Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02
BRANDRETH'S EegeENnZe VaaIVe2.6lXE R6ZZ6.

remove, instantly relieving and soon restoring to hea,hi coco persons can be referred to i" New-York which are, Dyspepsie or Indigestion, Nervous painss Ulcers, (sone 30 ycars s,anding,) Consump- on, Rheumatism, Stone aud Grauei, Dropsy, Asthma. % 5s as,. m%"g"4 the Heart, Palsies, Despo"dency, !'H"t cf Energy, Headache, Cossrs"ess, Frigtttul Dreams, Feuer aud Agme and Deafness. In all cases they will be found safe and simple remedy, yet all powerful for the re- nova of disease, whether chronic recent infectious er otherwise and what makes them particularly a- dapted for this country, is, that there is not the sg iem is absolutely less susceptible of cold when under their influence than at any other time; therefore in this climate they invaluable. Neither do they land these Pills have been the only medicine of many families for periods of 60 years, and have alwaya proved cfecual tn restoring health whenever an ab crra,ion from it has occurred. l.. In many eases where the dreadful ras of ulcer alton had laid bare ligament and bone and where 10 all appearance no human means could save Iie have patiene, by using these Pills, bee" restored 10 ea'h inc devouring disease has been completely eradicaed. In consequence the pleasantness of their operation and the dose generally being required to be more than or pilIs-[merely keerng in view the drain upon the humorsl l-thev are fast superseding every other preparation of pro(essed similar import.
 Malice and Enry-C Candor and Truth. 4 COLLOQUY
 H<UI BONO? By ,ohich ,oe menn, sphnt good have O our opponents NOT done Ws by Their sianders7 Malice and Envy we have heard since our y""'h, Were ever opposed, both 10 Candor and 1ruM We believe il we heard it, never said nay, But ne'er knew l proved, till we saw Il to-day- The four met Malice ever vicious and moan; And Enry Ghost ssarSsy ' n 1e s fear Whilst EnVy dared nothing more tO do than iO sncer. They were met by bold fron,ed Candor, and bus'd. Vile Maice bash',l and foul Enry was hush'd: But not ill PLAIN TRUTH, which came up the meam-
 while,
 Had convcrsed with the friends, somewhat after this .Malice.-BRANDRETH FILLS! who a viler
 compound ever saw2 Why really, their sale should be sioppd by the Law The man should be hIpg who will venture to make
 them,
 For they will be poisoned who venture to take them: Enyy-An1 ye, folks do take ,hem only think how
 they seE
 In spite of the islanders we both of up tell-- Candor.-Hold on for n second! whilst ten thousand How funsuc cessfal would hundreds pray buy them? The thing is self.evides,, al must allow, For their sale has inerease s increasing fast now; The gall of dark Maiice! of Envy the spleen, 'Twixt BRAHDRETH md FAME, do in vain intervene; That some who have taken his PILLS, may have died, Is Truth. which Fool would have only deaied; Death must 10 al when the High one shall please: Our pretension is this, ts contest with Disease; They've been tried with success, both by "ge and by Ask TkUTiH fSIari if i1. no, so1
 1ruth.-Yes, that is the TRUTH.
 This Medicine whcl, has only to be used 10 become appreciated, and every disease when nature is
 LIST OF AGENTS.
 E.C. PIERRE, Middietoscn, is Dr. Brandre'h's Ge- neral Agent, for the Counties o Nlidlesex New H". ven, Hartford, Holland, Li,ch6eld, New London and Windham; and the following are E. C. FERRIES Agents:
 Aiddieser County.
 Saybrook, Lewis F. Hayden; Middle EIat'dnm, Titus Whi,mors; Kiilingworlh. Chancey Wilhnnn Eas, Haddam, c. c. Gates Durham. Asher Robin son; Mechan'ie, c. c. Gates; Hadlyme, E. P. WoIs; E. Haddam Landing, J. Gootspeed & Son; Ches'er'
 New Hnpen Counsy.
 New Haven, L: H. Young; G"'l'"rd' S ; hale; Braniord, E. F. Rogers; Eas. Haven, Ja'.' Th1,%p, ri'o"; Woodbridge, Fiber Simesi Humrh!eysville. D: Gilbert &L Co.; Bethany, Archibald Perkins; Cheshire. Si'as Hitchcock Hamds",. Robert Kim ri"gton & Kir,laaa; Derby, Shetos Can6eId, IT,; MeG'den. E. c. Brdsey $: O.; ox!crd. To%,inso" B"sse;a; IFS g. Britain, Birdsey &s Mitchell; South
 Hartfo,d County.
 Hartford, John Braddock. Henry Benton; Wind- sor, 5. c. LoOmis WarehousepOinl, J. B. Chapman; Sheldon; Eas, Granhy, J. J. Gs c. E. Vie.s: Sims bury. Henry Ely; Canton, Cha's Mygati; Bristol, Mitchell & Hinman Pennington, W. L. Cowles; !enbury, J. (. Stocking : So.shing,on, A. Bradley; Manchester, F. & c. A. Woodbridge.
 I'OitGnd County.
 Mansfield Centre, BarrOws & Arnold; Columbia, B. Hosmer; Bolton, Chester Daggeu; Coventry, F. Loomis & Co.,: Vernon. Bissell & ALboM; Holland, T. s.ear"s; Wilmington, J. Wes.o"; Ellington. Pit kia & Delano: Somers, $. D. Chapin; Stafford, M. & B. Grant: UNion. D. L. & R. c. Newell.
 WiRdham County.
 Windh"m. c. A. WoodwOr.h; Can,srbary, Rich. ard TeRRer; Plan6eid, n. LabiRs Sk Co.,; Sterling, Shed SS Smith; KilIinely, A. Road; Brooklyn. T. c. Robinson; Hampton, Dan Bnikley; Chaplin, Isaac Goodeii; Wiliimantie. 4. A. Walker; Ashford. H. Almv; Pomfre,, N. ". Slads; Thompson, T. Cros- by; Woodstock c. Bowen.
 kitchfeid County.
 Litchfeld, F. A. Lord; Plymouth, s. M. Mitchell; Woieo.tsillc, john HsHgeriosd; New Hartford Cen. re, ]. F. Henderson; Cornwall, R Harrison; Beth lem, Daniei Pnkla, Jr.; New Hartford, Nlanrg. Co., {; Weeah"ry. Merri.m &s n"ag"ss; Roxbury. David ton. Wnranaag Iron Co.; Washington, George ", Swii; Kent; Smith & Morehouss; {; Warrcm, Gilber, A Starr.
 Nsw ioR6ea Cowmfv.
 Colchester, Wheeler Rnd Carroll 1: Baxruhvj jlle Hasilnh mOwry; Norwieh Wm. FMwlkWe UWca.. vile. tAle1.iIIcl Chas D. Wheeler; Ledyard, Drow. ping x DA.all; wa,erIard, Asa Wieh;man, {, New. l.ondon, Na!ha" Beldea; Mystic, Jo6a Hyde Mys. .e bsihg.: Asa Fish; SioHiagon, Elisha Faxea. Jr: Preston. ~. ': Richards; Gsiswola, DoMM & Trcal {; !eweti City, Q. g. Para LiabsW, Wllliam sisssn !;
 June o. VI