The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28
GOOD MEDICINES. STABLER'S
SeANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, GROUP. &c
STABLER,S DIARRHEA CORDIAL

STABLER'S DIARRHGA CORDIAL.
The valuable Medicines above named are not EN-.
pirical, but are prepared in agreement with the
perieDce of some of the most learned and judcious
practitioners, and not secret further than is ne.
cessary to protect the propre and those who
them from loss and imposition, the conpone ut
parts have been made known, coNFIDENTIALLY,
FIVE HUNDRED PHYSICIANSi
in Maryland, Virginia. District of Columbia Ohio
and other places al OF .ohom sci5out single ezcep-
tos have approved of the formula and most of them
acknowledge that they the best remedies that
they nave ever known fer the of the Idisease
for which they recommended. Our contdenc.
in the excellence of these medicines added to ou
desire TO avoid the just prejudice Of the medical pro-
fession against and quack nostruns Undue us
to adopt this candid course. We append few If the
notices we have received from Physicians, viz:
Doct w. s. LOVE writes to that he has admin.
istered the ExPEcroRAEr to his wife, who has had
the BRONCHITIS for FOURTEEN YEARS, and that she
Is fast recovering from her long standing malady 1t
has In few weeks done her more good than all the
remedies she has heretofore used under able medical
counsel.
FROM Dr.. Fl P. Vorthtngsor, Lnsxel Nd
AFTER several months use of your Expectorant
both in my family, and in general practice am
confirmed in the opinion expressed Of it when first
made acquainted with the recipe. For one thank
you for convenient and elegant preparation of the
Wild Cherry"
From Geo. Gerry, M. D., of Somerset co., Md.
"Genuemeu-i have USED many of the different
Cherry Expectorauts, and do you that yours
far exceeds any haze ersr h-ied.''
From d.. Ridgtoas Azdre of Kingston, Talbot co.,
No.
"Having examined the compone ut parts of Stab
ler's Auodyne Cherry Expectorant also of Sabler's
Diarh9a Cordial and having used them in pract,ce
feel no hesitancy in recommending them"
From j. Z. Marsh, III. d., Kent Co., BID
Il have made free use OF your Diarrhns Cordial in
my family. II gives me much pleasure TO add my
nonv TO that of others in favor its efcier ey
From 'omV Mayttadats, NJ. d., Chesapeake City, hid
have much pleasure in adding any testimony IN
favor your valuable Cherry Expeetorsnf. | have
after ah extensive use, found it to all my ex.
pectatiousn
From Dr. D0n1 Jones, Somerset Co, Nd
II have given your EXpeet"rant and D;arrhms
Cordial fair trial, and am delighted will their eff
fects, nercr hGoinS had them 10 fad in single in
stance shall tast plea S2ve in recommending them
We have been favored with a written certificate.
cheertuy given by numerous MedteGi gsnslemen in
Maryian Virginia and OHIO which alone should
cunviucs the rsQst doubling, that these really
Coed MedienesN' after stating that they are &C.
quaiuIed with the composition OF both the Expecto-
rant and Cordial, and that they have administered
them to their patients they testify ''that they are
remedies of great palue, safe Efficient and cell o7th
of the patronage OF the Proie ssion and the public
that they more reliable than any ether proprietary
medicines with W hieh we acquainted" &c.
The above notices of reeoume adai ION from men-
bers of the Mercal Faculty, PhGrnaceusis of high
standing, and Merchants OF the FIRST responsibility
worthy OF trial by the attic ed and hat they OF
different stamp and class from the 'Quacsery" and
Cure Alls' so much imposed upon the public
See the descriptive Pamphlets, to be had gratis OF
all who have the Medicines for sale, containing re-
commentators fiom Doctors MARTIN, BALrzELL.
ADDISON, PAYSE, HANDY. LovE, &C:
For sale by Druggists, Apothe CARES ara tountry
Stprskeepers generally. he low price OF ktty
per tile, or six bottles for - 50
E. II. STAhLER1 CO,
Whoiesal. Drus gista,
Lapevtersef English. Fyeaea end German Drugs.
DesIers in Pants. tiis, &c sc,
1870 PtattSs, Baltimore.
PURCELL. LADD CO.,
Nv 4-diaw&wsm Redmond Agenis