Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-29
TO LIVE OR DIE!
THAT IS THE OJJESTT0N


 TTPON the selection of proper medicines F,r tIa O various diseases flesh is heir tO'' life ma daSfh In many eases depend. The experience of manV years, and the concurrent testimony of tens of hOr. stamped with the seal of tbS veS.,aSe SSSs me Icines of DIR. PETERS, in all the complaints they are designed to relieve First in the list of these unrIvalied preparations come
 PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS.
 These Pills combining the triple properties of ape. rent, antlspeptc and tonic, have now been before the puplic Upc0rds of tea years during which thev have overcome all rivalship, and are now acknowI. edged not only by the community at large but bv the faculty every where, to be the best remedies known for the diseases to which they are adapted- For many years before these pills presented to the public, Dr. Peters himself, physician of great emnence and extensive practice had devoted all ths time he could spare from professional avocations, to experiments upon vegetable substances. Thousands of plants herbs and roots were submitted to various processes in his labraory and the result of his long When he had achieved his triumph, he was vet unwilling to hazard the sale of the compound until he had obtained :he sanction of the Medical faculty. This he received in manner highly complimentary, and he then ushered his great discovery before tho world -
 The mOdus oper andi of the Pills is simple They act directly upon the elements Of the blood and upon the exist in the chyle, lymph ble or there is any de. rangement of the organs which prepare these or any other of the componen,s of the blood, the unhealthy
 
 fluids, the tone and vig0r of the organization re. stored, the character of the disease may reauire Possessed of such extraordinary sanatve properties it s not to be wondered at that the extensive steam machinery used by the propretorin the manufacture of these Pills, should annually require additions in order to satisfy ihe constantly increasing demand.
 DisPepsia bilious disorders, sick head ache. eon- stepaton of the bowels, cholc, cholera, jaundice, diseases of the messentary or covering of the bowels and habitua purging. are among the most common and distressing complaints incident to the human cvcSo IaUNh u,lfh Nhop an impure circulation or want of proper activity in the grea, orga ns of life, are unaiagy cured by Pc. ters' Pills.
 Throughout New England they are the most pop. ular of all family medicines the keen observation and practical common of the people of this section ofhe Union having taught them to appreciate as they deserve, Dr. Peters inestimable preparations.
 PETERS COUGH LOZENGES.
 It is generally supposed that when ,ubercles are formed in the lungs of consumpiive patient a hope of life is Be this it may, it is certain that up to the point where all human aid is vain, these LOZ- ENGES will not only instantly relieve but radically remove all pulmonary disease and affections of the respiratory organs. In Coughs, Cods Caarrh, Bron- chi,is, Agge, Asthma, hoarseness, and sore throat they afford an almost immediate respite from pain and speedily work perfect cure.
 PETERS WORM LOZENGES.
 The deaths of thousands of children attributed by physicians to other causes undoubtedly result from chds system are resessness paleness loss of flesh, acious appetite, nausea, bueness and swelling of the ips distenson ofthe pupil of the eye, itching of the nose, foetd breath and general debility and lan dren who do not exhibit any of the distinctive symp. toms in marked manner fall victims to the disease. As soon as the existence of worms is even suspected se SsF WM Io2EGEs smS gentle, though searching in their operations, they cannot by any possibility do injury and may saUe life. every other vermfuge is that they not only re. move the worms themselves, but sweep away tho mucus and slime in which they were imbedded and ,ngsndered, ana thus % render ise cure permanent as who have testified to the efficacy of these Lozenges could nS, be contained within the limits of news. paper ETsRs EYE ss' cATahRTm c adyRs'iemfc zENcEs
 The effect and mode of operation of these Lozen. ges resemble those of the Pills Like them they act upon the bases of the blood and the various parts of for all diseases for which the Pills are recon nended the Lozenges may be recommended also. There are many persons who cannot, many who will not swa. tow pill. To children especially pills are terrible busbear. These Lozenges may be used by all who have an antipa'hy to medicine in the pill form, as they are not only free from disagreeaele taste but ac; tually very delicious article of confectionery, and
 PETERS PLAsTERs.
 Among all the inventions of ancient or modern skill, to strengthen and invigogate the muscular and with Peters Plaster Every man or woman whose occupation requires stooping posture should wear one, for t strengthens the muscles oi the chest in manner truly wonderful. In cases of strains or weakness ofthe back eins. in sprains of the joints, hard swelings, rheumatism, and all kinds of bruises, dslocations; &c., the strengthening qualities of this Plaster will be found Of vast benet It stimulates the rcua,ion of the blood along the external surface of the body, and soon restores, by this means the dis. eased organs which lie nearest the surface of healthy nction In dyspepsia, worn at the pil of the ston ach will be found of great nse in conjunction with the internal influence exerted by PETERS PILLS The above valuable medicines are sold by the fol. owing AGENTS: JG Beckwith, L,chfied, COwIes EIungerlord & O. WoIcottvile s & L Huslbul, Winchester; M & c J Camp, Winchester II Perkins, Winsiead; Wm H Phelps, Htchcocks- vile; D Darlington, Colebrook; E G Lawrence, Norfolk J Elton, North Canaan; J Barslow, Depot; R Ball, Salisbury Wm c Bots oTd, Furnace Village ;. p; Gould, sharon PW Mills, Kent; Giddngs & Elliott. Gaylords Bridge; s Bennitt, New Milford Preston & Minor, Roxbury; A Root & Co. Woodbury; E Curtis, P H Skidmore, Bethlem; w l. 5medley, South Farms North & Richards, North Goshen Welch & O.. Mllton; Miles 6 Son, Canada Village; Harrington, Calhoun & O., Ply. mouth; Merwn & Pierpoint, Northfeld; s. Thomp. son & Son, Plymouth Hollow; TalImadge & Curtiss Plymouth H. Jackson & Co.,, Terrysville 1; c H, 6 RJ Mitchell. Brstol. ! 42wia ylS .RsteMtiO2s tlte eUbOIe World! vFHE Subscriber would give notice to the :.l- 4 ' su-