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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
II. ". & J.J- FRY \ 90,

n. ". & J. }. FRY Y co.
q tt ~ .', Tor - sais on reasonable terms
70 10 New orleans AMI Auakapas 10
lSl packages Loaf Lump Crushed and PulycrizcI =,
20 hasS = Domingo Coffee
go 'o Green Rio do
~ dp lagn'yrI do
- do old White ami Maracayto 10
10 pac kas"s Toas
- bags Pepper
% 30 T R,ss Ginger
lDu s'dcs sole Leather
so kegs Nails
20 k.ss ,iuu, Blasting and Canister Powder, .EIar
2nkcgs Iar Lead
io'niiaSn bbIs aadqns"e' ,ssa do
!" quarter casks Limitation 10
G5 baskets Chaupaignc Wine
lB1gI casks and Indian bbls sherry, Madeira Cetta.
~ bbs Cordial Rum ''''
"a boxes starch
> hh.is Crop Muider
lGyDH lbs Cotton Yarns
ls'oG "a, ~, n, tau, ,aii"9 . Iron ,,.,,s,
esihaii boxes window Gas. ''s'
q boxes sperm Cables
- 30 brown soap
% dp Nan.Eatei Rose 30
90" havana, Pnucyp"c, ladies', aud Comm IN Scgars
nucE",r r,ooms Wood Ware brown, Ca, and Letter
Gods receive, ana forwarded, aud Produce purchased
"rs"li On commission au H-u
FALL GOODS.
ME are now receiving Fall Goods, which will cn.
w hiacc IN plrtas fulaw
HATS.
iH dozen black and Iab wool Hats
TO do dn c"ucS fur 30
8 % D s% s na'S STsy Rns.. do iSrao
10 Do do brush Lo
~ Lo 10 nuuia d1
CAPS.
80 dozen Mems aud Bows hair seal
20 % . 80 80 10 TO c ,%5o ait%'''' '0'"r'
L.. g1 t. DO do Muskra,do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
IRON STORE.
TREDEGAR IRON

lREDEGAh IRON.
'IHiE subscribers the only agents Of Messrs. Dcane
Cunniugaus Richmond Tor the sale The nan Iron
rom Tie IIcdcsar Rolling Mlaui Forge pleasure IN
Offering 20 their friends aud the public generally Ath
nous Iron extensive works IN
doing they feel The conf cuce lr,stug uu
The violence Of almost all the principal consumers m This
cHy iiai they ufsr good article bc procured
ANY similar establishment n the Union
The sizes row produce sui % which shall keep con.
siauiy ON hdut good assortment as follows Round
inch. ''
Fhi-lli ljH IT, lIlI,li,2 q, p, g. D. 81 inch Of
any desired thickness. ATrauC urr.
crcss Boy the proprrfors for making Hoop and Band IRON
with other extra sizes which will bc readiness u e ir
weeks after which We shall be able 90 any demand
likely fnuccur iuthis market
ENGLISH SWEpES, Ulster AND COUNTRY IRON.
az toms II English Swctcs USER aud Cuuntr, ouurac
nc an assortment ut every variety ut size. Of which kut
" shall As heretofore continue keep large auIgcncrs
supply.
BIut, box AM hoop Iron
M1uli Boards arI plough Plates
STEEL,
American Biscrcd
English 80
German and Cast steel
Spring steel for Gigs and Carriages
The highest price will uc given fur scrap Iron.
aul WORTiiAM. MJGRIDER & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09

METALLIC COMPOUND FOk RAZOR sTKAPS-
vi Harper Pltcut Metallic Compound Powder to give
keen sharp edge Razor Que minute OF money re.
funded. Fut sale 10y INO. GAfNOR
Gu II ] door above The Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09

Triples
CONCENTRATES SHRSAPiRILLh
rf'lS Compound Extract "i -IrslIara ha- gained %.
preference 1T tl" Faculty every other pTcpara-
lion u SlrsdpItIl Tor tho Of rrruu'a
Hui other diseases which depend upon impure habit
SrruiIpu~ C"u'Uun Of th" Will be
hshy beneficial m all cases where Sdt sIpara Is used -
ms prepared thout boiling from ttc aGpT spe
rcs vi SIrSpJTlla contains very cuTacd
the active principle Of tc root, ai decided au
yauiagcs over the 81 binary uTCpdI1IouS which
from inferior root los lsus and continued Boiling
--iscr Wood \ Bichc'sU. = DsUcnsIturyD
a further supply Just received hy
ALEXANDER DUNAL a co,
nc Agents Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
DER LEInls nLoop PILLs

a 'pNfbNENI pan o' which b. sarapsrlla, arc to-
n safest best, ani most ed-ctuI Pills known a
from Diet OF occupation, frutn mode temperate y
ing or tear from cNtu,uT" 10 and COLI They ar,
warranted r-" irom mercury, auI all other minerals au
an snuJotc against their ys elects. For sale
} GANNOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09

funded. fUI sale by INO. GAYNOR
au II door above The Bell Tavern.
WASTISGr1S. June %. $40.
II il seldom that have yer recommended any new
invention, because know tst recommend tcn- are SO
frequent AMI easily obtained that they
ur value Rat CONSIDER uofhng more than an act Of
lusiec 70 the inventor Co bear testimony the gouiqua.
ties o larpcrs Metallic Compound for sharpening Raz'ts,
aud 10 say h. the best material oI that purpose that
has cuh" 10 my uoiIce have made tI8l and
have never iJuui any thing equal for gvuc keen
edge tot No man ,shO snaycs husc should n INV
opinion, be with ulIt- J. l.. EDWARDS.
The Sussc Tieers, Washington, from their own e1pe-
Renee, fully concur with Mr.. Edwards IN the above
commentator.
Mm CTaUch w Broulu-h
w Jones Bwarrug
JkcnuCty JDo Mcleod
PhuSas bradley.
N.B-lit has ever failed. is IN consequence Of too
much being used Al time the strap. The strap must
bc simply Uusicu with SNAIL
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-13
NUMBER y.

papers of the Justice; and at the same
time arrested Herr Hautmartin.
"This surely is the work of that wick
ed Colin was her thought. Now she
hurried 10 the parsonage. in order TO apo.
Iogize to Father Jerome, for the delay of
the marriage. Then the good gray-head.
cd old man advanced towards her proud
OF his work, leading by the hand the
new married pair.
Now in good earnest mother Manon
lost both thought and speech, when she
learned what had happened. But Colin
had more thought and power of speech,
thNn e'oi ia his who'll If. H. L,....
with his love and the broken cup, and
the ialsehood Of the Justice, and how he
had unmasked this unjust magistrate at
Grasse in the Viguere. Then he be-
sought mother Manon's blessing, since it
was done. without any fault on the part
of Marietta or himself.
Father Jerome, who for long while
could not make out what had happened,
when he learned the full explanation of
the marriage, through mistake, piously
folded his hands and exclaimed with up
lifted eyes, "Wonderlul are the dispensa-
tons of Providence" Colin and Mari
eta kissed his hands; mother Manon
through sheer veneration of Heaven, gave
the young couple her blessing, but re-
marked incidentally, that her head seemed
turned round.
"But am l then really wife," asked
Marietta, "and really Collins wife ?"
Mother Manon nodded her head, and
Marietta hung upon Collins arm. Thus
they went to Collins farm, to his dwell
ling house, through the garden.
"Look at the flowers, Marietta" said
Colin, show carefully cultivated them
for your cup?"
Colin who had not expected so pleas
ant an event, now prepared wedding
feast on the spur of the occasion. Two
days was it continued. All Napoule was
Toasted. Who shall describe Collins rap
ture and extravaganza Frau Manon
herself was pleased with her son-in-law,
as she came to know the full extent OF
his property, and especially when she
found that Herr Hautmartin and his nose
had been taken as prisoner to Grasse.
And the broken cup is preserved in the
family, even TO the present day, as a me-
mortal and relic.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-13
TIE BROKEN CUP.

Early in the morning went Marietta
to the spring. There were no flowers yet
on the rock. 1t was still quite too early !;
hardly had the sun risen from the sea.
Then footsteps were herd. Then came
Colin: the flowers in his hand. Maret-
ia became blood red at the sight. Colin
,tammered out, "good morning, Marlet-
ta," but the greeting came not from his
heart, he could hardly bring it over his
lips.
"Why do you wear my ribbon so pub
licly, Colin ~ said Marietta, and placed
the cup upon the rock. 81 did not give it
to thee"
"Thou ddst not give it to me, dear Ma
rietta," asked he, and he became deadly
pale with inward rage.
Marietta was ashamed of her falsehood
dropped her cyelids, and said after a
while, "Well, | did give it to thee, yet
YOU should not have worn it for a show.
Give it me back again"
Then slowly he Embossed it; his anger
was so great that he could not prevent
the tears filling his eyes, nor the signs
escaping his breast. dear Marietta
leave thy ribbon with me-" said he softly.
"No," answered she.
Then his repressed passion changeC
into despair. He looked signing toward.
Heaven, then sadly at Marietta, who 81
lent and abashcd, stood by the spring
with cast down eyes.
He turned the violet colercd ribbon
around the stalks Of the flowers. saii
"thcrc, take all together" and threw TIT
flowers so spitcfuIly against the magnii
cent cup upon the rock, that it wa
thrown down upon the ground and dashet
| to pieces Maliciously he fled away.
= Mother Manon lurking behind the win
! dow, had seen and heard all. But whe
the cup was broken, hearing and scen
left her. She was hardly able to spea
for very horror. And as she pushed wit
v all her strength against the narrow vii
0 dow, to shout after the guilty one, 81
c threw the window down upon the stone
c beneath, so that with Grightful noise
n struck the earth and was shattered in
d pieces.
e So much i'll luck would have discor
d posed any other woman. But Mant
e. soon recovered herself GLOW luck
lc that was witness Of his rogury ~ c
" claimed she; she must TO the JustiC
&c He shall replace both cup and windc
sash with his gold. 1t will give a ri
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-13
From the Northern Light.
The Broken Cup.
HEINRICH zscHoKKE.
Translated from the German, by Matthe,c Henry
Webster.
[Concluded.l

wICKEpNEss UPON wICKEDNEss.
Now had Father Jerome on Sunday,
again preached from the text: "Wonder-
full are the dispensations of providence. "
And little Marietta thought, if providence
would only dispense that | might at length
find out the flower dispenser. Father Jc-
rome was never wrong.
On summer night, when it was far
too warm for rest, Marietta awoke very
early, and could not sleep again. There.
fore she sprang joyously from her couch
as the first streaks of dawn flashed against
the window Of her little chamber over the
waves of the sea and the Lerlnian Isles,
she dressed herself and went out to battle
in the cool spring, her forehead, breast
and arms she took her hat with her, III
tending to take walk along the shore o
the sea. She knew too private plac
there for bathing.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-13

dowry to Marietta" But when Mariet-
ia brought in the fragments of the shatter-
ed cup, when Manon saw the Paradise
lost, the good man Adam without head,
and of Eve not a solitary limb remaining,
the Serpent unhurt, triumphing, the tiger
safe, but the little lamb gone even to the
very tail, as if the tiger had swallowed
it, then mother Manon screaming, broke
forth into curses against Colin, and said
some can easily see that this fall came
from the hand Of the Devil"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-13
WONDERFUL DESTINATIONS.

Colin rode that same day to Grassc to
the Governor, and came back carly the
next morning. But Herr ilautmarlln on
ly laughed at him, and removed all Frau
Manon's suspicious, and sworc he would
let his nose be cut of, if Colin should moi
paw 300 livrcs FOR the broken cup. lie
also went with Frau Manon to Father
Jerome on the subject Of the marriage
and impressed upon him, that he shool'
earnestly set before Marietta her duty, n!
an obedient daughter, not TO oppose TIT
will of her mother and her marriage
This the pious old man promised, although
he understood not the half of what the.
shouted in his ear.
! But Marietta took the broken cup int
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-13

Amid life's varied streams, and sources
of transport and pain, often mingled and
often alternating, we learn at least, TO
prefer those mildcr and more certain or
enduring pleasures which calmly sooth
us, to the hustle, the labor and excite
ment, that engage and animate our youth
and mature strength. Agitation and emo.
ton at length lose their charm - they
disturb more than they animate us. As
age advances to It's sober evening, we
perceive and appreciate The value Of con-
scious life without pain; or sedate tran
guilty; of reposing, yet not inactive
thought; Of sensibility without perturba-
ton; of patient hope; of resting nobili-
ty; of sensations that please but do not
agltatc of intellectual Illumination; and
of those solemn aspirations of sacred fore
sight, Of prospective gratitude, and of
humble reliance on the great mediatoral
Benclactor, which close our mortal days
with true dignity, and make even disso-
luton an inestmabe blessing.-Sharon
| Turner.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-13
A raclons gentleman travelling in the

A actious gentleman travelling in the
interior Of the state on arriving al his lodg4
ing place in the evening, was met by the
ostler, whom he thus addressed :-"Boy,
cxtricatc that quadruped from the vehicle,
slabulate him, donate him an adequate sup
ply OF nutricious alimcnt, and when the
aurora Of morn shall again illumine the
oriental horizon, | will award you pecu-
mary compensation for your amiablc hos
pitaiity.' The boy, not understanding a
word, run into the house, saying, "Mau-
ser, here's n Dutchman wants to see
Won"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-13
THE HAT RIBBON.

That very day Colin practiced new
mischief. What did he a.! lie wished to
shame poor Marietta publicly. All! she
never thought that every one in Napoulc
knew her violet colored ribbon! Colir
knew it but too well. Proudly he bount
it round his hat, and exhibited it to the
gaze of all the world as a conquest. Ant
male and female cried out, Gle has re
ceived it from Marietta And all tn
maidens said angrily, "rhe reprobate.
And all the young men who liked to Sc
Marietta, cried out, "The rcprobatc."
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-13

GLOW, mother Manon ?" shrieked the
Justice Hautmar,in, when he came TO her
house, and he shrieked so loudly, that it
re-echoed wonderfully through his whole
nose. GLOW do you suffer this ! that
my berothcd presents the young proprie-
tor Colin with her hat band? 1t is high
time that we celebrate our nuptIals. If
it is done, then ! shall have a right TO
speak"
You have a right" answered mother
Manon. "Ir things are so, the marriage
must be forthwith. When that is done,
all is done"
"But, mother Manen, Marietta always
refuses to give me her consent"
"Preparc the marriage FEAST
"But she will not even look kindly al
me and when seat myself at her side,
the little savage springs up and runs
away"
"Justice, only prepare the marriage
feast"
"But if Marietta resists.'
ave will take her by surprise. We
will 90 to father Jerome on Monday NOR
ming, early and quietly shall he celebrate
the marriage. This we can easily accom-
plish with him. am her mother. You
the first judicial person in Napoule. lie
must obey. Yet Marietta need know no.
thing about it. Early on Monday morn
ing | will send her to father Jerome all
alone, with a message, so that she will
suspect nothing. Then shall the priest
speak to her heart. Half an hour after
wards we two will come. Then swiftly
TO the altar. And even if Marietta should
then say no, what consequence is it!
The old priest can hear nothing. But
till then, mum to Marietta and all Ma
poule."
So the secret remained with the two.
Marietta dreamed not of the good luck
which was in store for her. She thought
only of Collins wickedness, which had
made her the common talk of the whole
place. Oh how she repented her heed,
lessness with her ribbon; snd yet in hel
heart she forgave the reprobate his crime.
Marietta was far too good. She told her
mother, she told all her playmatcs, "Co,
lin has found my lost hat band. never
gave it to him. Now he wishes to vex
me with it. You all know Colin has al
ways been ilI-disposcd with regard to me,
and has always sought how he could NOR
tily me!
All the poor child she knew not
what new abomination the malicious TEL
low was again contriving.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-13
THE BACIK,yO ODs,IAN.

The silent wilderness Tor me!
Where never sound is heard,
Save the rustling of the squirrels foot,
And the fitting wing of bird,
Or its low and interrupted note,
And the decr's quick, cracking tread,
And the swsying. of the forest boughs,
AS the wind Moves overhead.
Alone, chow glorious to be frccD
Ny good dog at my side,
My rifle hanging at my arm,
range the forest wide,
And now the regal Buffalo
Across the plains chase,
Now track the mountain streams to find
The beavers lurking place.
stand upon the mountains top,
And Solitude profound y
No, cen woodlands smoke curls up
Within tho horizons bound.
Below as DER its ocean breadth
The airs light currents run,
The wilderness of moving leaves,
Is glancing in the sun.
look around to where the sky
Meets the far forest line,
And this imperial domain
This king lom-all is mine.
This bending hcavcn-thcsc floating clouds
Waters that ever roll,
And wilderness Of glory bring
Their offerings of the soul.
Ny palace built NY Gods own hand,
The worlds fresh prime hath seen;
Wide stretch its living hills away,
Pillarcd and rooted with green.
Ny music is the wind that now
Pours loud its swelling bars,
Now lulls the dying cadencts,
My fcstal lamps are stars.
Though when, in this my lonely home,
Ny star-wa,ched couch | press,
hear no fond good night'--think not
am companionless.
Oh no! see my fathers house,
The hill, the tree, the stream,
And the looks and voices of my home
Come gently to my dream.
And in the solitary haunts,
While slumbors every tree
In night and silence, God himself
Seems nearer unto me.
I feel his presence in these shades
Like the embracing air;
And as my eyeids close in sleep,
Ny heart is hushcd in prayer.
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IN or THIS MEMORABLE HISTORY.

Then came mother Mauon, brcalhlcss ;
she had waited at home long time for
the coming Of the bridegroom. lie had
not arrived. At the last stroke of the
clock, curiosity had oycrmasiorcd her
and she had taken the road to Herr tant'
martins. But then new astonlshmen
came upon her. She learned that tho
Governor, together with the officers O
the ,Vigucric, had appeared, had taker
posscssion of the accounts, chests ant
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-13

If the spring put forth no blossoms in
summer there will he 10 beauty, and IN
autumn no fruit. So, if youth be triiled
away without improvement, manhood
will be contemplate, and old age mis-
cradle.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-13

Rather Foolish. - Two Young ladies
hating each other on account OF gentle
man who does not care fig for either OF
them.
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Tie .SagdciouS Quack.-"I suppose"
said q Quack while feeling the pulse of
his patient, "that YOU thinl, me fool
Sir" replied the sick man, al perceive
you can discover mans thoughts by
his pulse"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-13

Dr.. Franklin says that. seven hours
sleep is enough for scholar, eight for
laborcr, and nine for hog"
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
GEORGE F. WEAVER & JOHN HlSe,
Ii Sale street, one door from the northwest corner
'.'. q" ofhe Public Square.


TERMS:
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advances Three dollars ifnot paid before the expi-
ration of the first six months; And three dollars
and twenty-five cents if delayed until the end of
the year.
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the irst insertion, and % cents for each sub
seuucnt insertion. 4 liberal discount made to
those who advertise by the year.
urNo paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option of the editors.
or No candidates names will hereafter be an
nounced in the Free Trader, unless the sum OF
one doilar is paid in ADVANCE for each name.
All communications, to ensure attention, must
be post paid.
JOB WORK
OF every description, executed in the ncatcsl
manner, at the usual prices.
OTTAWA is the seat of justice of La Sale
county; is situated at the junction of the Fox ryer
with the Illinois, 800 miles, by water, from Saint
Louis, and midway between Chicago and Peoria
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''IOIn sIgNCW sIU'
In the church there were many wor-
shippers praying; but with establishment
they were witnesses OF Collins and Ma
riclla's marriage. Many ran out beIole
the close of the ceremony, to spread the
news right and left through NapouIe
Colin and Marietta are married !"
When the soemnlzatlon was over
Father Jerome rcjoiced honestly, that h'
had succeeded so we'll; and that suct
Ilue opposi,ion had been made by thu
narlies. He led them into the parsonage
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a - Btrs prime Rn Coffee,
= y 8 bals prime s. O'icass Sugar. ,new eropl
5JDL,s .;lrret.'s Pli.lieIpail Scotch Suuh.
81 1.y-s Mould aol DIP Candies,
htt9 pipes Ncw Yors BanIy,
J1-i received and .Jr SAFE By REILLY
fal 1I
- isAtf5 $50 Iuiire,
O. s1f--.s " Hpl1sscs. ttn prime orier)
WrrrftcI .,u rYasiglfusnf shd for sale low.
,..-Jr rNruE ~ MTrrfrFfT
100 uDXEs Lllss,Dig sisp. ga-i ,rcs,sel
anI i1- sale by JOSEPH REILLY.
fr4vy llT Mark 70 erIare
N % ALIASES
~ RBT.s. superior Now Orleans Moliss.s, just
s-.s.I - f--.-f. hv
& CRCMBAcKgR
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NsU York EEGminor.
NORE THAN TEN MILLIONS sfbOxss Of
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N the n3te1 Stat.r, C4naIas. West Ia0Iss. Mex
ico, and Texas, slncb the FIRST OF January, eight
teen hundred and III r;y Eve
tav when they were induced, by thr per-uas on
OF a friend, 10 try n box of Dr PsieTs' Pitts.
They are an use as Family hsdlcins. and all
w-O have used them We them the preference 10
eli other kinds, on account VI thSr being safe.
piCGssnt and ersy snerirRi--beng mid IN their
acton ~ th8 zane rnI-; though ~ their ogera-
ton pTodaelng neither slcknesS, grIpiaE nor de-
b 'itV
DR. Jos Presley Prtcrs
Dear Su--I have used your valuable Pills the
last i1ur years, IN cases ofOyspepsa, Liver com
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N a majority nfcases, the most vavshie Pills
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/ For sick or ne vOus heRdacbe Or Billions lever
would recommend Peters pills n preference to
other Kinds
The fslls,girg from me EMINENT DOC FOR EM.
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have used in my practice, these last eve years
Doctor JOS PTrsties PEI ers vegetable suI bilious
/ pliir. and cOnsi eT theR tns bsstfam.ly medlcns
/ 4 hsys fcr nsed
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