The southerner., 1854-09-02
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DtarrDora GornfaI.

most learned and judicious practitioners, and
are not secret, further than is necessary to
protect the proprietors and those who use
them from loss and ind imposition, as the
component parts have been made known,
CONF1DENTIALLY, from time to time, to per-
haps
500 Physicians -!
In Maryland, Virginia, District of Colum-
hia, Ohio, and other places, all Of ,eAon,,
without single euception, have approved of
the formula, and most Of them acknowledge
that they are the best remedies that they
have ever known for the cure of the dis
eases for which they are recommended.
Our confidence in the excellence of these
medicines, added to our desire to avoid the
just prejudice Of the medical profession
against secret and 9uack nostrums, induced
us to adopt this candid course. We append
Physicians, viz:
From pr. UUliam II. F0rror, Of Suo,r HIl,
Ndrylo,ed
GENTLENEN-I have frequently in my
practice prescribed your '.Stabler's Anodyne
Cherry Expectorant" and s.Diarrhna Cor
dial, =" with great satisfaction to myself, and
to the entire relief of such diseases as they
profess to cure. L consider them happy
combinations of some of our most valuable
and safe therapeutical agents, and must be
of infinite warth to the afflicted and mankind
at large. In furnishing the medical profess
Sion with these active and concentrated pre-
parations, SO convenient for administration,
and Of q standard quality, you have render
cd them an eminent service, and can do no
less than earnestly recommend these prcpara-
tions to practitioners, and especially in the
country, where the impurity Of commercial
Drugs is one of the greatest obstacles to the
success of tho Physician
Doct. W. S. LOVE writes to us that he has
administered the Expcctorant to his wife, who
has had the Cto@cc!4itis for fourteen gears, and
that she is fast recovering from her long
standing malady. 1t has in a few weeks
done her more good than all the remedies
she has heretofore used under able medical
counsel.
F'fsm DR.. r. z. Wortdmgton, Laure1, Nd.
CATER several msnths use of your Expcc-
toraut both in my own family, and in gem
eral practice, am confirmed in the opinion
expressed Of it, when first made acquainted
with the recipe. For one | thank you for
so CONVENIENT and ELEGANT preparation,
of the Wild Cherry"
Frons DR.. j. R"!J~ay -1a@re, Of Kingston,
IuIbot Co., Nd.
'l1aTing examined the component parts
of Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Expectorant;
also of 'Stabler's Diarrhca Cordial and
having ased them IN practice, feel no hest
fancy in recommending them"
From j. J.. 4NarSA. H. ID. Kent Co., M
81 have made free use of your Diarrhra
Cordial, in my family. 1t gives me much
pleasure to add my testimony to that of 9TH
crs, in favor of its ctiiciency.'
From Samuel Nartinaale, IT. d. Chesapeake
CITY, Nd.
81 have much pleasure in adding my testi-
mony i'll favor Of your valuable Cherry Ex-
pectorant. | have, after an erfensice use,
found it to answer all my expectations
From Dr.. Danl II. Jones, Somerset Co., NA
Il have given your Expcctorant and Diar-
rhoca Cordial, fair trial, and am deli GIFTED
with their effects, ncrer haring had them to
fail IN 4 single instance. l shall take Pleas
urc in recommending them.
We have been favored with a written ccr-
tificate, chccrfully given by numerous Nedi-
cal gentlemen, in Maryland, Virginia and
Ohio, which alone should convince the most
doubling, that these are really Good Medi-
cincs;' after stating that they are acquaint-
cd with the composition Of both the Expeeto-
istered them to their patients, they testify
''that they are remedies Of great ralue, sate
efficient and weH porthy of the patronage of
the Profession and the Public, that they arc
more reliable MGn any other proprietary med
icincs with which we are acquainted" &c.
The above notices of recommendation
from members of the MEDICAL Faculty.,
PHAEMAcEUTIsTS of high standing, and
MERCHANTS of the first respectability, should
be sufficient to satisfy all, that these medi-
cincs are ,corthy Of trial by the afflicted, and
that they are of different stamp and class
from the "Quackery" and '.Curc Ais SO
much imposed upon the public.
For sale by Druggists, Apothecaries and
Country Storekeepers generally.
E. II. Stubier e. Co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Importers Of English, French and German
Drugs Dealers in Paints, Oils, sc. sc.
120 Pratt Street, Baltimore.
And sold by
Gee. Uorard, Aye't, Tar5or0'.