Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
DR.. TAYLOR'S.
RALSAM OF LIVER WORTnt

bTedHIHg ans IN INC Otdc UT DFeuSt,
Splitting Of Blood, Cdtarrhs, PdZpita-
tons of The Heart, Oppression and
Soreness of the Chest, Whooping,
Cough, Pleurisy, Hectic Fever, Night
Srceats, Difficulty or Profmse erpecto
ration, and all other affections Of the
Chest, Lungs and Liver.
"EllS article IS prepared according
to recipe procured Fl ON a very
old and eminent physician, the late DR..
HoIyoke, who preserved his own life by
its efficacy, although of consumptive
constitution, to the astonishing age Of
one hundred and two years; until the age
of eighty seven, he was engaged in We
ry extensive practive, requiring much ex.
ertltn and exposure. Hundreds are now
living in good health, that consumption
seemed to have marked for an early grave
who owe their preservation to the use Of
this invaluable medicine.
The virtues of the herb "LIvERwoRT,"
are in this vegetable preparation so pow-
erfully and effectually concentrated, as TO
render 1t most superior and harmless
medicine for all disorders of the Liver
and Lungs, and it is now considered by
all persons familiar with its effect, superb
or in merit to any other medical prepare
ton for those prevalent Complaints. 1t
has proved so astonishingly beneficial for
Consumption, Coughs, Gods, Splitting of
Blood, &C., that many of our physicians
daily employ it in their practice, and es'
TEEN it superior and valuable medicine.
All persons afflicted with Consumption
or any other disease Of the Lungs, are
recommended to make immediate use
Of this Balsam, as it has not only proved
efectual in removing such symptoms as
threaten Consumption but has performed
effectual cures of even this formidable dis.
ease, where all hopes of recovery were re.
linquished by the most learned and expe'
rienced medica! men.
This medicine facilitates expectation,
reduces fever, restores strength, and may
be considered very superior prepare
ton for the cure and prevention of all
diseases have resisted the usual remedies.
In the practice of this old and very res
pectable physician, this Ba!sam of Liver
wort has acquired an eviable reputation
for rs virtues, as superior to that of the
abundant nostrums Of the day, as was
the character and probny of It's inventor
and original proprietor, TO that of quacks
and ampirie".
The result of long observation and
close study respecting diseases of the
Chest, this medicine, warranted purely
vegetable, has the additional recommen.
dation ofhaving been used for seven years
by the public, and also by physicians OF
eminent talent, without a single instance
of failure in effecting an immediate bene-
fetal result.
Liverwort, even in the common way OF
preparation, is universally known as the
best article for diseases of tho Lungs, ever
discovered; and it is obvious that highly
concentrated preparation, securing the
whole virtue of this inestimable herb, must
be invaluable. Moreover, this medicine
contains tie medical properties of the
| Bugleweed, Lungwort, Fever Root, and
many other roots and herbs. It is also
warranted net to contain any mercury,
mineral, or mineral preparation; and 81,
600 reward will be given any reason who,
will prove this medicine TO contain any
minerals, of any kind. Such has been the
success of this Balsam, that 1t is warrant
ed incapable of producing in any instance
injurious effects Within the last few
years the calls for this sovereign remedy
have been immense, beyond precedent;
and its reputation sustained from Maine
to Mobile; thus proving the confidence be.
slowed upon a simple medical prepare
tion.- purely vegetable, and unusal aston
ishing effect attending its use. PhysI-
clans, too, from conviction of its mild
ness, safety and success, employ it in
their practice, recommended it to- their
patients, and esteem this medicine safe
and invaluable: particularly as it does not
interfere with any other medicine pc.
tents may be taking at the same tinae, nor
restrict them To- any peculiarly of diet,
confinement, &C., thus enabling persons
to receive the full benefit of this medicine
and follow atthe same time they wish the
advice of their physician.
To persons of disordered nervous sys-
tenn, or those who are unable 10 rest well
at night, this medicine is most emphati.
caily recommended. The inestmable
value of this celebrated medicinej has
been rightly tested ard found not want
ing. The proprietor is daily receiv,
lug the most flattering accounts of its
success; and it is truly gratifying TO say
this is emphatically the medicine of the
PEOPLE! 1t is used by tie Medical
Faculty, supported by the Clergy? advo-
cate by the whole New York Press, land is
in the house of most of our citizens.
1t may be taken without the least fear
of danger by children, and persons de-
biltated by disease. In fine, the cure
the Balsam of Liverwort has already ef-
ffecte, and itsIhourly performing; the con-
sequent popularity it Ihas obtained among
those persons, who by experience are best
qualified to Judge of its efficacy; the exalt-
ed opinion entertained of its virtues by
physicians; the consequent recommends.
ton it receives from the Medical Faculty.
speak cogently and unequivocally of the
merits and success of this medicine. In
vented by an old and very learned physi,
clan, distinguished alike for his talent,
research and experience; tie confidence
repot ed by him in its irresistible merits,
and its beneficial effect upon him while
severely and lamentable Diseased with the