Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20

powerful influence. is that of DISEASED LIVER Inthis com
plant it has undoubtedly proved more eficaeious than any remedy
endured long and severe suffering from the disease, without re
sewing the least benefit from various remedies, a1 even wnea
MERCURY has been resorted to in vain, the use Of this BALsAM
has restored the liver to a healthy action, and in many instances
effected permanent cures after every known remedy has JAILED 70
Besidesis astonishing efficacy in the diseases above mentioned.
we also find it a very effee'ual remedy in ASTHMA, a complaint
in which it has been extensively used with decided success even
'a's' " NATURES w PRESCRIPTION.
A compound Balsamic preparation Of the Ptungs VIRGINIA, %
HWild Cherry Bark, y combined with the Extract q IaI, pTepaiso
by a new chemical process, approved and Ieeommenaso Dy u.hee
most distinguished physicians, and universally acknowledged ue
The universal celebrity which this medicine is rapidly gaming N
every section Of the country, and the many astonishing cures i has
should be remembered, that in diseases Of the LUNGS or LIVEh, as
IN all other chronic affections, a LITTLE time is always necessary 70
effect cure. Although in most cases the Balsam WIZ aloIa a m ~
immediate relief, and often effect great changes in a lew days u
cannot reasonably he e~xpeetedto produce the same salntary enect
in every case in so short a time yet, from the high celebrity II mas
eoGpumeucc e N T ~ While hh! ot,ers EXPECT a : single bottle to afford them
grea er rehefthan ell the medicines they mad taken Tor mohlhs pre-
We will not assert that the BAL.sAM will cure Construction in
its worst form, but ithas cured many after all other means Of Teilei
had been tried in vain. Anc why not? It seems that the WELD
CHERRY was destined by Nature to b. our Panacea for the ava-
ging diseases Of this latitude. Let not the despairing Invalid waste
his money and lose time, to him so all important, in experimenting
with the trashy nostTums Of the day, but u.s. at once a meucho
that will cure, ifa cure be possible-a medicine that science aPprG
yes, and many yg9T5 Of Npsrienes have nave de mon ira 4. th mall II al ~
ways relieves. " There Is no such thing as fail" IN the history .
that no one can doubt, fully establishes the fact,
In presenting this highly useful and valuable medicine to public
notice as a remedy for Consumption and Pulmonary diseases IN gen
GTai, the proprietor IN D'cH hClu1lcu sO-ig W IG blNoh su'SSss
attending its use in his practice and desire to benefit the afflicted
and would therefore wish particularly to impress upon the public
mind that it is entirely different from the nostrums daily ushered In
to notice by boastng quacks, as it not only emanat@s from a regular
Physician, but has also been welltested in all the complaints Tor when
it is recommended. Iii not my intention, therefore, eiherto CLOAK
/ in mystery, or in any way deceive the public by 0verrating 10 vT-
tues; on the contrary, | shall simply endeavOr to give a Dref state
ment ofits usefulness, and tatter myself that its surprising cthcacy
will enable me to furnish such proofofits virtues as viii satisfy the
most mcredul3us that Consumption may and "CAN be CURED" II
this medicine be resoIted to in TING.
NO QUACKERY! NO DECEPTION!
All publish I'd statements of cures perform by this m:dicine, are,
in every respect TRUE.
6yBEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND MUTATIONS
The unparalela ID and astonishing efficacy tDr. Wistnr's Balsam OF
VIA Cherry in all the diseases for which 1t is recommenced-curing
many cases after the skill ofthe best physicians was unavallng-has
effected a llrgs and increasing demand for 1t. This fact has caused
several unprncibed count 3rfeitars and mitators to palm off spurious
mixtures, of sinilar name and appearance, for the genuine Balsam.
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTARS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY. None genlin3 unless signed by l. BUTTS Ad-
dress all orders to SETH W. TOWBE, Boston Mass.
Aen,1s: Montpelier, $. ?. Rsdfl1; Barre, oris French Water
barv, B. F. Goss; Marshftld, L. d. Putnam Plnfsld, + Kldder
Middesex, G. F. Stowel Northield, J. White Washington, D.
F. Dickinson; Chelsea, Dickinson q Nobls Newbqry, F. & d d
Reyes Bradford, A. Low Wells River, T. Shsdd Stow, II. 8
Camp; Hydepark, L. II. Noyesj Morrisyile, E. b. H7rrick. Fol
Vermont. Price, 81 a bottle. 43;ly