Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24

NoI Pharmacy. The Gales in the Western
States have thus lar been unpafa lleIed
aud The most gratifying proofs OF its ell
ficacy have been received from every
place where II has been used Thou
sands Of CONSU MPTlVE PATlEN rs
have already tested Ils exalted virtues
end confessed its surprising excellent
and amazing power. The remarkable
success OF this Balsam is no doubt owing
10 great measure 10 the peculiarly
agreeable and powerful nature oil its 10.
gredienls II is a FINE HERBAL
MEDICINE! composed chiefly oi WILD
CHERRY BARK and tho genuine
ICELAND M0SS-Uhe latter import
ed expressly Tor Ibis purpose The rare
medical virtues OF which, are aso com
blned by new chemical process with
The Extract oI TAR thus rendering The
whole COMPOUND the most certain and
efficaclous remedy ever discovered lor
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
W The foilOwing zoe haze just receiped
from MeSSrS JOSlia u kowe, Drug
giStS, in NepGrk, in this State, 10
WhOm il rGS communicated bv Jokn
Wimer, Esq citizen of Burlington,
Licking county, Ohio.
BURLINGTON, Licking co., O.j
Dec |, lS43.
Mesars JosIin g. Rowe At your re-
aquestl herewith transmit 10 you a state
menl OF the case OF Mrs. Wlmor and
child Hs near as an abe 10 commu-
Dlcale which you are al liberty 10 pub
lish il you see fit, as feel a desire 10
inform the world of The effects Of the
invaluable medicine called Wislar'e Bal.
sam Of VIVID Cherry, to which, by the
divine blessing, ] am indebted for the
restoration 10 health Of my wife end
child.
About FIVE years ago, Mrs Winner
was attacked with violent cough, pa 10
in The chest end side, sDd symproms of
approaching consumption. During the
intervals from that time 10 some time in
February last che had been treated by
eminent physiciOns from Utica. Sylvia.
MIA, Homer, Chatham and Newark, and
with only partial relief oil the most ur.
gent symptoms. About one year ago.
she caught cold which sealedupon The
lungs. producing 90 alarming and ag-
grsvation Of ell her previous symptoms.
Her physician ives sent for. and deSple
his best efforts, she began rapidly 10
sink under her disease, Cough, exprc
torslion, Hectic, together with nj pht
sweais, soon reduced her to q complete
skeleton 10 February last, her atlen
ding physicisn deemed her CAGE sloge-
lhsr hopeless, council wac called and
after deIiberBlng upon her case unanI-
moUsly pronounced her to be- beyond
tho reach oil means, and expressed Their
opinion that she could survive but shorl
time, one or two weeks OF larlhast She
was al this time entirely confined 10
her bed, end sea rceIy able 10 arlicuIale,
except in a whisper. Her daily parox
ysms OF coughing would last hor uninter.
Tuptedly from 3 10 5 hours, and 90 go
we're we're they, that we did expect that
every paroxysm would be the last The
physicians in council pronounced her
lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Spine and Mucus
Membrane ol the Stomach to be incura
bly, diseased. 1t was al this last exlro-
nifty that wC happened to obtain a pam
Phlet describing Or, Wlslsr's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry,Hs applicable to Lung af
ieclions. We Immediately sent TO you
and procured bottle, aud commenced ito
use at even'Og by giving her one tea
spoonful, and such was the surprisiRa
effect that she was able 10 pass CON
Portable nights rest, without exporien
cling sOy paroxySm oI coughing, Snd
such was lie ulnmale effect, that allel
taking FIVE bottles she was, contrary Il
the ex xpeclalions Of her physicians, Ont
every one who saw her, entirely resro
red TO health: and since last summer ha
done The entire work OF her laIall,
Alter the last attack Of Mrs Winner, ou
youngest child then an inanl al lht
breast vas lsken down. aOd rapidly
sinking. with tho same symptoms as il
mother, and seeing the happy effect 0
tho Bslsam in The case ol he mother
we we're disposed to make trial oI It 10,
The child, end il was attended with he
Same perfect success,
The above statement cen be altesred
by our physician as we'll a. our neigh
bors and scquOlnlOnces, who saw Mrs,
Winner during The course ot her sick
nsss. Very Iruly you're, &c,
JOHN WlMER,