Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-23
StantOn's External Remedy,
CALLED
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StantOn's External Remedy,
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Is now universally acknowledged to he the INFALII-
BILE REMEDY Tor Rheumatism. spinal affections,
contraciions Of the Muscles, Sore Throat ana Quincy
Issues Old Ulcers, Pains in the Back aud Chest Ague
IN the Breast and Face, TooihAche, Sprans Bruises
Salt Rheume, Burns Group Frosted Feet and ull Nerv
Tn, TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS which has attended
the application Of this most WONDERFUL MEDI-
ClNE in curing the most severe Of the different
Diseases above named,-and the nIGlI ENCoNiUMs
that have been bestowed upon it, wherever has been
introduced, gives The right To call on the AFFIICT-
ED to resort NJ once TO the ONLY REMEDY THAT
CAN be RELIED ON.
From the N. Y. Mirror.
| HUNTS IINlMENT.-This invaluable Remedy 81
the many "s that flesh is heir TO-" continues to shod
it's untold benehs upon all classes Of society. We have
seen certificate IRON some Of the most respectable,
intelligent, and influential citizens Of Westchester,
where the Proprietor resides, who are above all
tenpis to misead the public n refe to any med
cine remedy preparation aud this testimony al
spontaneous and uniform in commenting this
excellent Medicine for Rheumatism and various other
diseases named in the advertisement, there can no
longer be reasonable doubt entertained Of its
ordinary success nnd triumph over the malades in
! question.
| Sing Sing, May l3, lsi5.
We, the undersigned, do certify that have used
Mr. George 4. s,anton's External Remedy called
Il HUNTS LlNlMENT, and have proved IL to be fully
equal to the character he gives IT, IL. healing proper
II
recommend IL OF the most certain external
dies that has yet been discovered.
II nleb Roscoe, Editor Westcbester Herald.
II Isaac BirdsalL Inspector NJ. z. state Prison.
Il Albert Lockwood, Judge Court Common Pleas.
II James Locke, the extensive Horticulturist.
II James B. 5wain, Editor H. r. Chronicle.
II NJ Churchill Principal OF the celebrated Boarding
School for Boys.
samuel r. Reynolds, Supreme Court Commissioner.
| H. H. voris District Attorney.
/ Theodos;us Glars Pastor Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert WIltse, late Agent NJ, =. state Prison
| Aaron Ward. late Member oi Congress
| Munson l. Lockwood, Clerk oi the County.
| Nm. II. Peck. Agent NJ. 7. Stale Prison
B 4. Morse, Pastor oi the Baptist Church
B.niatnin Moore, Samuel TOwbridgc,
Abraham Kipp Pierre Van Iuftlandi,
stephen Mar'h"lL s,i,s,, nG1aS"" .,.," M,Us''
pbIlp q Van wyck, Rdnu
Benj,min washbur
or The fpnwia a. shows cast o.
with only Que bottle OF lluhlss in'
addressed TO Mr.. stanton .
s,R,-IIaving cured me Of asc'
tisrn, which had rendered me a
the same time made me snhrr <"
my testi mony In fHVor OF the
your External Remedy, Hun
sessed Of only used rne bolth nb
slider have been saved rom oirH
illness ! am now attending 10 busD
which IL that ofa Farmer.
OLIVER ~ CoRTLANDT.
Tbi. Intm.nt IL sold nj 25 sbd so cents per bottle,
by all the Principal Druggists aud Merchants Throughout
the country. - -
Vholessh igepfs in Nep York
IIoodley, Phelp. a Co lil Wall street,
Rushton n 90. no Broadway
A-pinwaII, 10 W frsm Street.
Order. addressed to me I sing Sing, N ", will be
GEORGE E. STANTON,
Proprietor.