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 The pubic should use other pills than pr. Lei- dy's Sarsaparila Blood Pills; for by their necular compositon they produce the combined effects of purifying the Blood and Animdl fuids and cleansing the Stomach aud Boicsls, by purging lherefrom all causes of disease.

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 The strongest proof of lheIr efficacy the fact of

 ONE HUNDRED BOXES

 being sold daily at Dr.. Leidv's Store alone, and

 THE HOUSANDS

 sold daily throughout the United States.

 Price-z5 CENTS A SINGLE BOX.

 Just received and for sale only by

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 Testimonial iron, the RI. Rey. Leu 5. Iyss.

 RALEIGH, March 9, Is4B

 The Bishop of North Carolina having for the last three years been intimately acquainted with Dr. John Beckwith of ihls city. aud enjoyed bis profess sional services-l take pleasure in stating that his character as a christian gentleman and experienced ph, sican entities his testimony regard to the of his i.Dyspeptic Pills the entire confidence of the pubic. My experience of the good effects of these pills for two years past, satisfies me of their eminent value, particularly in hiding impaired di- gestion and wardng of bilious attacks. Several members of my family are experiencing the same beneficial effects s. IVES. IMPLEMENTS OF MILITARY ART AND L SClENCE-E Embracing the duties of Staff, Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery and Engineers, adapted to the use of Militia and Volunteers By Fl. Wager 1alleck Lieut Engineers. U. s. Army, vol. l2mo., illustrated with plates.

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