Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-06-28
WRIGHT'S
INDIAN vEGETA PILLS; OR
INDIAN PURGATIVE.


THROUGH manv medicines have leen letorc the
L public for much longer period than WRloHT's
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, yet none stands now in
HIGHER REpuTE. or has more rapidly attained a firm
hold upon popular estimation. The THOUSANDS that
used them throughout the length and breadth Of
the Republic all bear cheerful testimony to their
thorough efficacy and mild operation when employed
in he most distressing disorders which flesh Is heir
to-"
The theory of disease on which WRIcnr'> INDIAN
VEGETABLE Pills are founded, is tins, VIZ: that there
is only one primary cause Of all the disorders that
aHiciMe human family, and that lscorrnpt humors;
or IN other word -ImpuritYof Blood. Thl> prnci
pie now so generally admitted, that it may in fact
lie sad to lie sustained by an universally of opinion,
the few dls>en,erS constituting but very lie mi
nority. It is useless therefore to discuss the sound
ness OF this Theory in this place and connexlon.
The ONE DISEASE PRINciPLE Icing admitted the
mode OF attack protested hv al! practitioners becomes
the ,ame-namey purgation. But many Of the So
called specf now etore the public, produce only
one form of Purga'ion; they are either Sndorifc,
Ca,hartr, Diuretic or Expectorani. Wrights Indian
Vegetable Pills 'omhne all these properties, and
therefore calcuaedto attack the elements of disease
al all points, and BY harmonious and combined upe
ration TO expel it radically from the system. Their
ect almost mag cal, and is no less astonishing for
| i-s miliness than lis efficacy Both screS. and all
ages may employ them, according 10 the directions
without fear, for while they re certain 10 all dis
eases hat remedial, they nerer nlcl an injury
| upon the system.
important quality. and one which ha> contributed
more than any thing else to IFS extension and popu-
| iarity.
In a ,rord, This medicine commends ITSELF stroa giy
10 the patronape Of the public and lis use bids fair
| TO become before long. almost universal.
CAUTION.
The citizens of New England re, pecfly in
formed that in CON equencc OF the great popularity
which Wrght'> Indian Negeta lie Pill, have carmel hv
their aston sh'ng goodness, Gang OF Conn'er'eiIer>
are now inlu>irou.ly cnga -ed in pa'ming the M
su.pecting ralucless and perhaps dlngerons nedi-
cine, under the name Of Indian Vegetable Pills
| This is to inform the pul lie, thai the genuine med
cine has ON the boxes,
"Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills,
UNDIAN PI'RGATlNE)
OF THE NORTH AMERICAS COLLEGE OF HEALTH
AndaI>o around the border Of the Ia el will lie found
IN small type,
"En'ered according TO the Act Of Congress, in the
year 1910, hy William Wright, in The CLERKS Office OF
The District Court OF the Eastern District ofPennsy !
wanna"
The pul lie will also remember that al who sell The
genuine Indian Vegetable Pill. are provi led with a
certificate of agency signed v
| william Wright, Vice President
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH"
and hat pe,ller> never IN any ease allowed 10 sell
| the genuine medicine Alravelling Agents will Z
provided with a certificate Of Agency above desert
bel; and those who cannot show one will be known
| a, base impOsorS.
The following highly respectable persons have been
appointed agents for he sale of the above named
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH
AGENTS-Peck & Spear, 5. f.. Howard y. Davi,
& Co, Burlington; Francis LacIare, Colchester
Morton & Clark, Willis,on; Lorn Tyler, Es,eN
man, Jericho; VIM. Rhodes, F.. B. Green, Redmond
]. b. Dixie, Huntington; Mon>on & Dean, Bristol
Mon>on 4 Dean, Lincoln; A. p. Roscoe, New Ha
ven; r. sanlerson, w Mil,on c. l.. Drake Milton
g. Smile Cambridge; w. 5, & C. P. Wood, West
ford S W. Brush & Co., Fairfax, II. Cook, Shel
burn; WIN. d. Vielie ,Hine>bnrah; S. II, Baraes
d., L