Southern shield., 1853-06-18
ln'han Queen Vegetable Pills,

A RE now admitted on all hands to -NA- be tue most extraordinary and val uabe medicine in general use It not only acts as a specific upon the bilious and typhus levers, chils and fever, and fever and agus, of the West and South-but in all diseases of debility, week stomach, indigestion loss of ap- petite, inlpurity of the blood and all disc ases prevalent Tn a western and southern climate. Theirsgreat power consists in their peculiar effect upon all the organs of the system and the rapid formation of New and Rich Blood which they produce In this lies the great se- cret of their success. They mild and pleasant in their actlon--but searching and permanent in their effect-penetrating the re- motest recesses of the sytem by their ready ab- sortion into the blood, thereby infuaing a new supply of vitality and nervous power into all the machinery of life. The extensive popular ity they have acquired all over the West. and Sonth ensures sales of at least
 5O,OOO Boxes Per Month. And we fud 1t difficult with our large force of hands and the late improvements of machinery which we have adopted, to manufacture them fast enough to supply the thirteen Western. and Southern States, One large mandatory is constantly engaged in preparing the varl- ous concentrated extracts of which they are ccmposed From the best information we can obtain from our 5000 selling agents, and hosts of attentive correspondents in all parts of the country, our mediciene cures, per month not Less than
 l9 GOO cases of fever and ague, ono thousand
 of which have resisted all other treatment. E, GOO cases of weak stomach end loss of ap- petite,
 2,500 cases of various chronic diseases, $500 " of weakness and general debility,
 800 of dyspepsia,
 200 " of rheumatism,
 1000 of female complaints, 200 of ague cake, or enlarged spleen, 300 of liver complaint,
 500 " of scarlet fever.
 400 of typhus fever,
 300 " of putrid soar throat.
 This must appear almost incredible, but the numerous letters from physicians, agents, and those who use the medicine from all the Western and Southern States, satisfy us that this IS moderate estimate, and that our medicine is rapidly taking the place of the rous counterfeits which are afoat: and the numerous tonic mixtures made wholly of qui- nine, which are imposed upon the public by who live, nobody knows where.
 Dr. Bragg's famous Indian Queen Yeget- able Pills are of two kinds-the CathartIc and Tonic. The Tonic pills peculiarly adapted to the quick and permanent cure of fe- yer and ague, torpor of the liver and general debility. It is in fever and ague, chill fever. &c., that they achieve their greatest tri- umPhs. 1t rarely requires over twelve hours or more than half a box of the tonic pills, 10 break the chils and effect a permanent cure which IS rarely the case with the tonic mix lures of quinine, haWked about the country by ignorant pretenders. Those who take the toaic pills once, will never forsake them
 Who can wonder then that a medicine of such extensive popularity and extraordinary virtues should cause
 Great EGcifeney1t among fAe DoctorS!t
 The prejudces of physicians against thel' use are at last giving away to the play of reas- on, and the convictions ot every day expe- and friends who use them.
 Doctors are now almost every day sending orders from every part of the country, for . supply of these pills to use in their practiceA N
 Here is one all the way from the Stasesof Mississippi, just received, Let Doctors and the sick iGoh to and hasten to procure supply Of this wonderful Tonic
 BEACH GROVE, Tippah County, Miss. To pr. Bragg St. Louis, Mo.-DEAR SiR-I have to inform you that 1 have used all our Tonic Pills, and therefore pray you to send ma another supply immediately, as there Is much fever and ague within the bounds of my practice, and 1 hardly know how to satisfy and cure ny patients without them.
 have thoroughly tested your Tonic pills in my practice through this country, not only in chills and fever, but in real typhoid fever, and have met with such success from their uss that now find myself at a great loss to get along without them. 1 consider them a great blessing to the people of the West and South and 1 am satisfied that they are important in the cure of more diseases than ycu recommend hem for.
 Don't fail to forward me 8 supply by mail, as quick as possible, directed as above.
 Very respectfully, yours,
 JAMES HODGES, M. D.
 Sold in Helena by
 NASH & CLEBURNE, find throughout the country by Agents generally. January l5, lo53.