Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-12

meMt Ot th. organ or part where snch 'm""'"y o'"e blood sciiies. ..r t.
 BRANDRETxE'S VegetgDIe UasSCe9SyL Pulls, have a specific action on this impuri,y, which they soon remove, instantly relie."g' ""d soon rssor1g ' that these Pills have cured of various diseases among which are, Dyspepsie Indigestion, Nervous c"m' pinints Ucers some 30 years s!n"dng,1 C"nshmp .hm aH E;nds. Deep seated Pains. 1remor, PatpitatOn o the Heart, Paisies, Despondency' Want cf Energy; Headache Costireness, Frightfut Dreams. Ferer and eue and Deafness In all cases they will be found n safe and simple remedy yet all powerful for the re- mova of disease, whether chronic ar recent infectious or otherwise; and what makes them particularly a- dop,ed for this country that there is not the sght- est liability 10 cold when taking them-cteed the sys' ,em is absolutely ess susceptible ct cold when under their influence than any other time; therefore in fhis climate they are invaluable. Neither do they re- oure change of diet, or care ot any kind ln Eng land these Pills have hecn the only medicine (" many families for periods o 60 years, and have always proved effec,ual in restoring health whenever an ab- erration from it has occurred.
 In many cases where the dreadful ravages of ncer- a,iou had laid bare ligamen and bone, and where to all appearance human means could save life. have patienr by using these Pills, been restored io health, inc deyomrng disease has been completely erndcaied. In cvnseuuence ofthe peasaniness Of their operation and the dose not generally being required to be more than 4 or 5 pi!ls-[merely keeping in view the drain upon the hnmors]--ihey are fast aupersedng every other preparation of proieseed similar import.
 Malice and Enry-Candor and Truth.
 4 COLLOQUY.
 HUI BONO? By rhich mean, achat good haus C onr opponents NOT done ss by their islanders a- Malice and Euvy we have heard since our youth, , Were opposed, both 10 Candor and Truth. We believe il! we heard it, we never said nay. - But ne'er knew ii proved, iill we saw it to-day The four met, Maiice vicious and snean; And Enpy a Ghost, scarcely Ii, ,o be seem s.. Malice ui,er'L it's Lies, without measure or fear, Whilst Enry dared nOthiug Co to than tO They mel by bold fronIed Ca~aer. and hinsi'd, Vile Maiice Sa. baeh'd aud G..el E"ps h,-h,A. But noi ill PLAIN TRUTH, which came up the mean while, Had conversel with ,he friends, somewhat alter this
 Mal;es-BRANDRETH's PILLS! who viIer compound ever saw2
 Why veay, their sae should he sopp'd by the Law . The should be hung who will venture to make For they will he poisoned, W ho venture io take them
 Eary-And yet folks do take them. o"Iy ,hiak how In spite of the s,an.lers, we both of ne ,el- & Candor. - Hold for second! whilst ten lhOUsand How # ces.fu would hundreds pray buy ,hemi The thing is self-eviden', all must allow,
 For their sale has ncrease ia increasing fast now; l The gail of dark Maiice! of Enry the spleen, | 'rwxt BRANDRETH aud FAME. do in vain intervene; !; Tha. some who have taken his PILLS. may have died, l Isa Truth, which Foot would have Oniy deBieh; Death must come all, when the High one shall pease | Our preienson is this, to contest with Disease
 They've bee" tried with success, both by age and by Ask TRUTH ifi,'s not 90 r..sr.t.
 Truth.-Yes. that is the TRUTH.
 This Medicine which has only 10 be used 10 become apprecated and cures every disense when nainre is not entirely exhausted by the simple ol purgatiO.
 LIST OF AGENTS.
 E. c. PIERRE, Midaietoscp, ia Dr. Brandre,h's Ge. neral Agent for the Counties of Middlesex New Ha. ven Har,fnrd, Tosnd, L.irh6ed, New London and Windham; and the following are F. c. FERRIES Agents: CE u..nU.4nyI
 Middieser Couniy.
 Saybrn"k, Lewis F. lilaydeM; Middle Hatllam, Ih"s w Whinore; Nillingworth, Chancey Willnam; Eas. Hat.iam, z. z. Gates; Durham. Asher Robin son" Mech"nie, c. c. Ga,e.; Iiadlyme, F. P. Wells; F. hadda" Landing, J. Gootspeed' & ssoa; Chester, Nr,o Hapen Coun,y. ''.. ''f''H #
 New H"ys" a |; II: Y""%g; eHsili"rJ II & Hale; Sa"ior E KSse''w wnSrn Gn' .scn sS. EAG% Till"n; WoodGridge, Fiber Shines; Hnmphteysvlle, E. Glhert 6s Cn:; Bethany. Archibald Perkins; Cheshire, siIas tlnchs"cs; Ha"dso, Roher' Km- ringion & Kirtlaad Derby. Sheldon Canfeld, Jr.; ; Meriden. E.. c. Brdsey x CS.; Oxiorl. T"o'linson
 B"'se,; IFS, s. Br;'s., Brdsey < Mitchell South . ,. Hartfo,d County. -g,.aEHg.sF Hartford, Jo.n Bra'hiock, Henry Benton; Wind-4 s"r, $. c. Loomis; Wareh""sep"ini. J: B. Chapman; Sheldon; East Groni,y, J. J. & c. F. vir,s; Sims. bury. Henry Ely; Can.on, Cha's Myga,; Bristol, Mitchell & Hinman Pennington. w. l.. Cowes;
 
 lrnhury, J. C. Shocking ssoa,h"gtnn, A. Bradley Manchester, F. SC c. A. WoodhHbge. '. '4 t''' I'0iidnd County. ..tt H ra47' Mansfield Centre. Burrows & Arnold; Columbia, B. Hosmer; Boton. Chester Daggeui Coventry, Y. Loomis SS Co.,; Vernon, Bissell & Abb"u; I'oilanl, 1T. S,ear"s; Wilmington, ]. Wes,o"; Ellington. Pii. kin & Delano; S"mers, 5. D. Chapin; Stafford, NJ. & B. Grant; Union. ID. L. & R. C. Newell. l.' < WWdhom COwnfy.
 WiHdhan,, CA. Wno,tworhS Canterbury, Rich. ard Tennefi Plainfed, Il. lahins & Co.,; Sterling, S"r.l x smihi Killi"e!y. A: Roud; Brooklyn. T. S. R"n,ns"n; M Hampton, D". Bnkiey; Cnaplia, isaac l by; Woodssuck. q. Bowen. VIZ st> f-'f -. \ ,.f.t 0na ~ ItchfSha, Coaasy. W j., P .au { { w,H,,sh.ieG', F. A"Lo'd Pymo",h. s. M.Niichcn w"'s"4vNlr, J"hn' Es,ngr, Gnd; New Har,E,ri Cen. ms, , J. r. Henderson; Cornwall, J R Hnrrison; Beth. W".n@e' , nn.@e' p,'kiu. Jr. New llarir,ra. Manig O. M.,y. ""tn"ry. Merriam X Dongas.; Roxbary, David a" mt"'Wseli NHw Mtora. L. & q. Tay lor; N. Pres. Sw;r !" IT;"Nang Iron Cn.; Washington. George w. |, & Stacy. '''' w" ' '"'f'"'s"''"se' ""'eM ui'oeH T ,t nns Ne,c Iosdop Conn,.. io.4 zia-f' | n,e"Vs'fr' n, "Wheeer aud Carroll; Boxraby;le
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