Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-09-22
A. +. ROGERS, NJ. ID.


urCoXsuMrrioS The following remark $
were taken from the last number Of the Medica
Magazine
"Thc surprising effect productivity Or Taylor =
Balsam OF Llyerwvrt, in consumptive cases, can.
not fail exciting u deep and thrilling interest
throughout the world We have so long believed
this disease Consumption incurabe, that il il
difficult TO credit our senses when we see per-
sons evidently consumptive, restored to health
Y It this IS fact of daily occurrence how then
can we question the virtue of tie above medicIne'
In our next We shall be more explicit; meantime
we hope physicians W i'll make trial of this medi.
cine aud report its effects to US
Note. The original and genuine Tay lor's Bal.
sam of Liverwort is made AID sold at 375 Bow.
cry.
To FEMALES. The number of lemales in deli
cate health in this city is truly surprising -
Weakness, loss OF appetite, liver complaints, and
many otter diseases prey upon them, making
them pale and lean of flesh. All this can be rem.
idled by the use OF strengthening medicine, that
i'll assist nature in all her movements 81 restore
tone 10 t nerves and muscular organs. OF this
kind is DR. Taylors Balsam of Liverwort, which
being mild and purely vegetable, answers females
| admirably. If all vii! use it, we are confident
elastic step, good appetite, and rudGy cheeks
will follow. Once more remember, the original
and genuine is made at 375 Bowery.
u SPLITTING OF BLOOD. This disease con.
sist. of discharge of blood, often fro,by, from
the mouth brought up with hawking and cough.
ing, and is usually accompanied with a difficulty
OF breathing, and some pain in the chest Some
times 1t is preceded by an oppr ssion at the
chest, a dry tickliag cough and slight shooting
pains. This disease is always more or less dan
gerous The great danger is that these symptoms
may terminate IN consumption, and immediate
remedies can alone save this end But DIR Tay-
lors Basam of Lvcrwort is a sure remedy, and
to show its unparalleled success, certificates o.
cures from 42l citizens and many physicians,
will he published in few days.
IL NERVOUS DISEASES IL WEAKNEss-Dr
Taylor's Balsam of Liv-rwort, made at 1916 Bow
cry, is assuredly an excellent Remedy for these
diseases. My wife has been more or less i'll for
ten years. She was extremely nervous, and at
times SO weak that she could not attend TO her
domestic duties. BY the use ofths medicine her
strength is wholly restored. and she is as healthy
as can wish her TO be. My address is at DR.
Taylor's Office.
CURE oE CONSUMPTION Mrs Martin. a wor
thy member of my congregation, was taken i'll
sometime since with cold, pain liz the breast
and some difficulty of breathing, and in few
days thereafter she had violent cough and VIC.
lent pain in the sides, which no medicine would
relieve. She continued in this way for long
time under the medical care of DR. Rea, but final.
ly became consumptive, and was evidently near
the end of her earthly sufferinys, hen her broth.
er persuaded her to try DR. Taylor's Basam of
Liverwor When she commenced this medicine
It did not seem 10 agree with her for few days
but by lessening the dose, she found it answered
it relieved her cough and her difficult
ty of breathing instanter; and we had the pleas
nre OF witnessing her rapid recovery to hralth.
Rev. WILLIAM SMYTIIE.
GPOBSERVE Buy only that which is made
o. the Old Office. 37j Bowery, N. Y, and which
is sold in Rutland by White, Henderson, & Co,
f. Jameson, Caslleton; Strong IL Buck, Pitts
ford; Ira Button, Brandon Al. Cathn, Orwell;
John c. Parke, Whitehall, NY Geo. II, Fish &
Sidney Moody, Mddebury; J. LefIingwell, West
Poultney; Chs. w Potter, Pswet; DR.. Edwsrd
Vail, Middletown; C. r. Walker IL Co. Benson;
and Ira Bridgman, Sudbury. 34if