The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-03-31

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COOD MEDICINES.-SrABL ANo-
~ DrsE CHERRY ExPKcToRAsr, Fer CougAs, .o.as,
Bronehitis, Group, &c.
STABLER'S DIARRHGA CORDIAL.
The valuable medicines above named are not empiri
cat but are prepared IN agreement with the experience
OF some OF the most learned aud udcious practitioners
and are not secret further than is necessary to protect
the propretors and those who them from loss and
imposition, as the component parts have been made
known cosrDESTIALLY, from time to time to perhaps
5OO-PHYsICIANsM
In Maryland, Virginia, District of Columbia Ohio and
other places, all Of rhOm rithout single exception,
have approved OF the formula, and most of them
knowledge that they are the best remedies that they
have ever known for the cure OF the diseases for which
they are recommed. Our confidence in the excellence
of those medicines added desire avoid the just
prejudice ofthe medical profession against secret aud
qudek nosrums, induced us to adopt this course We
append few of the notices we have received from Ply
sicians, viz:
From Or. WiHiGn II. Farrop. Of Saop Hill, .Haryiard
GENTLEAES-l have frequently in my practice pre-.
scrbed your "stabler's Anodyne Cherry Expectorsnt
and "Diarrhga Cordial" with great satisfaction my
self aud to the entire relief such diseases they pro-
iessto cure. | consider them happy combinations of
aud must be of infinite worth TO the afflicted and
kind at large. In furnishing the medical profession with
these active and concentrated preparations so conve
nient for administration, and of standard quality you
have rendered them eminent SERVICE and can do
less than earnestly these
ttoners, and especially IN the country, where the inn
purity OF Drugs ono the greatest obsta
cles 10 the success of the Physician.
DOct. w. s. Love, writes to us that he has admins
tered the Expectorantt his wife, who has had the BroR
chus for fourteen years. and that she is
from her long standing malady. lthas in "a few weeks
done her than all the remedies she has hereto
fore used under able medical counsel.
From DR.. H. p. WOrthingtOR, Laurel, Nd.
"Aiter several months of your Expectorant, both
in my own family, aud in general practice, am con.
frmcd in the opinion expressed OF H. when first made
acquainted with the recipe. For one thank you for
SO CONVENIENT and ELEGANT preparation OF the Wild
Cherry"
From Geo. Gsrry, NJ d. of Somerset Co., Nd.
'Gcntlemen-l have used many ofthe different Cher
ry Expectorans, and do that yours far
| ceeds aHy Ihare euer tried"
From Or. j. Ridgway Andre, Of Kingston, Nd.
Having examined The component, parts of staber''
Anodyne Cherry EypectOrant also OF 81 abers Dar
Cordial and having used them in practice, feel no hes
itancy in recommending then."
| From J. T.. Marsh, M ID. Kent Co., Nd
81 have made free use of your DiarrhGa Cordial In
my family. II gives me much pleasure TO add my tes
tmony to that of Others in favor of its efficiency.
From Samuel .Martindaie ~ D. Chesapeake City, Nd.
al have much pleasure in adding my testimony in ia
vor of your valuable Cherry Expectorant. have ane
eItsnsre use, found to my
I From DR.. DaRi ". JeHes, Somerset Co., Nd.
I'll have given your Expecorant and DiarrhGa Cordia
a fair trial. and am delighted with their effects neus,
haUing hadth TO fdiiin single instance shall take
pleasure In recommending them.
We have been favored with written certificate, cheer
| fully given by numerous Medical gentlemen, in Mary
land Virginia and Ohio, which alone should convince
the most doubling, that these really "Good Medi
cines; afer stating that they acquainted with the
composition OF both the Expectorant and Cordial
that they have administered them their patients they
testify ",hat they remedies OF great pdine, safe e
feent and nell rOrhy of the patronage of the Profes
sion and the Public, that they reliable than an,
other proprietary medicines with which acquain
ted," &c.
The above notices of Recommendations from member,
ofthe MEDICAL Faculty., PnARMAcEUTsTs OF high stand
ing, and MERCHANTS Of the first respectabty, should
he SUI cient TO satisfy all that these medicines
thy Of trial by the afflicted. and that they OF differ
ent stamp and class from the "ouackery" and "Cure
| Ais" so much imposed upon the public.
See the descriptive Pamphlets, to be had gratis OF all
who have the medicines for sale, containing recnmmen
dations f." ors Martin, Batze Addison, Payne
,Nc.
ror sale by Druggist Apothecaries and Country
Store keepers generally at the low price of Fifty cents
| per bottle, or six bottles for S2,50.
! l.. II. STABLER & CO.,
Whoiesaie Druggists,
Importers of English, French and German Drugs, Deal
ers in Paints, Oils, &c. &c.
100 Pratt STnEsT, BALTIMORE.
And sold by
J. w. COLLINS, St. Clarsville.
Dec. %, lsJ3-Iy.