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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-01
TESTIMONIALS

EEI- T. " sEHON-REI. f. STEPHENSON
The following is verbatim copy Of certificate now In
The possession OF the proprietor of Bulls Sarsaparla Hey
T. W. sehon is widely generally as an clonucs
and accomplished Pastor OF the NJ E. Church. and Rev T.
Jealous members that The Kentucky Conference could beast
of for many years and at this time filling the high
Can the world produce er OF m5re satisfactory test
We have used John Bulls sarsaparilla and Iay. tn"xn
It to be used with entire safaction have no h.si
ation ~ stating that We believe it to be and valuable
medical compound, and calculated produce p,uc coed
and relieve much suerng therefore would cserfuIE
anu most earnestly recommend il to the afflicted.
T. STEVENSON.
TESTIMONY like the following, render.
s~P ,s,,,l all comments on the efficacy
From Doctor L. T. YASpEL Professor of Chemistry in thu
Louisville Medical College.
John Bulls Compound Extract Of sas,anara composing
hesitation in saying that they form safe compound
and one that promises well in chronic diseases which
Louiscile, June 6, ls4s - -
BETTER TESTIMONY than wns ever offered
in favor of amy Medicine.
From Dr. JAMES NJ MOORE.
M. John BdH,-1 have hesitation saving that I
believe your Sarsapara to be the best ever s
featured, for the OF scroula Syphilis many other
Cutaneous and Gandular Affections having used Il with
entire success in number of the above
J. NJ. MOORE, ~ D.
VIVA, DIR. Pyles: Physician by appointments
70 tho Louisville Marine Hospital, says OF
Bulls Sarsapnrilla
Lomsrizle March 20, 1s4s
have examined the prescription the preparation Of
John Bulls Sarsaparilla, and believe the combination 10
be an excellent one and well calculated to prouc.
alternative impression the system used it both in
public and private practce and think article Of
Sarsaparilla in NJ PYLES M u
RcsideAt Physician at the Lou. Marine Hospital.
MORE TESTIMONY FROM DIR. MOORE.
Mr. John BuH-I ana using your Sarsaparilla in several
new Of Scrofua, and with happy effect am now
confident it is one of the cfcacous medicines that
can b. made for that disease.
JAMES NJ. MOORE, NJ. b.
Winchester, Hy, Feb. /, 1915.
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DISTRESSING P.7LNS OF.3LL KINDS .4Rl
INSTANTLY ARRESTED BY
R7DU.3I'S READY RELIEF
DJARRIiOFA

UIAKKTIOEA.
On the first symptoms of Diarrpa Dyscnterv take
down 2 a easpoonH of RELIEF, in water and bath.
,he bowels externally and sickness and pain will
De nut Tue affair vi mt. Let D. rsuns who ar,
aiing, read our pamphlets Those cases that the Ready
Relief ill reach, il will upon quick, promptly and
efecually See that each bottle bears the sgnatur. Of
IL "A DIV Az 4 90.
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Tic Doloreux and NEURALGIA.

These dreadful and agonizng complaints are i'm.
medotefy reAscsd by TIE application OF the G.L,ANrc
BELT, NECKLACE and FLrIp. The Belt difuses the
Electricity through the system the Necklace has
local effect and the Fluid acts directly upon the al
tected nerves II these distressing slic tons the ap
plication NEVER FAILS
Q[f- Many hundred Certificates from all parts OF the
country OF the most extraoid inary character ba
gwen, If required.
W 40 ttoah!a or inconv nience attends the use
Oh Ok CfRiSiiE'S o.2ZJ-4Nyf, 4pyIl,J Z,
and they may be worn by the feeble ana a.
with perfect ease and safety liz many cases the sen
sation attending their use is hishiu pleasant ava
asrttabie They be sent to any part Of the
country.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galsanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
W- Inc articles are accompanied bv full and plat.
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be
had o! the authorized agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
&C. Bewdrs Of Co.nteJeifs and Ho,ia.e,s Iniiai!sn,
D. G. McREIEAD, NJ. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR TIL. UNITED STATS
G!S Broadway New yorI
T. MASON, Agent, Dubuque.
March ~ '51-tf
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This Medicine, when used according to directions.
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL!

S,oula or Kings Erl, Cancers T,tmors E,7.pons ~
The Sim, Erysilclas, Chronic lSo,. Eyes Ringrorn
or 7eteys, Scdld Head, Rheumotism, Iains IN Tie
6o,ss o., or Jglsts, old Sores and Ulcers. s,uhng
o. the Glands, Syphilis Dyspepsia, Suit
Rhean,. Diseases Of the Kidneys, Loss
Of appetite Diseases arising from
As use Of Mercury Pan IN lie
Side and Shoulders, Gene
raj Debility, D1nfsy,
Lnnlbago. JauHdce, Cosveness Sore Throat Eroncbts
Coughs, Colds Weakness the Chest Pulmonary Arao.
tons, a4ld all other diseases tending to produce
CoNsUMPTION,
Liver Complaint, Female Irregularities Complaints
Sick and Nervous Headache Low Spirits Night Sweats
Exposure Imprudence in Life, Chronic Constitutional
Diseases and is spring and drink general
tonic for the SYSTEM and gentle and pleasant puratvs
far superior to Blue Lick Congress water Salts or scid
litz Powders!
Manufactured at Dr. JOHN BULLS Laboratory.
81 Fourth street Louisville, Ky.
T. MASON, Agent, Dubuque
l. DANIELS & CO., Cedar Rapids
Sept 16-'50-y
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COOKS Lees Marn's Bragg's, Buckncr's and Smiths
Sugar Coated Pills.
Patent Medicines,
lsncnan's Hungarian Haisan, Wistar,s Rasam Wild
cherry, kut HANS Worm Powd rs Fahncstock,s
nernnhi.e, Worinseed Oil, Martins Worm Powders
Da!s and CONNECTS Pain Extractor, Green Mountains
ointms nj Nerve and Bone Linimcnt, Wyncoop's Tonic
Alixtnre Indian Cholagoguc, Graf nlcrg,s and Buck
n RS Pills, forthe cure of Ague and Fever, Upham's
Pile Electuary, &c.
Surgical Instruments,
lhnmb and Spring I.ancets, Tooth Forceps Tooth
heys- Gum i1ncets, scaricatcrs, Pocket and Chipping
Instruments Cuppins Glasses S.ring s. sc.
Pants and Oils.
White Lead, Red and Black Lead Iithargn Lamp
nack chrome Green and Yellow, Paris Green Whiting
russian Blue; Yellow Ochre, Venetian Red, Spanish
bfo"a, &c lInsecd, Sgerln, Castor, Campine Meats
toot and Tanners Oil, spirit Gas, Spirits Turpentine
Copal, Japan and Leather Varnsl
!. Brushes,
Paint, Hacking, Horse, Hair, Shaving and Too,.
Brushes
he public are requested to call and examine goods
and prices. So
Dubuque, Iowa, Jine Is, 1851
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VIZ subscribers respectfully inform the ci,zens IF
tbms,n5 . ana vicinity tina, they receipt of two
e 'ae improvements. The superiority of te Cinc;n
marx, !. , or ihe st Louis heretofore sold in this
wisbnc =, w., n Wen known to require comment All
,h; 70 purchase are requested 10 call and examine
extensive stock and unusually low prices before
p,nI, nS e,se"h mare b. +. SMITH & co.
JUNO - Dubu
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'fefi oIuIIs, JHIfV, 10 T..
DIRECTORY.

FROM FORT DIES MONIES 10 COUNCIL BLUFF,
AND EVANSVILLE.
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+. +. GILLESPIE

No. !: Globe Building, Dubuque, Ioua,
HEEPs constantly for sale AT the lowest prices
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET
ALLEGHENY Cry, July q.

ALLEGHENf OlTf, July Il,
The market is well supplied with cattl,,
and a fair amount has changed hands. The
following are the offerings: Beeves 300
head, Sheep and Lambs 200 head, Hogs
about 40 bead, Cows and Calves so to go
head.
Cows and Calves. The offerings did not
exceed 25 head, a portion only of which
were sold, the rates were $3.50 $20@$3O
per pair, according to quality.
Hogs.-Were scarce and in good demand,
sales of about so head were made at 4c, live
weight.
Cattle.---The sales were as follows: be-
tween $50 and 300 changed hands at 2&@
81 gross weight, equal to 54@64@7 net,
the latter figures for prime article.
Sheep and Lambs.---The sales are about
200 head, at prices ranging from 1880
600 per head
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Lumber.
SheriG's Sale.

'''" 2"'~ '. \ ""'' Petition for rar.i ion
Solomon d. long Sr .etal
EEY VIRTUE OF an order of sale, ISSUED
out Of the Court of Common Pleas, o
Harrison county, Ohio, and to me directed
! will offer for sale in front of the Court House
in the town of Cadiz, in said County, or
Saturday the 23d day Of Aagast meet, be
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M. and
o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following de.
scribed Real Estate, to wit:
The north half of the westhalf of the south
west quarter of Section Five, (5) in Town
ship Thirteen, (13) of Range Seven, (7) il
the Steubenville Land District, containing
Forty (40) Acres more or less.
jy23-ts d. HILBERT, Sheriff.
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NEW YORK MARKET--Julv 81.

Flour is lower; with sales Of 5000 bbls
Iat 4l2c for common tostraight state brands
Southern is slanguid, with sales at 43O to 444
I Corn IS cheaper, with sales at 561058c
Groceries are quiet and declining. Sales
of Rio Coffee at Sc. Sales Of Sugar at Sc
Rice is active at from 8 to SIC.
Linseed Oili feeble; American II to 73
Sales Of Kentucky Tobacco at 81 to Sc.
/ Money Market -Fancies are down 4 to q
Canton 68a. Ohio 6'a 1903. Morris Cana
l16. Reading Railroad 81. I,
Whiskey Is firm at 9sIl
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Late From California.

New York, July 18.
The steamer Brother Jonathan, from Cha
gres, July 10, arrived last night with 238
passengers and $405,000 in gold Adyiccs
from San Francisco are to the 18th of June,
when most of the burnt district had been re-
built. Business generally stagnant, and pri-
ces below therates previous to the fire. The
markets were oyerstocked forall staples--ar-
ticles of produce.
News from the mining districts continue
taHorable, Many new and valuable discov-
cries have been made.
A Sidney convict was arrested at San Fran
cisco on the 10th of June, in the act of steal
ing safe. He was Immediately tried by a
committee of 200 citizens and hung on the
plaza at night. Numerous incendiary at
tempts have been made to destroy the city.
The Indians in the southern section of the
State continue to give much trouble. The
agricultural prospects ofthe country are good.
Weather has been fine
McMannis, one of the Irish patriots, had
escaped from New South Wales and arrived
af San Francisco where he was. warmly re-
ceived Smith O'Brien and other Irish exiles
made an unsuccessful effort to escape at the
same time. Advices received from Astoria
Oregon, are to the 18th of May. Gen Lane
had been elected delegate to Congress.
4 Crops look remarkably well.
Newspapers are increasing in California.
General Moorehead's expedition, reduced to
As men, left San Diego on the 18th of May.
4 Their destination is unknown. The boilers
of steamboat exploded on the 4th of June,
on passage down from Sacramento, killing
two and wounding several very seriously.
Several persons had been drowned at Parks
bar.
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Great Wholesale CIoIhing House.
CHAs. HARKNESs a SON,


No. l2s. MAKEET STREET. PmLADELnIIA.
S0ath-east Corner Of Fourth
HlHE PrOpTietOrs Of this Old Erlzbhshed Fask-
iOnGbie C3obtf9g Store are now manufacturing
Il The laTgss', best assorted, and most Fashion
ably cot ". s.Ock Of Superior Clothing for the
Fall and Winter trade. that has ever been offer.
ed to the notice OF Wholesale buyers.
HaTkncss g. Son respectfully invite the atten-
ion Of Merchants and Dealer. confident that
heir stock Of Clothing will be found expressly
adapted to the requirements Of me Southern aud
Westein markets. while their prices will cOn.
vince intending purchasers that their establish
ment offers extraordinary Inducements.
TAKE NOTICE. .-HarkHess g. SONS Clothing
Store is a large Five Story Brick Bull ing. siiu
Rteil on the nnrth-east corner of Fourth and
Market streets, Philadelphia.
N. Book out for the largest Gilt Block
Letter Sign in the United States. and read
ie25 3m HARDNESS a. son.
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BYTELEGRAPH.
EGA
ARRIVAL EEe OF TIE
EEzzS
& STEAMER ASIA.
IArrn rpnn1 r1pnpr
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEw York, July 16.
The steamer Asia, from Liverpool, with
dates to the 9th, arrived this morning, after
"a passage of 10 days and 10 hours.
The Colonial Produce market is generally
better than for many weeks.
The trade of Manchester continues good,
but the late Indian adyices have had an in
furious effects on prices.
ENGLAND.
In the House of Commons on Fridaynipht
the Ministers were defeated on two clauses OF
the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill.
discussion upon Lord John Russel's a
mendment for the omission of the penalty to
the procurers and publishers of bills, ended
IN a vote of 208 to 129against the ministers
Lord John Russell then moved the omission
ot the words empowering informers to prose-
cute, DC; but was again defeated by major
ity of 81. The bill then passed, their being
263 votes in favor of it, and 40 against.
In the House of Commons on Thursday
the Dill to facilitate the admission of Jews in
to Parliament, passed, and Chancery Re-
form Bill went through the committee.
The weather in England and Ireland pre-
Vlous to the sailing of the Asia, was all that
the farmers could desire. The crops of all
kinds looked we'll
The house of Starkey DC Co., Liverpool,
engaged in the California trade, had failed
for large amount.
Many Americans are returning from the
Worlds Fair
There are still rumorS of Increasing diff
cultles between the Porte and Pacha of E.
gypt.
The proceedings respecting the fate of
kossuth are concealed in the Strictest diplo-
matte security.
IRELAND.
The census tables are published. and the
increase in the Al counties since l841 is
1897.
Public attention is engrossed by visit of
the President to Poictiers, to open the Tours
and Polctiers Railroad He was warmly
welcomed throughout, and his speech was
received with great enthusiasm. The funds
advanced ] per cent in consequence.
The President, on leaving Poctiers and
arriving at Chattearant, was received with
great cries of 'Uioe la republique," and down
with Napoleon. The disturbance was finally
quelled by the police
The President in reply to an apology by
the Mayor, for the disturbance, said that for
all the good that had been done during the
last three years, they were indebted to the
party of order.
1t stated that Abdcl Kadcr is to be set at
liberty
In the assembly on the Cd inst. an amend
menS allowing women the right of petition,
was proposed by NJ. Chcpots. All France is
on TIP toe OF expectation for the report of NJ.
De Tocquevllle on the revision of the consti-
ton. 1t is hourly expected to be made pub
lie, and the debate in the Assembly will
probably commence on the 18th inst.
PORTUGAL.
The Electoral decree has been officially
promulgated. Its liberal provisions appear
tog give general satisfaction Government
has reduced the excise duties from 10 to s
per cent, and taken of the duty upon horses
used for labor.
There was some insubordination in the ar
my.
The British Government claims were like
ly soon to be settled.
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Office of!he Steubenville and Indiana Rail(

r,,vr, . HNU'I' ,U"IPF'IIyF : "uIy VtH' AvOIs ,
THE Stockholders Of the Steubenyille and In,
diana Rail Road Company are hereby noufsd
to pay the second instalment Of 10 per cent upon
the Capital Stock by them respectively subscri.
bed, nj the Office of Daniel l.. Collier, ESQ the
Treasurer OF snid Company in Steubenyille, on oil
before the lst day Of September. A. D., 1851.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
DANIEL. KILGORE. President,
n. ). Moopy. Secretary. iy23-6t
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BALTIMORE MARKET--Julv 81

Sales Of 326 bbls. Of Howard street Flour
at 4l24.
Sales of red Wheat at 80 to 95c., some
very superior at SOC. Sales ofwhite at from
80 to 93c.
Sales of white Corn al so to CSC; yellow
is selling at 59c
Oats are selling at 81 cents.
| Sales of Sugar at 5,65@6,05
I A small sale of Molasses at 264.
Sales Of Sides at 94@9Ic, Shoulders 74@
II, Hams at 9@113c.
Sales OF No. ! Lard at 11@1l4c.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

And still another case OF Hereditary Consnmp-
ton cured by DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cher.
ry-a father and sister of the restored having died
OF that insa table diseases:
CLARK TowNsIIIr, BRowN Co., Ohio, }
February 20th, 1851.
JorN d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Western Agent for Dr. Wistar,s Balsam of Wild
Cherry-Dear 'SiT:--Our family are prcdisposed
to that terrible disease Consnmption-my fatheI
and sister having died OF that disease. have
also been predisposcd TO Consumption. and about
three years since | WIS completely prostrated by
it, and for weeks my life was dispair,d OF My
physicians aud my friends all considered my case
us hopeless, and requested me to prepare (u
death, Tor n very few days at most wonid close
my life TO alleviate my paroxisms OF coughing
which were intensely torturing, and to assist my
expec toration, which almost smOthered me, M,
friends bought me one bottle of Mr.. Wista,;.
Balsam of Wild Cherry, and commenced giving
me n few drops at II time, rs my coughing spells
came on, and from the first | expt rieuced relief
and obtained little uninterrupted sleep, whc
refreshed me very much. From this time began
to gain strength and TO improve rapidly and af
ter u lew days was enabled to take the Balsnn
of Wild Cherry regularly and in fill doses NJ,
appetite and my digestion became goo and Ia
the aston shment ofal that knew me, / recover.
ed II is to DR.. Wistnr's Bnlsam Of Wild Cherry.
and that alone, under the blessing Of Proyidence
that owe my recovery. My health is now good
every vest;ige of that alarming complaint, Con.
sumption, that had tor yenrs attacked me like a
horrible incubus, has been eradicated from nv
system, and do most earnestly entreat vi thai
are in the least predisposed to Consumption ID
make immediate trial Of nr. Wisim's Balsam of
Wild Cherry, for have full faith in its restoring
them to henlth. Truly yours,
JOHN BROOKS.
IMPoRTAST CAUTIoN.--- Beware of bnsc coun
terfeit oi Nistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, signed
by une VIM. Spear, who, in order to palm his vile
imitation upon the public, has obtained a fac
smile Of our hoale, and copied our label ef di-
rections verbatum, substituting his own name for
that of Henry Wistar, M. d., which is found on
the genuine.
Remrmbcr the outside label or wrapper OF the
genuine Balsam is finely executed steel eBgra.
wing, bearing the name Of Henry Wistar. M. d.,
and Sanford and Park--none other Gun he GEM.
inc. Skillful and sGier,ifc physicians now pre-.
scribe this medicine in their practice.
Price 81 per botle--six ootlcs for SIS. Sold
b~ ]. D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
North. east corner Of Fourth and Walnut street
- entrance on Walnut street, TO whom all orders
must be addressed. Also, by s.s5
John Bcall, and M'Bean & Knox, Cadiz; Hogg
4 Painsh. MooreheId; John Hogg, Mt. Pleasant;
]. Crumbacher u Son, Wheeling; T. S..licning,
Steubeovilie, jyl6.ly
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CINCINNATI MARKET--July 81

Flour is selling al $3, 10.
Sales Of Mess Pork at 1880.
a small sale Of Sides at 84c.
Whiskey is selling at 173.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
once u the StenbenviIIe and Indinnn Rally

Road Company, July 9th, 1851.
THE Stockholders of the Sleubenville and In.
diana Rail Road Company who have neglected
the payment OF the first nstamentnf Stock, ac-
eording to the requisltion of the Board Of Direc-
tors. are notified topay the same ut the Office Of
the Treasurer, on or before the lat day OF August
next By order of the Boah Of Directors.
DANIEL KILGORE. President.
n. s MooDY. Secretary iy23-2t
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Cadiz Female Seminary.

A 7 late meeting of the Trustees of this
fN enterprise, it was agreed that meeting
of the Stockholders be held at the COURT
HOUSE, on Saturday, Tie 26M inst, at 3
O'Clock, for the purpose of selecting a site for
said Institution. A full attendance sexpec-
ted BY order Of the Board. jy23.
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Steubenville & Indiana Railroad.


DROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF
l. the Stcubenvile and lndinnl Railroad Com
pany, in StGuhcnvilld, until the first day of 0cto-
her next. for the Grading and Masonry OF the lst
Division of the Road, extending from Steubenve
TO the Connotton Valley; and also for the con
structt n of the ertire Road between Steubenvie
and Coshocton; and also distinct proposals for
the construction Of that portion of the Road
extending from Coshocton to Newark.
The entire length of this line is about ] 0 miles,
and it contains work Of all descriptions, in great
variety, some of which is quite heavy
Proposals will be received for the grading and
masonry of the first divsiqnenlire, or in sections
OF about n II lie ench, the Company reserving the
privilege to make such disposition of the whole
work, MS may appear most conducive to its inter-
ests.
Plans. ProfIes, and Specifications can tie seen
at the Office of the Company after the 18th day o
September, and further information my be obtain.
ed on application to J. Blickensderfer, Jr., Chic
Engineer, or TO The undersigned
jy23-tf ID. KILGORE, President.
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry

w lSLdE D Od1SdIu VI w 41u NlGIIy
The Great Remedy for Consumption of IL,
Lungs, Affection Of the Liner, Asthma
Rronchj'is, Pains or Weakness Of III,
Breast or Lungs, and other affections o.
the Pulmonary Organs.
XNTE copy the following article with pleas
wv urc from the :" Boston Mercantile Jour
nal" OF March, l149, and we hope that If an,
of our readers ara suffering from amy Cf t nc com
plants which it is snid to cure, they will speeti
ly avail themselves OF it.
De. WiSIar'S ESalS;aM of wild Cherry
1t was well known MANY years ago that The
Wild Cherry tree bark of this climate uosscssrd
valuable medicinal qualities. Indee0 this fac
was known to the abOTignes, and decoCl0ns
the leaves or bark Of this tree has ever been re-
gardcd by their physicians as one Of the most Ct
tectual remedies in many diseases This fact
several years since, arrested the attention of DR.
Wistar, highly respectable practitioner Of Yir
properties of the Wild Cherry--tested ITS effects
when administered alone. and when in combiuil.
ton with other remedial agents. He found that
its natural virtue might be greatly Improved ,ant
by combining it with ingredients whose proper.
ties were ali well proved and gener lly recog.
nized, medicine was produced which consti
tutes remedy of great Importance in Pulmonary
affections, AMI diseases OF the Chest aud Tbroat
diseases which are proverbially prevalent ino our
cities and large towns, and often prove fatal.
swelling the bill of mortality to a much greater
extent than is the case with most others, we had
almost said all cl;isses of disease.
The genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
has fac similc off the signature of Henry Wstar,
NJ. D., Philadelphia, and Sanford and Park on n
finely executed steel engraved wrapper. None
other are genuine.