Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-04

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CHERRY PECTORAI.
For the Cure or "
COUGHS, COLDS,
HoARsENEss, HnoN.
oHIT1S, GROUP. AETa
MA, WHooPIMo .Oonav
AND CoNsUMPTToN.
This invaluable remedv for all disease. os ,h.,
hhoAT ana LuNes' has attained a celvb,ity
rom i's 'einarkaOle cures never cq.slled by any
other medicine before Other prep,-a,;o,, h..
shown themselves rcliiotir.s, and some,;,n.. y,
iected notable cures, bu, none has ever so f,l,,
won The confidence Of every community vhe,, |,
is known. Ailer years Of NAL in evcry cl,ns,.
the results have indsputahy shown it 10 uoss.ss
mastery over this dangerous class oS disc sa.
which could not fail to attract the st,ention os
fhysicisns Patients, and the public at large,
sec the s'asements, not Of obscure iudiyidusi.
and from far distant places. hut Of men WIN .,.
known and respected throughout the country
IAe acidsly celebrated SURGEON, d, VAL.
ENTINE MOTT, Of N. Y. Citu, supy..
"l gives me pleasure 10 certify the value md efficacy of
o5arrs - oaerIy nr reesora which e9adsr peculiarly
DR.. PERKINS, the venerable Presdcnt Of the y.,.
mont Medical College, Of the emncily lctrped nby.
cians al this country writes the Cherry Pec,ors x o.
esyey used IN tns secton where has shown un1,s-
taxable evidence Of its happy effects upon pulmonary dis
cases wv
The Rec J. D. COHRANE, distinguished
Clergyman Of the English Church,
writes TO the Proprietor from Montreal that The has been,
cured Of severe as'hnuc affection by Cherry pcc,ora
HIS letter at u length, may be found in Cireulaf 10
q a. aud Ia ...,rI .tn
matte patients
THIS letter is from the suelt knoun D,useis.
al HtlISddie, Niehieon, one Of the largest aeal.
ers in the State; and this case is from his oun
observation.
HitLsnALs, Mich, Dec 10, 1910
Dear Sir Immediately receipt OF your Cherry Pee.
toal, carried bottle to acquaintance Of Ine VIII,
thought to be his end with quick corsum,titn
lie then unable To rise from his bed and was ex.fem,
ly feeble. His friends believed he soon die unless
relief could be obtained for him, md induced them 10
give your excellent medicine trial Immediately lef,
town for three weeks, you may judge Of my surprise
my re,urn TO meet him in the street I'M my way home
from the cars and find he had snrey recovered -Four
weeks from the day he commenced tnkng your medicine
he was at work at his ardrous ,taec of a blacksmith
There other within my knowledge, where the
Cherry Peetol has been snguary essu bnt none 81
HUI "'1 "' ''''' " G. wv W UaDEKwcoD.
Hear the Patient.
DR.. J C. Aver, Lowcll-Dear Sir Feeling under o,,
report of my case which you at liberty publish for
the benefit Of others Last autumn took bad cold ac
conpanied by severe cough and made rse OF many med
icnes without obtaining relief Obliged to give up
business frequently raised blood. and could t sleep
night. friend gave me bottle of your Cherry Pecto
ra the OF which Immediately commenced according
10 directions have just purchased the fifth bottle md
nearly recovered. | now sleep well, my cough hns
ceased and all by the use of your valuable %sdicine
Principal Mt Hope Seminary.
HANOVER, Ohio, April 3, 1850
Dear Sir: II wish could tell all that suffer with
cough, what your Cherry Pcctoral has done for Il
docs seem they might be benefited by the information.
had lung which left my lungs weak and infamed
Being very feeble md unable TO gam strength s my
friends thought must snk III consumption. had
no Appetite and dreadful cough was last wearing
away began to take your beautiful medicine, by the ad
vice o clergyman, who had its effects before IL
ceased my cough at FIRST and gave night. In
lees thar fortnight could eat we'll and ny cough had
ceased to bc troubles me, my nppee returned, and my
food nourIshed the, which som restored my strength -
Now, after FIVE weeks well and strong with no 9TH
er help than your Cherry Pecoral
Yours with regpcc,,
hereby certify that the above statement OF my wife IL
/ in conformity with my views OF her und her
cure by Ayers Cherry Peetoral
The above named Joseph Dean ana Julia his wiie are
personally known to me, and implicit confidence may be
SAMUEL c. VAN DERwENT,
| Pastor Of the Baptist Church.
Prepared aud sold By LANES c. AVER,
! Practicdt Chemist, L0reU, Mass.
Sold in Sunbury by II MASSER, and by
Druggists generally througlol 1.-THE State.
November l, ls5l.-lycejmo
NEW COUNTRY STORE,
N the Forks Of the Plum Greek and Tslps
hockcn Road, (mcar Kreighbaums Black
Smith Shop.
JACOB WEIMER.
PESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
h@ has opened new Store at the above place
and has just received splendid stock Of new
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting in part Of
Cloths. Cassimers, Sattinets,
DRlLLINGS and all kinds Of linen cotton
and wotsled summer ware.
ALSO:
CalEcoes, Muslin de Laines Lawns,
Ginshanns,
And all kinds of Dress Goods for Ladies.
TEA, COFFEE, SrnAR, MoEAssr., &c.
GROCERIES,, of all kinds.
BRADY, GIN, WINE, and all kinds Of
Liquors.
Hardware. Iron and Steel, Nails, &c..
QUEENSwARE.
Shoes, Boots, Caps, Palm leaf and other Hats
Fish, Salt, &C.,
All of which he will sell at the most REASONABLE,
prices for cash or country produce.
May s, 1852 If
LIBERTY STOVE WORKS,