Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-27


 A COLLECTION of Miscellaneous Poems A from various authors-by Robert Howe Gould-for sale by
 March g. s. GALPIN. BRANDRETH'S PILLS! OND DISEASE HAST THOU ONLY, AN I'M. " PURITY OF THE BLOOD, which, by impair nent of the organ part where such impury of the blood settles.
 BRANDRETR's
 Vegetayble U2e6Ve2SGyl Puts, have a specific action on this impurity, which they remove instantly relieving, and soon restoring to health; 5000 persons can be referred to in NewYork that these Pills have cured of various diseases, among pe Ue1: 6%s 30 ssndn Ses.s s" tion, Rheuatism, Stone and Grayel Dropsy Asthma, Piles, Fist11a, Loss ef Appetite, Lang"0g, Worms gn ksnds Dssp ssated Pains, TtemGr & Palp'a@t,on @g g Headache, Costiveness, Fighttul Dreams, Fever aud Ague, and Deafness. In all cases they will be found safe and simple remedy yet all powerful for the re- or otherwise; and what makes them particularly a. dapted for this country, is, 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 they invaluable. Neither do they quire change of diet or care of any kind. Tn Eng awaG
 
 proved efectual in restoring health whenever an ab- erraton from it has occurred; ,
 In many cases where the dreadful ravages of ulcer aton had laid bare hgament 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 and the dose not generally being required to be than or pills -[merey keeping in view the drain upon the humors]-t are fast supersedng every other preparation of professed similar import
 Malice and Enpy-C Condor and Truth.
 A COLLOQUY.
 HNUI BONO? By srhich ave aaean ,Dhat good hace C our opponents NOT done us by their slanders? Malice and Enpy we have heard since our youth, Were ever opposed, both to Cdndor and Truth. We believe it! we heard it., we never said nay, But ne'er knew proved till we saw rd to-day And Envy Ghost, scarcely fit to be seen Malice utterd it's Lies, without measure or fear, Whilst Envy dared nothing more to do than to sheer They were met by bold fronted Candor and blush'd, Vile Malice was bash'd and foul EnUy was hush'd: But not till PLAIN TRUTH, which came up the mean Had conversed with the friends somewhat after this Malic,c:.~BRANDRETHs PILLS! who a vler
 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; Enuy.-Andd yet folks do take them' only think how In spite of the islanders we both of us tell Candor.-Hald on for a second! whilst ten thousand How if unsuccessful would hundreds pray buy them2 The thing is self-evident, all must allow, For their sale has increased is increasing fast now; The gall of dark Malice! of E"yy the spleen, 'Twixt BRANDRETH and FAME, do in vain intervene; That some who have tai ken his PILLS, may have dled Is Truth, which Fool would have only denied; Death must come a when the High one shall please Our pretension is this, to contest with Disease; !, Thnv heen tred with success. both by age and Oy Ask TRUTH, RUTH fits not so!
 Truth.-Yes, that is the TRUTH.
 This Medicine which has only to be used to become apprecated and cures every disease when nature IS not en'''ey eAidHsiS'i LIsT oF Y HGENTS. "S '
 EC PIERRE, Middletown, is pr Brandreth's Gene ral Agent, for the Counties of Middlesex, New Ha: ven, Hartford, Holland, Litchfeld, New London and Windham; and the following are E c FERRIES A. gents: .
 Saybrook, Lewis P Hayden Middle Haddam, Ti- tus Whitmore; Killingworth, Chauncey Willman East Haddam, z Gates; Durham, Asher R9bInson Fsq Hsddam si Is Landing, Gocdspsed S Son; Chester L
 Ne,o EaUen County
 Branfcrd, E E Rogers Eas. Haven, Jas Thompson, Jr; Orange, Wm Woodruff; Naugatuck, John Til lon; woodbridge, ,Eber Shines; HImphreysvi!Ie, E ire, Slas Hitchcock; Hamden, Robert Kimberly; Milford Isaac Green; Wallingford, Darlington & Kirkland; Derby, Sheldon Garfield, Jr; Meriden, E c Brdsey & Co; Oxford, Tomnson & Bassett; s Britain, Birdsey & Mitchell; Southbury, Hall Mid dlebury, l. & R Townsend; Waterbury, C D Kings bury :; Wolcott, Lucius Futile Prospect Benham & Hotchkss Madison, A B Wilcox. H L Dudley; Fair haven, D Foot
 Hartford County I Hartford, John Braddock, Henry Benton; Wind sor s c Loomis Warehouse Point, B Chapman Sheldon; East Granby, J J < c Viets; simsbury, ell & Hinman Farmington, W L Cowles Marlbor- ouge, Asa Day Berlin, M Plum; Glastonbury, J Stocking; Southington, A Bradley; Manchester. F x C A Woodbridge; d c....,.,
 Mansfield Centre. Barrows & Arnold Columbia, B Hosmer; Bolton, Chester Daggett; Coventry, F Loomis & Co; Vernon, Bissell & Abbott; Holland, T Steams; Wllington, J Weston; Ellington, Pitkn < Deano; Somers, D Chapn; Stafford, M Clark.
 WindAam County.
 Windham, C A Woodwork; Canterbury, Richard Tenner; Plainfeld, H Labins & Co; Sterling, Shed & Smith; Kllingly. A Roud; Brooklyn, T Robin. ell Willinantc, A AWalkcr; Ashford, H Amy; Pomfret, w sladei Thompson. T Crosby; Wood.
 LiscAfeld Co1mty.
 VI, Litch6eld, F A Lord Plymouth, M Mitchell ,rr. ' Hendsron, Cornwall, R. HaTTson Beth. lem. Daniel Pi,kip. Jri New iaFtiord, Manf'g Co W0odbuEy, Merriam .& Douglass Roxbury David Bro,hweIl, New Milford, l. V c TaylorI N. Pres. sl senl WsNramaSg Nsn Iron CS. WsahinS,Sn, Gecggs " < s!srr Wa'sF'own, MOHis < GFidlsy sharon. D Gould.
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