The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-06-02
To the Vanguard of Intelligence,
BRANDRETFS PILLS,

These celebrated Pills cure not entirely BY
their pnrging qualities. They have in their
composition vegetable corpuscle, analogous
10 The corpuscle of the blood this corpusce,
OF vegetable origin, becomes incorporated witt
mass OF the circulating lile-giving fluid, and
lmParis Preventative power which occasions
the blood TO throw out all infective, poisonous,
or Peceant matters, thereby entirely purif, ing
the whole volume of blood in the circulation,
And thus these pills cure the most obnoxious
and harrassing diseases, in manner so certain
and easy, as TO give great thankfulness to the
afflicted. The weak, the nervous and the deli
cate are strengthened by the operation of Bran
dreth's Pills, which are as beneficial to the mind
as for the body ; mental derangem ents of all
kinds are cured by them in fact, they impart
vigor and power 10 the intellect truly surpris-
ing. 1t Is now common occurrence, when a
man is about TO make a great effort, to take a
dose of Bnndreth's Pills, which clear the
head and invigorate the perceptble faculties.
fact, the literary and sedentary Of both sexes
will lind a treasure Of health in these pills.
When sleep cannot be obtained from the ner-
yousness of the system, induced from over tax
alton Of the mental faculties or other causes,
one or two of these Pills will invariably pro-
duce sleep. In low nervous fevers they are
most valuable. Spurzheim, and the lamented
Harrison, might have been saved had these Pills
been used in season. Byron, Napoleon, Can
ming, Leggett, and our own revered Washing.
ton, lost their lives prematurely, because they
had not allowed the great sanative principle,
which these Pills enforce, 10 occupy sufficient
ly their attention, II is fact, that men Of
the highest order Of intelligence, are more sub
ject TO serious and sudden attacks of sickness,
than men of more ordinary minds. This may
be considered the consequence of finer and
more st nsative physical organization, u )on
which depend their higher perceptive qualities
When, from over-exertion, or the petty annoy
ances Of an everyday life, this finely organ
ized matter becomes thrown out of geer--off
its balance physically comes the violent
head and hcart-ache; apoplexies, nervous le-
vers, affection Of the kidneys, stone in the gall
bladders, bilious affections, What shall be one
remedy Less mental labor, less excitement,
und Brandreth's Pills. Let me tell these pifted
men, that il is to Brandreth's Pills they must
look for health they will be to them the safe
ty-valve Of the nervous system, and will pre-.
vent all danger from over-cxcitement Of any
kind, When these master-minds are fully me-
quainted with these Pills, there is no doubt that
the great truths upon which their reputation is
founded, will become sef-ovident, that even
the Halls Of Congress will resound the praises
Of Brandret this Pills. Medicine should be in.
capable Of doing injury. This position is fully
sustained in the composition of this medicine.
II is as innocent as piece Of bread. The good
they do is uncontaminated by evil. If sickness
be present, let Brandreth's Pills be present loo;
the fight will soon commence; and you will
find yourself relieved of your sickness and
Brandieth's Pills, at one and the same moment
For Sale by the followin ng Agents.
]. Lodwick & Son, Portsmouth. KYLE Il John
son, Hanging Rock, jas. Burgess. Hayerhill
VIM. Brown, Sciotoyille;B ;B johnson, Burlington,
J.& A. s. Proctor, Quaker Bottom, 6. b. Dun.
ham, PiketoniC. Martin, Jackson IN as
p,Campbell, Chillicothe.etc
May 5, 1851 M.