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 INliE mercurial mania and the kindred practice l ha. done more 10 people our gracc yards than all the natural diseases to which the human family are Table, and not only so, h has caused degener- acy of onr race from which we could not possibly recover Tn nnny ages to come, even if that detestabe practice of poisoning 10 cure disease were now 10 cease That practice has not only killed its thou. sands, but it has disfgured and maimed thousands more, causing them to drag out lives of pain and mlsery-a burthcn to themselves and their friends Thus the BEAuTEoUs youth and fair oi our land, as well as part Of all classes, have been mutiiaied and changed from state of hilary and life to mere, human baromcters, destined to writhc and groan at every approaching change of weather.

 Are not people wiling yea, anxious to abandon

 practice that produces such hcart-rcnding scene. we think so; then we invite one and all to avail themselves of tho NO POISON BOTANIC prac- tce. J. T. HARVEY. B. p.

 Next door to the Times and Advocate office,

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