Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-08
THRAsHlNc MACHINES.
SYRUP OF LIvERWoRT AND TAR.

~ I nO4 Va LA LIN p" VA xAAU0 4A4As
y safe aud certaia cure for Consumption of the
Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Coughs. Colds,
Asthma, Pain IN the Side, Bronchitis, Whoop-
ing Cough, and all Pulmonary Affections.
u TO those who have disc aSed Iungs-We
call your candid and sincere attention to the
great merit of the above preparation, and not
put it down with other medicines, without en4ui-
ring whether there is not entire satisfactory
proof Of its value, that too from men Of the high
est standing, and who are living witnesses and
can be seen. 1J'As the Ply stefan and Medical
Faculty, even their Professors have had the bar
of prejudice broken by the astounding cures
made by this great remedy, and come out nj last
and give certificates, that there is 10 mistake
but what it makes cures when every thing else
has failed and that il is the great remedy for
diseased lungs. We will give below n few re-
marks of the properties and extracts from the
certificates which are extracts from the painph-
let which can be seen III full. and the exact
place where they reside, by calling on the agent
where this medicine is for sale. They are from
men of such high standing, that the greatest
skeptic will at once be convinced Of its value.
Both Tar and Liverwort are used by the In
dams, who seldom known 10 die with con-
sumption The celebrated DIR. Crichton OF Pc
tersburgh, DIR. Buchan Of England, says there is
remedy equal to that of Tar in curing the
Consumption. Read few out Of the number Of
this medicine has made in Cincinnati alone.
DIR. VIM. J. Richards Of Cincinnati. says in the
case Of Mr. Charles " ade, on Sixth street mar
ket space, that DR.. Rogers Syrup Of Livcrwort
failed Mr.. ID. Ludlow, Race street. two doors
above Fifth, says not his Doctor, but his consul
ting physician had given up all hopes Of his re-
coyery, yet he was entirely cured by the Use OF
the above medicine. Mrs. Ann Chiids, Sixth
street, two doors west of Smith, says that she
had the Consumption, and was reduced 10 a nero
skeleton, and her cough was SO disirc ssinR,
though under the care of Professor OF Cincin-
natl College, who failed TO give any relief, yet
this Medicine ga We immediate relief and restored
her IN fec health. Mr.. Gabriel Nhiich ad
Catharine street, half square below Linn, certi
fies that he was given up by all his friends and
Physicians, and had raised even quarts Of matter
and blood from his Lungs, and this Medicine
cured him entirely in a very short time. Mr.. IL.
PIummer, (IIatter,i Main street, between Eighth
and Ninth Streets, states that his wife was at
te nded by two of the best Doctors, for Consump-
ton, for two years, and then declined attic nding
any longer, more could be done. She
then used two bottles of this Medicine, which
restored her to health. Mr.. j. Finch says he
had a dreadful Cough and constantly splitting
blood with great pain, though under the OF
a Doctor. yet he continually got worse; but the
above Medicine operated like u charm in curing
him. Judge VIM. Burke, lsie Postmaster OF
Cincinnati for twenty years, say that Mr. Finch .
statements are entitled 10 full confidence, and
that he fully corroberates what he has said, by
his own experience in using it. The wife Of the
Rev. G.. w. Ma'ey of Cincinnati. says that she
had been troubled with Diseased Lungs FOR mnny
years, but found thu happ'est effect by using the
The Rev. T.. w. Sehon, Rev. Geo. Walker, J.
F. Garnss Esq Col John Riddle, Esq, James
Foster. Esq, Griffith Ycatrnan, Esq, f.. IIarri-
son, Bsq., ID. Churchill. Esq, the Township
Clerk Of Cincinnati will testify 10 the inestiuIa-
BILE value Of this Medicine for Diseased Lungs
Mrs. Rowe Of Stanton, Ohio, says that she was
so far gone with Consumption, that her Doc tot
said she could not live but one day longer. snd
that this valuable Syrup cured her entirely. DR.
Wilson of Galiapolis, states that his patient, III,
Wiseuan's "a mi It'll 4 h
Pulmonary Consumption for many years, ant
his remedies failed to cure. yet DR.. Rogers Liv
erwort and Tar had the happiest effect.
frrRecollect and call at the Agents and see tn.
above certificates in full.AO
4 STATEMENT OF DR.. HIRAM cox,
Late Professor in the Cincinnati Eclectic Med
Ical College, and Physician well known, who
has an extensive practice, in relation to the cure
of Miss Belt, after having been given up to die
with the last stage Of Consumption, by numbe
of able Physicians.
MA. L. ScoyIIIE:-Sir However reluctant
have been to permit my name TO appear, attach
ed to a certificate recommending Patent Medi.
eirnes, y ostrums or Cathoicums, l nevertheless
think it my duty, not only to my duty. not on !,
to nv patrons, but to the community, and, al
afflicted with disc asses requiring Cough Medicine
to state, that in three particular Cases Of incip
ent Consumption. viz Miss Belt, step dauRhte
of Mr.. John Carr of this city, Miss Basger
sister-in-law of Mr.. '. WundaY, butcher, ant
: Mr.. r. r. Cox. one of our City Council, tina
Dr. Rogers Compound Syrup of Lverwort .ne
Tar operated more like specific than any RENE
dy Of a similar character in its operation that
have ever used in my practice. One Of the ca
ses above, viz: Miss Belt, appeared to be Isborns
upper the last stage Of scrofuous Consupfion, n
pronounced by several Physicians '" no were ~
attic ance previous to my being called to treat
the case. She is at this present tune IN the en-
, joyment Of apparently good nea'th' ana from
annearance. a. likely 10 Gle with any other dis
ease. as any other young lady in this city. A,
II respects tie he alth of the other cases. all the
threatening premonitory SYMPTOMS seems 10 hav,
subsidized from the use Of q Few bottles Of tb'
. Syrup above;
HIRAM COX, N. d.
Cincinnati Jan. 25ah, lS47.
For sale by A. L. SCOVILL, Corner Of Fiftl
} and Race Streets, Cincinnati.
Also. by ID. P. HOLLOWAY, Richmond.