Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

OF WILD v.
CONSU1iP TON, coughs, colds, As'kma
bronchitis. Lircr complaint, Splitting o
Blood. Difficulty of BrcaihiRg. Pasa ia IA.
Side and Breast, PdipitutioR Of the Hurt
LyfUcizd, Broken Constitution, Group
Sore ThroG., Nervous Debility, aud al
diseases of the 1kroat, Breast aud Lungs
a. most efcetunl and speedy cure eue,
knorn for any of the ADORE diseases is DR.
S'cuyne' compound Syynpof Fid Cherry
IN RIGINAL inventors are of,en deprived ofthe g,ofy
~ aud profit Of their Inventions aud discoveries by
prc;cnders, destitute alike OF genius and common hon
csty. Among many other Instances of this Kind, We
may che The attempts hasciy made by certain small dei
iers IN d'u-sIo apprcpriat: the discovery ofDt ssayn
who originally NJ piied that wonderful remedy, the Wild
Cherry Bark 40 the cure of Pulmonary diseases. Person,
WHO resoyt tn this celebrated rcs,cdy Wild Cherry.
aud wish TO have u la the most perfect state, free fon
all deicienous mixtures, and prepared in = way that Is
calculated 70 give the medicine full effect, should obtain
the original 'Dr Swayne's compound SySuP OF " lid
Cherry OF Dr swayne, at his Office, \ W cor. Of Eighth
and Race SITS. Philadelphia, or ofhis authorized agents.
A COUGH OF EIGHT YEARS.
PHiL.pr truIA. Deer 6. rs.
DR. SrayRe-De,r Sill have hccn afflicted with a
violent cough Tor eight years. attended with a tickiing in
the throat, great debility and other disoe,ccahlc symp.
toms. which had become quite alarming and threatened
consequences. made trial Of ncari. all the medicines
which are recommended so highly in the papers. hut
received no benefit whatever, aud learning OF Your
Csmpesnd syrEP Of Und Cherry. I reluctantly con.
Guided To- make a trial of and In - very short time IL
cured me entirely, so iha, I have had no return Of IT,.
tut feel much stronger since using your Invaluable
there arc 81 many persons suffering n ! was, who by
the use oryour Compound yrup of wild Cherry might
be permanently cured. JAMES DIXON,
Corner of Tenth and fcari Streets.
Principal Office, corner OF Race ard Eighth SIS, Phil.
adelphia.
Remember, no preparation Of Wild Cherry Is genuine
except that bearing the written signature of Dr. swayue.
Anoiher Wonderful cure Of Consumption. DR..
Strdyne's compound syrup of Wild cRerrv.
TRIUMPHANT sUC cess
MuLrRsTows, Percy Co. Pa.
Dr. SrayRe Dear sir-In arch last I caught n very
ueayy cold, which settled on my lungs attended with n
hard, dry cough, pai"s in the side aud breast, ttghincss
aud oppression In the ch'st. I negieotcd taking any
n%eticine, except the usual simple remedies which per
sons in INDECENT circumstances like myself. generally re.
sort 20, until the disease had eaehed tic state above
alluded To, when became quite alarmed, and applied
To my family physician. lie treated me several months
Tut I received no benefit; In fact. ! grew gradually worse.
I had piofuse night swcaus, skin dry aud pa tcheI. no
appetite, Suh,rcd much with thirst, oceasisualiy spitiing
blood, until my piy stefan rs well rs my friends. pro.
nounced ue g"ing into q deep decline. Some OF my
frs nds recommended ono medicine ard some another,
and would show me long certificates of purporiei cures.
many ofwhich | a ought suited TO my case e actly, hut
from 'Leir effect rPon me I ~despaired ever recovering
my health. nut gave myself up TO die OF HAT scourse Of
I'VE land, Pulmonary Consumption.
Fortunately, at uisIim n frtcud Of mine, passl0g
through our town, who resides In lIaTIisiuTeh, called 10
see me, and recommended your compound syrup Of
MID Cherry. aud gave tie name Of Martin Luiz, your
agent IN Harrshursh. reluctantly sent aud got a bo'.
tie. which relieved me so much lhai { sent aud got five
more. ard am happy to say I am now n sound and
hearty man. attribute the outo entirely 90 the use Of
your oeie rated remedy, tho compound IF Sriid CHERRY,
and would earns ly recommend amy person WHO Is
suffering with any disease ofthe Lungs, Ia resort At oncc
~ your medicine. ! remain yonrs. very respectfully,
RiCHAR voNM TER.
We are personally acquainted with Richard voume'er,
his statement H. strictly true.
= N Colbrook, Willis " Massey,
Jacob Siarkey, John BrIghion.
CAUTIONED swaync's preparation OF wild Cherry
was tie first that vas ever Introduced 10 tie public In
this or any other county. Years afseI this 'eeIcbrnted
remedy rame out; mp sprung several others, such as
Baisams, Candies and even Syrups. trying TO buid on
that already esiabih, he'd. 30 that even pes sons might be
deceived, land get n worthless mixture paImed OF upon
t'eml II they did not bear in mind the name OF Dr
SsayRe
Remember, all preparations purporin- TO contain
Wild Cherry are fictitious and evsHferJsit, except that
Tearing the written signature &c Dr swaync. Gfea,
care should be taken to purchase f'om u'e regularly APP
pointci agents.
The Press, the Medical Faculty, and thou
sands tpho haze used DR.. Spayne'S COM
pound Syrup Of Wild cherry, all concur in
Pronouncing it one Of The best remedies eUey
iRuented, for the cure of all
PULMONARY AFFECTIONS.
Still. FiiRTHLR fROoP.
Providence; r. I. scRIT 20, rs.
~ RNuyUt- war SHs u lc CAiCV " n sense OI
duty I owe To suffering humanityto acknowledge my
grateful thanks for the wonderful effects OF your Com.
pound Syrup OF Wild cherry, on me, afer having suffered
months AFTER months with the most affecting dkoase;
Consumption; with scarcely n ray OF hope or n .beacon
light 10 guard me against my own horrible forebodings
= he circumstances which fret led TO tie awful state Of
debility was from taking n very heavy 'ooid' which
seemed TO FIX Itself upon the lungs, which gradually
grew worse, the profuse night sweat, a hacking cough,
expressions OF tie breast, sphIipg OF blood, with great
general debility. NJ yconstIs,f n seemeI broken down,
aud nervous system very much Impaired. with NJ the
~ mPtems OF eonhI med CoPSrfar,ion. y went to Phil.
%adelphia. aud was treated there by PHI sicians OF the
highest responsibility, but still grew worse. until they
gave me up as ineurable, and advised nae 10 go Scnth
but being very poor after iosHrr 50 much tiune from MY
work. aud having spent all my money on lie various
patent medicines which wer. Recommended 80 highly
through the medium of the press, . was unahie 10 take
their advice. Being n member Of the Order Of Odd
send me 10 my friends IN Saco, Name. F~ns treated
by PhyaciaHE"ft tie highest standing there. hut received
40 heneht whatever from them hut g'adualis grew
worse, un'h my phys'cians aud myself gave up all hopes
OF my ever recovering, aud Z felt Ike ono who u n out
to pass through the valley OF The shadow OF DEATH Al
This awful juneiion ? heard Of your compound syrrp Of
Wild Cherry, sod knowing you TO 10 n regular practi
sing physician IN philadelphia. gave me more confidence
in the medicine, 30 I concluded as n iast resort, 10 fnakc
n trial Of u. ] sent 10 yoa~ agent In Boston, aud pur-
chased ono bottle. which relieved me very much, I then
procured two bottles more. which am happy 90 say,
entirely cured me, aud I avn now enjoying better health
than I have had befofe IN NY life. II seemed 10 have
a beneficial effect nj oacs. ? gained sire 9Th rapidiy,
slttough reduced TO = mere skeleton, and I & ci satisfied
from Ne sanitary effects IN my own case, that Dr.
swaynes compound syrup of wild Cherry will cure
any case % diseased lungs. " taken according TO The
prescribed rules contained In the pamphlet accompany
Ing the medicines. Even tie physicians who witnessed
my case are hiziiy recommending n IN sifoihsr cases; and
I wish you to make this puhiie. 80 that others who are
suffering ~ I have tecn, may know where To pio Hfo
n remedy az hfsi, which will reach q er disease without
t%smpcrirg will and minips their constitutions with
macy quaek nOstfums with which tie whole country
y flooded, prepared ~ persons WHO have no knowledge
~ the science OF medicine, IN theory OF practice. bot ara