Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15
DYSPEPSY, IND


A MORBID SENSIBII4ITY OF THE STOMACH AND
N bowels attended with obvious disorde 1of the digestive
organs.
Dyspepsy and its attendant ills, such as
Vertigo, Din,ness of Sight,
Debility of the Nervous System,
Hypochondria, Jdundtce,
Loss Of appetite,
Wasting Of the strength,
FIaade'1ce, eoh frequent 6ech'ng Of a0l"d
Constipation and uneasiness Of the boaOels,
Burning sensation at the pit OF the stomach,
LlUer Complaint,
Oppression after eating,
PdtpltGttOn OF the Heart,
Pain the pit OF the stomach, tOUdrdS the right Slde
SdUOIcneSS Of complexion,
DEPRESSION Of spirits and ir1'ita6uty Of temper &C.,
Have many defed the SKILL heretofore of the best
medical practitioners in the world and many have
been abandoned as incurable.
DIR. 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
n o Of the United States Where ere prevails to greater
extent than elsewhere procured from South America
tain roots and herbs from which he prepared an Elixir
which, after eighteen years private practice has
ed itself more ecacous in the of Dyspepsy thansany
medicine that has ever been prepared in any
cline, for the same purpose.
Having submitted with explanation of its components
to a number of Physicians of Philadelphia, among whom
the late Drs Joseph Hartshorne and j. c. Norton
has received their entire approval and many OF the Medical
Faculty not only prescribing it for their patients
AS tonic unequaed and its properties of SO in
MIGRATING nature that is given with perfect safety and
The Elixir is very gradual but certain in its action up
the organs of DIGESTION the increased secreons of the
liver pancreas and membrane of the stomach, and
requires that only dose be taken twentyfoHr hours
for confirmed Dyspepsy can be cured by re-
met with in curing the most aggravated cases OF
Dyspepsy accompanied sometimes with high grade OF ny
dence in the curative properties of this Elixir in corrob
Grafton of which read the following testimonials.
peptic Elixir with the perfect satisfaction and sue
take great pleasure in recommending it to all persons
suffering with Dyspepsy as we are uy convinced Of ID
removing all pains and uneasness, and mparng healthy
John R. Penrose "a South Wharves; Casper Norris Ia
cony Thomas Abone President of Bank of Pennsylvania
Abner Emes, Market street above Sixth Edward H. Row
ley, No IA North Wharves; Michael Dunn, superintendent
Merchants Exchange; Hannah Stiles, Frankfort Road
Hannah Webb % Filbert street r. sperry II Edward
Broadway i: N: Wins4s i water street, Nsw YOFk:
The list Of names could be extended to almost any length
| but the foregoing is deemed sufficient.
Testimony Of H. N Spry, aoo ods abandoned as MCURA
| BILE AND GIVEN UP TO DIE.
to 1854, suffered much from Dyspepsy, that became
completely Frustrated, both in mind and body and a
length became weakened could not attend my busi
ness and sinking into decline, and it believed
never could the best medical aid was
me- and every means resorted to without any relief till
was advised to your Elixir and from the time be
gan taking gradually improved till was completely re
Dyspepsy cannot describe but am confident that with
out the use Of your Elixir should E1; be in my grave
from early death. continue in the enjoyment
most excellent health. III. N SPERRY,
June 9th, 1857 No. 1104 N. Third street. Philadelphia
We the undersigned have known Mr.. r. N. Sperry TO
years. and take pleasure in stating that his assertion
be perfectly relied on and that ourselves know tina
he has been wonderfully restored to health from the brink
of Dr.. Williams Elixir
! THOMAS ]. CHANDLER, No. lab Phoenix street.
| JOHN EHRET, Race street above Second.
! Personally appeared before me- Gone of the Aldermen
the City Of Philadelphia H. n sperry who being duly at
frmed doth depose and that the facts set forth in tn
above certificate are true in every particular.
Sworn and subscribed this 9th day of june 1857.
| FREDERICK REEL, Alderman
The Elixir is sold in bottles, at 81 90 each or bot
ties for IS co. Also Dr. Williams &c Cnchomara" for tn
positive of Ague, Chill and Fever &C. Proprietor
/ JAMES WILLIAMS M. D., Chemist and Pdrnsacuetist
No. South SEVENTH street, Philadelphia.
March, loth, 1853 Il l66.2taW-2Gly