Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-11

ent of the organ or part where such impurity of the blood settles.
 BRANDRETH's
 Vegetable U1siUe1'svI Puts, have a specific action this impurty which they, remove instantly relieving, and soon restoring to health; 5000 persons can be referred to in New York which are, Dyspepsy Indigestion, Nervous com pldints Ulcers (some 30 years sanding) Consump- tion, Rheumatsm, Stone and Gravel, Dropsy Asthma, a % zrd d,,e Dep Asss ssass fSss f er Hadache Gostiusness Frigghtfl Dreams, Fever and safe and simple remedy, yet all powerful for the re. nlova of disease, whether chronic recent infectious or otherwise; and what makes them particularly a. dapted for this country is, that there is not the seht est liabity to cold when taking then-ndeed the sys tenn is absolutely less susceptible of cold when under their influence than at any other time; therefore in this climate they are invaluable Neither do they re- quire change of diet, or care of any kind In Eng land, these Pills have been the only medicine many families for periods of 40 to 60 years, and have always proved eectual in restoring health whenever an ab-
 In many cases where the dreadful ravages of ulcer ation had laid bare Egament and bone, and where to all appearance no human means could save hte have patients, by using these Pills, been restored to health, the devouring disease has been completely eradicated In consequence of the peasanness of their operation and the dose not generally being required to be more than or ps-[merely keeping in view the drain upon the humorsl-they are fast superseding every other preparation of professed similar import.
 Mazice and Envy- Candor and Truth.
 4 COLLOQUY.
 HUI BONO? By sphich ue mean, ,paat good haze O our opponents NOT done us by their slanders7 Malice and Emuy we have heard since our youth, Were ever opposed, both to Cdndor and Truth. We believe it! we heard it, we never said nay But ne'er knew t proved, till we saw it today The four met; Malice ever vicious G and mean; And EnUy Ghost scarcely fit to be seen
 Liceu without Whilst EnUy dared nothing to do than to sncer They were met by bold fronted Cdndor, and bushd, But not till PLAIN TRUTH which came up the mean-
 while,
 Had conversed with the friends, somewhat after this
 Ma1ice~BRANDRETH's PILLS! who vler
 compound ever saw? = Why really their sale should be soppd by the Law The man should be hung who will venture to make For they will be poisoned who venture to take them;
 Enry-And yet folks do take them, only think how In spite of the islanders we both of us. tell
 Candor.-Hold on for a second! whilst ten thousand uo fy d'nm ,vo,la hundreds nra b,,v tbem7 TSe Re thing is sefeyident, % ali must alloy, % ' '' The gal! of dark Malice! of Engy the spleen, 'Twixt BRANDRETH and FAME do Tn vain intervene, That some who have taken his PILLs may have died; Is Truth, which Fool would have only denied; Death must come to al when the High one shall please: Our pretenson is this, to contest with Dsease; They've been tried with success both by age and by Ask TRUTH, fSU'F fits no, so! -
 Truh.-Yes, that is the TRUTH
 This Medicine which has only to be used to become appreciated, and every disease when nature is not entirely eAf1sssU GfsT 6F AGEH i"s iS %''
 EC PIERRE, Middletown, is pr Brandreth's Gene l ven, Hartford, Holland, Litchfeld, New London and Windham and the following are FERRIES A. gents tus Whitmore Kingworth, Chauncey Wilmani East Haddam. c c Gates; Durham, Asher Robinson; Maddam Landing, J Goodspeed & Son; Chester, L Colt; Hisganu",I Iao II Chd: Haa:, co,n,, Branfcrd, E E Rogers; Eas. Haven, Jas Thompson, Jr; Orange, Wm Woodruff; Naugatuck, John Til | lon; Woodbridge. Eber Shines; H,mphreysvi!Ie, E ire, .Si!as Hitchcock; Hamden, Robert Kimberly. Milford, Isaac Green; Wallingford, Darlington & | Kirkland; Derby Sheldon CanGeld. Jr;; Meriden, E Britain, Birdsey < Mitchell; southbury, Hall Mid dlebury, L & K Townsend j. Waterbury, z D Kings | bury Wolcott, Lucius Futile; Prospect, Benham x
 Hartford County
 Hartford, John Braddock, Henry Benton; Wind LSUmp WashGuss Ps Chapman Es: 9& Gsnbs s3sG Vess s%sSary SRs HesrY Hnyy, Ey c:pSn Csss Mga Rs MsSdn Mitch ouge Asa Day; Berlin, M Plum Glastonbury, | z Stocking; Southington. A Bradley; Manchester, F x CA Woodbridge @SIi,,a co,,,u l Mansfield Centre, Barrows & Arnold; Columbia, | B Hosmer; Bolton, Chester Daggett; Coventry, F Loomis & Co; Vernon. Bssell & Abbott; Holland, | T siearns; Willington, Weston; Ellington. F!kin | G,ans aTT IIr;or SOeS D c Newell Mansfield. c T Clark.
 Windham County. Windham, c A Woodwork Canterbury, Richard l Tenner Plainfield, H Labns & Co; Sterling, Shed | & Smith; Klingly, A Roud Brooklyn. T c Robin. | son Hampton, Dan b9lkley Chaplin. Isaac Good. Pomfei, N W sadei Thompson, T Crosby; Wood. LiieAfeld County
 Litchicli, A Lord Plymouth, s M Mitchell Woleessyllls,. John hpngeriord New Har,iord Cen. lFe, ' llonderaen Cornwall, R Harrison Beth. lem, Daniel pllkln, jr New Hartford, Manf'g Co Woedhn5y, NleFFem .& Douglass RoxbuFy, David DFothwelI. New Milford, l. & c TaylorI N. Pres. .Spn Ws|amaHg Iron C?I Waahlngop, 0eoTgs. w swlll Kent smith X hloFehoupe Warren. dibeEt | H x NIsFr Waieflown, Morris & 0FIdey Sharon. D
 New London CcwHiN
 Cpehesleh Wheeler and Carroll uoRFAhville, IIA' vllAh MnwFy NQEWleh, Wm, Faulkner i Uneasvllle, MeASvlllsl ChaS D Wheeler ,LSdyaTd, proynlng q IlAh0ll Waterford, Asa WIahlnl9n New lnndoh, NalhAh ilalllen MysHe, iphh Hyde Myslle Btldg,i ss T'aS f.,.ss .es Aies: jsrs,i jrsssVe es u U patk tAAban., Wri HssgT FFanalih Jnshalg Tracey lebaitfAs' uufdaA h0blhsoH Hainshfs' "