Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-20
Ss PEAK OF MRaS You FIND;
+ ~ NOTHING EXTENUATE,
NOR AUGHT SET DOWN IN MALICE -
TRUTH rs HIGH7'T! !

T. Is ~ - TRUTH IS RIGH7T! 49,
A PLAIN AND UNFARNISHED STATEMENT.
We commend the perusai of the extract below, to
our readers Mr. Bull is merchant of high char
acter.
F. SANDY BoTTon, Middlesex, CO., Va,
.f August % b, 1856.
Aesss Mortimer and M9,o6ray:-Gents- You
may think it strange that HAYS taken the liberty
to write you this letter, bat do so uuder circuIn
stances that jaetify it. As you the AGENTS TOR
HAMPT0N'S- VEGETABLE TINCTURE, 1 deem ii
sxpedient to address you this note, hoping 1t may
% part ef the honorable means OF giving this med
cine notoriety which its Z. erits deserve.
Being in the habit of vending medicines which re-
ate to the patent and regular system. consider
nyself, TO some extent, ajuege or the real merit OF
many OF them Ny experience teaches me that
Hdmptofs Tfactare" is Medicine OF real merit OF
intrinsic value. " hen say this do not say that
1t is infallible in all cases, but mean to say
that Hampton's Tinetnre will fayoraby operate in
all diseases originating from want OF proper secre
ions Of the gastric juices, bad digestion, and conse
luently bad deposits OF animal matter from tha,
source believe that many diseases located in va,
cous parts of the system, such as Inflammation, VI.
cers, Scrofua, &c, originally have their being in
the stomach from bad food, bad digestion, and
equenty bad depositions of the crcu ton to those
parts; and will believe Hampton's Vegetable Tine
5ure will even react in those cases. Al ,...
Having found out myself what it is, recommend
to others in such cases as have described, and
nave done 1t upon the mo cure no pay" system, and
have yet to have the first bottle returned or the
irst objection shout the pay. 1t is great pity, Il
oann9t sn be more extensively circulated anong the
it in the following cases; aoot Rheumatism. Ina.
nations, which proceeds from the stomac, Serofula,
Sores, Dyspepsis, long standing cases Of Ague ami
Fever; first stop the chill, and then give the Tine
.ure-the difficulty in this is not in stopping
the chi H. but the return of it. This the Tincture viii
certainly do In general dcbatioDs warrant it,
and as said before, have procured trial of it i'll
/ this. way, which otherwise could rot: the people
have been huInbugged by patent medicines SO long
that they are afraid OF ali. This is clearly stemach
medicine, it works all its wonders there, and in ali
such cases it is specific, il any thing in the world
is. ...-E
Having given the Tineture a fair trial with nv
SELF in my family neighbor hood, think an, war
canted in what say about it, and which do with
out any ether interest than the wish to see il in
general circulation, and in every maas family just
where it ought to be.
Ifwhat I sny be doubted By any Of the afae. ed
aud they viii write to me at Sandy Bottom ost Vi
hce, MiddleseX county, Va, stating the nature OF
warrant it, and if il don't do good Will pay tor the
medicine. Respectfully, q" %
t'' q. 5'1a,ssaa -'a' THoxAs r. BULL
Space ,yiu ssot psrn,it to name hundreds Of others
ss Geo. W. Goodrich, Capt. Thomas Canet, Robert
;Iault, James smyth, cured of ism
John Pecvail, s. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. v.
Eskridgo, U s. NJ, and thousands others cured OF
Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Cough, Liver Complaints, Bron
chtis, st. Vitus' Dance, &c. We refer you to your
own citizens Call Oh them. --
DIR. HAMPTON, the author Of this grQat ..IIamp
toms Vegetable Incture, is in his seth year. in good
health that it viii b. il s not an srcle got
up to impose on the public. SIS ...
Cal. and get pamphlets. See cures
Rs- Sold by MCRTIME2 & NOV BRAY, no Bal
timore street, Baltimore; aud 304 Broadway, New
York; CHAs. SFOTr ts 90, WiMBR, j. b. MOORE.
D. r. CLARKE, CLARKE g. BOWLING, W. Ell
LOTT, and a. MCPHERSON, Washington; also by
X. s. y. ClssELL, Georgetown: and G. G. BERRY,
Alsxandria, and by Druggists eyerywbers.
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