The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02
WILD a,EhstaslkM.


I'VE BEo i REMEDY EN Err KNOWN.
10 man for Coughs, Asthma Colds, Cio
i5mnrhittis. influenza, Bleeding uf the Lun
DllcuiIy Of Breathing, Liver Aectinps Pal
or weakness Of the Breast and eiur, FIRST sta-
scs of Consumption, &c.
IN short, tnis Basam is peculiarly adaptrd ia
r'ery disc&sG Of :hc Lungs aud Liver, which
Is produced in o~y eyer-vaying climate.
EAy lhD CHERRY has long been knuwn to
w posses important medical properties. ;
This Fact is familiar 10 every nation in our
land, and physicians otten prescribe it III tIi'-
erent orHs for II variety Of cOmpniuls Tar.
also, his been cQnaliy noted for lis virtues; nd
SOME physiciHns,' whose names are familiar TO
the whole country, have gone so far as to ue
Fca hy tbat alone. In other hands, again, it
was nearly vamcGss owing, no doubt to Their
ignorance in preparing and ndminislerngi--
difficulty now entirely ohviatrd by patient tx
pertinent and long experience,
The extraordinary medical powers ofthese
two substances are now, for the lrst time. COM
bincd and embodied in DIR. WISTAI'S BAE-
SAM or WILD CHERRY By nice cheln-
ical process. every thing delcterious or useless
is rejected, 50 that whur renaihs IS the most tx--
tfIur mary and truly .iicaGioIs remedy Tor All
kinds Of pulmonary and liver diseases ever
nuown TO man. To convince all nbelievefs
that our theory is really true, Sc refer to n ew
cases Of cures performed by this wonderful
medicine:
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.
Il. kaIb, Il highly rcspectabl1 merchant OF
lsushville, FcirGcId county, Ohio. sent the iol e
lowing voluntary IibGte 10 DR., Wistars Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry.
RushyiIle. Fairfield co.. o., April G, 1851.
Mr. J. ID. PARK Dear Sir | wish to state 10
You hat my daughter Amanda, aged sixteen
years, had, about year since, very severe att
tack Of measels, which reduced her very much,
and left ner with a rackng cough | employed
all of the physicians within our reach for the
purpose OF remomng her cough, but without
success. She Appeared to be sinking into de-
cline, with every symptom OF consumption.
| then tried DE-. Rogers Liverwortand Tar
but this aggravated her cough. and gnvGhe
synplC ms Of a still more malignant! character.
| was now most seriously alarmed, and il was
with trembling fear that from day TO uny, saw
the progress oi that Unsuitable disease. consu a.
ton. really desraired ofmy dnughter's recoy-
cry. But ] proyidentiaily saw the certificate Of
Johnathan Cousnn, whose daughter, ''Sarah
Jane,' was cured OF consumption by 'Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry:' this c,ealed faint
hope that it might help my daughter, and inn
medinte!y commenced using it, and it almost
Instantly gave relief, Ter health was improved
from the first bottle, and by the use Of two bot
ties Of 'WIs'ars Bnlsam Of Wild Cherry'' she
was restored to perfect health, and G is not
now Mt all Predisposed TO congh.
will say to all that ara afflicted with any
dlsease tending to consumption DO NOT DEsrAIR,
for DR.. WIstar's Basam Of Wild Cherry will cure
You il Won will hu' try it. +, KALI. as
The genuine Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
rv has Il fac smile Of the signature tf Henry
Wistar, NJ. d. Philadelphia, and stanford "
Park" on a finely executed steel engraved wrap.
per. No other can be geniin
Price 81 per botte--six bottles for So. 4va
Sold by ], d. PARK, Fourth & Walnut SIS,
Cincinnati Ohio, General Agent, to whom All
orders must be addressed 4g sesa
John Beall, and Nj Bean & Knox, Cadiz; uogg
4 Parrish, Moorfied; John IIogg. MI Pleiisaiil;i
] Crumbacher & Son, Wheeling; Il. s. Hem \.
ming, Stcu ubcnyile; Isaao Holloway, Flushir 4; u,
Tsaac Lewis, Georgetown; y. b. Yokt Wars
fenom; Thos, Nicholson, H0rrsyille; II. Rice. n
Martins Ferry. fApril 90. 1852.