Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-02
BRANDREEHy8 TegetNble U21IVe9SlyI P6IES,

VegeCNOGe O2G1CeTSSSG ED0GES, have a specific action this impuri,y, which they soon remove, instantly relieving and soon restoring 10 health; 5000 persons be referred to in New-YOrk that these Pills have cured of various diseases, among which are, Dyspepsie or Indigestion, Nerrous piaints Ulcers, (some 30 years stnnding,) Consump- tGn n. Eaaa o.s of dnnee orns of aH Kinds Deep seated Palms. 1ren.or, Palpitation of Che Hears Paisies, Dependency, Want of Energy Headache. Costioe"ess' Frighfal Dreams, Feuer anu Ague and Deafness. lm all cases they will be found safe and simple remedy, yet all powerful for the mova of disease, whether chronic recent infectious or otherwise; and what makes them particularly a- daptcd for this country, s that there s not the slight est liability cold when taking them-irdeed the sys tem is absolutely less susceptible of cold when under their influence than at any other time; therefore in this climate they invaluable. Neither do they re- auire a change of diet, of any kind. In Eng land, these Pills have been the only medicine of many families for periods 60 years and have always proved efcctnal in restoring health whenever an ab- errntion from it has occurred.
 In many cases where the dreadful ravnges of ulcer aton had laid bare gamen nt md bone, and where to all appearance no human means could save life. have patients by using these Pills been restored to heaih the devonring disease has been completely er;rcaied In consequence ofhe pleasantness of their operation and the dose generally being required to be upon the humorsl l-they are fast superseiing every other preparation of professed similar import.
 Malice and Enuy-Candor and Truth.
 4 COLLOQUY.
 H%UT BONO? By ,chich ,oe menn, ,ohnt good have O oMr opponents NOT done ns by their sianders' Matce and Enry have heard since our youth, Were ever opposed, both to CandOr aud Truth. We believe il! we heard it, we never said nay, But ne'er knew proved, ill we saw it to-day The four met; Malice ever vicious and mean; And Enuy Ghost, scarcely fit to be seen Mal;ce mtter'd it's Lies, without measure fear, Whilst Envy tared nothing nore to d0 than They were met by bold froned Condor, and blush'd, Vile Maiice was basl,'d and foul ERry hushd: Rua anOfa1i D TR SNh n R mn. while,
 Had conversed with the friends somewhat after this Malice-BRANDRETH's PILLS! who viler compound ever saw?
 Why really, their sale should be sopp'd by the Law The man should be hung who will venture 10 make them,
 For they will be poisoned, who venture to take them: E"oy y-AOd ye, folks d' take 'hem o"'y think how | they sell,
 In spite of the islanders, we both of us tell-. Candor.-Hold on for second! whilst ten thousand How ifu"succes.ta would hundreds pray buy ,hem7 | The thing is self-evideni, all must allow, For their sale has increased is increasing fast now; The gall of dark Malice! of Enry the spleen, 'Twixt BRANDRETH and FAME, d" in vain intervene l That some who have taken his PILLS, may have died, | Is a Truth, which a Fool would have only denied; Death mast come al when the High shall please: | Our pre,ension is this. is contest with Disease; They've been tried with s"ccess, both by age and by Ask TRUTH if irs no, so
 Truth-Ycs, that is the TRUTH.
 This Medicine which has only to be used to became entirely exhausted iy the simple act oi purga''o" LIST OF AGENTS.
 E.C. FIBRE, Middietomn, is Dr. Brandre.h's Ge- neral Agent, for ihe Counties of Middesex, New Ha- ven, Hartford, Holland, Litch6eld, New London and WinJham; and the following are E. C. FERRIES Agents:
 saybrook, Lewis P. Hayden; Middle Ha,.lam, Titus Whi,more; Klingworih, Chancey W'llman; 1; East Faddam, c. C. Gates Durham. Asher Robin son Mechan'iIe, C. c. Gates; Hadiyme, F.. P Wells;
 NesO Haren County.
 New Haven. L. H Young; G"iii"rd, II & Hale; son, Jr.; Orange, Wm: Woodruff; Nauga,uck, John Tiiloo; w"odGridse, Fiber Shines; HumphreysviIle, F: Gilbert x O.; Bethany, Archibald Perkins; berly; Milf f.rd, Isaac J. Green; WaIlingmrd. Car rington & Kir,land; Derby, Sheldon Garfield, Jr.; {; Mrrde", E, c. Brdsey x Co.,; Oxford. Tomlinson bury, J. Hall; Miidlebury, l.. & R. Townsend.
 Hartf01d County.
 Hartford, John Braddock, Henry Benton; Wind sor, S. c. Loomis; Warehourepoin,, J. B. Chapman; Ihomso"vlle, Parson & Harper; s"f6e!d, Loomis x Sheldon; East Granby. J. ]. & c. E. vie,s: Sims bury. lirnry Ely; Canton, Chn's Mygau; Bristol, Mitchell SS Hinman; Pennington. W. L. Cowles; !.nb"ry. J. C: S'ocking Sou.hing,on, A. Bradley Manchester, F. & c. A. Woodbridge.
 Holland County. Mansfield Centre, Barrows &E Arnold; Columbia, B. HOsmer; Bolton, Chester Daggeu; Coventry, F. Loomis & Co.,; Vernon, Bisseil & Abbott; Toiland, T. S,earns; Wington, J. Weston; Ellington. Pii- kin & Delano Somers. $. D. Chapin; Stafford, Nj & B. Grant: Union. D. L. & R. C. Newell.
 WiRdham County.
 Windham, c. A. Woodwarih; Canterbury, Rich- ard Tenner; Planfeld, Fl. Labins & Co.,; Sterling, Shed & Smith; KillinRIy, A. Roud; Brooklyn. T. C. Robinson; Hampton, DaR Bulkley; Chaplin. Isaac Gaodeil; Wiilimaniic. A. A. Walker; Ashford. H. Amy; Pomiret, N. W. Slads; Thompson, T. Cros- by WoOdsiock, G. Bowen.
 LitchEeid County.
 LichReld, E. A. Lord PiymOaih, s. M. Mitchell; {; Wolcoitve, J0hn HuNgevl0td; New Hartford Cen. tre, J. F. Henderson; Cornwall, HarriaoM; Beth. lem, Daniel Ptkln, Jr.; New Hartford. Manig Co. 1; WoohbUry, Msrsiam &c noaglass; Roxbury. David Bvolhweii; New Milford, l.. & G. Taylor; N. Prrs. ton, Waramaug Iron Co. Washington, George W, swihi Kent, Saith & MoFehoUse; 1; Warren, Giber, & Starr.
 Nsp EoRG0a CowRtv,
 ColohepteV, Wheeler and CavTSll hyllle, HnVilnh Mowry T. Norwich, Wm. FamIkner Uaca,. Vllls, tAIeAiv lel Chas. H, Whselert Ie,yMp nvnw. nIhR & DalOllI WAieVford, Asn WIRhimnnt New. ,,e Bridge, Asa Fshi RtonaeIon, Elisha FASan, JrL Preslon, M ': RlehaTlsI 0PIswoll, Dean & TreMii ysweli c',y, U. l, PaPk l.IshoH, Willnm Bissan F'snhhn' Joshua TFaseyI lssbARSR, c, il0blRsan,