Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-17
Astonishing & triumphant

AS preventive med1cine, and IN antldote
gainst the consumpIive tendencjesofthe climate
it is invaluable. As remedy for severe and OBJ
| stnate Coughs, Inflammation OF the lungs, group
&c. it is unrvaed. But the American Agent is
so confident of the merit Of this great Remedy,
IN the worst forms of Consumption, that he pre-
ters 10 have il used by the
DYING INVALID!
| rather than BY persons afflicted with some sim.
pie and less dangerous disorder OF the throat nd
lungs. This may seem strong language but il
is the result OF experience in thousa nds OF cases
sbe 1tehgs and
| fallIble RI naedy in allcases, hut it is
THE MOST INFALLIBLE!
Remedy known to to the civilized world Iii.
! The best preventive Of hereditary Consum otion-
II IS the best defender against the influences Of
climate-Ii is the best remedy for incipie nj Con.
sumPuon-and II is the great sni only remedy
! or that fearful
/ SOFTENINC OF THE LUNGs-INFLAM
NATION OF THE MEMBRANE, AND
TUBERCULOUS DECAY.
Which are The last effects offhct awful scourse
and which are enormously supposed to be BE-
yond the reach of medlca aid. The Agent OF
ProprIetors of other medicines, dare not claim
tor Their preparations power like this. They
know that IN no case have such dfects bee n pro
duced. The grand object and purpose of the
common remedies is simply to GIVE RELIEF
NOT TO CURE. This is easily done, by nny
intelligent Physician or Druggist-but while dali
lying with these DELUSlVE COMPOUNDS.
the patient rapidly declines, and every day pla
ces him further and farther
BEYOND THE REACH OF HOPE
Such is not the case with the Hungarian Bal
sam. 1t is always saldtary in its efects-nev,r
Inlur Gus. II IS not an Opiate-it is not Tonic
1T is not mere Eypect"ranf. 1t is not intend
ed to luIl the invalid into fatal security. LISA
great remedy-a grand healing and curative
Il q n
medical science and skill has yet Produced for
he treatment uf this hitherto unconuuered NAL
ady. 1t is in fact, the
BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD!
And no person. afflicted with this dread MA
TlONAL DISEASE. will be iust to himself and
his friend It he go down to the grave without
testing It's virtues single bottle in most cases,
oi ANY PATIENT, HOWEVER Low though
here are cases, we admit, beyond its power to
cure.
The American Agent Of the Great English Re
medy, having full confidence in its ev,raordina
ry ethcacy ~ me worst ioIms OF Pulmonary dis
ease, boldly solclts tor treatment, not the com
mon and ordinary cases Of simple Colds or In.
Hammation, but what are considered the mos,
CASEA al
"o"t'med ana Meqrass!!: TuLereulous Dis.
ease
Ifthefe is a remedy in the world, it is to be
found in DR.. BucHAN's HUNsARIAN BALsAM. II
has cured after all Other systems, medicines, nd
he superior to all the effects Of Medicated Bulhs
Inhalation, chnnge of climate, or any of the
experiments that wealth and ingenuity
have ever attempted. 1t stands alone and untiI.
vailed, as the GREATEST AND BEST OF Ali. RENE.
DIES.
The obstacles which even the well.founded
Of mankind has opposed TO the sue.
cess Of the hungarian Balsam are now fasit dis.
appearing, as its triumph becomes more WIDELY
spread over the land: and il is rapidly rcachiup
the enviable position ola
STANDARD MEDICINE,
which may he found in allrespectah Medicins
Stores and Apo,hecary Shops in the c0un,ry-,v
commended by physicians, where their ow..
treatment fails-and kept in numerous respecta
bic families. as preventive medicine. to be used
upon ISG ,r the hrsi appearance OF this FEARFUL.
Sold by Mcdonald e. Smith, Sole Agents for
he United Kngdon,' AT the Italian Warehouse,
Regent Street, Lnndon,in Botllcsand Cases, fol
| Ships, Hospitals, &c.
Rg Special Appaintment.-DAVID F. BRAD
LEE, Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for tho uniteI
States and BRUSH american Provinces.
Anericanprce, 81 per bottle, with full direc
tons tor tho restoration of Health.
Pamphlets, continuing mass Of English nm,
American certificates and Other evidence. show
ing the uneqnaled merits of this Great EnpIisl
Remedy, may he obtained ofthe Agents, grn,is
None genuine, without the written sigma lure a
the American Agent on gold and bronze Ia be
to counterfeit which is forgery.
is. HOUGHTONs 1870 Washington Stree
Boston, General Agent for the New-Engan
States.
AGENTS Litchfield,S S. Buel; Hartford. f
w. Bull, w. H, Allyn; Dnnbury, S. SeIleck
Bethel. Judd & Barnum; Newt0wn, Jas Bra
ley; Waterbury, Jas. Leavenworth; and by tr
ders generally.
T ] SMITH has received few barrels O
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