Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
PATENT MEDICINES.

O W SARSAPARILLA, or orANTTSCORBUTTC SYRUP for he cure of Scrofula, Chronic ltheuma- tism. Chronic Swellings of the Joins, Eruptions of he Skin and all Diseases arising from the abuse of Mercury, etc.
 PHILADELPHIA, April 10th, 1S44
 MT. John A. Cunlreli; Dear Sir, having beeu af. Aicied for upwards oftwo yeors with ulceraIion of the throat, destroying inc whole of the soft palate, then through the upper part of my mouth into my nose, from which several pieces of bone came ont, which partially destroyed my speech through kind Providence, and your lnedicalcJ Syrup of Sarsapa- rilla ani now restored to perfect health, and my sight which was so nnch impaired, IS as strong as when bny. thought il duty,I owed 10 you and those siDiimilarly affected to make it public.
 7tr Yours, respectfully,
 SAMUEL KIRK, Tenth and Coates street.
 October 24ih, IS44
 Mr.J. A. Cantrell: Dear Sir. had il very severe attack ol the Yellow Fever in the year 1889, in Mo- bile, Alabama, and also of the Congeslive Fever in lSi1, in consequence of which my system trey impregnated with mercury; large quantities of which were given to for the cure of those almost invariably fatal diseases; tried many things t0 novate my system andpurify my blood, among which was Sarsaparilla of considerable celebrity in the south, bot without effect. l have used several bot ties of your compound Syrup of Sarsaparila and it has driven all humors from the surface of my body, purified my blood and 80 invlgoraed my system that l feel as hearty as ever did and am satisfied that ahe deleerious effects the calonel are removed.
 Yours, respectfully,
 J. c. TURNER, Dentist,
 Tenth street. below Chestnut st. Philad.
 I, Gabri Johnston, No. 6 Reckless street, do cer- tify that my wife, Jane, afflicted for two years with rheumatism, and al last entirely disabled, {, so that she obliged to be confined to bed hear ing of CantrelI's Medicated Syrup of Sarsaparila a anti-Scorbutic Syrup, l procured four bottles, which completely removed all her paIns and stiffness from her limbs two more bottles made a perfect hn ia nt1hIa in in ltQrh hnn aholH duties as usual. GABRIL JOHNSTON.
 Philadelphia, January 22, ls44.
 October 20, lS+4.
 Mir. John A. Cantrell: Respected Sir, was sf- ficted with rheumatism for considerable length of time and so completely prostrated, that I was ble 10 leave my bed ia consequence of the severe pains suffered. tried all the medicines 1 could procure, that made for the of rheumatism, without being at all reeived; alse procured medl- cal advice and not benefited. became dis couraged that gave up all hopes of getting well.- One of my friends told me if l would try your com pound medcated Syrup of Sarsaparllla, he knew it would help me, as last resource, did so and il has made perfect cure of me; my health is now as good as it ever was.
 ALEXANDER KENNEDY, At Mr. Savery's Hollow ware F0un1fy, Philad.
 Mr. John A. Cantrel: Sir, l have been afflicted with rheumaisn, for several years and having tried many medicines without cure, must say that your medical Syrup of Sarsaparilla has so far relieved me of all symptoms, that l Gan with confidence recon mend il to the public, WM. c. COFFIN, No 1S Lapidary in rear U. s. Bank. Philadelphia, October 22 1914.
 Price 50c. per bottle For sale by
 $. w. ROBERTS, sign ot the Green Mortar VH1AYLOR'S BAI.SAM OF LvERWoRT, sold .A wholesale and retail by l. c. DUBOSE & CO.,, | Agents No. 30 Water street.--Further testimony l just received from Dr. Rowland, in favor of Dr. Tayor's Baisom of LivertYort, S75 Bswery, a for Consumption. Liver Complaint, Paipitation of the Heart, Bronchitis, and Asthma.
 WEST PoINT, March 9th, 1S44. | Dear ST:-It s with the greatest possible degree of heartfelt gratitude, and pleasing emotions of the soul, that attempt 10 east in i"y mite, in favor of | Dr. Tavlor's Balsam of Lverworl. Approaching as
 do the virtues of that excellent medicine, and sym paihhising wiih and feeling at the very soul, for l those who may be afflicted as l was, cannot-and | do justice to my own feengs-wihhold my influence from urging suffering humanity to make at least a trial of Dr. Tayors Balsam of Liyerwort. IL is im- possible for 10 describe to yon what have suffer- | ed for the past l5 years When about IS years of age, was seIzed with paralysis of the left leg, which confined me to my bed for number of months but by the unlirng perseverance o my physicians, | was partially restored to health.
 My liver and digestive apparatus, and nervous sys' in toto, suffered from he attack most severely, and have ever been subject 10 the most violent at- Jacks of inflammation of the liver, suffering in the most excruiiating manner taking cold-was never free from pain in my right side, accompanied by all that host of nervous affections which render lie a burden To all who objects of its prey. In hs way I suffered until the autumn of 1842, when l was seized with the bilious remitng fever. My life despared of for some weeks, but by the uny ieldng perseverance of my physicians, was again partially restored to health. But my lungs, during my illness, did escape with impunity, was threatened with thickening of the mucus membrane of the bronchial tubes, my cough was extremely severe. great tight nf and palpaton and soreness in the inlercoslal muscles, and constipation, sometimes, how ever, diarrhHa. The matter expecorated assumed the aspect of gem uine pss-was occasionally streaked with blood; {; | with nothing but impending death l of course ex- pected very soon to stand at the Bar of God In this condition was, when advised by friend to try Dr. 1 Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort, (rom 375 Bowery, N. Y.) did SO, and before bottle was gene l was entirely restored; but being too ambitious, posed myself, and vas again taken alarmagly il lost all my recollection far that could not member my transactions from day o day, and ly the names of my children. All the symptoms of consumption returned with almost redoubled fury; then went to Saratoga Springs, where spent the summer, but without the least advantage-w re- | turned was troubled with palpation, that II many times threatened immediate suffocaiien. l agan had reconrse to Dr. Taylnr's Balsam of Liver wort, (irom s75 Bowery,) and by its continued use, | l am almost entirely restored to health. have occasionally made of it n my practice and that with marked advantage. declare myself to be an enemy to all quacks and all mdeicipes; but so fully conyinced am of the virtues of your medicine it Is my candid belief that if the Faculty would make use of it la connection with the remedies already in their hands, less by far would be the victims of that dreadful disease denomnated Consumption. If, sir what have written will be of any advantage to you or to suffering humanity, you at perfect liberty | to use it. Yours with much esteem,
 [Signedl A. B. ROWLAND, M. D. | Beware of counterleiis! Buy nothing instead.- We will engage the Basam to cure where there is | the least hope! Buy only at No. 375 Bowery, or 0 | Dr. J. G. LEEDS, l77 Water street. jana