From ID. Z. Cain, NJ. ID.
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| have used the Colleton Bittcrs in cases occur
ring in my practice, and although my experience
thus far with them is limited, they have proved
highly beneficial in those cases. The states Of the
system which regard as well adapted for the eIhi
bition of this compound, are those in which there
is much relaxation and debility of the digestive ap-
paratus, (such as frequently occur in those who lead
sedentary life, during the convalcscense from fe-
yers, etc when no organic changes exist. think,
moreover, that they would prove highly eficacious
in orpor of the intestinal tube. In Short in those
cases i'm which it becomes necessary to restore to-
nicity to the muscular fibre.


"Thc Coleton Bitters" appears to be happy
combination of vegetable bters. astringents, &C.,
and in certain doses it proves gently laxative.


| am, with sentiments of respect and esteem,
yours, SC, ID. t. CAIN, M. ID.


Charleston, S. c., Dec. 4, l845.


For salo by the only Agent for the District Of
Columbia, d. HUMANS,


Between 10th and lth streets, Washington.


june 20-lw