Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-03
lam. MCKNIGHT, EDITOR.
PET Err

V gmNHESE PILLS are no longer among
- those of doubtful utility. They
IA passed away from the hundreds that
s, daily launched upon the tide Of expe,
g;m,ent, and now stand before the public
sSkiph in reputation, and as extensively
liz, .mkIoyed in all parts Of the u. States.
,h{Canadas, Texas, Mexico and the West
l.llles, as any medicine that has ever been
sold nrsbared for the reiefof suffering man.
nav have been introduced wherever it
WA found possible to carry them, and
thafb are but few towns who do not con-
i .ai1 some remarkable evidence Of their
oooa effects. The certificates that have
6eeb presented TO the proprietor exceed
70 twthty thousand upwards of five hun,
en- AID Of which, are from regular practi-
Is ciae physicians, who ure the most COM
Y pgsent Judges of their merits.
often have the cures performed by
this medicine, furnished subjects for editor
rial comment in various newspapers and
; journals, and II may with truth be asser-
T ted That no medicine Of the kind has ever
receyed testimonials of higher value than
b unattached TO this.
sIhey are in general use as n family
H.. isdiclne and there are thousands Of fam
bes who declare they are never salts
ed Unless they have supply always on
A and
Each box contains 40 pils-price so
ents per box.
fresh supply OF the above medicine
= ys1st received, and for sale in Liberty,
the Drug Store of DAVID JEWETT
iho is sole Agent for this County.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM
- M PLANTS.
The PA ENT MEDlClNAE SToMACHIAE EFT
lEPATIcAE, formed by chymica analysis
udsynthess of several proGimate vege-
I, beprInclples, are universally acknow. |
h. ged to have totally ecipsed the prelen.
sot every other remedy, and super
led the necessity Of every other mode
Treatment, whenever the above dis.
YES are found to exist, as well as in
argement Of the Spleen and in Juan
e.
lmong the symptoms of Dyspepsia and
'er complaints, are 'natuIency, Sourness
Burning in the stomach, melancholy.
ability, diSagreeable tase in the mouth;
atirregularlty Of appetite, which is
neaimeS vOracious, and at other times
sagly deficient thirst, letid breath,
usea, weakness of the stomach, acid
d cations, pal pitation, drowsinesS, ir-
!. Eularily OF the bowels, pressure on the
Of mach after meals. pain in the head,
Ezlness or vertigo; confusion OF mind,
To- ended with the loss of memory a gnaw-
IN gvol the stomach when empty, chilli
ess, affection OF sight and hearing, pain
baweakness in the back, Ianguor, dis
rbed sleep, cold feet and hands, tremor,
heaslness in the throat, cough, pain in
n V side or breast.
During the last year, thousands with
WOULD testify to their great efficacy
Ike lhe following:
Frcmthe Georgia Telegraph, edited By DR..
N. Bartien and E. Bartlett, ESgs
ddi3d JuIythe Sd. 1884.
@ DYSPEPSIA.
PetSons afflicted with this fashionable,
ND hitherto considered almost incurabc
lsease, ARE under lasting obligations 10
be scientific skill and research Of DR.. j.
Peiers. The preparations of this gen
I. |eipan for the cure OF Dyspepsia and Liv-
+. compIalnts, have obtained an exten.
n We and deserved celebrity, and we feel
Awe are doing an important service 10
Iqatillcted, IN recommending them to the
nbllc, l)r. p. has been regularly edu-
ated 10 the profession OF Medicine--is
raduaie OF respectable Medical Col
'ge, and has been licensed to practice by
70 Medical Board Of Georgia. We have
'en made acquainted with the compost
% OF this medicine, and consider it
eI Aentlflc preparation it is purely regeta
and well calculated for the removal '
IS me complaints for which it is recon.
ended. No harm can result from its .
% sus We have seen it's beneficial results ,
adn Neral cases that have come under $
Nd Ar Nh observation.
IN re PlIo,oing certificate is from r. A. !,
NJ IRENE, Esq, Secretary TO his Erceilen. .
~ Wilson Lumpk'n, Esq. Governor Of o
Is eAe State Of Georgia. Il
10 TO THE PUBLIC. c
\ MiIedgevlIe, Ga. June 1884.
Aservant girl Of mine, who had for =
'sWqRl years labored under Dyspeptic >
pd Diver affection, and whose life had u
~ bred Of, after the trial of several :"
Ryaclans to relieve her, was successful.
y sEealed by DR.. Peters of this place. Mill
wiley whom consider pre-emnentIy
al'fd in those complaints.
IT, r. A. GREENE.
'oM Or. James E,cell, Author Of the Med
e' I'M Componion, or Family Physician.
New Orleans, Goth Dec. 1881