The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-17
DIR. ROGERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
LIVERWoRT AND TAR.

safe and certain euro for CONSUMPTION OF THE
LuxGs, Sitting OF BLOOD, CoUGns, CoLus, ASTHMA
PAIN m THE SroG BRONCHITIS, HoorISG CouGH and all
PuLMoNARf AFFECTIONS. -
TEsTElEONaALs.
Extracts from Certificates which can DC seen III lutl D.!
calling up II tho Agents
Mr. A. L.: Scovill-IIavng been afflicted with most
distressing Cough until my lngs hctahe affected to s'!c
degree lint was continually splitting blood: and being
umIer the care of all able rlyscian without obalnlng
any relief until prnrurcd hottie of DIX. ROGERS
LTVERW0RT and TAR. which restored me to health i'll
| a very short lime. J. FINCH.
| Cincinnati, Nov. ,, 1871.
From the Hon. Judge William Burke, late Postmaster OF
The statement of Justice Finch is entitled to tile fullest
confidence Of tive public can fully r"rrobnate what ne
has said having used the mcdicr aysrif will! the most
decided benefit. WILLIAM boNN''
IFrsu The Wife of Rev. George W. ATaey.l
have been afflicted with diseased lungs for several
years having tried various prescriptions win lte sue
cess At last ] tried DR.. Rogers's Lircrwnr and Tar,
and found great relief would recommend to all who
are suffering with diseased lungs. SARAH MALE1.
Cincinnati. August II. 1873.
ys-The following certificate from of the most dstn.
cisled physicians in Cincinnati entitled I" great rre';
feel constrained from sense Of duty to make inc I"i'
lowing statement conscious that it may appear nnpr"es.
siona Mr. Charles Wade. IF tbs city. was Ine 10"
with Pulmonary Consumption, fnr which had been
treating with less than usual success At his request anu
that of his friends, permitted him to try pr' Rogers
IiverwOrt and Tar: and must confess iifat its e'E'
were really surprising After using the second bottle N!
visits were discontinued and he was so"l restored 10
hraih DO cG.cicnliosly recommend my brother prac-
nners to prescribe lls remedy in all pulmonary conl'
rlain.s which battle the ordinary mode of treatment
WILLIAM J. RICHARDS, VI. u.
Cincinnati, Oct. lst 1871
Extract from letter dated Jackson, Tenn Oct. 20, 1913
Mr. A. l.. Scovill, Cincinnati:
Dear Sir-I want vou srnd me gross oi Dr. 10,
gers Lverwor; and Tar | entirely out OF It, and
have constant calls for it. The remarkable cures that II
la. made here has made n g-cat demand for It,
Yours, &c, K w. lnrItNGloN, druggist
We will now as! the afflicted to candidy examine the
above facts and say whether evidence stronger ian 'S
can be given in favor of any other madeleine The above
testimonials are from persons in good Standing VINO rai
he seen and heard from; and from Physicians Prorssos
cnnying the confidence Of the people who alter having
experienced the gons effects of this medicine have come
forward and colscIenliousy recommended II to ne used
Ds-Bewarc Of Countcreits and base lmitanIs-ss3
NB.-Thc genuine articles il signed, ANDREW R"-
gers on the engraved wrapper around each bottle ,
D[rPrice-Sl per bottle, six Bottles iur ST. Hoid
wholesale and retail Ivy
SCOvJi. e. MEAD. 1l3 Cinrtrs ST..
between Cont and st. i.onis SITS. New Orleans.
Sole General Agents for the Southern S'aics.
Sold bv J. R. McKain. Camrrn 4. Fitch, Colnmhla
Jnviland Harrall e. Co.. and +. VI. Cokcn Charleston
Nlannse Hall, Wnnsboro.
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