Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-12-15

fHE valuable medicines above named, are not
Il empirical but are prepared in agreement with
the experience Of some of the most learned and
judiclous practitioners, and not secret, furth-
er than IS necessary to protect the proprIetors and
those who use them from loss and imposition, as
the component parts have been made known, CON
FIDENTIALLY, from time to time, to perhaps
500 PUYSICIANS!!
In Maryland, Virginia, District Of Columbia, Ohio
and other places, all ct srho,n acithcu single
ception, have approved of the formula, and most
of them acknowledge that they are the best RENE
dies that they have ever known for the cure OF the
diseases for which they are recommended. Our
confidence in the excellence OF these medicines, ad-
ded to desire to avoid the just pre- ejudce OF the
medical profession against sec'et and quack nos
tr1lms induced US to adopt this candid course. We
append few of the notices we have received from
Physicians, viz:
From DR.. UiIliam II. FmToaC, Of .Sn0ac IIH, Mary
GENrLEMEN,-I have frequently in my practice
prescribed your ''Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Ex-
pectorant'' and ''DiarrhGa Cordal,'' with great
satisfaction to myself and to the entire relief of
such diseases as they profess TO cure. 1 consider
them happy combinations of some Of our most val
liable and safe therapeutical agents, and must be
of infinite worth to the afflicted and mankind at
large. In furnishing the medical profession with
these active and concentrated preparations, SO
convenient for administration, and of standard
quality, you have rendered them eminent sery-
ice, and | can do no less than earnestly recommend
these preparations to practitioners, and especially
in the country, where the impurity of commercial
Drugs is of the greatest obstacles to the sue
cess Of the Physician.
Doct. w. S. Love, writes to us that he has ad
ministered the Expectorant to his wife, who has
had the Bronchitis for fourteen gears, and that she
is fast recovering from her long standing malady.
1t has in a few weeks doue her more good than all
the remedies she has heretofore used under able
medical counsel.
From Dr. II P. Worthington, Of Laurel, Nd.
"After several months use of your expectorant,
both in my own family, and IN general practice,
am confirmed in the opinion expressed OF 1t, when
first made acquainted with the recipe. For one |
thank you for so CONVENIENT and ELEGANT pre-
paraton of the Wild Cherry.''
From Geo. Gerry, NJ. d. Of Somerset Co. Md.
Gentlemen-I have used many of the different
Cherry Expectorants, and do assure you that
yours far eGceeds any haze erer tried.
From DR.. J. Ridgavey .qndre, Of Kingston, Talbot
Co., Nd.
ssHaving examined the component partso fStab-
ler's Anodyne Cherry ESpectorant also Of Stab
ler's DIarrhoea Cordial, and having used them in
practice, l feel no hestancy in recommending
them.''
From, J. E. .Uarsh II. D. Kent Co., Nd.
81 have made free of your Diarrhea Cor
dia1 IN my family. # gives me much roasurc to
add my testimony to that of others, in favor of its
Efficiency
Front Samuel .uartindale, N. d. Chesapeake City
Nd.
81 have much pleasure in adding my testimony
in favor Of your valuable Cherry Expectorant.-
have, after ereasire use, found it 10 answer all
my expectations.
From Dr. DamI ". Jones, Somerset Co., Nd.
| 81 have given your Expectorant and Diarrhma
Cordial, fair trial, and am delighted with their
effects, nerer harng had them to fail IN single in
stance. l shall take pleasure in recommending
| them.
| We have been favored with written certf-
! cate, cheerfu!Iy given by numerous Medical gen
tlemen, in Maryland, Virginia and Ohio, which "a
lone should convince the most doubling, that these
are really "Good Medicines - after stating that
they are acquainted with the composition of both
the Expectorant and Cordial, and that they have
administered them to their patients, they testify
that they remedies Of great ralue safe, efficient
and aceU acorty Of the patronage Of the Profession
and the Public, that they are more reliablethan any
other proprietary medicines with which we are ac-
quainted,' - &c.
The above notices of recommendation from
members of the MEDICAL FACULTY.. PHAEMA-
cBUTIsTs of high standing, and MERCHANTS OF the
first respectabty, should be sufficient to satisfy
all, that these medicines are lcorthy Of trial by the
afflicted and that they are of a different stamp
and class from the s'Quackery" and "Curc-Alls' -
!; SO much imposed upon the public.
See the descriptive Pamphlets to be had gratis
of all who have the medicines for sale, containing
recommendations from Doctors MARTIN, BALTz-
ELL, ADDISON, PAYNE, HANDY, LOVE, sc.
For sale by Druggists, Apothecaries and Coun-
try Store keepers generally, at the low price OF
Fifty cents per bottle, or six bottles for s2 so.
L. II. STABLER & co.
WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs,
Importers of English, French and German Drugs
: Dealers in Paints, Oils, SC. SC.
100 Pratt Street, Baltimore.
Agents in Port Tobacco: DAY & PADGETr,
! VIM BOSWELL, and WIN. FERGUSON.
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