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CURE OF AsTHMATTC AFFECTION.
NKw YORK, June Q, 1858.

NhW 4Ohhs Juue - loOos
s1R:-It is with great pleasure and salts
faction that now address you, the purport
OF which is, 70 state to you my late distress
ing case, and to request, for the beneft OF
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cure, from your valuable remedies waSil,
for some time, by reason Of taking severe
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attended with a cough and hoarseness and
also with great deal Of eXpectoration. 10 a
serious extent, for which applied To several
medical men. and took medicine for three
months regularly, but without any change
OF my distressing symptoms, until became
weary Of their prescriptions, and their pro
tracted hopes OF doing me any good.
was at length pretatled upon to apply to
you. found but little relief the first iwoor
three weeks. but at the end OF the month I
began 10 feel great relief, both in my cough,
hoalseness and expectoration; and in week
OF Two more, was delivered OF my COM
plant In wonderful manner, by the bless
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nave the happiness TO enrol my testimo-
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foTmances, and am conscieutiousIy recofn-
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AID sympathy.
Sir, yours in gratitude,
T. JONES, JR.
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MILK LEG CURED.

afflicted with what is called Milk Leg, and
after trying many remedies and physicians
without benefit, at length went TO the
Great Arabian Physician, who gave me a
course OF medicines with directions. My
ankle began TO show signs OF irritation In
two or three days after taxing his medicines,
and appeared TO get worse Tor some time
The medicine appeared TO throw all The In
side out to the surface, and now believe IL
las effectually cured mo. My ankle has
healed, and walk as well rs ever l did. 1t
is three months since have considered my
self perfectly well.
ALLEGHKNY CITY, Pa, April, Is, ls5s.
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INDISPENSABLE FOR LADIES
Is THE
SEWING GUIDE.

a beautiful article for the assistance OF ladies
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Loss OF SHELL HEsroRED.

This will certify that for one year previous
10 last spring was entirely dePrlHea % III w
power OF smell, resulting from Nloleht anu
long continued CatRrrh. 10000 size
During this time, I applied TO three OF me
most eminent Physicians In TINS CITY, 1ut
they not only did not afford me any reilei,
but expressed an opinion that womb never
recover the use of the sense.
Finally went to New YORK ana apPale999
TO the Afahian Physician. He said he couIe
cure me- and although somewhat donotSd
It paid him $50 and got course OF 49,
ment- In four weeks after taxing MS Ie ll.s
having my former acute sense OF SMELL Ahu
ARTEMAS b. REED.
ALBANY, N. y. July 10, 1861
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sid in reasonable time. AS the doctor has
mad unusual success In all the cities which
ne has visited, he requests but call; and
nose sufferers who have used all possible
means for the restoI alton OF
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A1aASY.N. Y, Jan. 10. 1853.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 10. 1866.
DEGR DoCroR.-On my late visit 70 New
work CITY. called on you and obtalned Aa-
- ana Taeafclne for the cure OF the CatarTnf
sIb Whom had been AFFLICTED for u years,
nd nj which I am happy 10 STATE nASe
hasn cured by your medicines. Shonlo y
: ID ,,|SnT eIonYsnfence, should be pleased
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hat Won would nnd great deal OF pracIl ~
and Il would be a great pleasure 70 me o'ala
you " Jonas F. POWELL.
Dry Goods Merchant,
Nos. 10 and q. Fourth street
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CURE OrDIsEAsE CONTRACTED IN
CALIFORNIA.
4AraJian Phylieia,l i.

4rnGid1 PhyIieiGn:
DEAR SIR:-During my stay in san fran
cisco, which did not exceed eight months,
suffered occasionally from cosLiYeness, and
having occasion 10 go to Panama, where 1
remained IL months more. L was there af-
fiicted with diRrThea-
Finding that there was no hope of my
health improving, returned home; when
here about i've days was extremely Ill, In
decd, from fever, occasional chills and diar-
Thea; In fact, become completely prostra-
TED, Notwithstanding my having recourse 70
every remedy within the reach OF purchase.
Having made my situation known TO gen.
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ply 10 you and take your medicines, in one
week would have the consolation or being
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II is with no ordinary feeling OF pleasure and
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his prediction has been verified to the letter,
for after having taken them for eight days.
ind mySslf In the enjoyment or excellent
health and spirits.
feel l never can be too grateful for the
salutary advice ofmy friend, and also TO you,
plain and truthful narration OF facts, should
any OF them labor under similar sufferinss
70 mine, 10 have immediate recourse TO the
Arabian Physician.
with great respect remain, your grateful
and obedient servant,
HIRAM w. FOWLER,
Cooksrows, Allegheny Co., Pa.lApriIg, IS
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FEMALR UOMpIAISrs.

0reut arabian FlyGictan:
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have suffered for upwards or I'VE years
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BIRMINGHAM, Pa, March 3. 1858.
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INCIPIENF CONSUMPTION CURED.

arabian Doctor:
DEAR SIE:-WlthouI detailing the horrors
OF mind and body of CONSERVATIVE
invalid, surrounded with friends, with
bright prospects of future happiness,
soon to be blasted by death, allow me
10 say 10 you, my dear sir, your exaIni-
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ment and your kind advice have effected a
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WIN. d. WRIGHT.
SOUTH PIrTsBURGH, April 4. 1865.
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them go by OpenlngI WlnulhBI anu
watches should be opened as little
as possible, merely to wind, set or reg
ulate them. By continually opening
them, particularly In the inside cap,
opportunity is offered to minute partl-
Giles of dirt from the case, or otherwise,
10 intrude into the works. have
recently cleaned, stopped by some
small particle of dirt sticking fast
between the teeth OF some or the
wheels, particularly near the escape
ment. lsia--
PARTICULAR care should be taken To
keep the works OF watch clean, even
though perfectly free from dust; they
ought to be taken to pieces and cleaned
when the oil has become dry, as with
ont this pFecaution, The best watches
would be spoiled. 1t is good watches
that will continue TO go. until friction
and wear prevent their going any
longer; they are the most liable TO be
Watches, under ordinary circum-
stances, should be cleaned every sec
ond or third year at the farthest. Those
that are small and fiat, or have COM
plicated works. require cleaning more
frequently. Neglect in this particular
Is the reason why many imported
watches are injured by not being at
tended to in time, and having the oil
changed. They may have been made
some time previous TO being sent out
then the journey here, then from the
importers to the Dealers where tney
may lay for q long time before 6elng
sold; so that years may possibly elapse
before the wearer has II in his pocket
Therefore, is 1t TO be expected thar Lne
watch can perform correctly II II
does, all the time you keep It golnSi
You are only causing 1t more injury.
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All ofwhich viii be sold at low cash prices
maIl3
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OnnE OF AsTnMA.

Arabian PhyEiefGn:
DEAp DR.-HayIng been a great sufferer
FINN Asthma. for 20 years, and lately derived
so much benefit from = few weeks OF your
kpovTIsj1nentI hoping II may lead others 70
The same means and termination. 49,.
During the above period l29 years. nays s!s
been under various medical treatment In
ilfferent Tarts Of Europe and South America
but TO no purpose. now enjoy rest at nisnt;
relish my food, and with cheerfoLness aIteho
70 business
lam, sir, yours Resp.
ARTHUR CLARK
Importsrof Drugs, ~ Wlliam IL
SEF YORK, Sept. q lsss,
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TESTIMONY oFALADY.

arabian fhyIicinn:
DEAR DR Accept this as a testimony OF
your skill in the treatment OF diseases or fe-
males. 1 consider yon cannot be exceIled In
the treatment OF all those diseases. In my
case you soon accomplished more than all
the doctors who have ever treated me previ.
Gus TO falling inlo your hands. am now
perfectly wei, and you will please accept my
thanks for what no one else could have done
for me. EMALINE HOWARD,
OF Demorests Fashion Magazine.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10, 1866.
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wHIrE swELLINa CURED.

arabian D0cior:-
DEAR SIR ~ wish TO present you the facts
in the extraordinary cure of my aunt, Mrs.
Washburne, living with me in this place, by
two courses OF your medicine. The INST OF
which obtained atyour ONCE In person, me
your skill in the treatment of this class OF
Complaints Mrs. w. has been affected for
the last sixteen years with white swelling
attended with alterations Of various bones
during which time pieces or bone have 6een
discharged from the frontal bone nom oolh
arms, wrists and hands also thelegs. During
most OF the time her suffertngs were e1cru-
chatting and depIorRble. About six months
since sac began with your medicine ana
they had very happy effect on her by re-
moving all pam and swellings and causing
the ulcers 10 heal: while at the same time
her general health has been entirely restored
50 that she has gained twenty pounds IN
flesh. No one ! am sure need dispar OF q
cure in white swelling when they hear OF
- SAMUEL BERsFoRD.
Attorney,
wAYsEsRURS- Green Co. Pa. Mar 10 '6s.
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CASE OF uLCERATBD SORE
THROAT.


arabian Doctor:
DEAR SIR:-FeelIngs OF gratitude Induce
me to make a public acknowledgment emit Of
the benefit have derived from the use Of
your medicines. 1 have for several years
been AFFLICTED with scrOfulou5 swelling In
my head, which at times would gather and
other would break out In different paris OF
my face and head.
these continued until my throat, face and
head were almost one complete sore, and for
q long time L was SO hoarse that IL was with
the utmost difficulty that could speak
above q whisper. 800 s--
During The time had several attacks OF
PieuriSy and other diseases. / consulted DIFF
feTent physicians, and tried various ieme-
dies, but received no benefit until i COM
menced Using your remedies. am now
well; the sores are all healed, and attribute
the result entirely to your valuable medl-
clnes.
Yours, with respect and gratitude,
MARY MORTIMER,
100 Penn street.
PTrrsHUReH. PA. February 90 1888.
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RECOMMENDATION FROM A PLY.
SICIAN.

For that dreadful and destructive Con-
nm Wasting OF Flesh, the Arabian Physi-
clan Is the physician, and the only one TO
rely on. The DIS quick understanding TO
detect the lurking seeds OF disease in the
blood, where no other doctor could do 50, be-
lieve me. has no equal any where in rellev-
ing the almost hopeless condition OF the sick.
CHAS. GARDNER NJ. u.
MoEoSGAHELA CITY, April 9, 1858.
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for the examination OF Assistant BuFReonE
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Testimonials as 70 character and QuRltdcs-
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PITTSBURGH. Doc. .. 1855.
CASE OF DRIED UP LUNGS.

arabian Physician:
DEAR SIR:-You will recOllect that when
you were in this city last winter 1 procured
from you a course of medicine for an &C.
QuRintance OF mine. who was thought 10 be
near his end with quick consumption. He
Was then BILE to rise nom his bed, and
Was extremely feeble.
His Physician informed him that his right
lung was completely dried up, or destroyed,
and that the LEFT one was badly diseased.
His friends believed he must soon die, unless
Teliefc could be obtained for him, and L in
duced them to try you.
Amer pro curing the medicine, immedi-
ately left town, and you may judge OF my
surprise on my return, to meet him In the
nnd he had entirely recovered.
Eight weeks from the day he commenced
taking your medicines, he was at work at
his trade tcarpenter.)
Although this may be n strong case, II is
not 1.-THE only one in which, to my certain
knowledge, your skill has wrought almost
miFacleL
Yours truly,
House Builder, las, Sd Avenue.
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Prrrsnuaen. "a, Februa ~ 5. ID E II
WAsHrNaToN. b. G. Feb. p, lsss.

WAsHINGToS, ID. G. Feb. %, 1865.
DEAR DoCToR-No one could tell what It
is 10 be laid up In bed and have rheumatism
and Chronic OIArrhoea for two long years.
Il is to be cured; and pray to Heaven for
you, whom kind Providence sent to relieve
me rom my sufferings. AS am well known
in this city, II this VIII be OF any benent 10
you, you may publish1t, Any person doubt
Ing, may call and see me personally.
Yours, with great esteem,
GE0hGE 8, WATKINS
u 3 street.
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TIE Springfield Mass Republican.
Glasses the making of good bntter wiz 4
bit of the prime article has been pro
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Springfield would have been that en-
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Doctor

Doctor
DEAR srR.-I cannot refrain from address
ing these few lines 10 one 30 whom GER
taInIy owe my lie, as, after four years' con:
slant taking Of medicine for my Lungs. ana
pounds, had placed myself under your
care, and In nine weeks was fnlly restored 70
health. May God prosper you In your good
- ANNA n. JARVIS,
40 % Randolph street
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sALTsBURo. Allegheny Co., Pa, APIii ;, s
INFLAMMATION OF TIE roNsILs

AraGfan Physicfdn:
DEAR DOCToR:-i give my testimony most
cheerfnlly In behalf OF your medical treat
ment. Ny wife was greatly all icted for two
or three years past with inflammation OF the
tOIlS1LS; they were much enlarged: often very
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der1ng swallowing quite difficult. She was
entirely cured by few days use of your med
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suffering from disease.
Yours, truly,
JONAS LOCKWOOD.
McKEEsPoRT. PA March 9, 1855,
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From lEs oREs5ira TtIeoraph.
Rfsa,,HFn.


Honest reader, have you observed in
reading Democratic papers, that you
never ind n word said in praise of
President Lincoln-not a word have
they for the heroes slain on the battle
feld-not anything favorable to such
great captains as Grant and Sheridan?
On the other hand, have you ever seen
natory OF JEFF. Davis or General Lee?
Do you ever find one of these papers
saying anything disappearing OF the
rebelIion5 Do you ever and one char
acterizinR the rebellion as treason? Do
YOU not on the other hand find them, If
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butcheries, or OF ImbOden's cow-steal-
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We ask you, il a party that studIously
ignores the loyal men who supported
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household pets. Many people have OBJ
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aud anxiety, plucking Mt himself con-
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wrong. In vain is his food changed,
and in vain Is another saucer OF clean
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and all that kindness can suggest
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there will most likely be seen a mass
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as anything, and thence comes the
cause of the poor birds uneasiness.
The red rust consists of myriads OF
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will, in his cheerful and delightful
way, thank his master for this impor-
tant assistance.
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arabian Physician:
have suffered more nom Dyspep4A IMAM
often tails TO the lot OF man 10 suffer- ana
AFTER trying four physicians, had given up
ali hope OF recovery, Being persuaded by q
friend (Mr. Shaun. whom you had cured OF
Cancer in the stomach) TO call on you, did
so and nm happy TO say that am now well
and hearty, and am gaining flesh rapidly.
W. F. PARRHURST,
III Warren street.
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