Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-11
Astonishing g. triumphant !

ASTONISHING q CEAuU1 P44aAt
AS n preventive medicine, and an antldotea
painst the consumptive tendencies ofthe climate
il is invaluable. AS remedy Tor severe and o.
stinate Coughs Inflammation OF the lungs, Group
&c. it is unrivaled. But the American AGENTS
so confident of the merit Of this great Remedy,
in the worst forms OF Consumption, that he pre-
fers to have il used by the
BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD!
And no person, afflicted with this dread MA
TIONAL DISEASE. will be Just to himselfand
his friend if he go down to the grave without
testing its virtues. A single bottle in most cases,
will produce favorable change in the condition
of ANY PATIENT, HOW EVER LOW though
there are cases, we admit beyond Its power 10
The American Agent ofthe Great English Re
medy, having full confidence in its extraordna
| nv efficacy in the worst forms OF Pulmonary dis
ease, boldly solcits tor treatment, not the com
mon and ordinary cases Of simple Colds or In
Aammation, but what are considered the most
APPALLING CASES OF
Confirmed and Incarable 7uLerculous Dis
ease!
Ifthere is remedy in the world, it is to be
found in DR.. BucHAN's HUNGARIAN BALsAM. II
has cured after all other systems. medicines, and
methods oftreatment have failed. 1t is found to
he SUPERIOR to all the efIectsof Medcaed Baths
Inhalation, change Of climate, or any OF the
thousa nd experiment. t. that wealth andingenuity
have ever attempted. Ii stands alone and unri-
vailed, as the GREATEST AND BEST OF ALL AhNE-
The obstacles which even the well-founded
incredibly Of mankind has opposed to the sue.
the are now d as
sprea d over the land; and it is rapidly reachiug
he enviable position OF a
DYING INVALID!
ra,herthan by persons afflicted with some sim.
| ple and less dangerous disorder otthe throat and
lungs. This may seem strong language but II
| =. Il. ofo 10 m n
sustained by the mos. intelligent andunimpeach
able testimony. We do not pronounce it an in
fallible remedy in al cases. but it's
THE MOST INFALLlBLE!
Remedy known to 70 the civilized world. It's
the best preventive Of hereditary Consumption.
it is the best defender against the influences OF
| cmate-it is the best remedy for incipent Con.
sumption-and it is the great and only remedy
s 6 iSHi 1Sffie! OF THE LUNGs-1NFLAM,
NATION OF THE MEMBRANE, AND
TUBERCULOUS DECAY!
Which are the last effects Of that awful scourge
and which are enormously supposed to be be.
vond the reach Of medical aid. The Agent or
Proprietors of other medicines, dare not claim
for their preparations power Ike this. They
duced. The grand object, and purpose Of the
common remedies is simply to GIVE RELIEF
NOT TO CURE. Thisis easily done, by any
PhEyssfpTt r R1SfEs C6%P SSs ds
|
the patient rapidly declines, and every day pla
ees he BEY iH5iSf' III The REACH OF HOPE
Such is not the case with the Hungarian Bal
sam. II is always salutary in it's effects-never
Injurious. 1t is not an Opiate-it is not Tonic
miI is no, mere Expectorant. tits not intend
ed to ull the invalid into fatal security. Iii "a
great rcmedy-a grand healing and curative
compound. the great and only remedy which
medical science and skill has yet produced tor
he treatment OF this hitherto unconquered NAL
adv 1t is in fact, the
STANDARD MEDICINE,
which may be found in nllrespectable Medcin
Stores and Apohecary Shopsin the country-ie
commended by physicians, where their ow"
treatment fails-aDd kept in numerous respecta
BILE families as preventive medicine, TO be used
IGSs
the United Kingdom, at the Italian Warehouse,
Regen, Street, London, in Bottlesand Cases, for
Ships, Hospitals, &c.
Ry Special Agpointm.est...DAvID T. BRAD;
LEE, Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for the United
States and British American Provinces.
Americanprice, 81 per bottle, with full direc
tons for the restoration OF Health.
Pamphlets, containing mass Of English and
American certificates and other evidence, show
Remedy, may be obtained ofthe Agents, gratis
None genuine, without the written signature Of
the American Agent, on gold and bronze label
to counterfeit which sforgery.
Us. HOUGHTON, 100 Washington Street,
Boston, General Agent for the New-England
States.
AGENTS.-Litch6eld,S S. Buel; Hartford. E
w. Bull. w. II. Allyn; Danbury, S. Selleck
Bethel, Judd & Barnum; Newtown. Jas. Brad
ley; Waterbury. J as. IseavenworIh; WATERFOWL,
Eli Curtis, and by traders generally.
VENTS SILK CRAVATS-A ine assort-
VI meOt of Black Italian and Fancy Silk Cra-