Protected by Ucjml Letters Patent-, Dixtod O.tobor 11th, 18C9. Undku Distingcisiied Pathonaqk. DR. IJRIGIIT'S PIIOSPIIODYNE. (OZONIO OXfOES). The New Curative Acjoiit, and only R lublo Keinedy or Nervous and Liver Com- plaints. This PhooplitUii' combination U pronounced by tho mo-t eminent members of tho Medical Piofcscion f ~ viu i unequalled for its powor in replenishing tns vitality of tho bo ly, by its supplying all tho essential constituents of tho blood nnd njivo »übulaiic?, nnd for devol- opicg ull tho powers nnd fund ion* of the ■)stc*in to the highest domco. It is n<rro<ublo to tho pa Into, and innocent mi its action, whdi) rot -lining all its extraordi- nary propoi lies ; and ns a spec. fie, siu pausing all tliu known therapculio agents of Ihe pio- *ont d.iy for tho speedy and permanent cure of— Ncrvou* Prostiatjon Shortness of Breath Liver Complaint* Trembling of the Palpitation of the heart Hands and Limbs Dizzincst Impaired Nutrition Noises in Iho Head and Menial nnd Physical Knrs Depression LoB of Energy and C'oneuinpiion (in its Appetite first *tago* onlj) ll> poi'hondriti Timidity Foinulo Complaints Eruptions of the ekin Geneial Debility Impairod Sight nnd Indigestion Memory Flatulence N«v\ous Fancies Incapacity for Study or Impoverished Blood Uusiuettn Nvivous Debility in Sick Headache all Us singe* Lassitude Piomnturo Decline And idl morbid conditions of tho system arising from whatever catiso. The net 1011 of iho l'hosphodyne is twofold — on tho one hand increasing Iho principle which consti- tute* nervou* energy, and on tho other the most powerful blood and flesh generating ugent known j tlnroforc, a innrvellotis medi- cine for renovating impaired nnd bioken down constitutions. It quickly improves the functions of assimilation to such a dc»rco, that where for year* an emaciated, nnxiou*, cadaverotu, and semi-utal condition has existed, the flesh will npidly incren'-e 111 quantity and thinness, and Lho whole r\ «tein return to a frtnto of robuat health. The Phosphodjne acts clecliic iM.v upon Ihe organisation 1 for instance, it n*sist* natmo lo generate that human oleotrioity whioh renews and lcbuild* the osseous, muscular, nervous membranous and orgauiosjEtcm*. It operate* on theiyolom without exciting care or thought upon the individual a* to tho process. It moves thelungo, hvor, heart, kidneys, stomach, I ami inlestmu:>, with n lninnon>, vi^or, yot mildness unparalleled in medicine. 