Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-02
MEDICINES.
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,
DTSPEPS~

4 MORBID sensibiity of the stomach
"a and bowels, attended with obvious disorder
OF tne digestive organs. Dyspepsia and its attend
Nausea, Headache
VERTIGO, Dimness o Sight
Debility Of the Nervous system
Hypochor dria, Jaundice
Loss of Appetite,
Wasting ofthe Strength.
FFia!uience, with frequent belching of wind,
Constipation and uneasiness of the Bowels
Bilious Vomiting.
Burning sensation a, the pit of the stomach,
Liver Complaint
Oppression after eating,
Palpitation of the Heart
Pain in pit of stomach, or towards the right side
Saliowness Of Complex ion,
Depression of spirits and irritability of temper,
&c, nave, in many Cases, de1ed the skill. hereto
ore OF the best medical practitioners in the world,
Dr. J. a1LLIAMS, Chemist and Pharmaceutist,
after studying closely the practice of Drs Abernethy
and j. Johnson, England and observing the nature
Of the disease in all its stages during soiourn in
the Southern and Western portionss of the Unite
states, where it prevails to greater extent than
elsewhere. procured from South America certain
roots and herbs, from which he prepared az Elixir ,
which, after eighteen years use in private practice
has proved itself more eff cacous in the Of Dys
pepsy than any medic inc that has ever been prepar
ed in any age or any Cline 70 the sane purpose.
Having submitted it, with an explanation of IFS
eomponents, to number of physicians of PhiIadel
phia, among whom were the late Drs. Joseph Harris
=
approval, and many of the Medical Faculty now
not only prescribing it for their patients, but ar,
using II themselves personally, and in their fami
lies AS tonic IL is unequaed, and its properti
are of so invigorating nature that il is given will
perfect safety and success to the most tender in
fants.
action upon the organs OF digestion, the increased
secretions OF the liver. pancTeas ard mucous mem
hrane of the stomach, and requires that OILY on
dose be taken in twenty-four hours; for confrme'
Dyspeosy can only be cured by gradually restoring
| the nIeans nf diasstan h~ai.hy 'vate.-T n
great success met with in curing the most asgra
yated cases of Dyspepsy, accompanied sometime
with grade of pochon dri ass has established tn
most unhounded confidence in the curative proper
ties of this 'Elixir; in col roboratiOn of which
revd the following testimonials
ATTESTATION.-We, having used Williams
"Anti-Dysceptic Elixir" with the most perfect sat
isfaction and success, take great pleasure in
Teading it TO all persons suffering with Kyspepsy
| fully convinced of its most estmabI
qualities in restoring the digestive powers, remov
ing all pains and uneasinesS. and impsrting health
tone TO the stomach:
John r. Penrose, "A, South Wharves, Casper Nor
| ris. Tacony; Thomas AlIibone, President of tn
| Bank of Pennsylvenia; Abner EImes, Market ST
above Sixth; Edward H. Rowley, No. II, Nort
Wharves; MicheaI Dunn Super rintendent Merchants
EXCHANGE; Hannah Styles, FrsnkfOrd road: Hanna
Webb. 90, Fibert street; II. N. Sperry. No. 10. Ed
ward street; Lawrence Newt old, No. 3e6. Chesnu
street, Philadelphia; VIM. Yard, No. G, City Row
Rudo' 'ph I.'Arn, No. 96., Broadway; b. ". winsns
No. "a, Water street, New York.
The list of names could be extended 10 almost AM
| length, but the following deemed sufficient:
Testimony Of u. " SPcrry, rho tras d6azdoRed in
| durable and girsR up TO die
] Dr. j. WILLIAMS Dear Sir: For fifteen wears u e
| vous 10 1854, Suffered much from Dyspeps
that | became completely prosirated. both IN mia
body, and al length become so weakened could no
| attend 10 my business, and sinking into a de
| cl line, and 1t was believed ! never could recover
the hest med cal aid was procured for and ever
means escorted to, without any reIief. till was ad
vsed TO youT "Eiixir,'' ard from the time he
| gan taking it gradually improved till was con,
pletely restored to health. The dreadful suffering
| ! endured from Dyspe?sy cannot describe: hut
am confident that without the use of your Elixir
| I should he in my grave ! assert that I soIernnI
| peath- continue now in the enjoyment of excel
leRt health. II. N. SPERRY,
| June q, 1857. No. 11o4, n. Third ST. Phila
| We, the undersigned. have known Mr.. II. "
Sperry for several years ard take pleasure il
stating that his assertion can he perfectly relied
| and thai ourselves know that he has been won
derfuly restored to health from the brink of III
grave. and ieve, as he asserts, solely by tn
use of Or. Williams -Elixir."
| THosAs J. CH AHpLER, Nc. 1872 Phgnix ST.
| JnoN EHRET Race street, above SecOnd
Personally appeared before me. Zone Of the Alder
men of the City of Philadelphia IL. ". Sperry
| who. bedg duly affirmed. doth depo~e and saw tha
the facts set forth in the Above certificate
| in every particular.
Sworn and subscribed this 9Th dar Of June, Is57
FREDERICK REEL, Alderman.
The Elixir ;s sold in bottles At 81 each. thre
bottles for $3.50, six bottles s.. Sent to an
! address.
Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS. VI. D.,
Chemist ami Pha rms ceutist.
| No. {, South Seventh Street, Phiiade!phia.
For sa le ly all Druggists. je3 3m