Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-30
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bkG AIN MDk& EI N Ell 7S HILLS nND DISEASE HAST THOU ONLY, AN IM- " PURITY OF THE BLOOD, which, by impair ing the circulation, brings inflammation derange- blood settles.
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 Vegetable U2aGUeoSOI K06tlS, have specific action on this impuritv. which they soon remove instantly relieving and soon restoring to health 6O00 persons can be referred to in New-York s lnese rus nave cured of various diseases among p!aints Uicers (some 30 years standneJ Conswsnn- tsSn p kSeAnlatism Stoee and Graye Dropsy Astnq, an 1s f,nds ds''1e bssn Loss ssa,.g e AAe Laguq Me HeGrh Pal:ies, DespOndency, Want of E,,erpy. Head0che CostiUeness Frightt Dreams, FeUer and Agrs, and Deatness In all cases they will be found moval of disease, whether chronic or recent or otherwise; and what makes them particularly a. aaPed t2r this country, s that there is the sht- tenn is absolutely less susceptible of cold when nner ther influence than at any other time; therefore in tnis climate they are invaluable: Neither do they re- gmre change of diet or care of any kind. In Eng ano these Pills have been the only medicine of many families tor periods of 40 to 60 years and have always proved efectua in restoring health whenever an ab- erration from it has occurred.
 Tn many cases where the dreadful rayaoes of ulcer atlon had laid bare igament and bone and where to all appearance no human means could save life have 2maents m by using these Pills, been restored to health fph Tn consequence of the peasanness of their operation ana the dose not generally being required to be more than H or 5plls-[merely keeping in view the drain upon the hunors]-they are fast superseding every other preparation of professed similar import. '''
 Malice and Enpy- Canoor and Truth.
 4 COLLOQUY.
 HUI BONO? By erhich ,ue mean. ,phat good bo.e O our opponents NOT done us by their sIanders? Malice and Envy we have heard since our youth. " Were eyer opposed, both to Candor and TTuA But ne knew it proved, till we saw it to-day1, The four met; Malice ever vicious and mean; And Envy Ghost scarcely fit to be seen-- ... MG!ce utterd it's Lies without measure or fear, Whilst EnVy dared nothing 10 do than to sneer They were met by bold fronted Candor and blush d Vile Malice was bash'd and foul Envy was hush'd But not tlll PLAIN TRUTH, which came up the mean Had conversed with the friends somewhat after this
 Ma.;cs~BRANDRETH's PILLS! who vler Why really, their sale should be stoppd by the Law The man should be hung who will venture to make
 them, For they will be poisoned, who venture to take them
 EnUy;-Anda yet folks do take them only think how In spite of the islanders we both of us te-
 Candor.1Hald on for second 1! 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;
 
 'Twixt BRANDRETH and FAME, do in vain intervene ; That some who have tal ken 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've been tried with success both by age and by Ask TRUTH, fits not go! ~N
 7futh--Yee, that is the TRUTH.
 This Medicine which has only to be used to become appreciated, and cures every disease when nature not entirely exhausted by the simple act of purgaton
 EC PIERRE M;ddleto,on, is Dr Brandreth's Gene ral Agent. for the Counties of Mddlesex New Ha ven, Hartford, Holland, Litclfeld, New London and and Windham; and the following are E c FERRIS ;l A
 1Eddleser Countv.
 saybrook, Lewis P Hayden; Middle Haddam, ri. iSs East Tn,i%"rs Had%s% Engworh Chau1csy Wan M MMeshhanyille, chan Gates; Hadyme, E P Wells E; royt ddcam Landing rG39dspced Ss Son; Chester D. New Haven, l. Young; Guilford, H & Hale j; ;Jr; Orange, Wm Woodruff Naneatuck, John ri, Gilbert & @; Bethany. Archibad Perknss Che,sh- h. ire, S!as Hitchcock; Hamden, Robert Kimberly !: Klana MltOrd is9ac pH,, GEeen; Walliagord cqrngon Bdsey Co oso omoson 'r RResden Britain, Birdsey & Mitchell; Somthbu1y. Ha % Mid, dlebury, L & R Townsend Waterbury, c Kings. aP%Gy MolfS aasoe kos Fp;s , Prqspee Benham 1A O " 'ASOAS A A OuOeyS 4diT-
 farfora County. .,
 Hartford, John Braddock, Henry Benton Wind sor, s Loomis; Warehouse Point, J D Chapman {; Tho@sonville, Person & Harper; sgflield Looms & fsEY % Aama1 A cs1s csss MWyfa cowes Rs0 MsS Ms
 Stocking; sepihing'on, A Bradley Mhsy; Manchester, F x CA "o0d0Fi9ss; 4ssiona co,,,,
 MMSnsiisd Monin Gpentre' p' ssrows Arnold Columbia,
 %ng'on, iSs Wsston AShOt5 EOa,on I91RS P'Ra & Delano; Somers $ D Chapn; StnfiSrd. M & Grant; Union, D L & R Newell; Mansfield, c T Clark.
 ,, Wlndham, A Woodworth; Canterbury, Richard ] Ienner Paintieid, II Labins & Co; Sterling. Shed N smith; Kilingly, A Ro9d; Brooklyn, T c Robin. ell; Wilimantc, A A Walker; Ashford, Til II Amy % Po%tres < N w siade; Thompson. T Crosby Wood stock G Bowen. -. a.-s Ltch6e!d, E A Lord !; Plymouth, S NJ Mitchell: w Wolcottville, John Hungerford New Hartford Cen. Ire. Ire. ' Henderson Cornwall, Harrison; Beth WOodbury, Merriam & Douglass S, RcxburV. % Dsxid D BrothMef; New Milford, L 6 c Taylor; N. Pres ssSn; s;e eWawrnmaSg wsa Iron @; Washington, George w Gould.
 Ne,D London County.
 Colchester, Wheeler and Carroll Bozrahville, Ha- vilah Mowry; Norwich, Wm. Faulkner; Uncasville. lMontvillel Chas H Wheeler; Ledyard, Browning & Nathan Belden; Mystic, John Hyde Mystic Bridce' Asa Fish Stonington, Elisha Faxon, Jr Preston. Nj II Richards; Griswold. Doan &e Treat Jewett Civ. M Park Lisbon. Win Sisson Franklin. Josh,y,,' Trncey Lebanon. GurdOn Robinson; Hambur@. SI5 H June O.
 ONE CENT REWARD. ID UNAWAY from inc snbscr;hs~ NJ.