Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-05-07
DYsPEPsY, INDIGESTION, DYsPEPsY.

DYsPEPsY, INDIGESTION DYSPEPSY.
A MORBID SENsIBILTTY OF THE STOMACH AND
N bowels attended with obvious dsorde Iof the digestive
organs.
Dyspepsy and its attendant ills, such
Nausea, Headache,
Debility Of the Nervous System,
Hgpochondrid, Jatndce,
~ Loss of appetite,
Wasting Of the strength
FIatuence, 9oeh frequent beIchtalg OF so1nd,
Constipation and uneasimess Of the boaces
Burning sensation at the pit of the stomach,
Lioer Complaint
Pdlpitaton Of the Heart,
Pain the pit of the stomach, towards the right side,
Depress;on Of spirsts and irritabily of temper, &C.,
Have many deed the Skill heretofore, of the best
medical practitioners in the world and many have
DR.. J. WILLIAMS, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, after
studying closely the practice of Drs Abernethy and John
England and observing the nature of the disease in all
its stages during soourn in the Southern and
extent elsewhere procured from South America
tain and herbs from which he prepared Elixir "
ed itself ecacou the of Dyspepsy than any
medicine that has been prepared any age any
cline, for the same purpose.
Having submitted it. with explanation of its components
to number of Physicians of Philadelphia among whom
has received their entire approval and many of the Medical
Faculty not only prescribing it for their PATIENTS
tonic, is unequaled and its properties of
MIGRATING nature that it is given with perfect safety and
The Elixir very gradual but certain in its action up
the organs of Digestion the increased secreons of the
requires that only dose be taken in twenycsr hours
for confirmed Dyspepsy can only be cured by gradually
storing the organs of digestion to healthy state The great
met with in curing the most aggravated of
Dyspepsy, accompanied sometimes with high grade of ny
pochondrass has established the most unbounded conf
dence the curative properties of this Elixir in corrob
Grafton Of which read the following testimonials.
ATTESTATlON.-We, having used Williams y Anti-Dys-
pepc Elixir, with the most perfect satisfaction and
take great pleasure in recommending it to all persons
most esmabe quatles in restoring the digestive powers
removing all pains and uneasness and imparng healthy
John R. Penrose "a South wharves Casper Norris Ia
Thomas Albone President Of Bank Of Pennsylvania
ley No IA North Wharves; Michael Dunn superintendent
Merchants Exchange; Hannah Stiles, frankfort Road
@ fDe sre net n sey IL PE
delphia VIM. Yard, City Row; Rudolph LArn, 267
Broadway h n Winans, 81 Water street. New York
put the foregoing deemed su u1h sns
GIVEN TO DIE.
DR. J. WLLIAMs-Dedr SIR For fifteen years previous
to 1854 suffered SO much from Dyspepsy that became
length became weakened could not attend to my bust
ness and sinking into decline, and it was deeved
me- and every resorted to without any relief till
advised to use your Elixir and from tie time be-
Stored health The dreadful suferings endured from
cannot eqt i am confident on that with
assert that solemny believe your Elixir " has saved
from early death. continue in the enjoyment of
most excellent health. III. N. SPERRY,
June 9Th, 1857 No. 1104 N. Third street. Philadelphia.
We, the undersigned have known Mr. H. N. Sperry for
and take pleasure in stating that his assertion
can be perfectly relied and that ourselves know that
he been wonderfully restored to health from the brink of
the grave and believe he asserts solely by the use
of DR.. Williams Elixir"
| THOMAS j. CHANDLER No. 143 Phoenix street.
JOHN EHRET Race street above Second
Personally appeared before me- Zone of the Aldermen OF
the City of Philadelphia Fl. N. Spery who peng duly az
rmed doth depose say that the facts SEE forth the
above certificate are true in every particular.
4 Sworn and subscribed this 9Th day OF june 1857.
s FREDERICK REEL, Alderman.
The Elixir is sold in bottles, at 81 0G each or bot
Ties for S5 90 Also DIR. Williams Cinchomara, for the
nos;tive cure Of Ague Chill and Fever &c. Proprietor,
fJAMFs WILLIAMS, M. D., Chemist and Pdynacuetsst,
No. South SEVENTH street. Philadelphia
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