4. TO THE AFFLICTED.
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pUCKINGHAM'S Compound Syrup Of WILD
ID CHERRY. A new and valuable remedy far
the cure OF coughs, colds and consumption, asthma.
&c sc, How many there sadly afflicted with
these ordinary disorders. every day, who might find
immediate relief by the Of this simple but efca-
eions remedy, Buckingham's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry, which has the tendency of stopping a
cough loosening the phlegm, and finally breaking up
the cold The proprietor, fully aware of the great
decacy of his position in offering this preparation to
the public, from the fact OF the market being flooded
with numerous preparations for the cure OF such dis
eases But he cheerfully recommends this prepara-
ton, both as an agreeable medicine, and wel-tried
and efficient remedy Price only so cents per bottle
to be had at his Drug and Apotheeary Establishment
7th st between st and Penn. Avenue near the Cen
tire Market, Washington, ID c nov 10--3teodlw


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