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AFERcTkD by THE FREE USE OF Lao.
MERCURY, IRON, QUININE,
&c, &c, &c. ."i- '-r 'bl
who wish to purge the blood from impurities and
prepare the to resist epeencs, resort to GysOA
Extract of Yellow Dock aud SarsapaTa" which is pro-
wing itself antdote many OF the most mai gnant dis
ted; in this remedy the yubc faith has waveTed
never can waver; founded experience JUST as
their want faith in other and spurious compounds Is
founded experience They fly from mineral n0atruns IL
seek hope life and vigOr from this purely regde remedy
however broken down in health and sptrts-hoVVeveI
loathcSOme to himself and others, let despair of
coveTy; tho patient only understand that his hope
restoration lies only in 'Guysots Extract OF Yellow DOCK
Sarsaparia, persuade him. for his es sake, to
try atde have hesitation in predicting his speedy
restoration to health
Honduras Sarsapara the invaluable remedial agents
from which Or. Guysotts Improved Extract OF Yellow
Dock and Sarsararih is formed and Laboratory of Dr.
Guyso has given us the virtues OF these roots in their
GCOn His preparation contains all the restorative prop
critics OF the roots combined and concentrated in their
most strength and efficacy.
Experiments made in the manufacture of this medi
cine until il found that 1t could not be further
Accordingly find TesoTted to almost uniVeTsaYiu
Hepac SCOrbutic and CutaneOus complaints
general prOstraon of all the vital powers and all those
tOrentng diseases OF the skin trying to tho patience
and 30 injurious 10 the health. n
The following OF Benajah Hughes is OF the
astonishing record Afler forty years. sickness, two
years. ecrclatns torture, the amputaon Of Onee and
the body and limbs almost mass OF eating purifying, dis.
charging ulcers, TO be cured by eight bottles OF Guysots
Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsapara lie almost mrac.
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Io lice. 8qved ~ de We q onlg lLee bolLLt9 RaT4

Balsam 81 WIid CherT1,'p'I
Mt. Eden, KY, July q, 1852.
Messrs Harcourt, Howard & Co.-Gehts:- HDr.
WIsars Balsam Wild Cherry that thought fyou has
been such signal benefit In family that wish mako
Its virtues known for the benefit Of the public.
yife took cold tho time OF her confinement, which
ceed cd her lungs Tho physicians: pronounced her dis
consumption She had proe night Awaits and had
coughs she given for despared OF her recovery
nenced taking 'tWIstdr's BaLSaM. Of ld CheTy,i pnJ
three bottles ected an entire cure with her and the eh4
both. :' ii,3 r t't '59 /. y 't.'t w.. :,
have no doubt that TINY onld have now boon intheT
Cherry. SETH r. SRARCY.
Seth r. SeaEcy Nyhose certificate is above is man OF as
much Veracity any in this country, and Of good
Judgement and place entire reliance on his statement
HARCoURT, HOWARD g. CO.
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BY HENRY .WATSON.

D4 I1GkNh1 VI mA4OONR 81
AUTHOR OF ttTHE CAMP-PIREs OF THE REV(s
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NTR,II)lI{g1EISzA-IiI.l.
Wistar's sBatsar1So3 Wild Cherry!
TthIe - ems h 81 81. sItn6yEif 70 aEnn

e. csas.s, Calls AsLaa Crop Bronchi tbnensa,
bsreIihg Of The LtaSsi tett Bf<aLiNs, LtUsT Agsc'
.Stages Of o6ps,tnf tien, 4Fe.l 4e,4e.
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OF the Lungs and Liver which Is produced By our eVerp
varying climate. ~
Wild Cherry long bean Known TO possessimportn
medicinal properties Thll6t Is familiar toevesy nAtron
in on land Physicians often prescribe 1t in Gaerant
forms variety OF comp Tar. also, hns been
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names arc to tho whole country have gone SON az
declare that even could be cured by i1l
done IN other hands, again. nearly Valueese owing
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Tne extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two srb
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In DIR WISTAR's BAESAbf or WILD CHERRY. -
nice chemical process everything deeterira uSes e
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dozen mortisc locis 3J.inch wood knobs
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NAVY DEpARTMENT,
Bureau qf Provisions and Clothing, March II, 1882
PROPOSALS., seal led and endorsed " Proposals
Il for Small Sures," will be received AT this Bu-
rcau until o'clock p m on Monday, the 10th day
of April next, for furnishing and delivering (on
receiving ten days notiCe) at the United States
Navy Yarda at Chariestown. Massachusetts, Brook
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quircd ordered from the contractor by the Chief
of this Bureau, or by the respective commanding
officers of the said navy yards, during the fsca
year ending June 80 1853 viz:
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HISTORY OF KENTUCKY, from iis Earicst
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History of Georgia, from its Earliest Settlement
60 the Present Time; by I. S Arthur and w H.
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Romance OF Sporting, or Wild Scenes and Wild
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The swamp Stccd, or tho Days OF Marion; n Ro-
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CLASS No. A. Composition Nails.
} OCO lbs | in composition sheathng naiIs
Glass No. 5.-Flar Canpas.

To be 20 inches wide and 40 yards to the bolt.
Glass No. 6.-COti0n Canpds and Hammock
and Bag Stuff.
100 bolts, No cotton canvas, to weigh As lbs per
bolt per sample, per bolt
25 bo!ts, No. 10, cotton
vas, to weigh % lbs
per bolt do do
$50 bolts hammock stuff do do
100 bolts bag stuff do do
The cotton canvas to be 30 inches wide and so
yards to the bolt. The hammock stuff to be IL
inches wide. to contain so yards, and weigh 100
lbs. The bag stuff TO be AZ inches WIDE to
tain so yards, and weigh rs lbs to the bolt.