The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-08
CONSUMPTION VS.. CHOLERA.

0E records of the ravages of the Cholera in this coun
try for the last twelve months, show mortality of a
So 900 souls. The disease carries with it the
rghtfu panic and dcsolaton, causing the desertion of
friends and the dcpopation of mel gberhoods towns and
G5CONsUMI'ION destroys annually, according to
statistics from the boards of health, ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND persons: How then stands the
between these two great desroycrs of the human
family? Nearly as fifty to one on the side of Consnmp
on If, then, the Cholera is to be feared and guarded
gans how much more vigilanty should we watch the
approach of its yokcfello Consumption? 1t is unlike
the Cholera, in that il steals upon the system unawares
saps the fountains life. 1t is unlike the Cholera
can be procured for IFS ravages. 1t is unlike the Cholera
in that it CAN CURED! whereas the Cholera battles all
THE REMEDY, then tor Consumption, is to be found
in in Dr. ROGERS &c ,r SYRUP OF LlvERWoRr AND
which we propose to say a few words.
GrTAR.-ke
This article is universally acknowledged to be the
most healing and efficient application for diseased de-
cayed lungs, or any portion Of the eshy or muscular parts
of the human body. Its medicinal and prcservatire quail
tiles understood by the Egyptians in the early ages
of the world and no doubt exists among scientific
men, that the preparation used in the embaming of bo
dies composed principally from this ingredient. In
later ages, found to be in universal among the
aborgncs America and this day their principal
and in fact, only medicine for unsound of the
lungs any approach to it. Those who are acquainted
it'll the history of this hardy of men, know that
death from Consumption is unknown among them!-The
medical faculty in all countries appear to have become
of the great healing properties of this article and
Sw p Of St. b d.
PRIEUR, of Paris, and the distinguished DR.. COOPER,
have been in the habit of combining it with other articles
| in their prescriptions, and with entire success.
NrLIVERWORT..tN
This plant has for many years found be of
lar virtue in the of affections of the liver More
Gently was asceraned that it possessed great power in
arrestng Bleeding at the Lungs Coughs of chronic char
acte &C., and of essential service in all diseases of pull
monary character.
Notwithstanding the extraordinary properties of these
valuable ingredients were generally known and acknow
edged, il left for Dr. Andrew Rogers discover the
of extracting and combining their peculiar virtues
with other vegetable substances such Iceland Moss,
Wild Cherry &c. to form compound hitherto unrvallcd
in the history of the and of diseases of the
luhgs.
RyTESTIMONIA
The proprietor is not willing that his assertion
shall be the only certificate the of this great
the columns of newspaper the hundreds, ay, thousands
of certificates which have been voluntarily profercd him
by those who have been cured by it, The mass of tcs-
mony in his hands, from the citizens of CINCINNATI and
those too of the first character and responsibility, al
most Incredible short from several of these
certificates is given below.
45,-Tley are published entire in pamphlet FORM and
may be seen in full by calling upon the Agent.
9 g d 9 g
ed to by regular Old school Physician.
DIR. ROGERS LIvERWO RT AND TAR still contin-
to make astonishing Take particular notice of
the date of the following letter.
williamsburg, Darke Co., O., Oct. 81, 1s49.
Mr.. A. L. Scove:
SirAs have every reason believe that Dr. Rogers
vcrwort and tar has been the means of rcscung me
from the grave, feel it duty write you the parcu-
lars of my case for the hcne of those who may be af
hicted with that terrible scourgc CONSUMPTION.
About the first of July, 1s4s, was attacked with a
prose cold night sweats, feet and legs became swecd
severe diarrhea set in with the above named symptoms
and continued for months, and for six weeks confn
cd to my bed, which reduced mere skeleton, so
that only weighed one hundred and twenty pounds.