Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

FOR THE CURE OF AGUE AND FEVER
OR CHILLS AND FEVER!
TNHIS remedy has now been extensively
i used throsg ghout the West and South
west for the last seven years, and within that
period has permanently cured over 100000
cases, in all its varied forms, many Of which
had been from one to three years standing,
and had resisted all the usual remedies known
in this country, aud in no case did this medi
cine fail where the directions were followed
properly. Such is its invarabe success that
a large number Of respectable practitioners of
medicine, in various parts of the county, use
and prescribe it in preference TO Quinine and
all other remedies.
The public are assured that it is not only
certain I'D its effects as Tonic. but being
composed entirely of vegetable medicines, s
perfectly innocent in any cases or circum>
stances. and may be given to females, in>
fants, and all persons of debiItated and deli-
cate constitutions, without the least fear
whatever Of any unpleasant effect.
This medicine is composed of articles of
the primest and purest quality. and is always
made by the proprietor IN person, after the
established forms Of pharmacy, (which cannot
be said of the many Tonics now flooding the
Western and Southwestern country,) and in
this respect alone is rendered greatly superi-
or to the remedies usually prepared and sold
in the country.
By Its aperient and powerful diaphoretic
properties, added to its tonic qualities it is
rendered eminenily superior to Quinine and
other remedies: as a general and popular To
mic in all cases whatever where Tones are
proper to be administered. The proprietor,
therefore would respectfully invite prac.ition-
crs and the public generally to give it a fair
trial, and they will then be convinced of its
great superiority over all other remedies now
in use for the purpose specified.
For the satisfaction of those not acquaint>
ed with its valuable curative powers the Nl>
lowing letters and certificates are given from
the niany in his possessions:
We, the undersigned, do hereby cheerfully
certify, that we have sold largely of Smiths
Tonic Syrup in our neighborhood, and in
very many cases have personally seen and
known it used among our customers, and
! from what we have seen and known of its
| use, do, without hesitation, recommend it to
our friends and the public generally. as the
most speedy, permanent and innocent reme-
| dy that we have ever seen or heard of iu the
cure of Ague and Fever or Chills and Fever,
and we do believe that it will in no case fail
10 cure,if the directions are properly follow ed.
George & Brown, Columbus, Ohio.
L. T. Chiffon, Christian county. Ky.
J.R. Hamilton, Hancock county, Ky.
NJ. s. J. Helmer, Spring6s la.
P. Lendrum, Falls Rough, Ky,
Graham g. Haworth, Bow ling Green, XIV
], w. Garner, Charlestown, L..
w. G. Bowman, Millerstown, Ky,
w. Mitchell 5' Co. Westpoint, Ky.
f. IT, Belt, Levermore XIV
JE Goodwin, TayIorsvlIe, Ky.
W E Sublett,. Clinton, Ky.
L Frisbee, Milltown, Ia,
Samuel M'Clarty, Hardensburg, Ky,
Roundtree &Barrett, Brownsville, Ky,
Perry Gather, Monroe county, la,
E o Brown 8. Co. Bradensburgh, Ky.
M Phelps, Leavenworth, la.
@Agents and county Deals rs, supplied
by F. MERRlwRATHER, General Agent .for
Ohio and Northern Indiana, Third street, c p
posite the Posi- Office, Cincnnsti
For safe 6y.y. Izz1r Izz1rf-ftyW + ING WE'LL, Ell d
ISAAC SWIFT, Kavenua, ly1s7