The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
DIR. ROGERS ICoMPoUND SYRUP OF
LIVERWoRT AND TAR.

Un, nUIEhO IOOlu3 VO1uO S1&so1 Va
LIVERWORT AND TAR.
safe and certain cure for CONSUMPTION OF THE
LUNGS, SPLITTING OF BLOOD, CouGHs. CoLDs ASTHMA
PAIN IN THE SIDE BRoscnrIs, HoorIsG CouGn and all
PULMONARY AFFECTIONS.
TEsT1MONlALS.
Extracts from Certificates which can be seen III Ill" by
calling up the Agents. y
Mr.. a. L. Scovill-FIaving been afflicted with mnSt
distressing Cogh until my Lungs became affected 10 Surh
degree that was continually splitting blood and being
under the Of an able physician Wthoit nn,a,,S
any relief. until procured hottie ot DIX ko'EnS ,
LIVERWoRT and TAR. which restored me to hra1G III
q very short time. ). flN"h.
Cneinnati, Nov. ), Sl4.
From the Hon. Judge William Burke. late Postmaster of
the city of Cincinnati for more than twenty years
The statement of Justice Finch is entitled t" the ulest
confidence of the public lean fully corrooorate wha' lie
has SAID having used the medicine myself witt, thr most
decided benefit WILLIAM BURKE.
r Cincinnati August u. ls45.
Trent the Wife of Rev. George W. Maley.l
have been afflicted with diseased lungs for several
years having tried various prescriptions with little sue
cess At last tried Dr.. RogerSs Liverwort ana lar,
and found great relief would recommend it to all who
suffering with diseased lungs. SARAH hALEl.
Cincinnati August II. lS45. -.
The following certificate from OF thS most dlstln
gused physicians in Cincinnati is entitled t" great
feel constrained from sense Of duty to make the lol-
lowing statement conscious that it may appear unpocs'
with Pulmonary Consumption, for which had neen
treating with less than usual success AT his request, ana
thai of his friends permitted him 10 try DIR Rogers
Iyerwort and Tar; and confess that It's effects
were really surprising. After using second bottle my
visits were discontinued and he soon restored to
health dn conscenousy recommend my brother prar-
t,ioners to prescribe this remedy in all pulmonary COM
plants which Battle the ordinary mode of treatment
WILLIAM J. RICHARDS, VI. u.
Cincinnati, Oct 1st 1874.
Ey,nct from letter dated Jackson Tenn Oct 70, lS4S
Mr.. a. L. Scovill, Cincinnati:
Dear Sr-I want you TO send me one gross oi Dr 40,
gers Liveryort and Tar. am entirely ont oil H. anu
have constant calls for it. The remarkable cures that 1t
has made here has made great demand for It
Yours, DC, r. w. HlTTlNGTON, Druggist
We will now ask the afflicted candidly examine the
cbove facts whether evidence stronger than this
can be given in favor of any other medicine The above
testimonials are from persons good standing who ran
be seen and heard from and from Physicians Professors
enoying the confidence of the people, who alter having
experienced the gos effects Of this medicine have come
forward and conscentosly recommended 1t to oe used
EyBeware of Counterfets and base lmitations-SS1
NR-The genuine articles is signed, Andrew Ro'
gers on the engraved wrapper around each bottle , ,
arPrice-Sl per bottle, or six Bottles for 81. no'o
wholesale and retail by
SCOvIL & MEAD, lib Charles ST.,
between Cont and St Louis sts. New Orleaiis
Sole General Agents for the Southern states.
Sold by ]. R. McKan, Camden; A. Fitch, Columbia !;
Haviand Harra g. Co., and p NJ. Cokea, Charleston j;
Mannse Hail. Winnsboro.
June q %