Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-31
VOL. XIII. NO. 80
Consumption and Liver Conn.,.
DR.. TAYLoR,s

IL er WOrt
II AS been used successfully for e;eb,
IL the cure of these diseases E." yeas,
the original and genuine is made o roI,Ie1
Bowery, N. Y, all others are spurious s5j a u
thorized! 'U u
Consumption and Liuer Coma7o;n,,
general remedy for these diseases. i ana g.
ts6ed, from long experience, there is nn ,u4
equal 10 DR.. Taylor's Bdlsam of Liver I "s
ing purely vegetable, it can be used WIKI g
most safety by all persons in every coaJn
cleanses the lungs by expeetoratioa, re.s|'
ficult breathing, and seems TO heal the W,
There can be no question, but tbs med;c;'S.r
certain cure for chronic coughs and colds >'II'
used it for four years III my practice. and q
with success, A. +. ROGERS
@CONSUMPTION!--The foIIoaSG'O .
marks were taken from the last NUNS
Medical Magazine
"The surprising effect produced BY Dr. r.,
Balsam of LiverWort, in consumptye so!Hl
not fail exciting a deep and thrilIjne j q. e
throughout the world. We have 50 Icno b ,D'ss
this disease Consumption inculabe, I6,,
difficult to credit our senses when we 500 ' @'
evidently consumptive. restored % LeaI,bL 'S1
| this is fact of daily occurrence: how rb.-
we question the virtue of the above Nd.
In our next, we shall be more exr.icit: ns,,,
we hope physicians Will make trial Of III s~.
cine and report its effect to u.s.
NOTE-1he original and genuine Tayo,,
sam of Liverwort is made and sold al 375 R..
| TO PREMIERSHIP number Of kr,~
| delicate health in this city is truly >urus,,
Weakness, loss of appetite, liver G. m lam, =,
many other diseases prey upon t!c,E. mk sS.
pale and lean of flesh. All this can be re,- s
by the use of Strengthening n.edicie.is,#
assist nature in all her movements, re<tr In.
the nerves and muscular organs. Of ths:p.
DIR. TayIor's BAlsam of Liverwort, uh.c} b.
mild and purely vegetable, answes fer,l,,
mirsbty. If all viii use it, we ate conii!sa,
elastic step, good appetite, aud luddy chcrgspg
| follow. Once more remember, the orisms
genuine is made at 375 Bowery
SPLITTING OFBLOOD.-Thsl .se3a.
sIsts OF discharge of biooI, often frutty. +,
the mouth, brought up with hawking & coussr#
and is usually accompanied with dfRcaH
breathing, and some pain in the cjest IN.
times it is preceded by an Cypress on at the Il 4.
dry tickling cough aud Slight shooting pans,
| This disease IS always more or less dangrsI
The great danger is that these symptom, mas
inmate in consumption, and immediate n{! !
can alone save this end. But Dr. Ta,b:sRt
sam of Liverwort is sure remedy, and 10 d
| Its unpara leted success, certfieS of CUES Il.
Al citizens, and many physicians, viii be pa
ished in a few days.
NERVOUS DISEASES e. WE.4KNE2'
DR.. Taykor's Baksam of Liyerwort made a.
Bowery, is assuredly an excellent T, mtth .
these diseases. My wife has been mole a
Ill for ten years, She was extremely utTs
and at times so weak that she could not allen
her domestic duties BY the use of this /,
cine, her strength is wholly restored, and $
as healthy as / can wish her to be. My a5s
is at DIR. Tayior's office.
CURE OF COW.SCyHPTTON-Mrs.
in, worthy member of my congregation
taken ill some time since with cold, 40 in
breast and some difficulty of bTeathlu- and
| few days thereafter she had a violent ccu b.
violent pain in the sides, which no me-
| would relieve. She continued in this way (
ong time under the medical ,are Of Dr.. ke9
tlnaliy became consumptlVe, and was ey.Jr:
near the end of her earthly suf, rings v'+ r
| brother persuaded her to try DR.. ya,tor'- B =,
of Lively wort. When she commenced llis
cine il did not seem to agree with her for .
days, but 10y Iessening the dose, she f.u.dn,
swered admirably: it relieved her cough al
} difficulty of breathing instanter: ami we h.t
pleasure Of. witnessing herrapid recovery To he
Rev. WILLIAM >MITHE
OBSERVE! Buy only that which S nsa
the Old Office, 375 Bowery, N. Y, and wht
sold by Ira Button, BraEdon,-White. HeIt
son & Co., Rutland, Strong & Buck, Piltsol
A. l.. Catlin, Orwell,-E. Jamieson, Castie0,
/ John G. Parker, Whitehall, N. Y.