Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-06-18
DYSPEPSIA.

DYSPEPSIA.
Considering The various forms in which
this disease deyeIopes itself, it may well
be called hydra headed" In its train
follow Indigestion, Pain in Stomach,
Heartburn, Uater Brash, COstiUsneSs.
Piles. .Acidity, Oppression after Eating,
Jamdice, Flatuiency. TOrpOr ofthe Liz.
er, Dizziness, Debility, Female Com
piaintS, &c. Some of the first men in
our land lave given their written cerllh
Gates relative 10 The cures affected in their
own persons by the OXYGENATED BIT.
TIERS; while testimonials from other sour
ces, editorial opinions and voluntary ex.
ptessions from persons who are aVerse 10
see their names in pint are perfectly
overwhelming.
Read the following from highly re-
spectacle CIergymen
EAST TAUNTON, Mass, Feb. 9, 1858.
TO the Editor Of the Portland Mirror.
Sir -
ORIGINATED BITTERs For more than
twenty-five years have been sufferer
from the dyspepsia. Besides trying the
patience Of my family physicians 10 The
almost useless Trial Of their various pre-
scriprions, have tried great variety OF
patent medicines with a similar result.
Through the kindness of my physician, |
received last March, half Owen bottles
of the OXYGENATED BITTERS. !
began to use them without any hope OF
deriving help from them. Being deter
mined to give them far trial. continued
their use, but without any PercePl6le ben
eft ill June.
Since then | have gradually improved
in health ill | am entirely free from acid
ny Of lhe stomach, and from The cOnse-
quent AaIulency, and the awful and al
most dlslracling sick headache, which Of
ten, for, days together, has wholly unfit
ted me for study and for all other mnisle-
rial duties, and rendered life burden. |
feel that | owe it,as an expression Of graf.
tude to Messls Fowle & Co., and also
duty TO the putlic, 10 recommend their
Oxygenated Billers. as. in my estimation,
sure remedy for that most trying, most
vexing, and cruel of all diseases, to which
poor human flesh il heir, the dyspepsia.
Having suffered so long, and tried so ma.
nv different remedies with no good re-
suit. can recommend the OXygenaled
Bilters with a confidence few others can.
II any of the readers Of the Mirror ale
| beg Of them TO make The trial
of these Biters without delay.
JAMES r. CUSHING.
Prepared by S. w. FOWLE 81 CO.,
BosToN, and sold by WIN. MouIder and
DR.. A. S. SloEebraker, Shepherdslown;
Joseph E. Claggen. Harper'S Ferry; G.
f. Brller & Co., and f. Fl. Campbell,
Chareslown; C.. B. Hancock, Summit
Point; Smith e. Son, Middleway, Tim.
berlake & Subtitle, Rippon; and by all
dealers everywhere.
HollOrCay's Ointment and PiHs-Spu-
riouS Observation-Disclosures OF
these celebrated remedies may be instant
ly detected. Unless the words "Holo-
way. Nv" vi anu bODuObp dIc OIo
as water mark on each leaf
OF The book of directions accompanying
the preparations, the articles are frsudu-
lent. ErysipeIas, or ST. AnIhonys FIRE,
salt rheum, neuralgia, and acute or chron
ic rheumatism, are among The external
diseases for which the Ointment is an alb.
soute obliterant; and Indigestion. with all
lis painful coneomIlanis, is effeclUalIy
disposed Of by the use Of the Pill. They
are at once calhartic, disin(ectant, alter.
alive, and restorative.
The death warrant OF Rebecca Nc
Cormick, convicted of The murder OF
Francis Myers (hoth coiored) al the late
term OF Carroll County Court. has 6een
received by The sheriff, fixing the 24th day
Of June for her execution al Westminster
Md.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
The Flour market yas weak to-day.
We had reported al The close of Change
$50 bbls. Ohio DO. al 81, at which there