Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-06

Ee0TWGTy l. 1 AWTWRFHT LEAVES, 4 COLLECTION of Miscellaneous Poems | "A from various authors-by Robert Howe Gould-for sale by | March 9. D. UALFlN. RRANDRETN'S PILLS9| nND DISEASE HAST THOU ONLY, AN M OPURTTY OF THE BLOOD, which, by impair ing the circulation, brings inflammation derange ment of the organ part where such mpurity of the blood settles. ..-. ..
 8aAMDRBTH's Vegetable UasiUeTsOI H06tlS, have specific action on this impurity, which they soon remove, instantly relieving, and soon restoring to that these Pills have cured of various diseases among which are, Dysprpsy or Indigestion, Nervous conn p!ai"ts, Ulcers lso%e 30 years standing, C0nsnnp f!rds pssg :ss'sg Fs fs" 4ts%sr Fas!ios s od as ss; s Dea" sn T s@ E1ets Ague, and Deqfness. In all cases they will be found safe and simple remedy, yet all powerful for the re- noval of disease whether chronic or recent infectious dapted for this country s that there is not the sgh est liability to cold when taking them- indeed the sys tenn 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- qure change , of diet, or care of any kind In Eng
 
 families for periods of 40 to 60 years and have always proved efectual in restoring health whenever an ab- erration from 1t has occurred.
 In many cases where the dreadful ravages of ulcer ation had laid bare lgament and bone, and where to all appearance no human means could save life, have patients by using these Pills, been restored to healh In consequence of the peasanness of their operation and the dose not generally being required to be than or plls-[merely keeping in view, the drain other preparation of professed similar import.
 Malice and Envy-C Candor and Truth.
 A COLLOQUY
 CUI BONO? By ,uhich ,De n,ean ,rhat good hare O our opponents NOT done us by their slandcrs? Malice and Enuy we have heard since our youth, We believeitt!! we heard it, - we never W said nay, But nee knew it proved. till we saw it today The four met; <, Maiice ever vicious and mean; And EnUy Ghost scarcely fit to be seen Molice uter'd it's Lies, without measure or fear Whilst Ency dared nohing more 10 do than to They were met by bold fronted CendOr, and bush'd, Vile Malice was bash'd and foul Envy was hush'd:
 while, Had conversed with the friends, somewhat after this
 Malee~BRANDRETHs PILLS! who a vier
 compound ever saw?
 The man should be hung who will venture to make For they will be poisoned, who venture to take them
 EnOE;-And yet folks do take them, only think how In spite of the islanders we both of us tell-
 Candor.-,Hald on for second! whilst ten thousand How unsuccessful would hundreds pray buy them? The thing is selfeyident, all must allow,
 For their sale has increased is increasing fast now The gall of dark Malice of Engy the spleen, 'Twixt BRANDRETH and FAME, do in vain intervene That some who have n taken his PILLS, may have died R Is Truth which E Fool would hsye l1 only denied; 5 Our pretension is this, to contest with Disease; They've been tried with success, both by age and by Ask TRUTH, RUTH # it's not so.
 Truth.-Yes, that is the TRUTH.
 This Medicine which has only to be used to become appreciated. and cures every disease when nature ii oF Hs siERs act 0f purs't0n D EC FERRE, Mida'eto~n, is Dr Brandreth's Gene '' ven Hartford, Holland, Litcheld New London ane
 Windham; and the following are FERRIES A gents
 Saybrook. Lewis P Hayden; Middle Haddam, ri EPss aaddnm ka Gsss RR5ham 4shsr Robinson H1dda% Landine ri;'G rGi;9'GGdspeed Son Chester , ...1. NeaU-Ezarea Countv. New Haven, I. H Young Guiord, H & J Hale IT. Orange Wm Woodruff Nauea.uck, johni jh,ni';TrR, T, Bets"y sl AlssJ.d adPRha1sy'T PeERhnsy chs. 1 ', Milford, ls2ac Green; Wallngiord, Carrngton & I NeFl0en. Hrdsey S. Co; Oxford, Tomlinson & Bassett: $ Britain, Brdsey & Mitchell; Southhury, Hall Mid. dlebury, l. & R Townsend; Waterbury. c D K;nos bury Wolcott, Lucius Tut.le; Prospect Bonham & Hotchkiss Madison, A B Wilcox, H L Dudley; Fair Haryford coun,v
 Hartford, John Braddock. Henry Benton: Wind sor, LOcms; Warehouse Point, ! B Chapman: Thomsonvle, Parson & Harper Suffield. Looms R. Sheldon; East Granby. J & Vets ; Sim. bury. Henry Ely; Canton, Cha's Mygatt; Bristol, Mtch. z Stocking; sonihington, A Bradley Manchester, & c Woodbridge.
 Iolland County. tl Mansfield Centre, Barrows & Arnold; Columbia, ? Hosmer Bolton, Chester .Dagget; Coventry, F 4nsms s,ns x cSj Vernon, Bssel Abbott; Holland.
 Dslano; somers Chap;n s,nfSrdi ss,ssrdn M F,sk'B Clark. - S' 4"A1"'Ae''' Windhdna County - ,r Windham, 2 A Woodworth; Canterbury Richard & Smith; Kilfngly Rord; Breokyn. Y G Ai obn. ohHs son Hampton, Dan Bulkcy; Chaplin. Isaac Good. ell; WlIllmantic. A Walker; Ashford. Fl AImv i,ot ronreHis H " Siade Thompson, T Crosby; Wood. Liichfeld County,
 Ltch6eid. F A Lord; Plymouth, S M Mitchell :: Woicottyille, John Hungcrfcrd; New Hsr,ford Cen Ire, Henderson Cornwall, J R Harrison Beth. lem, Daniel Pi,kin, Jr; New Hartford. Manfg Co |; Woodbury, Merriam X, Douglass; Rosburv David Brothwel; New Milford, l. & c Taylor: N. Pres Il Swift Kent. Smith & Morehouse Warren. Gilbert q Starr; Watertown, Morris x Grd.ey Sharon. D Ne,c London County Ccchester. Whseler and Carroll; Eerahvilc. Ha, y,sh a MSwry; Norwich. Wm. Faulkger; Uncasville, al.~a