Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-16
BRANDR ET1f's Vegetable U2s6VeaSeSl KDSlZs.

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 Vegetable U2s6Uea.sWZ KDS1e. have a specific action on this impurity, which tbev soon remove, instantly relieving and soon restoring to health; 6O00 can be referred to in New-York tha these Pills have cured various diseases, among plai"ts, Ulcers (some 30 years standingS CoasSmp- f.cn Rhhe'eaism h Stone and Grauel Drcpsy Astamo, aa a'fs f,f. a''Ts, ,.. Loss :ss,: 4gpe orms Headache Gostpeness,. FrigRtfal Dreams, Fsoer ead AgMs asd Dsetnsss In all cases they will be found mova of disease, whether chronic or recent infections or otherwise; and what makes them particularly a. dapted far thls country H that there is notthe sght- est taotty to cold when taking them-indeed the sys- tem IS absolutely less susceptible of cold when under thslr influence than at any other tme therefore in o 6s eqte they are invaluable Neither do they iand these Fills have been the only medicine ofmany families for periods of 40 to 60 years and have always hI. in restoring health whenever an ab In many cases where the dreadful ravages of ulcer. ailon had laid bare igament and bone, and where to all appearance no human means could save life, have pahents by using these Pills, been restored to health, the devounng dsease has been completely eradicated In consequence of the peasantness of their operation ana ana the dose not generally being required to be upon the humors1-thev are fast supersedng every other preparation of professed similar import.
 Malice and Enry- Candor and Truth.
 A COLLOQUY.
 GUl BONO? By which ,De mean, what good Aarc V our opponents NOT done us 6y Aeir slandeYs? Malice and Envy we have heard since our youth, Were ever opposed, both to CandOr and 7FutA We believe it we heard it, we never said nay, But ne Ter knew t proved, till we saw it today And Ency Ghost, scarcely fit to be seem Malice utter'd it's Lies, without measure or fear, Whilst EnUy dared nothing 10 do than to sheer. hy,K KoIA Vile Malice was bash'd and foul EnVy was hush'd But not tiIl PLAIN TRUTH, which came up the mean-
 while, Had conyersed with the friends, somewhat after this Nal;ce.-BRANDRETHs PILLS! who viler
 compound ever saw? r'f 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;-And yet folks do take them, only think how In spite of the islanders we both of us teIl-
 Candor.1Hald on fora second! whilst ten thousand How unsucc cessfn! would hundreds pray buy theml The thing is self'eyident, all must allow The gaii of dark Mahce : of Engy the spleen, ' Twixt BRANpRErH and FAME, do in vain intervene; That some who have taken his PILLS may have died, Death must come to aI 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, RUTH fits not so! -
 TruM.-Yes, that is the TRUTH.
 This Medicine which has only to be used to become appreciated. and cures every dsease when nature is not entirely H o% fy S siE%ps act of purs'0n EC PIERRE, Middleto.rn, is Dr Brandreths Gene ral Agent, for the Counties of Middlesex, New Ha: Windham; and the following are E c FERRIES A. gents ~
 M;ddleser County.
 Saybrook, Lewis P Hayden Middle Haddam, Ti- t,,s Whtmore Killingworth Chauncey Willman; East Haddam, c c Gates; Durham, Asher Robinson; Mechan'yile, c c Gates :, Had!yme,. Wells; P Iaddam Landing; J G GGoodspeed x Son; Chester L. New Haven. l. Young; Gulford, II < J Hale; r; :S', Orange, W% Woodruff" % Nsueatuck, % John T lon; Woodbridge, Ebcr Shines; Humphreysvi!le, F. Gilbert X Co; Bethany. Archibald Perkins; Chesh- Milford, Isaac Green; WaIlingford. Darlington < c Birdsey Ss Co; Oxford, Tomlinson & Bassetti g deSurS dssn frasiy Msnsd 7%RsSBy %asSy f nee s ioieitiss fE Madison, Wilcox, Dudley; Fair
 Harttord County.
 Hartford. John Braddock. Henry Benton; Wind soE s Looms; Warehouse Point, J Chapman bsdeS Es:. Gsnbx EsVs vs s@ssy ell & Hinman Pennington, w l. COwes; MaflboT-. ouge, Asa Day Berlin, M Plum; Glastonbury. ! c Stocking; southington, A Bradley; Manchester. & CA Woodbridge.
 Tolland County.
 Mansfield Centre, Banows & Arnold; Columbias B Hoemer; Bolton, Chester Daggett; Coventry. Loomis X G; Vernon, Bissell & Abbott; Tclland, T Steams; Wilmington, J Weston; Ellington, Pitkn & Delano; Sofners. D Chapin; Stafford, M & Grant; Union, D L & R c Newell; Mansfield. c T Clark.
 WindAam Co.afy E Windham, C A Woodworth Canterbury, Richard Tenner; Plain6eld, H Labins & Cci Sterling Shed & Smith Killingly, A Rond Brooklyn, T c Robin con; Hampton, Dan Bulkley; Chaplin Isaac Good ell; Willimantic, A A Walker Ashford, H Amy; Pomfret, N W siade Thompson. I Crosby Wood. - LifeA6sl4 Coanty. .a. LtcR6eld, E 4 Lord Plymouth. s M Mitchell; Wolcowille. John HungenoEd New Hartford Cen tre. J Y Henderson {; Cornwall. R Harrison; Beth lem. Daniel Ptkin, Jr; New Hartford. Manf'g Co WSodbuy. Merriam & Douglass Roxbury, David BrothxelI; New Milford, | G q TayOri N Pr%s:; % tong WnramaMg Iron Co; Washington, Geoge. ". Swift Kent, Smith & Morghouse; Warren t1.penTS < Starr; Wa.eriowh, Morris & GFidley' sna'0" Gould.
 Nsv L0Mdoe CeG.,y x,.
 Colchester, Wheeler and Cs.oll n0a'1y nessy;s is vllah MowFy; Ncgwch. wm MI6noI n.o,' u"0~Is 's'r'