Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

of the Greast, Ch,on,e Coughs, difficulty Of 6,eata.ar'
splitting Of blood, and all affection u The Pulmonary o.
gaas.
a.. NO QuAcKERy..No DECEPTION -
In setting forth the virtues of this truly valuable medicine.
we have no desire to deceive the afflicted, nor do we wish I.
enlosize it more than it Jnstl, deserves, yet when we look a.
round us and see the vast amount oil suffering oeeasioned by
the various diseases in which it has proved so pre-eminenly
successful, we feel That We cannot say too much in its favour.
Various remedies, ii is true have been offered aud pulled nno
not;cc from time to time, for diseases of the Lungs, and som,
ave undoubtedly been found very useful but Of all that has
vet been discovered, it IS universally Acknowledged that none
las ever proved as successful as this. The medicinal viz.
tines Of the WILD CHERRY BARK have long been known and
highly extolled in many diseases, by some oil the most emf
nent physicians, but in this preparation its powers are great
IL increased, and Its superiority at once made manifest. y
sides p,.sessinp all the virtues % the lid Cherry BarkS :
a highly concentrated form, it also contains an extract u
cess, BIZ which their medicinal properties are scientifically
combined and associated together, with such other medicinal
substances, as to render it far superior to any form IN which
The universal celebrity which this medicine is rapidly
gaining in every section Of the country, and the many sarPr-
sing cures it has eEe3ted, has indeed established its eficaey
bey ond all doubt, and clearly proves that Consumption
NAV and can be cured, even in some Of its most distressing
forms. We are not, however, skeptical enough to suppose
that this or any other remedy is capable otcuring every case,
and all stag. ofihe disease; ON the contrary, we are well a
ware thai there are many cases beyond the ro"eroi he'i'clns
To cure. Yet while there is life there is hope, and from prasi
teal experience in the efficacy Of this medicine, we can sale
" say there are few cases in which it will not alle.iate the
suffering, and m ~ polong life for years. Such indsed are
the astonishing healing and restorative properties of this Bal
sam that even IN tie worst forms OF Consumption, y when
he patient has suffered " nth the most distressing cough, No-
lent pains in the chest. difficulty o. breathing, night sweats,
bleeding al tn. = rs SIC and whent The most esteemed remedies
Of our Pharmicopias had failed to afford any relief, and alter
numerous other remedies had been used iar many months III
vain, this invaluable remedy has been productive OF the
mos astonishing relief. In the early stages OF the disease,
proceeding from neglected colds, termed Catarrhal ConsuInp-
tor, it has been used with undo ia,ing success, and in many
instances, when this disease seemed to have marx ed its
victim for an early grave. the use of this medicine has ar
restqd every symptom, and restored the lungs 10 a state OF
perfect health.
In that form of Consumption, so prevalent amongstdelha' a.
,.,,..y -. ..n,.p tor,.l ,BjiItu N HUy1nW into Il
Decline" a complaint with which thousands arc lingering, II
has also been used with surprising success, and not only pos
sesses the power Of checking the progress oi tins alarming
disease but ut the same time strengthens and inVigoraies the
Whole system more eilectually than any remedy we ha'ecver
possessed.
As a remedy in Liecr complaints, .4stt1sa, Bronchitis
Sc, especially when attended with a cough, hoarscncss
soreness eft ttrodt, or oppressed breathing, " a oesh
used with equal success, and cured many cases 81 years
standing, after every thing else had failed. In common
coughs and colds, Group in children, which prevail so extern
siyely throughout the winter, 1t will be found much mere e.
fretnal than any remedy in use, and when colds settle upon
the lungs, causing an inflammation with pans III ,e nisas.
difficulty or shortness ofbreathing, Sc, the use OF this i'aisaa
will suppress such symptoms immediately, and at the
same time prevent the lungs from becoming more seriously
diseased.
Aswehave already published some hundreds ofccrtiticatos
from Physicians and others, whose testimony cannot be dis
putcd, We deem it unnecessary toeAhihit them IN TINS place,
and earnestly advise all who are afflicted with a disease Of
the lungs in any form to resort TO this remedy without fail,
and we feel assured they will find we have not oserrated its
virtues, or promised more than they will realize. The great
success attending the use oil this Balsamin Pulmonary diseas-
ies, having naturally attracted the attention oil Fly slclafs, u
others, various opinions and surmises nave risen WI teeaio
to ats component parts; some have supposed II TO contain 70
dine. others, mercury, &c, and to such substances they at
tribute it's extraordinary efficacy. Such opinions being en-
hrelv erroneous, and calculated 10 prejudice many persons
against it, we pledge ourselN es that 1t contains nothing OF the
kind, or any thing the least injurious; on the contrary, II 10
composed principally of the simple substances above nance,
and the great secret of it, efficacy consists in the method by
winch they arcprcparcd. Such in fact is the nature ard sim
pliety ofthis medicine, so powerful in action, yet SO mild, safe
* pleasant in its operation, that it might be Justly termed
"Natares own prescription" and Though but 2 years have
elapsed since it was first made public, we can proudly say it
has acquired a celebrity unprecedented by any tuit1n IN
use, and is evidently destined to become the mast popular
and valuable medicine ever discovered. 351For particulars
see DIR. Wistars "Familv Medical Guide" a treatise on
Pulmonary diseases, which may be had gratis OF any Of the
Agents.
CACT1ON.-As several attempts have been made to pre-
ludice the public against this medicine, by an obscure litter
nostrum called Swanes Syrup of " lid Cheriy) who has as
serted hat DR. Wistar is not the inventor. and otherwise re-
sorted to the most palpable and malicious %falsehoods, it is ne
ccs,ary to put the public on their guard, and request purchs-
scrs 10 be very particular 10 ask for ''I)R. NlSIARx
BNISAN OF WILD CHERRY" and observe tao'e
words blown in the glass of each bottle, and the signature Of
Henry " istar NJ. D., on the label. without which none is
genuine. 1t is also enyelopcd in an engraved wrapper, rep
rcsenting a jubilee under the Wild Cherry Tree, and
a pamphlet descriptive of the diseases, with full directions
for using, copy rights of the same being secured according 10
law. 3g.In order to protect the public from imposition, We
will also give a reward of Fire Hundred Dollars, for the
conF iction OF any person or persons, detected in counterfeit
o. Remember. there lisa medicine advertised called the
'SUrp Of MA Ctc9yy,' which is entirely different FROM
the ialsam, and has no connexion with it whatever.
The genuine Ba'sam Is prepared isr the proprietor, and
sold at Wholesale by WILLIAMS X Co, Chemists. No.
p Minor Street, Philadelphia, to whom all orders must be
directed, (ppst paid) Sold also by Druggists and appointed
AGENTS in all the principal Towns i'll the l nited States. Ro-
tail price, II GOA bottle. - \ liberal discount to the trade.
\. B-Drugeists and dealers in medicines will find this 4
very valuable and profitable addition to their stock, aud
sllonid always have it on hand. An Agency may also bs oh
tanned by 4 responsible person in any Town where none en-
lists, by addressing as above, post paid.
Sold in L%ynchburg, by ID. :. LYMAN .
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