Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09


CHILL FEVER, DUMB AGUE. INTERMITTENT
AND REMIrTENT FEVERS AND ALL
VARIOUS FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASES
SPEEDILY AND THOROUGHLY CURED BY
DIR. OsgoOd's Indian ChOtagO2ue.
The following extract is from the Farmers and EmlgTant's Hand
Book, a valuable wSk Of sOys 500 pages, recently published BY
thor. speaking of Fever aud Aeue, remarks:
With NE = ccnsrientiousIy ecommend for Fever m Aae nd
other bilious diseases, it isths indisn Chclsseue, which is prepared
by Dt. Osgood, Of New York, who has made The bilious dslders of
the West his special study. We are no friends Of those medicines
the invaluable effects Of the ChoaeoeUe in billions cases.D
The speedy aud permanent relief afforded by the Cholagogue aris-
from bile and restoring Is, OPu.iiy .has Striking AZ the iet- listen
which it depends. Ills equally adapted to all ages and conditions Of
From S. F. Cary, Counsellor at Law, to the Agents in Cincinnati
CrNcIsSArI, October IL, 1876.
.Mcssrs. Sanford & Prk-In June last was attacked with that
most affecting and unplea Hnt disease, the ClhBs and Fever. The
Paroxysms returned dali and were very severe. My physical ener-
Having i,Ied several favorte remedies without relief, a friend in
goeue. procured a bottle, and followed the accompanying diec-
lions The CONSEQUENCE ems zee % ssSsr sda be . y w ~ 1ns haf1 syosS aT w5h 4
usiEg any other medicine. I disposed Of the remainder Of the hottie
One ofrhem had teen s1akieg for eight n;ouths, and was relieved in
IS nv pleasure. to TecommendH Il, having the mOd entire confidence in
Be sue You ask for "oseOOds Indian ChdasOgue, !" and take no
SIRead from a communication Of the Hon. William woodbridge,
of The U. s. Senate, late GOVemG of Michig2n:
DR. Charles osyood-Dear sr.L have read rah much interest.
your late treatise, upon the 'causes, treatment and cure" Of The feb
lille diseases which have so extensively prevailed IN our country dur
that ! have individually suffered so much from them. Though feel
myself very incompetent tj udge safely upon a subject 50 entirely pro
fessiOual, vet your theory seems to me well reasoned, and your con-
illusions Just, and think whhal, that your pamphlet is calculated 10
produce much practical good
A violent cold, induced by one Of those sudden changes in the
weather, which I have always found 50 Injurious, resulted in 4 Ear
more serious feIrne auaek-tbe fever assuming the more painful
two past / have heard so much Of "thin fever" The disease con
tinued upon me in despite OF quinine and other popular remedies,
when MIR. b. handed me a bottle Of Indian Cboiagogue which yen
had The kindness % send me. I Immediately Commenced taking The
medicine according to direeiions, and before l had exhausted The
cnnte ns OF The bottle, was decidedly belier.
Il fully justified your halterng expectations, and as a safe, canve
nienf, and popular remedy my own experience, so Car, induces me ia
believe That IL will prove a great pnble benefit ] am pleased In
learn that You have recently established several agencies Coz lis dIspo-
snion-thoagh | regret that, with view 10 more general dissent
nation of II. you should have found il necessary 10 remove from your
present residence among us-
With much respect, I have the honor 10 lie, sir,
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE.
Soil by }. ID. PARK, successor to SANFORD & PARKD
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, o., general agents for the
south and west. to whom all orders must be addressed.
Robinson. Peter s Carey, louisville, KY: and by Winsandlv &
Newkrk, New Albany, Ind, and by appointed agents in every town
in The South and West
auons siddaIf. Reeves s Co, Madison; Geo. w. Palmer, Colum-
bus; C. Bell, Evansville; Jas. Somes, Vincennes Chas. w.
Wood, Tere Haute; John BurIes crawfordsyillei R. II; Ed
ridge, Lafayette /. w Bruce, LoganspOst Ames & Holiday,
Michigan City and J. Reed, Richmond. 9SePy