Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-30
SWNim's panacea.

Swai,M's Panacea.
coMMuNIoATIoN.
lSWAIM'S PANACEA is a Medicine of the
~ highest regulations: although such has been tie
testimony Of long sperence in the United States, yet
that is but small part of its celebrity Orders have
been received from al! parts of the world The pro
prietor has recently received one from tie Spanish
Consul General, TO supply the Military Hospitals in
Porto Rico. This ord was given by the advice OF
the most eminent Spanish Physicians In that 'sand
forms unmppr,ant article in the exports of
our country The proprietor considers it 10 desPica
ole triumph that an American remedy should be es
eemed by foreigners willie there those Of his
country endeavoring TO condemn It
From The Ae,u York Erening Poa1
We perceive by the piadrlphia papers that an Mt
tcle has appeared in the Medical Recorder tending to
bring into dscredit the PaRsces discovered by MIR
Swam for the of Scroula and other disorders OF
! the blood ii c dc cided enemes 10 AL qIackery.
whether in the POLITICIAN, the lawyer, the divine, Or
medics! practitioner " e believe that gre at portion
of t,n, ealing Tho m ewes Docors who have pu-chas
ed Tor few dollars ip'on,S from foreign Universities
are npustnr.; ana We CON der most OF the eXuaord'-
nary Cures, nth which most Countries sre inuntsted,
mpIden, fabrica,iOns ihvetrd Tor The purpose ~ ex'
tOr,ing money from The tmd and unwary But while
thus op,ni ms of tlms ciis+ Of nen. AID
>tisnaiize their practices and their nostrms, do
f. ei ourselves warranted to go all lengths with
ny medical practitioners, who consider every man
QUack WHO has not gone through COURSE OF regular
studies, aud every thing h. prescrbes useless, nay
dangerous, fit is not sanctioned by the faculty We
not grrs, strangers to science rs not to know
thai the y;r,.ts of many Of the most valuable articles
ust d AS medicine, discovered by individuals wh,
had no professions to scientific know! dye, and the
most IL not all OF them. owe much ct their impor
tance tn the classic ra,ncs they have receiv.d--
STRIP MEDICINE OF THE MYSTERY
WHICH HANGS OVER TT. IN CONSE-
QUENCE OF IT'S PRESCRIPTIONS BE-
ING COUCHED IN A DEAD LANGUAGE,
AND WE ARE AFRAID 1T WOULD NO
LONGER CARRY WITH IT THE IMPO-
SING CHARACTER WHICH II NOW
POSSESSES
40 We have direct proof Of prejudice or interested
opposition in the conductors Ofthe Medical Recorder
we shall not impugn the motive that induce them
censure the use Of sir Swaim's Panscea. But as we
are in possession Of some lea ling facts, which show at
least, that these writer's unscquanted with The
,ucce sf appcstoB of the Psnaces and of the csti
nation in which is held by intelligent individuals,
TT WILL BE DOING AN ESSENTIAL
SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC TO MAKE
THESE FACTS GENERALLY KNOWN.
The testimony given Of its particular cures in the
book Of Hr Swain, in which the nanes OF gentle ~
of the highest rcpua' appear. bear strong evidence
Of the nvai able character Of his MEDICINE This, We
presume known to the conductors 1T the Medical
We COrdtr, WHO Bti,t Also 'Htt
lor If such men not to be put in competition with
these obscure and vena Percentages whose certificates
| Ut auack cries may be procured tor tribe
In addition to these testimonies, The Panacea Mss
cen advocate by several eminent rl, sicians in Phil
atelrlia, and was complimen,ed during one Of the
lectures ty Prof ssnr Of the Penns, vans Medical
| College, who. in nocing the extraordinary cures
which had come under his own observation, recon-
mendei this medicine To his class valuable an'i
important discovery. Il has been introduced into tbe
Phiadenhia Alns.f House and Hospital and such were
its surprising ELECTS in the latter psccits success
aer all 9th. me dcirt had fat, that tie surgeon OF
the Hospital ur Vi i!iisT Price, WAS induce 10 aba"-
don his Important aIl nighy respectable 'fhce from
the audanlc IGN Of flung his fellow creatures.
by carrying he Psnaces to Europe.
Blu, This is not all - In the city IN YORK we have
hsi number of Effected by the Psnac"a IN cases
,uiere the utmost skill If tile faculty had been tried IA,
pain ami waere the patients who cad gwen Up all
hopes of recovery. now ENTRY fire" fem every
8, mptom IT the disorder. We coui enuihcrste these
cases aud mention names R' sfter what We have
advanced AID as they su icntiy notorious We do
not consider this necessary demonsrst. the efficacy
of Mr. swam's discovery II, after these various re
comn,t ndations :bere s,euld remain any incredibly,
We shall he inclined TO think. that those who persist in
entlesvorng to dscredit the Panacea, have returned
10 the state of ADAMS :gnorance-nO knowing how to
distinguish good from evil.
~ SWAIM'S PANACEA. -Independent
uf,ne ss u,ary eff Of his necine in all which
owe their org!D to the impurities Of the blood com
prising scrofua, chronic and mercurisl rheumatism.
hys sierra syphilis, and ucerou affections, the Swsi'n