Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-26
PATENT MEDICINES.
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,
DTSPEPST-


n MORBID sensibility of the stomach
ant ills. such as
Nausea, Headache,
Vertiso, Dimness o. Sight,
Debility of the Nervous System,
Hypoehor dria, Jaundice,
Loss Of Appetite,
Wasting ofthe strength,
Eiaiulenee, with frequent belehing of wind.
Constipation and uneasiness ofthe Bowels.
Burning sensation at the pit of the stomach,
Liver Complaint,
Oppression after sting,
Paipitation of the Heart.
Pain in pit of stomach, towards the right side,
Salowness Of Complexion,
Depression of spirits and irritabiIity of temper.
&C., have, in many cases, deIed the skill. hereto
FORE of the best medical practitioners ia the world,
ane many cases have been abandoned as incurabie.
DR.. J. WILLIAMS. 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 saoufn In
the Southern and Western portionss of the United
States where it prevails to a greater extent than
| elsewhere, procured from South America certain
roots and herbs, from which he prepared "E!ixir
which, after eighteen years in private practice
has proved itself more ELI cacious in the Of Dy
pepsy than any medic inc that has heen prepar
ed in any age or any Cline for the sane purpose
| Having submitted it, with explanation of its
| eomponents, TO a number of physicians of Phladel
| pha among whom were the late Drs- Joseph Harris
horne and C. Norton Il has received their entire
| approval and many of the Med ical Faculty now
not only prescribing it for their patients, but ara
| using / themselves personally, and in their fam
lies. AS tonic il is unequalled, and its propert
are of SO invieorating nature that il is given will
| perfect safety and success to the most tender in
fants,
The Elixir" is very gradual hut certain in it!
action upon the organs of digestion, the increased
| secretions OF the liver. pancrees ard mucous mem
brane of the stomach, and requires that OILY on
dose be taken in twenty -four hours; for contlrme'
Dyspepsy can only be cured by gradually restoring
l.k. .F -Irl.rr "a
great success met with in curing the most a-Frs
| waited cases of Dyspepsy, accompanied sometime
with grade of hypoebon driasis has established IN
most unhounded confidence in the curative proper
ties of this "Elixir;" in corroboration of which
repd the following testimonial:
ATTESTATION.-We, having used Williams
Anti Dyspeptfc Elixir" with the most perfect sal
isfaction and success take great pleasure in recon-
peading it to all persons suffering with Kyspepsy
as we are fully convinced of its most estimabl
qualities in restoring the digestive powers, remo'
ing all pains and uneasiness. and impartng health
tone to the stomach
John r. Penrose, "a. South Wharves; Casper Mo-
rs, Tacony; Thomas Ailihone, President of tn
Bank of Pennsylvenia; Abner Emes, Market st
above Sixth; Edward Fl. Rowley, No. "a, Mort
| Wharves; Micheal Dunn, Superintendent Merchant
Exchange; Hannah Styles, Frankford road: Hanna
Webb, ,9s, Filbert street. II. N. sperry. No. -, e.
ward street; Lawrence Newt old, No. 1896. Chesnl
street, Philadepha; VIM. Yard, No. 6, City Row
Rudo'ph I'Arni, No. 257, Broadway; 81. N. Winan
No. "a, Water street, New York.
| The lisi of names could be extended 10 almost an
length, hut the following IS deemed sufficient:
Testimony of n. " sperry, uho ras osandOned as ii
| durable and giren Up TO die.
Dr.. J. WILLIAMs-Dear Sir: For fifteen years pi
J vious 1854, suffered much from Dyspeps
that l became completely prostrated. both in mir
body. and at length become SO weakened conld n,
attend To my business, and was sinking into q d
cline, and 1t was believed ] never could reeove
the hest med ica aid was procured for me and ever
means fesorted to, without any reIief till was a
vised to use your 'Eixir, /" ard from the time b
gan taking il gradually improved till was con
| petely restored to health. The dreadful suderin!
! endured from Dyspepsy cannot describe: hut
am confident that without the use of your i" Elixir
! should be in my grave I assert that solemn
believe your Elixir has saved me from an ear
J peath, continue now in the enjoyment OF exec
lent health. IL. N. SPERRY,
June 6, 1857. No. 1I04, n. Third ST., Phi,a.
We the undersigned. have known Mr.. II.
Sperry for several years, and take great pleasure
stating that is assertion he perfectly relied
!, and that we ourselves know that he has been wo
derfully restored to health from the brink of Il
grave. and we believe as he asserts, solely by ii
,. use OF Or. Williams Elixir"
THOMAS j. ca ASDLER, Nc. 142, PhRniT 81.
JHos EHREr, Race street, above Second
Il Personally appeared be fore me. Zone OF the Aide
men of the City Of PhIladelpha,) H. N. Sperr,
who, beiag duly affirmed. doth depose aud say IN;
the facts set forth in the above certificate are trt
in every particular
Sworn and subscribed this fth das of June, lS5
S FREDERICK REEL. Alderman.
The sElixir'' is sold in bottles at 81 each. thr'
Bnttes for $3.50, or six bottles for S.. Sent al
address.
!. Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS, NJ D.,
Chemist and Pharmaceutist,
No. 4, South Seventh Street, Phiiad Iphia.
For sx lie by all Druggists je3 3m