The State guard., 1847-08-03
WIS TAR'S Balsam of Wild Cherry.
CONaU NIPPON.

A MONG all the famous medicines for IA Consumption, none seem to be meets ing with greater success, or gaining high CT reputation, than that mosl wonderful ar< tlcle, WlSTAR'S BALfSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
 That it stands at the head of all other re- medIes, Is now universally conceded. It has cured thousands upon thousands, ol alt classes, Tn cases of the most dangerously consumplive charscte And physicians ot the greatest eminence, throughout our whole country, unhesilatlngly pronounce it the most PowerfW curdtipe of pulmonary diss eases in the whole range ofPharmacy. The sales in the Western States have thus far been unparalleled; and the most gratifying proofs of it's efficacy have been received from every place where it.has been used.-. Thousands of consemptare patients have already tested it's exalted virtues, and con- lessed Its surpasslng excellence and anna ZinS rower. The remarkable success of thls Balsam IS no doubt owing Tn a great measure to the peculiarly agreeable and powerful nature of its ingredients. It is a hne herbal medicine, composed chiefly of Wild cherry bark and the genuine Iceland moss-the latter imported expressly for this purpose-the rare medicinal virtues of which are also combined by new chem ical process, with the extract of tar. thus rendering the whole compound the most certain and efhcacious ever discovered for Consumption of the Lungs, Liver Affec- tens, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all diseases ol the Respiratory Organs.
 Reader be not startled 10 see this Greaf American Remedy snpplanting every other Baisam before the public.
 And why should it not, when by it hum dreds and thousands ofcures, in cases here tofore considered hopeless, are being per- formed in all parts Of the United States.
 Read the following, which is sinoie fn- stance only of the sana.ive effect of Dr.. Wistar's Basam Of Wild Cherry upon the death-bed patient. It is from Mir Eli Bailey, highly respectable merchant of Vi enna, Johnson county, Illinois
 .Hessrs. Phelps 9 Blaksley, St. Louis. Mo: GENTLEMEN "A desire to benefit the af- ficted throughout the land, has alone indu- ced me 10 make the following statement of facts respecting one of the most astonish- Ing cures ever recorded. My son, now IF years old, has been afflicted during his auholc fJe with constant cough, pain in his side and chest. accompanied with night sweats and hectic fever, which produced greatem. aclalion and debility; and at intervals du-- ring the night his approximation would be- come so great as to endanger his life from strangulalion. D1ing this time he was attended by many physicians of the high est repute, whose prescriptions gave but temporary relef-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.
 All of our neighbors and friends who saw him, regarded him as one who was rapidly approaching an early and premature grave. Alter having ihus exhausted the skill of our best physicians without obtaining relief, | was prevailed upon, by ihe advice of a friend, 10 make use of Uiaa,'s Bolsum of Wild Cherry.
 He commenced it's 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 restored 10 health.
 Alter having continued the use of until three bottles had been taken. the disease was entirely overcome, and his shattered constitution and emacialed form restored to sound and permanent health, which he con. tinues to enjoy up to the present time.
 believe the genuine pr. Wstar's Bal- sam oi Wild Cherry to be one of the most valuaole'n edicines ever dscovered- -know- ing, as l do, that the above cure was effect ed solely by it's use.
 l am, gentlemen, your most ob't ssrv't,
 April g, ls46. ELI BAILEY.
 Sold, wholesale and retail, by Harrey Scor0l, No. 80 Chartres st., New Orleans, General AgeLt forthe Southwestern States.
 The true and genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is sold by Wm. B. Cooper, Wetumpka Ala. Messrs. Cosier & Cox, Montgomery; Messrs. c. & E. Fowler. Tuskegee, and J. Marow. Selma, Ala.
 Wetumpka, Jan. 22, 1s47. Jy-3