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FENIfS mereufial mdRia and the kindred practice \ has done more to people our gyape gards than all the natural diseases 10 which the human family liable, and not only so it has caused degener- aey of our race from which we could not possibly recover in many ages to comc if that detestabe practice of poisoning to cure disease were now to cease That practice has not only killed its thou sands, but ithas disfgured and maimed thousands more, causing them to drag out lives of pain and misery-burthens 10 themselves and their friends. Thus the BrAuTEoUs youth and fair of our land as well part of all classes, have been m8ilated and changed from stale of hilariy and life to mere, human barometers, destined to withar and groan at every little change of weather.

 Are not people wiling, yea, anxious io abandon practice that produces such heart-rendng scenes? we think SO 1; then we invite one and all to avail themselves of Che NO POISON BOTANIC prac- flee. T. J. HARVEY, B. P

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