Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18
MEDICINES.
REORGANIZATION PILLs,-A MEDI

have wind in our stomoch--.cur bclching-bHsnshs
pain scraping sensations nj the pit II the ssom-
sch. These symptoms remaining the gr~stcst
prostraticn Of the powers cf the mind, ~ well a.
these Of the bodyand il no, speedily removed, they
will cause other dangerous symptoms. such y
Paralysis St. Vi,us' Dance. Epcicr.y. Rhcuma.
tism-more generally, however cholers Morbus;
Dyscntcry, ~ il mny be obstinate costivcn~-s, ter
minating in violent sickness Of tho stomach, and not
upfrcaucntly in inflammation Of tho Bowels.
How important it is, then. that these first symp-
toms be removed and or Two doses Of Brand,
reth's Pills would generally effect this object but Il
should he remembered that they are always applica-
bic and should be used until health IL fully restored
las they win surely cure sooner than any other
remedy and when we have health through them y
is no patch work-it is genuine cure-onc TINT
will not deceive.
For sale. Wholesale md retail by D. B. Payne &
Brother, Lynchburg, Va.
Oct2S-wts
A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WON.
IA DER, DIR. ]. =. HoOGHTON'S PEPSlN
The true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
JuICE-A great Dyspepsia Cuer-Prcparcdfron
Rcnnet. or the fourth Stomach Of the Ok after d
rectious of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. 8. HOUGHTON, NJ d., No. II
North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. Pa
This is a truly wonderful remedy for fadigeaioE,
Dyspepsia, Janndice, Lisg- Comrioinf, Const,pa,
non and Delslity, Curing after Natures own
Juice.
.S~ Hafa tcaspoonfnl of PErsrS, infused in wa.
ter will digest or dissolve five pounds of Roast Beet
| in about two hours, out of the stomach
Digcsti
| DiGEsrIoS ia chiefly performed in the stomach BY
the mid of fluid which freely cNndcs from the in
ncr coat of that organ, when in ofhcath cal
| led the Gastric Juice. This fNid is the Grcaf Sol
rent Of he Food, thc Purifying, Preserving. and
Stimulating agent of the stomach md intestines.-
Without it there can be digestion--no conversion
Of food into blood. and nutrition Of the body; but
rather foul, torpid, painful and destructive condi,
ton of the whole digestive apparatus Aweak ,half
dead, or INJURED stomach produces no good Gnstriy
Juice and hence the disease, distress and dcbiliiS
| which cnsuc.
Pcpsiu and Rcnnct.
| PRrsiS is the chief element, or great Dsgcstmg
| Prnciplc Of the Gastric Juice. IL will sweeten ru-
trid meat more a.lcctaally than saoratus md will
fetard putrefnction more powerfully than alcohol
1t is also highly stimulating to the nervous system,
and 10 the stomach and other digestive organs. II
IS found in great abundance In the soi parts Of the
human stomach and in the stomach Of animals,
the OK cnlf, Sc. 1t is the material used by firm,
crs in making cheese. called fcnnct. the effect "
which has long been the special wonder Of the dni
ry. The curdling Of the milk is the first process Of
digestion. Rcnnct possesses astonishing power
The stomach of calf will curdc nearly ono
| thousand times its own weight Of milk. Ia
| ron I1rhg, states tlII, onf pHft III inc Iepsfn
dissolved in sixty thousand parts Of water. will d.
gcst meat md other food Diseased stomachs
| produce no good Gnstric Juice. Rcnnct or Pcpsin
The Great Discovery!
The true Digestive Fluid, or GASTRIC JUICE.
can be obtained from Natures source cf supply
the healthy stomach The pure digestive princi-
| pie, PEPsiS, mny really be cxirncted from tho
stomach of animals resembling man, thus forming
an artificial Digestive fmid, precisely like the nat
urn Gastric Juice. in its chemical powers and fur
nishing complete and perfect substitute for il.
BY the aid Of PErsIS, this artificial Digestive
Fluid the puins and evils of INDIGESTION, bYsrkr-
| sfA, AND LIVER COMPLAINT AnE SPEEDILY REMov-
Ed, JUST AS THEY WOULD NE nv A HEALTHY sroM,
AcH-lhe iood il properly converted into blood tho
body il nourished good health and yigor rppid.
" impaired to the whole organization md the di.
| gcstvc organs share with lhr res, III this buppy
| suit.
Scientific Evidence.
BARON LIEBlG, in his celebrated work on An
imnl Chemistry, snys AN Artificial Digestive
i Fluid analogous the Gastric Juice mny he read
lily prepared from the membrane Of thu
stomach of the Calf in which various articles Of
food as meat and eggs. will be sofenod chonged and
dgesicd, jnst IN he s1mr manner us Mry ronid b. IN
the human stomach"
DIR. PEREIRA. in his famous treatise on Food
and Diet" published by Fowlcrs 4 Wells, New
York, pngc 49, states the same grcni fnct and deg
| cribcs the method Of preparation There nrs few
higher authorities linn DR.. Perrfh
| DR.. COAlBE, in his valuable writings on tho
physiology Of Digestion" observes that "a dimi-
mutton Of the due quantity Of the Gnsirc Juice Is
| prominent and oll.prc,upg caiisc Of Dyspep.n;"
| and he TINT "a distinguished professor 81
medicine in London, who severely afflicted
with this complaint, finding everything else to fail.
had recourse to the Gnstric Juice, obtained from
the stomach Of living animals, which rrored com.
pie'ciy sBcccss1nL"
| DR.. GRAHAM, author Of the famous works
Vegetable Dict" says; at is remarkable fnct
in physiology, TINT the -tomnchs Of animals, mnec
rated in water mpnrt to the fluid the property of
dissolNng various articles Of food, and cilcc,ing
kind of ar.fciai digcs'ion of them IN nomise differ
en-, from mr. notBroi digesUe Jyoocss.'
| DIR. SIMON'S great work, the Chemistry Of
Mnn," (Lec & Blanchard, Philadelphia. 1876, PIP.
! 32l-2) says. "The discovery Of PEPSIN forms
new era in the chemical history Of Digestion. From
| recent experiments we know TINT food il dissolved
us rapidly in nm artificial digestive fluid, prepared
from Pepsin ii Ia In the natural Gastric Juice it.
sclE',
Professor DUNGLlSON, Of the Jefferson Col
| lcge, Philadelphia in his grcat work on I'lmnn
| Physiology, dcvotcs than fifty pages 10 m ex.
animation of this subject His experiment with
Dr. Beaumont on the Gastric Juice, obtained from
| the living human stomach and from animals,
well known" In NIL cnses," he says, digestion
occurred perfectly in the artifciut in the natn
raj dieestions."
Dir JOHN W. DRAPER, Professor of Cbcmis
try in the Medical College Of the University of New
York, in his Text Book of Chcmstry," page $50,
says: at hns been qucaiion whether artificial d.
| gestion could be periormed--bnt il is now unyer-
snlly admitted TIM, ii may be-"
DR. CARPENTERS standard work on Pbysolo-
gy which is in the library Of every Physician md
ia used Text Book in all the Colleges, is full Of
evidence, similar to the nbove, respecting the re.
marknble Digestive power Of Pepsin, and the fact
it may be rcndily separated from the calf or OK and
used for experiments in artificial Digestion, or ny