The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-01-01
PET,ERsa PLElIIS.

Els AAlAllSe
wF there ever was q medicine worthy oil
the attention of the sick for the great
good il has done, and IS still doing, BY Telievs
ing the sick and afflicted, II Is PETERS !
PILLS-the vast number Of
persons they have cured Of Liver Disease,
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Bilious, and all
diseases arising from q derangemant Of the
organsof the stomach warrants the assertion
that if any person thus afflicted VIII use them
thew cannot fail to cure. Thousands of ca
ses hays been cured, and their certificates
could be published, but for the want ofspace
we must forbear and say the trial Of box
will be more satisfaction than q thouPRnd
certificates. For sale in Yazoo city by
D. o. WOODMAN & co.,
and C G McKESSON.
And in Benton by & w LINDHA1M.
And every town and village in the State.
Never known to Fall!
Tyler's Ague and Fever Pills.
A certain, safe and efFectual cure for Ague and
Fever, in all its varied forms. Also, an excellent
Tonic in Dyspepsia, Palpatatiou Of the Heart Loss
of APpate, Neuralgir, Nervous and other diseases,
which arise from weak and debilitated condition
of the system.
These Pills are prepared only by Dr.. G.. K.Tyler,
a regularly educated physician, who from many
years, experience, can confidently recommend them
as the best remedy for Ague and Fever offered
to the public; having frequently tested their great
curative power upon those who had long suffered
under this troublesome and dangerous desease.
Several eminent physicians who have attained a
high standing for their successful treatment of ague
and fever use this preparation, and assert that they
have never known a single instance where it was
taken as directed that il did not eject apermanent
and lasting cure.
These Pills contain neither mercury or arsenic or
any thing that can iniure the system-but on the
contrary, may be taken where medicine Of this
kind is needed, not only with perfect safety, but
with the most decided advantage Price one dollar
per box. For sale in YazOO city by
90. WGODMAN & CO.,
and C. G. McKESSEN.
And in Beuton by il, & W. LINDHAIM.
And in every town and village in the State.
CERTIFICATE.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Is, ls43.
IrG X TYLER-Dear Sit: 1t is with great pie :
sure that announce to you perfect restoration Of
my health by the use Of your invaluable pills.
had been suffering from chills and fever for eighteen
or twenty months, during which time ! took five
bottles Of Rowand's Tonic mixture, DR. Sherman's
fever and ague Lozenges, DR. Loves Vegetable Ell
ixr, Keener's powders, Banks, Quinine, Thompson.
ian medicines, Arsnic, Herbs, and in fact almost
all the popular medicines could hear Of; and yet
received no lasting benefit. The chls were stopped
by Quinine and other things but after few days OF
weeks they would return again as bad or worse than
before. Towards the last. the Chills came only
every third day, and these were followed by fever
of such severity to affect my reason, and it Wai
found necessary for some one to watch with me un'
til the paroxysm passed off, At last procured a
box of your pills. and only took four of them; this
so conn letely etopped the chills that have never
had return of them up to this time, NEARLY two
years. and near year Of this time was passed II
the same place where | first caught the disease.
That my case is not one cured by chance, is pro
ven from the fact that four pills out of the same boz
cured captain Ruben Banks, 90 effectually that b
has never had the disease since, whereas, before b.
often suffered from it. Two other persons were alsC
cured by the contents Of the same box, and theI
neither Of them have had return of it, although
they both reside where they are expected every sea
son.
1 know several others who have been cured b.
your pills, hnt il 10 unnecessary - dO'0a th0r ooooo
The best certificate Of their efficiency in chills an,
fever will be few doses; and il they are as benef
cial 10 others as they have been TO me- they be ira
ly called public blessing.
am with much respect, your obt sery,t,