Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-17


A for the cure a AL Bilious diseases Costiye-
ness Indigestion, Jaundiee, Dropsys Rhenmstlsm,
Fevers, qoGt Hunorr, Nervousness, Irrlt&bIity IN
Examinations, Headache, Pains in the Breast side,
very few are the diseases in which Purkstive Med
icne Is not more less required and nch sicknsss
and suffering might be prevented, y harmless out
eiectual Catharfic were more freely used No per-
son can feel well while costive habit u body pre-
walls; besides. II soon generates serious and often
fatal dseasss which might have been avoided ~ ~
timely and jadlsoys ss q good Purgatvs tbs
the deep seated and formidable diser1bers which load
the heArses all over the land. Hence reliable fam
lily physic Is Of the first importance 70 the public
health and this Pill has been perfacted with con-
summate skill to meet that demand. An extensive
trial Of it, virtues BY physicians professors and pa
hents, has shown results s6fpaesing anything hth-
erto known Of any medicine Cures nave been erect
cd beyond belief were they not substantiated ~ PER
sons of such exalted positions and characser - 70
forbid the suspicion Of untruth. 81 ~
Among the eminent gentlemen who havs testified
in favor d these Pills, we may mention /,
Il Pr. a. A, HAYES, Analyticai Chemist q Boston,
and State Asssyer Of Massachusetts, whose high pro-
fessional character Is endorsed by the s
Hon. EDwARD EvERErr, Senator Of the United
KosrRr o. wmrHRor, ex-Speaksr Of the House Of
], 1aBorr LAwanscn, Minister Plenipotentsry to
England, sS5,B N n ssaj -.. !. si.g
fJoHN B. FIrzRArRIcK, Catholic Bishop Of Boston
Also, DR.. j. r. Chiffon, Practical Chemist OF New
York city, endorsed by
Hon. WILLIAM L. MARCY, Secretary OF State.
WILLIAM b. AsToR, the richest man IN America.
8. LELAND 4 Co., proprietors Of the metropolitan
Hotel, and others sH
I Did space permit we could give many hundred GER
tcates from ali parts where the Pills have been used
but evidence even more convincing than the expert
ence az eminent public men is found in their effects
upon trial
These pu,s tbe ro.u,t ~ long investigation and
s.,an "a as,sd " the npb;c ~ tbe heat and most
~ MA; ~ ,.rasa,,s st.ta ~ ed;cal science
go p.s me- x not ~ the drugs
.s -. " ~ ~ r,as o;aai ;,.nes onv If ysys
sahi vsa;as $4,000 ~ chemical nrocess in
s.a4 u ;t,, .nd nanh;n III torsthar n snch man
~. - u ;nsn,s tha hest rasnIts mia svstem II com
os;t;on Sr r,ed;c;es bas bcen fund IN Cherry Pee
toral and pills both, to produce more efficient rem
adv than had hitherto been obtained by any process
Tie reason n perfectly obvious: While by the old
Mode of compositien every medicine is burdened
with more q less Of acrimonious and injurious quail
ties. by this each individual virtue only that is de-
aired for the curative effect is present All the inert
and obnoxous Qualities Of each substance employed
are left behind the curative virtues only being re-
tained. Hence i is selfevident the effects should
prove as they have proved, more purely remedial,
and the Pills powerful antdote TO disease than
any other medicine known to the world.
Al II Il frequently cxpedient that many medicines
ss.uld be taken under the counsel Of an attending