The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-10
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certain remedy, for alI fixed pains in tn. Side, Chest
Ioins, Back Bnwels Mucles, hcumasm in all lis va
ried forms. Nervous fectlons, Lung and Liver Com
plants. Spinal Affections, Female Weaknesses. etc r;c
For The ab,ve complaints this plaster has no HoGAI.-
The great clebrty which has already acquired. no'
" in the old. hut in the new wn.id-te extraordinary
il has perrred in the most Extreme cases o sil-
Ing nave acquired Ir such reputation, tia. the pro
pr,eUr has nu-uni recently y-bccn able ~ supply hal
nciclland
The surs througlou, every city, town and village in
The United States, are without parallel!
circumstance mt surprising when the vasl amount Of
human suffering relieved by it, is considered in sp
nal defects, the benefit usually soIe most dcrird cha
rncl~r. In Nervous Complaints. nineteen cases on, "f
wcnry readily yield :" the penetrating stimuli" c"mbicd
IN this valuable prcparainn.
I'm Rlrunatis,n either acute or chronic ill. claims 0I
t!r Hebrew Plaster have o"g src. been universally
tnn~icdsc' Those who are aharing under weak backs
no matter from what the weakness may have oii
nated-"vcn If such persons have been misguided IN pre-
vi,s applicairs--in tie ef l. Hebrew Plaster they
will find the affected part suddenly restored 10 ills orig
soHndness.
As supporter in cases of constitutional weakness it will
he found o great advantage. IL is particularly rornm
mcn1cd Id females who are suffering from Suddr Weak
ness general debility. In short embraces all the ,r
tues which the m's scientific mind was rapab" ui1 CON-
mndC from valuable substance found in the old world
and will be found entirely free from those ohrclions
which are uf complaint with the spread
plasters now before the public.
Where this Plaster is applied, pain cannot erist.
These Plasers possess the advantage of bling put p in
air.tirht boxes ienre ty rn their full virtues in all
climates. We have just received the following tcsno
NAL from c. e. Sellers an eminent lawyer in successful
prar,ice in Wilcox county, Alabama. lie gentleman
in high standing, and whrsc influence has great
weight:
Camden, Ala, Nov. 81, 1sl5
Messrs Scnv y Mead: Gsutemen-Tiaving been re-
aursird ~ what has been the result Of experience
hc the l>. of yrur Hebrew rasier chcrrvlly comply
hsyim" lha haze found tn br heretofore RECON-
mod. IT., ,.uahi" medicine. In different raxes of INV
aI ,Il; 80. uH> ur.er failed 10 afford Instant relief
',,.' a.. i.d w'ih gprd rlIrrt upon my persou
=. ~, .,.;. nrrrs wnh whbh have been severely
.nlrr.. Respectfully. ctr.
G. e. SELLERS
!irrfrr Of I""MprfrHs AMI Base hniidtions.
"iJTIuN-Ti, sii,scrih-rs The rily General
,s.r. IN the Snulhrn Siaes for the sale oT this truly
,as. Plaster; ai nidrr prevent purchasers bring
,rspd upup by tnultrreii article sold in this city and
rsu here The genuine, they invite particular attention
To ihr fnllnw ing marks Of the genuine:
l. The grn,nr IL pni up IN smooth engine.lurned hot.
,nnied boxes. mt spdrrrd in
. The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David
OH the directions around the bp1 Nth accompanying Re-
cord Of Court, to Z. Taylor Rochester
SC0TIL g. MEAD,
ll3 Charires st., New Orleans
Sole General Agents for tie Southern States
Sold by J. r. Mckan Camden: A. Fitch Columbia;
Havlaad Harall & Co. and p. II. Cohen Charleston;
Nausel Hall, Winnxboraugh. cSlSweli o. James, New
iSery BeeSy & Ruff, Cheaterviile.