Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-24
 PATENT MEDICINES.

hk. SNAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
 V WILD CIlERRY-Ths grsaf rsnedyfor Con- r1uapfioa-C Colds, Coughs. Splitting oi Blood, Bron- clinls Difficulty of breathing. Asthma. Pam in he Side und Breast, Whnoping Cough, Group, and all Disorders oI the Liver and Lungs, Broken Const- union, 6c &c.
 This ''celebrated remedy" hns now, by i.s n. irinsic virtues, acquired celebrity which can never be shaken by ihe many quack "Nosirums" with which the country abuuuds The public are fast ,arnng haI this is 'Ie only remedy that can be re-
 lied Up.n for the speedy and permanent cure of all diseases of the lungs. IL IS literally sweeping con sumption from he lanl; wherever il k introduced and becomes known, all others dwlndle into nsig nfcance. The public hate heen 'humbugged' long enough, and now resort to a medicine which the testimony of the eminent phS iciaas in the land has placed beyond the reach of criticism. IL requires boslermg mp, by publishing columns of lo ged certi6cales-but il is enough to lef Ihe public know where il can be obtained, and one Tial will convince all of lls great efficacy in curing those distressing diseases above named, winch have bafied the sk i'll o( inc mns learned practitioners for ages heretofore.
 DR. SwAYEE's CoMPoUED SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY the first preparation from that vaua- bic tree which was introduced 10 the public, and ample proof is afforded of it's success by ne country being flooded with 'Basans,' Candies, and 'Mixlares' of Wild Cherry, one of which is pte- pared by regular physician, although they have as. sumed the names of respectable plNsicians 10 give currenc" io their "Noslrims." Therefore inc pub- lie should be on their guard, and not have worth. less mixture palmed upon them for the orig ind and genuine preparation, which is only prepared by DR SwAYNE, N W. cnrRer Of Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia.
 CoNsUMPTIYEs!-0r those whose Lungs are al- fecIed slightly, should take this S,lup without delay, by which they may prevent lhe fxing of that dire disease fully and f,mly. How important then, 10 avoid Il. Never live day with cough when this Syrup can be had and yon are nearly certnin, with Drn r.ir fO avnl dp5 hV 'DN
 DR. SwAYNE's CoMPoURD SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.-Is a compound of Fsgetabte Remedies i; il is called UHd Chsuy, because that article Is the basis Of the Preparation. h Is combined with other ingredients, Ihal lhe utmost efficiency Is given to s good qualities; as supporter and preserer ol the powers and functions of e, il has equal.
 DR. SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY-ls well known 10 be lhe original and true article hearing the name of WILD CHERRY, Tor Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Bleeding at the Lungs, aud all Pulmonary affections. IL IF acknowl- edged by all who have used it, be lhe best article that Can be obtained for these complaints Be sure thai you call for Dr. SwAYEE's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, and you will be sure get the original and tue article, winch is prepared from the Wild Cherry. Prepared only by Dr Swayne of Philadel pha, who Is regular practitioner, and has long been accustomed 10 the treatment of Pulmonary Dis eases in all their varieties
 Wholesale and Retail agent for Mobile, Seth w Roberts, Water st Andrew Oliver X Co New Or leans; P. NJ. Cohen 6 Go. Charesion; Bernard s Go. Ro.ney, Miss; D. & E Esterly & Co.,, SI Louis; J. J. Morris g. Go Louisville, Ky, Win Shorn, Pittsburg; E E Hinman, Cincinnati; w J castner & Co. Ciarksville, Tenn; McNary & Ham llron, Nashville; TJ q ] Barclay, Georgetown Ky; Dr John Carr, Memphis, Tenn; E Marshall Augusta, Ga; M Turner. Savannah; r Johnson Richmond, Va; and by regularly appointed agent' in nearly al the principal towns in the U. States dec27 23tf