Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
OXYGENATED BID. -.
I'D It U V EH U @ a
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
t PHTH1SlC,
GENERAL pnprI1rY.
GEORGE B. GREEN, PRorRrrros.


Tsa sovereign remedy for DYSPEPSIA, in many q ~
FORMS such pain In the Stomach Heartburn, habitual
Cosiveness Acid Stomach, Headache loss Of Appetite,
Phthsic and Asthma, or Phhisic attended with deisge-
ment Of the Stomach Tor Dypeptic Asthmar) Dimcult
Dyspepte syspnra Is relieved BY these Bitters In short
their has been proved in the relief Of almost all the
symptoms that proceed from debtsted OF atomic conai
ton Of the Snnach also in general debility arising from
age from the effects of Fever particularly Fever and
Ague. Females suffering under any uterine derangement
arising from weakness, will lind the "OxyGENATED BIT
TIERS" excellent remedy and not supposedly any mcd
cine in use.
The history Of this medicine is peculiar. II has made ito
way public favor solely by the force of its own intrinsic
merits No artificial means have been used to give no
torety and thrust upon public attention i has never
before been advertised but having first shown It's re-
markabe efficacy in the family Of the proprietor and by
him afterwards administered to his afflicted friends and &C.
quainaces with like result, its reputation gradually ex.
tended until it known in the most distant parts Of the
Union, medicine Of unrivaled virtues in the cure Of
Dyspepsia in all s different forms and also for the cure Of
has been the story of its wonderful efficacy told from
mouth mouth by letter from friend tn friend In eve
y instance where these Bers have been used and the re-
suit made known to the proprietor they have proved re-
medy
Numerous certificates attestng the singular efficacy of
the oxYeESArED BIrrERs," in the possession Of the
proprietor many Of them signed by persons already widely
known to the public.
WINDSOR, VT, October 8, 1915.
The following Certificates have recently been
received
Having made use Of the Oxygcnated Bitters prepared
by DR.. Geo B. Green, Of Windsor, VT and from know
ledge obtained of their efficacy in other cheeruy
recommend them to the public, believing that they will uuy
sustain the recommendation of the Proprietor we hope
that this valuable remedy may be generally difused
throughout the country that it may be accessible TO all the
| afflicted
SNMIEh fIiELr US. Senator from Vermont
! JAMES F. .SlMMoNs, l.. S. Senator from r. Island.
IT. MOREHEAD, U. s. Senator and formsrly Govern
| or Of Kentucky
l.. II. ARNOLD, Member of Congress and formerly Go.
''l WM, y %woopBRIDeE u. s. Senator and formerly Go.
NJ L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wisconsin
Territory. D. ~. .0
From Hon. II. D. Foster, Member Of Congress from
| Pennsylvania.
WAsnNeroS d. c., June 10, 1si6
Dear SrI have been dyspeptic sufferer for about ten
years. and have rcsorted various medicines for relief
without success, until made Of your "Oxygenaed
Bersn have used about two bottles, and find myself
restored to perfect health The forms in which the dis
showed ITSELF in my case great acidy OF The
stomach ss of appetite extreme anlence severe cons
patton OF the bowels, and violent headache. Feeling des
that knowledge OF your valuable remedy may reacl
others similarly afflicted take great pleasure in record
ing my testimony its curative power; and would nls
remark, that while visit at home short time since,
administered part OF bottle tn number OF athletes
friends with great They desirous that yo
sh uld establish agency at Pittsburr, inform then
sire for your prosperity and happiness subscribe myself
truly your friend ii, ID. FOSTER.
Doct GEO B. GREEN, ,windsr VT
Sid Wholesale and Retail by Green Fletcher, Nc
&c S,uth Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
Agent fr Sunbury-l. b. MASSER.
Agents for Mtor-MACKAY 4 HAAG.
Agent fl Upper Mahonoy-J. G. REM.
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