Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03
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From the Daily Evening Bul'etin]
 It is not our custom to puff Patent Medicines unIess we know them To be really excellent Having ourselves a knowledge ot Dr. Woods Sarsaparn and Wild Cherry Bitcrs, and hay, ing several friends who have been benefited by their use, we do not hesitate to recOmmn nd them to the public Both Sarsapara and Wild Cher sy are articles of established reputation in the medical world, ,o"d this preparation is made with great care, and appears 70 combine all tho medl- cinal qualities of both m an unusual manner.-. Any one suffering from diseases of the blood, in- digestion, or headache, would do well to give these bltcrs trial.
 From the New Bedford Reqstcr.l
 Dr Woods SarsnpariHa aud lV,id Cherry M iers-The responsibility of gentlemen in this town and vicinity who testify 10 the benefits, within their personal knowledge, derived f,om the use of this compound of sarsaparil'a and wild cherry. is such as to pat to rest al doubts ns to the value of these extracts 10 those suffering from Dyspe psia, Jaundice, Indigestion, Headache or scrofulous seases.
 From the Boston Daily Times1
 HEADACHE = One of the best remedies llat we have heard of for this distressing complaint, with it's origin Indigestion, IS Dr. Woods Sarsa- pariIIa and Wild Cherry Biters, which combines all the advantages of the tonic and aperlen me. dcnes of the day,and is free from many of their disadvantages.
 [From the Boston Daily Mail.
 A NEW AND EXCELLENT REMEDy.-We would call the attention of our readers 10 the advcI tlse ment in another column of n new and Cihca- rious remedy, Dr. Woods Sarsapnrla and Wild Cherry Buers. Although this fine preparation has only been offered for sale during the past year, il has already won the confidence "i the public, as most skiIiully prepared and delightful combination of two of the safest and most active remedial agents in the world.
 From the Plymouth Rockl
 DR. WooD's SARsAHARILLH AND WILD CHERRY BITTERs.-We do not make lt practice 2lVe good name to medIcines,Ines satisfied iiheIr curative powers. But irJrN Ill the evidence we can gather concerning Dr. Woods SarsarnrIla and wild Cherry Btiers, we are c"u} Iss"d that it will do all it's proprietor assumes !U' t- w, ,i m cur acana ntance are gentlemen wlTo have deri ved much benefit from it's use and our advice to all persons afflicted with any of the complaints for which this compound Is recommended, s, to call on his agent, J. T. Hall, and procure n bot ie.
 ~CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.&rI Be particular and ask for Dr Woods. Narsapa rlIa and Wild Cherry Bitters and receive no other. This IS the first preparatIo" of sarsnpa' rIIa and wlld cherry combined ever of'eTed 10 the public. and the great success attending Ils use has ndnc ed tho unprncped 10 counter telt II. As A preventive, see that the bottles have the words Wood s Sarsapnri la and Wild On Try Bit ,ers -ed on the glass, and further pIatectIon each la bel on the bottle viii be sgned by the pro- prietor E. Thornton, Jr. Take these prer autions, and you will get the genuine article.
 ELISHA THORNTON, lR., MANUFACTURER AND SOLE PRoPR' EToR, Chemist and Druggist, New Bedford ,-where n I orders must be directed.
 Price Sl per bottle, or six bottles fer s5.
 Sole Agent, Liichfeld, Dr Samuel Buol = Vol co,tviIle, AP P Camp-Pymouh Hollow. Set Thomas & Son. Plymouth, Terry, Porter & C Winsted. M & C J Camp; and sold ly aaenls in all the principal towns in New ,Engard
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