Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-04

NY GIVEN TO ANY OTHER MEDICINE.
Ha.np.on's Vegetable hInG,mr,
THE GREAT DISC OTERY OF THE AGE
-READl READ! Readily to the World!
Hone for the afflicted More Testimony from
Home! =,
Ie. the whole afflicted world read the tcstime-
monv Of lady afssr thirty eight years CT satlcr-
NORTHAMPTON Co., April 18th, 1852.
.Mesr,. TsleS 6, .ldatr--l have been afflicted
with Rheumatism at times from ray twelfth year.
will be fifty years of age the 18th of this month
the attacks were at times 80 severe as to render
me helpless have tried various remedies to very
little effect Last October Was attacked in my
shoulders, sides. hack and hips; could not rest
day or night; could not move any part OF my
body without crying with pain. At this time
also tried many remedies, internal and external,
without receiving any relief. was at last advis-
ed to try "HAMproN's VEGETABLE TNcTunE.
Before had taken bottle of it, felt much bet
ter, and as continued taking it. felt strength
coming into my back and limbs, and my stomach
strengthened and revived every day. have taken
Ave bottles, and am much better than ever ex-
pected to be- intend to use it whenever need
it, and would recommend it to the afflicted believ-
ing it unequalled. Yours,
ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
.Pfessrs Mortimer s. .Nocbray Eliza
beth Bagweil is lady of the highest respectable
ty, wealthy, and influential-thc cure in her case
speaks volumes in favor Of this wonderful 'Iincture
several other persons we have heard Of have de-
rived great benefit from its use in our county we
are entirely out of the article, and have daily anX-
ious euqurers to know when we will receive an
other supply We expect large sales Of it from
the present demand, and wan, you to send US
box as soon as possible. Yours,
TYLER & ADAIR, Northampton Co., Va.
April 18th, 1852
Go to your sick friends, tell them Of the won
derful cures made by lIAMPTON'S FEGETA-
BILE TINCTURE.
| The following certificate is from an eminent
Lawyer Of kentucky, who is known in all the
States, having for number Of years represented
his State in Congress.
ut affords me pleasure to state that DR.. HAMp-
TON has effected mcst extraordinary cure OF my
slave boy Albert. The patient was three years Of
age. and had the Scrofula. His father is Scrofu-
lous The boy was 4 moving mass of sores from
head to foot. The upper lids of the eyes were
much swollen, and turned inside out. exhibiting
horrible matterng ulcers, and protrudcd over the
eyebals, 50 as to produce blindness. It's strange
vet true this child-that felt resigned TO see die
as relief from sufering-has been restored to health
under the treatment of DR.. HAMPTON.
: .NN p. THOMASSON.
"I.ouisyille, March 20, 1851"
REV. VERNON ESKRIDGE, U. S. NAVY
GREATER HEIGHT OF TESTTN ONI
CANNOT BE GIV.EN
Mr.. J. B. BoUsH-Sir, while am in genera
opposed to Patent Medicines, candor compels INT
: to state that have great confidence in the vir
tues Of HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TURE. For several months past | have used l
in my family, and in dyspepsia, loss of appetite
dizziness and general debility. with entire success
So far as my experience extends, therefore, TAXI
pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted as
safe and efficient remedy.
am respectfully yours.
VERNON ESKRiDGE,
+ Chaplain Unit ed States Navy
Portsmouth, Va, August l9, 1851.
Care Of Cona ~, tim, .Neuralgia, Pain in the
Side, Sc.
, Messrs. MORTIMER s. MowBRAY Gentle
men,-It is with pleasure can testify to the grea
healing powers Of HAMPToN's VEGETABLE ZINC
ruRE.-Niy wife h been afflicted for three years
laborng under constant hacking Cough, with
most violent pain in the right Side, Neuralgia o
the Head, and Dmness Of the Sight very littl
| IL,
appearances rapid Consumption inevitable W.
had the most emf mt physician in Annapolis, bu
his medicine did no give her any relief at all. bu
growing worse if any change in the least ;-an'
after having read one of your Pamphlets, IN Jul.
: last, she concluded 10 Try HAMrroN's VEGETABLE
TIYcTURE, and after taking but two bottles o
which (uuder kind Providence) we perceive
great change for the better appetite improved
her skin became quite clear, cough, pains, neural
gia &c., entirely left her. and by the time she hat
taken q few bottles more she was completely cured
and is now in the enjoyment Of NEST e&ceilen
health.
have seen also its beneficial effects on several
other ladies' of Annapolis, and think can say
from what have seen Of the Medicine, do moi
believe its Curative Powers can be equalled. a
sense of duty to the afflicted has induced me tc
drop these few lines for their benefit.
Respectfully, EDWARD SANDS,
Master of the Schr Geo. Barber, Annapolis.
Packet, No 3 Tabacco Warehouse, Light
Baltimore, May lst, 1852. St. Wharf
GREaTER WEIGHT OF TESTIMONY
CANNOT BE GIVEN.
Were there ever so many cures-wonderiul
cures made by any other incidence All we ask
of the afflicted is that they try HAMPloN,H
VEGETABLE TINCTURE, the great puri-
fer of the blood and cure for all Chronic Diseases
as Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, and all com
plants of the Stomach, Bowels, &c.
CURE FOR CHRONIC RHEU.N.4TIS.N
West View, Augusta co. Va.
June Is, 1852
.Ncssrs Mortimer s. .n),cJmy- Gentlemen =
1t gives me great pleasure to bear testimony to the
good effects to DR.. Campton's Vegetable Tincture,
which have used for Rhumatism. 1t has not only
givenme speedy but permanent reliefby using halt
bottle. My wife has also used about half a bot
tie and is still usingi Ithas also given her speedy
cure. most cheerfuy recommend it to all who
are afflicted with the Rheumatism as sure cure and
can be got at Charles II. Saupe's Store in Staun-
ton Va, at all times, who is agent for Messrs Nor
timer s. Mowbray. Very respectfully,
LEWIS KELLER.
o. C.. MoRRIs, witness to the signature ofkel-
Ter.
Pamphlets, with history Of the Medicine, with
certificates of many wonderful cures may be had
at the stores having the Tincture for sale, gratis.
You owe it to yourself to call and get Pampll-
let, as it may be the means of curing you
g. Sold by ClIAS. II. SAUPE, Staunton; Adam
Link, Flora's Mount; o. A. Strecker, Richmond;