The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-03-25
Read the following Testimony
from Dr. HENRY Il. NOR
lsILL. "a skiIlfGl Physician,
of New York City.

In his remarks on Dyspepsia he says-The
most etfectual medicine to improve the tone and
energy Of the stomach, is that prepared by Dr.
Geo. b. Green, of Windsor, VT, and called the
Oxygenated Bit5ers.
would publish the recipe for preparing this
valuable medicine, if knew what it was, but
as do not, can only recommend its use. 1t
seems to me to be improperly called Bitters,"
at least in the common acceptation Of that
term, for it contains no Alcohol or other spirit,
and is rather sour than bitter. Though here,
by the way, l cannot too earnestly caution the
Dyspeptic sufferer, against using the thousand
and one s. Sherry Wine," and other advertised
g Bitters," the basis of which is Alcohol, or
other Ardent Spirit. They no more impart
real energy to the stomach, than whip gives
strength to horse. The stimulation which
they excite is only temporary, and sure to be
followed by a reaction, which at length will in
evitable wear out the stomach. The medicine
of which | am speaking, obviates these objec-
tions, 1t has been analyzed by that distin-
guished chemist, prof Hayes, Nj. ID. State As
sayer Of Massachusetts, who declares, that
s' the medicinal articles used are those pre-
scibed by the most eminent physicians, for the
relief from, and cure of, the diseases for which
these Bitters have been so eminently success
| full" But my experience with this medicine,
has satisfied me that the articles must be COM
bined in very different proportions from those
usually employed, or that they are brought to-
Il gether in such manner, that some new pro-
duct results from their combination. For in
no other way can account for the astonishing
efficacy which | am certain they possess. l
have employed them in a multitude of cases,
and have uniformly found, that when used
according to the directions, they gradually,
but surely, remove, one by one, the various
distressing symptoms which cluster around the
confirmed Dyspeptic, restore to the stomach its
lost energies, and thus lead the patient back
to the enjoyment of permanent health and
strength.
In addition to my own experience with this
medicine, which has led me to think of it so
highly, would state that it has also been used
by the following persons, and received their
unqualified appreciation
Prof. Edward f. Phelps, NJ. D., Dartmouth
College; Hon. Myron Lawrence. Ex-President
Massachusetts Senate; Hon. Samuel S. Phelps,
U. S. Senator from VT; Hon. VIM. Upham,
! U Senator from VT; Hon J Simmons,
U Senator from Rhode Island Hon T
Morehead, formerly Governor of Kentucky,
now S Senator; Hon VIM Woodbridge,
formerly Governor of Michigan, now S Sen
atOr; Hon L FL Arnold, formerly Governor of
Rhode Island, now member of Congress; Hon
d Foster. Member of Congress from Penn !;
Hon. Solomon FoOte, Member of Congress from
VT; Hon Geo W Jones, Esq, Surveyor General
Iowa; Hon M Martin, Delegate in Congress
from Wisconsin Territory Gen A C Dodge
Delegate in Congress from Iowa; and many
| others.
DR.. GEORGE B. GREEN, proprietor, Wind
| sor, VT.
REED. BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, No, 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General
Agents.
For sale by
CHAs. Fl. DENIsoN, Westerly, r. l..
F. A. PALMER, Stonington, and by Druggists
generally. 43m3