TO THE AFFLICTED!
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Ii justice to myself, have been induced to
reply to a false nd unjustilable attack made
upon me and others BY VAIN, the vender OF 4
certain panacca in this city. do this also, in or
der to remove from the pablc mind, the false
impressions which may arise out of his pompous
and incorrect s,a+em,nt in the public prints
SIR. Swain wishes to establish the belief that he
is the sele patemce Of the celebrated Panacea


upon which he has built his foriues; and not sat-


siied with asserting this, he goes Oh to condemn
all others as spurious and false limitations. Now
nothing is more entirely destitute Of ofTRuTil,
have been acquainted with the U : ORIGINAL RI
cIpE FROM wMIcn SWAIN MANUtACTuMEs MS NED
IcINE, FOR UPWARDS OF TEN YEARS. lT MAS Oh
TANNED FROM MY FAThEa-!n-Liw, WHO NOW RI-
| SIDES IN THE STATE OF MEN YORK, WHO HAS Us
| ED 1T FOR Thirty YEARS, AM PERFORMED INNU


mEHABLE EXTRAORDINARY cUnEs WITH 1T. Ii


every case where | have administered this medi


cine, its powerful virtues have not been known


to fail: this. of itself, and have certificates tt


substantiate the fact, would give the lie to Nh
I Swaim's bare assertion. Perfectly satisfied as