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TNHiS mercurial maaia and the kin4red practice A has done more to people oar efape wards than all the aaturai diseases 10 which the hu nan family liable, and not only so, it has cans q degener- acy of our race from which we could not possibly cover in 9Hy ages to cone, even if that d9tsstab practice oi poisoning to cure disease were now 10 cease. That practice has not only kill its thon- sands, but it has disfEured and maimsd thousands more, causing them to drag ont lives Of pain and misery-burthens to themselves and their friends. Thus the BEAUTEous youth and fair of our land, as well as part of all classes. have been mutiiated and changed from state of hilarity and life to human brroaleters, destined to wiher and groan a every little change of weather.

 Are not people willing, yea anxious to abandon practice that produces such heart-rending scenes we think so /; then we invite one and all to avail themselves of the NO POISON BOTANIC pcac. tce.- T. J. HARVEY, B. P.

 Next door to the Times and Advocate office.

 Little Rocjc. Noo 20, I544. I0--tf