Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
TO LIVE OR DEE {!

TO LIVE OR DEE !! a,n THAT IS THE QUESTION.
 TTPON the selection of proper medicines for the in many cases depend. The experience of many years and the concurrent testimony of tens of thou sands of persons in this country and abroad, nave stamped with the seal of infalLbilty the vegetable mo licines of DR. PETERS, in all the complaints they are designed to relieve. First Tn the list ot these nnrvalled preparations come .ln PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS. a.
 These Pills combining the triple properties of ape- rien., antspcptc and tonic, have now been before the public up,oards of fen years, during which they have overcome all rvalshp, and are now acknowl' the faculty every where, to be the best remedies known for the diseases to which they are adapted.- For many years before these pills were presented to the public Dr. Peters himself, physician o great eninence nd extensive practice, had devoted all the time he could spare from professional avocauons to 2 experiments upon vegetable substances. Thousands of plants herbs and roots were submitted to various processes in his abratory, and the result of his long a nd patient labors were these unequalled PlLLS.- When he had achieved his triumph, he was yet unwilling to hazard the sale Of the compound until he had obtained he sanction of the Medical aculty. This he received in manner highly complimentary, and he then ushered his great discovery before the
 TAe modus operandi of the Pills simple. They act directly upon the elements of the blood and upon the digestive and secreive organs II the seeds oi disease exist in the chyIe, lymph bile, or there is any de- engagement of the orga ns which prepare these any other of the components of the blood the unhealthy particles are at once expelled from the elementary tuds or the tone and vger ot the organIzaton re- Possessed of such extraordinary sanatlve properties,
 it is not to be wondered at tha the extensive steam machinery used by the proprietorin the nannfacture of these Pills, should annually require additions in order to satisfy the constantly increasing demand
 Dyspepsia bilious disorders. sick head ache, con- stepation of the bowels, chollc, choera, laundlce' and habitua purging, are among the most common and distressing complaints incident to the human system, and au these with every other arising from an impure circulation or want nf proper activity in the great organs of life, are ua'nngy cared by Pe- ters' Pills. ,-' .-st
 Throughout New England they are the most pop; ular ofa family medicines, the keen observatona and practical common sense of the people of this section ofthe Union ha wing taught them asthey deserve R RssE; couGH
 It generally supposed that when tnbercles are formed in thelungs ofa consnmpive patient al hope life is over. Be this as it may, is eersn 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. Colds, Catarrh, Bron chitis, Ague, Asthma, hoarseness, and sore throat, they afford an almost immediate respitefrom pain anu 'peePiEar ePPErERs' Eis Z WORM WORM .LIozENGEs:
 The deaths of thousands of children attributed by physicians to other causes, undoubtedly result from ,oorms. The usual symptoms of their presence ina child are restlessness paleness loss o fesh
 
 the lips, dstenson fthe pupil of the eye, itching of the nose, foetid breath, and genera debility and lam guor; hut there is reason to believe that many ch- dren who do exhibit any of tfe distinctive symp. toms in marked manner fall victims to the disease. As soon as the existence of wormsis even suspected the ess %Shsr S nSrfe s1G%d a once rdmns gentle though searching in their operations, they cannot by any possibility do injury md may life The great advantage which these, Lozenges have over every other vermiuge is that they not only re. move the worms themselves, but sweep way the mucns and slime in which they were mbedded and ingendered, and thus render the cure permanent as who have testified the efficacy of these Lozenges could not be contained within the limits of news. less adysrt!sement TnzrNcre
 The effect and mode of operation of these Lozen. ges resemble those of the Pills. Like them they act npon the bases of the blood and the various paf,s of the animal machinery Sy whsh pil Ut IS prepared and the Lozenges may be recommended also. There are many persons who cannot, many who will not swal. low pill m To children espec,a',y pills are terrible have an antipathy to medicine in the pill form, as they are not only free greesh tase but ac tualy very delicious article of confectionery, md
 PETERS PLASTERS.
 Among all the inventions of ancient or modern 1 skill, to strengthen and nvigcrate the muscular and fhrous systen there is not one that can compete e with Peters Plaster. Every man or woman whose { occupation requires stoopng posture should wear one, tor tt strengthens the muscles 0f the ekesi in manner truly wonderful. In cases of strains or l weakness of the back loins. sprains ofthe ionis hard swelings, rheumatism, and all kinds of bruises dsloca,ions &c, the s,reng hening qualities of this Plaster will be found of vast enet. ltstimua es the circulation of the blood along tho external surface of the body, and restores, by this means the dis eased organs which lie the surface of healthy action. In dyspepsia if worn at he pi, of the stom. ach will be find of great use. n connnc,ion with the internal in uence exerted by PETERS PILLS.
 The above valuable medicines arc sold bv the fol. lowing AGENTS. JG Beckwith, ,I.,chfeld. Cowles Hnngerford &G: , Welep..ville; s < r Hurlbut, vile; E Carrinaton, Coebrook E c Lawrence. Norfolk, , R El,on. North Canaan J Barstow, Canaan Depot; R Ball, Salisbury Wm c Bots ford, Farnace Village; D. Gould, Sharon PW NilIs. Kent t:iadne. & Elliott, Gaylords Bridge Roxbury; A Root & Co. Woodhury; B Curtis, Waiertown; P Fl Skidmore, Bethlem; w L l Smedley. South Farms; North & Richards, North Goshen; Welch C. O.. M,ltons Miles & son. Canada Village; Harrington, Calhoun & Co.,, Ply mouth; Merwin SE Pierpoint ,Norihheld; s. Thomp | son S1 Son, Plymouth Hollow; Tallma dge & Curtiss Plymouth; H. Jackson & Ca, Teyfysville; c H, & R. ]. Mitchell. Bristol. .t 9aa .wia yl3 lrtARPETTNG.--ssve,al pieces of carpe,ing Ss L Oil Clmh V t