St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
REV. VERNON EsKRlDGE. q. s. N.

REV. VERNON ESKRlDGE, u. s. ".
PORTSMOUTH, (Va.,I Ang. Is, 1851.
Mr.. J. E. BOWsh--Dear Sir: While am IN
general opposed to Patent Medicines, candor
'compels me to state that have great confidence
in the virtues Of ampton's Vegetable Tincture
For several months past nave used it in my
family, and in Dyspepsia, loss Of appetite, diZ.
ziness, and general debility, with entire success.
So far as my experience extends, therefore,
take pleasure in reeommending,it to the afflicted
as a safe and efficient remedy
am, respectfully, yours, ~.
VERNON ESKRIDGE, ,H.
Chaplain in the U. 8. Navy.
et- After the almost miraculous cures daily
made by ',Hampton's Vegetable Tineture !"
on our most respectable citizens. men well
known and tried. we challenge the teorld TO show
any thing on record in Medicine to equal it.
Read Read! .....
Cure oF CONSUMPTION, NEURALGIA, PAIN
IN THE SIDE, &c.
Baltimore, May !, 1852.
Messrs. Mortimer s Mo,cbray - -Gentlemea,-
1t Is with pleasure can testify to the great
healing powers Of HamptOns Vegetable Tine.
ture.-My wife had been afflicted for three
years, Iaboring under constant hacking Coagh,
with most violent Pain in the right Side,
Neuralgia Of the Head. and Dimness of Sight
very little rest day or night, and much emacia.
ton, and TO all appearances a rapid Consump.
ton inevitably. We had the most eminent
physician in Annapolis, but his medicine did
not give her any relief at all, but growing worse
if any change ia the least and after having
read one of your Pamphlets, in July last, she
concluded tn try ampton's Vegetable Tine
ture, and after taxing but two bottles of which
(under kind Providence) we perceived great
change Tor the better: her appetite improved
her skin became quite clear, coughs, pains,
neuralgia, &c, entirely left her. and by the
time she had taken q few bottles more she
was completely cured, and is now in the en-.
oYment Of most excellent health. -'tr
II have seen also its beneficial effects on
several other ladies Of Annapolis, and think
can say from what have seen Of the medi.
cine, do not believe its Curative Powers car
be equallea. A sense of duty to the afflicted
has induced me to drop these few lines for
Respectfully, ..FF 9n5' ss@ n
T.. EDWARD SANDS, r
Master of the schr. Geo. Barber, Annapolis
Packet. No. 9. Tobacco Warehouse, Light
Street Wharf. -
TRUTH Stranger Than Fiction! None
need despair Lady's testimony after thirty
eight years of suffering. Were there not real
virtue in this wonderful medicine could it
perform the astonishing cures made BY It.
Northampton County, April Is, 1882
Messrs. Tyler & Adair: / have been afflie-
ted with Rheumatism, at times, from my 18th
year II will be fifty wears of age the 18th Of
this month ; the attacks were at times so severe
as to render me helpless !; I have tried various
remedies to very little effect. Last October
Iwas attacked in my shoulders, sides, back,
and hips could not rest day nor 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 advised 10
try Hampton's Vegetable Tincturc;before had
taken one bottle Of which felt much better,
and as L continued taking IL. felt strength
coming into my back and limbs, and ny stom-
ach strengthened and revived every way.
have taken five bottles. and am much better
than ever expected to be. / intend to use il
whenever need II, and would recommend II to
the afflicted, believing it unequalled. ~ =
"a "a Yours .,. e~r ELIzAsETH BAGwELL.
I tMessrs Mortimer g. Mowbray: Mrs. Eliza
beth Bagwell is a lady OF the highest iespacta.
bility, wealthy and influential. The cure 10
her case speaks volumes in favor Of this won
derfui Tinetnre. Several other perscss we
have heard Of have derived great benefit from
its use in our county. We are entirely out Of
the article, and have daily anxious inquiries to
know when we will receive another supply.
We expect large sales OF it from the present
demand, and want you 10 send Us box as soon
as possible. Yours, TYLER s. ADAIR.
NORTHAMPTON Co., April IL, 1852. -7rr
Hondyrfal Cure Of Hereditary SeyefnEa
By Hdmpfon's Vegetable 7Yncfure 1
This certificate il from the pen oi gentle
man whose name appears on the journal Of
Congress, one who il extensively and fagora-
bly, known: F- -t-r s....f 80
cit affords me pleasure to state that DR..
Hampton's Tincture has effected . most ex-
traordinary cure Of ny slave boy, Albert. The
patient was three years ed, and had the
ScrofuIa-(his father was scrofulous.) The
boy was moving mass es soTes from head to
foot the upper eye-1ids were eh syyol-
len, and turned inside out, exhibiting horrible
mattering ulcers that pFotruded over the eye
balls so as TO produce blindness. II is stFAn gs
yet true, this child, that felt resigned to see
disass relief from saferings restor ed