The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-01

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IF popular opinion is any criterion of the worth
l. ofan article, we invite the incredulouS TO look
at the following listofnameS of persons who have
been cured by McAliSter'S All-healinS Oint-
ment.
1t is not too much to say, that this Ointment is
doing great good in this city and elsewhere. The
various diseases that are cured, which were sup
posed 10 be overcome only by internal remedies.
yield at once 10 the power of this Ointment.
The principle on which it ever acts, viz: 4 radi-
cal restoration OF the lnsenSible PeTSpiration, Is
the great secret offs success. As most diseases
originate in a common coll, indeed by closing
the pores upon the surface, it follows that if by
any means the pores can be re-OPened, and the
InsenSible Precipitation restored, the vile and
morbid humoTS Of lhe body will escape, and sick
ness be removed.
McAliSter's All-healing Ointment has now
been proved to be the only preparation thai can
effect this result.
Wewould remark that some OF the following
complaints have been Of long standing, even 20
years-one case of40 yeaTS-many of them D and
10 years. Such cases as the sick headache, for
instance, a complaint supposed to yield only 10
internal remedies, have been cured directly also
Rheumatism, COldFeet, Liver Complaint, Con-
sumption. Asthma, all Diseases of The Chest,
Sores, and the like, have been cured, whileotherS
who have taken balms. balSams, a little sugar
candy, pills, and drugs, are yet suffering, with
little hopes OF recovery. We speak these things
more in sorrow than in anger, because we feel
and know that life and health are dear to every
one. Persons should cease being blinded by
these things SO long as there was no evidence of
good. What will a man not give for hislile,
We here give the names only of the persons
cured and their diseases This is but a Part of
what we have-besIdeS full certificates now in
cur possession. Nay, il we had the names of all
who have been benefited or cured by the All
healing Ointment within The last six months, we
could cover the whole broadSide ola meeting
house with their number. But we know our
friends will tell il TO their friends, and they, in
turn, will whisper it TO theirs, and thus the good
thing will 90 round, while thus more than twice
ten thousand hearts will leap for Joy in the good
received from this Ointment. FriendSl cheer us
on in this good work, dy speaking the whole
truth 10 your neighboTs and acquaintances, and
let this great and good medicine find its way into
every house, and gladden. the h9art Of evsry soul
in the land.
We have room to give only 4 small number
ofKame in New York and Baltimore now in our
possession Those from Philadelphia, Boston,
ard other places, we are obliged to leave out en-
tirely.
CURED In BROOKLYN AND NEW YORK.
NJ Day Myrtle 6. jackson SITS Family salvc
J X Bellows PA IL Gold ST Rheumatism
5 Mills 50 Prince st Headache
In Baldwin Myrtly s Gold Family ointment
J Auchmoody 224 jackson st do
Mrs Brandt 230 Gold s; do
p Fulsey 2jS Jackson st Felon
John Prince l3S Hester st Rheumatism
Gould Selleck 227 seventh st Group
Wm Terry 80 Bowerv Pain in breast
w Thompson cor Sth av & 18th do do
F. II Swain % Beekraan ST Piles
o ii Vedder I04Laurens ST Dyscntery
John Cruthe.s IL Dover st Neck stiff
Jas Buckley III Grands st Burns
John Hooper p Hudson st Bruises
ThOs Lewis 40 ForsNthst Fam ointment
Saml Roberts l02 suffolk st do do
G Luerson cor Beck and VIM Salt Rhenm
VIM Agate III Bowery Heavy cough
Vincent Dill 1853 Allen st Fam ointment
NJ w Lewis $50 Cherry st rheumatism
) Edwards 2I7 Delaucy st Sick headache 40 V
Phil Webb So SCANNED ST Heavy cold
John b Taylor SSPikc st Headache & erupt's
e p Swain PA Bridge st Brook Fore hands
+ l. Brown SO Adams ST do Fam 6intment
David X Edwards Orient l. ] Sore hands
Sarah A Smith 2I7 Delaney st Pain in side
CIV OstIander 233 Fulton st Fam ointment
Jano Morris IS Elm st do
( Sarah Edwards 2I7 Delaney ST Dizzy head
A Merchant 9 Olive st Rheumatism
VIM lIurvell 25 Oak st Chicken peck
5 w Bennett rs Water st Heavy cold
Ii. Frost 25S Pearl st Sore throat
Eliza Smith Sc scanned st Headache 20 years
J.. III. Tookcr IA cherry st Corns
w Andrews Pine st Brook Pthisis Group
+ L Gethus Plymouth st do Liver complaint
VIM Bond 9S Nassau st do Eruptions
Moses Cammct l2s Division st do
II Wicks 22l second st Asthma
II w Munson $50 Water st Worms, Aguc
J II Wilkins AZ Thirteenth st Piles
Andrew Wilkins do Rheumatism
J Nightingale 2I5 IL Diyis st Pain in back
VIM Wood 81 Norfolk st Salt Rheum
\ b Culver of schr Portia rheumatism
J j BRYANT Wall st Pains, Eruptions
Jas Pratt ia Wm st Sore legs
Thos Cochrin 6S Church st Loss Of hair
J c Chavalicr Fifth st Felon
J ii Turner 697 Water st Pain in chest
G. w Tones 100 Christopher Corns
Abigail Merchant 9 Oliver st Tumor in the eye
Candace Downs III second st Eruptions on face
ID Young MAIDEN Lane Headache 10 years
Noah Weyth 9 Allen st Bite of mad dog
II Z jenkins Phenix Bank Sore eyes
l L Hyde l4O Mulberry st Salt Rhcum
A Stuckey COS 4th st Fam salve
+ Kipp 275 I'd st Eruptions
F Gaplin 225 Broome st Piles
G Taylor &c Forsyth st Liver Complaint
Lewis Peck Esq Burns, frosted feet
r L Stagg 2sS Madison Pain in breast
+ Graham so Stanton Rheumatism
II a West l67 st Marks place Pam oint
F r. Lee Esq 24j Bowcry Pain in breast
+ Often 1874 Division Salt Rheum
D r Judd s57 Water Fac oint
HBinSham 81 Iairht st Pain in breast
Boyce 9 Lewis st
J Culver 1874 Stanton st do
W Wary cor King & MDougl Sore eyes. 5;yl
Middle6ury, SIDNEY MOODY; East
MiddlebWy, J, Cook & Co; Brandon. Ed
ward Jackson Brandon, VoIney Ross;
Hitting, |. F. Benson; Sudbury Wallace d.
HYDE; Or1reH, Carlin & Wright; Salisbury,
Howard Harris Nel1 Hdren, A. P. Roscoe ;
Bristol. Geo. w. Parmelee; Tergennes, F.
Huntington; Tergennes. T. Sprague Ferris
bmgh, Allen & Wheeler; .Honkton Ridge,
NJ. w. Kinsley; Cornwau. Ira Bingham
Vest do. B. F. Hascall .Shoreham, Kent