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ITO FOR TEXASI Just received, a few
H pies of General ScOtt's new work OIL INFAI
TRY TACTICS, including EXERCISES and MI
NGUVRES of LIGHT INFANTRY and RIFIl
MEN, for the use of the Militia of the u. States
with the assistance of several of the oldest and md
experienced Officers in the Army, and published
the Department of War, under the authority of
act of Congress. II is, without exception, the b|
and cheapest work on MILITARY TAGTICS ey
published in this country.
UF- TIE be had at the cheap SCHOOL BOOI
STATIONERY, and BLANK BOOK established
of T. NEWTON KURTZ,
Successor to Parsons s. Preston1
No. ISL Pratt street,
m2l-eo4t next door to the Rail Road Depot
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FRONT ST. THEATRE. This is the last night but
one of the Opera This evening will be performed,
for the second time, the new grand Opera called the
"Brewer of Preston," which has been most favor
ably received in the nothern cities The Theatre is
cool and well ventilated, and we confidently anci-
pate full house on this occasion, to witness the
performance of this rare piece
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-28

Unable CLARET. The subscriber hal
y hand, of his own botting, .ua4
so dozen good BORDEAUX CLARET,
suitable for the table, which he will sell at two
lars per dozen, returning the bottles. ~
.F .... CHARLES V. MARTINI
m27-3t SO Baltimore trel
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-28

MUsEsN. The attraction at this popular place OF
amusement is great this evening. The beautiful lit.
tie Comedy Of ''Smh & Biown;" Fancy Dance
by Miss st. Clair, and the excellent comic farce OF
"Did you ever send your wife TO Camberwe?'' The
lovers of good acting should not miss this oppOrtu-
nifty, for they cannot fail being graled and amused
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-28

MINIATURES. The great Improvements recently
made in the astonishing art of Dagueneotyping may
be almost said to have reached perfection, We yes
terday visited the rooms of Mr. j. Shew, in the cool
win Building' Baltimore ST., and were not only struck
with the lifeke specimens hanging about the room,
but with the neat and elegant arrangement of the
room itself Many of his pictures are more like fine
miniature paintings than dagueneoypes, and his
rooms are well adapted to his purposes, that the
siltings are much shorter and consequently the like
nesses better than any we have ever seen.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-28

TLOCKS! CLOCKS! CLOCKSI A lot OF
" Brewster & Ingraham's celebrated Eight Day
and Thirty Spring CLOCKS, put up in beautiful Rose
wood and Mahogany cases, Gothic style, warranted
superior 10 any Clock now in use. For sale by the
case or otherwise.
G. L. WETMORE & co.
Agents for the Manufacturers,
MAPS No 10 North Cha rlee ct.
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NAVAL. U. S. ships Jamestown, Yorktown,
and Southampton, were at Port Praya, Cape
de Verbs, March 18th. The U. S. brig Por-
poise, Lieut.. Com Hunt, arrived at St. Do
mingo on the 7th inst. in IT days from Havana,
and 25 days from Pensacola. Officers and crew
all we'll.
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MORE STOCK BOARD.

SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
WEDNESDAY, May 81.
S 1000 Maryland 6's, "a.
5000 d. IS, 6 days r. b. 14R
5000 Baltimore 6's, 1890, wy s4t
1000 do 6,s rsO 94t
Maryland 6's closed to-day at 744 for sale, "A bid
Baltimore 6s 1890, closed at 94B asked, so bid BAL
tmore and Ohio Railroad shares A.! asked, 46t bid;
The Mechanics Bank of Baltimore has declared d
dividend Of 81 per cent 70: the last six months
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Volunteers IN TENNESSEE. We learn
from the Nashville Orthopolitan, that thirteen
volunteer companies numbering about one
thousand men, have rendered their services to
the Governor, namely, the Harrison Guards,
Nashville Blues, Texas Volunteers, of Nash,
vile; the Tenth Legion and Clay Guards, of
Sumner; the Cedar Snags, Of Wilson; the
Lawrenceburg Blues, of Lawrence; the Lin
coin Guards, and a company of Rihemen Of
Lincoln, the Big Spring Blues, of Rutherford;
the Gaines Guards, of Memphis; and the
Forked Deer lnvincibles, of Madison. I his
tender of service has been within week, and
thousands more are ready at a moments
warning.
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The TowNLEV ESTATE. The New York
Herald says that the immense estate of Lord
Townley, which had been in Chancery fol
many years, has lately been decided, and the
amount is over 7O,o0OOOO. Heirs are want
ing for three-quarters of the estate-one quar-
ter of the amount having been decided to be-
long to an aide of the Duke of Wellington
The other heirs in the United States, for whom
Mr.. Crombie, ofNew York, is concerned, are
about to put forth claim, having the same re-
lationship to the deceased as the gentleman
who has perfected his claim,
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NAVAL. There are now at the Norfolk Ma
Wy yard the following vessels of war: New
York, IA on the stocks, unfinished Frigate
St. Lawrance, on the stocks, nearly ready for
launching. "A Delaware, in Ordinary; fiigate
Constellation, do; sloops of war Vandalia,
Fairfield, and St. Louis, do; steamer Water
Witch and schooner Onkahye, do; frigate
Brandywne, sloop Decatur, and brig Truxton
repairing; ship Pennsylvania geo guns) and
steamer Engineer in commission.
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EOUND-Yesterday morning, in Fdyette street,
H Brass Cap of a Carriage or Engine Hub. APP
ply TO ALFRED II. REP,
ma23-lt No. 1886 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-28

CARVED IVORY FANS. very superior
~ article, just received and for sale low by
m27 JAMES NJ. HAIG, l2l Baltimore st.
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ARRIVED,

ford, oil and candles to # Whitridge & Co.
Schr Oregon, speights, 5 dsys from CT
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-18
Son oct nnterridtsfdhiafett per Ginber.

Die unerriebtsfdhgteit eines &iuoes betebt in bem
Seflse oerjeni9en @aben, welde sufamntengenomn
oas @rtenhtnlBoern6gen ausmaden, uno Die etn Qeb-
rer tdt ,lr bertehcn uno BEL etnem Enoe entb eer,
io beurthcilen1 ionbern aud, auf cine rcbt,se Wee
erre9en uno auf (ie enmtrfen f6nacn muf
Der 9roBere ooer 9erigere 9rap BON lnterridtsfdb.
9fe beruht olo anfbem QrnBeren poer 9ermgcrn Sra
DC Ger Starfe bteier Grfenn!nB0aten cner ouf rem
9reBeren ODER 9ern9eren WGnacl, benz mebreren pber
m1noeren Tcrkanoen Icln oerielten. COLDER @aben
Iilnb fpl0enoe
| ~ MenBcreS 59en, b, {. oos
0erm69eu> @nbrlcfe BON Ge9enit6u6cn Der dugeren
Snnenlpe!t, alfc bon @e9euitdneen oes @iedts, bes
]geh6re, bes @erud)eS, bes geIdmafes unD bes G,e.
|trhls nno BON Der Seranoerun9 bes IebIten 3ufan-
ee6 su empfan9en, oaS Stbtbare 6rbare 0fieobbare.
Shmedbare uno Snblbare berielben ;u empfuben, m,S
haonrd duBere @efthle unb 8prlteuunsen n Der See.
lie St erbaltell.
p Snneres Stnnusrm69eu, .. t. bas
0erm09en, GIuerude bon 9e9entdnoen Der inneren
QSe, llno oCn Der Nerdneerung bes Seeen< unb Ser.
3enSutances su empTncen uno baburd 9lbnunee1, in.
mere gsfilbe nno 9oriteaunsen gu empfansen.
- 9Satrrekmun9s 9soermo9en, B. t. bas germ6aen,
ictpob auBere aI5 innere Qprteluneeu uno @efiible
su bsmerfel', uno 1 berelben bewuBt at perben alto
icpob duBeres als tnneres Mobrnebnlunss
ODER tple CO AUDI 9enanl1t mag tperoen 9flne rff1n
felt un0 8etpuBtlein.
A gebdd1tniB, @tnbilounestraft uno NbantaTe,o. /.
oas Serno9en, Gnortde l1nc Gpritelungen BON tnne-
ren uno duBeren @egentGnoen Ftpelfe Die SeeIe ent-
pfan9en bat gu bebafsu, gu erneuern ano s pieberbu
zen. = Das 9ermr9en, audi bon abwelenoen @e9en-
ltdnoen Die emit erhaltenen 9oreaun9en 70 fesubaI.
tet, als wenn bteeIben Dor ben Sinnen fdnben unb
ca6 8ermo9en, iolde 8ortellungen wiltfIbrItb alln
tpe Ie ais Ganses ME Dor een Git
men ifaneen.
s. 8erftanb nnb urtbetIs fraft, b. l.
oos 0ern,boen, g5orlelunsen ober 9ebanfen III uer-
oei6en ober slt unterteoet, s trenren coer sl per-
binoen> 9letultdeS coer llndbufes, giniftmmenbes
ober Boeritmmctbes, @janse peer 2bee, @isenfd,ae.
ten unb 8eitafenheitett, llriaeben unb Mirfunaen
Srinoe Io 1OlSen uno eer9etden etnsuleben, un6 Re
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-18
Die nGaften 6pl9en ber Safer
fr II II II a.

5n bem 0aue oes eebfitcblerS 9incens Settnli[d
mar es ebr lebenbtq 2eute aer 3tufte tparen bier
periamnett in Der Gintradt bes tutisen Geages bon
Der QGeIt Inter ben manehele @elprdd)en tpGbreuo
ce6 GrinfenS pelte man serne BET elmer ieam fling
enoen @rsdbnn9 BON etlter atcn Soere IN Sadlentau
fen, nelder Der 60e Vetno ben 6alS un1eeorebt, al6
e eben Elm tuuuberool fbnesS Suoenutdod5en an etuen
Sumter oerflppeln ,pplte, uo pie Der Dofor, Ger i'm
9anfe tpobnte nebf bem ShultbeiBen bon Saobfen-
bauIen ite errettet
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-18
(O1ulllmer 80.

Settmd) tbat iebr oerlpunbert ber bte1e Mdbr, unb
ne1te, ee nu1e eire bon ben fabelbaften gehicbten
ien Die man 70 oft 1On aufaewdrnt. Sbn, fbene es,
ais babe bic 9emene Sr9erd)aft SefIeres rnb l8d)-
tt9eres Su beoenfen, ais iolcbes 9ereoe.
(SCrtebung fcl9t)
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-18

Die Gernunft betrathtet eine Sadbe bon tl[en Sei.
ten uno pcrbdlt cb lcoent; ber Gntbu1asn11s base-
M bm B Sano ~" ar@ @ I EE M Se es T o
beiteu nuO Sd)pdrmereien oie(e6 Qances ertl6ren.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-18
~
Yer(et1 ltnO GOe[fetne.

Die -Groe lie9t stpar int Stube, ndbert aber bod
btmnbe g8cien III ibrent Staube. 3ieben ftb l1nse-
wltternolfen um unre SuBe Der, 70 fonnen mir per"
erbeteu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-18

$2:2:H:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-18

2Betd5e Greuoe burehttr6mt bic Seele na5 einer su-
ten Qanblun9 QStr fithlen e6, poB mir uur cann
patrhaft 9tdltd1 lno, wenn uu6 Die Guseue idmidt.
0urd te olciu fte9cn nit Suv Se9feit rener, btmm-
Gher Geter e,npor ba bin9cgen jeoe unbeTeste ur-
reue 2etoeuIhaf un8 in enen 9b9runo bnuuterrei6t.
TOO lnrube, sInSit, GIeno uno Reue auf uns Iauern.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-18

g8aS 1T feIison? -Spredbt bic 9lntrcrt bebeutenb
aus Der @laube an @ptt Sie 1T nidt nur Der Si,tn
fir oas leberirbllhe uno 9ese, uno Der @laube ans
llnlchtbare, lonoern AUDI Die slhnuns Defen, cbne
Delhen teIn itpeites llnuerium nur oent6ar rDire.
Gil9t @ott aus Der Srult 70 lit sIes, pas ilbsr unb
btnter Der @roe Ite9t rur cine peeerbclenee 8er9rb
gerun9 oerIeI6en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-18

Seoe6 ou6ideBlie 9lnftreber, aus Der 0aelsion ei-
me Dtienida roer ttunf su MAIDEN, sereidt beriel-
mat e enttpeber burtal1s in oas G5ebtet Der Spef-
latipn Ucer III iene6 Der SDu,bplif perweilen spiG
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-18

9IQe 9erfude, Die driif[teben partbeien unter Ic3
iu vereinsen, no BON jeber nersebIid eepcien, unb
perben es AUDI ets beiben Nber tpie fann man aud,
elite iclde @ereni9uns fir m0eI baIten, BEL Der 70
gcritelun9sartsn, 9orfenntnie, Slfsmittel nno Sc
Ie9enbeiten? tparum fur nDtbts, tpeuu bod s(en
nlsr oe Sade eIb, rel9i0fe 1abrbet, tphtte 1T, unb
penn 9Iue nae enem 3iete, Der @pttess unb Sbrauss
@rfenntnB Iaufen penn felbt Der, nelder ba min,
oaB 9e sur @rfenHtntB Der Nabrbeit 9eangen folen,
in alien letnen Seranaltuusen fd nit unbeut[t e.
tart bat -@r babe rtht fir 9Iue elm 9Ieebes Neaag
Der grfenntniB betmmt2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06
VOL. VINO. IS.

have not added a cent to the wealth
IF tie world. They have not raise,'
a potatoc, or manufactured button
or distributed an ounce of bread be-
tween farmer and mechanic, or any
others. We say this in rcproach of
the system, not of them. The sys.
TEN is founded upon the very vices
of the political and social constiiu-
ton. And thus through system
originating in mischicfs which ought
not to exist, and which would not
exist under good government, well
administered, is one family able to
accumulate enormous wealth and
thus to create multitudes of paupers
and criminals! Retribution must
follow, and as it has followed, even
geanec is mine, and will repay,
saith the Lord. And | will visit the
iniquities of the fathers upon the chill
dren to the third and fourth genera.
ton of them that hate me. "-D0Har
Newspaper.
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handsome estate TO any individual.
1t had been said that Congress
would not confrmth grants ofland
made by the Oregon government
The lecturer said, Congress or no
Congress, these grants would be
sustained. The pioneers who cross
the mountains and open the road to
Oregon, and suffer all the Privations
of settling the country, richly de-
serve this boon; and those pioneers
will sustain their rights. 1t was the
interest of the people here to do JUS
tice to the population of Oregon, and
he felt no apprehension of wrong
from this quarter.
The young man, or the old man,
or the widow, who reaches Oregon
with means to open and improve a
farm, and does so-Securing to him
self or hcrSc f GAO acres of lands
RICH!
But there were disadvantages in
the settlement Of new countries
Among them might be counted the
want of schools, mills, merchants,
markets, money, &c,-disadvanta-
ges known to the settlers of every
new country. They are felt in Or
egon, but they are disappearing as
rapidly as in any newly settled coun-
try. In suffering these deprivations
and Inconvenience for short pc
Rod, there was one great redecinin9
fact to be considcred-the emigrant
is likely to enjoy good health.
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PuBLi,uED WEEKLY BY
Vy1i. OSYl IAN IS co.

Scc0n story, North end Of Re'idicdS
aeIo jrick JbcE. on tie pHiLc square.
TERMS.
Two DpLlAps per annun if paid in advance ;
wa DpLLARs Avn tIFyI CENrs II paid within
six m lnths; aud rnuEg DJLLARs 1t delayed
an,iI the cad OF The year.
\ lyarttSentuls inserted at 81 rcr tquare for
the first insertion, and % cents for each .ubsc-
Ilsnt insertion. \ hh..,l discount allowed to
those who advertise by the year.
TN piper di.crntmu'I nnll al 'rrearages
are paid, unless At the opliunof the Editors.
Trcpnu1li',tiDn-, t. insure Insertion, must
always he fee fD@ilg', ani accompanied with
the authors name.
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DIR. JOSEPH SrOU L,

OFcrs his PrnfrssInaI services TO thcoitlzcns
at OuiYi an vicinity. Office On La sadie ST.,
OF the roo u occupied ny the late Do Hurlhui.
Ottawa, Inur II, 1915. A Ga
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Internal Improvements an Wis-
'0nsin The Internal Improvement
in the Wisconsin Con-
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DIR. ]. Pc \ K so n,
Resi- lent Dentist,

OFFS his Professional services to the citizens Of
Ottawa aud vicinity.
TEETH inserted upIn gold or silver plate
up IN piv Ut, etc. 50 as t. answer all purposes ni
IN ,iticatiln. DsSiyed reelh tilted with gold,
liver or tin foil. rooth-nche cared wth0u,
ausing PUN, which enables him to save many
e,th that vlul otherwise have To be extract
81. IT All operations to provo successful, NJ
no pay. Chrgss moisrme. OHIO Oh la
) ,llo street, Gust Of the Court house.
June 81, lSl5. l-v
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Ososgo, KcnIaN C,mig, Winoiy.
VIII practice Law inthc counties OF Kendall
l., S,nr, Kane, De Kllb, win and DupoGc.
LanI Agency or collecting business entrusted
ia the n in either Of the above counties, will re-
teiye prom, attention. O1regO. April |, 1916
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06
G. l.. THOMPSON,

q. Il. TITU NPSUN,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dye.S,uil,,
paiats, Oils, Varnish, &c. &c.
Canal street, one door east of the Mansion
House, OfNpca, MS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06
DIR. Horace III. Ssa,surG,

EUAVlNG located a, Vermllonvllc, oilers his
4 4 professional service To the public; aud lecl,
n confidence from his long practice in Michigan
and Illinois, in being ,hle u render satisfactory
services to those who may favor him with call.
Ottawa, July 10, 1916
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Say, Unc.c Ben, what sort o. an
imaIs are them ere pumpkins that
arc all over black, Almost blue, and
a littlc reddish p Them, Jonathan,
are called egg plants vegetable
eggs Eggs, Well | should like
to see them hatched, to see what
sort o critters vegetables am
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06
II. W. HOPKINS, VI. y.
phNSiciuN IL Surgeon.

OFFERS his professional services to the cti.
~ zens of Ottawa and vicinity. Office over
George L. Walkers store, where he may b.
und all times except when absrn, on PROBES
..onsl business. August 7, 1916
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Correspondence of the American Republican,
WAsHNGToN, March 4, 1916.

The Criminal Court has been engaged to-day
in trying some old cases, which have remained
for long time upon its dockets. john Wade,
"A young man of respectable connections but of
rowdy prOpehstles, was tried again to-day,
and CONVICTED of an assault and battery upon
one Menus Gilbert, French cook-not HIM
self altogether unknown to the officers of the
court, inasmuch as he, the said Menus, was
tried for an assault two or three years ago, up
on constable named Collinson, while III the
discharge of his duty. The latter trial was
rendered quite famous and memorable, by the
happy and good-humored defence of Mr.. Car
Isle, who succeeded in persuading the Jury that
his client was ignorant of the official character
ofthe man who called upon and roughly han
died the poor French cook, while he was pre-
pairing the dinner of the Spanish Minister
whereupon, the said Menus, being highly pro.
voked at the indignlty offered him at an I'M
timely and unlucliy hour, "gave the constab one
leetlG tap" on the sconce with soup ladle-ex-
claiming with great rage as he gave it, "what!
go with you and spoil the dinner of the Span
ish Mnister--take y0u dat"'
After the trial of John Wade the Court was
engaged in the trial Of a riot case. John II.
Locke, Lucien Roane, James Stewart, VIM.
Webster, Lyon Sanford aud Jas, Brown, were
indicted for Il riot on Capitol Hill, on the 2Slh
of February, lS45. Its seems that two riotons
parties, one from English Hill, the other from
Capitol Hill, met on their battle ground at IIa-
zelltown and there had furious onslaught,
with hands and feet hatchets and quarterstatis
10 the great terror of the peaceabe neigh
bors and tie complete defiance Of the peace
ofhccrs-some Of whom commanded the peace
20 no purpose, for the parties would have their
fight out, although it brought most of them
''more kicks than coppers," before it was end
ed. All the parties tried today were acquit-
ted OF. the riot. Messrs Woodward and Law
renee defended John II. Locke. Mr.. Radcliffe
defended Webster, and Mr.. Woodward defend
ed Roane and Stewart.
Alfred Henning was afterwards tried on
separate indictment for a riot on the 2Sth Feb.
lS45. The jury, after hearing an able defence
of the accused from Mr.. Laurence, found a
verdict of not guilty without leaving their
seats.
John Webster Joseph Senford, John Beech
and Mary Sanford, having submitted to an in
dictment charging them with riot at Hazell-
town on the memorable 2Sth of Feb. 1915,
were discharged by the Court on payment of
costs.
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DOCT. PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS.

FE7FME which "trics II things " has thorOEghlyeB-
Il tablshcd the nestmabe value of these Pills
c6tharttc, antbilliOus and detergent medicine ltig
new twelve YRARs since DR.. PETERS gave them 10
The world, and their reputation, founded on his hong
experience, still continues 10 increase. The annual
sales; which, during the fiist year amounted TO one
hundred Thousand boxes, have during the past year
exceeded ten times that amount, and the market for
them, once confined 10 q few States. now comprises
not only the entire Union, but Canada New Brlns-
WICK, nova Scota and the West Indies 1hey may
truly be termed the great household Medicine Of the
South c'd Vest. No other Pills have been so widely
pauonizGd in those regions. They are purely vegeta
he N their nature, and so mild and gentle in their OpG
raons that9ey may be gvea with perfect safety even
to an infant. There is particle Ofany irritating
drastic substance III their composition, yet they act
upon the secretiOns with uncQUaed certainty and d
tecmeSs thus purifying the constituents of the blood
and enabling nature TO throw into circulation per
ecuy healthy tiHd Among The muttudes of diseases
Il the of which Dr. Peters, Vegetable Pills are
adapted, may be northumberland Costveness,
Bilious Fever, Jaundce, Choc, Dyspepsia, Ague
and Fever, Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn
Dysentcy. Diarrheea, TorpOT Of the Bowels. Piles
Elatulence, Loss Of Appetite, FUrred Tongue, fsuu
sea, Rhrhmatism Asthma, Dropgy, Bos, and all d.
eases Of the skin caused b. impuriy of the blood; to-
gether with every species of complaint affecting the
stomach or bowels,
The immense demand for the medicine has excited
the cupidlty Of certain INSCRIPTIONS ceunicnCiters
who have thrown into the market large quantity Of
delet6rOus trash, under the name Of PETERS, We
GETABLE PILLS.
As the spurious Pills have been sold druggists and
others at very low price, the proprietor Of the ca
medicine begs to state, that MeTchans and Drug
gists for their safety, will please take notice, that
any person under any circumstances, whether he be
I'm agent or Otherwise who shall sell or offer to sell
Peters Vegetable Pills IN quantities under hun
ded gross for less than $50 for the large and 3l6 for
TIE small size boxes, independent Of any deduction for
cash, Is swinder and an mpnster and the public
cautioned against him.
GENUINE PETERS FILLS arc sold wholesale
and retail, by g, x. TYLER,
General agent, cor Of E. Baltimore and
sI&-u High SITS, Baltimore.