The national Republican., 1861-03-23

nR. SCHENCK, the Lung Doctor.-The Pro-
- prietor of SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SY-
RUP, the inventor of SCHENCK'S RESPlROME-
TER, the only instrument that can to a certainty
detect the slightest murmur of the respiratory
organs.
This is of great importance to DR.. SCHENCK,
to know the exact condition of the lungs, whether
it is Tuberculous, Pulmonary, Bronchial, Pleu-
ritic, or Dyspeptic Consumption, and whether it
is both lungs or only one that are diseased.
1t requires constant and long practice to be-
come familiar with every sound or rattling Of a
diseased bronchial tube. Patients come to DR..
SCHENCK to get examined that have been ex
amined by their family physician, who told them
that their lungs were almost gone when, by a
close examination with the Respirometer, it is
often found that it is an affection Of the bron-
chial tube, and, by getting a healthy action of
the liver and tone to the stomach, the sufferer is
soon restored to health. Sometimes medicine
that will stop cough is certain death to the pa.
tient II locks up the liver, stops the circulation
Of the blood bemorrhage follows, and, in fact,
stopping the action of the very organs that
caused the cough.
Liver complaints and Dyspepsia are the causes
of two-thirds of the cases of Consumption. Per-
sons are at this time complaining with dull pain
in the side, bowels sometimes costive aud some
times too loose, tongue coated, pain in the shoul-
der blade, feeling sometimes very restless, and at
other times drowsyi everything that is eaten lies
heavy on the stomach acidity, belching up
wind. Hundreds are complaining at this time
in this way. Let them take o heavy cold, and,
before they get rid of it, then another, then is
the time to know what to do, then is the time to
| 90 to DR.. SCHENCK and get your lungs exam
ined then is the time to know what cough med
icne to take. Stop that cough sudden, and then
the lungs, liver, and stomach, are all put into
inactive state, and, before the patient is aware
of his situation, the lungs are mass of sores,
and death must soon follow.
SCHENCK'S "PULMONIC SYRUP" is an ex-
pectorant which does not contain any opium
nor anything calculated to check cough sud.
denly, but, when assisted by the SEAWEED
| TONIC, to improve the tone of the stomach, and
restore a healthy action of the digestive organs
with the MANDRAKE PILLS, to bring about a
| healthy action of the liver. When these are ta-
ken together, or as indicated, they are sure to
bring the constitution back to healthy state
when affected by any of the above diseases DR.
| SCHENCK believes that too much cannot be said
in favor of the curative powers of the MAN
DRAKE PILLS. Their action is peculiar, but
certain, in all cases of torpid bowels or diseased
liver, which is too frequently the primary cause
of broken down condition of the whole system
and often passes under the name Of CONSUMP
If it does, is readily curable by proper atten
ton to restoring II healthy action of the stomach
liver, and other functions, whose duty it is t,
eliminate and carry off the unhealthy deposit
which clog and render sluggish the wheels of th
animal organism.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup will proong lif
sometimes several months, by keeping the bron
chial tuhcs free from the putrid matter whicl
impedes their functions, when the lungs are to-
r l., l,,t, t,ntn
cure Consumption when both lungs are muc|
diseased, and DR.. Schenck would rather ever
one would know their true condition before ia
king his medicine.
He treats no diseases but those of the Lung
Liver, aud Stomach, and makes no charges it
| advice, or examining lungs in the ordinary we.
or as physicians generally do but for II thoroug
examination with the R,spirometer he charge
, three dollars, and wishes every one, rich or poo
; that has II Cough, Pain in the Side or Shoulder
blade troubled with Costiveness or DiarrhGi
Sallow Complexion, Loss of Appetite Low Spin
it's Restessness at Night, or any other diseas
leading to Consumption, to call on him as abov
and get his advice.
Often, a twenty-five cent box of SCHENCk'
MANDRAKE PILLS will remove the cause
this great terror of the country-Consumptio
All of DR.. SCIlENCK'S medicines are prepare
under his own supervision, and sold, wholosal
and retail, at his principal office in Philadelphia
l No. 80 north Sixth street.
E Price of til, PULMONIC SYRUP, 81 per bo
tie, or six hotties for So. SEAWEED TONI
same as SYRUP MANDRAKE PILLS, twent,
five cents per box.
DR. SCHENCK can be seen in Washington cit
the third Wednesday Of each month, at his room
at the Avenue House. s. b. WAITE, corner
, Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, is his so
t agent in Washington mar 22-lm
A LII IN WANT of Clothing should not fail
n call on Smith, No. 400 Seventh street,
buy their goods as he will sell them bargains.
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DIR. JOSEPH Il. HOWARD.
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