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You SHALL BEL1EvE.-Belef is not an act of the will. Sufficient evidence cOmpels our assent; :; so listen, dear reader, and will convince you that Dr. Wistsr's Balsam of Wild Cherry is far the best remedy for diseases of our climate to be found in this country. It is formed by chemical extracts from vegetables (the Wild Cherry. Pine. &c.) that nature seems to have placed here powerful anti dotes t' all affections of the Lungs and Liver that our ever changing climate induces. After the skill of our greatest physirans was exhausted. it has cu red Asthma in various cases. It cured lady of an incipient Consumption. whose family had all died n the same disease. Refer to Isaac Platt Esq Ed if0r of " Poughkeepsie Eagle" Thomas Cozsns. Haddonfeld, N. J., testi6es. a,sder o0Gh, that ii cured him of an internal Abscess, violent Cough. raising of Blood. &c., afteT he was deemed beyond hope. We could refer to plenty of such instances of its uncommon power. The doubting are invited 10 inquire of individuals and cases that allude to, as we publish statements that will not bear the most rigid scrutiny.

 Sold by S Buel, Litch6eld.