New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
scHENcx's POLMoYIc SYRUP

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Read Reod the JouOriag Certificate Of Rieha'd L. Cor
a MAN of high staHdin9 n Netc-Jsrsey
~ STATE or PEsNsyLvASIA, CttJ OF Phladepha, So
On the Sd day Of My before the subscriber one CT The
Aldermen Of the city Ct Philadelphia, personally appeared
Richard L. Cox citizen Of Evesham, Burlington County
State OF New Jersey who, on his 50 emn shrmanon ola
depose and ssyThz for about twelve months past he was
attacked by short dry cough-wih sense CT burning IN
the palms of his hands and the soes of his feet together
with distressing night swess This state Of things con-
,nued uut November last when he suddenly seized
with a severe pain in the right sid aud breast
His family physician then informed him that bis lungs
were 10 diseased state and he became gradually weaker
and weaker emacised and wasted In assh until reduced
almost skeleton his breathing wss short and sborous
and the least exerton led exhaustion for il
with the difficulty and pain that change could
be made In his clothes, in making up tie bed in
which he lay.
AT this period his physician family ard friends, indeed
all who saw him. considered bis beyond The reach Of
hope For two days appetite had entirely forssken him
and he took no nourshment during ths, time-when be
determined to try "Schencks Pulmonc Syrup" That he
bad tsien but bottles Of the above Syrup when
large gathering formed IN bis len side which rpened
under the soothing influence Of the Syrup.
He had given up the use Of all other medicines al his
time and strictly followed The directions accompanying the
Pumonc syrup-hst he discharged In the presence Of his
OF so offensive nature that his friends could scarcely stay
in the room with hi-lbat at this time he unable
rsse his head from The pillow in consequence Of bis weak
pe,s but be continued the OF the medicine, having
known that DR.. Scheuck himself had been cured by the
same medicine the lowest Stage Of Consumption after
all other means had fsedhst for several weeks he con-
nurd TO expsctorsie free-vhich gradually diminished
In quantity and charged to that Of healthy character-hs
his appetite began mpIovets srergh 10 return, and
linn bsx abla IN nm N his chamber
The period intervening between taking the first bottle and
hs recovery was about ten weeks that the rapid changes
In his condition created such surprise end wonder in all
who saw him during bis Illness that friends rnd neghoors
aocked continual see, were risen from the
grave That the Syrup still gthened and improved
the system continued using Until he had taken twenty
five bottles That he believes himself a sound an
and s in the enjoyment OF good ah; that he is able
tend to all his duies and ia fiji them township officer
as well sry period of bis e that he has had his lungs
examined and that they pronounced 10 be in peTcy
sound condition RICHARD L. COX
Affirmed to and described this Sd day Of May, ls45 be-
fore me- CHAUNCY BULKLEY, Alderman.
EvEsHAM. Burlington Co N J. Mays
We the subscribers residents Of the township Of Eve
sham, do hereby certify tina, are well acquainted with
Mr. Richard L. Cox and frequently visited him In The asi
stage Of Pulmonary Consumption which we believe wss
cured by the Of Schencks Pumonic Syrup aud feel
duty TO recommend Il 10 The consumpnve In The strong
possible terms having been eyewessss TO Of the
greatest performed in this section Of the county,
Benz Buckman, John Leeds, jr. Wm Brown,
WIN. Hammiu, John Eds, Andrew Gdscom
Franklin Cox, John 3. Cox, T. II Hewings,
J. T. Hewlsgs, Joseph Ellis, Jacob Hewhngs.
GRAND DEPOTS FOR
SCHENCKS PULMONIC SYRUP.
NEw.YoRK-C.v. Cnckener & Co. 81 Bsrclay.sL
PHLADELPHa--Dr. Schsnck corner Coates and Mar.
shall sis.
BALTrNoRE-Csnby Bartlett, Lightst.
BosroN- Reddng Co. Stale st.
NEw.ORLEASs-J Wright Co Isl Chartres-st
PAIGE 81 PER BorrLE, OR BOTTLES FOR s.. myl0 lh