The State guard., 1848-07-04
W-STAR's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

The great Remedy. for Consumption of fhs'
 Lungs, 4tections of The Lirer, Asthna r,
 Bronchitis, Pains or Weakness Of he
 Breast or Lungs. Chronic Coughs
 Pteurisy, Hemorrhage of he Lungs and
 dn of'ser ofecfions of the Pulmonary
 Organs. HNHE time has come when Consump.
 A ton may be elassed among the cura- ble diseases!
 NEW TREATMENT OF CoNstMpyicN Among all the famous Medicines for Con sumption, none seems to be meeting wi,h greater success, or gaining higher repu. ta;ion, than that most wonderful article WIsTAR's BALsAM OF VILE CaxasY.
 That It stapds at the head ot all other remedies, IS now universally conceded. It. has cured thousands upon thousands of aln classes, in cases of the most daneeES.ss> character, and physicians of the greasesst eminence throughout our whole country now unhesitatingly recommend it as the most wonderful curative of pulmonary dis eases in the whole range of pharmacy.-. The sales in the Western States have thus, far been unparalleled and the most srati-- lying proofs of it's efficacy have been re-, celved from every place where it has been, used. Thousands of consumptive pa,jentsi have tested it's exalted virtues and confess. ed Its excellence and amazing power.--- The remarkable success of this Balsam is no doubt owing in great measure to the peculiarly agreeable and pow erIul nature of It's ingredients. It is fine herbal naedi- cine-composed chiefly of Wild Cherry Bark and the genuine Iceland Moss-(the. latter imported expressly for the purpose) tine rare medical virtues ot which are also combined by new chemical process with the Ertrnct of Tar Thus rendering fhe whole compound the most certain and efhcacious remedy ever discovered.
 We do not wish to deceive the afflicted. or hold out any hopes of relief when none exist; but when so many hundreds, pro. nounced by skillful physicians as most hopeless cases have been cured, wto can blame us for using every word and accent of persuasion to induce the suffering inva- lid to lay aside prejudice and partake of remedy seldom known to fail?
 TESTIMONIALS.
 Read the following letter written to our Agent at Bowling Green, Ky, by gentle man of high standing at that place: Mr. Joseph l. Younglore:
 oH-hs d uuty owe 10 tne community, and particularly to the afflicted, would state that have been for number of years laboring under disease and weakness of the lungs, which caused me to cough great deal, and produced consequent debility of my system generally, to such degree, that 1t was with difficulty could walk, 10 do which, even for short distance, I experi- enced great fatigue. l had various medi. cines recommended to me, which used without any beneficial effects whatever, until procured bottle WIsTAR's RALsAm OF WILD CHERRY. The use of one bottle afforded relief, entirely relieving me of cough and restoring my lungs to healthy action. The use of it for short time in- creased my general health and strength 10 such an extent, that was stronger and more healthy than had been for years be- fore. From the trial l have made of the medicine, car confidently recommend it as powerful Tonic, certain cure for af- fections of the lungs, unless il may be Tn cases of Consumption, obstinate and of long standing. JAMES A. LEWIS.
 Bowling Green, Ky, March 7. 1846.
 Beaodre of counterteits and base imita- tions The true and Genuine Or. Uis- tar's Balsam of Hid Cherry has the sig nature of Sanford & Park On the engraved wrapper of each bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by Scovils& Mead, 80 Chartres streeI, New Orleans, General Agents iol the South and West, to whom all orders for the genuine must be invariably address ed. Sold by mf
 w. B. Cooper, Druggist Wetumpka, Ala. ]; Costar & Cox, Montgomery, Ala. : c. Fowler, Tuskeega, Ala; Pearson & Cross, Dadeville, Ala; P. A. &. J. w. Wise, Dudleyville, Ala; J. W. Huey & Co.,, Talladega, Ala.
 Mar. 2S. 13-3m.