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 ELEMENS' INDIAN TONIC,-InfaIlibe cure S for ChiIls, or Ague and Fever, and sure reme- dy in Bilious, Remiltent, and other Fevers.-Ihis invaluable medicine is purely vegetable The unex- amped success of this truly unriUailed Tonic, in ing, in d few hours, where all other remedies have failed, and that, too, in cases of from months to ten years standIng-warrants the assertion, that, if taken according to the directions it is inallible. long Inst of certificates in proof of it's iniabilty, might be added but those upon the wrapper deemed sufficient.

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 PHILADELPHIA, Jan IT, 1S43. MR. JOHN CAHrRELL:-l haye taken some of your Powders, and they the ony remedy have ever found 10 relieve me from that treacherous dIs- ease, Dyspepsia. have tried almost every thing | Homeopathic, I 1hompsonlan, Botanic and the old system of docto, ing, and found no relief from them | for the three years that l was troubled with that | disease.

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 ua in all its orms Diseases of the skn, erHplions, | S-c. Rheumatism; nyspepsm; Chronic diseases of

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