[From the Boston MercanliIc JournaI. Jan. ls4i.l
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tFrom the Boston Mercantile Journal Jan. 1851


QC5- WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
There are so many 'cerain cures" for coughs colds
and even consumplions, that we are sometimes dis
posed TO question the efficacy of any of them. Mr.
$. w Fowle, druggist of the highest reputation al
3S Washington ST., has the agency of an article call
ed Balsam Of wild Cherry, which seems to have won
Tor lselt good reputation wherever il has been in
uoducFd We have seen letters from various parts of
New EnglaIi-rOm persons of the highest standing
in the places where they reside-bearng testimony
TO the ucneht themselves or friends had dreceved from
trial of its properties. Mr. Fowle has established
sub-agencies i'll most OF the towns in New England,
and the sale is constantly the inercasea TACT in
its favor Those who wish to know more of this
medicine, will find at the agents letters and recon-
mendauohs on file, which will be shown TO them or
application.


5. w, Fowle date Smith s. FOwlel agent, No.
lJo Washington street. For sale by