Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-16
S,Eaal1 E1tsInL Remedy
called TEanrs TInameut,

Il aow universally seknowlo1-eS 70 Be- ia ipf,lt.
bic remedy FOR ;heun Eiisa, s,nsl sFestons eoDtr,o
sons q tie muscles, sors thfosf and qunev Is.ues.
Old CloeIs, Panl "A The back ard chest egs In tbe
breast and lace toothsshe sprsna. BRUSHES
GUNS erovp isos.st feet, and sl nervous disesses
The triumphant Egccsal which has attended he
application Of this nost wonderful medicine In e,irips
Ge most severe eases Of the different diseases above
named, snd TIE high enconiums that have been h..
slowed upon IT, wherever il has been introduced gives
ne TIE right 10 call on the afflicted to resort Al opce
70 the the only remedy that can be relied on
hChT 3 LiNANENT.-This invalua bic remedy Of tie
many Ills tat aesn is heirto," Continues to she'd ia
untold benefits upon all classes Of society We have
seen eerliheate nom some Of the most resnectabe
intelligent, and influential citizens Of estcbester
where lhe proprietor resites, Who are above all at,
tenP,s to nisesd the public in reference TO any med
icine, remedy preparation; and as this testionvs Il
AZ once spontaneous and uniform in conmending this
truly excellent medicine for rheumatism and various
other diseases named in the advertisement. tbere
can no longer be a reasonable doubt entertained az
its exTaorcinary success and triumph over the maa
dies in qu0ston.-New York Mirror.
sISe SING. May 10, ls4j.
We,ihe Undersigned, DO certify thbtwe have used
Mr. George E. StaL,ou's External Remedy. called
Hunts Llment, sLd have proved it to be fully equal
70 tie character he gives it. It's healing properties
are truly extraordinary; and we most confden,yre-
commend !; ss one Of the most certain externalfem-
edes that has yet been discovered.
Caleb Roscoe, editor N es.ches:er Herald; Issac
B!rtsal inspector y. P. State Prison; Albert Lock-
wood, Judge court Of common pleas; James Locke,
tie extensive Horticuuristi Jsmes D. Swain, editor
II. Chronicle; " Churchhill, principal OF Inc cell
ebratcd boarding school for boys; Samuel T. Rev
nc.5s' supreme eoUrt commissioner R. r. Voris dis
ulci attorney; Theodosius Clark, pastor methodist
Erfe N--s ~
state prison; Aaron VI ard late member Of congress;
Munscn J. lockwood, clerk Of the county; WIN. n.
Peck, egcnt NJ P. state PRISON. B. C. Morse pastor
Of tie baptist Church; Benjamin Moore, Abraham
hlpP Stephen Marshall, John Strang Philip G.. Van
Nyck, S2mue! Trowbridge, Pierre Van Cortandt,
Abraham Miller Gilbert Martin, Edmund P Blunt,
Benjamin t sshbJrH.
The following shows case Of rheumatism cured
with only one bottle OF Hunts Liniraent The let
ter is scl.ezsei 10 Mr.. Stanton:
foRETowy, June IS, ls4j
SIR: Having cured me Of a seyure attack Of rbc,,-
metlsm, which mad rendered me almost helpesg, and
al the same time made me suffer great pain, would
otet M testimony in favor oi the great properties
which your External Remedy, Hunts Linment, is
possessed o. only used enc bottle and with that
CONSIDER have been saved from protracted and Sc
we're illness. / am attending to mr. business re-
gu.ar.y, which is that Of 2 farmer Your obedient
servant, OLIVER VAN CoRTLANDT.
This Lniment is sold st2J and 30 cents per bottle
By al the principal druggists and merchants through
Gu: the country. " ny.sa!e agents in New York:
ECaDLT, PHELEs Co., I42 Water street.
RrSHTJS Co., 10 Broadway.
a. L. & d. SANDS, corner OF Fulton William
Asg!SwALL, 81 t lillian street.
Orders addressed to NE at Sing Sing, New York,
vii. De promptly attended 10.
GEORGE Z, STANTON, Proprietor.
CZ-Inis medicine is lor sale at the drug store of
Robert Kennedy in CauoIltoa.
OctobCr2, lS45-5l-2m.