The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-04-03
.7 CONSUMPTION VS.. CHOLERA.

VI faVageS OF Cholera this
bcur 1000 souls The disease carries with it the most
friends, and the depopuation of neghboroos towns and
sS s us but in
statistics from the boards of health, ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND persons! How then stands the
account between these two great desroyers of the human
ton If them the Cholera to be feared and guarded a.
gainst, how much more viganty should we watch the
approach fits ke-tellow, Consumption: 1t is unlike
the Cholera, in that II steals upon the system unawares
and sas the fountains life. 1t is unlike the Cholcra
that cause be assigned for its attack, and remedy
in that it CURED whereas the Cholera battles ali
the arts Of the most scientific and skllfl physician
in in Dr. r. Ro &c; SYRUP OF LiVERWoRT AND
INCARCERATION, the principal component parts of
winch we propose to say tsR words s5s Is ID
This article is now Universally acknowledged IN be ho
most healing and efficient application for diseased or de-
csyed lungs or portion Of the eshy muscular parts
of the human body Its medicinal and prcservative quail
tiles We're understood by the Egyptians in the early ages
of the world; and doubt exists among scientific
men, that the preparation used in the emaming of bo
dies was composed principally from this Ingredient In
later ages, it found in universal use among the
aborignes of America and at this day is their principal
and in fact, only medicine for unsound state of the
lungs or any approach to it, Those who are acquainted
with the history of this hardy of men, know that
death from Consumption is unknown among thcm!-The
medical faculty in all countries appear have become
England, Dr. CHRIcHroN Of St Pcersburgh, Dr. tx
OF ana tic distinguished Dr. COOPER,
have been in the habit of combining it with other articles
6yLIVERWORT.L
This plant has for many been found to be of sngu
lar virtue III the cure of affections of the liver More
Gently was asceraincd that it possessed great power i'll
arrcsting Bleeding at the Lungs Coughs chronic char
actcr, &C., and of essential service in all diseases of pull
monary character. '-.t FIJI .H'G''0
Notwithstanding the extraordinary properties of these
valuable ingredients were generally known and acknowl-
edged was left for Dr. Andrew Rogers discover tho
uliar> viz
with other vegetable substances such Iceland Moss,
Wild Cherry &c, TO form compound hitherto unrvacd
in the history of the cause and of diseases of the
lungs.
9TTEsTIMoNIALsN
shall be the only certificate the virtues of this great rem
edy for CoNsUMPTloN nor has he room to publish in
the columns OF newspaper the hundreds ay, thousands
of certificates which have been voluntarily potfcred him
by those who have been cured by it, The of tcs
ony in his hands, from the citizens of Cincinnati and
those too, of the first character and Responsibility, is al
most incredible. shcr extract from several Of these
1,They are published entire in pamphlet form, and
may be seen in full by calling upon the Agent
. 8 q 9 .
ed to by a regular old school Physician.
DIR. ROGERS iIvERW ORT AND AR still contin-
ucs to make astonishing cures Take particular notice of
the date Of the following letter.
Hollalsburg, Darke Co., O., Oct. q, 1s4o
Mr.. A. L. Scoville:
sir-As have every reason to believe that Dr. Rogers
Livcrwort and tar has been the of rescung me
from the grave, feel it duty write you the parc,-
lars of my case for the henett of those who may be af
ficed with that terrible sCourge CONSUMPTION.
About the first of july 1913, attacked with Il
Cough attended with hectic fever pulse raieed to 1870
proise cold night sweats feet and legs became sweled
severe diarrliea set in, with the above named symptoms
and continued for months, and for six weeks was contin
ed to my bed, which reduced Inc skeleton so
that only weighed one hundred and twenty pounds.
All the various medicines prescribed by my physicians
failed to effect any permanent benefit All who saw me
believed there was possible hope for my recovery but
that must soon die. We sent for DR.. Cox (who
stands high in the treatment of diseased lungs in consul
ation with Dr. French my attending physician who pro-
nounced my entirely hopeless and that must die
At this crisis through the strong recommendations of Dr.
Rogers verWOrt and Tar, for the Of Culsllnpton
induced to give it trial, and the astonislient
ofall my friends and my physicians, Immediately began
gained from hundred and twenty to one hundred and
ninety pounds, and yet continue to enjoy excellent
health 'F7- =
J. HIERONIMUs
thereby certify. that was the attending physician in
the above case, and that tie above statement is strictly
tr;C. "t.''' d"
w. w. FRENCH, M. d
Cincinnati, Oct. 90, 1Sl9.
hereby state that acquainted with Mr.. Hicron-
mus magistrate of loansblrgh, also with Dr. French
who is old school physician of high standog, and their
statements entitled to the highest confidence of the pub
lie J. NJ. ADAMS.
Please remember the genuine DR.. Rogers vcrwort and
Tar is enyeloped in fine white steel engraved wrappers
and may be had wholesale retail, from H. BLAKSLEY
Geo., only agents, southwest of Third and Chest
nut streets, ST Louis. '7.a. ".. Z. s....
Also, by L. +. GILLESPIE, Dubuque; CRAWFORD e.
20. Gaicna; and Druggists & Merchants generally.