Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-24

Troy, Ohio, May %, 1856.
DIR. c. NJ. Jackson--Denr Sir have been afflicted
me to convince my friends that there any thing
and we'll, vet my appetite was gone, and felt almost
insulted when called to my rcgulnr meals. The only
GHrm%g in N my Stomach, and coated tongue but gr"d-
ually became worse and worse until my stomach be-
s eat sonred and caGsed ming WIN
eaten. My liver also became derangcd, and became
very bilious and in July last was confined to my bed
deahor medicine, and was then able to be about for
as bad if WORSE than before. l kept going up
and down. at about the same rate of time, for about
again. also had, about this time, such overflow
g Of bile n my n "n@ nai aoea 'k IN NV S%% e
twenty -four hours. tried various physicians, but
About the list of January last, persuaded by a
neighbor' to call at r. Brandihs Drug store and get
my great astonishment almost Immediately stopped
Btters for six weeks, and by them, am happy to saw
entirely cured and relieved of all the symptoms
of Liver disease, and used box of Pills, and
%a o Efe% %s
be afflicted as was Very truly yoo95s, yo.na, w,nrNrp
p s. Had used box of your Tar Ointment as
recommended IN your pamphlet, in connection with
cured, without the of your Pills or other med
Persons who have had their constitutions broken
by spells of bilious other evers, will
find these Pills invaluable i'll restoring them to health
Ralph Leete, Esq, Editor of tho esprit
of the Times,' Ironton, Ohio.
IRoNToN, Oct. 30, 1854.
DIR. G. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir-The Biters in
demand here. In addition to the quantities sold
by MoXley & Barber agents, the two other stores
they are much by patients to
rebIild their broken constitutions. have used du-
ring the last summer, IN my own family, four bottles.
They recommended to me first by neghbor, at
time when my system was much debilitated from the
effects of a severe bilious fever. They gave an
appetite, and restored u tone and vigor to my whole
system. In Of the September numbers of my pa
related experience of the good effects of the
and have now become the standard medicine of this
| vicinity.
In conclusions would say that feel great pleasure
in giving this testimony of the value and
| of your preparation. Respectfully yours,
| Great Cure after the Physicians had failed.
| RuRsEv1LLE, Ohio, Jan 10, 1856.
| DIR. &. N. Jackson-Dear Sir-We would inform YOU
that out of Bitters which find ready sale
One neighbors has been docterng for time
think about two years) with all the doctors in the
country but all of avail. He looked much like
him to. His diseuse appeared to be an OyerfOwing al
the gull With our persuasion prevailed on him Il
try your Btters, with the promise TO him, II 1t did hin
good would charge him nothing for it, provided
he has done Is now entirely cured and has become
well man. This cure has created great sale in th
| EDWARDS G. GROVE.
They entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
Ingredients or alcoholic stimulans, nlways strength
enng and never prosratng the system.
Price as cts. per bottle. Sold druggists and store
keepers in every town and city in the United State
and Canada. ID. Reed, Agent, Pome roy, and by deal
| ers In medicine throughout the county.
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