Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-31
GAN bi' fr fEC luALLi CChED IA
NS. ESSTrsA sANE'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BY
DIR. c. NJ. JACKSON,
AT THE
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. laO Arch ST., philadelphia.

Their power oyer the abve diseases is eNcelcd It
ealuled by any other preparation in the United Suies
the cures attest, IN many eases after sA.u physicians
had failed.
Possessing great virtues the rechctlon Oi diseases
the dye and lesser gas, eyerciseg the mos, searching
powers in weakness and alacers OF the digestive organs
they are, Mi,hJl, safe certain and pleasant.
[FIom the Boston Beel
The Editor said, Dec 22d-
..DR. nooFLAsD's CELRBRATED GERMAN BrrrERs for
the u Liver Complaints Juundlcc. Dyspepsia, Chronic
or Nervous Debility, is deservody one of The mos, popu
lar medicines Of the duy. These BeIs have been used
LN thousands aud friend elbow sIys he has him,
self received eicctua and permanent of Liver
Complaint from the OF this remedy. We are convinced
that m the use of these Bers the patient constantly
gains strength and vgOra fact worthy OF great cosde
ration. They are pleasant IN taste and smell, and can lie
used by persons with the most delicate stonuchs with safe
y, under amy circumstances We are speaking from eX
pericnce aud To the afflicted we advise their use"
Judge NJ. NJ. Moan, gentleman with great srrrthc
and literary atalnmenls, said IN his New York Weekly
Messenger January q, 1850
pr HnlAand's German BiteTs.-IIere is a preparation
which the leading presses in the Unonuppear Ia be mun
in recommending and the reason is obvious 1t is
made after prescription rushed by Of the most cele
brated physicians of modern times the late Dr. Chr scphe
Wilhelm IOofand Professor Ia the University of Jena,
private Physician to the King OF Prussia and OF the
greatest medical writers Germany has ever produced He
was emphaeally the enemy Of humhug, and therefore
medicine OF which he was e Inventor and andorser may
be confidently relied on lie specially recommended it in
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Debility, Vertigo, Acidy Of
the stonach Constipation and all complaints arising from
dsorered condition OF the stomach, the liver and the
inestines Nine Pladedha papers express their aonvc-
tion of ITS excellence and several OF the editors sneak of
its effects from their individual experience Under
these circumstances feel warranted, not only in calling
the attention Of readers to the present present propre-
tors (Dr G. NJ. Jacksms preparation, but IN recommend
ing eartiele to u afflicted
More Evidence.
The philadelphia Saturday Gazete,n the hest family
newspapef published in the United States the editor say
| of
DR.. HooAdnd's German Bitters.
'It Is seldom that we recommend what termed Pa
tent Medicines, the confidence aud patronage OF our
readers; and lelore, when recommend Dr. Hoal-
lands German Btters wis It be distinctly under
stood that not speaking Of the nnstTums OF the
day, that noistd about for hie period end then
gotten afte they have done their guilty OF mischief
but of a medicine long established universally priced and
which has met the hearty approval of the Faculty tsen
Thut this medicine VIII cure Liver Complaint and Dys-
pepsa, doubt after using II as directed II acts
specifically upon the stomach and verit is preferable
10 caone IN all bilious dseases-the effect is immediate
They be administered to Female nfan with safety
and reliable benefit al amy time.
| BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
This medicine has at aimed that high character which
necessary for all medicines 10 attain to induce couneIfeers
TO put forth spurious article at the risk Of the lives
those are nnocenty deceived,
| LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE
They have the written signature of c. NJ. JACKSON
upon the wrapper, and the name blown in the boe with
our which they are spurious
| For sale, wholesale and retail, the
German Medicine Store,
No. 100 ARCH Street, one door below Sixth, llate Of
27s Race seet Philadelphia, and by respectable dealer.
generally throughout the country.
| Aiso ;-foT sale BY II MAssER, Siinhury, and A
MicAy, Northumberland
| August II, ieSo--iy