The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-10-22


rEyHosE who are acquainted with the character
Id of Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster and Fer
sian Pills will doubtless be glad to learn that
another large shipment has just been received
by the travelling agents who are now prepared
to furnish local agents with fresh supplies imme-
diately. The immense quantities OF these artl-
cles sold, are proof sufficient of their superior
medical virtues. Yet should there be an In
credulous son or daughter of affection who is
suffering under all the horrors of Lame back,
Rheumatism, Seated Pains or Weakness, Pain in
the side or breast. Swellings, Tamors, Kings
Evil, (all OF which this plaster seldom fails
TO cure,) or with Dyspepsia. Liver affection. Fe-
yer Chill Fever, Fever and Ague. Scroiula. or
any of the diseases that originate in mplrity OF
the blood and circulating fluids, for the aston
ishing cures of which these Pills have become
SO POPULAR for the benefit OF such we will snb-
join few extracts of letters showing the esti-
nation in which these medicines are held, were
known
Indianapolis, April 4th, l845-
Messrs. d. Harrier s. Co-Gents You will
please send US IL doz. boxes Hebrew Plaster
and dog boxes Persian Pills. immediately
The demand continues great and we shall sell a.
large quantity this season. Yours respectfully.
-JNO. ], oWLEY, Druggist
Newtown, Ind, April 10. l845.
Messrs. D. Harter 81 Co-Gents.-I would
cay that the Hebrew Plaster aud Pills continue
to go off fine and as we are nearly out OF pills,
you had better send some by the stage driver.
doubt not that this medicine viii be much
wanted this season as everybody is caling tor IT,
Yours truly. JOHN MICK, Jr.
Crawl ordsville, Ia, Jan, 81. Is45.
Messrs. D. Harter and Co-Genus.-I have
sold out nearly all the large supply of tn justly
celebrated "Hebrew Plaster" and s'PersIan Pills
you furnished three weeks since, and it would
be well TO keep me supplied, as find calls for
the medicines increasing daily.
4 hara 7 nav l. IN,
my drug store that give better satisfaction than
the HI brew Plaster" and ssPersian Pills.
Messrs. d Harier aud Co-Gents.-Att the re-
quest OF many, who are anxiously awaiting the
arrival OF new supply of your celebrated ''He-
brew Plaster and Persian Pills 1--WE write you
the second time saying That we are out. We
havo frequent calls for both Plaster and Pills.
which render general satisfaction. Please rend
another lot Immediately aud obge
Yours respectfully.
GALLAGHER & wHLTERs
Bloomfield Edgar CO. Ill, May ID, 844 {.
Messrs. ID. Harter and Cove have sold all
the celebrated Hebrew Plasters, and Persian
Pills left with US a few days ago. Will you
please send US or doz more immediately.
Respectfully, o. & d. BAILEY.
Gosport, July 8, 1874.
Messg, D. Harter and Co-Gents.-- We have
sold all the Hebrew Plaster left with US and as
there is great call for it we wish you to send
us at least or doz more and also dog OF the
Persians pills.
Yours respectfully. HUSSEY & GOsS.
Bloomfield, Edgar Co Ill, May 9th 1914.
Messrs. D. Harter and Co.-Gents.-The Pills
and Plaster you sent us. came to hand in good
order We have an increased demand for them
and il promises to supercede all other kinds Of
medicine in this vicinity. o. & D. BAILEY.
Hardinsburg. Ia, Sept. 3, 1914.
Messrs D. Harter & Co.-Sirs-Your Hebrew
Plaster you left with me to sell is all sold out
some time since. The Persian Pills are all sold
but few boxes. Both Plaster and Pills give
general satisfaction. There seems to be an in =
creasing demand for both articles. Yours very
respectfully, JAMES MCINTOSH.
Williamport, Ia, Sept 81, 1874.
D. Harter and Co,-Dear Sirs--l have sold all
the Persian Pills that you left here, and should
be glad to get some more. They have accom-
plished miracles here, aud are in great demand.*
The Pills are called for eeveral,times every day,
If you do not come this away soon pleuse send
EBlNEzER KING.
%Snce the above letter received, we
have been informed by the writer, that the case
alluded to in the above, was that OF young man
living near W-who for several months has
been confined in darkencd room, from ag-
grav ated case Of inflammation in the eyes render
ing HIM totally blind. After applying every
| remedy within his reach, without receiving any
benefit, he commenced using the Persian Pills
and had used them but short time when all
inflammation left him, and his health became per-
manenily reinstated.
For sale by-WM. NJ. WOoLSEY, Evansville
DAN'L McMULLEN. MT. Vernon
NErTLEroN s. FoRD, N. Harmony
d. w. WEAVER, Poseyvilie;
JOHN GRAHAM, OwensvilIe;
NM. II. FISHER, Princeton;
Apr i6, 6n. K. M. FOSTER, Newburgh.