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RIVER A.s ,;dfI REPORTER.
Port Of sezzsS Morgantown.
ARRIVED.

ahhtNLD.
Feb. s.-Stcamer CLONE, Captain
Morris, from Brownsville. Freight
Flour, Groceries, Whiskcy, Salt, &c.
Feb. s.-Steamer VENTURE, Capt.
Watkins, from Pittsburg. Freight
Flour, Pig-metal, sundry merchandise
and passengers.
Feb. S.-Steamcr THOMAS P. RAY,
Capt. Gaskill, from Brownsville
Freight: Flour, sundry merchandise,
pig metal, whiskcy. She brought up
several passengers.
Feb. 10.-Steamer CLONE, Capt.
Morris, from Brownsville, with salt,
pig-mctal, etc.
Feb. 1O.-Steamer Tnos. P. RAY,
Capt. Gaskil., from Brownsville
Freight: Flour, Groceries, Salt, &C.;
brought up passengers.
Feb. ll.-Steamer CLONE, Capt.
Morris, from Brownsville. Freight
/ hLd. Tobacco; 5 boxes Soap; 4
sacks Coffee; s Dbl. Molasses; l box
Tobucco; 100 bbls. Flour; 200 bush,
Oats, white lead, cloversccd, etc.
Feb. 1l.-Steamer Tnos. p. RAY,
Capt. Gaskill, from Brownsville
Freight: 25 bags Potatoes, 90 boxes
Glassware, "a doz. Buckets, 3 bbls,
Alcohol, l Dbl. Farnish, 8 Dbl. molas,
ses-heavy lot for Granville.
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CAN c II al hGU A.
NO NpIafN.

This syrup contains m cpjam, Cat.03, or
any mineral whatever, hut is cOlnpnsod cniircy
Of those Roots, Herbs; aid vegetable suhaial.-
ces which have n specific influence apVn tho
Lungs, and their connected organs. Its 'n'ms-
diaic effect is 10 allay all irritation, and gsa'%
remove the phtegm and other morbid :'c,ctiona
from the Throat and ais-pasEagcs; thus ie'Gir-
Ing the Cough, By sutHuing he determination nn,'
other causes which give 10 it. 1t also stimulates
aud imparts healthy tone to the Lungs ihea-
selves, thereby enabling them more thoroughly
ID remove FROM tho boUd .hosc impurities and
diseased particles which, il retained, do 90
much mischief III tho system, and lay tic four.
dalion for iscurabe CONSUMPTION. It also
cxcrts decided action upon tho skin, and as'
sists nature in cxpclling through the EAlia!cnis,
much of that morbid matter which wou'tInthc'-
wise be thrown back upon the Lungs, thus re-
lieying them of part OF their work, aud rem
dciing the system pure and healthy. When
tubcrcules are forming, it checks their develop
ment and further progress; or If liberation l'aa
taken place il assists tho Lungs in throwing oil
the corrupted matter, soothcs the irritation,
heals the liberated cavities, and restored them
again to healthy action. This Medicine, there.
fore, is not palliative merely, which only re.
licves for the time being, but is thorough eure-
tire, as it strikes al the very root the disease,
md by removing il removes at once AL its ~.
mote and attendant consequences. This IS its
distinguishing charcrtsristir--a property pos
sessed in equal power, by no other medicine
! Of like nature now before the subtle,
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Three Specifics Ble,,lcd.

Lircrrort and Tnr have both been held to DO
sure remedies for coughs, colds, Group, asthma.
bronchitis, and almost every other variety Of
disease that assails tho breathing apparatus
But tile compound was impcr tcct, untt the great
California; Tonic and febrifhye, which strength
ems without exciting, was added to the first M
med ingredients. When, under the sSilul ma
npulations OF Dr.. Rogers, :he triplicate veg
ctablo curatives became one III his Syrup Of
Lireruort, Tar and Caaehniosua, tho absolute
cure Of all Lung complaints tending to and ter
niinatihg i'll consumption, became thing Of
certainty. As yet there have been few failures,
bu, tho cures, ,rsl affected, arc of ample record.
Evidence Of the highest character is offered in
the pamphlets in tho hahds Of Agents.
January 10. le7 limo
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Virginia, ss.

Virginia, So.
AT Rules held in tho Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court OF Alcnongalia county, on the FIRST
Monday in January, 1852:
jeremiah Moore, Plaintiff,
Philip Moore, Isaac Moore, John Moore and
William Sine, Defendants.
in CHANCERY.
The Object Of this suit is to cancel and set
aside certain deed Of conveyance executed by
Philip Moore and wife to William Sine, for that
portion of the said Philips home place, here
toiore stricken Oft by survey to the said Jcrc-
mah Moore, as per article Of agreement OF the
first day Of April, 1874 l,-which decd bears date
the It'll day Of October, 1915, and Of record in
the Clerks Office of Monongalia county; and
to restore the said land to the complainant Jer.
cnah Moore, at the death Of the said Philip, &c.
And tho defendant Isaac Moore, mot having en-
tered his appearance and given security accord
ing to law and the rules ofthis court and it ap-
pearing by written affidavit filed in the cause,
that he is not ar in,abi.ant Of this common
wealth 1t is ordered that the said defendant
doappear within one nlsnt!i after due publication
Of this order, and do what is necessary 10 PRO-
tee. his interests; and that this, order be pub
ishod once week for four successive weeks in
the "Mononeala Mirror" a newspaper print
ed and published in Morgantown in tho county
Of Monongalia, and copy posted at tho front
door Of thu Courthouse Of said county on the
first day ofthe next County Court Of said county
a copys Tcstc, ;. --.
a. W. Z. WILEY, Clerk.
brown s. Kcck, pl'fs. Att'ys. a..
January II, lS52. 1T tw
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T = Z 7 T
ASTONISHING CURE /,

ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE
Z. Kalb, a highly respectable merchant OF
Rushvilc, Fairfield county, Ohio, sent US the
following voluntary tribute to "Dr. IFis'ar's
BalsGm q i'Ild Cherry"
RusIwiI!c, Fairfield co. 0. April 6, 1851.
Mr.. J. b. pARy-Dear Sir: | wish to state to
you that my daughter, Amanda, aged sixteen
years, had, about year since, very severe
attack Of measles, which reduced her very
much and left her with racking cough. en-
ploycd all OF the physicians within our reach for
the purpose OF removing her cough, but with
out success. She appeared to be sinking into
II decline, with every symptom OF consumption.
then tried DR.. 'Rogers' Liverwort s. Tar
bu, this aggravated her cough, and gave her
symptoms OF still more malignant character.
was now most seriously alarmed, and il was
with trembling fear that from day to day saw
the progress Of that Unsuitable disease, Con-
sumption. really despaired Of my daughters
recovery. But providentially Saw the ccrtlf-
cate Of Jonathan Coulson, whose daughter Sa-
rah Jane was cured Of consumption by Wis
tar's Dalsam of Wild GERRY: this created a
faint hupe that it might help my daughter, and
| Immediately commenced using it, and it al
most instantly give relief, her health was i'm
proved from the first bottle, and by the use Of
two bottles of' Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
~ she was restored to pcrfec. health, and she
is not now at all prcdisposed TO cough.
| will say to all that are afflicted with any dis
case tending to Consumption, do not despair,
for DR.. Wistar's nalsam Of Wild Cherry will
cure YOU if you will but Try it. +. KALB.
The genuine Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
has fac sinilc Of the signature Of Henry Wis
tar, NJ. D. Philadelphia, and Sandford Park
on finely executed steel engraved wrapper
No other can be genuine.
W. Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for s..
Sold by J. D. PARK, Cincnnatl,O.
Northeast corner Of. Fourth and Walnut sts.-
entrance on Walnut St, to whom all orders
must be addressed;
Also BY Fl. II. Carr, N1organtown.
Campbell s Watson, Fairmont.
L. A. Hagan, Kingwood:
January 3, 1882. la5u
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DIR. ROGERS SYRUP OF
Liyerwort, Tar and Canchaiagua.

Nothing can be more safe, congenial or heal
ing to the membranes Of the Throat and Lungs,
yet at the same time more .caoeefie s. thorough
IN its effects than this great remedy for CON
SUMPTION, bronchitis and all other diseases
which have their seat IA the Lungs, or their auy-
Hilary organs. It seems to fall like balm upuu
their irritatcd surfaces. The dry cough bceomcn
loose, expcctoration removes tic cause v the
diseasc, and the cxpcctoration removes tho
cause Of the disease, and the tonic properties
Of the Canrhaiasua keep up the strength under
the salivary discharge. LirerrGrt, Tar and
Canchaiagua possess in their separate substan..
ccs all the elements requisite for the euro Of
coughs, colds and diseases Of the liver, and COM
bincd they are irresistible. See pamphlet.
January 10. 1877 lmo
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FOR TIE MIRROR.

Mr.. Editor Permit mo, through
your columns, to suggest to the gene
rous citizens of our town, the proprie,
ty of getting up and presenting to the
Steamboat Thomas P. Ray, a hand
some flag, in token of our apprccia-
ton Of tho honor conferred upon the
memory of an old and entcrprising
citizen of this community in years
agono; as well as of the efforts Of her
owners and Gre W to accommodate the
mercantile and travelling public.
The appropriateness Of such u move
will strike every one; and l hope
lard enough to set on foot right away
tho thing proposed. She is nice
craft, and the first to hang out hcr
sllingle inscribed "Morgaatoc@ and
Brownsville Packet" CArsrAN.
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NJ A r r L D.:

On Thursday the 9Th inst. by Ed.
C. S. Price, Mr.. AMBROSE WATERS,
to Miss ELIzADErn FISHER, all Of Mo.
mongolia county.
On the sth Of January, by Ed. ].
Woofter, Mr.. WALTER N, WEST, to
Miss REnEccA McQUAlN, all Of Gil
,mcr county, Va.
On the LIST inst, by Ed. J. David.
son, Mr.. JOHN MONROE, to Miss JANE
BARTLETT, all Of Claysvillc, Taylor
county.
On the I'd inst, by the same, Dir.
SANDY N. ScoTT, to Miss RACHEL
DAVIS, of the same place.
On the 9th inst, by ED. D. S. Nor.
ris. Mr.. JAMES W. WATKINS, Of Ma
rion county, to Miss ANN D. BEnEN,
of this placc.-central Standard.
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CALL and GET YOUR MONEY BACK!
NEW YORK CHEAP VARIETY STORE,

NEW YORK CHEAP VARIETY STORE.
WE offer it to you in tho shape Of a hand
w some assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods,
such us French Mcrinocs, Cashrncrcs, De LANES,
Hosiery, Shawls, Mantillas, Gloves, Bonncts,
&c, &c.,-of Gcmlcmea's !Fcar, such as Over
coats, and other Winter Goods, and Of Chill
dren's Wear Of variety OF kinds, with all Of
which VIC arc now determined to close out at
u. reduced prices p0siircly, for cash or to pune
tual customers.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, and have OH
hand, large assortment Of Brown AIuslins,
Canton Flannels, Begging, Alpacas, Salt, Iron,
Nails, Groceries Of every description, Ready
made Clothing, Oils, Paints, Tin-warc, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps; &c., &c:,-which we offer to
tho public, Wholesale or retail, on as accommo-
dating terms every way, rs, they can be had at
any establishment west Of tho mountains.
We will also receive in few days large and
choice selection Of fresh Garden Seeds, with
which VIC have made arrangements to supply the
public, wholesale or retail, during tic entire
season.
Wcwill also be in receipt, in few weeks, Of
an extensive supply Of Sugar, Moiasses, (which
We always keep Oh hana, Cnilcc, &C., &C.,
which we are determined to sell at a very slight
advance of prices over the pittsburg market.
Rccoilect the place is 4, the Cheap Store Of
CARR, SMITH l. co.
January %. 1852. 1901.
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DEPARTED.

Feb. s, for Brownsville, Steamer
GLonE, with a large 'sprinkling' of
Irish laborers from the Railroad; al.
so freight.
Feb. s, for Pittsburg, Steamboat
VENTURE, with several cabin pussen-
gers and freight.
Feb. 9, for Brownsville, Steamer
Thomas P. RAY, with cabin passen.
gers and Irish laborcrs from X. Il.
Feb. 9, for Brownsville, Steamer
GLonE, with freight and Irish laborers.
Feb. 10, for Brownsville, Steamer
Tllos, p, RAY. with several cabin pas
sengers, and freight.
Feb. lt.-GLonE for Brownsville;
took away railroad luborcrs.
Feb. ll.-TnoMAs P. RAY for
Brownsville; cabin passengers and Gu
lrish.mea, 'romen Md chiidrtR.
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Sheriff g Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

PURSUANT to decree Of tho Circuit Court
of Preston County, rendered at its Fall Terra,
1851, in ,he cause Of George NJ. Hagans & Co.,
against Hunter Pilcs,-l, William Elliott, Dep
u,y Sheriff for John Elliott, Sheriff Of Preston
county, will, on the
I'd Monday of March, 1853,
Sell the Land in the bill and proceedings men,
toned, (bcing Tract Of Land containing Is
Acres, lying in Preston county, near the farms
Of Major VIM. D. ,Zina and Col. Geo. ". Fair
fax, before the front door Of tho Court House
III Kingwood, to the highest bidder, upon n
credit Of & and Il months, taking OF the pur-
chaser bond and sufficient security, with inter
est from tic day Of sale. Ii, howcycr,a less
quantity than the whole Of said tract of land
shall be found sufficient to satisfy said decree,
shall only sell such portion. The title to said
land will be retained until the purchase money
is paid. WIN. ELLIOTT, D..
For JOHN ELLIOTT, S. C.
Fcb'y. 3, 1852. l30-i,.
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,rHE pERILs nEj T,l1E lungs.

These delicate organs src always in peril,
and life is in peril when they do mol properly
perform their functions. Inflammation inter
ieres with their regular action, the blood is i'm
perfectly purified, tho circulation 10 irregular,
aid the whole system suffers. I'm the combined
tonic. expcc,orant, and healing properties OF
Or. Rogers Syrup Of Errwori, Tar ana Can.
raalagaa lies tho remedy for all tile mischief.
DELAY Is DANGEROUS. While re patient
is considering, tiberclcs may hO. forming, or
worse still, may hc bursting in tho Lungs. ,Bni
il this remedy be promptly aFpird, tho cough.
cold or catarrh is At once removed; and TO use
tho words OF Daniel Webster, tho sufferer
.breathss frscr and deeper The only thing
required is promrt'tI3'., Sos pamphlet in ma
hands of Agents, and advertisement N another
column, III I'm January II, 1852.
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field road. and thereby identify them.
selves with the Philadelphia interests,
which mus, materially aticc, Baltim"~
in the transmission Of passengers and
freight, and hence the dcsilc Of thai
Company TO terminate their roat! us
far down the Ohio rs possible.
ELDORADO.
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Hist or Letters,

Rrma;ninv in ihn Pal 0H;., a, Mo,,,,
town. q. on lhe Is, Iuv of Eebrn,tr
1880 " -
nno.o..c p.... i, ,
no!',' We a'' Do'eS "eoecea'
C.Camplc y Knots, Calwell Robert, coRey
.;.,s 1 T.a, '' paI un ,.hi ". W., is' ma.
WASHINGTON. Cync,s Grorro.
n-na..., II n... v
DpSn.,t s l., ~ Leu" ""'
F-Frum Snmpson. Flaming r,,,tror
Thos.. Franks jacnh pnnof Eonr,c rr,sor
Malcomb. "S' ''s~ 'A's'
~ c.,,,.,o,.
VIM. A.. Grocan Mr.. ~ ' '''N '"
~
-. m;a' sIn'rG, nam am, '"nn, iienfy
JtnlI,nI 49, ,,""L;.no .' ill.,. "1' 10 N''
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CIRCULARS, &c.

As no ordnary.sizcd advertisement can fully
explain the nature and scrits Of this article, tho
Projectors have published a ne;1 Circular, Civ
ing the history of this Medicine, the description;
nature. &c. OF its principal ingredients tho CT
feet they arc designed TO have npen the Langs
and Liver, and copiods reference to the per-
sons who have been cured by i,-giring their
names tnd rcsidenccs,' even TO the street and
the number. Those who arc Troubled ruth q
cotgh, or whose lungs are in the least affected,
are earnestly desired TO call upon the Agents
named below, and procure one OF these PAM
phlets. It can be had gratis, and will well re-
pay a perusal. The "1iints on ncaih," and
"dbout taking toid>' may be worth to yousoe't
and family,
HUNDREDS or DOLLARS,
in tho shape Of Doctors Bills saved, besides
being the means Of prolonging many valuable
' WARRANTY.
Such il our confidence in Its SirtiiSs that:wo
arc willing to ,sarrcni this medicine in every
case Of recent Cold; (where used according 70
the Directions on page 7th ofthe pamphlet, ia
side the wrapper Of each bottlel and where tho
person is NOT satisfied that he Ia deriving heneft
from it, by returning the bottle within "a iourp'
time,
will DO returned. wv See page Sd Of the pam
phlct inside the wrapper Of each bottle.
AGENTS:
IT, H. CARR, Wholesale and Retail Agent for
Northwestern Virginia, Morgantown;
Dr.. A. II. Barnes, Clarksburg, Va.
y. jackson, Jane Lew, Lewis county;
DR.. J. A. Hall, Weston, do.
William Asbury, prdptytown, Taylor county;
Thomas W. Brooks, Knottsville, do
Shinn Kirklelnek, Harrison county;
L. A. IIagan, Kinywood, Preston county;
&. NJ. HRgan s Co., Drandonville, do
Burn & futt, Evansville, do
Samuel Strickler, philppi, Barbour county
Thomas Meredith, Shutdown, Mononga!a CO.
John Yeagcr, Indian Creek, do
H. II. Carr, Fairmont, Marion county.
January Is, 1852. l27 Sm
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4 " Hundreds of our citizens complain Of
debility and languor Of the system, dcrange-
ment Of the liver and stomach, want of appc.
tito, &C.; they are frequently the results oftoo
close application, and thousand other causes
We cannot hero name but We would say 10 all
SO afflicted, do as we have donc-geta bottle or
two Of Dr.. llooiland's German Bitters, prepared
by DR.. Jackson, and, our word for it, you will
be cured. We recommend this medicine,
knowing from experience that it is much supc-
rior to the generality Of patent medicines. We
would say,o our readers, purchase none unless
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia.
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Il. MITCHELL. ". HAY
MITCHELL s HAYES,
sNe,.chNsis gaii0,.s;

Walnut street, opposite tie Jli!, ,iorgaatOrE,
HAvE entered into Partnership, and just
Ill brought on from tho Eastern Cities, an
extensive assortment Of French black, blue,
brown, green and olivd
Cloths,
Cassimcres Of all styles aud qualities;
I'eStings OF all coors, styles and qualities;
Trimmings Of the best quality, to suit all
coors.
Chores, black kid, best quality, also French
buck, &c.
Collars, .hrcc.ply; silk and Linen cravats,
black and iancy eoors; Stocks; Pocket-Hand.
kcrchiets; fine quality ofpLuSlI and CLOTH
CAPS Navy do, also urge stock Of
READS-IIADE CLOTH NC,
suck as Goats, Pants; and Vests; Of all quail
ties and prices Silk Shirts, Suspendsrs, and
many other articles not mentioncd,- all which
will be sold VERY CHEAP ron CASH; Please call
and examine our stock.
Dec. 70, 1851. l2s-tf.
Il. D.-Thosc indebted to P. r. Mitchell or
NJ. Hayes, oil former accounts, are earnestly
requested to settle up; either by money or note,
without delay.
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Virsi,laia, ss,

Virginia, sS,
Atrucs held in the Clerks Office Of tho Cir
chit Court Of Alonongalia county on the first
Monday in January, 1852.
Matthew Gay, Plaintiff,
IS.
sOlby Wide, and others, Defendants.
IN CHANCRRY.
The object Of this suit is to recover tho bal
ancc Of the price Of tract Of land sold 10
Se!hy Wade, deceased, by Joshua piles:-
Ard the defendants Abraham Ammons and
Rcbccca his wife, late RebGcca Wade, and Josh
ia Piles not having entered their appearance
and given security according to law and the
rules Of this court; and it appearing by salts
factory evidence; that shey are no, inhabitants
OF tits commonwealth lit is ordered that
tho said defendants do appear within one month
aher die publication of this order, and do wha,
is necessary to protect their interests, and that
this order be published once a Meek for four
successive weeks in tho Electromagnetic Mirror"
a newspaper printed and Published in Morgan
town, in Monongllia county; and copy post
cd at the from, door oi the court house Of the
said county, M the first day of the neat County
Court Of said county.
A copy--Tcs'e.
W.'r. WILEY, Clark.
". GAY, Plfr,, ATTY.
January II, ls5l. l27-i%.
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A farmer Of New Jersey supplies large
quantity Of eggs at the New York markets.
He has made fortune BY the business.
He ows 1900 Guinea hens, Pen'ado) which
lay eks daily. Their flesh is between
the turkey and pheasant, as to taste and
flavor, aud they are easily domes'ica'ed,
live in marshy places, and perch on high
trees at night. Our farmer, might take
q lint from the above tucts.
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The new Medicinal Herb.

The introduction of Canchaiagna from Cali.
forniu, has been an incstimable blessing. Its
extract, conformity with Liuertcort and Tar, is
the basis Of Dr.. Rogers Syrup Of Lireruort,
Tar and Canehaagud, which is working won.
derS in the cure OF coughs and catarrhal q6ec.
hOns. Were it used by all who have predis-
position TO consumption, there would be few
deaths from that disease. See their advertise
mcnt in another column. Jan. l5-it
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WiSTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

THE SEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO MAN
For Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Groups, Broath'iis,
LJiaeasa, Needing Of the Lungs, Difficulty II
Breathing, Lirer Affections, pain Or readiness
q The Breast or Size, first stages Of Consamp.
ton &c.
IN short, this Baisam is peculiarly adapted 10 CT
cry discqse Of the Lungs aud Lirer uhieh is
produced IN our crcr.rarying climate.
"ILD CHERRY HAS LONG BEEN
w known to possess important medicinal
properties. This iact is familiar 10 every mat
ron in our land, and physicians often prescribe
II in different forms for variety of complaints.
Tar, also, has been equally noted for its virtues;
and some physicians, whose names arc familiar
TO the whole country, have gone so Ear as to
declare thu, oven CoNSL'6fPT ton could be-
cured by that alone. In othct hands, again, it
WAS nearly va!1rloss, owing, no doubt, to their
ignoranro in preparing and administering it.-a
difficulty now entirely and forever ObviatCd by
patient experiment and long experience.
The extraordinary medicinal powers Of these
Two substances arc now, tot thG frs, time. com.
bined and embodied ii DR. WiSTANS lIAL.
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. By a nice chcmi-
cal process, every thing delcterions or useless
is rejected, so that what remains is tho most
extra ordinary and truly ehicacioUs remedy Tor
all kinds Of pulmonary and liver diseases ever
known 10 man. 10 convince al hnbeicyars
that our theory is really true, NO refer to a few
cases of cures performed by this wonderful
medicine:
PLEASANT RIDGE, Ham. CO. Sept. 81, 80.
J. d. park-Dcar Sir:-I take tho ibetty Of
advising YOU Of the benefit have derived from
the use Of DR.. Wistur's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
was prostratad by That terrible scourge, Con-
sumption, in May last. The attack was truly
horrilylng to me, for five Of our family (my bro
Tiers and sisters had died Of Consumption.
was afflicted with nearly all tho worst features
Of the disease. had distressing cough, and
cxpcctoratcd great deal Of blood, hectic fever,
severe pains IN the side and chest, cold chills,
alternating with llushes Of heat and copous
night sweats.
was under the care Of skiliul physician,
from tie time was taken sick until about six
weeks since, being then about hcl plcss, and my
friends considered my case hopeless, or at least
beyond our Physicians skill, advised tho rso Of
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Without my
knowledge my father procured it, and common
eLadministcrins it to me, and from the day
commenced taking it my health improved, and
in two weeks from the time commenced using
it was able to be out aud oversee my business,
and labor, wlich still continue to do. have
taken four bottles Of the medicine, and now con.
slider myself perfectly we'll.
JEREMIAH lSCRIGG.