Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-18
,IQNNrx pECTOLsAL
PHGNIX PECTORAl

THE PHGNIX ECTORA L
Or compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Root, will
cure the Diseases of the THROAT AND LUNGS.
Such Colds, Coughs, Group, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Soro Throat, Hoarsencss Whooping Cough
&C. Its timely use will prevent Pulmonary Con-
sumption, and even where this fearful disease has
taken hold it will afford greater relieftha any other
medicine.
This Pectoral is made from Wild Cherry Bark and
Seneka Snake Root.
1ts Composition is sufficient guarantee OF its value
DIR. Geo B. Wood, Professor of the Practice of
Medicine in tho University of Pennsylvania, Physi
cinn 70 the Pennsylvania Hospital and one Of the
authors of the United States Dispensatory, says of
Wild Cherry Bark-"It is among the most valuable
of our indigenous remedies uniting with tonic pow
er the property of claiming irritation and diminish
ing nervous excitabiiity."
The same distinguished physician and authors says
ir the same work, 'Seneku Snake Root is stimua-
ting expcetorant. Its action is especially directed
to the lungs. 1t peculiarly useful in chronic
tArrh affections and the secondary stages of Group"
For want of space VIC cannot publish all the testi
monias in our possession, but We give two:
PnuSixvILLE, April 1st 1864.
This is to certify that have sold hundreds of bot
ties of Dr. Oberholtzers Phoenix PCctoral or COM
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Sencka Snake Root
and / have yet to find n single individual who has
used it, who docs not bear testimony of its wonderful
effects in curing coughs. Signed, JACoB Powers.
HALfST. PnuNIXvILLE, Jan. II. 1864.
1 most cheerfully bear testimony TO the valne oL
tho "phooniv Poetornl or Compound syrup OF Nild
Cherry and Senekai Snake Root Before using it
had been suffering with n tickling in my throat and
tight cough for than two years, and had taken
various other medicines with no relief. As soon as
began to use DR. ObcrhOlt2ers medicine the irrita-
tion in my threat was alaycd and in few weeks
entirely cared.
| have also given il to my little girl, for croupy
cough, with the happicst effects
Signed JosErn LuKENs,
PorTSTowN, Jan. id 1865.
This certifes that have used the Phoenix Pecto-
raj in my family, and recommend it to the public
the very best remedy for Cough and Colds that L
have ever tried One of my children vas taken
with n cold accompanied with Croupy cough; so
bad indeed that it could not talk and scarcely
breathe. Having heard much said about the
Phoenix Pectoral procured bottle Of it. The first
dose elievcd the difficulty of breathing and before
the child had taken one-iOurh Of the bottle it was
entirely well. Every family should have it in the
house. Signed, d. p CROSBY.
The proprietor Of this medicine has so much conf
dencc in its curative powers from the testimony OF
hundreds who have used 1t. that the money will be
refunded to any purchaser who is not satisfied with
It's effects
1t is SO pleasant to take that children cry it.
1t costs only Thrty-five Gents,
1t is intended for only class Of diseases, namely
those of the Throat and Lungs.
lS Prepared only by
LEVI OBERHOLTZER. NJ. D.,
Phpnixvie, Pa
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CowDEx.
! No %, North Sixth street, Philadelphia, General
! Wholesale Agents.
SOLD by George Bright, and R. a. Fisher, Drug
giss, Sunbury; WIN. Chcrrington, Druggist at Sha
| Inokin.
| n B.-If your nearest druggist or storekecpel
docs not keep this medicine do not let him put you of
with some other medicine, because he makes more
money on it, but send at to one Of the agents fol
! June 10, lSj5.-6uS