Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-31
- R. E.aSELLER '"''
MUCH USED AND HIGHLY POPULAR
gAMIAW IIlSDIgIIllB9s
SELLERS CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,

Which stond Unequaied Jv any Medicine Ino.sn
for the Cure Of Liper Complaints and oiI.r Dis.
ea sesarising from drronged state or he Liper.
This Medicine has been in public use about
fifteen ycars, and has acquired O reputation for
curing the Liver Complaint which has never
been eqialled by any remedy heretofore offered
to the public.
Asan Anti Bilious or Pnrsatve Pill, they arc
unsurpassed, and are the original. only true and
The subscriber would feel sggrioycd To ba
even suspected Of the intention to obtain for the
Liver Pill any unfair advantage of the bubIc, ~
OF seeking for It any share of confidence 10
winch IL has not just and full claim.
When he Undertook to prepare and vend this
medicine (nsldc from the regular practice, TO
which he always defers,) no pill was known 10
ths publ having any fair pretensions 10 give
relief in diseases Of the liver.
For this disease it had long been successfully
empl"yed IN private practice, and was given To
The public with such directions and precaution
as might render it of extensive benefit; and the
result OF its employment has fully sustained its
reputation, and Increased his conf lence in its
just claims to be regarded os the only pill de.
serving 10 be called "rng LIVER PHI"
Since 'the Liver Pill' has been submitted 10
public attention, the whole country has been al.
most Droacost with pills OF varied names and al.
most UNIVERSAL pretcnsoGs. The intelligent
pnSlic Will draw its own inf:rences from the
means and extraordinary efforts pursued to make
These operations prolific; we cOniidentaly ex
pect "the Liver PilP TO survive them all. Con-
Tent with this assurance, we Shall continue IN
pursue that course, and hold that language re-.
spcctlng them, which we can justify to our own
sense OF duty and to the good sense of the public,
having no wish to impose upon the ignorant;
OF OF Tax The credulous for our pencunary bene.
| fit.
X. E. SELLERS.
Mr. X. E. Sellers, DEAR Sir. We have sold
large amount OF your popular family medicines
The increased demand for them, tcsliiics to thr;r
general use. They seem to give general salts.
faction. Yours,
MoXLEY & BARRIER,
Fol several years past have sold the yarious
preparations OF DIR. X. +. Sellers both at whole
sale and Retail, and they have with scarcely an
exception, gwen satisfaction 10 the purchasers,
Judging from The reports of those who have US ID
thcui ana what have seen Of their effect. [
COILS der them excellent medicines.
Yours, J. p. SHAW, Druggist, lronton, q.
| Mr.. Shaw, sir, i+
feel it duty that owe to my
fellow Sufferers, to state that have experienc
cd great rclct from the use of DIR. Sellers Lin.
or PiHs. have suffered severely with the liv.
J or complaint Tor several years, so much so that
both myself and friends have thought thai /
could not survive but short time. Much NOR
ey had been expended in the endeayor to 'pro.
cure relief from the regular physicians, but all
IN vaill-aS Il last resort on the rcconnl .ndntiou
ot my brother, procured some of Sellers Liver
rillS at your store, and found great relief from
their use, and in the continued use of them since
nave almost entirely recovered my health.
| HANNAH CUMPSrON.
am the husband of Hannah Compston...I +
think Sellers Pills superior medicine, and be-
iieve that they were the means of saving nv
witeS life. -
JACOB OMPSTON.
| lronton, March 1883
For sale, wholesale and retail by .,t
MOXLEY & BARBER.
And JOSEPH p. SHAW,
Ironton, March 1858.