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i a, c;;lc:":. . I". A LI I i - . Hit; HlD.-.Li aud a'.i cieassasri sing front a ditor tleretS Liver or c ;o 1 1 ii.li. s u . 1 ? i vJo , , i tl illKf 'Z Vi'f, i' r of LI. roj tot elltii. Ac j 'i ti.3 CU It . J... . i lifltu'i f ut f r 1". , i ' f i v ?lomath, four L'ructs'.jr-. r r i , - , Sen at t; s 1 .1 r I l ? l . j j , r iu cf t. iitaiJ. )ltn cd t! d i e i' iirta'j r 7. I inier - t f!.t,ll lLe9 19l?.' -j--r '3 L " at t f v 1mn, Dotf er Wst kafore t!: Teef aa4 (fall pafu i7 tb Eead, Dt Perspirafton, Ye!!wiiesi f tits fcyes, rain ia the r.de. Esc, Cbt it, Ub, V. 5,, Snides flathe of llnt.SmrmintT ia Flehf Constant ienagUiit-t cf EfU end irfe&t MjruBiuu wi sptfiM, can tf c.ecina ..y curt 7 DS. IIOOFLAND'S VZLZZRA TED Oh. nil AN BIT. fKEfJk.iD BY BI? C. 55. JACKPOT. AT TIIE GERMAN MEST-VIMF. STOSE, 120 Arch Si 'bilBielphsa. Their power over tne mbett ilitetne is not ex-' tilled if etuitUedby eny otkrr preparation in" e United &iate! as ihe cures ;ifttf in rnanf-' eases after kil!fal pkyiicianw hid failed. These Hitters are worthy the a temioti of invalids. Possessing great virtues in the rectification of diseaees of the Liver and lesser' glands, exercising t' most searching powers in weakne-s and afTections of the cigestivo orCms, they are withal, etfe.certain end pleasant. Bead and be Convinced f t'roiu ti,e a Eee. The editor said, Dec. 2 -'d, Dr.Huof lands Celebrated German E Uteri forth cure of Liver Compiaint, Jundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Pebiiity, is deservedly one of the most popular medicines ef " the day. These Bitters have been used by thousands, aud a friend at our elbow says he has himself received an ftfectual and permanent cure of Liver Complaint from the use of this remedy. We are convinced thai, in the use of these Cillers, the patient constantly gains strength and vigor a fact worthy of great consideration. They are pleasant in taste end smel1. and can be uad by persons with the most delicate stomachs with safety under any circunwanceg. We are spesking jroni erpf rienoe.snd to the .-dieted we advise -their use. Scon's Weekly, one of the best Literary papers published said, Aug.5 - Ds. Hooflanp's Gebmax L'i ttees, raarjufiictured by Dr. Jackson, now recommended by some of the moat prominent membtrs ef the faculty as vr artici ot much eficacv ia canes -of female wroknrss. As each is the" esse, we would ad vise all mothers to obtain a bottle, and thus themselves much sick rtesi. Persons of debilitated constitutions willfind these Bitten adViiitageous their health, as we know from experience the salutary effect they have ' npon weak svterjt.' 71 ore Cvleace. The Philadelphia Saturday Gazette, the " best family newspaper piitlisbed ia the United States- The editor says of DR. HOOFLAND-S GERMAN EITTER3. - Itisseiom thai we rcco.umend what aro " termed Patent Medicines, t-. the confidence ; and patronage of our roalersj and therefore ' when we recommend Dr. IlooSand's German ' Bitters, we wish it to be distinctly understood that we are not speaking ofthe nostrums of the day, that are noistd about for a brief peri- -d and then forgotten fu-r they have dons ' their guilty race of ini?ehi f, but'of a raedi-" cine long e8tubiihed, univtfisally prized, Bndi which ha met the hearty 1 pproval of the fc ulty it?tlf.' Evidence upon euidence fcas been reer JveX (like the foregoing) fioni all seetk-fia of the Union, the last three years, and the sirorsgost. testimony in its favor is thst there is more oF it used in the practice of the legultr Fhysiciwns of Philadelphia, than all otner nostrtsmcombined. a fact that can easily b establish id, and fully proving that! seienttfic prepare tmn will meet with their quiet approval wbea rir rii.id even in this form. That ths mediine wih cur Liver Com olstini and Dyspepsia, no on can doubt efleruing it as directed. It acts specifically opoa he stomach and hver; it is preferufcleto ctlo--uitl in all bilious dis-afifS ir.r effect ia immediateThey can be administered to females -or infanta witii safety and reliable beBtUi at . any time. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. This medicine has attained that hifh cfcar- -acter which it is necessary for ail medlclees toattain, to induce cosntcrfrlters to put fonh spurious articles at the ri-k cf the lives cf" those who are irsuocntly deceived. LOOS ELL TO TEE HIKES OP IRS Gs.f I'lNS. Thy have the written sitrusttire of C. M-JACki-sOr unon tna wrunn.p. mnrt f'. : nseme blown in the bottle, te'itiatsJ ml ere tpu rious. i or f gi Vo. 1T.1 Arc f Ui, I ,a e ra i vhf ot. ' Ud iv"til t sit a d 1 r h "5 ( 3 1 a- i r- c the countrv. j ( adva: i ! ithe is ret ci i" r i 1 i I'1 1 ki 1 0 .' r! a- t L')V. ! 3 1 O f W 1 L..;l i '; i . UT! c' .' ; r i. ' . r cure, . i-i 1 ,.3 w Kc a i ' .;i " - r 1, i . h ; A t s.' 1 t i.i f ; t i 1, i

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