Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-13

consumption Of the Lungs.
AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER, ASTHMA, BRoScurrIs
on WEAKNEss or rHR BREAsr on LUNes,
CHRONIC CoueH. PLSuRIsY, HEnoRsuAeR
OF LrNss, AND ALL AFFECTIONS Or
-s THE PULMONARY OReANs.
Aatsrs's ossn Prrscriptio~.--A compottid
ba!samic preparation Of the Prunus v,rpin !.
ians, Or Wild Cherry Bark, combined with
the extract Of tar. prepared By . new che Nc
zeal process, approved and recommended by
The mos; distinguished physicians, and mi.
We fsally acknowledged abe most valuable
medicines ever discovered.
We do not wish 70 trihe with the lives or
health Of the affected, and we sincerely
pledge ourselves 70 make no assertions a 70
the virtues Of this medicine, aud to hold ont
no hope 70 suffering humanity which facts
will hot warrcnt. i
We ask The attention of the candid TO 4
few considerations. Nature, in overy part Of
her works, has left indehbls marks Of adapt.
alton and design
The constitutions of tho animals and Va.
eetables OF the torrid, 10 gu oh thar thcy could
not endure the cofa ot the fripiJ zone and
ctcs persa. sH
In regard to disease and it's cure, the "a.
eptation is no less sttikmg. The Moss Of
icclsLd, the Wild Cherry and Pine Of iii
portheth lnti,ldes. Che Balsam i chem.
ical extract Of the,e.) have long been cele.
hrated for complaints prevalent onl, in cold
climates. Indeed the moot distinguished
men have aserred that nature furnishes in
every ceuntrJ artido.se for its own peculiar
diseases. as'.t. /; III u
Consumption in it's confirmed aad incipi-
emf s,nges, coughs, asthma, Group and liver
complaint, form by far the most fatal class
Of diseases known to our land
Yet even these may be cured BY means ef
the simple yet powerful remedies. &hieh are
scattered ~her,.sey hyde iialinladies prevail.
A CASE OF ASTHMA.
The tollowingis from distinguished Law
yer Of the city Of New York, who Md been
afflicted with the asthma for upwards 81
"twenty years. and who, After reading such
eases can doubt the fficacy Of this medic, a.
NV YoRE, Jan. IS, iS43.
have been afflicted with epssmodia asth.
ma for - years. som umess. severely Al. 10
be cor faed 10 my room for weeks, and allho,
attended by various medical advisers of the
hig CHEST reputation and skill in the country,
the reliet was but pa~iiai and temporary
twice the disease proved nearly fatal to my
life. -
Some few weeks ago / commenced ticking
Wistar's Baisam OF Wild Cherry, which gave
me instan, reliei. and a single bottle pro-
duced in a few dave what 1 believe 20 So
radical and perfect cure.
A. WILLIAMS. Att'y at Lsw,
III No. 58 William st. NY.
We are acquainicd with the writer Of the
Ihove certificate, and his sta,et sits tire en-
;itled 10 the full, confidence Of The public.
r. A.T4LMADGE,
Recorder os the city Of N. York.
JOHN POWER, D. D.
vicaf General Of New York.
From Rev B. r. Fa,nsworsh, Memphis,
Tenn, a distinguished BaPtist Clergyman,
and formerly Presiden, Of the Georgetown
Ky } Col'eee.l
MEMPHIS. Tom, April 10, "a.
Dear Sir:-A friend Of yours has proposed
that should furnish statement in favor Of
that most valuable medicine, Of which you
are agent, known as the "BaIsan Of Wild
Cherry have been suffering for ivs or
elk yeAfs, bronchial affection, accompanied
by o,hef painful maladies. Duriag this pr.
Rod | have derived great relief from the
friendly and ltdicious advice and prescrip-
tions Of rome OF he ables, physicians in our
country. Within fe~ weeks past, at the
suggestion OF one OF these gentlemen, have
made experiment OF the Balsam, and haze
been much sratihed with its effects. Pree-
ent relief has been invaria Bile, when have
taken IL at times Of great suffering; and am
persuaded that il IL now contributing essen !.
tally 10 the removal Of one Of the most sin
gulaf and complicated chronic diseases. that
have fallen under The observat;cn or prac.i-
TONERS in the medical prof ssion.
an truly yours.
BIZ FARMS TORTH.