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FCURrH MICHIGAN REsIMRST.

grgIHt1, hdrth IL, NbSr
Mr.. ii. III. Day or Gen. VAN Whit:
Pear Sir: We have used D@s's Patent Binsn
Pc, chos % II, m.do to he converted into Te,ts
sp NCts, except tbas the water PROBING In many OF
ems imperfect, Those issued to this regiment
have been exchanged for Tuuher blankets. The
men are snTIJ for H. AS hHd - the FoDcho il, Vt
II preferred tO the rev TGhbSr blankets for which
they were exchanged. Der men would gladly
change back for the old PoRohos But our iudg-
srt IS thatH the POnchO Feat we're made of Il cd
rubber, Same pattern as the Linen Paintef 8, and
Protected on the surface II Won bs jIst the thing
wanted. Weare Infci med the prioo of the PaIated
PonohO Tent Of Mr.. Day L. 8 50 each without
p0.es. In conclusion We frankly say we consider
them amply worth the Tnonsy.
J w Chids, Lieut.. OF Comd'S dth Mich Vol;
James III Cole. Msior attn Mich Vol; Cor
ID; ! BALDWIN, Lieut. Co ID; N Stoddard,
Lieut. Co ]; Il Parsons, Lieut. Comd Co
f.; G. Mann, Lieut.; G. lamsop, Lieut.; nj
W ChapIn, capt Co T.; Samus, Nj Kelly, Capt
90 l.; A NJ Rose, Capt 60 A 4th Mich Vol;
WIN Clarke, surgeon tth Mich Vol; x Il
AuchmutV, Asst Adj't Sen % Arjssie, +
PoItor's OlvIt; T. & DoClittle, Csbt Combs
Go "; George SpadnE, Capt Co R,tth Reg
Mich; ID ID MsTsha.l, Capt Co q; 9Th Reg
HEADQUARTERS Sirty-S1oHd Rsgimfat,
Penn Volunteers, MaTth 20, 1852.
We concur in tie foregoing accommodation.
SAMUEL w. fLACK,
Colonel Cor maUUirs p esImsnt.
J. w. SWPITZ6R.
Lieut. Col. 6d Rec P.. Vol.
8. Brown.
ACiut.nE 69I rem. Vol.
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Camp asay Aiszasdyi1,
q. s.. keTnldyS, March II. Ia

Gen, VAN VLRIT. u - E.
The officers and men have recently tried the
Linen lent d'Abn, and find them wholly paslsss
IN wet weather. They leak water, and afford really
no pTOfsoteR 10 tie troops IN Tainy weather. FTha
th sm an.esS eGDlEsIIsd &c. Wken wet, the sheets
aIe very heayy, sld viii DRY only when expesed--l
bsnaEt car % Obtained irop ths.r use, except IS
sas9s 81 Hfs eet tie men tloIs the not sun or sae
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CAMP I,PsLEY, VA.
uv.ror.przRs rr-rs6 ARrILLsRy.

Foyt CoTcoTdH, ETgtl1G, March u.
I bsv. examined the article reierret 10 IN the
FOREGOING certifc.te, and also one Of the SANG
kind sr-pfoofet with Ind. rubber inst"sd o.
hishi1 of the OF isiral. J dee n that coated with
thin rubber. as now mSde by Mr.. Day, who as.
srres me he is The inventor of this POnrho Tent"
As perfect ard inyalu ibie contrivsnos for NOV,
ing army. must cordially recGp n ma us general
adoption, JAMES ~ EsSL W;t,I
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7 II f PONCHO TENT!
ENTIRELY waTER.PRoOF.
Invented AND NAMED BY HORACE II. DAY.
Weight Pounds.

1t is three good Rubber Blankets, on Linen,
e. by IL inches.
II is three POnchos or Cavalry over garments
each weighing, complete, two pounds The
whole, when united, makes this convenient
Tent for three persons a march.
ManufSstured ard sold, wholesale, by the Ia
ventor. Factory, corner SD street and Sd ave-
nue., New York.
Retail price, Water PROCEED with x ubber, SO.
Large discount wholesale.
Retail price, Water PROCEED with Enamel
Paint, S650
Without Makers name, none genuine.
(Patent applied for
WALL, STEPHENS & CO, Agents,
322 Pennsylvania avenue, Washing ton
The following Testimonials will show how
this valuable contrivance is viewed and COM
is place: One two horse team will transport
enough Of these Tents for Regiment. For So lie
and orders received as above.
CIMP I.lsL1Y, VA,
Hsadqxarteys stb Penn. CIc1Lry, March q, 1862.
Tbs Rssnsni Ssa had IN Su use the ii1sn painted
Pon"ho Tents about one month, and finds every
ssns sny.SiSs in ihsli .sos tRs. could give more
general setisfsetlon. We nave used them as tents
and we Also fad them an excellent shelter from
,torm while on march. In short, We would rot
E. Gnfi:h, Lieut. Col; Maj1r Psnnock Hno,
Chas ArIowsmith, Capt 60 B; = Smith,
"a, opt Comd'S Go G; Samuel Wilson,
G Gs7ai r. Audrey Craven, Csgt Combs
" Jsoobs, "a f.s. w Ee Gait MtC Ce B;
ham. Capt f Go 53 e. - Pen EN-, Cay; John
Il P Prloe. tsSsSo 5; Wn NJ. B; " " 4
co q, Reheft OldhsM, LIST Lieut. - nesss,
C0r5is ca: 60 F. E Is KD. Ss,i' l.uf
9Th pa: Iieit Lewis FishblaSe, Co T..
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CAMP MARCY. VIRGINIA,


Headquarters Sd Pa, Gao, Efarch u. 1862.
To Nj. ri. IL DAY or Brig. Gen Wax VLPIr:
Our regiment Is very much pleased with Day's
Li0en Painted Poncho Tents. We Ourselves have
tested them thoroughly, end can speak in hrh
praise OF their us9julness Ia opinion there is
no Article OF this de- Clip ion msfs otnvopient
and 80 well sd: pied 10 the various purposes which
our aetua. resUi ronel's demand.
seal, Acrr Jos II B[sun,x, Capt Co M;
son, Capt co +; Jos + Lodge, st Lieut.; r
Russell, Cast 60 T.; Wendsii Cato. Capt Co
l.; Sherwood. Lent 20 J.; VIM Gary,
Ca2t Com1'g Co ID; Ii ii Martin, Capt Eomd's
Co X; Edv Jones, Ga ptComd'g Go G.; Kobt
Douglas, lat Lieut. Co &; WIN II Price, LIST
Liert 4 q III; Alex Woodburn, Capt Co
II; ThOs II / own, Capt Co q; Walter New
hail, LIST Lieut. Co q.
Ifthe material was rubber cloth, l would oopour
IN tbs above. WIN w. AyRRELL,
Colonel Third p. v. G.
agree with the Colonel Commanding.
ERnRsr ". BPMESr,
Mai. Com First Bat. Third IA Cav
chserfullJ concur In the foregoing certificate,
sIcest as to the maternal OF which the tents are
made, which should be rubber. s Nj. GWEN,
Lieut. Col, Thi'd Pa. Cav.
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Colonel Ii N. Y. VolaEtser Artillery.
Headquarters 3i,h ". Y. Vol.


Mr.. DAY We have examined your Infi. Rub .
Der Poncto Tert, WIta t5e Trimmings and arrange
ments. It's, IN .or Judgment. perfect. Ths tfzs
~ jpBt ght for the num3sr OF men for hich II is
oeGigu6G. Ii 10 srous and DURABLE. Oar regiment
Ieosived shout eight hundred Of painted muslin
from tho q usrtermsstaTs Der sr;ment on the 18th
sider Them rnft for the purpose Designed. and
nearly vslHo!ess. Some of the men have thrown
then a. ~ as useless They crack and pssi. and
leak water padiy. Thy were made In PM adel-
phis. We cannot speak in too harsh terms of con-
demnatIen Of thsui
WIN. l.. OSWALD, Captain Co. A.
CHARLKs kILKY, Captaln, 80 al
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SN.geoa'S Quarters. 2lth ". v. s. d.,
Fdiley'S X ReadS, March *, Ise2:
We fully concur IN ths opinion expressed ~
Cart. T. w, Walker, g Infantry } ana otheIs. in
reference 90 the utility Of the Linen Tent q Aofi
We have been using them for the last four weeks.
n. X TsTHILL,
Assistant SuTgeo 2ath ~. y. z. M.
j McENTsR.
Cd Lieut.. Company X, 2oth y. Y: : NJ
concur in what Is above impressed BY DIR. Tut
hill. G. VAN SANfvooRD,
Chaplain 10Th n. L. :. NJ
fully concur In the above:
T. .HIRDEsBERGH,
Major 21th N. Y {. M.
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WARRINGTON, MARCH 8, 1902.

Mr.. HORACE III. DAY:
You wish me to stats the az perience of the Iegi-
ment to which am attached IN the use CT the Tent
d. bri, furnished US by the Government. and nads
of cloth not W ter- proceed.
Isnswer they are of little or no use. have nv
sell tried them, and am now suffering sevsIe colo
to sleep under one OF them. This is tie experience,
1 bsllevs. Of the regiment. have cxEmined y0II
into blankets and and consider 1t tAs besf
fhias l ever saw, AID deem it admirable Tor On
army II aotua! Sc! wee la the field.
GEO. w. GREKM';,u,
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HEADQUARTERS PoRTER's pIyIsIoN,
(a1Gp California Va } Hcr,h 1850

CazHp California IVA NcTeh, 1852.
In the rnsroh Of Pcttel's Rivi,ion ON Hsf's
Hill, VIrglnIa, to Fairfax Court House. aLd FROM
Themes % this pla0s, tho fonoho Shelter Tent,
manufactured by Mr.. Day, ard Usei by several OF
Inc regiments IN their blyouao. although May Of
them def ctive, 10 oonsIdeTstIOn IF the snS ex-
psnso OF them. q thibk SI5D,l more than paid Tor
thtmselt es during the movement OF the p.st fea
drJ's TIE sDIGtei's usInE The N find them warner
thsn ths French "ieat d'AbII" ThsJ sTe tho
Tlent s:zS Tor comfort ana cOnvenIefce when
pitched for tho number OF mot allotted to them.
TteT have en- FdFsniase ovor :the TENT d bri"
wheL vet, rs thoI are nO heavier, while ne TENT
d'Abri,9 absorbing the BoietuIe, are not only
more ycig hty when packed vet, but are iIFhls to
mlldew 4 20 s'zo, ligh Illness, cheapDess and HIll
~ of this tent make ~ ccsirshie one and could
It he IEado - endure without peeling cracking,
would. In lnJ opinion, make IL invalus6le TO any
army moslpg. u. MChTRIIHy,
1t. and kdIt to Gen +. J. Porter, Com q Div.
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wAsHIEeroN, March "a. 1852.

Mr.. HoRACa III. Day.
have examined your plsn OF Poncho Tent, a
Blanket Size, o. hJ u inches, ard ooEvertbe into
q shelter tents snd i deem IL altogether the test
contEIvspoe for any army moving have seen. NV
regime Mt have recently obtained some painted cot
blankets are pnted vita eJ eets. prefer he hut
tons aEd tbs OF LINEN as bsse asd to be water
proceed with RHbbeT. | deem Jour X ubber Poncho
Iens The best have seen. and eha ohesTfully re-
commend Its adoption og the government for srIoy
uss. JAMES A. SUITsR.
Lieutenant Col0neI LOm'g, So N. Wv.
fully colcar in the views above set forth,
j. PALMER,
Hnfn Al Uol
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~ ~ SOME7HINS NEW! - -
2A leAelxAYKsr DIscoyERY sE2A Ia
VAk&Y TIE AeI!

0lsSsiiiIT;;5. IN 6 X:sI 'r0Af
~ A. SCI q sirsss, s,;sssss W
oys7Eass s1TExM ED
In the Shell and Thoroughly Cooked (fsr superior
70 . rsasN in tsss sssHsfss, tks Jasfss3
tiSss - YsesrS. Call and see.
Hhs lndernEnsd RESPECTFULLY informs bis friends
In the District xnd visitors to the city that he HIS
RENTED his OLD and wLIL-KNowF IsIABLIsHMINi
plete srTsnTemsnts to furnish OYSTERS in any
style and acy suartty. 900 to 800 gallons shloke1
per day, 5000 to 3y1O0 cans Of Spioed and Fresh
put MP daiJ-oans Dramatically sealed. Furnished
In the shell by the bpshcl or barrel.
Persons wishing 10 have Oyster, furnished regu-
WItkout fear Of hiIurc, saosid call and make a..
ranEspents At onse. FreiEhti time, and money
ssusI to The osIebrstsa Eaitimers sass biIhmsnts.
Ut Prices isr. - low.
10 SEYkEkS, r.
Canned heSts, Eobsters, Ssrdiuee. CLANS,
Strawberries, ToInstces, Pigs Fest, 7rIPe, SO.
40, 40. Also, PicklsE, Cstspy, Ssaces, Brandy
Peaches, 40, Also, 6eTne and Fresh Fish, Tur-
ties, EeTrapIns Fresh L0bsters, Cod, Halibut, &c.
In fnct, everJ thing for sale in the Northern mar
tets always on hand, ut reasonable pTisse.
Hotels and families supplied With Oysters, de-
fyered without charge to any ssrt OF the District,
IL SEASON, II the monsy le rent with the order.
Ny establishments open from 5 .. IN. TO II st
nj, ID, eysrJ day, except Sunday, whom l close a
jsi,ti TN. HARVEY.
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To HORACE III, Day.

To HORACE III. Day.
We have exsrtlIled your Tent d'AbrI, made on
thin Linen CLOTH. lightly costed with Rubber com
position. The adopting OF IL TO tbe plrpose OF q
mesa ard strength g. water repeilin g sua Ity and
OF our experience with other articles, We oonslder
your "Poncho Tent the best ooii sT.yance We have
yet seen f.. biyouaolng aud use OF tie army on
marc without teats.
VIM II. PEsRosG,
lat Lieutenant ID Infantry. Cong Co.
l.. W. WALKER,
Capt. Oh Infantry. Commanding Co. l.
Nesr Alexandra, March IS, 1862. -
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!. ,vEw OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM TIE CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON TO DR.. TUMBLETY, THE INDIAN
HERB bOcToR.
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HELMBOLD,s ROSE WASH.

HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.
An excellent Lotion for Diseases of a s,,h,l,t,o
Nature, and as an injection in Diseases OF the
Urinary Organs arising from hsbin Of Di.si patton,
sarssparIls. in such Diseases as recommended
Eridenes of ths most rsliabls asd ysspossibgs
character srtIl accompany tks aeiseisss.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
EeN TO 20 yesrs' stasdssf,
WITH NANEs KNOWN TO
SCIENCE ANDFAME.
pos Me o &. uSsss Of Dis
Practice OF Physie. =.
rs sSs is.rffs Hss; x the late o.'S'sd Dr.
s.Isss:..s s Ps - Mems $ss;
Queen's Journal. As eA>
f fsszi'via f: ::: i ss;s !,
See most Of the late Standard works on Medicine.
EIirsot sarssParila, sl % per bcstls. or az Tor
Inproved Rose Wash. 50 per bottle, or ii. FOR
Or. h.lf do.es ofessh for ,slsn. winch will DO
rsesos. are sds.ss S.Ss4ss g sny xddfe q
securely paeked from observation.
DESCRIBE sYN N,1spIsILss ALL CONNIE
Seies Vueienleeo' Aovice 6rAtla.t
- AFFIDAVIT,
=, ersonslly esl.a,ed before me, sn Alderman of
the city OF Philadelphia, II. n. HHLMBoLD, Who
oeing oely sworn. doth say. his preparations con-
gein no nexoouc, no mercury, or other lauriops
drugs, but are purely vegetsbla -
Sworn and subscribed before me, this sd dAy Of
November, 1854, VIM. r. hIBBEE %. Aldernsn
Ninth street, above Race. Phisdelphis-
Address letters for information in oon6denees 10
ii. b. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot, loA scuh Tenth 81 bel. Chesnut Phila.
BEwARE OF co UNrERKEIrs
AND uNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endsayor 70 dispose ..oT TKKrR owE" and
'ofHxR' AxffcL1s on TIE xIPuTATIox AfrAfr1
By Hslnbolds Genuine Prspsrssions.
SaxeADsrllIa.
49, Improved Rose WISH.
seldby ALL DIR UG6IsTS EEERYWHRRI.
AsK FOR HELMB0Lpb. sasia'
FAKE NO OTHER. :, - -.-.r.
Cut cut the Advertisements and sand Tor o.
AND AVOID IMPQsIIIoN AND EXPO
ks&e
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night 1ew In our opinion, they are useless a. tne
t,h We speak the gentme nts OF the entire req
ment L. w. WALLER,
Captain 81 Infantry.
WIN ri. PkSROsg,
Lat Lieut. 81 InfantrX Commani'g Co.
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LIST Lieutenant Company Z, isth Indians. Vol
HsadqKnrters Harris LisAt fdvairv.
krIta gton & Va Camp Pa,11sy. March q, l8Ss'

.x,Ilzston, VA. Camp Palmer, March q. 1as..
MIR. HcRiCE DAY:
havs examined your patent POnoho Tent, AND
having had some oOnsidera bic knowledge and ex-
perlPnoe In the India rubber business, i DO not
hesitate to say that yor have succeeded in ma king
your rubber preparation of water PROBING perfect
Tor The use to which you Lave AZ pliei IL. Your
Ponoho Tent, being made weigh only seven
pounds, is just the thing wanted The szsis really
quite large and 9onven lent tor three men, and am
surp iced and delis hted that valuable an sddi-
ton has been discovered for the soldiers comfort.
lie IL so much better than anything else n the hed
rs TO bs above comparison. All other things mere
tof,re issued, except yours, nave failed. Tho
French Tent d'h bri useless in tie field in rainy
prevent Iaros noTfi, Of the mem in INV rsgimsnt
refuse 10 use Them, and the money expended IN
th,. COS. 10 substantially Il, own away IN, rub
rial. VET are ot OF any excei for man to lay
pndeS him when sleeping.
~ w r. w.AEA[sTRoEG,
N.inr Sd Rattalins HALLS LIZ ~ Cavalry.
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WASHINGTON, ApTIl {, I96i

W. sHIkGToN, A pTIl {, 1862.
We have examined tia new POnoho Tent, IN,
vented Ivy Mr. Day, Tlsas Qt linen, and rendered
Water Proof with IGdla IGb6t z. Win suI1sce pre-
teotiOn. The important fact thA the tent ls mace
up of three large Blankets, eeoL' foncho. Ia
very impOT tant oonsid .rAtIon-ss IN mhIchins, OF
picket or guard duty in rainy NveethNr, the tol-
der is kept dry with the incumhIancs OF only Two
pound wei ht- vhIle, At night, the tftee Ponohos
are united 10 make = good Tent Tor three NJ
We have noticed ard examined the ainerent
oontIvances tho fe Id designed as suL stitute,
but none are comparable with thIs; and We cheer
fuzzy certify TO Iii utility and recommend lts use
preference TO any other for bivous ng and LOT
the army IN the Held without regular tents.
THos, A ZIEGLE,
Colonel 10th ReGin.s cut Penn. vol.
n. T.. CLARK,
Capt. Co. g LIST n. }. Cavalry.
AED ADAMS,
Msjor LIST New York Cavalry.
HORACE DAY, Esq:
Having examined your India Rubber Pom cho
Tent and re ted Its Water roof qualities, fv@l
bound u ssJ that 1t is the best Tent after that
model hav5 yet seen.
tits far surori to the Tent d'Abri, in In I'll,
French army, ~hioh can say from EXPERIENCE Is
ali but worthless in heavy vet weather. Your
TENT Is more portable; and beiGg impeTyIous TO
wet, must afford good shelter 10 tee soldier in
campaign. DAMS kKiLy. Captain.
CHEvALIER DIX PIElX.
ct ut. GrsgOire, 60.
Metropolitan Rotsi, WARRINGTON, lpTil5, 1854.
fuzzy concur in the shove. WYsU kBOGH.
WnShirstoS, dPrIt s. 1852. AS8-2awSt
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Major Sd Battalioa Harris LII. 1t cavalry
H,adquorfsrs Harris Light Ca, 'aty,

Mr.. HORLCEV. DAY: ,x
Your Poncho Isnt has been submitted to my e4
animation and 81 compelled to express moAt
favo able opinion o. As superiority TO any ming
that has come under NJ notice. Its water proof
increased by wet or rain ana ,ss duraDilty recon-
mend 1t to mo As being Just wtst AZ tnis time' 10
required for actual hard service IN fhs held.
NV experience with the Frenoi. shelter tents Us
not a. ali favorable. they being al7ost useless IA
wet wentheT and con slder your tens "a entirely
obvlating the objections so justly r.Sed against
the use Of the plain o 9th shelter tent. ,,,
The Rubber Blanket nov issued 10 only VaiuaL.e
as a covering TO be aced upon the groui1d' ana
not at all fiji to form q tent.
J. KILPATRICK.
1t. Col I'd N. Y Carolry and PrcCost Marshal.
LIST Lieutenant lSt Artillery.
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Camp nen- Fai,far Seminary, Va,

Ls-,'s I,isGds. Nc D0wsIPS DiU., March %. 1852.
Mr.. -. u. DAY:
,-ooC with gsJgeI or Amt, and like the style, size
and make vers fa-oh, ahi though the MISTER 81 used
for wateI prOoEnc, beng enamel pant ls Iiaola 70
orask vet only two ven n the bate are SICK |,
sSd We you'd not TiestJ be without you, painted ns
tent. We thank, If made yats Proof WIN Innis
the field We cheeriuIlJ bear tssl'nony to the fact
hst your cOntTlvsncs Is stogetss, the best OF any
shelter toni y hIHh has core under our notice on
this side OF the Potomac. We navS n. spected your
PGnchs wade of rubber on linen, and conyerubie
irto shelter tent OF, you teIg it, Oh Poncho
Z mt" and nOps it viii bs purchased nv the Gov
ornnent, aud that We shall be able TO get 1hom.
Very respectfully.
+. M. EpasLL, lst Lieut.. N II, BaherI.
IL. n. HoHss. ist
WADLEiGH. ~
III. l.. CoEDICT, I'd
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the GREAT "AsiERiyAN REMEDIEs,"
Known 40 HELMBoLDs
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz:
HELMB0LDS EXTRACT "BUcHU,p
sARSLPARILLL
{" IMPROVED ROSE WASH.

HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
" HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND RI UID EXTRACT Is UcHU.
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and DkOPSICAL DWELLINGS,.
This Medicine increases the power OF Dises-
ton. and sxcites the ABsoRBENTs into heal
thy action, By which the wATERY OR CAL
CARE0US dispositions, and all UNNATURAL
ENGAGEMENTS are reduced, ss we'll o.
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. aud 10 good for
MEN, WOMEN, CT CHILDREN.
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Erysipslas Cryed,

DIR. TUMBLErr-Your herb remedies are the
paragon OF al that 10 great In medicine. They
have cured me after being given up 10 die Of
erysiPeias. Mrs. EMMA KERNALL,
go ..- Fairfax county, Va.
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once, No. II Washington Buildings, Penn,yl.
vaala avenue, corner 10 ltyeet % ls.Sws
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Consumption Cured.

vegetable course OF treatment presented bl
Dr. Tumblcty has cured me Of Consumption.
JOSEPH EsKRID6E,
Brigade Wagon Master, 10Th street, Washington
DC.
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Dsplo ra5ls comditiou of Body aad nrird

Dspio. rabls Condition Of Body aad Mind.
was al most dead with pain In my chest, back
shoulders, side and head; was debfutated that
could scarcely walk. My mind was continually
melancholy and gloomy; but were IL not for Or.
Tu.nblety's skill and his remedies, would have
been dead before this. am new completely
cured. THOMAS GRIFFIN,
p street, between 18th and 10Th, Washington,
ID. T..
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NV wife has been afflicted with disease Pc
culiar 10 her sex, for three years Had tried
various physicians without any benefit. Dr.
Tumblety hiG cured her. w. TUCKER,
Alexandria, Va.
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This LIST certify that have been troubled with
ths above-named complaints for several years. l
Warrington, Alexandria, and Georgetown, but
received no relief was persuaded to try DR..
1umbletY, and in a very short time his herb
medicines cared me. JANIS H. BHALL,
Blacksmith Shop, Navy Yard,
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