Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

nR SWAYNi'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF AI WILD CHERRY-The reoire,nedyJoT Cos snmpton-Colds, Coughs. Splitting of Blood, Rron- chIis Difficulty of breathing. Asthma. PaIn in lhe Side and Breast. Whoopine Cough. Group, and all Disorders oi the Liver and Lungs, Broken Consii- tuition, &c &c. ..I.H
 This "celebrated remedy" has now, by it's ID. trinslc virtues, acquired Il celebrity which never be shaken hy the many quaek 'sNostrumg" with which the country abouuds. The pul,lic are fast learning that this is he nny remedy that can be re- lied upon for the speedy and permanent of all diseases of he lungs. IL is literally sweeping con sumption from the land; whereter it k introduced and becomes known, all others dwindle into insiR- nlfcance. The public have heen "humbugped" long enough, and now resort o medicine which the testimony of ihe eminent phyicaRs in the land has placed beyond the reach nf crti ism. It requires no bolslering np, by publishing columns of forged certitcates--but il is enough To let the public know where it can be obtained, and one trial will convince all of s great efficacy in curing those distressing diseases above named, which have bafied the skill of the most learned practitioners for ages heretofore.
 DR. SWAYHE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY vas the first preparation from that saua- ble tree which introduced to the psbe. and ample proof is afforded of it's success by tne country being flooded with 'Basams,' Candies, and 'Mixtures' of Wild Cherry, not one of which is pre- pared by regular physican, although they have as- sumed ihe names of respectable ph, scians to give currcnc" to their "Nosrums." Therefore the pubs lie should be on their guard, and not have wor,h- less mixture palmed upon them for the original and genuine preparations winch is only prepared by DR. SwArsE, N. w. corner of Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia.
 CoEsUmPTiyEs!-Or those whose Lungs are af- feced slightly, should take this S,up without delay. by which they may prevent the fixing Of that dire disense fully and firmly. How important then, to avoid Il. Never live day with a cough when this Syrup can be had and you are nearly certain, with proper care, to avoid destruction by CoNspMPTIoH.
 DR. SWAYKE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.-ls compound of Vtgefabts Remtdiss; it is called Wild Cherry, because that article is the bass of the Preparation. IL is so combined with other ingredients, that the utmost efficiency given 10 its good qualities; supporter and preserser of the powers and functions of life, it has equal.
 DR. SwAYNE's COMPoUED SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY-ls well known to be the original aud true article hearing the name of WILD CHERRY. for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Bleeding at the Lungs, and all Pulmonary affections. IL is acknowl- edged by all who have used il, be he bes article that can be obtained for these complaints Bsssure that you call for Dr. SwAYEE's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, and you will be sure to get the or,ginal and true article, which Is prepared from lhe Wild Cherry. Prepared only by Dr Swayne Of Philadel- lhia, who is a regular practitioner, and has long been accustomed lo the treatment of Pulmonary Dis cares in all their varieties.
 Wholesale and Retail agent for Mobile, Seth W. Roberts, Water st; Andrew Oliver x Go New Or leans; P. M. Cohen x Go. Charleston; Bernard q C." Rodney, Miss; D. & E Esieriy & Co.,, St Louis; J. J. Morris f Co, Louisville, Ky, Wm Shorn, Pitlsburg; iIinman, Cincinnati; w ] Custner & Cs. Clarksville, Tenn; kicNary & Ham illon, Nashville; TJ Sr l Barclay, Georgetown, Ky; Dr John Carr. Memphis, Tenn; E Marshall, Augusta Ga; M Turner. Savannah; r Johnson. Richmond, Va; and b, regularly appointed agents in nearly all the principal towns in the U. States.
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