Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-14

HOW AWFuLLN CubPABLE--io neg.
leci uslnr !fr rrnuine pk TAyLOR'S BAL.
SAM ofI,Iy ERWORT. as Bowerv. n. Y.
mus. those I've who have Pulmonary Con.
sumption, ~ any affection ftha Lungs, Law
er OF Chest. after reading the following let
ter jusi received fiom a most respectable in
hsbiisni OF wcs,ehes,er county n. Y.
Tarviown. Aug o. isit.
Dear Dect6r--li - diff, ultto find words
70 express ihe gratitude Which feel tow
ards you for the Interest yon hav. taken
TO relieve me in NV distress. In the year
iste I couuar,ed heavy cold which FINAL
" seilled on the lungs; in few months az
ter. commenced coughing and raising Of.
fensive matter, which smeli very bad. Hav-
ing heard tina, Shermans bozenees were
good for a cough, tired few boxes Of them
but they had 20, the least effect on me.
then eslled in The best physicians of the place
who attended me a few months. but without
much success then saw an advertisement,
in one of the city papers Of Wistar's Dalsam
Of Wild Cherry, ofwhich l purchased three
bottles a, the corner Of Fulton ahd Nassau
streets, but ] could not perceive the leas,
| beneficial effect from ii, on the contrary |
| think II was great injury TO me. Shortly
niier using il commenced raising blood In
lirage quantities, was taken down sick and
| confined 10 the house for three months, du-
ring which time lost my appetite and fell
| away very fast; ! then was induced 10 con-
suit DIR. Curtis, of New York; one OF the best
physicians in the city, but he could do me no
good. ] again became worse, and was con-
fined IN the house all winter and spring and
gave Up all hope Of ever getting any better,
as again raised blood, and my cough was
very severe.ioge,her with pain in my bresst
and under the shoulder blade. NV friends
now gave up all hope OF my recovering, and
though, every day was the last, About this
lime heard of your BALSAM OF LIVER.
WORT being good for Consumption, bot
was like many others, and was fearful that 1t
nigh, be a regular humbug, however, final.
~ consented TO try it, as thought il could
make me no worse. My brother then pnr
chased bottle Of it at 375, Bowery, N. y,
and commenced taking it, and by the time
] had used one bottle full, could sleep all
night, and in the morning had an appetite for
my breakfast. still KEEP, on taking II, and
and great benefit from it-Me pam IN my
breast IS entirely gone, and raise no more
blood Within the last hD0 months hare gam
! ed sir pounds in ,ceighf,d and much in strength.
! would therefore advise all who have any
affections Of the Lungs or Liver to fry the
genuine DR. Taylor's Balsam Of Liver
wort. for truly believe it to be The best
remedy in existence for diseases of the
, Lungs or Liver. Should any one doubt
tn. above statement relative TO your valuable
medicine. let them call on me, an ] will con-
vince them OF its virtue. Yours. &c.
G.. DE REVERE.
Beware Of countefeis, the only genuine
has an engraved label over the outside wrap
per ofeach bottle with the signature Of DR.
GURDON J. LEEDS attached. and is for
sale at the original office, 375, Bowery; and
by G. J. Leeds, wholesale druggist, III Wa.
ter ST., between Maiden Lane and Burning
Slip. Price reduced to $3.50 and 81, per
bottle.
AoESr.-WILLIAM E. C. STODDARD,
Rutland, VI. 42:45