THE MOST REn@A EVE

 CURE EVE F EGG RDED.
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 On or about the 18th day nf Octoher. i84l, was which continued for abOu, five days, and was fol' lowed by the breaking of ulcer, or ahscess, in: wardy, which relieved he pain a htIle, but caused me throw up great quantity of offensive matter, and also much blo.d Being greatly alarmed a: thls, applied to a physician; hut he said he thought he cou.d do but little for me, except give me some Mercury PiHs which refused to take. feeling satls fled that they could do me good: many other re- medes were then procured by my wfe and trends, hut none did me any good-and the discharge oi blood and corruption still continued every few days and at last became offensive that could scarce lv breathe. l was also seized with violent cough, l which a,times caused me fn raise much more blood han had done benre-and my disease continued m this way, sill growing worse, until February, wheh all hope of my ecverv given ID. and my friends all thought l would die of GALLOPlNG CON- SUMPTION. Al this moment, when my life was aren.Iv dra w.,q near it's close. heard of DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. and got a bottle, which RELIEVED ME IMMEDl. ATELY; and bv the use of only three hniil les of this medicine. all my pains were remOved-mv cough and spi.ting of blood and corruption entirely l stopped. and in few weeks nv health was so ia. is carpenter) and up to this time have enjoyed s''0 ''''''' p''''" .... THOMAS CoZENs. 1 GLoucFsTER CouNTy, N. J. ss. Personally came before me. the subscriber, one l of the Justices of the Peace in and for ihe sad County. Thomes C"zens, end heing duly affirmed according to law. saith the above statemen: IS in a things true, ...., .,. ..-' -

 Affirmed before me, on the 2Oth day of Apr. lS43 !

 j. CLEMENT. P.

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