Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-30
OXYGENATED
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A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA.
1er4lss PHTHlSlC, src 1-l
GENERAL DznxxxTY.
OXYCENATED
GEORGE B. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.
W,oJsn,. V,x.uox.t I

GEORGE B. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.
Windsor, Vermont.
Is sovereign remedy for DYSPEPSIA in many Of 81
FORMS such as pain in the Stoach Heartburn abitual
Piles, Night sweats and even Consumption (Dyspcptc
Phthsic and Asthma, Phthsc attended with dcraligc-
Breathing which often results rn Imperfect digestion Tor
Dyspeptic SyspnGa relieved by these Bers In short
symptoms tha, proceed from debilaied atomic condi
ton Of the Stunnch also In general debility arising from
age or from the effects OF Fever particularly Fever and
Ague. Females suffering under any uterine dcrangemcnt
arising from weakness, will find the "OxyeESATED Biz
TKRs excellent remedy and not surpassed by any medi-
The history OF this medicine is peculiar 1t has nnde its
way to public favor solely by the force OF its own intrinsic
merits No artificial have been used to give 1t
toriety and thrust it upon public attention. Il has never
before even been advertised but having first shown Its re-
markable efficacy in the family of the proprietor, and by
quinanccs with like result its reputa gradually ex-
tended until 1t is known in the most distant parts Of the
nion as medicine of unrivaled virtues IN the cure Oi
Dyspepsia n al its different orns and also for the cure of
Asthma or Phthsic. Its only herald and its only ,gy
has been the story Of its wonderful efficacy told from
mouth to mouth or by letter friend friend. In
ry Instance where these Bers have been used and the
medy
Nnmerous certificates nss,ins the singular efficacy Of
the "OxYGENATED iT1ERs,n the possession the
propretor many of them signed by persons already widely
known 10 the public.
WINDSOR, Vt. October Q, lsi5
The following Certificates have recently been
WASHINGTON, j. C.. JrNE 10, tsiG
Having made OF the "Oxygcnated Bitlcrs prepared
by DIR. Geo. D. Green. N Windsor, VT and from know
ledge obtained o their efficacy IN other chccruly
,mncnd them the public, believing that they will fully
sustain the mncndati'n Of the Prophet IT, We hope
that this valuable remedy may be generally dhused
throughout the country thut may be accessible 10 oil the
afflicted.
Wmiiau Tt Iip1iiM L. 8. Senator from Vermont
JAMES +. siMMONs, b. s. senator from II. Island.
IT: MoRIIiEAD. |. :. Senator and irn9rly Govern
ri Kentucky
III, ARNOLD, Me,nber OF Congress and f,rrnerly Go
vernon OF X. ].
vernon of Michigan.
NJ. l.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wisconsin
Territory.
From Hon II. ID. Fo41.r, Member OF Congress from
Pennsylvania.
WAsnISGro TON. D. C.. JuNE 10, 1916.
Dear Sill have been dyspeptlc sufferer about ten
years, and have rtcd T. var medicines !r relief
without success, until ml1e vi your "OSygcnacd
Bitters" have used about bottles, and inl myself
r wc ITSELF in my case great ncity OF the
st nach iSs u appett. extreme ilulcnrc cons
patti N o the bowels ana vol.nt healache. Feeling dcsi
ronr thai knowledge OF Your vaunhe remedy may reach
ing my tesm my its curative power; ami would ais
remark. that while vsit at home short time since.
administered part OF bottle t. number OF ny afflicted
friends, with great They desrous that YOU
s uld establish agency at Pittsjurg, inform them
where the medicine be obtained With de-
sire for y,u prosperity and happiness subscribe myself,
truly your friend II. II. FOSTER.
D,ct Gro b. GRrrN Winds r, VT .t..
Sid WI 'itstle and Rctnii by Green & Fletcher, No.
26 : uth Sixth Street, Philadelphia
Agent r Sunbury-II. B. MASSER.
Agents for Mil,on-MACKAY HAAG.
April Is, 1875 ..-