New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

A FFECTIONS OF THE LIVER

a Every Invalid should read and rri'rc; il they desire
restoration 10 heath.l venture To aiirI, enla
writer that the grandsonrce ohea and disease IL
peced with the natural dSordered function OF the ver
and that every chronic lingering illness arises from
defect there Chronic iepats The most frequent form The
disease in this country slow in lis progressive Stages The
erean attack will he for years suffering lis under
mining influence and yet no real disease VIII Rdcaieto The
patient the alarming state under which he laboung any
transient isd>positon he nlpues 10 different cause never
suspecng that the liver being affected The latent
of these disturbed sensations thus m d. II IS not Ia his
power take the necessary precautions 10 guard against
This nsidous enemy TO his repDse The symptoms o this
disease often slight and elt Tor considerable iiie
such fitness after meals accompanied by oppression
feeling Of yacuty at the pill OF the stomach the mind be-
comes irritable memory defective incapacy for mental
exerton prevails the appetite becomes variable. tongue
turred month cldmmy, vlated, slight
start sleep disturbed win rghtiu dreams occasionally an
ob;use pain the right side extending the top OF the
shoulder cramp pasnls often experienced, and
witchHg OF the muscles and aching pain OF The limb
sick headache generally caused by IL II Of
appears in the torn CT cough ashhma &c diSeased
stale of The liver either By sympathy pressure induces
arrangement of the functions oil The lungs and occasions
these disorders BY changing The morbid stale Of The liver
the irritation OF the lungs immediately gives way. The
liver indeed connection primarily sccCndarly
effect with various diseases OF Tie head as we'll as other
parts OF the system.
From these views then, be no doubt that the
disorders OF the liver OF the first Importance and every
effort used remedy them should he conducted rational
principles, and by timely ami efficient attention and the
use OF the proper medicines, many very
ouenceS be prevented, which cptaiieA on
the constitution by procrasiinalion
tons Dr. Hepauc ELIXIR has proved be
potent and eicactous and every day experience
confirms mere positively This ascertain II is candidly be
eved that preparation has been before The public
that has with such unexampied appreciation from dis
rlnguished distinguished judges and grateful pa
ten,s as tbs medicine and greater amount OF suffering
has been mlg ated and more permanently erected
by il than any other medicine eItant.
confident the proprietor Of its curative properties
every case that when the medicine Is used according To his
directions and Tie patient is satisfied convinced after
using bottle that II has produced beneficial effect his
agents are authorised TO refund the money paid Tor
OF The empty bottle
For sale by CHARLES DYER, Jr.. General Agent for
the United States, ~ Westminster ST Providence r. |.
Sold al wholesale and retail by The agents. 4. B. D.
SANDS. Druggists, No 70 Fnlons OF GolasL and
No. 100 Fulton ST Also sold BY David Sands L Co. No II
East Broadway corner OF Market street; Abraham 3.
Sands Co. No. rs Broadway Granite Buildings corner
of Chambers street sII I'm