Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15
A VALUABLE MECICINE.

Dr. Brandreth's Vegetable Pills rave proved them.
 selves an eectua assistant oi nature. have cured in
 the United States al least hundred ihousand peT
 of diseases which had been pronounced ncura-
 ble by medical men of the frs, rank and standing. 1 These Pills, from the peculiar properties they DO.
 sess, calculated to cure disease, whatever be it's
 name, all having the origin. in any person in whom is the universal breath nf e. who partakes
 of the universal ' one blood" of which are made
 order arises from the universal root, of all disease.
 namely impury or imperfect circulation of the blood.
 Those who suffering from bad state of health. 1 VI" ' " ~ DYSPEPSIA CURED,
 BENNINGTON. Vt Dec 5ih, IS43. Dear Sir,-l wish you to add my testimony 10 the Pills. In the year 1888. was attacked with that l disagrecable complaint. the DYSPEPSIA. which so affected me that could not take the least particle Of food without the most unpleasant and uneomforta ble sensations in my chest, head and bowels My chest was that could not bear the slightest
 pressure without giving me pain My health was most miserable many physicians told me they
 thought was in the consumption. and that t did
 not give up my business, and change climate, could live bat short time.
 fried every thing in the shape of medicine, and
 consulted the most skiliul physicians but found no
 permanent relief: l became discouraged. gloomy:
 sad and sick of life; and probably, ere this should
 have been in my grave, had not fallen m with your
 precious medicine. A friend of mine. who had been sick of the same complaint advised me to try your pills but, having tried most other medicines without
 obtaining any reef had but little faith that your pills
 tation, I procured a box and commenced taking them. The first box produced little or effect, and be- gan to despon6, tor fear that your medicine would prove like others that have taken but my friends argued that not fair trial, and purchased q second and hefore had taken the whole box be- gan to experience change; the pain in my chest
 began to be less painful and my food did not distress me as much as formerly. Iwent on taking them nn- lii I had taken six boxes and my Dyspepsia was gone and nay expectation ci an early death vanished, and felt like i" new creature. '-I then and ana now a healthy man. have neves since been troub. led with the Dyspepsia. have administered your Pills to the members of my family ana my friends. and in all cases wiih good success. You can pulp lish this if 1t will be of any use to you.
 aun. dear Sir, truly yours, ..- ]. I. COOK, Publisher of the State Banner.
 The pills are sold in Litchfeid County by the fol- lowing Agents. viz
 Garrtt & Baldwin. Litchfeld; George W. Whit taesey, New Milford Lyman Smith, Bridgewaier;
 Preston & Minor. Roxbufy; Alvah Merriam. Wood bury s. ]. LOOmis, Bethlehem William Leavitt aRd Son, Washington ; Moses Smith, Kent E. and 0. Swift, Warren; David Gould, sharon Myron Harrison. Corn wall Bridge; J. K. Harrison. Corn vail; A, Miles & Sons, Goshen M. l.. Graham & Co.,, Salisbury: E. c. Lawrence, Norfolk Law renee 6L Phelps. Colebrook; s. and l.. Hurlbut. Winchester M. & G. w. Merrick, Barklamsted G. R. levitt New Hartford {; Erastus Hodges, Tor rington; S. M. Mitchell, Plymouth; A. A. Gridley, Watertown M. o. Platt, Gaylords Bridge C. B. Waller New Preston s. A. Groves, WOlcotvile M. and c. J. Camp, Winsted; John Franklin. North Canaan Garfield & Robbins, Falls Village; Alexander H. H0lley. Furnace Village.