Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-06-25
DYsPEPsY, INDIGESTION, DYsPEpsY.

A MORBlD SENSlBlLlTY OF THE STOMACH AND
N bowels attended with obvious dsorde 1of the digestive
Dyspepsy and its attendant ills such as
Nausea, Headache,
Vertigo, Dn1neSS of SiQht,
Debility Of the Nervous System,
Hypochondrid, Jaondice,
Loss OF appetite
Wasting Of the strength
FIatute'1ce, to,h frequent belchtng OF acind
VltiateG taste,
Constipation and ,n.easiness Of the boeoels,
Burning sensation at the pit Of the stomach,
Liuer Complaint
Pdlpitation of the Heart,
Pam IN the pit OF the stomach, to,uards the right SIDE
Depression Of spirits and irritability of temper &C.,
Have in many deed the SKILL heretofore of the best
medical practitioners in the world and many have
DR.. ]. WILLIAMS, Chemist and Pharmaceutist after
yd ei H I
its stages during sooun in the Southern and western
portion of the United States, where prevails greater
extent than elsewhere procured from South America GER
tain roots and herbs from which he prepared Elixir
which, after eighteen years private practice prov
ed itself more ecacious in the of Dyspepsy than any
medicine that has been prepared any age or any
cline, for the same purpose.
to number of Physicians of Philadelphia, among whom
the late Drs Joseph Harshorne, and j. c. Morton
Faculty only prescribing for their patients
but using it themselves personally and in their families
AS tonic it uneqGaled and its properties are of SO in
success to the most tender infants.
The Elixir very gradual but certain in its actiOnup
on the organs Of Digestion the Increased secretons of the
liver pancreas and membrane of the stomach and
requires that only dose be taken in twentyoar hou
for confirmed Dyspepsy can only be cured by gradually
storing the organs of digestion healthy state The great
met with in curing the most Of
Dyspepsy, accompanied sometimes with high grade of ny
pOchondrasis has established the most unbo1nded conf
dence IN the curative properties of this in corrob
Grafton OF which read the following testimonials.
TTESTAT1ON-We having used Williams g AntiDys.
peptic Elixir with the most perfect satisfaction and
cess take great pleasure in recommending to all persons
DVSDepSY,
most estmabe qualities in restoring the digestive powers
removing all pains and uneasiness and impartng healthy
John R. Penrose 81 South Wharves Casper Norris Ia
cony; Thomas Abone President of Bank of Pennsylvania
Abner Elmes, Market street above Sixth Edward H. Row
ley No. IA North Wharves Michael Dunn Superintendent
Hannah Stiles anE05d Road
street; Lawrence Newbold No 1856 Chestnut street. Phia
deiphia. VIM. Yard, City Row Rudolph LArn, 96'
The list of could be extended to almost any length
but the foregoing is deemed sufficient.
Iestinoey Of H. ~ eTTy acho abandoned as NCURA
BILE AND GIVEN
DR.. j. WLLIAMs-Dear Sir For fifteen years previous
completely Frustrated both in mind and body and at
length became 80 weakened could not attend to my Du
ness and was sinking into decline, and it was beeyee
advised to your Elixir, and from the time De
stored to health The dreadful suferings endured 1p
DysPspsy cannot describe but am confident that Si
assert that sofemnly believe your Elixir has saved me
from early death. 1 continue in the enjoyment o.
most excellent health. II. N. SPERR1,
June 6th 1857 No. l104 N. Third street. Philadelphia;
We, the undersigned have known Mr.. II. N. SperryiUr
several years. and take pleasure stating that his
be perfectly relied on, and that ourselves know %
he has been wonderfully restored to health from the ss
the grave and believe he asserts, solely by ths ~
of Dr.. Williams " Elixir
THOMAS J. CHANDLER, No. l4s Phoenix street.
JOHN EHREr, Race street above Second Of
Personally appeared before me, Gone of the Aldermen f.
the City of Philadelphia H. sperry, who being dGS the
and say that the facts set 0rn
S"o-- '-N FREDERICK REEL, Alderman.
The Exir is sold in bottles at 81 90 each, or DGs
ties for IS 90 Also Dr. Williams " Cinchomara, 1Or Wv
positive cure Of Ague Chill and Fever, DC Proprlet;
JAMES WILLIAMS M. D., Chemist and PGs7nGcnsss;;s'
No. South SEVENTH street. PMladelHHaaiI1
March, 10th, 1865 f l00S~"