Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-20
t..~.- .r GREAT W. ar.F,
AMERICAN REMEDY.

Vegetable Litiontriptic Mixture!
EvOR tho cure of the following complaints
H. Dropsy in all its forms. Gravel in Its severa
stages, all diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary
Organs, all Female complaints. suppressions. &C
weakness, Debility, Diseases Of the blood, such
as scrofula, and others of an eruptive character,
all affections Of the lungs, Inflammation Of every
kind, even those of the eyes, liver complaint
consumption, General Debility of the systcm,
Piles of every character, Jaundicc. Fever and
ague, and indeed any complaint which is to be
reached thro' the blood and the proprietor here
confidently asserts, that he can in eoery caSe-no
matter what the complaint may be-no matter
how various the class Of complaints-make per-
manent and radical cure, ifthe medicine he offers
is taken according to the directions. One or two
bottles will test the efficacy of the article and he
is at liberty to use the names Of the following
highly respectable individuals, who haze been cur
ed in Buffalo and vicinity. Every individual here
mentioned can be seen and conversed with, and
the particulars of the cases cured can be known
by reading the testimony in the hands of the a.
gents who will with pleasure furnish pamphlets
to all who may call for them. The proprietor
asks and indeed most earnestly so lets strict in
vestiga.ion of tho testimony here set forth--and
if departure from strict truth be found in any
certificate offered, he will pay the cost of the pub
licatlon of said exposure and abide by the conse-
quences. The proprietor would also state that
epery cure here certified to, has been given over
as incurable- and such has been the caseywith
every cure made by this article far and near. But
the Theory which the inventor of the Lithon-
trptic bases his cures upon--that of but zone
great disease" the impurity of the blood--it will
in moment be perceived that but ONE GREAT
REMEDY is necessary to affect cures in vari
GUS complaintsand the proof which here follows
establishes the theory firm as tho rock of ages.
Mrs. Emery Taunt, Niagara street, Buffalo,
case of Scrofula, terminating IN general Dropsy,
radical and entire cure. Silas Wood, of Bufalo,
bleeding at the lungs of nine years. standing.
complete and perfect cure. G. A. Wilson, for
many years connected with the Buffalo Commer>
sial Advertiser, liver complaint. Levi II. Will.
ams, police officer case of bleeding piles, infam,
nation of the eyes and scrofula, a perfect cure.
Mrs. Daniel Kenney Of Buffalo, general dropsy.
William Holmes, police constable, eryslpelas Of
l3 years standing, cured by bottles, Mrs.
Lockman, 2s4 Pearl st. case of indammatory
a singular cure. Hiram A. Vaughn,
serofnous swelling in the throat, complete cure.
George P. Baker, of Aurora, case of scurvy lcp-
rosy oils years standing--this case is certified
o by the Hon. F. P. Stephens, Judge of Erie Co.
P. NJ. Vosburgh, Esq. Surrogate of Erie county,
|. v. Vanderpoel, Esq. and others. Mrs. John
Seward. AZ Chippewa street. Buffalo. case of of.
ection of the heart with palpitation, debility, &c.
cure. The wife of Rev. John w. Vaughn, of
saott CareI;na streat RnfFaIo hvdrntborax of
lronsv Of The chest Mrs. Lock. 557 Franklin
treet. Buffalo. formerly of Utica. a.inal com
,laint with blind niles distressing case. nerfect.
n cured. and attested to bv Nathaniel LOCK. her
;yusband. Nancy Main. of Berlin, Rensselaer, CO..
Y v dronsv. cured. md certified 10 hv her hus
and Oi;ver Main. Mrs. Susannah fiolbrook, ,of
anhn,nh Eria county cured IF dronsv hv two
,ot,lss ,9ly of this medicine a,tesied 10 bv G, F
rhom.s snd Marston HoIbrook hefore Jndoe