The State guard., 1847-08-17
WIS TAR,S Balsam of Wild Cherry.
CONSUMi8'rION.

A MONG all the famous medicines for IA Consumption, none seem 10 be meet ing with greater success, or gaining a high CT reputation, than that mosi wonderful ar- ticle, WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
 That it stands ai the head of all other re- medles, is now universally conceded. It has cured thousands upon thousands, of alF classes. Tn cases of the most dangeIously consumptive chars cter. And physicians c3 the greatest emlnence, throughout our " hole country, unhesiialingly pronounce il the most poDerfat curdtire of pulmonary ds. eases in he whole range oi Pharmacy, The sales in the Western States have thus far been unparalleled /; and he most gratiiyino. proofs of it's efficacy have been receiyeS from every place where il has been used Thousands of conSumpt1re patients have already tested it's exalted virtues, and con- lessed it's surpassing excellence and anna ':io9 power. The remarkable success of .hls Balsam IS no doubt owing m a grear measure 10 the peculiarly agreeable and powerful nature of it's ingredients. It is 0 fine kef6al medicine, composed chiefly of wild cherry bark and the genuine Iceland moss -the latter imported expressly for this pnrpose-the rare medicinal virtues os which are also combined by new chem ical process. with The extract oi tar, thus rendering the whole compound ,he most certain and efheacious ever discovered for Consumption of the Lungs, Liver Affec- licns, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all diseases oi the Respiratory Organs.
 Reader! he not startled to see this Great American Remedy supplanting every otheY Basam before the public.
 And why should It not, when by it hun dreds and thousands of cures. in cases here. tofore considered hopeless, are being per- formed m all parts Of the United States.
 Read the following, which is a single in- stance only of the sanaive effect of Dr, Wlstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry upon the dealh-bed patient. u is from Mir Eli Bailey. highly respectable merchant of Vi enna, Johnson county Illinois
 .nessrs Phelps { Biaks1ey, s. Louis, Mo; GENTLEMEN "A desire 10 benefit the af- fllcted throughout the land, has alone indu- ced me to make the following statement of iacts respecting one oi the most astonsh. Ing cures ever recorded NJ son, now F years old, has been afflicted during his achols tYe with constant cough, pain in his side and chest, accompanied with night sweats and hectic lever, which produced great em- aclallon and debility; and at intervals du- flng the night his expecroralion would be- come so great as to endanger his life from strangualion. Dining this time he was attended by many physicians of the high est rePute, whose prescriptions gave bur temporary rellei-ln fact so alarming were he symptoms, and so inveterate was his disease, that ] was compelled to believe him beyond he reach of medical aid.
 pt n inbh h,r. .I r-:z him, regarded him as one who was lapidly approaching an early and premature grave. Alter having hus exhausted the skill of ouy best physicians without obtaining relief wes prevailed upon, by the advice of a friend, 10 make use of Uisia,'s Balsum of Wild Cherry
 He commenced its use about the 3Oth of December, 1914, the first bottle of which gave astonishing relief and began again To indulge in the fond hope that he might yet be restoredto health.
 After having continued the use oft until three bottles had been taken. the disease was entirely overcome, and his shattered constitution and emaciated form restored to sound and permanent health, which he con- tlnues to enjoy up to the presen, time.
 believe the genuine Ur. Wistar's Bal. sam oi Wild Cherry to be one of the most valuable n edicines ever discovered-k ing, as do that Ihe above cure was effect- ed solely by its-use.
 am, gentlemen, your most ob't serv't,
 April 9, ls46. ELI BAILEY
 Sold, wholesale and retail, by Harrey Scordl, No. so Chartres st., New Orleans, General Agent for the Southwestern States.
 The true and genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is sold by Wm. B. Cooper, Wetumpka Ala. Messrs. Coster & Cox. Montgomery; Messrs. c. & E. Fowler, Tuskegee, and J. Marlow. Selma, Ala.
 Wetumpka, Jan. 22, 1S47. Iy-3