Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-18

O BOOKS. s. GALPIN.
 Fe6ruarv l. 35
 AUTUMN LEAVES, :. A COLLECTION of Miscellaneous Poems "A from various authors-by Robert Howe Gould-for sale by
 March 9. s. GALPIN. BRANDRETH'S PILLS! OND DISEASE HAST THOU ONLY, AN I'M " PURITY OF THE BLOOD which, by impair ing the circulation, brings inflammation or derange- ment of the organ part where such lmpurty ot the blood settles.
 BRAMDRE ETzz's
 Vegetable U2sSVe9'S(yz EoitZS, have specific action on this impurty, which they soon remove, instantly relieving, and soon restoring to that these Pills have cured of various diseases, among which are, Dyspepsy or Indigestion. Nervous com plai'ts, Ulcers, (some 30 years stand,ngo Consmnp- 1G s Fstn o,s o Ane ae .q Ianro Worms an Iads ' Deep % seated Pafns, ffenor, Palptation S Me Hear', Pal:ies, Desgondeney Want ef Energy, Headache, Costiueness,r FrighyM Dreams, Fecer and safe and simple remedy, yet all powerful for the re- mova of disease whether chronic or recent infectious or otherwise; and what makes them particularly a. dapted for this country, is that there IS not the ssh est lia6iity to cold when taking indeed the sys- tenn is absolutely less susceptible of cold when undcr their influence than at any other time; therefore III this climate they are invaluable Neither do they re- quire change of diet care of any kind. In Eng land, these Pills have been the only medicine ofmany families for periods of 40 to 60 years and have always proved efectua in restoring health whenever an ab- erration from it has occurred:
 In many cases where the dreadful ravages of ulcer ation had laid bare lgament and bone and where to all appearance no human means could save hfe nave the devourng disease has been completely eradcated In consequence of the peasantness of their operation and the dose not generally being required to be more than or pills- -merely keeping in view the drain other preparation of professed similar import.
 Malice and Enuy-C Candor and Truth.
 A COLLOQUY.
 HUI BONO? By uhich ,ve mean, ,rhat good hare V our opponents NOT done us by their islanders? :? Malice and Envy we have heard since our youth, Were ever opposed, both to Candor and Truth. We believe it we heard it, we never said nay, But ne'e knew it proved, till we saw it today The four met; Malice ever vicious and mean; And EnUy Ghost, scarcely fit to be seen- Whilst EnUy dared nothing 10 do than to sheer. They were met by bold frOnted Candor, and blshd Vile Malice was bash'd and foul Enpy was hushd: But not till PLAIN TRUTH, which came up the mean
 while,
 Had conversed with the friends, somewhat after this
 Mazicc.~BRANDRETHs PILLS! who viler
 compound ever saw?
 Why really their sale should be stopp'd by the Law! The man should be hung who will venture to make
 them,
 E"ry.-And yet folks do take them, only think how In spite of the islanders we both of us tell
 CandorIHold on for a second! whilst ten thousand How if Unsuccessful, would hundreds pray buy them7 The thing is selfevdent, all must allow, For their sale has increased IS increasing fast now; The gall of dark MuLiCe Of EnUy the spleen, hTwxt RR ANDRETU and FAME. do vain intervene That some who have taken his PILLS may have died; Is Truth, which Fool would have only denied; Our pretension is this, to contest with Disease; They've been tried with success both by age and by Ask TRUTH, fSI'T if it's not so! ,,,.,,u,,,
 1ruh-Yes that is the TRUTH.
 This Medicine which has only to be used to become appreciated, and cures every disease when nature is not snS 'AHd1su MfsT 6F fy AGEHs iS iGS a'' ven, Hartford, Holland, Litch6eld, New London and and the following are E FERRIES A. gents:
 Saybrook, Lewis P Hayden; Middle 1Iaddam, Ti- us Whitmore; killingWorth, Chauncey Willman East Haddam, c Gates; Durham, Asher Robinson; Iaddam Landing, J Goodspeed & Son; Chester, L
 Ne,p- -Hapen County. Branford, E r Rogers; East Haven, Jas Thompson IF; Orange, Wm Woodruff; Naugatuck, John Til { on; Woodbridge, ,Eber Simes; Himphreysve, E Gilbert & Co; Bethany, Archibald Perkins; Chesh- Milford, Isaac Green; Wallingford, Darlington & Kirkland; Derby, Sheldon Garfield, Jr; Meriden, P , Birdsey & Co; Oxford, Tomnson & Bassett; s Britain, Brdsey & Mitchell; Southbury, Hall Mid llebury, l. S R Townsend; Waterbury, c D Kings ,ury ; Wolcott, Lucius Futile; Prospect, Benham & 4otchkiss; Madison, A B Wilcox, ILL Dudley; Fair laven, D Foot.
 Harijord County Hartford, John Braddock, Henry Benton; Wind or, s Looms; Warehouse Point, ! B Chapman Parson & Harper; S4tied, I.oolns & ienry Ely; Canton, .Cha's Mygatt; Bnstol Mitch uge, Asa Day; Berlin, J NJ Plum; G!ostenbnry, J Stocking; Southington, A Bradley Manchester, 2 & c Woodbridge.
 Holland County. Hosmer; Bolton, Chester Degge't; Coventry, r 1oomis & Co; Vernon, Bissell & Abbott Holland, I Stearns Willington, Weston; Ellington, Pitkin Dela9o; someTs, D Chapin; S,atiord M < B 1 Clark.
 Wiadham County. ', Windham, A Woodworth Canterbury, Richard r1Gsd KhsH b? Ron5 Ster bshn shsd son Hampton, Dan Bulk.y; Chaplin, Isaac Good ell; Willinantc, A A Walker; Ashford, Amy Pomfreat, W slade; Thompson, Crosby; Wood
 Litchfeld County. Litchfeld, Lord; Plymouth, S M Mitchell John Hungerford; New Hartford Cen | |re naie1 HenssLsGn' S.sn Cornwall Har,son Beth Woodbury. Merriam & Douglass; Roxbury, David New Milford, l. & G Taylor: X. Pres. ton. Warama9g Iron @; Washington, George W 1 sswSIm; Kent, smith & Morehouse Warren, Gilbert Gould. N'"'''