Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-25
CEIN MOST RENIAR1EABLE
 X CURE EVER RECORDED.
N. J. "A.

3f ;HApDoNFIELD. NJ. ApriI23, lS43. r Ono hhout the 18th day of October lS4l, I was taken with violent pain the sids near the liver which continued for about five days, and was fol lowed by the breaking of an ulcer, or abscess, in. wardly, which relieved the pain little, but caused me to throw upa great quantity of offensive matter, and also much blood. Being greatly alarmed a. this, l applied toa physician; but he said he thought he could do but little for me, except give me some Msrcnrg PiAs which Irefused dto, ,ake feeling satis medes were thenprocured by my wife and friends, but none did me any good-and the discharge of blood and corruption still continued every few days, and Hast became so offensive that could dscarce- ly breathe. wa also seized with violent cough, which at lines caused me to raise miich more blood than had done before -and my disease continued in this way, sullgrowins worse, until February, when a a hps ssISsy sfs fsGS. coS SUMPIION NJ At this moment, when my iifo was WIsT'AR's BALsAM, OF WILD CHERRY. and ATELY ssnd by the, use. of only three bottles of this nledicine, all my pains were removed rAmy cough and spi:ing of blood and corruption entirely stoppedy and in Il few weeks my health was 90 far restored us 10 enahle me work at my trade (which is carpenter.I and np 10 this time have enjoyed s'0n "''' THOMAS cozENs.
 GLOUCESTER CouSry, N. J. ss.
 Personally came before me, the subscriber one of the Justices of the Peace in and for the said County, Thomas Cozens. and being duly affirmed accordncto law, saith the above statement IS in al things true. &73 ttt-l Affirmed before me, on the goth davsof Apr ls4s s A A&tF a9 '. CLENENT, J. F. sasfis the unprecedented success of this BAL sNature's Eavorite Prescrip- -~@sf e5. &ase, tion, ~ ,s a. gsY |s. prescription congenal to our wants, as it is pre-. pared from chemical extracts from substances which the Anihor of natnre has placed in our own land for wise purpnses, that many who know noth. ing of the mode of its preparation are endeavorine to reap pecuniary benefits by selling an article sim liar in name. in appearance or hv representing their own trash as superior to this BALSAM. Al these deceptive arts go toi show that WfSTAR's BALSAM.is known io the world to be 9TH GREAT REMEDY, ,'s and that to sell any mix .sre mustbe like this tn aaae. or psrport. to bs like it in substance. s' l'.,'a aNg1t N se ys9ss
 91r Believe not the cunninely wrought fahrica --and take only the nrisinal and pennne WIS TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. 9a NO OTEr CAN BE HIKE TT, . AddSess ell orders Garahe ahove Valuable MFDI CINE sto, SETH w. FoWLE. iss Washing tDn-sirne' Rnson, sts .I.I y, !. .-s 4,st's .,,s g -
 AGENTs-Li,cbseld, sAMUET. BUEL.-wa .ter,aM n. As A Geidley - Plvmonh, Ss Thomas X ena.--W W0odhnry, lohn Do Vine -Salishuty, Rohes Hall;E-Rcsbasy;. .e:. s s Pressep, ,-Shsron, pssi Charles snlishnFy, Rehen Ball--Wo oot hursJ.M nevine.-- Plvne0,h. .sc,h Thomns & SoI ---Eaih ConhNn ~. Eiumnhsey -.New Milford, T A WeltaN& Noble S. nennett - llischc0cka Cnrne
 Swi(i & Hitchcock --Hontk CNnaan, nalAen & M
 ner,--Weal Cornwall Pratt & Foster -..W0lnnllvilI
 wbcaI.vlle Mig. co.~-Now Hartford, T. Wa
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