New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30
a FFECTIoNs OF THE LIVER

Z u EVERY INVALID SHOULD BEAD LEcr II rsEf
DESIRE RESTORATION TO HEALTH venture atiiTGi
eminent writer iha. hs grand source OF health and
disease connected Eih the natural diordered tuRc
of The liver and every chronic lingering Illness
arises from some defect there. Chronic Hepaiits The most
reCucs form OF the disease In this country slow
n,opreye strength The o,g3n Of attack viii be for years
suffering under its undermining influence and yet real
disease will indicate 10 the patient the alarming state under
which he is iaboring any transient lndsposios he putes
different cause, suspectng that The liver being
affected the latent source OF these disturbed sensations
thus isled il 10 his power 10 take the necessary pre-
cautio, guard against th. iadous enemy his rspoSe
The symptoms of this disease often slight and felt
considerable time such ulneSs after meals accompanied
by oppression feeling OF -acay athe p OF hs stomach
the mind becomes irritable memory defective iIcapacity
for mental eIcrton prevails the appetite becomes variable
tongue furred, mouth clanny, vijaed slight noise
causes sleep disturbed With ffighu dreams,
sepay ah obuse pain the r.hI SIDE extending lheSop
OF the shoulder crap or Spas often experienced and
limb nervous sick headache generally caused by IL
II often appears in the form 81 cough asthma &C., as dis
eas-d of the ver either by sympathy pTessur IN
dpces arrangement OF the functions OF the and occa
these disorders BY changing the morbid state OF the
liver the irritation OF the lungs Immediately gives way
The liver indeed connected, primarily Secondary, as
effect with various diseases OF The head as well as
other parts OF the system.
From these views then there be dorbt that The
disorders of the liver are the first importance and
effort used remedy them Should be conducted on rational
principles and by timely and efficient attention and The use
OF the proper medicines, many very serious sense-
ouenccs NAV be- prevented which often efatled
the constitution by procrasuGat!on
A. remedy peculiarly adapted TO the OF liver afec
tons Dr. StarkweaterS Hepatc Elixir has proved 10 be
the most potent and ecacio and every days experience
confirms positively this assertion II is candidy be-
levea ,a, preparation HIS been before the public
tat has with such uneaamped appreciation IRON dis
tinguisbed Gisueresed jndgeS and grateful pa
tents this medicine and greater amount OF suffering
has been mgaed and permanently effected by
il than any ether medicine extant.
So confident thu proprietor OF It's curative properties IN
every case that when the medicine used according TO his
directions and the patient satisfied convinced after
using bottle that il has produced beneficial! effect, his
agents authorised to refund The money paid Tor on re-
turn of the empty bottle.
For salr by CHARLES DYER, Jr., General Agent Tor
the United States, whom applications for agencies must
be made, - Westmnstersi Retaed by druggists gene
rally throughout the State.
ps No 70 100 Fultoa-s!. Also sold by A. b. SANDS
Co, Ne Z73 Broadway, corner of Chambers DAVID
SANDS CO., No y East Broadway corner OF Markets.
Price 81. s24 IN