The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-13
Consumption and Liver
Complaint.

nR. TAyLoR's BAI.SAM Of LIVER
~ WORT, from 375. Bowery. New
York. For The cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Group. Caiarrh. pains in The Side
and Breast, Liver complaints, and all those
affections OF The Throat and Lungs. which
orc source Of 50 much suffering, and so
often terminate in Consumption, this re-
medy i highly and justly distinguished.
Ii is purely vegetable; mild and gentle IN
lis effects upon The system, and being en-
iirely free from all mineral products, can
be taken in The most delicate cases with
safety, as well as utility. So extensively
has il been used, and so often proved sue
cessfnl even in extreme and apparently
almost hopeless eases. that The proprietor
feels no hesi,ancy in recommending il to
all who unfortunately may have occasion
10 resort 10 some means ofrccoyery. Ply
sicians, aware Of The healing properties of
this vegetable preparation, and familiar
will lis effects, not nnfrequenily prescribe
/ il in their practice, either as palliative or
a remedy; and with the Medical Faculty
generally il has met with more than ordl-
nary appioba,ions
i no CONSUMPTION. The following
remarks were taken from The last numbe
OF The Medical Magazine:
.The surprising eject produced by the &c.
nniuc DR. Tayinr's Balsam - Liyerwort, made
oil SIS Baweiy in coasnmptlse cases, cannot fail
exciting deep and thrilling interest through
L. hnf. al 40
disease lconsumptioa) incurable, that IL IL diff
fcnlt 10 credit our senses when We see persons
evidently consumptive, restored 10 health. Yet
) i, il a fact &c daily occurrence"
The following certificate was given by
, Capt. Scott. Of Elizabeth City, N. G. a
, few days since:
!, "Balna const,tu,ionaily predisposcd to ron.
!. sumption Ia number Of my family having died
OF this disease,) and having suffered severely
: from irritation Of The lungs. accompanied Win
| coueI, aud raising matter aud blsod, together
q with some pain int the side and breast, fil was
suppo ed 10 be past recovery. ] was induced
: by advice al Dr. Perkins, as last resort, 70 try
: Taylor,s l3alsam Of Liverwort Ihave taken five
bottles III al Ibcgan TO improve with The dfsl
!, bottle, and fter taking the third was so Tar i'm.
!, proved as 10 be able TO get about since which
time. bv continued use Of IL, am quite restor'
n ed 4 nd able,o attend TO my usual business. Te
d lsons stirring from coughs and Affections o.
q The lungs, cheeriully rccommend H."
CuSsuMprIoN CuREp! Being Of Q sindion.
= habit, becamea afflicted some years since, will
= bronchitis, tickling ifthe throat, slight cough
! and other cunsump;ive symptoms. Every new
/, cold increased my disease, until, settled int
J. regular confirmed consumpiionsi now com
N menced the use ii DR.. Taylors Balsam Of Liver
" wort, made al SIS Bowery, and tins modem,
l. gave me relief in snort lime. II has since ei
e, fecled radical cure. REV G. W. CANDA.
off Violeat Fain in tho Side. have been cure,
he Of vioien, pain in tue side, extending ,hrong
,s 10 The sho ,der, indiges ion dizziness, loss 2
" appetite, and genarai debility, by the use o
two bottles Of DR.. Taylor's Balsam oil Liver
a. wort, from 375 Bnwery.
a J.F. Ii. ALLEN. No TaMeschant's Row
l. sF For sals in Hillsboroughby D Hearti
in Oxford by George r. Taylor; in GreensbO
rough by ]. & Il. Sloan only agents.