Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-27
GLAD TIDINGS!
THERE is HOPE YET,

TARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE-THE
~ GREAT PURIFIER or THE BLOOD
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNowN.-NoT PAR
TIcLE OF MERCURY IN Any FORM IN IT.
I'm iatilibe care for. Scrgula,, or Kings Eril,
Rheumatism, Obstinate CWNaeo,x Erpptions,
Pimples orPustulcs on the Fsts; Blotches, Biles,
Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring W@p or letter.
SeaM Head. Enlargement and Pain Of The
Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphili6e.
Disorders, Lnmabago, Spinal Complaints, and
all Diseases arising from an ipjudsci0us use Of
Mercury, Lnprudence in Life, or hnpwity Of
the BLood.gf.. 80
This valuable Medicine, which has become cek
ebrated for the number of extraordinary cures ef-
tectcd through IFS agency, has induced the propri
eor, at the urgent request of his friends to offer it
to the public, which he does, with the utmost con-
iidence In lis virtues and wonderful curatiys ps9p
critics. The following certificates, selected from
large NUMBER are however stronger testimony
than the mere word Of theproprictor. As the lin
its of an Advertisement would be too small to state
the certificates full they are conden sed as mgh
as possible, but are detailed on the inside wrap
per of each bottle, and are all from gentlemen we'll
known in their localities and Of the highest re-
spectability. many of them no,c residing in The
0ity Of Richmond. {. -
IF. BoYDEE, ESQ., the Exchange Hotel,
Richmond, known everywhere, says he. has seen
the Radicine called Carriers Spanish Mixture ad-
ministerfd in oyer hundred cases, in .nearlY all
the diseases for which it is recommended; with The
MOST astppishingly good results. lie saysit is the
most extraordinary Medicine he has eyer seen. >.
c.. b.. Luck, ESQ.,, now. in Inc city Of Rich
mond, and for many years in>the Post Office. has
such condolences In the astonishing eflicacyof Car
tey,s Spanish Mixture, thst keias bought upwards
of so bottles, which ke: has. given, away to the
afflicted. Mr.. Luck says he has .aeysEskRown it
to fail, when taker, according to directions. u :,
DR.. JOHN MIScE, q. practising Physiciaas and
formerly OF the City Hotel, in the city of Rich
mond. sails he has witnessed in anumber of in
stances the effects of, Cwter's Spanish Mixture,
which.were more truly surprising. Hesays in 4
caseof Consumption, dependant on the Liver, the
good effects were wonderful indeed.
=. LIVER COMPLAINT. -SAMUEL N. DRINK
Err Of the firm Of ,DriRkles = Morris, Richmond,
was cured of Liver Complaint ofthree years stand
ing, by the use Of two Rottlesd Cart~'s Spanish
4sCRoFULA AND CeNsUMprIoN.-Mr.
RICHARD E. WEST, of Richmond, was cured of
Scr9tlla, and what physicians termed Confirmed
Consumption, by three bottles of CGrtcr's Span-
ISL 1liriprss :. l.. "a, -. !: i.&,
/, Edwin BuRToN, Commissioneroft he Revenue,
says he has seen the good effects of Carriers Spali
ISL Mixture, in number of Syphilitic cases, and
says it is perfect cure for that horrible disease.
VIM. G. HAYWOOD, of Richmond, Va, cured
Of Old Sores and Ulcers, which disabled him from
walking. Took a few bottles Cnter's Spanish
Mature, and wasenabled to walk without crutch,
and in short time permanently cured. ~
DROPSY GuRED.-The wife'of Mr.. GEO,
w. BAKER was cured of Dropsy, (for which she
was twice salliyated) by Carriers Spanish .Miri
tue. Mr.. Baker is resident of Chesterfield
County,.Ka. ~ IT., II.
Mr.. WM. a. MATTHEWS, of Richmond, Va.
had servant cured of Syphilis 10 the. worst form,
by Carter's Spanish Mixture. Hesays he cheer
fully recommends it, and considersit an invaluable
Medicine. 81. liz. gee.
Mr.. CARTER, the proprietor Of the Medicine.
having placed the entire control of tin our hands,
to prevent imitation, each bottle will bear the
name of BENNETT s. BEERS, Druggists, to
whom all orders should be addressed, Richmond,
Virginia. -,
We are prepared to sell it at wholesale on very
favorable terms, or conslgn it to responsible houses
in the Upited States, on commission.
Sold by T. P. EsKRIDcE, and c. Fl. SAUPE,
Stanton; VIM. Withrow, and John L. Arnall,
Waynesboro' B. f. Graham, Greenvile; G.. T.
Antrim, Fshersyille J. w. Palmer, Hermitage;
VIM J. Hopkins s Co., Midway b. o. Furgus-
son s. Co., Craigsyille; |. Rodgers, Buffalo Gap;
U. d. Poe, Spring Hill F. s. b. Fretwell. New
Hope Gold s, Carson, BFownsbprg; j. w. Gill
keson s. Co., Fairfield; Mcdaniel & Porter, Warm
Springs ). J, C. Lowry, Nliller's Mills, and by
and Country Merchants everywhere.-
per bottle, or six bottles for S..
January IL, lS53.-lyif.