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Robert Sanderson, Justice OF the Peace in Rush Creek
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1"o' hi, ,f

Balsa,n of Wild Cherry"
.-- Mt. Eden. Ky, July 81. 1852
,,cssrs. Harcourt Howard & Co-Gcnts-Thc CDR
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MEDICINAL.
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n,,,. ,r,e., aESep,edy ever. known to 1Kan

For Coughs Colds, Ashma, Group Borehitis Ifufnsd'
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alone In hands, again. was nearly yaeiess owg
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and long experiment. ~. N.,J ~ -
Tine extraordinary medicinal powers Of these two sub,
STANCES are now for the first time, conbid and ebodca
In DIR WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY ny
nice chemical process everything deeter or useless is
rected so that what remains is the most and
TnIv remedy kinds OF pulmonary ahd liver
diseases ever known 10 To convince all unbelicvcrs
that our theory is really true, we refer TO few cases Of
cures performed by this wonderful! medicine i.rB7
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