Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-02-06
Richmond Advertisements.
T. ESTABLISHED 1861.
IL THE CELEBRATED VIRGINIA"
Creole Bitters.

Manufactured by d. s HUFFARD,
IRON FRONT WAREHOUSE,
Thirteenth, or Governor ST., RICHMOND, "a
The Creole Bitters are intended for the South
ern and Western market, because they contain
ingredients adapted especially to diseases incident
to a Southern climate. Unlike quack COM
pounds, they do not pretend to miraculous pow
ers. The materials which enter into their co1npo-
sition possess properties of a medicinal character
The diseases in which their use has been regard
ed of efficacy will be enumerated; and we leave
It to the pube after fair trial, to decide as to
| ourselves: They contain the active principles of
all the articles enumerated in the list of their COM
ponens, and that too in quantities sufficient to be
OF remedial value. Not as in suppositious COM
pounds where each ingredient enters in so small a
fraction that Homeopath would blush to claim
for them power.
INGREDIENTS OF THE CREOLE BITTERs.
Csnchona Catasaya Sea- Regia, Royal, or gems-
me YelIoao Bark.-ITs UsEs.-In all periodical
diseases; in remittent and intermittent Fevers
Neuralgia, Dysenteries, and in all infammatory
affection presenting evidence of the control of the
malaria or marsh miasm prevailing near all South
i ern streams in Scrofllous Rheumatic Gouty,
Syphilitic and Erysipelatous diseases; in conva-
lesoence from any malady causing atony or debil-
ity. &C.
,,t Gsr@sits serotiaa or Prusus Nrg;niama, or
WstG Cherry-Ihis bark makes q tonic-invigora-
ting impression on the stomach exerts depress-
ing and sedatlve influence on the circulation and
nervous system. 1t is valuable as a commencing
tonic IN pneumonia, Bronchitis, and other inhma-
nations of the respiratory apparatus AS valua-
bic adjuvant in thetreatmento of Phthiss Pulmona-
lis or consumption it has been greatly lauded and
may be used with advantage in Hectic from other
cause, and in Dyspepsia characterized by irrita-
blity of the stomach not of infammatory origin
Cascaritta, the bark Of the Crotom ELentheriG.-
Belongs to the Aromatic Bitters. It produces
the effect OF an aromatic and moderately power
full tonic; has been often used as substitute for
Calisaya, 'andpossesses the advantage ofbeng toll
Grated by more delicate conditions the digestive
system. 1t is used chiefly in all forms of Dyspep-
STA requiring gentle tonic and in chronic bron-
chial affections to check excessive secretion. In
Germany it is favorite article in the treatment
of nervous fevers.
COLUMBIA, or the root of the Cocculus Palmatus
a product Of ozana5ique.-Promotes the appetite
assists the digestive process improves the quality
of the secretion from the castro Intestinal mucous
membrane, and is used in languid state of the
stomach with general weakness. To arrest nau-
sea and vomiting when not due to infammatory
action-in Diarrhea and Dysentery, when tonics
are admissible. These Bitters contain all of the
ingredients above named in sufficient quantities to
produce appreciable effects, and may therefore be
used with advantage in the diseases above emu
merated. They also contain Cancella Orange Peel
and Cardamon, articles well known to physicians
for their stOmachlc aromatic and carminative
properties.
DOSE AND MODE OF ADMINISTERING
The average dose is tablespoonful times g
day, used in sweetened water or as an addition to
brandy and whiskey teddy when these are habit
ually used. Before meals is the proper time for
them, although they maybe administered at any
period of the day.
A teaspoonful added to an ordinary drink will
prove the most agreeable and wholesome bitter
So that this article recommends itself to all liquor
dealers who wish pleasant flavor for Cocktails.
Sold by all Liquor Dealers and Druggists
Throughout the Southern and Western Statss-
Orders solicited d. S. HUFFARD
sole manufacturer, Iron Front Warehouse
Governor ST., Richmond, Va.