Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19

DYSPEPSY. INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSY.
4 MORBID SENSIBIlITY OF THE STOMACH AND
n bowels attended with obvious disorder of the digestive
organs.
Dyspepsy and its attendant ills, such as
Nausea, Headache,
Vertigo Dinness of Sight,
Debility Of the NERVOUS System,
Hypochondria, Jaendice,
Loss Of appetite,
Wasting Of the strength,
EIaute1ce, eoah trequet beching Of aoind,
Hitidted taste,
Constipation and oneasiness Of the bo,oels,
Burning se,asatida at the pit Of the stom0cA,
LlUer Complaint,
Oppression after eating,
Pdlptdti0n Of the Heart
Pam IN the pit of the stomach to,odrds the right sde
SdHO1cneSS OF complexion,
Depression Of spirits and uTitabhty Of temper, &C.,
Have in deed the SKILL heretofore of the
medical practitioners in the world and many have
been abandoned incurable.
DIR. j. WILLIAMS, Chemist and Pharmaceutst, after
studying closely the practice of Drs Abernehy and John
SON. England and observing the nature OF the disease in all
Its curing IN tne and western
extent than elsewhere procured from South America
tain roots and herbs, from which he prepared Elixir
which, after eighteen years private practice has prov
ed itself more ecaciops in the cure Of Dyspepsy than any
medicine that has ever been prepared in any age any
Having submitted it, with explanation its componens
to number of Physicians of Philadelphia among whom
has received their entire approval and many the Medical
Faculty not only prescribing for their patients
As tonic unequaled and its properties are of SO in
MIGRATING nature, that is given with perfect safety and
The Elixir is very gradual but certain in its actionup
on the of Digestion the increased secretons of the
liver pancreas and mucous membrane of the stomach and
requires that only one dose be taken in twenyfour hours
for confirmed yspepsy can only be cured by gradually re-
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 by
pochondasis, has established the most unbo1nded conf
dence IN the curative properties of this Elixir in cOrroD
Grafton Of which read the following testimonials.
AITESTAIiON Owe having used Williams Anti-Dys-
cess take great pleasure in recommending to all
mo e as nls the
removing all pains and uneasiness and mpartng healthy
John R. Penrose 81 South Wharves; Casper Morris La
cony Thomas Abone President Of Bank Of PensyIvana
Abner Emes, Market street above Sixth Edward H. Row
ley, No. IA North Wharves Michael Dunn, Superintendent
Merchants Exchange; Hannah Stiles, Frankford Road
Hannah Webb % Fber street H. speyls Ed bo
Tstss ;tFss a1 New 7ek
5gt the foregG9g deemed Seemed su 1Re ,as
GIVEN DIE.
DR.. J. WILLIAMs-Dedr Sir For fifteen years previous
to 1854, suffered much from Dyspepsy that became
completely Frustrated both in mind and body at
length became weakened could attend to my bust
ness and was sinking into Decline and it was believed
never could recover the best medical aid was procured for
me, and every means resored to without any relief till
was advised to your Elixir from the time be-
gan taking it gradually improved till completely
stored to health The dreadful suferngs endured from
nysPepsy cannot describe; but am confident that with
assert that soemny believe your Elixir has Saved
from early death continue in the enjoyment of
most excellent health. III, N SPERRY,
June 9Th, 1857 No. 1lO4 n Third street Philadelphia.
We the undersigned, have known Mr.. H. N Sperry for
several and take pleasure in stating that his assertion
can be perfectly relied and Gat we ourselves know thai
he has been wonderfully restored health from the brink
the grave and we believe he ASSERTS solely by the use
Of DR.. Williams - Elixir"
THOMAS J. CHANDLER, No. lab Phoenix street
JOHN EHRET Race street above Second
Personally appeared before Zone of the Aldermen OF
the City of Philadelphia H. N. spey who being duly a
nrmed doth depoe and say that the facts set forth in the
nQrtif oofoo fruoi in nortinu
Sworn and subscribed this 9Th day Of June, 1887,
FREDERICK REEL, Alderman.
The Elixir " Is sold in bottles at 81 90 each, bot
ties for S. 90. Also DR.. Williams Cinchomara for the
positive of Ague, Chill and Fever, &c. Proprietor,
JAMES WILLIAMS, M. D., Chemist and PdTnldcuetst,
No. South SEVENTH street, Philadelphia
March, 10th, 1858 166.2aw-2aly