New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-17

a FFECTIONS OF THE LIVER
"A Every invalid should read and reflect, they desire
restoration healthf venture 10 airn says ehin
cnt writer graudsource oheal and disease
sec,ed with the natural dsordered function of the liver
that every chronic lingering Illness arises from some
defect there Chronic Hepasiis the most frequent form OF the
diseass in this country slow progressive stages The
organ of attack will be for years suffering uaserl It's undS
mining influence and yet real disease VIII indicate To The
patient the alarming state under when ne iaDorns any
suspecting that liver being affected Inc latent source
these disturbed sensations thus ns d II Is not IN MS
power take the necessary precautions TO guard against
this Rsidious enemy 10 MS repose Inc symptoms OF ihlS
disease are often slight and elt Tor considerable time,
such as fitness after meals accompanied by oppression
feeling of vacuity at the M OF Tue stomach the mind be.
comes irritable memory detective incapacy for mental
exertioa prevails the appetite becomes variable. tongue
turred mouth clammy, taste vtiaed slight noise
START sleep disturbed with rghttu Dreams occasionally
oh use pain in the rght side extending the top the
shoulder cranp Spasms often experienced and nerv.
Gus itching OF the muscles and aching pain the limb
sick headache generally caused by H. IL Of
ten appears in the form of cough ashna &c as diseased
state OF liver either by sympathy pressure induces
arrangement of the functions of the lungs and occasions
these disorders By changing The morbid of The liver
the irritation OF the lungs Immediately gives way. The
liver Indeed connection primarily secondary
oreect with various dlseases of the head well ether
parts OF the system.
From these views then there be no doub, that the
disorders Of the liver OF the first importance and
effort used remedy them should be conducted rational
principles, and by timely and efficient Attentions and the
the proper medicines many very serious
quences may be prevented which 100 often are enaled
the constitution by representation.
As remedy peculiarly adapted the Of liver afec-
tons, Dr. Starkweahers Hepac Elixir has proved be
the mo- potent ard and every days experience
confirms more positively this assertisn Il candidly be-
eved that no preparation has ever been before the public
that has met with such neSampled appreciation from
tuguised sources distinguished judges and grateful pa.
tents as this medicine and OF suffering
has been irrigated and more permanently effected
by il than any other medicine extaDt.
So confident The proprietor o its curative properties
every that when The medicine used according 10 his
directions and the patient Is satisfied convinced after
using one bottle that IL has produced beneficial effect his
agents are authorised 10 refund The money paid
OF !he empty bottle.
Flo. sale by CHARLES DYER, Jr. General Agent for
the United States, IL Westminster Il Providence, K. l.
SANDS Druggists No 70 Fuions! corner OF GoIdst ami
No loo Fulton st Also sold by David Sands Co No n
East Broadway, corner Of Market street. Abraham =.
sands Co No rs Broadway Granite Buildings, corner
Of Chambers street ELL I'm