Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-14

THE PHOENIX CTO RA L
Or compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Root, will
cure the Diseases OF tue THROAT AND LUNGS
Such as Colds. Coughs. Group, Asthmn, Bronchitis
Catarrh, Sore Throat iIonrsonoss Whooping Cough,
&c. Its timely will prevent Pulmonary Con
sumption, and even where this fearful disease has
taken hold it will afford greater relief than any other
medicine -
This pectcral IL iuadc from Wild Cherry Bark and
Sencka Snake Root
Its Composition is sufficient guarantee Of its value.
Dr. Geo. B. Wood Professor Of the Practce OF
Medicine in the University of PennsylNonia, Physi
ciaa TO the Pennsylvania Hospital and one OF the
authors of the Unitcd States Dispensaory, says of
Wild Cherry Bark--"lt is among the most valuable
of our indigenous remedies, uniting with touc pew
the property of claiming irritation and diminish
ing nervous excitabity.
The same distinguished physician aud authors says
ir the work, "!Senokn Snake Root isa stimun.
ting expocorant. Its action is especially directed
to the lunhs II IS peculiarly useful in chronic en-;
tarrh affections and the secondary stages Of Group.
For want of spncc cannot publish all the testi-
monias in our possession, but we give two: ...
PnGYIxvILLE, April ist 1864.
This Is to certify that have sold hundreds OF bot
ties Of Dr. OberhotEor's Phoenix Pectorai or Com,
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Scncka Snake ltoo'
and have yet TO find single individual who hhS
used it, who does not bear testimony Gifts wopdcrtul
effects in curing coughs Sisncd, JAcon PowERs.
uALLSr. PneNIxvlLLE, Jan. II 1864.
1 most cheerfuliy bear testimony to the value Of
the phoenix Pcctoral or Compound Syrup of villa
had been suffering with tickling in my throat and
tight cough for more than two years and had taken
various other medicines with 10 relief rs soon as |
began to use DIR Obcrholtzcrs medicine the irlitn.
tion in my throat was allayod and in a few weeks
was entirely cured. ....
have also given il to my little girl, for n croupy
cough with the happicst effects.
Signed, JosErH LuKENs.
--r or.
porrsrowN, Ian. Sd, 1865.
This ccrtifcs that have nsed the Phoenix Peeto.
ra in nay family, aud recommend 1t to the public
as the very best remedy for Cough and Colds that
have ever tried. One of my children vas taken
with cold accompanied with Crtupy cough; SO
bad indeed that it could not talk Hnd scarcely
breathe. Having heard so much said about the
Phoenix PectorGl procured bottle Of it, The first
dose relieved the difficulty of breathing and before
the child had taken oneiourth Of the bottle it
entirely we'll Every family should have it in the
house. Signed, b. p CROSBY.
The proprietor Of this medicine has 50 much conf
dence 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
its effects
1t is so pleasan. to take that children cry for it,
1t costs only Thrty-fyc Cents.
1t is intended for only class Of diseases, namely
those of the Throat and Lungs.
~ Prepared ouly by
LEVI oBEEnoLTZER, NJ. D.
PhUnNville, Pa.
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY Il CowDrS.
No 23, North Sixth street, Philadelphia, General
Wholesale Agents
SOLD by George Bright and Il. A Fisher Drug.
gists, Sunbury Wm Chcrrngton, Druggist at Sha-
mokin
N. B.--If your nearest druggist or s,orckecpcr
does not keep This medicine do not let him put you oil
with some other medicine, because he makes more
money on it, but send ut to of the agents pG
June TO- ISGj-Gms