Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-02
DIR. TAYEOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,
roR C0NSuMpIION AND LIVER COMPLAINT,

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Pains in The Side or Breast, Shifting Of Blood,
Cataryhs, Palpitation Of ne Heart, Oppression
and Soreness Of The Chest. PleUisy, Uhooping
Cough. Hectic Ferer Night S,cedts, Difficult or
Profnss Erpecforaton and all other affections Of
The Chest, Lungs and Liver.
II IVERWORT, even in The common way Of
n preparation, is universally known as the best
,rticle for diseases of the Lungs, ever discovered
and il is obvious that a ighy concentrated prepa-
ration securing the whole virtue of this inestima-
HE herb must be invaluable. Moreover, this me-
dicne contains the medical properties OF the Bu-
eleweed Lungwort, Fever Root, and many other
9oots and herbs II is also warranted not to con-
tain any mercury u>tHeral, mineral preparation
and 81 900 reward will be given any person who
will prove this medicine to contain any minerals, of
,yV kind. Such has been the success of this Bal
.am. that it is warranted incapable of producing
in ann instance, Injurious effects Within the last
few years. the calls for this sovereign remedy have
been immense, beyond precedent; and its reputa
ton sustained from Maine to Mobile; thus proving
the confidence bestowed upon a simple medical
preparations purify vegetable, and the truly aston
ishing effect attending its Physicians, too
from a conviction of its mildness, safety, ard sue
cess, employ it their practice, recommend it TO
their patients, and esteem this medicine safe and
invaluable; particularly as it does not interfere
with any other Medicine patients may be taking at
the same time nor restrict them to any-necuiaIty
of Diet confinement &c; thus enabling ,y,irsons TO
receive the uabeneft of this medicine and follow
at the same tine, if they wish the advice of their
physician.
To persons OF disordered, nervous system, or
those who are unable to rest well at night, this
dicine is most emphatically recommended. The
inestimable value of this celebrated medicine has
been rightly tested, aud found not wanting. The
Proprietor is daily receiving the most hattetng ac
counts of lis success; aud it is truly gratifying to
saw this is enphatcally the medicine of the PEG
PIE! Its used by the Medical Faculty, support
ed by the Clergy; advocated by the whole N. n. TX
Press and Is in the house of most of our citizens.
It NAV be taken without the eastgear of danger
by children and persons debtated by disease In
foe. the cues the Balsam of Liverwort ha. READY
effected ued is hourly performing; the con equent
popularity it has obtained ameng those persons
who, by experience, are best qualified to Judge of
its efficacy; the exalted opinion entertained of its
virtues by physicians; the consequent recommend
alton it receives from the Medical Faculty-speak
oogently and unequivocaIly of the merits and sue
cess OF this medicine. Inventedby an old and very
learned physician distinguished alike for his talent
research aud expeiience the confidence reposed
bv him in its irresistible merits, and its beneficial
effect upon him while severely and lamentably dis
eased with the most distressing symptoms OF Con-
SUMPTION its being now subject to the advice and
conro of three physicians, together with many tes
tisouals and corroborating certificates which have
been voluntarily given us by persons who have
ceiyed its potent and salutary effect, must go far,
very far to recommend this as Vegetable Med-
cine of uneaualled and undenable virtue for Con-
sumption, and oil the diseases which prey upon the
Chest, Lungs, and Liver.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
Frauds upon this medicine are issued in every
direction. Remember to ask for Dr. TAYLoR's
BALsAM OF LIvERwoRr," and do not take any
thing else. There is no other medicine connected
With this, or, in any way, possessing the same vir
tues. See that the signature of Geo. Taylor, M.
D., is on every bottle, in my hand writing. To
Counterfeit this will be forgery.
The follo,ring are selected from numerous Certif-
Gates Of a similar character
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CoMPLAINT.-Suf-
ferne as have for three years with these diseases,
feel from my heart for all persons equally nntortu-
nate and therefore, beg of them, if they love life
and health; if they love their families and friends;
not to lay and die under the hands of mercury doc
tors or their useless trash, but try DIR. Tayois Bal
sam of Lverwort. This medicine cured me when
was so i'll | could not turn in bed without
sistance, and the mineral doctors said could not
live week; vet this vegetable medicine cured me
in six weeks.-I had hacking cough, pain in the
side raising of matter night sweats, aud was vast
ed to the bone; also, inward fever.
B. MILLS,
Milkman, Newtown, l.. |.
WONDERFUL CURE OF Although
DR.. 1aylor's Balsam Of Liverwort has found hun
dreds OF advocates, and has produced large
number of testimonials in its favor, | cannot with
hold my small need of praise. Being predsposed
to consumption, both from peculiar formation and
hereditary transmission, l tried every means to
check this disease, and strengthen naturally weak
constitution. | spent two years at Pisa, one IN
Rome, two in Florence, and another in the south Of
France seeking, meantime, the advice Of the best
physicians. Two years since, | returned to this
country, in about the same situation as when left
il. | had seen, in the reading rooms in Europe,
much said in favor of DIR. Tayor's Balsafn of Liv-
erwort and, soon as arrived in this CITY, used
it, and in three months | was well concluded
could safely pass the winter here, and did so.
have used an occasional bottle now and then during
the time, but am now in as good health as is posi-
BILE. My cough has wholly ceased, and my lungs
have eyerv feeling of health. JAS. HILL,
Western Hotel, Courtlandt ST., N. Y.
CoUeH, PAIN IN THE SIDE AND CHEST, CURED
Having for long time been distressed with Sc
vere pain in the side and chest, accompanied with
dry cough, was induced, upon the urgent soci-
tations Of friend, to try DR.. Taylor's Balsam of
Liverwort, and must say this medicine has an
swered its purpose admirably. My distress was
produced by a severe hurt, and was great that ii
was with difficulty could swallow my food. In
deed, l am satisfied this disease must have terml-
mated in Consumption, some fatal disease, had
itnot been cured by this judcious medicine. To oil
who seek to prolong their lives, would advise the
use of DR.. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort
JAMES COWAN, 426 Bowery
ASTHMA CuRED!-I have suffered from the Asth-
ma very long time, and have used every medicine
could obtain for its cure, in vain, until tried Or
Iaylor's Basam Of Liverwott. This medicine has
afforded me most manifest benefit, and is, in my
opinion, a cure for this distressing disease; more
especially as | know of many cases among my
friends, where it has been highly successful. Per
sons interested, are invited to call at my residence
Tor further information. Mrs S. RUrON,
2ls Laurens St.
The above medicine ia for sale by the Proprietor