DIR. Peters's
NegetahAe Pills.
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gESlME which tries all things, has thor.
a oughly established the ineslimable
value of these Pills as cathartic, antibil-
lous and detergent medicine. 1t is now
twelve years since DR.. Peters gave them
TO the world and their reputation founded
on his long experience, still continues to
increase. The annual sales which. durinu
the first year amounted to one hundred
thousand boxes, have, during the past
year, exceeded ten times that amount; and
the market for them once confined TO few
states, now comprises not only the entire
union, but Canada, N. Brunswick, Nova
Scotia and the West Indies. They may
truly be termed the great household medi-
cine of the south and west. No other pills
have ever been so widely patronlzed in
those regions. They are purely vegetable
in their nature, and so mild and gentle in
their operations, that they may be given
with perfect safety even to all infant.


For sale by


CHARLES FISH.


july A. lS4R-6I-ew