The national Republican., 1861-11-14

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THE OBJECT of all medicine is either to pre-.
vent disease, or to assist Nature In restoring
the various organs Of the body 10 healtkful
action, and that medicine is certainly the best
which will perform these Offices thoroughly,
yet mildly, and without endangering the vital
forces Of the system, by whose normal condi-
ton alone health and strength can be preserved.
Most of the Bitters that have heretofore been
brought into popular favor, have emily served
the purpose of temporarily stimulating or ex.
citing the organs into a condition resembling
healthful action, without any remedial effect,
and generally followed by return Of the dis
ease, or a prostration of anervous energy more
disastrous than though Nature had been left to
take its own course.
DR.. Greeley's Btters are a preparation of the
nutritive properties of the grain Of the ieldsi in
combination with the active principle of many
simple alternatives and bitter tonics, and II Is a
pleasure to the proprietors tu state that its
furess IL being generally acknowledged by the
| largely increasing consumption in those seC-
tons where 1t is best known, and by the testi
mony of many eminent physicians who nave
not only made trial of it, but continual pre-.
scribe the Bi,ters in those Sases for which it il
| recommended. ~
AGED PEOPLE, AND ALL WEAKLY
PERSONS,
Consumptve patients, and others, whose con.
stitutions have become impaired By time, or en-.
feCbled by disease, and in whom the process Of
digestion does not replace the fat and tissues Of
the body as fast rs they waste, will find these
Bitters at ence nourshing and Strengthening,
and happily adapted for their use. The great
| advantage the Bitters possess over ordinary
stimulsnts usually prescribed in treating lung
complaints and kindred Diseases is the fact that
they combine many safe and certain healing
properties in connection with the best knewn
stimulant.
Will derive great bsneft from it. No unpleas.
ant effect will ever result from taking the Bit.
| ters If the directions are followed. For tn .se
who suffer from nervous debility, languor, want
of rest, exhaustisn, and in all cases of weak.
ness, the Bitters are not equalled.
As an agreeable stomachic, it is much ad-
mired; it sharpens the appetite, brightens the
intellect, and nfuses new life and vigor. No
one who uses these Bitters Gan be subject to An
attack of FEVER and AGUE, or DlARRHEA.
Of all the ills that aff1ict men and women, few
are so agonzing as Dyspepsia. 1t Is a sort OF
combination of many diseases. Thanks to
science and DIX. GREELEY, specific has now
been obtained. GREELEY's BOURBON BITTERs
take straight hold of the disease, and begin
cure. Thousands of well.attested cases OF
cures of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and Fever and
Ague, even OF the most desperate kind, are in
the posse ssion of the proprietors.
Not a few people, everywhere, complain Of
Weakness or Debility. This is the gentle hint
Of nature for little help in the way of invig.
grafton. The hint should not be neglected.
"a stitch in time saves nine." Get supply Of
GRzELEy's BOURBON BITTERs, take them regular.
w. and our word for it you will feel better, live
longer, be stronger, and think and act with very
much more satisfaction. The Bitters are
tonic and of a nature never before attained In
any medicine. 1t will make the weak strong,
the desponding hopeful, the sick well. For any
complaint of the Stomach, Liver, or Bowels,
there ia nothing comparable with this medicine.
In America, the Liver is the best abused OF all
the organs in the body. 1t il mase the saddle
of all other organs. As consequence, 1t is
often out of order, and not unfrequently nearly
imperative. This need not be; on the con.
trary, it is quite unnecessary. A little common
sense, and a suffciency of GREELEY's BOURBON
BITTERs, will keep the Liver right, and make
man a man, and woman, now miserable, quite
happy. The Bitters regulate and strengthen
the Liver, no less than purify it.
The increase of Nervous Disorders, at the
present day, is one of the most alarming indi.
cations of the age, or rather, would be, we're
it not that most admirable cure had been
found. There ia not phase OF nervous dis.
ease, whatever it may be- that these Bitters
will not aot upon favorably, and in the most
efficient manner. All who are unfortunately
afflicted with complaints of this nature, or with
indigestion, or any diseases Of the Stomach,
should not fail to make use of GRxELEI's BoUR.
BON BITTERs.
Chils and Fever. In many portions Of the
United States this terrible disease sezes its vic.
Tins as naturally as water seeks its level The
system, in a particular condition, invites it.
The right medicine to prevent and cure this
nalaty, we unhesitatingly say, is GREELEY q
. BOURBON BITTERs. 1t breaks up the fever,
drives 1t from the system, and will keep II at
bay, if taken in accordance with directions on
the bottle. The Bitters purify and enrich the
blood, and this in return strengthens the con.
sttutiOn. As an agreeable tonic, these Bitters
have no equal.
Greeley's Bourbon Btters are meeting h sale
unparalleled in the history of popular medi.
cines. In all diseases of the Stomach and
Bowels they are a sovereign cure. The worst
cases of Dyspepsia and Indigestion yield to the
remarkable potency of the Btters, which is as
agreeable to the taste rs it IL speedy and un.
falling in its good effects.
where. W.T.. Il A. W. GREELEY, Preprietors,
Boston, Mass. And sold by d. D. CLARK, s. B.
WAITE, and J. B. WILSON, Washington, D. G.,
and PEEL 4 STEVENS. Alexandria, Va.