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all the vital powers and ali those
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Yellow DOCK and Sarsaparia is almos: mrac
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.M.EDICINEkE1..:
Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry!
Tho best II enedy ever I'm own to Mnu

Coughs. Colds As,ame, Group Byonehiti. Ignsnsa,
h p e or hsss D nb ,a., e h.
Stages Of Consumption, &C., se.ae.
In short this Basams peculiarly adapted to every discus,
Wild Cherry has long been known possess important
in land and Physicians often prescribe in different
sqy G noted Hs rass phyeisn. WHOSE
familiar the whole country have gone SO
o5s In other hands nearly yaIcess oyns
s By paen
and long xperiment :, 49,, ,,,., ,,,,
sfH Ia S
nice chemical process everything deleterrs useless i.
rejected Chat what remains Is tls mos.
diseases ever known 70 TO convince all lnbelcv,r
theory is really true, refer toa few cases OF
cures performed by this wonderful! medicine, 1 iiH
4l9sq9aHsF@9a7 FF999 9
Baisara Of IYiia Cherry.' ..' .'7,l4
,r,o. uo,v, Mt Eas9 ky5sly p 1879 r.
isis1's sasa@ Of Wild Cherry that Dough. has
ss1 Ct of s %
Ny cold at he time Of M l.. wSh
consumption She had profse night sweats and had
sHd her child psrook Of her compliant She then con-
menced taking .rvstars Balsam Of Wild Cherry" and
bottles effected an entire cure with her and the child
have doubt that they would have been in their
Cherry. iEi,'y sslI4 "f. SETH II. SEARCY.
Seth r. Searcy certificate is above is OF
vcrncty any in this country, and OF good
judgement, and place entire reliance his statement
HARCoURT, HOWARD s CO.
"a q ls CONSUMPTION CURABLE!
Robert Sunderson, Justice OF the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother Of NIaor
| Consumption by the OF "Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
| Cherry" ..
iz' Rush Creek Township Fairfield CO. Feb. 25, 1852
Dear Sir-As consider that my life has been greatly
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t.pr Wisiars Basam OF Wild Cherry will state the
SYMPTOMS OF my that others similarly afflicted be
this invaluable remedy experienced great
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nights, and had great night perspi
ring should say al least two gallons night, weng the
bed -mpecly through. had not been able TO work for
scars. hut | much emaciated, and almost helpless
ha We used in all bottles land
complaints, for my health Is good. iilFIt ..-
am old, and have not taken any OF the
alsam 1916, because health good not
reouirc medicines But IL should have any return
nv former SYMPTOMS should Wisar's Basam Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine OF Messrs Fall d Nc
> 'N ROBERT SANDERSoN.
The genuine wstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
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Extract from letter received from Physician in VI
IITr| CAMBRIDGE, Md, Oct. 9TH, ISJy.
Mcssrs SANDS, Gcntlencn:-My little daughter al
nicted for long time with Head and Eyes, by
using your SaIsapara perfectly cured, other ned
cncs and SarsapaIas having failed to relies her. Having
il and tested its efficacy, now confidently recommend
it preference other il seems TO possess proper
ties contained any other preparations and find that
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same article again. whenever they require medicine of
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J. FLINT, Nj. ID.
Prepared sold. wholesale and RETAIL BY \. b. ~ Df
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WIS. J. II. CRUMBACkER,
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L. Wilcox of Pittsburgh Scaton * Sharpe OF Maysvillc,
ShackIeord & Crichton Portsmouth,; and Z. d. Hinma
Cincinnati. sept10-3m
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This includes handbils, pamphlets, engrasnss, maga
on which there is no writing other than the
bound books not exceeding q lbs In weight Al printed
matter other than newspapers to d and
periodicals published longer period than months TO
be prepaid or charged with double tho above rates
These rates include in addition to the matter specified,
all not sent to actual subsrTtbcrs
On Nrspapers exceeding ounces in weight and sent
from the publication quarter, for "EEKLIrs
ni.ta county publication erceedg 90 &C.
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FOREIGN POSTAGE.

C.s.p. Sc-Leters to and from Canada and the Brit.
ish n Anne Provinces, for not 5000 miles, 10
cents per half ounce; 1000 miles, 10 CENTS Prepay
ment optional tE.z,
GREET BRITAIN AND IRILASp:-on letters between any
Office in the United States, California and Oregon excep
ted and any Office Britain and Ireland FL cents
per half ounce Is for ounce or UNDER and 80
cents the rate being doubled alter the
first ounce Prepay optional On newspapers the
rate is two eaehto DC prepaid On newspapers to
any foreign country Great Britan cents each
to be prepaid. 49,.
GrRAlsY. PRrssrl. &c--Letters TO the following eoun-
tries via England be prepaid, II by British steam
err S cents ii by an Anne rican steamer, 81 cents.
AeY,n5ria. via Marseilles. Malta, Island Of o.
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SEaIwrrKLr papers double the above rates. .
TREwErnLY 10 treble ''-'. 90 -' "' ~
MoNruLY az one fourth e.
SrxIAoSrHLY 81 ont-half 20 t-----
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In rating the distance newspapers TO the
office OF Publication county line is to be the