Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
THE GREAT REMEDY OF
NATURE.

"A MEXICAN OIL, procured from a well in Kentuc.
Id. ky l35 feet below the surface of the earth, a certain
and iufaltible cure for sprains, strains, cuts, bruises,
scaids, bnrns, letter, erysipelas, scald head, Group, IN
aam'uatory sore throat, sore and iniamed eyes, aatu.
ie,cc, ulcers, fever sores. and Intammatory rheumatism,
which yields to its effects in a surprisins manner.
1t never yet failed when used according To directions.
Manchester, Allegheny Co Pa, Nov IL, 1876.
This is TO certify that my wife Margaret Ghriest, was
cured OF rheumatic complaint. of seven years standing
by which she was so lame as to be Obliged TO use crutcii.
es. In one week she WI a cured by using the American
On, and could walk about as usual without her crutehes
JONATHAN GHRiESr
The follow ing is communicated by Mr. VIM Nash, Mr.
~Jackson's Agent for Steubenvilie, OHIO.
A gentleman uear Steubenviile who had not been abl
To put either of his feet to the ground for twelve years
in consequence of lameness, by the use Of one bottle vas
enabled to walk two miles to a township election. 1t il
likewise a sovereign remedy for Contraction of the
Muscles and Tendons,
The following communicated by Mr. VIM Nash, w
Jacksoi's a et for Steubenville:
A lady residing in steubenviHe, the finger of whose
| hand was so contracted as to deprive heI OF the use of IL
kr thirty hve years, and was entirely cured by the use
of one bottle ofthe oil, so that she now has the perfect
use of her hand fully equal TO the other which had never
been affected. Ii has also been found to he a safe and in
vincible agent in the speedy and certain cure OF Deafness
IN all cases not orgahicaiiy ~incurabie.
A lady residing in Allegheny City was eiIectualiy Gu
red otobstinate Deafness of years continuance, by the
use of tess than one bottle of the OIL, so that she said she
heard better than she had ever sone before.
a gentleman wen known IN Pittsburgh, was cured of
Deafness OF nine years standing, by the use OF a small
quantity of the oil. The names and residences of the
lady and gentleman wiiibe given To those who desire il.
at the Office OF the advertiser.
Its properties arc also highly developed in the certain
and surprising speedy cure of ailcsses OF Cholic, Cranp,
and Spasms.
Several cases of Cramp Cholic have been eifeetualIy
cured by one dose ofthe oil IN the short space OF hall an
hour. when the parties have been agonized with pam.
It's curative properties have been remarkably manifested
IA the Tadiealc cure Of Diseases or The spine,
A lady, the wife of 4 planter IN Kentucky, was cured
Iticciualy Of one ufthe worst cases ot diseased SPINE,
winch hns confined her 10 her bed for a considerable
time, N winch she could not turn herself. 1t is aiso a
sure remedy aud perfect cure of pains IN The smailof the
back aud inflammation ofthe Kidneys. Read the follow
ing: Pttsburg: Dec ls, 1916.
This il to certify that | was afflicted with great pain
IN the small of my back and kidnt Us, which affected me
so much that | could not stand upright. BY rubbing ex.
ternaily and using half a tablespoonful internally every
night AID morning, was entirely cured.
John RIDDLE.
near Warren, Armstrong county Pa
A gentleman of Pittsburgh afflicted with a violent IN
]naumaitou of the Kidneys, the pain OF which caused
hum 10 faint, was completely cured ia three days by tue
The qualities Of this Natures own Remedy is eytremc-
~ penetrating and anti intammatofy, consequently ~
conhdentl, recommended rs a sovereign remedy whsr
ever mtlnnsilon exists, either eNteunaior internal. lsed
Immediately ailer a cut, hfulse or wound, II WA cure
aud prevent oangrene and MarIileation.
IL has IN addition been found a ala,ary, pleasant and
effective reuely forihose very unpleasant snd ineonVe'
4 price Fily Gents per Bottle
UAurtoN.-in otder to be sue Of obtaining me genu'
me, purchase only Oh .e ' e,,'1 a1s' nv n 80 ~
agent. appointed by hIhiIl % as SAFE eaeh Oh whom WA
have a snow hl. ana sens,e aJ4rrssn "a tSnP"'s
and General Agent, a. follows
ruar :. 40. prlpretofs, kentucky
! wa Jackson. General Agent tor Western Pennsyiva-
It.a part ei OHIO aud " esiefu N,fsinlS,t 10 whom all or
WAN. a,,.t he addressed,
Dn.arye-Each bottle is enclosed IN one OF tho above
,4u,4J pantpllels, and the naue Ut Nm jackson, Hhe
ir~nrlsl and only Wholesale agent as Above printed ou
lac outside ia1ct
sold wholesale and retail, by VIM Jackson, 80 Liberty
street. PWslargh, head Of Wood, and by his duly az.
pointed agents.
a - Fai,chid. aud Il Cartwright, Wheeling; James
: \ Cray $ Co, bridgeport; John Fennimorc, Martins
WILLIE ] \ d BROW iuns, Welisburgh; " allace 4 BIaek
er, La Grange; T. Il Nost, Wsieentowni Naddle 81
Vance, friadelphia, Geo " ilsou, West Alexander; John
Kelley, Ciaysviie; sample Sweeney, Washington.
NBflrE~A % Fairchiid. is appointed supplying A.
cent Al, tc American Odtn Western ' irglnia. Agents
requiring further supplies. ana persons wishing 10 be-
coue agents will please apply 10 MN.
v.oR GENTLEMEN piece sup'r Green French
i cloth; 1 do Brown do , do black do; and a large
.lI,uiv al dne fancy cassmeres and linen goods
'sF,,ssy r,ayals. Gloves, Suspenders, Hosiery aud ahlti
e. s.,oIs Tor Gentleinens wear, just received by
AprlO
vtsT RECEIVED large loi Of superior coloredcA
n per CHAIN, and for .aieenesp al
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