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The Campaign of Gen. Scott.
GAN lNTENsEsYINTER ROOx.

The Campaign OF Gen. Scott.
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@ Lieut. S. IS mas q sterling SENSE: 4 far
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MISSIONS MEXICAN scenery and character, the events
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RIGS of manguvers absolutely unsurpassed IN 'he OIL
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THE FAaSnH ET'S GUIDE TO

THE FARM ET'S GUIDE TO
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
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MEDICIN AL.
Wietar,a Balsam %. wild oherfy!

Tho best HemetIy ever KhOWH 70 .IH1tH
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Wild Cherry has long been known to
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that theoryis really true we y low cases OIL
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The Heroic Women
HISTORY.

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
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and Self-Sacrfice of Ancient and
Modern Times.
BY HENRY C. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF "TnE CAMP-PIRES OF THE REVO
LUTON" "NIGHT IN BLoCK-HoUSE," DC.
TO set before the women America examples for niLa
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so sared bv the use of only three bottles Of "IViSdTS
Ralsa1n Of Wild Cherry" .-..l

lives 8dred By The llse o OIy EILIe1 DO.e' y
Balsan Of Wild Cherry" -.Hl
Mt Eden KY, July "a, 1889,
Messrs HarcOurt Howard q Co.-Gents:-The "Dr.
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55tb.rTv SETH X. SEARCY.
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