Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
BHtAEDRETIa PILLS.

I THE PRESENT TINE, couNTERFEIrERs o
"A THESE CELEBRATED Pulls ARE COMPLETELY coRNERED,
IT SURPRISING THAT ENpEAvoR TO
GET OFF STOCK OF SPURIOUS PILLS UNDER
ANY NAME. Ia 5 THE FIRST TIME THAT THE "PooR
INDIAN" HAS HAD TO FATHER THE ABoRrIoNs CUNNING
MEN.
The remarkable cures which have been effected by Bran
deths Pills have astonished the whole medical faculty. ma
ny Of whom have conceded that they the greatest bes
sing that was given to the world.
The these celebrated Pills have such universally
good effect because their action hamonizes with the hu-
man body.
lump is the Language of Holy Writ, figure applied spirit
uay, is true, but how could have APPLICATION
less CONFINED by PRACTICAL in the of
matter: The foundation upon which this figure of Scripture
rests nmoveabe the laws which govern the tides or
occasion the tlunders of heaven.
''The Condition."
The condition upon which God has given health man
Is constant care to keep his stomach and bowels free
all morbid orunheathy accommodations The effect
tins must be those remedies which cleanse the bowels and
purify the blood
Good healthfII medicine is only species of food when
the animals whose habits have the of observing
Sick they wander through the fields and make
OF those herbs which open their bowels and purify their flu
ids, which Immediately restore their health
When dose ofBrandrets Pills is TAKEN they digest
ed and to every part of the system but they the
body when they have effected the intended purpose and
health and vigor are by them insured.
Mineral medicines may enter the system; but they
with difficulty out again and they always occasion pain
and misery while they remain in the body:
Whereas Brandreths Pills innocent as piece of
bread, and evacuated with the disease for which they
are taken.
93sfhe following gentlemen are authorised Agents.
BOothbaB, Samuel McClntock ,NObbOr0agh f Chapman
BoUdoia x A Rogers Poland, stephen NJ Marble
BondDiRhdm, Lunt 4 Co FoytlaRd $ II Coesyolthy
Breaea James iIovey RAYMOND, Seth Gibbs
Bristol, Arnold Bauey RichR0ad, Enoch NJ Avery,
BraHSUict, G j Collins George II Thomag
Bridgt0n, Caleb Parker 81 Ge0rpe, David Seavv.
CaShng William Rice Fish and Hopper
DaRrtHe, L Davis Standsh, S Dennet & Co
DURHAM Miller & Higgins StaadiSh f., w. T. and H. M
Edgeeomb Joseph Merrill Chadbourn
Frsadshlp, John Geyer 7Aomdston, II Fogg & Co,
fFeepor3 Gore & Holbrook Nathan Redlon,
Grey, Z Hancock, N Perley Boynton z Miller
9Orham, II & Clements T. 7aonastoa Kmball & Cobb
Davis & GO T6psham, o L Frost
Harrison, Blake II Phiney URion Zuinglius Collins
.Jefersoa George Weeks Henry Fosset & Co
Lisbon, Samuel Cushman, i WadoboroagA James uoyev
Gerlsh, y D Bryant Warrea, Thomas Hodgnan
LeaoiSton Briggs 4 Co.. j Whtefeld, George Turner
Jones T Labalister
Hh0t, Jacob DWlnel; Gore & UiScdSSct, Edmund Dana
Freeman Woodbury. VoOioch, Gould Hathorn
" Gloucester Own Chandler gton Joshua Linneki
eco Hest6rOOk Warren and Pring
N Yarmouth, Stockbridge and Josiah Field
Loring lHindham, Edmund Boody.
grIhese persons are regularly supplied by from my
PRINcIpAL OFFICE,
21l Broadway opposite the City Hail. New York
n. L. OFFICE,
19-HnnOver StreeI-I9
aN}ONLYkS}
place IN BOSTON for these truly excellent liz.
b. BRANDRETH, NJ d.
Entered according to act of Congress- in the year s4
by Benjamin Brandreh, in the Clerks Office of the District
Court of the Southern District of New York;
July 29th, 1s4l plye5s