Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-02-08
AT THE
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,

Their power the above diseases is excelcd #
eqaled, 10y any ether preparation III the United states
the utiest many cases after skliu physicians
had failed.
These Bers worthy they attention of nvalids.
Possessing great virtues the recfcap of diseases OF
the Liver aud lesser glands exercisicg the mo searching
powers in weakness and Affections the digestive organs,
they are wiilloI, se, certain and pleasant.
[From the Boston Bee
The Editor said Dec. 22d-
CDR HooFLANp's CELEBRATED GERMAN BIrrERs for
the of Liver Complaint Jaundice Dyspepsia Chronic
Nervous Debility, is teservody of the most pnpu-
lar medicines of the day. These Bus have been used
by thousands and friend mt our elbow saws he has him
self received efectua and permanent OF Liver
Complaint from the ol this remedy. We convinced
that IN the Of these Bilters, the patient constantly
gains strength and vigur-n fact worthy of great consc
ration. They pleasant in tnste and smell and he
used by persons with the most delicate stomacs with sfe
y, under any circumstances. We speaking from
perencc and TO the aflicted we advise their use'
Judge NJ Nj Moan, gentleman with great scientific
and literary attanuIens, said in his New ork Weekly
Messenger January 6, 1850:
"Dr. UDpHands German Bers-,IIcre is n preparation
whh the leading presses in the Unonappea to be unnn
mons in recommending. and the reason obvious 1t is
made after prescription rushed by Of the most cee
haiei physicians Of modern times the late DR. Chr stcper
Wilhelm llooliand Professor to the University OF Jena,
private Physician to the King Of Prussia. and Of the
greatest medical writers Germany has produced He
was empmtealy the enemy Of hunbug and Therefore
medicine OF which he was the inventor and andprser may
be confidently relied on. He specay recommended it in
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Debility. Vertigo, Acfty Of
the stomach Constipation and nil complaints arising from
dlsnrdercd c1ndti of the stomach, the liver and the
intesnes Nine Phaedha papers express their sonvic
On Of its excellence and several nf the editors speak
tsedects from their individual experience. Under
these circumstances, feel warranted, not only in calling
the attention of onr readers tn the present present propre
tors DIR c. NJ Incksns) preparation, but in recommend
| ing the article to a afflicted
More Epidencc.
The "Phladolpha Saturday Gazette" the best family
newspaper published in the United States, the editor says
| Of
DR.. Hoofdnd's German Bitters.
'lt is seldom thnt recommend what termed Pa
Medicines
readers; and, therefore, when we recommend Dr. IIoof
lands Germa Bitters, wis it to he distinctly under
sto'd that are not speaking Ot the nnsTums Of the
day. that nDsed about for hef period Gnd then for
gotten atci they have done their guilty OF mischief
but OF medicine long established universally p Xe,
winch has met the hearty approval oi the Faculty Itself"
That this medicine will Liver Complaint and Dys
pcpsa doubt, after using it directed. IL act
specifically upon the stpnnch and iycrt is preferable
To cllInel IN all bilious dscaseS-the eject is immediate
They can be administered to Female Infant with sliet
and reliable benefit at any time.
! BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
This medicine has aimed that high character which
necessary for all medicines attain tO induce cvuEeTfeer
Ia put forth spurious article at the risk of the lives
those are mnocenily de3cvcd.
LOOK WELL. TO THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE
They have the written signature Of C. NJ. JACKSON
upon the wrapper, and the blown in the bottle with
our which they are spurious.
For sale wholesale and retail. the
German Medicine Store,
No. 100 ARCH Street, door below SIXTH (ate
90 Race street, Philadelphia aud by respectable dealer
generally throughout the country.
Also For sale by II. MAssER, Sunbury, and NJ.
MCAy, Northumberland.
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