New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-15
4 FFECTIONS OF THE LIVER


"A Every invalid should read and reflect if they desire
a restoration heaithI affirm, says eIhin
zeced with the natural or function of the liver
and every chronic lingering illness arises from
eecL there Chronic Hepatits the frequent form OF the
CiseaS- this country slow in its progressive stages The
ergan of attack will be for suffering unSer It's unde
mining influence and yet real disease will indicate 10 the
patient alarming under which he is laboring any
transient dsposiuon he mpuieS different cause
suspectng that the liver bsrg affected is the latent
OF these disturbed sensations thus mis!e d, il is in his
power take the necessary precautions guard against
This sdious enemy his repose. The symptoms of this
disease are often slight and elt for considerable time
such as iunes after meals accompanied by oppression,
feeling OF vacuity the pit OF the stomach the mind be-
comes irritable memory defective, ncapacy for mental
exer;ion prevails the appetite becomes variable. tongue
urred. mouth cammy taslc vtated slight noise causes
start sleep disturbed with fghtu Dreams occasionally
OBJ pain the right side extending the the
shoulder, cramp spasns is often experienced and
Gus tw,chng OF the muscles and aching pain of the limb
nervous sick headache is generally caused by it II Of
ten appears The form CT cough ashihEa &c diseased
the 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 oil the lungs Immediately gives way The
liver sindeed connection primarily secondarly,
effect with various diseases OF the bead well other
parts o. the system.
From these views, them there can no doubt that the
disorders OF the liver OF the first importance every
effort used 10 remedy them should be conducted rational
principles and by timely and efficient attention. and the
use OF the most proper medicines many serious
quenceS be prevented which often are entaed on
the constitution by procraStination.
As remedy peculiarly adapted to the Of liver atec
tons, Dr.. Sarkwenthes Hepatc Elixir has proved be
the potent and eca cous and every DAYS experience
confirms positively this assertion. Ii canddy be-
eved tha; preparation has before the public
;ha, with such uneIamped appreciation from dis
tpguhed distinguished judges and grateful pa
tents this medicine and greater amount of suffering
has been miugsted and more permanently effected
by IL than any other medicine
So confident the proprietor oi its curative properties
every case that when the medicine used according his
directions and ,he patient is satisfied convinced after
using one bottle that il has produced beneficial e.ct, his
agents are authorised refund the money paid for
turn OF the empty bottle
For sale by CHARLES DYER, Jr., General Agent for
the United States, ~ Westminster 81 Providence r l.
Sold wholesale and retail by the agents, A. g. & D.
SANDS Druggists, No 7s Futons OF God.sL and
No 400 Fulton Also sold by David Sand. Co. No. "a
EaSi Broadway, OF Market street; Abraham e
Sands Co. No rs Broadway, Granite Buildings corner
OF Chambers street all I'm