Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-10
DIR. TAYLOR'S 9A ESAM OF ExVERwORT,

z" OVHSHWIUtOU UEA 1LLCeT CO1HpI02nE. YNNHE unequaled success of this medicine has intu
 IL ced some money loving adventures tO issue spu rious mutations of , which they seeking to f,is upon the sick, the ignorant. and the unwary! Let for years has been, only at 375 Bowery, N York.
 Remember further. that have coEnectiOn ,Dhot- erer with any other person who claims a similar name and that aH preparations of Dr. Iaylors Balsam of Lirerwori, which do not come from my office, 375 R0wery limitations; therefore, touch them not !- Our customers will do well to remember that every injure the reputation of this valuable remedy. but whenever the genuine is used, its abundant virtue ovsrwhs!Ia- all opposition.
 Those who desire. will as usual receive medical ad vice gratis. Examinations of the chest and lungs can he made at any time, either as my office, the resi- dence Of the patient. Once more remember, my only cDice is at 375 Bowery. GEORGE TAYLOR. M. D. READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY. remedy for these diseases, am fully satisfied, from long experience. there is medicine equal to Dr. Iayor's B.lsam of Lverwort Being purely vegeta. sons in every condition. It cleanses the lungs by ex- pectoration, relieves difficult breathing, and seems tO hea! the chest. There can be no question but this colds. have used it fos sour years in my practice. l and always with success A.F. RoGlKRs. M. D. I Consumption !-Tte following reFaarks were taken | from the last number nf the Medical Magazine,
 "The surprising effect produced by Dr. Taylors Balsam Of Livefwor, in cOnaumptve cases, cannot fail exciting deep and thrilling interest throughout l the WOTM we nave so long believed this disease
 consnnpon) incurabIe. ,ha, it is difficult to credit our senses when we see persons evidently cOnsump-
 tive. restored to health. Yet this is fact of daily oc- currence how then can we question the virtue of the above medicine In our next, shall be pi. cit; meantime we hope physicians will make trial of this medicine and report its effect to ns"
 Note.-The original and genuine Taylor's Balsam l of LveFwort is made and sold at 375 BoweFy. 1 To FemaLes.-The number of females in delicate health in this city is truly surprising. Weakness, loss of appetite liver complaints, and many other diseases, II All this be remeded by the of this strength ening medicine, that will assist nature in all her movements. restore tone to he nerves and muscular | erwor. which being mild and purely vegetable, an- swers females admirably. 1T all will use il. we are confident an elastic step. good appetite. and ruddy and genuine is made si 375 Bowery-S1a.
 | Splitting 4f Blood-This disease consists Of a dis charge of bood often frothy frOn the mouth. brought up with hawking and coughing. and is usually accom- panied with difficulty ot breathing, and some pain in the chest. Sometimes t is preceded by an oppression at the chest. dry tickling cough and slight shooting pains. The disease is always more or less dangerous -he great danger is that these symptoms may termi- | nate in consumption. and immediate remedies can alone save this end. But Dr. Tayiors Basam of Liv- erwort is sure remedy, and show its unparalleled success.
 | Neruous Diseases and Wsokness-Dr. Taylor's Bal sam of LverwOrt. made at 375 BOwery, is assnredly excellent remedy for these diseases. My wife has been Ill more less for years. She extreme | ly nervous and at times weak that she could not attend her domestic duties by the use of this med icine her strength is wholly restored. and she is healthy as csn wish her to be. My address is a. Dr. TaylOr's office.
 Cure ef fConsumption-M Martina worthy mem. ber of ont congregation. was taken III some time since with cold pain in the breast and some diff culty of breathing, and in few days thereafter she had violent cough and violen, pain in the sides. which no medicine would relieve-she continued in this way iot long time under the medical care of Dr. Rea. but finally became consumpiive, and was evidently near the end of her earthly snferngs when her brother persuaded her to try Dr. Tayors Basam 1 of Liverwort. When she commenced this medicine 1t did not seem to agree with her for few days, hui bv eesening the dose, she found it answered admra ply; it relieved her cough and her difficulty of breath ing instanter and we had the pleasure of witnessing her rapid recovery to health.
 l Rev WILLIAM SMYTHH.
 The genuine for sale by R. M: WOODRUFF, 3mI South street, Litchfeld, Con