Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-20


 Vegetable U9a6Ve9'sgl E0StIS, have specific action on this impurity, which they o instantly h so n that these Pills have cured of various diseases, among which are, Dyspepsy or Indigestion. Neruous cont plants Ulcers, lsome 9o years stand1ng, C0nsnm .s au kinds, Deep scented Pans, Tremor, Palpi'atiOn ef Ague, aud Deafaess. In all cases they will be found 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, s that there is not the slight est liability to cold when taking then-ndeed the sys- tenn absolutely less susceptible of cold when under this climate they are invaluable. Neither do they quire change of diet, or of any kind. In Eng land these Pills have been the only medicine of many families periods of 40 to GO years and have always proved ctfectua in restoring health whenever ab- erratlon 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 life, have patients, by using these Pills, been restored to health, the devouring disease has been completely eradicaed. In consequence of the peasantness of their operation and the dose not generally being required to be than 4or pills-[merely keeping in view the drain upon the humors]-thcy are fast superseding every other preparation of professed similar import.
 Malice and Enuy-C Candor and Truth.
 CCLLOQUI.
 CUT BONO? By 'rhich ue anean, ,rhat good hare " our opponents NOT done ms by Meir islanders i? Malice and Enuy we have heard since our youth, Were ever opposed both to Condor and Truth. We believe it we heard it, we never said nay, But ne'er knew t proved, till we saw it today The four met; Aidt'ce ever vicious and mean; And Envy Ghost, scarcely fit to be seen Malice utterd it's Lies, without measure or fear, Whilst EnUy dared nothing more 10 do than to They were met by bold fronted Candor and blush'd, Vile Malice was bash'd and fon Emuy was hush'd But not till PLAIN TRUTH, which came up the mean
 while,
 Had conversed with the friends, somewhat after this Ma7ice-BRANDRETH PILLS! who ver
 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 ; EnOy-And yet folks do take them, only think how In spite of the islanders we both of us tell Candor.-,Ilad on for second whilst ten thousand How unsuccessful, would hundreds pray buy them? The thing is selfevdent, all must allow, For their sale has increased is increasing fast now; The gal! of dark Mazicc' of Enuy the spleen, 'Twixt BRANpRErH and FAME do in vain intervene ; That some who have taken his PILLS may have died Is Truth, which Fool would have only denied; Death must come to a when the High one shall please Our pretension is this, to contest with Disease; They been tried with success both by age and by
 youth
 Ask TRUTH, fits not sol
 Truth.-Yes, that is the TRUTH.
 This Medicine which has only to be used to become appreciated, and cures every disease when nature is
 LIST OF AGENTS.
 EC FIBRE, Mitllle'own, is pr Brandreth's Gene ral Agent, for the Counties of Mlddlesex, New Ha- ven, Hartford, Holland, LitchGeld, New London and Windham; and the following are E FERRIES A. gents:
 Savbrook, Lewis Hayden; Middle Haddam, Ti- tus Whitmore; ;; Kllingworth, Chauncey Wilman East Haddam. z Gates; Durham, Asher Robinson; Haddam Landing, ] Goodspeed & Son; Chester, l. Ne,r- Hapen County
 New Haven. l. II Young Guord, H St Hale Branford, E F Rogers; East Haven, Jas Thompson, IF; Orange, Wm Woodruff; Naueatuck, John Til- en; Wsodbrdgs g,l Ebsr simeg ]HHqpmphreysye, ire, Sas Hitchcock; Hamden, Robert Kimberly Milford Isaac Green; Wallingford, Darlington & Kirkland; Derby, Sheldon ,GGanGeld. jr; Mcriden. E Britain, Birdsey & Mitchell; Sonthbnry, Hall Mid debury, l. x R Townsend; Waterbury, Kings bury Wolcot Lucius Futile Prospect Benham & Hotchkiss; Madison, A Wilcox, L Dudley; Fair haven, D Foot.
 Harttord County.
 Hartford, John Braddock, Henry Benton Wind sor, c Lo,oms; Warehouse Pont B Chapman; East Granby, ] J x E t Vets smsbury, ell x Hinman Pennington, w l. Cowles Marlbor- ouee, Asa Day; Berlin, M Plum Glastonbury, J c Stocking; Southngton, A Bradley; Manchester, F x c A Woodbridge:
 76lland County
 Mansfield Centre, Barrows &I Arnold Columbia, B Hosmer; Bolton, Chester Daggett; Coventry, F Loomis & Co; Vernon, Bssell &S Abbott; Holland, T Stearns; Wilngton, ! Weston Ellington, Pitkin & Delano; Somers, s D Chapin; Stafford, M & Grant; Union, D l. & Newell Mansfield, G T Clark.
 Windham County. ,,, Windham, Woodworth; Canterbury, Richard x Smith; Kiingly, A Roud; Brooklyn, T c Robin son Hampton, Dan Bulkley; Chaplin, Isaac Good ell Wlimantic, A A Walker; Ashford, Amy Pomfret, N w Slade; Thompson, Crosby; Wood stock G Bowen.
 Liichfeld Couafy Li,ch6ed, A Lord Plymouth. S M Mitchell w, cottville, John Hungerford; New Hartford Cen. tre, F Henderson; Cornwall, ! Harrison Beth. | lem, Daniel Pitkin, Jr; New Hartford, Manf'e Go. Woodbury, Merriam & Douglass; Roxbury David | New Milford, l. Sc c Tavlor; N. Pres | ton, Wnramaug Iron Co; Washington. Georpe W | Swift; Kent, Smith & Morehouse Warren. C7ilbert | & Starr; Watertown, Morris & Gridlev; Sharon. D | Gould.
 .NeD London CountY
 Colchester, Wheeler and Carroll BozrahvilIe. Ha v,ah Mowry Norwich, Wm. Faulkner; Uncasville. 1 Montvilel Chas H Wheeler; Ledyard, Browning & ll11abol; Waterford Asa Wightman; New London, Nathan belden Mystic, John Hyde Mystic Bridge, A Asa Fish Stonington, Elisha Faxon, Jr Preston, M Y II Richards; Grlswold, Donn & Treat; Jewett City, n Il Park; Lisbon. Wm Sisson Franklin, Joshua | racey Lebanon, Gurdon Robinsoni Hamburg H