The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-23

vices Of this great man lie could not quietly upon the
of mposter, without apprizng the public OF
approaching danger:
Chrisioph Wilhelm Huleland.
CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM IIOOFLAND.
One of the renowned physicians, of the great
est bcneacton ofmodern nes born at Langen Sal
"a. Germany the on the 18th day of august l762-
After careful scholastic education he like his father and
grandfather. two celebrated octors) voluntarily devoted
himself to the study of Medicine at Jena and Gottngen
and IN 1883 obtained the degree of Doctor of Medicine at
the latter University From 1893 1891 he oiciated as
Professor at the University of Jena In 1901 he was ap-
pointed Private Physician to the King of Prussia, Mem
Der of the Academy Of Science and upon the establish
ment OF the near College at Berlin, Professor aud Court
Physician by the Ministry of the interior. His character
isc his prouundncss and deep penetration enabled him
cOmbi the theoretical and practical unite and
old systems; produce in the practical and useful
and thus draw there(om the results and necessary appi
cable means.
1t DIR. H. principally who exposed and destro, ed
the Browns sysem which notwithstanding the exterior
conld not conceal its many mpercctions brought to light
by Hnohands noble impartiaty ,'soud truths and deep
penetration independent of his practical usefulness a.
Physician and Professor Of the healing ART, he has earned
undying fame for his superior knowledge in Meterla Me-
dicn' we'll for his manifold works Medical us-
prudence. Amosg these may he mentioned his world re
nowned slakrobeok, or the art of prolongng life Sys-
TEN ofpracca healing art, Ideas of Pa,hogenic Jour
nal fpractical Medicine, &C. He has besides all this.
gained eternal fame and praise from suffering humanity Tor
the discovery and combination Of several infable med.
cinas among which is the far famed aud Justly celebrated
compound known as
DR.. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
The application Of acidnuus earth for the cure Of Sui
phuric diseases. The celebrated Dinphoretic remedy
and numerous invaluable recorded recipes.
After the celebration of is fifteenth professional esfivi
ty in 1888 upou which occasion the King of Prussia HON
ored him with the Sgna of the Order ofthr Cross of the
Red Eagle. and many other Royal Orders and marks Of
distinction. he died on the 18th day Of August 1896, las
any legitimate male heir rofEprng.
'Dr. G. NJ Jackson Of Philadelphia, has had the means
Of OBTAINING the genninen recipes VI the great menicaI
councillor Christine Wihe Hulrlaud andt ese invai.
able medicines prepared with the ntmlst nj the
German Medicine Store The bitter mixture: ooAand
German ers is the result Of many years study and eK-
perence by the great inventor and known and priced in
Eurpe inlabc remedy for the cure Of Liver com
pnint, Jaundice. Dyspepsia. &c. DR.. &. W. jackson.s
preparation of this medicine las Obtained the celebri
ty in this world The testimonials and Innumcra-
BILE confirmation Of thousands of the most severe and diff
cult cured is ample proof Of this The medicines
compounded by Dr M Jackson have produced the very
effects and the same happy results, which THE immortal
inventor indicated and intended and consequently must he
prepared with scrupuO accuracy In view OF the above
facts singular that any Lody could have the hsr
hoOd and mpnence to abuse the Hadne OF this distinguish
ed Doctor, who died thirteen years ago. 10 pass off
charltan qnack preparation The real and genuine medl.
cine and To give semblance of originality by ufxing
foe, smile of the deceased is indeed extraordinary The
public will understand what To expect, and what to do n
der such circumstances
number Of German papers copied the above and there
fore entitled to our tllanks. @ Fu,
lhese bittes worth the attention ofnvnd. Possess
ing great virtues in the rectcaon of diseases of the liver
and lesser glands exercising the must searching powers III
weakness and affections OF the digestive Ugas they nre
witha snfe certain, and pleasant.
OPINIONS OF THE PHILADELPHIA PREss.-Ibe German
illustrated News" says:
Our editor and Others Of this office have used the Ger
Btters und can recommend il with confidence TO onr
readers. As prepared BY Dr. Jockson, III fully equals not
suosses its effects upon diseased Liver and Stomach,
the fullest expectation Of the distinguished physician
The ''City Items October 10th. says:
JOY FOR THE INvALID-How many Of our readers are
afflicted with diseased liver. stomac, nerves Many
no doubt. They to be plied yei to oil there is cure
Dr. Hooands German biters has already cured handres
and lint it will cure, and who once tse 1t will
doubt fthey il il s directed II has established for
itself an undying fame. which few have done ont of the
vast number that has been thrown before the public. is
one Of the most perfect preparations in Use: and as Ger
man contempory has said thai prepared by Dr. Jackson,
il fully equals fnot srpasses in s effects in its effects,
the fullest representations of the distinguished physician
who rst compounded it. Asa spurious article is now be-
fore the public we would canton all against using any but
that signed by c. NJ jackson and sold by him at 100 Arch
| street. .a.sls
The "Carnden Democrat" the best pnpcr in West Jer
rev, says, July 81 3 y .t9' ~ sS-'
"IIooPLANps GERMAN BITTERT."-"We have seen
nany attering notices of this medicine, and the source
om which they inducedn us To make inquiry respect
ing its merits. From inquiry were pirsuaded TO use i,
es Of the liver and digestive organs and the powerc in
uence upon prostation is really surprs.
Ing 1t Gains and strengthens the nerves. bringing them
into state ofrepose, making sleeprefreshing:
lfhis medicine was more generally used we arc snts.
fled there would be ess sickness from the stomach
er and nervous system the great majority of real and magi
nary diseases Have them in healthy condition
and YOU can bid defiance epiemics generally. This
traordnnry medicine would advise our friends who are
all disposed give tria-t will Then recommend itself
1t should in fact, be in every family" No other medicine
can produce such evidences Of merit
BEwAREor OF CONFERENCE.-The medicine has attain
ed that high character which is necessary for all medicine
TO attain 70 induce counereers TO put forth spuriouss
article Mt the risk of the lives Of those who nnoceny
deceived. ...
For sale wholesale and retail, ut the GERMAN
MEDICINE STORE, No. l20 Arch street. one door below
sixth, late of l75 Race Streets Philadelphia.
For sale in CAMDEN, by JAMES X. MkAIN--Columbla
by Boatwright g. Mot-Chester c. II. by Reedy e. Rnff,
and by respectable Druggists generally throughout the
United States. %
Nov IA ~
Drugs, Medicines and Pertumery.
inst received fine assortment OF