Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16
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n THESE cElrRRsrEO Puts COMPLETELY eosSEREps
n Is Sor sghreS9 10 r5Sp g9F THEY B ggPE,voE 10
ANY NAME. Ir NOT THE FIRST TIME " POOR
INDIAN" Has had 70 FATHER THE ABoRrtoNs OF CUNNING
MEN.
The remarkable cures which have been effected by Bran
deths Pills hayeastonished the whole medical faculty,
ny Of whom have conceded that they are the greatest bes
sing that WIS ever given 10 the world
The these celebrated Pills have such universally
good effect because their action hanonizes with the u
man body
Purge ont the old laaven, that We may become
lump" is the language of Holy VIII, figure applied spirit
ually is rae but how could it have IN
les cogFu,NEB by PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE in the of
nattar; The foundation upon which tins figure ct scripture
rests nmuveaba tfa laws which govern the tides
occasion the tluuders Of heaven.
The Condition"
The condition upon which God has given health 10 man
constant keep his stomach and bowels free from
all morbid ornhedty aecumuations. The means to effect
TINS must b. tnse remedies which cleanse the bowels and
Good healthl medicine is only species of food when
ts anmas, whose habits have tie means of observing,
of those herbs which open ther bowels and purify their il
ids, which Immediately restore their health.
When dose OF Buadret Pills is taken they are digest
ed aud pass every R Of the SYSTEM hut they leave the
body when they have effected the intended purpose, and
health and vigor are by them insured.
alheIal medicines may enter me system nut tiey are
with difficulty again and they always occasion pain
nd misery while they remain in the body:
Whereas Branhrelhs pills innocent as piece Of
hr7a and are evacuated with the disease for which they
are taken.
Cosiiveness, Dyspepsia Fevers, Inhammatohs all
owing to TIM and all the troubles attending them could al
WAYS be prevented h the timely of BTahdreths Pills, az
Their very action tends clear the circulation Of all
impeachment, and remove every occasion OF nnpnry
from the blood. There thousands-nay, millons-at
TINS momen in this country and all Others whom we may
really consider half dead. They may he said TO carry
their death their bowels and circulation. This is i'm
agnary circumstance wish il Were The thousands whom
we meet every where with cadaverous looks, yellow
skins, and eyes, speak in language not to be lsta-
ken, Of the Of their stomach and bowels, and the
sequen condition Of their blood The body i thus while
IN life reduced To the condition of corpse and the reason
why some bodies are so soon in ptrid condition after
Of
in them at the time they EXPIRED than from any other cas
And who there that will not allow that if Bmndreth3
Pills had been employed have removed those i'm
pure hmlrs that life might not have been saved: Who
EVER will but give this subject very little considerations
will at perceive the perfect identity between the putrd
hunors Of the body before DEATH and the humors which
occasion the peculiar fptor ola dead body.
From the time born to the time cease TO breaihes
our bodies constantly wasting, and constantly build
ing up The action of the atmosphere wears or waste,
them. The food we eat the digestive convert into
blood which renews or builds M yits circulating power.
hus the human body healthy when the blood crcuates
freely ana when thing prevents its free course through
the Nens disease commences.
01yJrhe following gentlemen are authorised Agents.
B.4IH, HENRY HYDE .Nnooaste w G Roln
Bo0aJag, Samuel McClmoCk. N6beb0roigh, F Chapman
b0od95H, j < Rogers Poland, stephen NJ Marble
Bordotaaa, o Lunt d Go Portland, II Colesworthy
Bremen, james HOvey. Raymond, Seth Gibbs
Bristol, Arnold Blaney Richmond Enoch NJ Avery,
BruasUich & Collins George II Thomas
BridgtOa, Caleb Parker 50 George, David Seavy,
Cashiog, William Rice Fish and Hopper
DaRrle, Davis Staadish, s Dennet& Co
Dartaa, Miller Higgins StdadiSh f., W. r. and Ii NJ
Edgecou6, Joseph Merrill Chadbourn
Friendship John Geyer 7aOmaston, T Fogg & Co,
Freport, Gore < IIolbrook Nathan Redlon,
Ciraa, r. Hancock, n Perley Boynton & Miller
Gorldu II e. C Clements T 7homastoa, Kmta & Cobb
J Davis e Topsddm, o f Frost
Hyrsoa Blake, II Phiney Union, Zuinglius Collins
jefferson, George Weeks Henry Fosset & Co
Lisbon Samuel Cushman j. Mediterranean, James Hovey
Gersh, b d Bryant Varrea, Thomas Hodgman
LeoiSOn, A Briggs Co, j UAtefeid, George Turner,
Jones Y Labalister
.Mino', Jacob Dwne Gore & H7scasset, Edmund Dana
Freeman, n n Woodbury. Uo1t-ich, Gould Hathorn
N Gloucester, Own Chandler Washington, Joshua Linnel
$50 HestbroOk Warren and Pring
N Yarmouth, Stockbridge and Josiah Field
lorng WIndh1m, Edmund Bloody.
Se5These persons regularly supplied by me from
PRINCGPAL OFFICE,
PAL Broadway, opposite the City Hail. New York.
NJ r. OFFICE,
lo-fEnnover Strcet-f9
&YONLYeEI
place in BOSTON for these truly excellent lis
h. BRANDRETH, NJ D.
Entered according act of Congress, in the year 1911.
by Benjamin andre, in the Clerks Office of the District
Court Of the Southern District of New York
July 2gtll, 1sll. pl ye25
HAY, WOOD ~ LIME.
On TONS pressed Hay
cO 80 Cords llerch Hard Wood,
80 % 90 dry IIemock do
~ 8 " Pine and Spruce do.
$50 Casks Thomaston lime.
800 Bush. iIaIr-tor sale by HENRY D. McCOBB,
Bath, Nov Il, ISL. df3D Union WhaIa
Y tly 6O11S!
UST received good assortment of Hard Hare Good.
- Glass, Paints, &C., which VIII be sold cheap for Ca
G. W. KENDALL.
Sept. 90 81.