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In justice to myself, have been indnced TO
reply to a false md umiustfablc attack made
upon me and othersby >wailn, the vender oi 4
certain panacea in this city. do thisalso, in or
der TO remove from the public mind, the false
impressions which may arise out Of his putnpous
and incorrect statement in tho public prints
Mr.. SWAIN wishes to establish the bclict, that he
is the soie patentce OF tie celebrated Panacea,
upon which he has bulil his fortues; and not sat


shcd with asserting thif, he goes on to condemn
all others As spurious and false mutations. Now
nothing is more entirely destitute utTRuIIi.
have been acquainted With the II oR,dISAL nI
cIrE fnoM wuIch SWAIN MAErFAcTCnEs ms MIN
IcISE, FOR UPwAnDs CT TEN YEARS. lr WAS On


tanned FROM MY FArHGn-IS-Ltw, VINO sow M
SIDES IN the STATE NLw NoRK, wro HAS Is
| Ell TT FOR Thirty YEARS, AND PERFORMED lSNt
/ MEFABLE EXTRAORDINARY CrREs WITH IT. II
ere,y case where have administered this medi


cine, its powerful virtues have not been known


TO fall this, of itself, and have certificates &


s,tbstantinte the fact, would give the lie 10 Mr.


Swaim's bare assertion. Perfectly satisfied as


am, with the increasing orders for it, which ar
sreaching me from various parts Of the Union,