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Among all the advertised remedies of the day for Ague and Fever, Chill and Fever none seem to meet with such rapidity of sale and give much gener- s satisfaction as Dr. Hull's celebratedpills. When ever they have been introduced, alltones in what ever shape, all mixtures and Pills and preparations of every character. designed for this disease, have been discarded as 9;- wholly useless % and Dr. lIull's AgHe Pills have been received as the only permanent eurei

 They stop the Chills and Fever the fist day, and do not sieken the stomach or operate on the bow els.

 Young children. and persons of all ages, sexes, and conditions may use these Pills, n5t only with safety. but with the certainty of success.

 Judge Forrest ot Jonesboro' Ala, was cured of a severe and obstinate of Chills, with only half a box after two physicians had exhausted all their skill

 John Camp, merchant at Elyton, Ala, says he never knew them to fail; has sold several groee of boxes, and cured ten cases in his own iunily Messrs, Pet5few & Gray write they are entirely out They say no medicine sold in their store gives scuh satisfaction, cures as soon, and permanent ly.

 We might give scores of references and eerhfl- cates but we refer the reader to our agents where they may obtain pamphlet (grats) giving full description of the medicine. and its manner of use. Price Si per box, with directions.

 