Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-11

NOtNSch iiON Or THE LUNGS,
AEeeh0Rs c[khe Liner, Asthma, bronchitis,
Pains or Weakness of te Breast or Iunes'
Chronie Coughs, PieHrisy, HepeorrAaRe Of ms
Lungs, rd.aH G6ecfiOns ,T Ihe Pulmonary
NATURES own Prescription.
A compound Balsamic preparation of The Pru-
nus pirstatdna or Wild cherry Bark. combined
with the Ertrdc4 Of Tar, prepar d by a new
chemical recess, approved and Recommended
by the most distinguished physiCians, and uni
versaHy acknowledged the most valuable medi-
NO ~QUACKERY!u 80 DECEPTION.
10 sitting forth the virtues of this trlly great
who are ~laboring under a~ftiietion, nor do we wish
TO eulogize II more than n justly deserves. Yet
when. we look around and see he vast amount
oil suffering and distress occasiOned by many of
the diseases In which tins medicine has DIT, we'd
SO highfy successful, we feel that " e cannot urge
It's claims too strongly ,'OT saw too much in its
favor.
VAR 'us remediesit is true have been offered and
pulled into notice for the cure Ufdiseases of the
useful, nut OF AZ that have yet been discovered,
tfs admnred by physicians aud ali who have
witnessed its effects, THAI none has proved as
successful as this. Su h, indeed, are the
SURPRISING VIRTUES
or this Balsam, that even in the advanced stages
oil SSCS suAPTIoS after all the most esteSned
change, the use of this medicine has been pro-
ductrve of the most astonishing relief, nd
actually efiecsed cures alter all hopes Of recovery
In the first stages Of the disease, termed Ca
tdrrhdt Cons originating frUm neglected
COLDS, II has been used with undertaking
success, and hundreds acknowledge they owe the
restoration Of their health TO this invaluable
medicinea alone. In that form of consumption so
monty termed debility ,or
GOING INTO A DECLINE"
A complaint with which thou sands are lingering
i has also proved highly successful, and not only
possesses the power ofchecking the progress OF
this alarming complaint, but also strengthens
and invigorates the system more etfectuallY than
II anV medicine We ha vo aver nOaaasaad
Besides its surprising efficacy in Consumption,
I IS equally efhcacious in Liner Complaints,
ASthmd, bronchitis, and all affections of the
lungs. and has. cured many of the most obstinate
cases, after every other remedy has failed.
As we have already published numerous certif-
Gates from the highest authority, which prove its
virtues beyond all doubt, we consider n unne-
cessary TO exhibit a long list of them in this
place, and will only mention a few cases, TO
WHILE LIFE REMAINS
WE HAVE STILL SOME HOPE.
A SURPRISING C~URE.-Among the many
singular cures winch this medicine has effected,
there IS perhaps none in which its powers are so
fully shown as IN the casa Of Mrs Austin.
THIS Lady had been consumptive for several
years, and during the greater part of this time
mad received the best medical attention, and tried
all { lie most valuable remedies, yet nothing could
subject 10 Violent fits of coughing. eApcctorated
large, Quantities of matter occasionally tinged
with blood, and step by step this fearful disease
continued It's course, until all hopes of 4 recovery
was entirely d~espaired of. While in this dis
tIessInS situation, lingering upon the very verge
OF The grave, she commenced the use Of this
basGm, which, 10 use her own expression.
operated al most like a charm. In a few DAYS
she exPcc torated freely, the cough was gradually
suppressed, aud every dey appeared TO add fresh
VtEor. Toner looks, and now. IN the place Of that
emaciaied form. whitening TO decay, she is seen
mlngll1Eln society, in better health than she has
enjoyed for wears.
DIsINTEREsTED TEsTIMnNY.-Havins witness
ed the surprising efficacy of Dr. WistaI's Balsam
OF Wild cherry, IN the case of Mrs Austin, /
| GhaRTfnIU anEn a lahUa tho nk.yu -, =
&C WALTERS, NJ D..
Woodstown, Sept A, 1871.
Dear Sir:-Although YOUR invaluable medicine
has already found hundreds ofpowerful advocates
communication from any one that has been
renewed by u. Sucn, SIR, Is truly my case. 4 have
been a victim to that terrible disease Consume
ton, ior, many months, and have suffered so much
mat i had become almost weary of my life
Hearing vour Balsam so highly praised, 1 be san
taxing II a few weeks back; and can assure you
II has relieved me mUre than anything / have
ever used before, and i confidently believe il will
cure me eftectually. Please give the bearer the
worth oil the enclosed, and oblige,
uTs respectfully,
JOHN PEARSON.
Deaf Sir,-Your Balsam Of Wild cherry. has
atiecttd some astonishing cures here. One of
which ls an old lady, N re Russell, who has been
suffering for a long time with shor,ness of hrea
thlnR, and general weakness, until she was final
ly Obliged TO keep her bed. After various otLer
remedies had been IesOrted 10 in vain. she
commenced using your Balsam, and after taking
Two bottles, was so far recovered as to be able
- attend TO all the dnties Of her house. and on
ticking TWO bottles more was entirely cured.
JOHN S c MARTIN.
Pottsyille, Pa.
GAUTIoN.-As there is a spurious mixture