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Tn Onart RottIes.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,

IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HEART OF THE SYSTEM. 5
"A mong the nlany andimportant discoveries
pf this generation, is one " hnse fame will be
w'itlen,a as ~ ith a sunl eam, in the history os
l'ic past. SANDS SARSAPARH "A stands
forth alone and by its own works proclaim s
its pow,T-that mute eloquence so irresistib y
affecting in the RpPeals OF the suffering ftrre
lief, has been answered Thousands OF cases
Of disease have been cured by this invaluable
medicine, such as are not furnished in the rec
4 rds of time. These things are not done in
secret places or in some unknown town, but
are performef in our prir c pa cities and pub
lie places. They are brought before The wcfld
to substantiate, beyond doub'. the healing viz
tues If this preparation; and the facts unfold,
ed, although gigantic, are as plain as the light
OF dav.
The Sarsa ,arilla is combined with the most
%effectua) aids, the most %salutary productions,
the NEST potent simplps Of the vegetable / ing
DO n; az d its unprecedeuted success to The res
|loratiun OF health If those who had long pinned
under the most distressing chronic mnladies,
has given it an exalted churacler-fnrnishing.
us it does, evidence of lis own intrinsic value,
and recommending it t. the aal cted in term.
the ailt cted only can know. 1t has long been
a most | poriant desideratum in the practice
ut medicine, to obtain a remedy similar to this
--oi that wnuld act on the liver, stomach and
bowels with all the precision and potency OF
mineral prepare ions, vet without any o. their
dtleteuous effects upon the vital powers Of the
system. Although possessed Of powerful
healing properties, il is entirely harmless and
will not iniuIe the most delicate constitution
When in perlect health. no effect is Produced
b. its use, except anincrease of appetite; but
when disease is seated in the frame, and carrv-
ing fast its victim along the path oflire, then
no mysterious influence is Ielt and seen; il
'nkindles new life and vigor, aod brings
strength II the suffering and diseased.
Scfyfatou Affection of The cues.
WINCHESTER, Ky, Oct. 30, l849.
Messrs, Sands-Gentlcmen: | would not
h We PR sumed to write to you, if it was no.
my duty to let the public know the almost mi
~raculnus effect your SalsaParill a has had upon
me. My limbs We're covered with nlcpro us
sores, sn that / could not walk during the
whole Spring and Summer. IN this situation.
commenced The use OF your Sursaparilla, anu
after taxing two bottles was entr ~ cured.
must also tell YOU cl another wonderful cure
Wy brother was afflicted with The s~cr0fnla H.
his head so bad, h's physician told him the
loss OF his sight was inevitable, and / e'ma
nent blindness see cd to be his fate. Three
bot'lrs entirely restored his sight, and we can
not but recommend all similarly a11' cted Il
use Sanu's Sarsaparilla. Very truly,
.a. ...t. .." BENZ. +. bUCkNER.
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H. E. STEERS
CGIrinee naln 1890

IN 0TWV.7 VVEVVV 1W99 Us
SABDLERY AND HARNESS
sla WAREHOUSES
OPPOSITE iSlanglrers) MANSION HOUSE
JACKSON MISSISSIPPI,
~ Where can at all times be found Car
Ttages, BarOuches, ROckaways, Bnggies,
&C., OF the latest and most fashionable
styles, together with every article in
the above line Of lis own manufacture
Persons wanting any thing in the line,
would DO we'll TO call and examine for
themselves.
-aan Nov. N, l949. I0-ly
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Law DEP9RT.WENT.

Hon. f W NJ KING, Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Law.
Hon v. D. BARRY, Professor Of Commercial
Jurisprudence.
TERMs-S50 per Session,
All communications pertaining 10 this de-
partment must be addressed 10
W NJ King, Esq.
Memphis, Tenn. July, 1850. 4 IT,.
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MrlMPoRTANT CUREM

w WI Oh NV GOhI&tAj
or all the cures that have been recor-
ded, there are certainly none equal to
the first mentioned, which plainly shows
The durability Of consumption even in
some of its worst forms.
JEFFERSON Co., La. Feb. 27, 1849.
Messrs. Sanford & Park Gent -
This is to certify that my wife, Nan.
cy Dokony, has been in a declining
state of health for the last two years /.
Her disease bafied theskiIl ofthe best
medical aid couIdptocur -herphysici-
ans pronounced her disease "Gonsump.
tlon in the last stage,'' and said that her
recovery was past all human hopes. As
a last resort, with very little hope, |
procured Wislar's Bdlsam Of Wild Cher
ny. Alter using a few bottles, found
10 my agreeable surprise that her health
was improving rapidly, She Is now SO
far recovered as TO be able to attend to
attend to her household duties, without
suffering any inconvenience. Her ran.
id improvement and present health war.
rant me- in the belief that she will soon
be entirely restored, RHODES DoHoNY.
State Of Indiana, Jefferson county, SIS
n, James i. Humphreys, a Justice Of
the Peace, in and for said county and
State, do certify thit the above named
Rhodes Dohoney, subscribed and made
oath TO the foregoing C nificate before
me the 9th day Of February, f849. X
.a# JAMKs NJ. HuMpuRRvs 1 %
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Memphis, Tenn. July, 1850.

The faculties. for intellectual abilities, moral
worth and professional requirements, will com.
pare favorably with the most distinguished OF
our country. The medical faculty constitutes
an anomaly in this or any other country-all
of them are able lecturers and The best OF
teachers. . ..
Those who contemplate orr geographical po-
siIon, and the extent of our population, can
have ne doubt as to the eligibility Of our STU
alton for an enterprise Of the kind. AS TO
health. including all seasons Of the year, we
deny that any other city has more.
A common error exists in the minds OF many
students relative to the place Of studying med
icine; those who intend prOcticing among the
diseases Of the west and south should certainly
dnchIeihemselv es ia school whose facultyare
practically acquainted with those diseases.
That the public may be satisfied Of The per,
manency Of this school, we feel il our duty TO
state, that the Trustees and faculty form a unit
in action, which augurs well for lis futnre'ssc.
cess; and that the peculiar organization which
connects them, cannot be interrupted
w vi KING,
Feb % so " TPresr. Memphis Institute.
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11a1g J. v.
ReMG Thi8 1880:

7WN NaE q y WVS ENT8T8
ME undersigned would respectfully
~ inform the public that he is carry
ing on tie Carpenters business in Can
Ion, where he isprepa. ed 10 do all kinds
~ Of work in his lin /; he will particularly
70 offend TO all orders Tor Collins aud for
y "ardthe in haste. All the work war
ranted anda a reduced price.
may I8-ty1 JOHN. r. BRADLEY.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

I, Jacob Green Of the county or Jen!
nings and State Of Indiana, do hereby
certify that . the early part Of last sea.
son was taken with a yioleut cough,
attended with q pain in The breast, and
sometimes fever, and that | EMPLOYED 4
careful physician for some lime, who
said he could give me no relief. then
commenced using Wistar's Balsam Of
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MGMPnlS INSTITUTE
MEDTCAL LEPARTNENT.

ED4GAA ~ fAAN q AZ vs.
The regular course u Lectures in This In
silnte will commence lpthe first ofNovember
ana continue unul the lust 81 February. The
A natomicnl dcpnrtmeL, will be opened and
ready to receive students by The fret Of Oct
Tie medical department will be under the d.
rectioA ofthe faIlowing
~ Professors:
J. CnNQUes CRoss, Professor OF the Institutes Of
Medicine, and Medical Jurisprudence.
W ByRD POWELL, N D, Professor Q: Cerebral
Physiology, Medical Genlogy and Mineralogy.
r s kIwraN, NJ D, Professor Of Surgery.
Il ] lIuLce, n D, Professor Of Theory and Prac-
tice Of Medicine.
J A wills N, N d, Professor Of Obstetrics AMI
Discusses Of Women and Children.
] KING, N b, Professor Of MaleTia Medica aud
Therapeutics
z. FREEMAN, M. d. Professor Of A natomy.
} MiLroE SANDERS, A y, Z, Prolessoroi Chem
'islry and Pharmacy.
CIANIQUE LECTURERS.
Mcdicine-PRor, III IluLoE.
Surgety-PRof. r S NEWTON.
Anatomical DemonstrGtOr-Z FREENEN, n p.
The TESS fnr 4 full course Of Lectures amount
10 one hundred aud five dollars.
Each Professors lieke,, SIS. Martrieulator's
e5. Demonstrators Fee, $40, Graduation $50
Those desiring further information %ill please
address their letters, (po I paid} to the Dean,
aud students arriving in the city viii please
call on him at The Commercial tIolel.
RSNEwToN, D, Deau Of the Faculty.
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Wild Cherry, and FELT almost immedi.
ale relief, and after taking three bot
lies, find myself in as good health as
/ have enjoyed for number Of years.
My restoration under the blessings Of
God, ! attributed TO the use ofthe medl-
cines above named. JACOB GREEN.
March 1st t849.
Stale Of Indiana, Jennings county, IS.
/, David II. Skinner, a Justice Of the
Peace in and for said county and Suite,
do certify that the above named Jacob
Green, subscribed and made oath to the
foregoing certificate, before me the first
day Of March, l849.
We would advise those Of our readers
who are laboring under an affection Of
the lungs 10 make immediate trial Of
this trniy excellent medicine. The most
intelligent anG respectable families Of
our city have adopted it as a (aVorite
medicine, and persons predisposed TO
consumption, who have used it speak in
the highest terms Of its efficacy.
6FBeware of counterfeits and imita
tions-syrups and all other preparations
Of Wild Cherry. Remember they only
initiate in name, without possessing the
virtue Buy none but the genuine ana
original "Dr. nWistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry" Signed "Stanford & Park on
the wrappers around each bottle.
IT,. C.lo H..
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CA
which conclusively proves that
Truth is stranger than FletoI


REV. DIR. Lands, A CLERGYslA
of New Jersey, Of distinguished attainment 'hd
SrDNEY, New jersey July y
DR.. A. H. CHRisrtE-Deaf Sir; You whh . .
me what has been the result in ny own caSs
application Of THE GAbVANlC BELT AM
LACE. My reply is as follows
For about ttOenty years had been salspa
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms peV.ns
nor could | Obtain permanent relief lpm ~
Of medical treatment whatever. Abcut JolneA
since, in consequence Of frequent eApossls
weather, in the discharge Of ny PaSlOM Y
became subject to a severe Chronic RhelnslSl1
for wear after year, caused nj indsscIiaaole I
Farther in the winter Of y apa ~ u
quence Of preaching a gresi ael " u, 4
various other churches IN 9hl Fsslun, :,
by the Bronchitis, which soon psVans ~
to require an immediate suspension Y w
labors. My nervous system tgas Wy wv Y
tTdied, and as my Bronchitis Decsms An !
my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic anec10n ras ~
that these disorders were connecs9a esys,m
through the medium Of the Nervou. ~" Y I,
whole pharmacopnia there seemed W v
agent which could reach and recgpslaaa, N. " .u,N
system ; every thing that ] had tIlea ll ~ ~
completely failed. At last was led y X \
anime yonr inventions, and Though WIZ y 4
guine homes of their efficiency deIss WI mi
effect Of The application Of the !, Vyn i
NECKLACE. with the MAGNETIC tLv,D
in June, 1916. To NY GREAr Ast0. ',asT III
DAYS MY DYaPEPsIA HAD GONE y .sss 81
ENABLED TO RESUME MY PASTORAL ,csaasf
SINCE OMITTED A SINGLE sERylck " .ssSTlos
BRoNcHIrts; AND MY RHEuMArlo xxx AZ 1 As
TINELy CEASED TO TRoUBLE NJ, ouSA
ful and happy results Of The eS n Y ~ FLUID
have recommended the BBbI ~ Nsursl.
who have been likewise suffering i!vT s,,,T ID
tons. They have tried them WIFE
BELiEvE, N EVERY CASE. ..n.o,hiy yOps
lam, dear sir, very TSesdPs sTIRTT 4. Ia
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DR.. cHRIsIl ~
GAT.VANIC NECKLAAs

Is used for all complaints aiecup u ne fhnstY
such as Bronchitis, lnaamnalOl ~ Hsad, Nsu
and sick Headache, Diz5lnoss 3 Y ,be Es4
The FACE, Buzzing or Rearing ,bat dlshsa
which is generally Nervous anu
plant called Tic Doloreux' 5
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VIEW RespeelrnIIY, vnnrs,

Prepared and sold wholesale and X tail byA
Bid Sands, Druggists and 100 Fulton St.,
corner Of William, New York. Sold also by
Druggists generally throughout the u States
ana Conadas. Price ST per bottle; six bottles
for S.. For sale in Canton nv
,HePR' ESTLEY & M0SBYr t
.uneI I, 1901. st4.. laIusys ..t ef.44 2m. j
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] M JESIIKUN
Here is a. other nearer hnme;

New YORK, an ~, 1850,
Messrs Sands-G have great
pleasure IN %ocknowle ging to you the great
benefit have received from the use of your
SorsoparllIa A subject Of pulmonary d~iseose,
l mnde voyage to Europe, but while there
continued to be afflicted. A lew weeks after
my return, ! was seized with a violent hemorr-
uge OF the lungs, and from the debility and
gree I prosttation Of strength that fol. Lowed
with the protracted difficulty of respiration, /
am entirely rel .evedby the use Of your Sarsa,
parlF a, which ! consider a most important ano
iruiy valuable discovery in the healing art. !
leel tba' ! have not oTt1urteen years enjoyed
SO good health as at present ,su. 4
Vnru Dosnaot fall ,.o,-
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
FOR THE PREVENTION AMI CURE OF
Asiatic Cholera in its Early Stages
M I II s----c ~ n. e. -. ! ---L

#
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
Asiatic Cholera in its Early Stages
The Voice Of lie Profession.
! FNIIE great favor which Dr.. Billipg,'s Cars
minatye and ,Aitringent Syrup has
found with medical men, and the great extent
to which il il used and recommended by ply
sicians Of The highest responsibility, cnsille 1t
10 The community il st1nds far above The
quack nosttums which are forced upon public
notice, and has often with false certificates,
We present names is we'll known to the com
mnnitv, and the medical world. Read the
iOllvwing. l ar3
From seymor Ealsey, NJ. D. sorgeon in the
United States Army, aud Thomas J. Harper,
N p Of Vicksburg.
This is to certify that for the last three
or four yeats, | have frequently used Dr.. Bill
ling's Syrup in my practice in cholera imam
tum; (Ihe summer complaint Of cbtldren,J and
chronic cases Of Diarhae in grown persons md
children; and l have no hesitation in recon-
mending this PREPARATION as one of the best
remedies for these diseases | have ever used.
- s. EALSEY, M, D.
! corroboraie Dr., Halsey's certificate above
given. TT HARPER, NJ d.
" e}Qf From DR.. A G Newport.
NJ Willing, ID Fl Laa Jan! 26, 1913
Mr.. o 0. Woodman :--Dear Sir; Some time
last year. | introduced into this neighhorho oil,
DR.. Billings Carmrnative and Astringent Syr~
rup, and from the success thai has universally
attended its use, not only in my W practice,
but that Of others, as well as in families to
which | have sold tho preparation. | am in.
clined to think il will not b. long before a
great deal Of il will be sold here. AT least, |
am not disposed to get out oft myself, and
you will therefore please send me The worth
enclosed, five dollars, as early as possible, and
obIige. Your obcdient servant,
"A G NEWPORT, NJ D.
From DR., James Henry,
Alfalfa Co Miss Dec, II, l849.
Mr.. 90. Woodman-Dear Sii; have used
Billings Catminative and A stringent Syrup, in
several cteRrly marked cases Of the disease lor
which tits recommended, and have found il
successful in every case. | take pleasure ia
saying that considered ii n good Medicine
and prepared with great skill
Yours, Respectfully, .satsg
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6 $1,000 Person,

including all ages, classes and conditions. am,,,
were a large number Of ladies' whoare %DeeSIisy
to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY cupI
when all hope Of relief had been given m M
thing else been tried in vain
To illustrate the use Of the GALvANIC 4
suppose the case of o person afflicted with ma \
civilization, DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic !;
Gus Disorder. In ordinary cases., stimulshs ~
which, by their action on the nerves ma mu,eIs,
stomach, afford temporary relief but which IN
patient in a lower state, and with injured hculHs
the action thus excited has ceased. Now conTsI
with the effect resulting from the upplicsicn0t s
VANlC BELT, Take, a Dyspeptc sufferer even
worst symptoms Of an attack, and simply M II
around the Body, using the Magnetic Flnid d III
In a short period the insensibls penpindon viii
the positive element Of the Belt thereby csaaw
vanic circulation which will Ss on 10 lhe mnHl
thence back again to the pOsit.Te thus keeping oil
tinuous Galvanic circulation throughout he u
Thus the most severe cases Of DYSPEPSIA aa
MAEENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS IS Il
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DIsEA'
YEARS.
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MURPHY & Co, = Canton.
PRlEsTLEY & MosBY M W."
ISAAC MANN, ida Sharon
a.rr COOPER & H~ANsBoRoUGH, Camden
BIZ -a j.. BLUNDELL, Benton
Isaac JoRDoN, Carthage.
ALso-SoId by af
SCOVl IL Sc MEAD,
l13 Chartres ST. New Orleans, General
Agents for the South.
March 9, 1850. L.---
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GENE RAJ DEptx
Strengthening the weakened m. lTE,
various organs and ihvigOFatlpe M gslhg saA
y FITS CRAMP, PARALYss ~ sllls gas
STA or INDIGESTION. RHFinIIa r 5IAlsY B
CHRONIC, GOVT, EPILEpSv 1 1rs AGO
NESS, NERVOUS TREMnRs bgsSAaQ
THE HEART, APOPLEYY Np r,AltiIAI
IN the SIDE and CHEST, LIVFp rnsga,a
COMPLAINT, and CURVATiiRv
SDMrLAlNT, DISEASES Of he EI NY v
CISNGI W NERVOUS and PHySIrn
and all NERVOUS DISEASES VIA
from one simple ~cause-namely, -'l O'nls
A Derangement Of the Nsyvon. !.
.0E- In NERVOUS CoMpLAINTs
cines tNc,ease the disease. Eor ihev ss yIaf q
gies Of the already prOstrated sy,ts~ ~ sl
ss~rehgtnenlng, hie'giving, Whaling ssnss.
vanish, IS applied By this beautiful N, %1sse
covery,. the exhausted patient AMI NIX. w w.
restored TO former health, strength, sssssaivv 1, v
The great peculiarly and sxcsIenc, i
DIR. Christie's Galvanic oupB,l
consists in the fact that they arrsdt 4, N ,
OutUGrd application, in place Of ma n,n,l 'sAs v
ging, and physicking the patient I'M svN %aas
sinks horelessly under the infection
They strengthen the whole svsl,m. ,.,.l;..
tatiOn Of The blood, promote ne %t,cy,ilss, \ y
tthe slightest injury under anu eireHM,iaas, n,
introduction in the United States, onIy f6r,s w
nore than n
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DR.. cHRIsTI@gy Y,
MIC BKAVG1in

NlU 0EA1 q Cnnyulslon
Are found Of vast service ~ cssssT Nervous I
spssmodic Complaints, and gens \, Also iniR
.of the Head and upper exsIelIh v deficiency
Paralysis, and ell diseases caussI s13nr olher Df5al
or Nervous Energy in the nhO'~
body. srom III DC
Ms " me most extFScrdlnaFy
given, ifrequired. q 4. sAnas ss
ma No trouble or inconycnlSsTSS' .dRTICiLlE
NY CHRTSTIE'S GdLVAS f.shle sna denee'
tbsv NAV Be worn by the moss ar cases ne .
nsrfect easo and safety. IN WIZ nya,gat sad 2
attsnding their use is htga.ye ,ES counry.
Thev can be sent to any part p 7
Prices; Ill., psI
The Galvanic Belt, TvO DoIlsi
The Gaiyenic Necklace, ~ DoIlsI
T The GaIyanic Bracelets I'M, Dollsl
The Magnetic Fluid, IA ~ hl
00- The aEllclsI N VA with fun parti'ui'Ii
directions ,Ss %S1tiboi asiaP Agent, uTloN
= me TPs,4lIR=TIcULAR c A.S,Is,
W 3. D. MoRE 5r A4Nfa 4
GENERAL AGENT F0 sRI.1IaEd XII ~
ia For sale by ,,nSBI
TklE0iNN Canton,
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Extract from Letter.
COMPETENCE AND HEALTH.

LAEcAsrER, Pa, Oct. "A, lo7.
nv DEAR SInIk know will have the kindness bear
yith me in enoroaohng upon your time. while acknow.
ledge fin behalf Of myself and wfe the obligations feel
ourselves under to yos in having made known certain mat
ters contained in your most Invaluable Married Wemans
Private Medical Companion IL has been worth its weight in
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curiosity. look il OF the most foru
nate evens Of lfe had been married ten
and the father Of children. long struggling
INCREASINGLY TO the end that might gain moderate com,
potency but the results Of utmost exeron at the end
left about where at the beginning Of each and
that only with the most stntsd economy sucDg with
barely the OF fe Finally this constant EFFORT
beginning to have its effect heslth felt less
capable to endure its while felt the necessity
Of perseverance,.
This constant, unceasns struggle my part i'm
perive consequence Of the protrased condition Of
wo lwi:h occasional nermssion) for six much Of
the time confined TO her bed and Of incapable Of
taking the charge and management Of household affairs
Der condition from OF which ignorant.
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION
sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Ertraet of a Letter from a Gentleman IN Dayton, o

"DAyToN, Nay l, l8lf.
"Dn, A. n MAyRIoxAu-My dear Sir: The Married We
mans Private Medical Companion for which enclosed
dollar to your address, came safely to hand. would not
have troubled you with these few lines but that i'm
pelled by gratitude for myself and wife, 10 dive
ut.ersnce TO our sincere and hcartfelt emotions. -
my wife has been perceptbly SINKING for some thres
years more Of her great anguish and uf
fering months before and during confinement every
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the matters contained Tho Married womaas Private
Medical Companion But for this another year would
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UNR. sCHEITTER FORMERLY FIRST PzN eicIAS IN
~ q e largest hcstsls 10 Germany, ass ,roies.si
tnivsrsify " Nirt1turrh, tfefs BE services w all
81 mtteise surgery and ayisry. Vfet hcuis hn
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I,nR rLNAIKs I'm hAIrs-nR IARzETrr.s JUS o

L,OR FEMALES and hhlEs.-DR LARzETrE's JUNO
Cordial OF Preeays Lsir prescribed A. ar Elective
sr rssslsrttie Of naturs II - az that u prfesses .,
Be kstur.s great restorative and remedy for
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