Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-09

D Bilious Feuer This disease is characterized by
languor drowsness, sense OF anxiety aching in the
back and limbs want Of appetite, yawnng and stretch
ing
3ruc and Fersr This disease is too we'll known in
the Southern country to require description.
Neutrality-suspicious. generally with functional dsor
der of the digestive and hillary organs and in many IN
stances, Dyspepsia seems to be the only affection pre-
sent, irregular appetite and impaired powers OF diges
tiou acidy haluence, slight choic, pains in the region
Of The stomach, and frequently dragging pain in The
right shoulder.
Jnundcc- Consists in disordered state of The liver
and hillary passages, Characterised by yelowness OF the
eyes and skin, clay coored ieces shy bilious nrine
and generally languid state of The circulation, dsn
cnation to bodily and mental eIerlon an irritable and
detected temper weakness OF appetite, constpaII acid
eruclatons, slow and painful Digestion atulent pains
in the bowels, NC.
Ladipestion-The symptoms of this disorder differ
sderaby according to The stage of the complaint the
drgree and extent of the irritation. In The commence
the appetite is Variable generally weak and often
entirely destroyed; the patient istroubled with hanlence
diste non acid erucalons the tongue covered with
system aneud paricnaf1y dnrSg the process of dges.
t0n and there almost constant uneasy feeling IN the
epigastrium.
Notwithstanding the many successful results attend
ing the Of medicine, when administered by the pro-
PrIeor an extensive practice was with reluctance
that he was induced Offer il to the public, did he
consent to do So, until lis superior efficacy had been full
ly established by a large number OF The most dislin-
gushed Physicians in Virginia and North Carolina.
The most ample testimony in support of the valuable
properties of this med has been kindly and willing
~ presented him by every medical gentleman no has
made trial OF them, and may he found in the pamphlets
of certificates deposited with the agents for distribution
Many Of those testimonials have been published in the
public prints but decmng unnecessary to continue that
course they have been published in pamphlet form, in
conjunction with many others, presented by eminent
members of the legal and agricultural professions.
To farmers. ihsImedcIne is particularly recommend
ed, calculated TO relieve them Of their heaviest
tax The diseases 10 which slaves most subject the
Summer and FALL yield 10 the mild and harmless opera
ton Of This medicine as by magic. BY administering
according The directions in the of Bilious and
Agur aud Fever The system al once purified the
Of disease removed, and sweet health restored Often
times when The Physician resides distance and par
ticularly very unhealthy districts Of country
lack violent that de ath closes the before his
timely aid be obtained: in such had Bnykns
Pills been hand the life nf beloved member Of the
family, valuable slave might have been saved To
ALL then, who subjects of that long list of harrass
ing and obstinate Diseases resulting from arrangement of
liver such Dy spepsis Jaundce enlargement Of the
Spleen commonly called Fever Cake, irregular crcula
ton Of The blood, known nnard }eDer swelled feet
and liberated legs, &c, these Pills offer safe and GER
tain dever,nce in most of those diseases, after trying
the long catalogue Of draughts and disgusting
prescriptions Of quncks and old women, the atil cled
drag Il miserable state of existence, viewing life as a
tedious burthen-But timely resort TO Boy kins Pills
will remove the formidable of misery, and again
usher the patient, with blooming health and cheerful
spirits. a new man into The bosom Of his family
Since these Pills first offered the public their
efficacy 10 destroying Of the intestinal canal has
heen established. They were not recon- mended for
this purpose In the first instance because their virtues
as vermifuge were not positively ascerlaned |; but
as numerous instances have occurred, in which by
their use alone, large numbers Of worms have been
removed from the bowels, the proprietor takes plea
sure in announcing it to the world He does not pre-
lend to say that they will invariably produce this ef.
fect nor will any other emedy) but he has no hesita
ton in declaring that whenever these troublesome and
dangerous animals are caused by long continuance of
bad health, particularly in children, these Pills will by
restoring the general health effect their removal In
such cases, they may be given is directed for other
diseases These Pills are not offered panacea-a
cure Tor all diseases The aborers in The field of scen
tlhc medicine have fully established that such gilt has
not been bestowed on The human family But for the
diseases in which they recomme nded, pre-
scrPinn will accomplish more, and he feels confident,
that fair and impartial trial will ra,fy the assertion
From the Hon. John Y Mason, Judge Of the General
Court Of Virginia Southampton, Virginia
Dear Sill an not qualified by science 10 give an
opinion on The properties Of your Southern Anti Bilious
Pills, but can safely say, that in my family they have
proved emnently successful in the autumnal eyers in
cIdent to our climate Their operation is mild and in
every instance in which they used, have given
speedy relief. ! consderhem most safe and valuable
addition to the catalogue of Family Medicines.
Wishing you great success,
am, with high respect your friend
JOHN Y MASON
To Dr. BoYKIs.
Extract Of letter from the Hon. Richard H. Baker Judgs
Of me General Court Of Virginia.
have made requent use Of your pills. and have always
found them safe mild and efficient remedy in cases of
Bilious Fener.
From The Hon. Francis Mallory, M d., Member of Con-
gress.
ellaoon &c ,bao
have certified in favor of The Anti Bilious Pills epared
by DR.. Boy kin Of Smilh6eld, Va and know them to be
men Of high personal and professional standing in our
State. From my knowledge of the properties Of the in
gradients entering into the composition of this medicine
confident, it will prove highly effcacous in The dis
for which recommended by the highly respect
able and enlightened proprietor.
SAMUEL F. ADlE,
General 3gent Richmond, Va.
April I0s-ly