Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
BY THE QUEEN PATENT.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BnChan'S Hungarian Rn1Sam of Life.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR {.
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption
TIME MOST CELEBRATED and INFAL
Il LlBLE remedy, for Colds, Coughs, Asthma
and every form ofPULMONARY CONSUME
TON, is the HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF
mist, DR.. BUCHAN of London, England, and
extensively known as the Great English Rem
edy.'
II has been tested for upwards of seven years
IN Great Britain and on the continent of Europe,
where IL IS universally considered the great and
only remedy for this awful n,alady, and is now
introduced into the United States under the in-
mediate superintendent of the inventor. With.
in three years it has been distributed from Maine
to Florida, and from Canada to Wisconsin, and
its effects are every where alike
AStonish hing g. triumphant!
AS preventive medicine, and al anlidote a.
galnst the consumprive tendencies of the clin.ats
il is invalua BILE. As remedy for severe and OBJ
stinate Coughs, Inflammation OF the lungs, Group
&c. IT IS unrvaled. But the American Agent is
so confident OF the merit OF this great Remedy,
IN the worst forms of Consumption, that he pre-.
DYING INVALID!
rather than by persons afflicted with some SIM
pie and less dangerous disorder of the throat and
lungs. This may seem strong language but it
is the result of experience in thousands OF cases,
sustained by the most intelligent and unimpeach-
able testimony. We do not pronounce it an in
tallible remedy in all cases, hut it is
THE MOST INFALLlBLE!
Remedy known to to the civilized world. 1t is
the best preventive OF hereditary Consumption
1t Is the best defender against the influences of
clImate-lt is the best remedy for incipent Com
sumpton-and it is the great and only remedy
soFTENING OF THE LUNGs-INFLAM-
NATION OF THE MEMBRANE, AND
TUBERCULOUS DECAY!
Which are the LAST effec7a of fhor aypfnl soouroo
and winch are enormously supposed to be be-
yond the reach OF medical aid. The Agent or
ProprIetors OF other medicines, dare not claim
tor their preparations power like this. They
duced. The grand object and purpose of the
common remedies is simply to GIVE RELIEF
NOT TO CURE. This is easily done, by any
intelligent Physician or Drugeis'-but while dali
lying with these DELUSlVE COMPOUNDS,
the patient rapidly declines. and every day pla-
BEYOND THE REACH OF HOPE!
Such is not the case with the Hungarian Bal
sam. 1t is always salutary in its ehecls-never
injurious. 1t is not an Opiate-it is not Tonic
ed to lull the invalid into fataI security. 1t
great remedy-a grand healing and curative
compound: the great and only remedy which
medical science and skill has yet produced for
he treatment OF this hitherto unconQuered mall
ady. 1t is in fact, the
Do hr--hED -, lN me WOhLD
And no person. afflicted with this dread Ma
,TlONAL DISEASE. will be just to himself and
his TREND it he 60 down to the grave without
testing its virtues. A single bottle in ost cases,
will produce favorable change in the condition
q. Of ANY PATIENT, HOWEVER Low though
there are cases, we admit, beyond its power TO
cure.
The American Agent Of the Great English Re-
medy, having full confidence in its exiraordina-
ny efficacy in the worst folms Of Pulmonary dis
ease boldly sole.'s tor treatment not The com
mon ana ordinary cases OF simple Colds or In
iiammnunn: but what are considered the most
AffALLlNG GASES OF
Confirmed ana Medradle 1uCerculous Dis
ease!
If,here is remedy in the world, it is to be
found in Dr.. BucHAN's HUNGARIAN BALsAM. 1t
has cured after all other systems, medicines, and
methods oftreatment have failed. II ia fonnd to
be superior 10 ali the effects Of Medicated Baths,
Inhalation. change of climate, or any of the
thousand experiments thai wealth and inoenpitv
have ever attempted it stands alone and i nnri-
vailed, as the GREATEST AND BEST OF ALL RENE.
DIES.
The obstacles which even the weIl-founded