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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-03


cepthle above the shoulder of yonder fat geniIeman''
| Certainly; do You doubt the evidence of your
own eyes' am my way TO speak to her, to
persuade her and that charming Miss IIatden--who
is, presume, connection Of yours, Mis- Harden
10 emerge from that obscure corner, where it appears
as if they had gone on purpose 10 hide themselves.
Mrs Harden waited to hear no more, but going up
10 Melissa, they left the apartment together. In n
minute note was handed to Mrs Sinclair, from Mrs
Harden, requesting an interview.
Excuse for short time said she to Mrs Ev-
ering, 'and if you please introduce my young friend
to your son and daughter, who are now coming this
way, dare say to request the cavor Of me-
1t would require too much space to state all tho
conversation that passed between her and Mrs ar-
den and Melissa. She however voluntarily wished
10 expose the manner in which they had treated her
to the Evenings.
Il have accomplished my object, said she, 'and
have no feelings ofrevenge to crafty. You have all
ofyou appeared in your true characters, and am
well pleased with that of Florence that, with the con
currence Of her father,I shall adopt her my daugh
ter You, perhaps have learnt n lesson, which will
profit you more than wealth. On your account more
than my own We will now If you please, rejoin the
company.
As may be imagined, the desire Of Mrs Sinclair to
adopt Florence her daughter, readily conceded
by her father. Florence accompanied her when she
returned to Il, where they found Mrs Mans
fold entirely recovered from the effects Of the acct
dent 1t Mrs Sincair's first care TO settle an in
come That would make her easy for life.
Willard Evering did not fail to cultivate the
quantance with Florence already commenced, and
finding her rich in moral and mental endowment,
as in personal beauty, yielded his heart, which
was speedily followed by the offer Of his hand.
The splendid bridal celebrated few months after
ward, at the mansion of Mrs. Sinclair, showed that
the offer not rejected
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-03

e zhsb, Is now only ~.
This is pretty good'progress for these times, 4,
show the Wings plainly enough, just what rem.
to be done. What it shows our worthy friend,
the other side, we are perfectly willing they .Aa
cypher t.-[Portland Advertiser.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-03

From the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal.
CREosorE. When noticed, two or three
months since, the fact, announced by a common news
paper editor, that young physician in Hartford had
died in consequence Of the application Of creosote to
his teeth, regretted it extremely. But felt not
only regret but surprise to copied without re-
marks in your weekly. Having since learned of your
absence to the West, conclude this was an over
sight of some deputy, and if so, will you allow me
to express my earnest hope that The faculty will not
be defrauded Of this excellent medicine by the error
of political Journalists. cannot bear to have it driv
en- from popular use because gentleman may have
died tchtle using creosote in his TOOTH know moth
ing Of the fact in Hartford; but how improbable that
on intelligent young physician should poison himself
with any medicine. But suppose he has done ii !;
opium has done the same as creoso.e, and nobody is
afraid Of opium. In irritable fauces tonsls and
pharnx; in ophonia and minister's throat ail in short
in all cases of passive inflammation of lungs, fauces and
usophagus, the value of creosote is not all known
Just as the unucky paragraph from Hartford had
gone broadcast, throughout the country in the va
rious journals, was one day examining clergyman
from Vermont, who had been laid up many years
from labor by minister's throat ALL when he mem
tohcu ho Hau ue'H uhueT lWuCneliS care, OF
keene. Among other things DIR T. had given him
creosote, increasing gradually to five drops, sugar.
with rain water added, three times daily. This dose
he took, understood him, week, with great effect
upon the fauces, throat, sc. lie then omitted it
uberces on his tonsls and of his because some
tongue had disappeared.
In cases of great morbid internal heat with neural
gia and soft pulse, have given two drops made
into pill with gum Arabic, three times day in many
instances. have-ncver known any injury.
Will not others, Mr.. Editor, come forward with
the doses and effects Of this article under their own
observation, and cooperate in placing it at once n
lis proper basis Yours truly,
Sar'ea Sw'gs, Aug. 22,ls43. M. L. North.
"aIa," said juvenile grammarian ofthe feminine
gender yesterday, when she returned from one of tho
public schoos-'ma, may mt take some of the cur
rent jelly on the sideboardl'
'No," said the mother, sternly.
Swell then, ma, may take some Of the ice
eream7"
"No" again replied "ma''
twas not long, however, before the young miss
was found "diggn'' into both.
"Did not tell you," said the maternal parent. in
somewhat angry tone, mot to touch ihemi"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-01
Observation-Disclosures EYE
WATER

OUCH is the wonderful effects OF this valuable
~ Eye Water, IN relieving and curing the com
mon connlalnts of the eye, that those who use
Il once, will ever after give il the preference 10
tho of any other preparation.
A respectable phl stefan and druggist in Con-
nectlcut wTItes,-"Sr; A patient Of mine who
has had two bottles of your Eve WaIar' saws. thls
IS the only kind he has ever used with success"
Price 25 cents a bottle,
Dunlfrics' Remedy for the painful and dsbilita-
ting complaint of hePiies. New ca Sc of a cure
Boston, Nov 24tL.
Sir-The Pile ointment and electuary that
lately had OF you, has had an excsllen: effect.
have never found any remedy that would compare
with yours. The late attack was a severe one
but the relief was almost immediate, Il II.
Mr. kIdder.
Extract Of letter from a gentleman in Yer.
mont. Mr. Kiddep,-Sir; Having used in INV
family Dumfries Remedy for the Plies. I bays
found 1t the best have ever met with in this part
of tia country. / have found the slectnnrv tbS
only physlc that could be used with certainty and
ease.
A dealer writes-'I consider II (Dumfrie, re-.
,nedyliaL superior 20 any article befor offered %
painful case. box Of The Remedy cured a
case Of the Piles, with which the pattern. Ca 10
male,l had been long and painfully afflicted i'm =
nelghbOTIng town reports an agent.
The article, (which consists Of two boxes
klectuaTy o. Ointment, price 81 I cents each. or
rs cents for both,l is accompanied with VALUABLE
copous directions.
reduced 70 90 and Is cts-giYe Immediate Teli.f
Cure the most obstinate coughs Cotnmon
colds frequently removed 10 a ( Nv hours
N b. Zach Of the articles will be signed w I,
kldder, on he outside wrapper.
Prepared from the original VI S Recipe of NJ,
w Y Conway, by w l. Kidder Immediate succss
scr TO the late Il KidSer by whom they are for
sale at his counting room, No s6 Stale styao,
corner Of Merchants row, Boston, and by a.
spscIaI appointment bY JAS BAKER,
ues1 wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-01
LIVER COMPLAINT

This disease; from It's long standing and repea-
Il has been rtated, oiIen LEI YES the drees Of the
disease IN some way cling to the system,-some-
times there IS great weak ness and prostraiion of
part oIthe syst IN. In all such cases DIR Swayne' >
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, will be found
an excellent remedy, to support, strengthen, and
give vigcI TO eclning health, aud defend il from
the inroads of disease.
Their. are daily certificates from various persons
which are sufficient testimony to the great eff
caCv Of this invaluable medicine.
XSDr Swayne's office, No 81, North Sixth st.
one door below Arch, Philadelphia. where all or
ders Tor agencies. &c, must be directed. Refer
ences will be expected.
DIR Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild cherry
is for sale at the Drug tore of
JAMES BAKER.
Wheeling Va
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100000


ShERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
t(HEUMATlSM. LumbaSo, pain and weak.
IL net IN the back, lOins, side, neck, breast
or limbs. etfectlally cured byu In coughs a nd
liver complaints they afford astonishing results
worn on the lower part Of the spine they sare
the piles, and on the back of the necks Of
children teethlng will give linn ed ate relief.
Several persons have called al the warehouse
10 express iheIr surprise and thanks, at the al
NEST miraculous cures these plssters have of
fectcd.
Jos w HoxIe, ESQ. VIII had been SO attic ted
win rheumatlsm, az 10 be unable TO dress HIM
seiwithOut assistance was enabled after wear
ing OF only night. TO get up alone in the NOR
nlng' put on his clothes and call at eur offices
with eyes beaming with joy and his Tongues
pouring forth the glldness of his heart at the
sudden md signal relief he had received from
this best Ct all remedies
MT DaVI1 Williams, of Elizabethtswn, N
an old Revolutionary soldier was so afflicted
win rheumatism that he could scarce help him
self these plasters entirely cured him. y-TPric-
only IL i'2 cents a plaster aad which moi only
makes them the best but the che apest plastic
IN the werld. Remember that
For sale Wholesale and Retan by
OLIVER PRYOR,
NOV SIN Sol" agent for Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-01
ANOTHER EVIDENCE.

or WOn6trfd Cures p'rI0rmed By DR. StOayne's
Compound Syrup Of Uth Cherry.
hR SWAYNE.-Dear Sir.-when / was al
~ PIlishurgh last August. purchased Of your
cent six bottles of your Compound Syru- of
Nud Cherry. had for many years been trou-
cled with Cough, often very violent, Nth OF her
indications of Consumption, or Gissase of the
Lungs, eta vary serious nature hat very little
lalth IN medicine, as 1t was thought my disease
was hopeless and beyondits reach had applied
10 several Physicians for relief, and also u sed
SONS highly pulled TedcRes which had seen
IN The newspapers but hearing that you had much
experience IN the practice of medicine. and had
treated many cases IF Consumption conclude Ell
TO try yours and from that time, | am happy TO
will publish il, so that # any human being has
suffered as have done, they NAV know where
10 fad medicine, the virtues of which may be
relied upon. JAMES OSBURN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-01
DE la MONTERAT,S

COLUMBIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
~ For the cure of cOnsum .tiOn. Asthma
Pleurisy, Spltting of Blood, and pulmonary a /.
fectIons of all kinds The most auabe remedy
ever discovered for the cure of Consump tion
and all diseases of the breast and lungs leading
to COnsump tiOn.
The folio wing documentary notice is from a
regular graduate of the University Of Pennsylva-
MIA aud student of the late DR. Rush.
Having recommended the use of De La Mon
teTatS Column IN Vegetable Specific in nv own
private practice for some time past, and having
witnessed its decided efficacy in many cases
which have previously resisted the usual remedies.
now with much pleasure give my testimony in
favor, BY stating that have prescribed .he spe-
cifc with great success IN Asthma, Rheumatism,
Coughs, colds, Hoarseness, Splitting Of Blood
consumption and catarrhal deductions on the
b reast.
The length Of time many Of the disea-
ses have been cured, coDvinces me thai they
are permanent, and u may with prcpTiety be said
that its healing qualities rank Il superior 10 any
other re nedy of the present day.
ALEX ANDER II MCPHERSON, NJ ID.
The above valuable medicine " for sale whole.
sale and retail by OLIVER PRYOR,
feb2 UniCn st. Wheeling, Va
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ANOTHER EVIDENCE

{ F the 1eOnderful cures performed BY DR.
~ SnayneS compound Syrup of HiId eherrv
DR. Swayne-Dear Sir-Wheu / was of pi,,sS-
onrgh .1st August, purchased of your agent
SIX bottles OF your compound syrup of Wild
cnetly- had lor many wears been troubled
with a cough, often very violent. with otheT in.
sicatlons oil consumption, or disease of the lungs
OF very serious nature; hac very little faith
20 mfdlClne, as II was thought M disense was
several PHYSICIANS for relief, and also used some
highly pulled medicines which had seen in the
newspapers, but hearing that you had much ex
perience IN the practice Of medicine and n "A
Ieale1 manyNeesas of consumption, i concluded
TO Try yours and from that time am happy to
say L3und relief write THIS in hopes you
sunere as have done, they may know where
10 ma medicine, the virtues of which NAV be
jan JAMES OSpTrpN
For sole by JAS RAKFR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-01
ITCH CUREDtt

REt 70 ever 50 Invcterate. IN one hour $ applica-
- h2e, and no danger from taking cold-by
usinS DunyrteS' Ech OintmeaL So great a nd
cxtendcd here has become It's Reputation. thai
dealers are ordering It from all parts OF the coun
Try, as remedy which giseS their customers the
highest satisfaction.
A siSdent, connected with one efour Literary
Institutions where this loeth some disease had
app cared. oesstSss, ihai Dummies itcn ONT
ment exietmlnaisdu u, alter vafieus other appli
cations hap taiied TO do 81, and i AaJ in conse
elenes 1@nvaa res utaiion ru that sernin any, a nd
r,eiIic ISIS me oest remedy kno for the Itch!
Hame sa,k te Ntten If dee rcd.
Inis prepa fatios., for p!easantness sa fety,
sApeStton sas<>aad- certainty, uns urpassed. II
squared i.gecs.not coRtain tue least psrIIcl.
VI hSfJufy, OF other ia ngerousr ingredient, aud
may De applied wHhiperfect safety hy pregnant
Isihaies, OF 10. Children AZ the breast, and IL
es.es however invs,crate, IN one Tours aPpll,
SesP?ny IN yrcof ofttfr high- character OF
a disian, dealer N o2dsring f:fo.s. observes;
II isuniversally pronounced the best remedy
yetusedin these partG'-
Another writes from a distant city-aIi is a
valuable arncie. asd fully worth the price sci
upon it-h has no oqusl-ir tins marketr
"A phy>icaH the first e,ainence. ~ prescribing
n spoke Of itin the h CHEST ierns as most COM
= tetely answering the purpose, aud to use his
own wefds. pronounced u Just the thing.
IL frafsn one Of the best application for the
generally a
Price with fail directions IS cents
..sDr Rclf,'s Asibmaiic or Censump'ive pills
this has been pronounced among al the cous h
medicines TO be had, one of the most valuable
ever yei discovered, which a trial will prove.
y B.. Each article vii; b signed by w L
Adder on the outside wrapper.
Prepared from the original vi : Recipe of Dr.
w Il Conway, by w l. Kidder, immediate success.
sor 10 the late L KIdder, by who they are for
sale at his counting TO, IN, Ne Sc Safe street
corner 0i Merchants row, Boston. and by his
special appointment JAS BAKER
dec Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-01
w. w. y S. RI, JIHESON.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL DEALERS IN HAT.
AND CAPS
Weasids Of Main street. Wheeling, Va.

Westsids Of Main street. Wheeling, Va.
"AVE on hand and are constantly manuiaciur
ing a general assortment Of superior Pur an,
Silk hats. They have received the latest sprina
fashions from New York and are now prepared
- supply TO order all sizes aud qualities IN tn
p.ssent or past style, as may suit customers
Black and DTab beavl " and Castor, Plain
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on b ard IN assortmen ofplain
and fancy mems and hOys fur and cloth caps
all Of which they offer 20 their customers and Inc
public on he most pleasing terms
All orders from country merchants and deal
ers promptly hlled on the NOS favorable terms
Thankful for the liberal PATRONAGE they have
heretofore received, they solicit a share sf pub
JIG patronage which they are determined 10 de-
serve by prompt attention, personal application
40 business and cheap Ind faVort biz rates,
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LOOK AT THIS.

IHE attention Of those who have been some-
Il what skeptcal IN reference To The numerous
certificates published in favor of DIR Swayne's :
compound syrup of Wild cherry, on account of
the persons being unknown in this section Of the
State. is respectfully directed To the following
certificate, the writer of which has been a citizen
of his borough for several years, and is know n
a gentleman of integrity and responsit lty.
To the agent, Mr. KIRBY.
ave use DIR Sway he's compound Syrup OF
Wild cherry for a cough, with which have been
severely afflicted for about four moths, and have
no hesitation in saying that I. ~ the mos. effect
I'VE medicine that have been able to procure. II
composes all uneasiness, and agr, es well with my
diet,-d maintains a regular T. good appetite.
can freely recommend 1t TO all others similarly
afflicted. J MINNICK, :
March Q, $780, Borough Of ChambersburSh
INTERESTING FACTS
DR. SpdyHe-Respected friend From the very
beneficial effects which have received from the
use of The Jmpound syrup of Wild cherry bark
| am fully wiling TO testify TO the astcnsh nS
effect My attack was that of a common cold
which began TO threaten something OF a more
serious nature. Being commented 70 use th c
above syrup, l finally give 1t a rrial,- and am
happy TO say II gave me almost instant RELIEF.
have used 1t freq lentiv, and always with the
same beneficial effects. Ifothers would use this
medicine at the COMMENCEMENT OF their cold and
coughs, they wound prevect a disease which
would be more alarming IN its character, and
much morJ obstinate IN the cure.
ELWOOD |. PUSFY,
W corner Arch and SITS Phflad.
For sale by JAS BAKER Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-01
CoRNS, CORNsu CORNISH,

NUNED by tue 1tbOt corn pidsferi Ii affords
~ Hn'nec. aie rciIef aud = u sure cure Tor
s.rns, H dIssolves the corn aud removes Il from
the foot with ease and eApediiIon. without III,
least pam. from among the many cases of
cures, read the following extract of letter from
the Rev Ebenezer Newhali of Liacvln, Mass.
cannot neglect 10 state. that 1 feel great con
hdence IN the Albr'n corn plaster. as one of the
sureSt remedies; I have tried IT'S efficacy, add in
four successive applications according TO the die
rectlons, u effect, a cure
In prof OF which. read the following CT ses,-
ladi!-To whom reference can be made, after
suffering great paia. anu inconvenience for years
rom coTns, and who m the mean Iiae was ma
king use of varIo, highly celebrated rcn edes,
out 10 no purpose, anC had IN conssqu, nee OF
these repeat ed disarpointuents, nearly despair
ed Of reei, most happily met with the Albion
corn plaster one box ofw hich. Ia, an expen sc of
only 90 cents,l has entirely cured her corns! So
astonishing was this cuIe to induce several of
the friends and neighbors OF the lady to use the
same Ie.nedy, and with the Same good sue ce,s!
SAn old observation-disclosures an agent
that after suffering uncenscionable pain and
uoubie for yeaas from a corn, which had resist.
su every attempt to Destroy Was cured by tins
A person!-So crippled with corns for long
time as TO be unable to,walk, hadito cut holes in
his shoes, to ca sc his feet,-Was cured by this
Price 25 cents abox.
.. Eaeb>sfthe articles will be ng cd w L
kidder oDsfie outside wrapper,
'..Consumpt No person can have ade-
9uatoi idea OF the astonishing relief which Or
Reife highly celebrated Asthmatic or consump-
tE n pns, give IN CONSUMPTION coughs, colds,
d,fhcul'y OF breathing, whee; ing, tightness OF
the chest, gain IN the side, splitting of blood &c
tair trial only is necessary to convince persons
suffering from these complaints that tnis is one
.Sl NE most aluable medicines ever discovered
complaints otyAHpngs generally. Common
are rsWppSsd IN kw hours Price rs cts.
IeparSssffem the sinal Nj Recipe of Dr
Conway, ny dder, immediate sue
Eesfotto the late kidder. BY whom thev az
forsae at his COW Ring room, No sc State>s ST
corner Of Merchhts row, Boston, and>by hi,
specaI appointment by JAS B<kER.
des1 wbeelinE, Va.
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FRESI RIVAL OF CHEAP PUBL rloN9
FH'H lowing cheap works j Ieeen.s 'al
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Ihers, Nv York .om-
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"WaE Marlin Chuzslspf BY Cess pieh .Sch
Tb;S kk will be completed IN seVeh 'Eselish
n.,, &sinin. three pOmbeTs OF VIZ sents.
al 49,; !Si,h two s,esi etchings at $500
maIe the cost Of tSe entire work. 81" ''''"
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rcb is IN Unpublished weekly =. ~ nf
~ Tdt Inmber roosIyed. contains pe nIsoJ ~
hkws, by lev II II NIlnan, F"h map anu
SIX Itts Of John c Cahou, presenting a
ndsnsed history 81 Political fents' rom I'iA
,Is4J Price ~ % cents.
Persons wishing to purchss,any Of the sosys
works should call immedlaiiy', nsdtnw e eNPpe
rceiyed is very limited. Ym KOBb,
1.-THE Old stand Of ROD * stephenson
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READ THIS !-Shinn and ScNers' Verm

READ THIS !-ShiHn and Sellers Verm
IL nIgc cannot be beat.
MonOngalia CO, Va. Aug "a, 1896.
this lsto certify that gave two doses of Shinn
and sellers Nermiiuge to two Of my children:
from one IL brought upwards Of one hundrad "a
one hundred and twenty from the other. / have
used MLane's Vermiuge. and believe il is n
good worm medicine. but ! believe Shinn a.
Sellers is better. Dawn SUttrv.S
GAINESVILLE, Pa. March 4 Is3-
Messrs ShinB Il Sellers think your Vermi.
.lpge preferable to any have ever seen or used
Ahefs - no othe59sed in this part Of the con ntrv
SheAl az can helsfocurcd-fOur and Il We hundred
Wort Eh2JeStteh DESTROYED by the use Of one vial
time. JAMES Mass M m
Prepared only and sold wholesale nd retail no
X T. SELLERS,
No 90 Wood street below "a
Sold in Wheeling by James Baker. nov %
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CONSUMPTION CONSUMPTION,

- Vt In NVIVoU VT HUN
Moe proofs Of the efficacy of DIR S-vovne,.
eompOuld syrup of Wild cherry, IN rel ewing sfFIe
ton; - i'S
To L Swayne. Dear Sir-The time ba. bse,
when would not recommend a medicine advsrl
tsed in the public prints. over my own sISnsi,ye.
now 1eeg diheTent-J feel relief I was red,ced
ny prouacted cough FOR six months 10 a mere
skelstsni no rest al nlght; soreness and oain IN
my breast, side, &c. SuficeH 10 say. i used
Your compound syrup OflYild cherry which ,n n
few weeks relieved me e7ectually, I am eeTtsin
had u not been for your medicine las lie RE.
quently depends on early ateat.an to pyoner
Allsdcines,) should now be in the silent grave
no person delay, but procure your SVTup
relieved Of their Coughs and Gods 5s
dangerous companions, and often lead
consequences. four friend
AhhM sklNNER, Crawford co. Pa.
Swayrcs Office, No "a North sinh A.
below Arch. Philadelphia. where All or.
eneies, &c must be directed Refsren.
Fnected. N'eien
----~asd Syrup Of Villa ch.,,.
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BIZ CAREFUL OF YOUR coins

Many people are apt 10 consider a cold but n
infilng matter and TO thlhk that lit will go wav
IN day OF twoi" and they give themselves no
trouble about it. But to such we wsuld saw. he
careful of ofyOuT colds'-d0 not tamper with yonT
sonsiliutions. II You reslre 10 live 10 a good
sRd speedy cure. 'B
DIR Swayne's compound syrup Of Wild cherry
mas cured mere colds than any other NJ edicine
OF cure effected by this invaluable medicine. which
abe proprietor is daily receiving are OF the most
grauiylng nature. and tend 10 show its sanatlye
properties, and the high rank IL holds in public
estlmatlon.-M Defner 'S'