The Insurrection cr Persian Pills.
These Pills raise from the greatest weakness,
distress am sufl'i ring, to a state, of strcnplh,
health, nn.l happiness. The name nfthese pill
originated from thp circumstance of ihe medicine
heing found only in llic temeleiics of Persia.
I his vegetable production being of n peculiar
kind, led lo cxpriimenls as to ils'medicul quali
ties nnd v irtues. In half a century it became an
established medicine for.lhe diseases of lhat ccun
try. The rxlract of thi singular production
was Inlroduced into sorr e pans of Kurope in iho
year 1783, and used I y many'ceh l.roled physi
cians in curing certain diseases, where all other
medicine had been used in vain. L'nrly in Ihe
year 4702, the extract wns combined wilh a cer
tain vrgi-inble medicine imported from Dura I)ra
in the Lost Indies, nnd formed into pills. Tho
admirable effect of this compound upon the hu
man system, led physicians and families into its
general use. Their long established character,
Iheir universal healing viitucs, Iheir detergent,
and clensiiifr qualitirs, their spreificol action
upon the granular pari of the system, are such as
will sustoin their reputation ond general use in
the American Republic.
The price of Perrion Pills is 15 cts. per box.
Such being the character of ihe "Hebrew
Plaster" and "Persian Pills," wo tiust no irN
vidual afflicted wilh diseases for which llej
recommended, will delay applying lo our
mirahlc remedies.
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D. HAHTER A CO.
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Ciritllej's Tetler Ointnicnt.-
JPni8 nrliclo continue to attract the deepct
attention nmong oil investigating n.inds,
who take or. interest in tho advancement of ....!;-
cnl science. It ia now universally admitted by
the hundrrds who have n itnefsed its' unlive nnw.
