Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29


The steady and increasing demand, with the universal
success attending its use, has gained for ii repua
ton unsurpassed by any other medicines for the above
it stands urivaedi Emgrants and all who are trav-
cling with those who reside in situations where
Fever and Ague and the various forms of Bilious dis
eases prevail, will find the Tonic Febrifuge effect
ual preventative.
Full and explicit directions accompany each bottle
For sale by w. NJ WooLSEY, agent, Evansville.
$1,000 REWARD!m
OF Is offered to any person who will pro-
duce one fourth the amount 0i real certificates
of positive cures IN cases OF consumption or dis
eased Lungs as DIR. Rogers Liverworth and Tar
has made in this city or any other place where
il has been introduced. Although il has not been
pulled IN the city papers in Editorial Form by
the Proprietor for The Sole purpose OF Gain,
Gas most medicines are without regard TO their
WORTHY yet the demand has deem enormous
La the city of Dayton alone, where this me dicine
has not been advertised to the amount often dol
lars, we received an order from Messrs Ellis,
Calffin, < Co. TO the amount of one thousand
Bottles. And this too, in the summer season,
when there is comparatively little or no demand
for medicine OF this character.
0FThis medicine still performes Cures that
seem almost incredi BILE. but as they are here,
and our own neighbors whose testimony can
be had from their own mouths, it must con-
vince the most sceptical OF the worth Of this med
icine.
Another remarkable cure of Consumption -
Mr.. Gabriel Whitehead, of this city, was redu-
ced so low all his friends, and even his ply si-
clans had given him up TO die!!!.
Mr.. A. l.. ScovILL.-As owe my life 10 the
use Of DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar, feel il
a duty, and shall without tear or delicscy give
my testimony as evidence that others who may
be afflicted with consumption or diseased Lungs
may know that this medicine is no humbug,
but is worth ten thousands physicions, pres.
criptions for the disease for which il is recon-
mended
Last summer was taken with a most Dis
,resSng Cough and about the first of July
my Lungs diseased that bled in a
short time several quarts of blood, which redu-
ced me so low that all my friends, and even
my physician thought l must die with con-
sumption. my brother, however, heard OF some
of the wonderful cures made by this medicine,
and procured bottle, and before | had taken
one hall bottle, II seemed to 60 TO the very
seat Of the disease aud raised a large quantity
OF matter and phlegm, and my cough was stop
ped as by a charm. | have since used some
two or three bottels and now able to at
tend TO my business as well ever.
i feel very thankful TO the inventor OF this
medicine, for if it had not been some all power
ul medicine TO have raised the matter and
Phlegm, and healed my lungs, | should without
doubt have now been in my grave.
Ii any one will call on me on Catharine street,
and refer them TO numerous friends who visited
me during my sickness.
January 10Th, l847. GABRIEL WHITEHEAD.
We will give the names and residence OF a
few well known citizens OF Cincinnati, who have
given certificates ofbeing cured Of Consumption.
attended with a distressing cough, that by
calling upon them you will be convinced OF
the virtue of this medicine, aud fly TO il for
relief.-Mrs. Ann Chds, on Sixth str. two
doors west OF Smith, Mrs. Hiram Plumer, Main
between Eighth and ninth str. Mrs. Demming
Ludlow, Race two doors above Fifth, Mrs.
| BenjIman Smith, Ann str. one square North OF
the Hospital
STATEMENT OF DIR. HIRAM cox,
Late Professor in the Cincinnati Electic Medical
College, and physician well known, who
hasan extensive practice in relation TO the case
of Miss Belt after having been gwen up to die
with the last stage OF consumption, by number
Of able physicians
| Mr.. A. l.. ScovILL -Sir-However reluctant
! have been 10 permit my name 10 appear, at
tached to certificate recommending Paten
| Medicines, Nostrums or Catholcums, never
theless think it my duty. not only TO my pat
rons, but the community, and all afflicted with
/ diseases requiring Cough Medicines TO state
that in three particular cases OF incpient Con
suumption,viz. Miss Bell, MssBarger ,sIsterinlaw
l Mr.. V. Wunder, butcher, and Mr.. X. X. Cox.
| one of our City Council, that DR. Rogers COM
! pound syrup of liverwOrt and Tar operated
more like specific, than auy remedy OF a simI-
lar charactei in its operation that | have ever
used in nv practice. One of the cases above,
viz. Miss Belt, appeared to be laboring under
the last stage Scrofulous Consumption pro-
nounced by several physicians who were in at
tendance previous TO my being called to treat
the case. She isat this present time in the enjoy
ment of as apparently good health, and from
appearance, as likely to die with any other dis-
ease, any other young lady OF this city
AS it respects the health of the other two cases.
all the threatning premonitory symptoms seem
to have subsidized from the use of few bottles
of the Syrup above, Very respectfully, &c.
HIRAM COX, NJ. d.
HAVE YOU COUGH"
Call on the following well known Citizens
and see whether they will not recommend you
10 try this medicine at ONCE. Hon. Judge VIM.
Burke, ]. p. Garniss, Griffin Yeatman, Esq.
James Foster Esq. Col John Riddle, Stephen
Burrows, Esq. Ebenezer Harrison, Esq. Samu-
ell Trevor, OF the firm Woodruff & Trevor, Mr.
John Rice, Rev. George Maley, Rev Mr.. Wal
ker, Mr. Samuel R. Lea, Mr.. John II. Hudson.
at the corner Of Main and Abigail STR. used this
mediciue upon a periodical cough of more
than fifty years standing, with entire sue
| cess,
! For sale by A. L. ScHovILL, corner Of Fifth
| and Race str. Cincinnati, and by