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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
GREAT PUBLIC BENEFIT!
ETALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS

4 Il annually lost by the American Public through The
premature decay and imperfect annng oil leather n.
nable Leather Preseryatve has long been public dsiGer
atnm ard IL has al last BEEN found in GlLBERTS
LEATHER PRESERVATINE. This truly valuable
co.pos,lion has been subue1 te the most nnerrng
and has come ont OF the fiery ordeal unscahed bearing CO
on lis front the broad seal OF PUBLIC APPRECIATION htNe
last Great Fair Of The American institute held at N6o
Garden Oct 1892 several specifics for the preservation
leather were analyzed by Committee appointed by tie
in,ti,u,e of which the celebrated Chemist DR.: CRILps
was one and all other compost ems we're slr!cseGCu
nnworibv Of notice, while GlLB RT'S LEATHER fRE
SERVAriVE received the SILVER MEDAL oil the institute
and tte high eulogy OF Or Ghttcn, 10 %hom me public
are referred fer proof OF this statement But IN these Gays
NJ seIe.s pos,ruils and vile mpesons The public
be TOO cautious and in order therefore 10 put the cam.d
submits TO the public the following certificate rom the
pubic and respec table propreors OF livery stables In s
city OF New YORK: yo,v poh CO 100
This certies that have used GilberrS Leather Pre-
servatiye on Harnesses, Carriage iops, ana boo and
Shoes and we Euve hesitation in saying thai lste
best sreservative of leather that we ever saw suengbe
beauties, hackens soltens renovaes and gives new e
leather even after has become nearly and We
are convinced that leather can crack that saturated
n this liquid As this IS most valuable coaposuou ard
not worthless noslrum, Ike 100 many OF he
the day, earnestly recommend IL 10 al persons WHO us
Iea,berin any manner wbaseVer. ,,,,,
Abr. Brewer 66l Broadway; James Quary, HS Murray;
F. A. Palmer ls2 Melcer S.; Reynolds We mear . " Ds5
Moses Powell 4S7 Houston; Daniel w Norris 2IbGnf
son 81 Joseph f. Mount American livery stable 1I ss
Broadway; George C. Hathorn, COZ Washington Place,
auc NJ rcer 81; WG Uunn. Livery Stable t3 Charles near
HUDSON 81, Amasa Hogar Livery Stable, 500 Fourth: Cc!e
Sloat Livery Stable so and 52Waas ST JOS s. cornge
IS Warren st John H. Estaorook supsrn'snaert o. H
lem Railroads WIN. D DiSbrow No f0o bowery; Geo ".
Miller Proprietor OF NewYork Taiersais, i46 Broadway
Tie following gentlemen agents for this Pres''a'
tive and supply orders either large or smalquaHh'
tieS
GENERAL DEPOr-lsaac X. ,essap Co, Ns,iis
AGENTS: Alexander Black, 1888 Houston ST P.tcr Atsf,
SS Bowery Io e!t l7ispn SS3 Grand I IL r hrssy,
IS Park Row; Geo. b. Granniss, Us Mai.sn lanei )
Jarvis Gel Broadway; Ryer Hughrs 6l2 BroadwYiW.
A. Ransom Co. Sc Pearl 81 +. T. Adreh 81 W'ltti =;
East groadway, ia mar & Hays, 27S pe-,!a; Join L.
Ryersoa s7a Boery J4nes CGr. carne iajsaH End "
nal SIS; Wm Smith 81 A!array 81; Gen ". M"ifr, !auf'
sails, 446 .oai"ay;!l " D~ebr, 2tS Sour ~ Go'Ss
CIrch, ccr 8 avenue II /, sIfet; Chas Ff,@s -
Rowery Jo.in Curtis Genera Agent Nouh alercan 10
tel mills lJ-trd'
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ka, Smith street. BROOKLYN the splendid three story
sonse finished n tho hes, manner with lots OF r und
attached Also coach house. Stables, &c variety OF the
most choice grape vires. Also, several fruit trees with
well and pump of excellent spring water on the premises
This property well calculated the accommodation OF
respeca5e family WHOM, il will be jet Tor one year or
more on acc 5rnnodatng terms, by applying TO
m6 Joseph McMURRAY, 100 Pine st.
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"a To LET--The House and Store $40
Crand-slreet, corner of Norfolk, the next block 10
Inc t.s.er Market II occupied as large BOOT ana
street. for the Clothing Grocery business Ihe store
wonid Ee divided if required, 10 suit applicants
street The House has been recently built IL would be lei
very low good tenant. 60,
Also Apartments 2S Greenwich street, with ths Cro'on
Water in each story OF the House.
hnpiv 10 MERRITT SMITH, 1873 Greenwich street, cor.
ner o Veasy or of wM SMITH, Jr $50 West tenth
st,... mo Inn
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81 TO TEACHEkS-An Advantage
ii@.A Gus Oher-For sale at Brooklyn the une1pired
iase OF School and Lot in the rear occupied as
snch for several years with desks benches aud
other convcneuces for the small sum OF SIS casi Situation
highly respectable and pleasant For farther particulars
apny personally AZ Dey street. NewYork address
az 1! r ,ba Na., Vori' Daily 'Trbune a33t'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

Aa FARM FOR SALE-Consis!ing of
- .57 acres OF good Land-lS0 cleared and cultivated,
The ,snee superior wood and timber lana II IL is situated oa
of Cambridge, County OF Washington. 1t will be sold
cheap and easy. Inquire al White Pans wesiches-
County, OF ALEH' H. WELLS.
an-I 1898 aS lI"'
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= Goa AELIZABETH-PORT AND

p e. sELIZABETH-PORT AND
NzSazSsFyNY NEW.YORK FERRY COMPANY
Hinter Ayr9nge.a>nt.-Fare l2t Ceats
The ateamboats WATEH-wITCH and ClNDEitELLk
py daily from Elzaheh-Pert to NeW-York, touching ii
Eew-Brphton and PoTt-chmond, each trip, as fclIows
on ans alter the 18th day Of October, is52-
A,7l, and % 10 O'clock, A. Ii Al al and loi a. NJ,
At ], and 81 O'Clock. P. Atli anu 4oc!sck, f.m.
1e,ve g,izabetb.Por AZ o'clock 4. ri. and at 2. M
Leave New-York at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. aad al Il IL.
~ B-Passengers for Wesihed, Scotch Paln5 fiaahc:d
Bound Brook, Somerviie, Easton Schooleys Mountain
by The Elzabeth.town and Soneryie Railroad Cars WIZ
leave NcwYork in the 81 o'clock boat in the morning and
e the u and O'Clock boats iR the afternoon.
Passengers the 81 O'Clock Eoat viii leave Sonsrviie
in stages for Eason and for chooleys Mountain cn he ar
rival Of the at Somerville.
The Horse Car will leave the front OF the Union Hose
quarter OF hour previous the departure o each boat
All baygage at the risk Of its owner OH
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saruss S.fsa2ar.is will also remove and permanently
cure diseases hayng their orgs impure state OF the
blood ard deDrayed o. tie gen.ra constttutio
viz ero.!a or Kings Evil, in its varors forms; Rheuma
,isl obstinate Eruptions, Sioches, Gies, Pm
pies or Pasins, the chronic Sore Eyes Rngworn
or Teier scai Head enlargement and pain the bones
ard joints, strahcrn Ulcers yphlc symptoms, tsease
arising from inudcious Of ercgfy female dsIange
u!e.its, ard ,!..:.r similar complaints
Prepare, ard Sod a: wholesale retail, and export
a.nn by A. s. Sands Co. No. 27S Broadway, tGranite
Buidn OF Chambers street, New York Also sold
by a 3 D. Sands. Druggists No 79 and leo Fpltnnst
David Sands Co. No. II East broadway, oil Mar
ket-s.rcet; and by Druggists generally throughout the
United S.y:e.. Frce 81 per aos, sT bc;;.es for S.
RoieIe origins! documents may be by calling e
orr store. No 275 broadway. G22
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

" gentleman named James Myers, Jr., OF
Mifiin, Ohio, was thrown from his horse on the
30lh ult., and, falling with his face in the mad
from which he was unable TO ex,ricate himself,
was sufocs,cd. His body was found the next day
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containing 3 acres very Pieasan,,S onSy s'S;. on
b Ine of tbe Soervilic Railroad. Sad iacn has su
bic proportion Of woodlaaa fruit trees hs9n ssd
N suated one.four;h OF mile from the old stage roda
leading from New York TO Philadelphia and maurs IN Ge ", o
S.s Ed near The village of wedeld one-tourth
Oh n'Ae i0'- wv i''-' HIRNET D. HAMILTON
,o.c m2 2rl~
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isabella GRAPES, of pronar :,
REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF BREAD.

L a LIN LII " DEAN
DOMESTIC BREAD, CaEpS
AND PIE BAKERY. Nos II Wss
ard S7S9 Pearl Sreets.-PALNsR
& DEAN respectfully iniosm Tier
friends and the public. tha, oaisa
TO the deprecated value OF H.
shall silver Spanish coin. ,cs.,bes
with The continuation Of tuiitimes
they ha~e reduced the price Of lhe
above articles, and VII! in fu,rre
sell them as-eeably TO The Amer.
can standard OF com, VIZ. DoLt,,.
and CENTS, and what hey fo,nsr.
Iy sold for Oge ShilNpp- ibe,, 49,
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1ssA TO RENT.-l'he two story brick
House. No. Rose streei, in good order Large
yafu. Rent d5G dollars.
Also the Store Nc. l55 Front street. next but one TO Mai
den lane-near 60 feet deep; 500 dollars and taxes
Tbr shove properes ,s be let for ore years In
opire al The fce of the The Saugeres Paper MIL No is
SDTuce 81 between the hours Of 10 and 2 O'Clock
,n25 t2t whl. BRADFORD. Agent.
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- FOR SAIE-A handsome Residence

1o1chart and suitable buildings beautifully situate
in Harrison Township, NewJeIssy eo0Rdxa II R5se
jias s-o Newark and miles from Newly ork 10 Wn!ch
there is daily by Stage, Steamboat and II neT
n Er view and urther particulars, apply on the pre-
NJ N.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

.&EfS NCW i1i1SH ~ ,c.,-e H.
snIendd new packet ship LIVERPOOL 200 tons bur-
,Len Capt John Edridee will be despatched on the 'Sh
largest ever bril-, in this city her cabin elegantly fur,
nhed; her between decks are lofty and well Lighted
her he most desirable conveyance for second cabin and
of any ohe ship nrs p1sons a9oa TO
be Recommendations of this superb ship and those WISHING
10 secure bprths houa no, fail make early applications
prevent disappointment, limited number only VIII be
akeu For apply board, foot OF Burlln2 slip,
yves; side,) OF 10 w q ). 4. ~ r,C sCo 49, -,
The LIVERPOOL will sail from Liver pool on the 9th OF
June Persons wishing send fr their friends can have
them brought out her other Frs: class SHIPS sailing
weekly, on favorable tersis.
D. aus for any amount payable on demand, without dis
coupt on all The principal OF England, Ireland Scot
land or Wales, constantly fr sale as above.
The packet ship SlDDONS vii! succeed The Liverpool,
and sail on the 25.h of April. m19
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

MILLEsIsM vs.. MoRMoNIsM.--ln the Nauveo
I" Times and Seasons" Of March lst, Joe Smith,
the Mormon impos,or, addresses communication
10 the Editor, which closes as5follows-" There
FORE hear this. o, Earth the Lord viii moi come
70 reign over tho righteous in this world in lS43,
nor until eyery thing for the bridegroom is ready
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

+aAA TO LET-The House and Store,
4o9 Gfapdsree together separate; possession
eau &c had immediately
TIE House 81 Dulae,s:res the first Kouse from Broaa
way
The House SIS Henry street.
Tie srick Building ia the OF 4G4 and 4s5 Grnndst
% Ly So witt, stable Under and Two above,
from Attorney street; possession Immediately.
A Tour story brick House, Willow. street, Brooklyn;
possessi; n can by had Immediately.
For sae2p lots n Brooklyn or would be rented cheap
lots al Elizabeth Port N J. would be rented cheap.
Apply 10 ABRAHAM r LUYSfER. 407 Grand. 81. or
sp5 pear,.st 81 al
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

Gr h.s lived Ia ry family the last Is year;
anu .eTebS ceft:ty S,u. S1;enent made bJ her
Ie- /, correct k.ss. MARY R. LLOYD,
Eo.eG4 Groad 81. Newark, ~. J.
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- A COUNTRY PLACE TO LET,

AA A COUNTRY PLACE TO LET,
S situate At RaveDswood. ca IL tapG of the East
Kivtr about Ea mile Haleit CeTe o. Astoria, eGd
IN uli view oi the y, consisting OF Eew, genee! and
couModius house, suitable Tor large taKy, and four or
five acres OF land. Rent moderate.
A>c-FoS SALE, pery cap for Gosh, applied for mne-
ca,sy three lists of land North side OF Zistree
7t.i
slso-FoR SALE on Igr, the house No 48 Beach-st,
three stories In hight ell th- modern conveiences
Apply 10 ". Il. HARRISON No. New-st-
sI al L. 3, offices 10 LEI. ippiy as above mic If
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FOR GosHEN.-Two Daily
81 NEW-YORk to EASTON, Pa.

u E fsNEW-YORK and KINGS
- sToN Steam Freighs, and Passage
f5ne-F,, Kingston and Delaware ana Hudson Canal
Steamboats, Norwich and Emerald
The Norwich Captain John SamnPs will leave New
York foo, of Murray street, every Wednesday and Saturday
of O'Clock, p. III.
Will leave Kingston Rondout) landing, every Tuesday
and Friday at O'clock +. NJ.
The Emerald Captain John KetcrUm will leave New
York foot Murray street, every Monday and Thursday
at 5 O'clock P. NJ.
VIII leave Kingston (Ronrcn landing, every "Wednesday
and Saturday at 8 O'clock ?. M
For freight or passage, apply on board mh1s
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lsA HOUSES TO RENT in Jersey City.

lA HOUSES TO RENT in Jersey City.
Persons desiring geS.eei dwellings, in this healthy
pace fnoderae and ree from, ihe dust and ease
Of New-York be accommodated by applying soou.-
The houses can reached twesiy inmates eker from
The y. Y. Exchange City Hail.
TEer excellent selrct schools. The taxes are pad
by the ,andio-ds No Jury duiy-htary fines :nnpcr
fosusnce Of duty onyS 81 Ferry ccmmuauon average as
lou a BrpSkiyn-
Apply al the Land Agency OF AEdrew G,e-k Architect,
Montgomery street, Jersey City, near tie Ferry isadag
fnSf
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- -, WINTER RANGEN1ENT.-
.AiSassI EnR GOSHEN VA NEW YORk AND

sSSSay FOR GOSHEN VIA NEW YORK AND
-TT@T|y~ ERIE RAiLkOAD.-Fare 10 Goshen S 80
.----Turner's 81 ,25-Un and after Monday, January
3D. 1e4S the the New York and Erie Railroad viii
rnn in connection with the Steamboat lca Capt. A. IL
Schultz0 daily, Sundays ezcPpted.)
For Pasengers-Leave Duane street pier at O'CLOCK a.
NJ: leave Goshen at quarter pas. a M
For Fre:ght-Leave Duane pier al T. Nj; leave
Goshen ct half past A. NJ.
IT. The passeuger train connects Turner's with
geacls Mail Stages for kewburgh, New Pallz, Kingston,
CatskiI and Albany. and Goshen with the Carbonoae
and other Western Liue of Stages iah2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

ERISTOLS SaRSAPARlLLA VERSUS SANDS'S
SARSAPiRiLLA-This a.lice, which lis wrought such
signal cures within the Stae and Ci of New York, has
brought A. r. Sancs the following certificate OF
lis superior efficacy. its useQcaied virtues IN eradcarg
all diseases for whlbh il Is sold
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
rrpNIsuFn HOUSE TO LET.

lady having small family, and more +, too, 3h ,'
e wants IS desirious of letting her house tpay M ,h
aS ~ sna family who viii board her family LOT tne
1ey, None but respectable persons need spPiy. noe
s .I .;hnne o-hce " i'll meet with attention. al ot
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

"a TIC LET-The elegantly situated
;a,@ house west OF and Broadway Possession
gwen May Can be examined between IL and
TO good teDan, il viii be rented low. Apply 10
T. &N. DONNELLY < CO.
aa1v No. I South William stree.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

The attention of the reader is respectfully calico 70 zee
following certificates However great schexemeals nave
heretofore been made by the OF this invaluable medicine
xt daily experience shows results still more remarkable
The prepreters here avail 81 The oppGrhsy s ,Ts
sda The means of relieving suck amount OF suffering
iLduc 1'e hiee-I' W L. Dec Is. 1872,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07
G0ING AHEAD.

tits astonishing to witness tn" pro
gr sss Of improvement in the State OimlS'
souri. One might almost think that the
unsophisiicated natives Of that "hsrd
money" State were ignorant Of the fact
that there were such words in the Vo,
cabuIsry as hard times. Hannibal, a vii
lace on the Mississippi, about i4O mlleI
above st. Louis, may be taken as a sam
pie of the growth Of the towns in that
State.
Sixly.ihree dwelling houses have been
arected within the past yer, besides 9th
er necessary buildings. A large amount
ofprOduce was shipped, the value Of
which is iseslimated at $4,000, even al
the low prices which have prevailed
for the twelve months past. A large and
excellent landing has also been compile
led by the incorporation, afordiug grea
facilities to the commerce Of 1..the tow
and neighbOring COuntry.-Pitts. Post
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07

DENTAL OPERATIONS.-Drs. Saith (
DKROwLTON are daily ussing new remedy,
which positively cures the Tooth Ache in few
moments, and also efeetually destroys the nerve
in few hours, without pain, after which by a
process peculiar to themselves, tho teeth may be
plugged and rendered useful fora number of years
No charge will be made unless entirely success
fu.
They are also enabled to destroy the nerves
in front teeth, and insert artificial substitutes
Without any pain iChGteUer.
TEETH, discolored by decay, viii be restored
aud preserved by filling. Single teeth, teeth in
sections and whole sets will be inserted, war
ranted not to change in form or color. and to
answer many of the purposes of the natural Or
ganS.
The following gentlemen having had the rem
edy applied, may be referred to:
Prof. H. SMITH, of Marietta, Col. r. g
MITcHELL, A. NJ. SEARLE, ]. d. TAYLOR Ed
itor of the Daily Times, and DR.. C C EDDY.
- Their Office is on tho northwest corner
Of Fourth and Walnut.
N. .B.--PersonS suffering with the tOoth-achs
will receive attention at any hour of the day oil
night.
0FOns of the above named gentlemen
will visit Georgetown once or twice year.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07
Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware Mandatory,

VI NHE Subscriber has purchased the Stove
J J. establishment in Ripley, formerly CO rried
on by G. Porter, where he intends keeping on
hand good assortment Of Stoves and pot metal
at the stand occupied by C. Porter, on F'Ont
street, one door above J. d. g. D. P. Evans
store, which he will sell at the lowest price,
for cash or approved country produce.
Ills Stoves may be obtained OH. NJ. Evans &
Co., in Georgetown.
TIN WARE.
have also removed my Tin Shop to the
same place, whore intend keeping on hand a
general assortment, by retail and Wholesale.
Intend keeping on hand anasSOrtment of Burt's
improved Oil Backing, by wholesale or retail.
REPAIRING.
Stoves and Stove Ware, Tin and Copper
Ware, repaired at the shortest notice.
EXTRA PLATES for stoves will be kept con-
Stantly on hand.
WIN. X. BURT.
Ripley, April 90, 1912. 4O--tf
Pork, Wheat, Oats and Flour will be taken
at the market prices for the above articles, in
payment of old de BITS.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07
Road Notice.

A petition will be presented to the commits
sioners Of Brown county, at their next session
for alteration OF the road in Green township
eadIng from the Cincinnati road near AbsalOm
Day's, and running TO the north foTkIof white oak
creek near Jesse Tmitts. The alteration to
commence al or near where said road crosses
Sterling creek, on the land Of Samuel Day ESQ.
in said township, running thence to the north
west corner Of Jordan aud ThompsOn's l4OO
acre survey, and on the line Of said survey to
the north east corner thereof; thence with the
line Detw sen Samuel Geren's and Jacob WORT
mans to their corner; thence the nearest and
best rout TO intersect the rosd running mp the
north fork of white oak creek, and to the eoun :
~ line between Blown and Highland counties.
December 10, I942,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07
AGRICULTURAL.

SowrNs GRASS SEED.-Tbick and even
--Bot thin and irregulaT--is.the true in
tsrest. One Of the most frequent errors
in agricultural operations, is 10 sowing
grass seed too thin and unevenj great ic
the loss in either case, while nothing is
easier than 10 remedy both. In the spring
oflS3S, clover seed was very scarce and
dear; some sowed none, and Others scat
tered il as thin as possible over the
ground and the effects Of this proceeding
have been visited with severity on the
delinauenls. There has been adehclen'
ey Of bay AMI pasture, thin bare 500 10
plough down; the manure heap mas
Shrunk in its dimensions for want oil pro-
vender, and the subsequent crops nave
been propOrIionably starved and diminish
cd. This season, clover seed is very a.
bun liant, cheap, and good quality, ana II
mighl be we'll for the proVident TO lay IN
Store arainsta season OF scaIclty ana
hieh prices, and this may readily be ec-
cOmpiished by putting it in tight dry
cask, through the bung hole, aud bung'
inc il up, and keeping it in a dry place,
where il is believed il will remain good
for several years TO come. Clover sheuId
be one Of the grasses SOWn, but other
seeds should always accompany it, as
there is larger crop where several
kinds Of grass are grown tOgethcr--some
times the season being favorable TO one
not to another. Many farmers begin tt
think il more profitable 10 raise orchard
grass than timothy,where selling of hay i
not inle ndsd, as it furnishes more pas
ture both early and late, and is equaIl
a. good, if not better, for homo use, a
hay. Timothy bears a higher price II
market than other kinds Of hay, and tn
reason probably is, that horses eat les
Of il in a given space Of time, as it
a good deal of work to chew il, henc
tavern keepers uniformly prefer i, be
ing for them more &C Onomical.--FdTm
cr's Cabinet.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07
DIR. PETERS VEGETABLE
ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

Are the most unrivaled remedy ever discover
ed by tho ingenuity of man. They are q sove-
reign cure for the following complaints: yell
low and Bilious Fevers, Fever and Ague, Dyi-
pepsia, Coup, Liver Complaint, Sick Head
ache, Jaundice, Asthma, DfOpsy, Rheumatism,
Enlargement of the s 'leen, Piles, Collie, Fe-
male Distinctions, Heartburn, ,Furred Tongue,
Nausea, DistentionS of The Stomach and Bow
els, Incipient Diarrhea, Flatulence, Habitual
CoslivenesS, LtsS Of Appetite, BlOtched or al
low Complexion, and in all cases Of TOrpoI
of The Bowels, where Cathartic or an Appe-
rient is needed.
They are exceedingly mild In their optration,
producing nsitheir Nausea, Gripping moi Debil-
ity. They are extensively used and commen-
ded by PRACTISING PHYSICIANS, in all
parts Of the Union, from whom any quantity Of
Certificates of their value can be obtained.
tSFDr. ]. G Smith, of Woodstock, Va.
says-"They are better pill than ! can make u"
He recommends them to all.
The Agent at SIrasburg, Va says, he sup
pliaS families for thirty miles around with Pc
ter'S Pills, and they perform suci remarkable
cures that they are preferred TO every other
medicine.
Mrs. f. Ward, of New York, was troubled
with Dyspepsia and LiverComplaint for Is years
and BY using these valuable Pills a short lime,
she was completely restored.
Miss Clark, daughter of Col CLARK, was afaic-
ted with Irregularities and Distinctions, at
tended with most distressing symptoms. She was
cur i by using DR.. Peters Pills.
Hon. +. O,Davis was afflicted with Rheuma /.
tism so as to be unable TO dress himself. Three
boxes of Peters P, Hs entirely cured him.
But why multiply testimonials? Weiay 10
all, TRV DIR. PETERS VEGETABLE
PILLS, and we" i'll guarantee that sfterwards
you will use them in preference to all Oth-
srs.
A frech supply of these valuable Medic ines
just received and for sale by II. J. Stewart,
Georgetown, and Murphy, Ridgway g. Co.,
Ripley, o. They may be found at most of the
principal stores throughout the State of Ohio.
G. F. THOMAS 4 Go. l4T Main Street, Gin
cinnAti, General Agents for the " sstern coun-