # ~ York we nav
.1 n,nnb r of cures effected by the Psnacea,n cas-
L. ,uLerette utmost skill If lie faculty haa oeen ",e"
g Su, 81 rscov.ry. are aow entirely free f:om eve
~, snnn,om of the disorder We could enumer"'e the
~ cases AVID mentun names BUT sites w"a' We -"
sSanccJ and as they are sufficiently notorious we
= no, consider this necessary 10 den.o"su VIZ ~:
NJ AIR swsims discovery. 1t, after tDesc various .,
obdat;ons .bere should remain any ncreduh'
a h,,I he inclined to think. that those VINO persist
sndeayoring TO discredt the Panacea nave re,u'm
ne m the state Of Adams ignorance Aho"hs Nv
ha distinguish good from eVi'
id rp sWAIMS PANACEA.-ln depende
,,,,.r, eff. CT, of this medicine IN all cases VIII
u" ,. ,ber origin to the impurities cf the o"oo' ~
nr;s;np scrofua, chronic and mercuria' ine n
bo hystera syphilis, and uscerous afecuons' VI. 10
no p.naees is an imror,an, auxsry to mercury IN
INT. treatment syphilis. diseases Of the liver and az ~
to eases where mercury. 9unme ar ;se.,es which
eve Ornate in any depravea habit OF hereditary predsp
" SSon IN disease The Swaims Panacea p'o"o', "
S~ seeretons, purhes vta,ed blood olsanses the
ns suids, aays nervous irritation gives strength
vgor to debility. and restores the 'a"Su'd '''s
by eTb. subscriber general agent for the propT'e
has constantly on hand large supply OF tins medic
- "A 1hs subscriber respectfully informs those who
TO Alexandria that there's no oecas' or
o. .a, 70 send to Philadelphia for the ranaees, 10
,"e constantly on hand supply direct from
La00fA'''' WILLIAM STABLER,
by ,,oe General Agent for the Propret'
D. J''> 1s-'