Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-25


 ment of the organ or part where such mpurty ot the blood settles.
 BRAMDaETa's
 Vegetable U9g6Ve9'SGyI EitlS, have specific action on this impurity, which they remove, instantly relieving and soon restoring to health 6O0O persons can be referred to in NewY ork that these Pills have cured of various diseases, among which are, Dyspepsy Indigestion, NerUous com plaints Ulcers, (some 30 years standing,) Consnmp tion Rheumqtism, Stone and GraYel, Dropsy, Astama P P;s s Es'T1e 5 Loss % ef Agps,i's Laag"G Worms the HeGrt, Pdlsies, Desgondency, Want of Energy, Headache, Costiveness, Flighttul Dreams Ferer and Ague and Degfness In all cases they will be found moval of disease whether chronic recent infectious or otherwise; and what makes them particularly a. dapted for this country, s that there is the slight est liability to cold when taking then-indeed the sys- tenn is absolutely less susceptible o cold when under their influence than at any other time; therefore in this climate they are invaluable. Neither do they land. these Pills have been the only medicine of many families for periods of 40 to GO years, and have always proved eftectua in restoring health whenever an ab erraton from it has occurred.
 In many cases where the dreadful ravages of ulcer ation had laid bare igament and bone, and where to all appearance no human means could save life, have patients, by using these Ps been restored to health, the devouring disease has been completely eradicated In consequence of the peasantness of their operation and the dose not generally being required to be than for pills merely keeping in view, the drain
 
 other preparation of protessed similar import.
 Malice and Enry-C Candor and Truth.
 A COLLOQUY
 NUI BONO? By uhich ,re mean, ,rhot good haue V our opponents NOT done us by their slanders? Malice and Enpy we have heard since our youth, We Were eyer opposed both to Condor and Truth But But ne er knew t proved, tlll we saw it to-day The four meti Malice ever vicious and mean; And Emry Ghost, scarcely fit to be seen: HYHEr nff t'c thOnf foor Whilst EnUy dared nothing more to do than to sheer. They were met by bold fronted Candor, and bushd, Vile Malice was bash'd and foul Envy was hushd: But not till PLAIN TRUTH, which came up the mean
 while,
 Had conversed with the friends somewhat after this Malics-BRANDRETHs PILLS! who viler
 compound ever saw?
 Why really, their sale should be stopp'd 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
 they sell,
 Candor.--Hold on for a second! whilst ten thousand How Unsuccessful would hundreds pray buy them? The thing is selfevident, all must allow, For their sale has increased, is increasing fast now The gall of dark Malice of Envy the spleen, 'Twixt BRANDRErH and FAME, do in vain intervene, That some who have taken his PILLS may have died; Death must come to al when the High one shall please Our pretenson is this, to contest with Disease; They've been tried with success, both by age and by Ask TRUTH, fits not so! -
 IrMh.-Yes, that is the TRUTH.
 This Medicine which has only to be used to become appreciated and cures every disease when nature is not entirely hfST f nS iE%ps act of puFga0 :EC PIERRE, Aiidtlleto,on, is Dr Brandreth's Gene ral Agent, for the Counties of Mddlesex New Ha: yen Hartford, Holland, Litchfield, New London and gents
 Saybrook, Lewis P Hayden; Middle Haddam, Ti- East Haddam, c c Gates; Durham, Asher Robinson; Mechan'ville, c c Gates Hadyme, E P Wells; k Haddam Landing, Goodspeed & Son; Chester, L
 New- Eaven County.
 New Haven, l. H Young; Guiltord, II X, J Hale Branford, E F R Rogers East Haven, Jas Thompson, lon; Woedbrdge, Eber smes ;'Fn' Hnmphr'eysve, yS Gilbert & Co; Bethany, Archibald Perkins; Chesh- ire, Silas Hitchcock; Hamden, Robert Kimberly Milford, Isaac J Green; Waingford, Darlington & c Brdsey x Co; Oxford, 1omIinson &, Bassett; Britain, Birdsey & Mitche Southbury, Hall Mid dslebury, L & Townsend; Waterbury, c D Kings Hotchkiss; Madison, A B Wilcox, ILL Dudley; Fair haven, D Foot.
 Hartford County. Hartford, John Braddock, Henry Benton Wind. sor, c Lootns; Warehouse Point, ! B Chapman rhomsonvle, Parson & Harper; Suffield, Loolnis & Sheldon; East Granby, J J & E Viets Simsbury, Henry Ely; Canton, Cha's Mygatt Bristol, Mitch ell & Hinman; Pennington. W L Cowles; MarIbor- ouge, Asa Day Berlin, M Plum Glastonbury, ] C Stocking Southngton, A Bradley; Manchester, F & A Woodbridge.
 s<. Holland County Mansfield Centre, Barrows &z Arnold; Columbio. | 5 Hosmer; Bolton, Chester Daggett; Coventry, F k Loom's & Co; Vernon, Bssell & Abbott Holland, ] ] Stearns; Wilmington, Weston; Ellington, Ptkin & DelanO; Somers, s D Chapin Staff9rd M X, "a Grant; Union, D L & R c Newell; Mansfield, c T Clark.
 Wiadham County. Windham, c A Woodworth; Canterbury, Richard Tenner; Plainfeld. H Labins SE Cos Sterling Shed & Smith; Killngly, A Roud Brooklyn, T c Robin. | son Hampton, Dan Bukley; Chaplin, Isaac Good. | ell Willimantic, A A Walker; Ashford, Fl AImy | Pomtrct, w slade; Thompson, T Crosby; Wood.
 LitcAGeld County. L;tchfe!d, A Lord; Plymouth, s M Mitchell ,rc, HenSe,son Cornwall. Harrison Beth. lem, Daniel Pitkn, Jr; New Hartford, Manf'e Co, BrothWelIi New Milford, L G c Tayior: N Pros. ten, W9ramang Iron Co; Washington, George w | Swin Kent, Smith & MoFehousc WMrrrn' 1silbcrt | Gould. W N''"'S' S""'''" CA NeW London Conntv SS'cheelcr Wheeler and Carroll noxrnhvile, IIa. | vkli1nn MDvwry Norwich, Wm. Faulkner UneRsVille, | MSonMdvll,r! Chas II Wheeler, LadyaEd, Drowning x NMnoll Waicnonk Asa WiahlmnnI New London, | NaIhnn telIen Mystic, John Hyde My.lie lTldge, [, Mchar,la ClrlSwoll, Donn & fwA, leweu City, | R lark IiahAn. NOA Saaan EFanklin. loshttn !