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sidverlisements.
COUNTY APPEALS.
pursuance of an Act of the General
Assembly of Pennsylvania, approved the
15th day of April, A. D. 1834, entitled,
"An Act relating to County Rates and Le
vies," the undersigned, Commissioners of
Adams County, will proceed and attend to
hear appeals, for the several townships,from
all persons who may apply ftir redress,in ac
cordance with the directions of said act,and
will grant such reliof and make such correc
tions as to them shall appear just and rea
sonable. The Boards of Appeal will be held
in the following order, at which times and
tdac several A.,,e,s(irs will attend fur
ti air I ., lsp , .:t've townships—viz:
FA! 'lv' ol Menai len and Frank
lin, on itrulay lair I(ith of March next, a'
the hoa.....furGeorae Myers, in A rend tsville.
For the townships of I fa mil ton ban and Li
berty, on Tacsday the 17th of March next,
at the house of Isaac Robinson, in Millers
town.
For the townships of St raban and Cum
berland and the borough of Gettysburg, on
- Wednesday the Pith qf March next, at the
Coininissioners' Office, in Gettysburg.
For the townships of Germany, Conowa
rind Mountjoy, on Thursday Me WM of
March next, at the house of Francis Leas,
in Littlestown.
For the townships of Berwick, !Taranto!)
and Mountpleasant, on Friday the 20th of
March next, ut, the house of Philip tleagy,
F,•;‘l. in ONiord.
th townships of fluntiagton, Lati
wore, Rending and Tyrone, on Saturday
the 21. st of "{larch next, at the house of Mo
ses Myerd, in Petersburg..
Commissioriers for the information
MAI interested make known, that by the act
of Assembly aforesaid, the Coln rnissioners
are bound not to "make any allowance or
abatement in the valuation of any real es•
tate t in any other year than that in which
the triennial assessment is made, excepting
where buildings or other improvements have
been destroyed, subsequently to such trien
nial assessment, and in the case of personal
property, offices, professions, trades and oc
cupations, where there has been any altera
tion in the assessment, occasioning a dal--
ent valuation from the fornier year, and also
where persons have come to inhabit in the
county since such triennial assessment," and
that nu notice in the two years succeeding
than triennial assessment is to be given to the
taxable inhabitants aforesaid, but in the lat
ter recited cases only.
ROBERT Ari MIEN NY, Corn.
JOHN BROUGH, of
JOHN NI USSELM AN, A. Co
Attest—WILLIAM KING, CP/P.
Commissioner's Office, Get•
Ifynitrw, VOL el; q S At-47
DRUGS,
AND
tRI 7'%ba1V5T1042.1Z4(4 i4.,tea.
.
'.3. Gg Laroevir ,
4P L. 06 it'aVt3 to It6rln his friends and
11 -Pthe public generally, that ho has now
on hand,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
7.DlE.ci'.;k3 a. ali:lii):lEo:if.kliaS,
.ti`'-'4.±itiis a' if.Dge Sluilii,
'which' he will sell on the most reasonable
terms—among which are the fellowing,viz:
AloesjLead Black
Annetto . ! " Red
Arsenic I -" White
Aqua Fortis Lithargo
Antiulcer' -,. .. Logwood
Alcohol Lampblack
Antimony Lilly Oil
Alum Amnia
Antimonial Wino Magnesia, common
Borax,criide& refin'd 44 Calcined
Balsam Sulphur Mustard Seed
" Copaiva Nutmegs
" Turlington's Nicaragua Wood
" Do Malta Oxycrociuni
British Oil Oil Cinnamon
Bateman's Drops " Lemon
Barks • " Bergamot
13 razil Wood, ground " Lavender
Blacking " Juniper
Chrome Red" Vitriol
I
" Green " Cloves
Cinnamon"l Sassafras
Caustic 10podeldoc, Liquid
Colombo Root Do. hard or Steer's
Cloves Ochre
Camphor ~ Prussian Blue
Calomel Pink Root
Castor Oil Precipitate, white &
Cubebs red
Camwood Pearlash
Corks !Pills, Scott's
Dragon's Blood I " Hooper's
EssenceS, of all kinds , " German
Emory " Lee's-
- " Dyott's
Elixir Vitriol • " Lyon's
" Paregoric Rose Pink
Fior. Camomile, Rotten Stone
" Sulphur Red Saunders
Fenugreek Rosin
Fustic Sugar of Lead
Fish Sounds Soap, Castile
G uin Arabic Sponge
Shellac Syrup.of Squills
" Myrrh Smiths
" Tragacanth Senna
'.' Seamtnony Turmeric
" Elastic Turpentine .
Galls . Tartaric Acid
Ginger I Umber
Godfrey s s Cordial • I Verdigris .
Glue - Vermillion
Heel Ball Carmine
Isinglass Drop Lake
Indigo i Varnish
ipecarnanha Wafers .
Itch Ointment Wax, white__ .:,.
Map Whiting, &c. &e,
Gettysbusit, Jau. 2U, 1845. . ts-442
itiat leattwozapa
Exp./N0.4 ,:xecuted at the Star Ogee.
Election of School Directors.
PUOC lAI MiA_TIP LOIN.
PURSUANT to the provisions of the 2d
section of the Act of the General As
sembly of this Commonwealth, entitled "An
act to establish a General System of Educa
tion by Common Schools," passed the first
day of April, A. D. 1834
I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
to the citizens of the several School Dis
tricts in the County of Adams, to meet in
their respective Townships and BorOughs
at the place where they hold their Elec
tions for Supervisors, Town Councils, and
Constables, on the
Third Pridu
. 1) ( . 20th y) of Morrh
and then and there elect TWO crrizE NS
of each School District, to serve for Tun EE
11 . rts, as School Directors of said Districts
iespectivel3; which elections are to be con
ducted and held in the stone manner as elec
tions for Supervisors and Constables are by
law held awl conducted
James Bell, .7r. SitEniFF
Sheriff's Office, Getty," '?
burg, Feb. 24, 1t!,.35.
Estate of Jonas Bushey, deed
ALL persons indebted to the Estate of
JONAS BUS HEY, late of Reading
township, Adams county, Pa. deceased, are
requested to conic forward and make pay
ment to the subscriber—and those having
claims against said Estate, are also reques
ted to present the same, properly authenti
cated, for settlement.
The Administrator resides: in Reading
township, Adams county.
DANIEL MYERS, Admit..
February 24, 1535. 61-47
AN APPRENTICE
TO THE PRINTING BUSINESS,
Wonted immediately at the Star Office.
February 17, 1835. tf-46
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Raised by the United Society in Enfield, Ct
Blood Beet, Salmon Radish,
Early turnip do. Scarlet do.
Orange do. Savoy Cabbage,
Sugar do. Early York do.
White Onion, Drum-head do.
Yellow do. Early do.
Red do. Early dutch do.
Orange Carrot, Red do.
Early Horn do. Flat Turnip,
Red, do. Long do.
Long m\hite Parsnip, Sage,
Guernsey do. Cayenne Pepper,
Long Cucumber, Squash do.
Long green do. Pa rsley,
Early do. Early June Peas,
Early cluster do. Do. Washington do.
Watermellon, White niarrowfat do.
Dutch summer Squash Green dwarf do. do.
Crook-neck do. do. Strawberry dwarf do.
Do. winter do. Early red-eyed do.
White Head Lettuce, Bean,
Early curled do. do. Early Sugar Corn, .
Cabbage-head do. Solid Celery.
Speckled do. Summer Savory,
Double Peppergrass,
Just received a large supply of the above
Seeds, and for sale at the Drug store of
Dr. J. GILBERT, Gettysburg.
February 17, 1835. tf-46
Estate of William C. Rhea, dec'd.
q A LL persons indebted to the Estate of
111 C. RHEA, late of Ham.
ittontiaii township, Adams county, Pa. de.
ceasea, are requested to come forward and
make settlement, on or before the first day
of AprO next—And those having claims a
gainst said Estate are also requested to pre
sent the same, properly authenticated for
settlement.
Both Administrators reside in Hamilton.
ban township, Adams county, Pa.
SAMUEL KNOX,
LArhers
JOHN MARSHALL,
February 3, 1885
Estate of Peter I3eavenour, dec'd.
ALL persons indebted to the Estate of
PETER BEAVENOUR, late of 51e
nallen township, Adams county, Pa. deceas
ed, are requested to come forward and make
settlement, on or before the 14th of illarch
next, on which day the Executors will meet
at the house of the deceased. And those
having claims against said Estate, are re
quested to present the same, on said day,
properly authenticated for settlement.
The first named Executor resides in
Mountpleasant township, Adams county, and
the last named in Paladize township, York
county.
PHILIP FLESHMAN,
Ex'rs.
MICHAEL BEAVENOUR,
February 3, 1635. 6t-44
kIIVA FM'S PANACEA—For the cure o"
" scrofula,. or king's evil, syphilitic and.
mercurial diseases, rheumatism, ulcerous
sores, white swellings, diseases of the liver
and skin, general° debility, &c. , Also,
S%VAINI'S VERSIIFUGE—an excellent
article fur worms. For sale at the Drug
store of
DR. J. GILBERT, Gettysburg..
Dreember 9, 180 4. if-8G
VARNISII—A large supply of black oil
Varntsli,for saddlers' and' shoemakers'
use, just received and fbr sale at the Drug
DR. J. GILBERT.
store of
Gettysburg, Dec. D, 1834.
dor
TO THE VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA
OP THE SECOND BUM ADE, FIFTH
NTE N DING to remove to the West, I DIVD1:10N, PENNSYLNANIA
II the subscriber will sell at public sale, at FELLOW-SOLDIERS:
his residence in Tyrone township, Adams AVING on a former occasion receiv
county, on Friday the 27th of March inst. MAL ed a respectable number of votes, for
V.ARIE7'I' OF PROPERTY—SUCH AS which I tender you my sincere acknowledg-
Horses, Cows & Young Cattle : merits, I feel myself induced to otliu - again
HOGS; 1 broad-tr.lad WAGON, 1 lb" - as a candidate for the Office of
tation WAGON and a good BABOUCHE; 4 4 , pi It • 11 •
together with his
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR• at the ensuing Election ; and,if ducted, will
NITURE endeavor to discharge the duties of that of
:inch Ls Beds, Bedsteads arid Beddin , *; Ta- lice with justice and impartiality.
bleskhairs, Bureaus, Cupboards,Desks,&c. JOSEPH J. KUHN.
1 eight-day Clock and a' 1 hour du. Stoves March 3, 1E335. te--48
with varIOUS other articles too te
dious to enumerate. Also,
.1 first-rate Tarlding Lathe
(with a cast-iron Wheel.)
o_7 - Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A.m.
when a reasonable credit and attendance
will be given by
JOHN STUDEBAKER.
March 3, 1835. is--18
a 41)13i ,D V. 1-4
Just recoived and for sale, by the subscriber,
A LARD ti :STOCK OF
HARDWARE, EAR IRON, &c.
which will be sold cheap. Persons engaged
in building would do well to call.
GEORGE ARNOLD.
3t-48
March 3, 18:35
LetZdat (Ulf-VIZ q ,
I will remove roy itore to the corner
now occupied by Nliller & Witherow, on
the first day of April next. G. A.
UST received rind for sale at the Office
" of the Star, and at the Book Store o
S. H. Buehler,
ILlhe Principles of Presbyterian Dis
cipline. 4'c. unfolded and illustrated in the
protests and appeals of the
Rev. G EO. Elar9,
entered during the process of the Presbytery
of Carlisle against him, at their Sessions in
April, 1823, in which his strict adherence
to the Confession of Faith, and the standards
of the Church, is fully shown."
Gettysburg, March 3,1935
THE AMARANTH
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the paper, will please notify us before the evpiration
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March 3, 1835. 3t-48
Estate of Geo. Brinkerhoff, dec'd
ALL persons indebted to the Estate of
GEORGE BRINKER 110FT,late of
Nlountpleasant township, Adams county, Pa.
deceased, are hereby notified to come for
ward and make settlement without delay.
And those- havingclaims against the Estate
of said deceased, are requested to present
the same, properly authenticated, to the
subscribers without delay for settlement.
The first named Executor resides in Stra.
ban township, the last named in Mountjoy
township, Adams county.
GARRET BRINK . ERIIOFF, ,
PETER BERCAW, rs
Marcn :3, 1835.
m.ACA SSA R O[ L.—[lowland's Maces
/c sar Oil to beautify and promote the
growth of the hair. For sale at the Drug
Store or Dr. J.. - GILBERT.
Settys.hury, Dec. 9, 1834.
BRIGADE INSPECTOR
FITZLIC MEETING.
win: citizens of Berwick township, in fa
vor of a System of General Education,
are hereby requested to meet en Saturday
the 14th of March bud. at 2 o'clock, P.
at the house of Henry Gitt in said township,
tbr the purpose of forming a ticket, to be
supported by them at the township election
on Friday following. M ANY.
March 4, 1835. tm-48
A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
IrI'CLE
4RIIIS filthy arid infections di.order,be it ever
so inveterate, may be cured in une hour's
application Gy the use of
DU RIES' OINTMENT.
It is unrivalled for the pleasantness, ease,
expedition, safety and certainty, with which
it produces a perfect cure of this disease.—
The Ointment is known to he so certain and
expeditious in its operation, as to effect a
cure 111 one hour's application only! with
out any hazard of taking cold, as the com
position dues not contain the least particle of
mercury, or any other dangerous ingredient;
it may be applied with perfect satiny in the
state of pregnancy, and even to children at
the breast.
I'rice 375 cents a box with arnplo directions
DUMFRIES' lIIGIII.I' APPROVED
TEI X la AV V. 1,1
THIS safe and powerful wash for sore or
irylamed Eyes, stands pre-eminent among
the multitude of ordinary preparations for
this purpose. The most obstinate as welt
as the more slight influminations of that
delicate organ, yield to this highly approved
Eye Water, which will brace and restore
the tone of the diseased parts. On recent
sore eyes, the effect is highly salutary, and
in cases of years standing, the most unex
pected relief has been received, after other
applications of inferior efficacy had Wed.
Those who use it pronounce it to be one of
the best preparations Mr those complaints
they ever met with, especially in obstinate
cases of soreness and inflammation.
Price 25 cents a bottle, with directions.
.--ALSO-
The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH
ACHE PILLS, which give immediate re
lief without the least injury to the Teeth.
On trial this wilt be found one of the best
remedies for this painful complaint. Price
50 cents a box, with directions.
roR rEII3ALES.
DR. RELFE'S AROMATIC PILLS
HAVE been long celebrated as a most
valuable and efficacious remedy against
those general complaints peculiar to the fe
male portion ofsociety. They cleanse, pu
rify and promote a free and brisk circulation
of the blood, when become sluggish and lan.
•guid from the afflicting ailments for which
these Pills are a safe and effectual specific.
They assist the suspended operations of the
sanguiferous system, when nature requires
it, and rectify i%tt irregular habits of the un
healthy female whostt sickly and palid coun
tenance becomes re-animated, and freshens
with the natural glow of restored health.
They are a tried and approved remedy in
obstructions, debility, hypochondria, green
sickness, giddiness, palpitation of the heart,
bad digestion, loathing of food, pains of the
stomach, shortness of breath, upon every
little motion, sinking of the spirits, and its
consequence, a dejected countenance and
dislike few-exercise and conversation. They
are eqtially conducive to the health of mar
ried ladies, except in cases of pregnancy, or
hectic and consumptive habits, when they
must not he taken. But they may be ad
ministered to great advantage a month or
more after ac•couchment, for the purpose of
cleansing the system and purging those gross
humours, which, when retained, lay the
oundation of numerous diseases, and render
the incautious subject unhealthy for life.—
They should also be taken by all women
from 45 to 50, to prevent the dangerous dis
orders consequent upon that critical period
of female life. They have been further
found, by experience, to aflord a powerful
remedies in all hypochondrwc, hysteric and
vaporish disorders, both in men and women,
whose nervous system they strengthen and
regulate, aid nature in throwing oft those
gross and superabundant humours which
produce melancholy and depression of spiri ts,
renovate the body, re-animate the mind, and
'diffilse a general cheerfulness and elasticity
throughout the whole system. Price 81 50
a box; with directions.
aVTlie above valuable Medicines nro prepared
from the original MS. Recipe of the late Dr. W.
T. CONWAY, by:T. KIDDER, his immediate sue.
cessor, and the sole proprietor. For sale at his
Counting Room, No. 99, nest door to J. KIDDER'S
Drug Store, corner of Court and Hanover streets,
near Concert Hall, Boston, and also for sale by
special appointment, (together with all valuable
Medicines, as prepared by the late Dr. Conway,)
by
SAMUEL H. BUEHLER,
Druggist, Gettysburg, Pa. I
~, ,*Observe that none are genuine without the
written signature of T. KIDDER, on the outside
printed wrapper.
A large discount made to those who boy to sell
again.
June 3,1834
QM. JERATUS—k large quantity re•
eeived and for sale at the Drug store of
DR. J. GILBERT, Gettysburg.
December fl, 1834. - tf-36
aMtgir &air+
W I LL he exposed to public sale, on
the premises, on Wcdnesday the!
25th day of March next,
2,6 - otTa cozot — agabwcw2)
The First, situate in Mount pleasant town
ship, Adams county, Pa. adjoining lands of
A. Smith, A. Carrig,an, C. Smith and Mit
ers, co'taMiug U Acres, more or less—on
which are a 11 story Log Dwelling, log
Stable. The Second : ln sAine township, ad
joining lands of A. Smith, G. Bercaw and
others,containing 2 Acres and 114 Perches,
without ally improvements. The Third,in
same township, adjoining lands of A. Smith,
G. Bei raw and I/I I'S, containing, :3 Acres
and 4N Perches, also without improvements.
All to he s,,ld as th e E s t a t e o f w ILIA A 11
'IOTA ND, late or Ilountpleasant township,
Adains county, deceased.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. :it., when
the ter inq will be made known, and attend-
[lnce glyuli, by
.101 IN O'NIELL, Adin'r
I;'brilary 17, 1. 4 35. ts
ai CE.I TS LIEEL:11111.
Et \N.. ‘1 ,7 A Y front the subscriber, living
in Gettysburg, Pa. on the 17th day of
February last,an indented negro boy,nal - nud
iiYLLI.6.I/ LEE,
about 16 years or age. Ilad on and took a
way. with him a blue cassinet coat, brown
pantaloons & other clothing not recollected.
The above reward and no thanks will be
paid Ibr his apprehension and delivery.
JOAN CRESS.
March 3, 1835.
AN APPRENTICE
TO THE
Blacksmith Business,
W•ANTED by the subscriber, on the
first of April next, a boy aged about
16 or 17 years.
HENRY STALLSMITIL
Two Taverns, Feb
ruary 24, 1r , 35. 3t-47
CABINET-WAREIIOUSE,
Chumbersburg Street.
Where there is constantly on hand
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
rixamucl-roaa,
Ready 6o- purchasers, for Cash or Produce.
(3(*Orders for corrxNs punctu.
ally attended to.
DAVID IIEAGY.
Gettysburg, Oct. 21, 1834. tf-20
I)R.NULL'S RECENTLY IMMO-
El) TRUSS.—The distinguished sur
geons and medical fimulty of the cities gen
erally, and elsewhere, have come to the
conclusion that this Truss, in its present
improved state, is the only instrument sur
gically adapted to the disease of Rupture,
and the only one that patients can rely upon
for the safe retention of the bowels and the
final cure of the disease.
In confirmation of which the following
naines of distinguished medical gentlemen
of New York city, with many others, have
expressed a decided preference for this in
strument, are respectfully added :
Valentine Mott, M. D. George Bushe, M. D
Alex. A. Stevens, M.D. David Dosnek, M. D
John B. Beck, M. D. Samuel Ackerly, DI D
Cyrus Perkins. M. D• David M. Reese, 51. I)
Jonh Stearns, M. D. Wm. Anderson, M. D.
Also, the following extract ofa late certi
ficate of Dr. Mott, of N. York:
"For the last twelve months, the curative
powers of Dr. Hull's Truss have been tested
under my own observation with the most
gratifying, success in cases of great difficul
ty, in which the mutilated mutation Trusses
so comtne;! in our market, had only aggra
vated the disea4e• . Dr. Hull is an experien
ced surgeon, who htls displayed not a little
surgical skill and mechanical ingenuity in
bringing this unrivalled instrunitait to its
present state of perfection, rendering it, I
know, the beSt I ever saw for securing, com
forting and curing the ruptured patient, and
is in my opinion, the only instrument of the
kind that is entitled to patronage of the pro
fession, and the confidence of the public.
VALENTINE MOTT, M. D.
Park Place, Feb. 20, 1834.
Letters Patent of the United States have
been granted to Dr. llull for 14 years tram
the last imps ovetnent, dated July sth 1838.
For sale at the Drug Store of
Dr. ,1. GILBERT, Gettysburg.
December 23,1834. tf-38
VSSENCES, OPODELDOC, BRIT
' ISII OIL, &c. For sale by the doz
en, &c. at the Drug store of
Dr. J. GI LBERT, Gettysburg.
December U, 1834. tf--30
Cash given at all times for clean linen and
cotton It A (.S, at. the Star I )(live.
ESSENCE OF M ['STA D.—A reme.
dy tar rheumatisms, gout, lumbago,
palsy, sprains, bruises, chilblains, old strains,
&c. Prepared from, and containing all the
virtues of the Mustard Seed; in a much more
convenient form for use. For sale at the
Drug Store of
Dr. J. GILBERT, Gettysburg.
December 9, 1834. tt—:3o
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• store of DR. J. GILBERT.
Gettysburg, Dec. 9, 1834. tf-36
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
A FRESH sapply of genuine DRUGS
/ 11 - arid MEDICINES just received and
for sale at the Drug store of
DR. J. GILBERT, Gettysburg.
December 9. I R 34. tl-19
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Poetry, and Prose,
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Parr E R'S C A TllO IL ICON.
rpui F. unrivalled and extensive reputation
id acquired by this Medicine for the lust
five years, both in lIosetTAL and private
practice, demands trom the proprietor his
gratefid acknowledgments to a discerning
public.
Putter's Vegetable Catholicort is offered
for the cure of Diseases of the Li ve r,LI leent
ted Sure Throat, Debility resulting from In
temperance and Dissiptv.ion, Scrofula or
King's Evil,Old and Inveterate U lee rs,Pning
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Indigestion, Diseases of the Lungs, Sy philie,
Blotches on the Face and Skin ,W hire Swell
ing of the Joints, 'fetter, Mercurial diseases,
Piles, &c. &c.
Tim CATiroucoN craisists exclusively
of vegetable matter, and with a slight de
termination to the bowels,which it preserves
in a soluble state, acts insensibly, is pleasant
to the taste, and requires no particular regi
men or confinement.
SALEM, Mass. Oct. 'l5, 1829
This may certify, that I, the mibscliber,
for the lust ten years have been very much
afflicted with Scrofulu, and after repeatedly
trying various medicines, and receiving ad
vice from the most eminent physician-,with
out effect, I was induced to purchase a lhw
bottles of Potter's Treffetable Calholicon—
have taken the same, and have been com
pletely cured. .Alter receiving such great
benefit from this valuable medicine, 1 con
ceive myself in duty bound to make the same
publicly known, that those suffering. under
like complaints may be apprised of its great
efficacy.
THOMAS MELZERD.
Signed in the presence of JONATUAN
Winn and Jouri S. HARRISON.
Mr. W. W. Porr ER,
Sir-1 here give you a statement of my
cure. About four years ago I became af
flicted with a complicated case of Scrofula
and White Swelling; during that period I
placed myself under the care of upwards of
eighteen respectable physicians in Boston,
Pittsburg, Albany, and this place, but their
prescriptions were in vain. My arm became
useless, the elbow joint being very much en
larged, and so covered with ulcers, that my
physician, fearing a mortification would take
place, advised me to submit to amputation,
but this very fortunately 1 rejected. On my
back there was an ulcer a large as the palm
of my hand, which became so painful that I
despaired of ever being restored to health,
or even getting relief. Having seen a simi
lar case to my own, which was cured by
your Cathalicon, us the last resort I applied
for it, and the happy result is, from its use
for about three months,' aitn perfectly cured.
JOHN HEALY.
WILMINGTON, (N. C.) May 22d.
It HMI ATISSI
P. S. As it doubtless gives you pleasure
to hear of the many cures which'your medi
cine is daily performing, I will mention two
other cases wherein complete cures resulted
from its use, and which induced me to try
it. The first is a case of an intimate friend
of mine, an old gentleman about sixty years
of age, who had the Rheumatism for a num
ber of years past, part of the time confined
to his bed; he took it merely through expe
riment, and was surprised to find himself
entirely freed from his painful disorder by
using only one bottle.
T MIT R
The other case was a severe Tetter,which
covered both the patient's hands; he was an
elderly man, and had the affliction lOr a long
tune; he was totally deprived of the use of
them, his attendants being obliged to cut his
food and help him to it. Two bottles etrec..
tually cured him. This case, as well as my
own, are extensively known throughout the
country, and will add much to the fame of
your already popular medicine.
Your well wisher,
JERENIIA 11 NICHOLS.
The atiove article is received from the
Warehouse of W. W. Potter and for sale at
the Drug store of
Dr. J. GILBERT.
Gettysburg, Feb. 10, 1635. 6t-43
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