The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
CMIL LIS & FEY Err
s airs vs.
FEVER & AGUE MIXTURE.

1, an E6ectuai Preventive and Cure for chiiis
and Fever, Dumb .agpe, Iaiermitfeui Fe, sr,
1 and Bilious attacks.
n Il is alss valuable and SAFE tonic and al
n n teratiye under many other circumstances,
totally free from admixture with any mineral
substance, containing neither .drseaic, opper,
Asrcnrg or .dntimony. 1t is exclusively VEa-
ETABLE in. its composition. The ingredients
are OF a mild nature, and comminged in such
proportions as MOTTO shsck the nervous system,
or produce unpleasant feelings in the head.
As Tonic, it is at the same time very gem
tie, powerful, and durable, in effect. Its stinl-
alating properties are so slight as to produce
no ftljNr3 when taken in health; and its con-
tinued use does not accustom the system to
its action, so as to destroy its usefulness, as is
the case with most medicines.
1t is OF advantage by communicating vigor
in the Chronic diseases, which masmatic fevers
leave behind then,-such as Ague, Cake, SWELL
ed or torpid Liver, DYspErsrA, debility. &c. 1t
acts as PREVENTIVE Of Ills under expo
sure to miasmas, as well as CURE when they
occur. st 81 5t
A practical treatse on Chills and Fever. in
painphletform, has been written, and will be
forwarded free to any direction, by addressing
either the Proprietor and Manufacturer, or the
Editor of this paper.
[. Since this preparation has been introduced
into Delaware, it has received the approval of
all who have used it,.
The Joliowfng is from hs .andiiOr Of the STATE
Of Deiaipare.
GLASGOW, September 8, 1856.
Z. s. Morris,-Dear Sir-We are selling the
Mixture daily, and find it to give general satis-
faction. believe it it is the best Medicine in
existence for the cure Ut Chlls and Fever. |
have disposed OF number of bottles, and have
not known il to fail, w. T. ALRICHS
Ihs following remarks are from the Editor
Of the Deiapare State Journal, published ia
N ilDington, under date OF May %, 1856.
CfIILLS AND FEVER.
''Tn spite of the pretentions of thousand
nostrums all claiming to be specific in this and
other analogous diseases-in spite of the real
virtues ofsome ofthe popular remedies already
before the public. Chils and Fever continue
to visit us every spring and fall, and during the
summer months, and is certainly to be classed
among t1e very general and serious evils of5x.
stencil. We have lately received from MIR
edward S. Morris, of Phiadsltha u neat little
pamphlet Introducing t6the pnb,iG a.new rom
sdy, NEW To ua at lcast) iH mitsnatic affect
lions. II IL wttten in style and with sn oh
rious underst ling of tho snIjact, which ut
once rases it ABOVE ths class of einpiriea putls,
IND sec lfes for tle claims Of the medicine u
serious hearing. ProM the very high social,
literary AMI business standing Of those who
1svs given certificates ofthe value OF Paschall's
Fsvsr & Ague Mixturs, we venture TO predict
or 1t a most successful c,reer and shall watch
With ihtereI the results of its use amongst U.S.
The vol knoWn character and connections of
he Proprietor arc guarantee for the truthful
isss of the Pamphlet, and we gladly give place
o ar. Morris's advertisement in another coll
'ma, and under the head of Special Notices.o
Agents for Dsiaphre.--JacOb Y. Fuulk, Mill
ord Charles G. Stockly, Millsbaro'; William
rsmpls, Smyrnai Cannon White, Brlgcyile;
Dr.. Jos. X. Layton, Georgetown; John Ponder
Son, Milton; John Mcdowell, Doyur; John
" Hall, Frsderica; Jas r. Conner, Canterbury;
Vim. I. Alrichs, distributing agent. Glasgow;
snvsr Pennington, New Castle; David Me-
kee, Odesst Lockwood Tain IN, Mid,lletown
For sale by the sole Proprietor and Manufac-
srer, EDWARD S. NORRIS,
JHSa II ~ 26o Arch ct, Philadelphia.