Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-13

March 9. S. GALPIN. RRANDRETEH'S PHLLSy| RTEASE oF F HAsB Bop S8 wSe5 M5Y i1 AN N11 M ing the circulation, brings an inflammation derange ment of the organ part where such mpurity of the blood settles
 BRANDRETH's
 Vegetable UaaIVe9"SGvI Puts, have specific action on this impurity, which they soon remove, instantly relieving, and restoring to health; 6O00 persons can be referred to in NewYork that these Pills have cured of various diseases among which are, Dyspepsy or Indigestion, Nervous com plaints, Ulcers (sone 30 years standng,) Consump ton, Rhemmatism Stone and GraUel Dropsy, Asthaa, % xrd ds.c' pesp @ss ssatsa Fe hemsr a.1P Paaos the Haar, Pdlsies, DespOndency, Want of Energy, Headache, Costiveness Frightfu1 Dreams, Feuer aud Ague, and Deqfaess. In all cases they will be found mova of disease, whether chronic recent, infectious or otherwise; and what makes them particularly a. dapted for this country, s that there is not the slight 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 theya invaluable: Neither do they re- land, these Pills have been the only medicine of many families for periods of 40 to 60 years, and have always proved eaectua in restoring health whenever an ab. erratiOn from 1t has occurred. In many cases where the dreadful ravages of ulcer alton had laid bare lgament and bone, and where all appearance no human means could life, have patients by using these Pills, been restored to heah the devouring disease has been completely eradcated In consequence of the peasanness of their operation and the dose not generally being required to be upon the humors1-th are fast superseding every other preparation of professed similar import.
 Malice and Enry-C Cand'or and Truth.
 A C0LLOQUY.
 GNU1 BONO? By which ,ce menn aDhat good hape V our opponents NOT done us by their sldnders? Malice and Enpy we have heard since our youth, Were ever opposed, both to Candor and Truth. We believe it we heard it, we never said nay, But Ger knew t proved, till we saw t today The four meti Malice ever vicious and mean; And Enuy Ghost, scarcely fit to be seen-- Malice utter'd it's Lies, without measure or fear Whilst Enry dared nothing 10 do than to sneer They were met by bold fronted Candor, and bushd, Vile Malice was bash'd and foul Enuy was hushd: But not till PLAIN TRUTH, which came up the mean
 while,
 Had conversed with the friends somewhat after this Malice.-BRANDRETH's PILLS! who a viler
 compound ever saw?
 Why really, their sale should be stoppd by the Law The man should be hung who will venture to make For they will be poisoned, who venture to take them Enoy-Andd md yet folks do take them' only think how In spite of the islanders we both of us tell
 Candor.-I1ald on for second whilst ten thousand How funsuceessfa!, @ would hundreds pray buy ,hem7
 
 For their sale has increased is increasing fast now The gall of dark Malice :! of Enyy the spleen, "Twixt BRANDRETH and FAME, do in vain intervene That some who have taken his PILLS, may have died Is Truth, which Fool would have only denied; Death must come to all, when the High shall please: Our pretension is this, to contest with Disease; They been tried with success both by age and by Ask TRUTH, fits not so! -
 Trmh.-Yes, that is the TRUTH.
 This Medicine which has only to be used 10 become appreciated, and cures every disease when nature is not entirely E1s oF y 4GEN iERS act of pofga0" EC PIERRE Midduetoon, is Dr Brandreth's Gene ral Agent for the Co%n1ss 0 MG1%aesex New a Windham; and the following are E c FERRIES A. gents:
 s.r,,oo. e,,;s MisdzessF Ms sss.C coas.y li r,a,, tus Whmore !; Kiingworth, Chauncey Win1an Mechan'yile, z Gates; Hndlymc, E P Wells F HGddam Landing |, J Gio,odspeed & Son; Chester, l.
 Ne,c- Hauen Cotsnty
 New Haven, l. Young; -Guilford, II {. J Hale; Jr; Orange, Wm Woodrnfr; Nansatuck, John Iii, lon; Woodbridge, Fiber Simes; HumphreysviIle, E Gilbert Co; Bethany. Archibald Perkins; Chesh- MS 'i saae sletn h1W~Sf Wsnsd sSge5 ceen Kss Kirkland; Derby, Sheldon Garfield, jr; Meriden, z Birdsey & CO; Oxford Tomlinson X; Bassett; s Britain Britain Rrsfy Mitchell SSnthbSy 2 Mid bury Wocott, Lucius Futile Prospect, Benham S Hotchkiss; Madison, A Wilcox, H l. Dudley; Fair haven, D Foot. Hartford, John Braddock. Henry Benton; Wind sor, c Loomis; Warehouse Point, J Chapman Thomsonville, Parson & Harper Suffield, Loolns &, Sheldon East Granby, x E Viets Sinsbury, Henry Ely; Canton, Cha's Mygatt Bristol, Mitch. ell x Hinman; Pennington W l. Cowles; Marlbor- ouge, Aga Day Berlin, M Plum; Glastonbury, J F & A Woodbridge
 IolLand County g. , Mansfield centre Barrows & Arnold; Columbia, B Hosmer; Bolton, Chester Daggett; Coventry, r dnomis I, & Co; Vernon, Bsse & Abbott; Holland, & Delano; somers, s D Chapin; Stafford, M G B | Clark
 Windham County. , Windham, A Woodworth Canterbury, Richard l & Smith; Killngly, A Roud; Brooklyn, T c Robin. son Hampton, Dan Bulkley; Chaplin, Isaac Good. 1 ell Wlillmantic, A A Walker; Ashford, H Amy pomfret, N w slade; Thompson, T Crosby Wood Litchfeld, F A Lord Plymouth, S M Mitchell Wolc9ttyllle, John Hungerford New Hartford Gen. Ire, Henderson Cornwall, R Harrison; Beth. | lem, lem Daniel Pitkn, Jr; New Hartford, Manf'g Cos Woodbury, Merriam & Douglass; Roxbury. David 1 ,a 6ro'nWell Wa New Milford, & Taylor; N. Pres; Swift; Kent, Smith & Morehouso Warren Gilbert | Gould
 NeW London County. Co'chester, Wheeler and Carroll; Bozrahville, Ha- 1Mon1vllsl Ches II Wheeler; Ledyard, Browning & paboli Waterford, Asa Wightmanj New London, | Nathan Belden Mystic. John Hyde Mystic Bridge, | 4 Asp fish stonngion Elisha Faxon, Jr Preston, M