Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-05

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These Bittcrs worthy the attention Of invads -
Posssssng virtues 10 the rec6caton OF diseases Of
the Liver and lesser gans exercising searching
powers weakness and affections of digestive organs
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
The Hon. Charles II. HtNELlNE. Editor Of the "Cam
den Democrat the beet pPer in West Jersey, July
"HooFLANDs GERMAN BiTTERs"
"We hive 1attering notices Of his medicine,
and the from whieh they came induced u. To MAX
Inquiry respecting its merits. From inquiry pro-
pared 10 use il, and must say we found i, specific 10 its
scon upon Of The Liver and digestive and
she powerful influence
bringing them into state Of repose making sleep esh
M ts mcdcin, were more generally used we arc salts
fed there would be less Sickness from the
and the great majority Of real aud magma
~ diseases emena,e Have them in healthy condition,
naordiuary medicine would advi.e friends who
q all indiiposed give traI-t will ITSELF
IL should in fact be every family No other medicine
can produce such evidences OF meri.
From the "Boston Bee"
The editor said, Dec. 22d-
"DR. HooFLiND's CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT
TIERS Tor The Of Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dy.pep
most popular medicines day. These Buffers have
used BY thousands, and friend elbow says has
eectuai and Permanent Of Liver
Complaint from the Of this remedy We convinced
that the Of these Bitters, the patient constantly
ioa. They pleasant in and H. and
BY with the delicate stomachs with safety,
sDos and TO the afflicted advise their usc.s
scorI's W.EkLs" one Of the best Literary Papsr
On. HooTLAsDs GERMAN BIrrIRs, manufactured by
Dr. Jackson. recommended by some Of the most
prominent memer: OF the faculty us an article Of mich e
would advise all mothers obtain bottle, and thus
much Sickness Persons OF dehliaed ccnstu-
lions wll find these Btters advantageous their health,
we know from experience the sauiay effects they have
upon weak systems."
Judge NJ N. NOAH, a gentleman with great scientific
and literary ttainments, said in his New York Weekly
Messenger" January 6, 1870
"Dn. HooFLAHD's GERMAN BrTrEps. Here prepar-
aou which the leading in the Union To be
in recommending, and the is obvious 1t
10 made after prescription furnished by Of the
celebrated hyscans omodern tmes the late Dr. Christie
pher Wilhelm Hoodand Professor Of the University Of
Jena Private Physician the King Of Prussia, and
she Greatest Medical writers Germany has Produced
He emphatica.y the enemy OF humus, and therefore
condeuty relied on He specially il in iiv
Complaint, Dyspepsia Debility, Vertigo, Acity Of the
S;sordsred o ,hs xtomacb the Liver ma ,he in
tines Nine Philadelphia papers their conviction Of
its e1ceeoce and several OF the editor. Of its effects
from their individual experience Under these cicun
ieel warranted, mot only in calling the attention
OF readers 10 tho present proprietcrs tD - NJ Jack
P.'p'''''' but in recommending the article to all
MORE EVIDENCE
The philadelphia Saturday Gazette" the bcst Family
newspaper published in the United Saies, the editor
DIR. HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs
"It is seldom that recommend what termed Pa
Medicines the confidence and patronage of read
Bitters, wish IL be distinctly Understood
speaking Of the OF the that noiscd
done their guilty Of mischief but medicine long
sabshed universally priced and which has met the hearty
Evidence upon evidence been received like fore
sons from ell sections Of the Union, the last three years.
Ell in practice Of regular byscisns Of Pha
dsha than all other nosrums combined, fact that
partition will with their quiet approval when presented
even in this FORM