American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-14
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INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA

INDIAN v EOIEIABlIE IANACEA.
HEERSONS afflicted with Scrorua, Kings, Evil,
y Cancer ErysieeIas Old Sores Ulcers, letter
Mercurial Diseases or any other complaints arising
from Impurities of the Blood are requested TO read
the following testimonials in proof of the wonderful
properties of the above named medicine.
HEAD! READ! READ!M
We, the Undersigned having visited Mr.. Isaac
Brooks Jr at The OH ce of MeSsrs Rowand Wal
ton, 376 Market street, Philadelphia consider his
case the most remarkable one we have ever witness
ed or heard of. His disease was SCROFULA, and
terrible must have been his twelve years. conflict
with the destroyer!
His PALATE, the ENTIRE ROOF of his MOUTH. his
NosE, UPPER LIP, and lower lid of the RIGHT EYE
have been destroyed, his FACE nearly eaten up. and
part of the JAW BONE carried away. And yet we
can give no description of his case.
Mr. B. informs US that in January last, the whole
interior of his mouth, as we'll most of his face,
was mass of deem and painful ulcers!
On the 18th of January last, he commenced taking
DR.. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
which checked the disease in few days, and from
that time the cure has progressed without nlerms-
sion.
New flesh has supplied the place ofthe deep ulcers,
and though ably disfgured, his face is sound, and
his general health is restored.
We are assured thatn the treatment ofMr. Brooks
case, no M ERCURIALS, Ointments, or CAUsTIo ap-
| plicatiOns have been used in fact the PANACEA
ALONE has wrought this wonderful change.
| David Smith Bucks CO, Pennsylvania; Charles l.
Rowand Meadvle, Crawford CO, Pennsylvania; ]
w Jones, M d South Second-st, Philadelphia; Jacob
| Lee, Pemberton, Jersey; E w Carr, 44O Fourth,
| ABOVE POpdf-sty " iIlOerueSi mcCuHougn, LancaS-
ter, pennsylvania; X M Maddox, 9S Eleventh-st st,
Philadelphia; w Appleton, M d 4s SOuth-st do;
Timothy Caldwell Marion CO, Missouri; Daniel Yea
KEEL, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia co.. Pa; John Harmed
800 Highest Philadelphia; William Seelling, NJ u
| Camden, New Jersey; William Hale, 1913 Highst,
Philadelphia; II Potter, Manufacturer of Mineral
Teeth 100 5 Nmth-st Phila; l. A WOnenweher, Ed
Phila Democrat DOT N Sd st, do; Geo w Metz, Brush
maker, 3l7 Market-st do; Ezra Carr, l59 Chestnuts
do; A Gillette, Pastor Of Eleventh Baptist Church
Phila John Bell Erie ST Phila, (North American of
| fce;) Aaron Sands, 1874 Catharine-st Philadelphia
Daniel Mckinley, Kesser's Alley, do; Andrew Swea-
| ton, Camden, New Jersey; II Evans, West Phila
Richard X Young, Glider, 400 Mafket-si, Pha; John
| w Ashmead, so South Sixth-st, do; 4 5 Wagner
photographer, ll6 Chesnut-st, do; KensiI l23 5
Eieventh-st do; Peter Sken Smith, Editor Native
Eagle, do; Joel BOdine, Glass manufacturer, vii.
Jamestown, Jersey; William Steely, Pennington
Van Buren, en-, Iowa; l. Coles, NJ Boston, Mass
Russell Garfield, Psychologist, Phila; Thomas {
Roby, N d Harrisburg Pa Peter Wright, 25a Marke
st, Phia; James w Newlin, l03 Filbertst, do; JOhr
Good, ia Spruce-st, do; William Uric, Pastor st
i Paul's NJ T. Oh CathaTin do. John Chambers