Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-04
SlantOnS External Remedy
Called Hunts Linament.

Is now universally acknowledged TO be the infali-
bic remedy for rheumatism spinal affections oontrac-
tons OF the muscles, throat and quincy, issues,
old ulcers pains in the back and chest sgue in the
breast and face oothache sprains brushes salt rheum,
burns Group, frosted feet, and all nervous diseases.
The triumphant success which has attended the
application of this most wonderful medicine in curing
the most severe cases Of the different diseases above
named and the high eneoniums that have been be-
slowed upon IT, wherever II has been introduced gives
me the right to call the afflicted to resort at once
to the the only remedy that can be relied on.
HUNr's LINAMENT-Ths invaluable remedy Of the
many is that flesh is heir to-" continues to shed its
untold benefits upon all classes of society. We have
seen certificate from some Of the most respectable,
intelligent and influential citizens of Westchester,
where the proprietor resides, who are above all at
tempts to misead the public in reference to any med
icne remedy or preparation; and as this testimony Is
al once spontaneous and uniform in commencing this
truly excellent medicine for rheumatism, and various
other diseases named in the advertisement, there
can no longer be a reasonable doubt entertained OF
its extraordinary success and triumph over the mala-
dies in Question.-New York Mirror.
SING SING May 10, ls45.
We, the undersigned, do certify thatwe have used
Mr.. George E. Stanton's External Remedy, called
Hunts Lniment and have proved to be fully equal
to the character he gives it. It's healing properties
are truly extraordinary; andwe most confidently re-
commend it as one of the most certain external rem
edes that has yet been discovered.
Caleb Roscoe, editor Westchester Herald; Isaac
Brdsall, inspector N. p State Prison; Albert Lock
wood, Judge court of common pleas; James Locke
the extensive Horiculturst; James B. Swain, editor
II. R. Chronicles NJ Churchill, principal Of the cell
ebrated boarding school for boys; Samuel +. Rey-
nolds, supreme court commissioner; X. X. Voris, dis
trict attorney; Theodosius Clark, pastor methodist
episcopal church; Robert Wiltse, late agent NJ T.
state prison; Aaron Ward, late member Of congress;
Munson |. Lockwood, clerk of the county; VIM. II.
Peck. agent NJ p. state prison; B. c. Morse, pastor
of the baptist church; Benjamin Moore, Abraham
Kipp, Stephen Marshall John Strang, Philip G. Van
Wick, Samuel Trowbrdge, Pierre Van Cortlandt
Abraham Miller Gilbert Martin, Edmund +. Blunt
BENJAMIN Washburn.
The following shows a case Of rheumatism cured
with only one bottle of Hunts Linment. The let
ter is addressed to Mr. Stanton:
YORKTOWN, June Is, l846.
SIR: Having cured me of severe attack of rheu-
matism, which had rendered me almost helpless, and
at the same time made me suffer great pain, would
offer my testimony in favor of the great properties
which your External Remedy, Hunts Liniment, is
possessed Of | only used one bottle and with that
l CONSIDER nave ueeH sd'ou ho" PiVNUS'NN Oi4N ~
we're illness | am now attending to my business re-
gularly, which is that of farmer. Your obedlent
servant, OLIVER VAN CoRTLANDT.
This Lniment is sold at % and 30 cents per bottle
by all the principal druggists and merchants through
out the country. Wholesale agents in New York.
HoADLY, PHELPs Co., l42 Water street.
RUsHToN Co., ITO Broadway.
A.B&D. SANDS, corner of Fulton William
AsPINwALL, sc William street.
Orders addressed to me at Sing Sing, New York,
will be promptly attended to.
GEORGE E. STANTON, Proprietor.
trThis medicine is for sale at the drug store of
Robert Kennedy in Carrolton.
October2, lS46-5l-2m.