Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-06-10
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSY.

A MORBID sensibility of the stomach
N and bowels, attended with ohvous disorder
of the d gestive organs. Dyspepsia and its attend
ant ills. such as
Nausea, Headache,
VERTIGO, Dimness o { Sight.
Debility of the Nervous System,
Hypochor dria, Jaundice,
Loss of Appetite.
Wasting OF the ST rength,
FIatulence, with frequent belching of wind,
VItiated taste,
Constipation and uneasiness ofthe Bowels,
Bilious Vomiting,
Burning sensation at the pit of the stomach,
Liver Complaint,
Oppression after eating,
Palpitation of the Heart.
Pain in pit of stomach, or towards the right side.
SaIIowness Of Complexion,
Depression of sptris and irritabilty of temper,
&c, have in many Cases, de1ed the skill, hereto
ure. OF the hest medical Practitioners in the world
ane many have been abandoned as iucurab'e
DR.. J. yILI.IAMS. Chemist and Phsrmaceutist
after study closely the practice of Drs Ahernethy
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 Uni ted
States where it prevails to a greater extent than
eIsewher procured from South America certain
and he rbs from which he prepared an Elixir.
which, after eighteen years in private practice
has proved t-elf more ecaciOus in the cure Of Dys
pepsy than any medicine that has ever been prepar
ed in any age any cline 70 the sane purpose.
Having submit. d IL, with an explanation of its
components, TO number of physicians of Philadel-
ph,a, among whom were the late Drs. Joseph liarts
u -
approvaI l. and many of the Medical Faculty are now
onIy prescribing it for their patients, hut are
using II themselves personally. and in their fami
lies AS tonic II IS uneqnailed- and lis propertl
of so nvgoratng a nature that it is given with
per feet safety and success To the most tender in
fants.
action upon the organs of digestion, the increased
secreiions OF the liver. pancreas ard nucous mem
hrane of the stomach, and requires that OILY one
dose he Ia ken in twenty-f"ur hours; for conhrme'
Dyspepsy can only he cured by gradually restoring
the organs of digestion TO a healthy state. The
great success met with in curing the most agra
vated cases of Dyspepsy. accompanied sometimes
with grade of hypochon drasis has established the
unr oupded confidence in the curative proper
ties OF this ''Elixir;" in confederation of which
repd the f1Howing testimonials:
ATTESTATiON.-We,h having used Williams
"Anti-Dys optic Elixir" with the most perfect sat
isiaction and success take great pleasure in recon-
r,eading il to all pc rsOns suffering with Kyspepsv
as we are fully convinced of it's most estimabl'
qualities in restoring the digestive powers, remnv
ell pains and uneasiness. and imparting healthy
tone to the stOmach:
John R. Penrose, "a, South Wharves Casper Nor
ris, Tacony; Thomas Allihone, President of ih'
Bank of Pennsyivenia; Ahner Elmes, Market ST.
above Sixth; Edward Fl. Rowley. No. "a, Norti
Wharves; Michea Dunn. Superintendent Merchants
Exchange; Hannah styles, Frankford road: Hannal
Webb. %, Filhert street; II. N. sperry. No 10. Ed
ward street; Lawrence Newhoid, No. 396. Chesnu
street. PhiladeIuhia; VIM. Yard, No. 6, CITY Row
Rudo 'ph I'Arni, No. 967, Broadway; b. N. .Winans
No. "a, Water street. New York
The list of names could he extended 10 almost
length hut the following deemed sufficient:
Testimony of u. N Sperry rho ras abandoned as in
| curGbie and giren up TO die.
DR.. J. WItLIAMs-Dear Sir: For fifteen years n e
vious to 1854, suffered so much from Dyspeps'
that | became completely prosirated. both IN min'
| hodv, and al length become so weakened could no
| attend TO my business, and was sinking into a de
| cline and It was believed never could recover
the hest med ica aid procured for me aud ever
m ans resOrted to, without any relief, till was ad
vised TO use your "Eixir,'' and from the time I be
IeteIy restored To health. The dreadful suffering
| l endured from Dyspe?sy cannot describes: but
| am confident that without the use of your 81 Elixir
! should he in my grave. assert that solemnl
| believe your Elixir" has saved me from an earl
| peath | continue now in the enjoyment of excel
lent health. II. N. SPERRf.
| June 6, 1857 No. IIO4 n. Third ST., Phla
| We, the undersigned. have known Mr.. II. N
Sperry for several years and take great pleasure ii
stating that is assertion he perfectly relied on
| and thai we ourselves know that he has heen won
derfully restored to health from the brink of th
grave, and we believe. as he asserts, solely by th
use OF DIR. Williams Elixir"
| THOMAS J. CH ANDLKR. No. l42 PhGnix ST.
| JnoS EHRET, Race str ,et. above Second
| Personally appeared beior me Tome of the Alder
men of the City of Pmiadelphia,) III. N. Sperry
ho hei Ig duly affirmed. doth depose and say tina
the facts forth in the above certificate tru
| in every particular.
| Sworn and subscribed this 9th dar of June, 1857
| FREDERICK REEL, Alderman.
The elixir is sold in bottles at 81 each. ihrc
bottles for so, or six bottles for s.. Sent TO
| address.
Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS. NJ. D.,
| Chemist and Pharmaceutist,
No. 4, South Seventh Street, Phiiadelph
| For sa ie by all Druggists. je3 I'm