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MEDIC GIN AL.
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The Heroic Women
HISTORY
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Modern Times.
BY HENRY G. WATSON,


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.lIEmRERs OF COUNOIL.

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/ ,7Illl LETTRR PROM MR.! STEPHENS.
'REDHRAx COTTAGE EpINpUReH..

ttaLess7s. Leonard SeoittsCo y a;4sll.5
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entrely re modelled and great part adopting
an the more improvements in the practice OF Ag
culture suggested by scientific experiment, and Eaahngi
in effect quite new book a., r. 60
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ERuPTIvE DISEASES.

- .
TT has now become settled fact, acknowledged By tho
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letter and many other diseases, BRENILNdERs kLuIp
EXTRACT SARsAPARIbLA DANDELIOH, ts decidedly
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Vermont few days since, who used ii for
very serious diseased
DEAR DocroR; 5..-
,henin Wheeling have nearly cured please send me
some more by Express.
I,ssfp 4 .1l. Yours Respectfully. rl.fE.AI ~
1ttsnow prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF
city, not as qJiack medicine, for have made them
GSrted with the componant parts; and say all
such as we have not the opportunity OF making # known
entirely free from all minerals and is not lit
tie least Incompatible with OF the of1o
dine Foyylef S SOLUTION, other properties va ~
10 be had at Paon q Lakes and r YahrinE, and SOIL
TnOi's4'' '-'s RRRNTL1NGBR & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hall, WheelngY Va.
July 81, 'd2. tH53f-i- @st'4t
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Look to your Coughs

mo all such as are Coughs Colds, Hoarse
meas, Pains In the Breast, Splitting Hood, &C., we
vVo1ld honestly recommend the use of Brentngers Conf
pound Syrup OF Bonsse as Gpeasnnt safe aud speedy
cure Itean be had Aessrg. RAxToN q LAKES end OF
- BRENTLINGER SeARMsTRoNG'S, ssAA
auEot- yr.d Monroe street, Wheeling.
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lI9.l 9I99 4E4a9a9.49@a.4

TLro Tires gared bY he use Of onIy I'VE 0oIIles
w BaIsGnI Of VIA Cherry"
-GA 81 i,ii t4ai' Mt Eden, KY, jul q, 1852.
uessrs ,Hareourt Howard q Co.-Gents3--The 'sDr.
yssrs BaIsam OF Wild GherrySthAt Thought ycuhss
been or ouch signal benefit In that wish mako
M virtues known for the benefit of the public.
NV Wft took cold the time OF her confinement which
cetted cd lungs The physicians pronounced her as
cogSI she given for we dsspired Of her
named taking FTPiSdyls BdlSdm of VIA CheTt,'' and
three bottles entire with her and the Child
both. !...s. !. II N. Ii, b.. - 4 go.
qrayes II they had not used Wistars Balsam OF Wild
SESErrS - - - III .gfa SETH r. SBARCY. j.
seth r. Searcy, whose Is above Is man OIL as
mch yeraCfty any In ths country, and man OF good
iisnent and we place entire reliance his statement
lueeo. - IA RCOIRT. HOWARD q co.
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DR.. Guysott's Improved ExtractOr
Yellow. Dock and Sarsapari1la.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
TION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON-
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THR LUNGS ID.
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
APPECTED BY THE ERIE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, oUINlNE,