True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-05-20
Special Notices.

re- The following editorial lotioe.is
from the Philadelphia American Courier,
edited by Andrew McMakin, Esq, by
reference TO the Courier, Of July 10,
1856, it will be found in the editorial
columns:
A Sterling Remedy for Epilepsy.
We believe we have never commended
any specific in these columns for qualities
we did not sincerely believe ii possessed,
and we trust we never shall. 1t is under
these protestations we take pleasure in
introducing to those who happen to be
afflicted with that terrible malady, Epi-
lepsy, or Fits, the following letter, which
was received by Mr.. SIS. Hance, the
proprietor Of the great Remedy at the
very time we chanced 10 be at his store in
Baltimore, last week. lis unqualified
tone and character, had we not-been cog
infant of its receipt might. with some,
have thrown adoubt upon its genuine
ness-lor which we freely vouch. How.
ever, it speaks for itself, and will give a
thrill of joy and hope to many now al
most lost in dispair of ever obtaining
such remedy as this invaluable remedy
is daily proving itself; - :.
Copy of letterreceiyed in Baltimore,
July 8, 1867 Il.
"Dr. SETH s HANCE,
''Dear Sir:-You. will find
enclosed FIVE dollars, winch / send you
for two boxes Of yoirEpiIep+ic Pills. -
/ wish you to send the Pills to Mr.. l..
H. Andrews, Friar's Point, Coahoma
Co., Miss.
II was the first person who tried your
Pills in this part Of Lhe country. My
son was very lady afflicted with fits for
about two years. | wrote to you, and
received two boxes of your Pills, which
he took agreeably to your direclions.-
He has never had a fit since.
1t was through my persuasion that
Mr.. Lyon tried your Pills. His case was
a very bad one--he had fits nearly all
his life, or at least good many years.
Persons have written to me from Alaba-
ma and Tennessee on the subject, for the
purpose ofascerlaining my opinion in. re-
gard 10 your Pills. i have always rec
commended them, and in no instance
where | have had a chance to hear Of their
effect have they failed to cure.
Yours, &c., G, H.. GUY.
Grenada, Yalabusa co., Miss
Sent to any part Of the country by mail
on receipt of remittance. Address Seth
S. Hance, 1903, Baltimore street, Balti-
more Maryland. Price one box 80.
may l33t ~
1t is a most undoubled fact that DR..
.Sanforl's Invigorator, or Liver Remedy
is one of the greatest discoveries made in
medicine the past century it has been the
study of the Dr.. during twenty years
practice to find what particular organ
when diseased, caused the greatest num-
ber of ills, his conclusion is, that the lv-
er is the greatest regulator OF the system
and the most liable 10 disease, while il
kept free from disease is preventative
of Dyspepsia Jaundice, general debility,
&c., while last but far from least we men
ton Consumption; for our experience is
that more cases Of Consumption occur
from diseased liver than from all other
causes put together.
Taking this 10 be correct hypothesis,
we have but to find remedy with which
10 correct the liver, and we have cure
of nearly all the Diseases we are subject
TO by simply using preventative. That
the Invigorator is such remedy, is be-
yond doubt TO all who try it, for its vir-
tues are such that for all complaints ari-
sing from liver arrangements, it is an
unfailing remedy while as family med
icine, for all diseases of The stomach or
bowels, which are caused in greater or
less degree by liver arrangement, it is
the safest, surest and most el1icatious
remedy known.