Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-07
DIR. RoDGER'sND CoMPoU SYRUP OF.
LiVerWOrt and Tar.

4 safe and certain cure for CONSUMPTION of the
Lungs splitting Of blood, coughs, colds, asthma,
pam IN the side, bronchitis aOhooping cough and
all pulmonary affections.
The following is certificate of Mr.. VIM. ]. Rich
ards of Cincinnati, well known practitioner of more
than twenty years standings
To all whom it may concern, make the following
statement Conscious that it may appear unprofessiona
il is only from perfect conviction and thorough know-
edge of the essential benefit and scientific origin of the
preparation spoken of feel constrained from
of duty to comply with the request of the proprietor.
am a most inveterate opPoser of quacks and quaek
medicines in any FORM and most fully coincide with the
clauses in the code of ethics lately adopted by the med
cal convention of Ohio, relating particularly to that sub
ect; it may therefore be inferred that it is only from per-
sonal experiment with the PREPARATION and positive
surance of its beneficial results induces me to
mend it as being all that it represents itself to be-
The patient Mr.. Charles Wade, sixth street, market
space whom have allowed to try the effect of the med
icne-but which could have done under no consdera-
ton whatever, had not copy of the receipt from
which the medicine prepared obtained from the agent
and which am satisfied is authentc-was quite low with
the early stages of pulmonary consumption, for which
hao beeen treating in the usual though with less
tnan my ususa success at ms earnest request and that
of my friends, examined the receipt and sufficient
ly satisfied of its scientific composition allow the trial.
and am obliged to confess its effect was at least surprs
ng inasmuch that after the consumption of the second
bottle, my professional visits discontinued though
requenty saw my patient afterward, restored to perfect
health
The preparation is called Mr. RoDGER's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF LIvERwoRT AND TAR and from the exam-
ment, do conscentiously recommend it as a useful
and valuable medicine, and would urge my brother
practitioners to procure the receipt feel convinced
they will agree with to its excellence and will no
doubt use it in the practice shall mostcertanly do
believing to be most vouable aid in pulmonary cases
that batie the ordinary mode of treatment
w RICHARD, P. M.
| Cincinnati, Oct 4, 1914
ASTONISHING of Mrs Benjamin Smith, living on the
north side of Ann street, square north of the Gin
cinnati hospital
This is to certify that my wife attacked with vi
oent cough which settled upon her lungs and reduced
her SO low that her physician could do for her.
She exhibited precisely the same symptoms daugh
ter did before her death, she having died with the
disease, and all friends convinced she would
live but short time longer. was at this time
mended to try Rodgers celebrated Syrup of Liver
wort and Tar With little no hope procured bot
tie of the agentn this city, and upon returning found
my wife absolutely strangng with her cough. COM
menced giving her large dosesa easpoonfu every hou
for hours, which raised her as by mracer
have since administered it in small doses which has
brought her to the of her fourth boe and she
doing her house work usual have not the slightest
doubt that she would have been in her but for this
valuable medicine; and return my sincere thanks to
the eminent inventor of it, and do most urgently
mend all persons afflicted with any disease of the lungs
to giveit trial BENJAMIN SMITH
certify that husbands statement of above
join him grateful thanks for the benefit have derived
erom his valuale medicine. ABIGAIL SMITH.
Cincinnati, Feb. 13, le45.
The above preparation is for sale by A. L. Scoville,
wholesale agent for the south and west southeast
ner of 5th, Spruce street, Cincinnati. Also, by
C. R. MCULLOCH, Lower Sapdusky,
Goodson & Clark Bellevue,
J. w. Barkham, Lodi, Seneca CO. o.
D. E. Harkness, Green Creek, Sandusky CO.
Stem & Smith, Green Springs.
Henry Reilng, Black wamp, Sandusky
Charles Powers s. Co. Woodville.
July 81, I847.