True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11
hRERNTiIY'S DYSPpT[C IIX[2,

DR.. bcrnr,hy, the greatest of English Surgeons was
opinion llln, nin enll,s of the diseases that affect
mankind originate in The stomach. This Elixir was
used by him with the most unprecedented success IN
hs private aud public practices for upwards OF forty
years, for the renewal OF The following Diseases:
Loss OiHppetitc, Flaucncv, Di>tcuiull of the Ston
nrl,, Pain in the side, Icnvncss of the Head aud inli
na'i"n 10 sleep lrlrgularity Of III" i"wrs, and in all
cases where Indigestion Or coStsu ubit is found It
exist.
This medicine must no, be nunl,e cd among the hos
of quuck lnsrlns before thu, pubic, as it is the
sole invention Of the ahlcst and most scientific surgeon
Europe ever prnlnced and the secret of preparing il
was purchased by the agent for very large sum. 1t j.
nsrcn,"'c AMI pleasant to he ,a-t", mild nl,cr
lent always keeps the bowels free, mrur,s vigor and
strength to the svsr'n and chcrrlnInnss 10 the mud
mud II few bot les the most confirmed eases o
Dyspepsia ar Indigestion, and prevents return any
future period.
NEW Y"Hx, Eth August 1876
- Madison, street
SiE:-in consequence of leading srlrnInry life,
I'av" been ,rouh1l, mare or less, with Indigestion tn'
years; tor the last three ,ca,s my suilerngs have
been ins"pporabic ! have ii"d several physicians
and number Of u'urk Medicines without deriving an,
benefit. d.SparcA of ever ob,inin; any permanent
relief, and resigned myself III the hopeless despair
wnS persuaded by many friends to trv Abcrncy's
l'ys!crlic Elixir. have now finished the ou,th bot.
tie. aud know not how to express my Nira,io of il.
wonderful virtues and the miracle it h. performed il
restoring To that haallI, which l. / ugh, lost for
'Sr:',l me half dozen bottles Z and excrp
nv thanks the blessings have u rrrcdby re-
storing mu topriec, health. -
remain Yours,
JCOl: MONROE.
The agent l'nS in his posse hundred ties
nonals similar IN the ahpvc, Of The extraordinary vr
tue. of this medicine. Sold by appointment, Mt DR.
Johnsons, 40 i'icnvillr street. nov. s
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