TO THE AFFLICTED!
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In Justice to myself, have been induced to
reply to a false and unjustifable attack made
upon me and others by swain, the vender OF a
certain Panacea in this city. do this also, IN or
der to remove from the public mind, the false
impressions which may arise out OF his pompous
and incorrect statement in the public prints
Mr.. Swain wishes to establish the belief, that ne
is the sole patentee of the celebrated Panacea,
upon which he has built his fortues; and not sat
,sGed with asserting this, he goes OH to condemn
all others as spurious and false limitations. Now
nothing is more entirely destitute of TRUTH.
have been acquainted with the OF ORIGINAL RE-
cIpE FROM WHICH SWAIN MAEufAcTUnEs HIS Med
IcINE, ron UPWARDS OF TEN YEARS. 1T WAS Oh
TANNED FROM MY FArHER-IN-LAw, WHO NOW RE-
SIDES IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK, WHO HAS US
ED 1T ron THIRTY YEARS, AND PERFORMED INNu-
MERABLE EXTRAORDINARY CURES WITH ir IN
epcry case where have administered this med-
cine, its powerful virtues have not been known
to fail: this, of itself, and have certificates to
.ubstantiate the fact, would give the lie TO Mr,
3waim's bare assertion. Perfectly satisfied as |
am, with the increasing orders for it, which are
reaching me from various parts OF the Union,
should not have thought it necessary to make
this plain statement of the relative merits OF the
case, had not Mr.. Swain, on one occasion, when
q Lady personally waited on him, to purchase
his PanaceQ, and complained of his extortonate
price, remarking to hn that she couid pufchtse
mine for half the money, advised her not TO take
any Of it for fear it might produce fatal conse
quences, and went on to say that it was not gen
sine. Thousands of persons who are now en-
ioying the blessings of health, established by it
nse will bear me out of this assertion, THAT
"PARKER's REN0yArING VEGETABLE PASAcEA
IS, IN EVERY RESPECT, Equal TO SwAlMs, AN
CAN BE TAKEN IN ALL CASES WHERE HIS mas PhoV
ED EFFIcAclous WITH SECURITY AND FREEDOM
AND I DO SAY, WITHOUT FEAR OF CONTRADICTION
AND CAN EsTA BLIsH THE FACT BEYOND THE Posi-


BIL1Ty OF DouBr-TnAT Ny MEDICINE and IN
ARE ONE Ann THE SAME THING, WITH THE ExcEP
TIoN OF ANY MERcURIAL PRgpARArIoN.


JOHN A. PARKER.