New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29

A FFECTIONs OF THE LIVER

"a I1oNS VT II u LIZ ill.,
"a Every invalid should read and reflect they desire
restoration to beal'hi affirm, emin
cn writer that the grand oheah and disease
sected With the natural d!-ordered function OF the liver
and that every Chrome or lingering illness aries from some
defect there Chronic epatiis the frequent form OF The
this country slow in progressive s,ao, The
srgan attack will be years suffering uESer lis under
aiming influence, and real disease will indicate TO tie
patient tic aarung state under which be is Iaborno any
tinsest ndpositon ne impues 10 dferentcause never
Sspectng thai liver buing affected the aten; source
OF these disturbed sensations thus mh d. It in lis
power take the necessary precautions To guard against
this nsidiOus enemy hiss repose The symptoms of this
disease often slight and felt for considerable time
such fulness after meals accompanied by oppression
feeling OF vacuity the pit OF The stomach the mind be-
irritable memory defective incapaciy for mena
e1ertiOn prevails the appetite becomes variable tongue
urrad, mouth clammy, vtiated slight noise
start sleep disturbed with rghtfu Dreams occasionally
OBJ Use Pain The gh side extending 10 the top OF the
shoulder cramp or spasms often experienced and nefv
witcbing of the muscles and aching pain of the limb,
sick headache generally caused by it. II Of
ten appears in the form CT cough ashHa &c as diseased
OF the liver either by sympathy pressure induces
arrangement OF the functions OF the lungs and
these disorders BY changing the morbid state OF the liver
the irritation o: the lungs immediately gives way. The
liver Indeed connection primarily secondariy
effect with various diseases OF the head we'll other
parts the system.
From these views then there be doub, that the
disorders of the liver are of the first Importance and every
effort used % remedy them should be conducted rational
principles, and by timely and eicien, attention and the
use OF the most proper medicines many yey serious
quences may be prevented, which often are enaed on
the constitution by procrastination.
As remedy peculiarly adapted to the of liver afec.
TONS Dr. Stark"eaers Hepauc Elixir has proved To be
the mot potent and ecacons and every days experience
confirms mere positively this assertion IL candidly
eved that no preparation has been before public
thar has met with Sucn unexamp!ed appreciation from dis
lnguished sources distinguished judges and grateful pa
uents As this medicine and greater OF suffering
has been mlugated and permanently effected
by il than any other medicine eItant.
SO conent the proprietor of its curative properties
every that when the used ACCORDING TO hi,
drectos. and TIE patient satisfied or convinced after
using one bottle that has produced beneficial effect his
agents are authorised TO refund the money paid
Of the empty bottle.
For sale by CHARLES DYER, Jr., General Agent for
the United States, 42 Westminster st Providence, r. l.
Sold al Wholesale and retail by the agents. A. B. & D.
SANDS Druggists No 7s Fui;on-st O; Gold.st and
no .V9 Fulton St Also sold by David Sands Co. No n
Sands Co No. 3 Broadway Granite Builoings corner
OF Chambers street. Eli I'm