--AyERYS
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0
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for the speedy cure of the following complain - la:
Ssrofulaaud Scrofulous AtTeetions.auela
tUtylritlators;lJlders,.Siores;k.:ittptiati s ;
Pititatlcs, ItitetaltCa, , Boils,
' Tlad u its'utadstll.Skilitilseascw: '
: - " 4 " 1151
J. C. Jaen k Co. <lents: I feel it my duty to se
kllOWledge what your Farstqat'illa hits done for me.
Baying inherited a Scrofulous infection, I have Battered
from it in various ways for years. Somelimee it burst
out in Ulcers on my halals and arms; sometiaks ft
.turned inward and distrciaed me at the stomach. Two
'years ago it broke out on my head and covered my scelp
and ears with one sure. which was painful sod loathsome
beyond description. I tried many medicines and 'soferal
physicians, but without mach relief front any tidos% In
fast, the disorder grew worse. /.tlength I nr.s sejvired
11(4 rimil IR the (love/ ide,senger t Imt. so trittal prrpat ed
- 1 itiferetivii(Sarattpitrilladrrl p knew from ytitir-i'epute
0101CtliaCetly thing lon itiosloiintst ha gootL , 'A. Sent to
-
Cincinnati and gut it, and need it till it cared me. I took
.It, as you advise, in small doses of a isitspoinirni tiler a
and used almost three bottles. find healthy
'akin coon began to rutin tinder tlw scab, whichi afters
while MI tor. 3ly skin is nun' dear, and 1 know by toy
fouling thatjhe'lliniistchil giun from my system. Yost
can )cell knave that fifetti what I nin saying, when I toll
sow, that I !fold 'son to 1.7.1 oho of thelposties of the age,
and remain over gratefully. Yours,
A LFI U U. TALLEY.
•
St. Anthony's Piro. nose or Erysipelas,
Tetter and Salt Übe ttttt Scald Head,
itlngivorns, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
Dr. Robert M. Pre"?le writei from &dein:N. T., 'nth
Sept., ISSD, that he late cured an inveterate cave of
Aviv, which threatened to terminate fetall.r. by the
persevering tise of our Saeralatrllla, nod also it thlttgertnltl
Malignant Erysipelas by large doses of tiro same; says
ho cures the common Eruption: by it cduritantly:
Bronchoecle, - 4Ggitro or Swelled Neck.
Zan don Sloan of rro.peet, Texas, writes : "'Vireo bot
tles of your Sarsaparilla cured one froth n copec—rt
Lid
eouauVrtlLng tat -the. nerk, - which I had .4ulternd .frout
t emir turt • , , .
Leneorritma or IV hilt's, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine Ulceration, Female Diseases.
• lir. J. IL 8. Chatining, of Now York City, writes ; "I
most cheerfully comply with the request of your agent is
saying I have found your Sar,eparilla a most excellent
alrerative Lh 1110 11111iternlIS Colispisillit% for uLlalt we
employ ouch a remedy.. bil t espechtlly iu Il' isle Diseases
of the Scrofulous dinthesie. I have cured many inveter
ate cusetrofUeueori-hoet by it, anti-some where the com
plaint woo tannedby ulceration of the uterus. TIM liken
idiot] itself was aunt! cured. Nothing within sty knowl
edge equals It for these female derangements."
Eilward,S. Marrow. of Newbury, Ala., writes, "A dan
;',territts iiwiritin lamer on One of the finales in my raitai n
whirl, 11.1 defied all the remedies we could eniPloy, has
at length twee completely co by your r.xtractof
-Sawa - 111a: Our - physician thought nothing but extirpa
tion could afford relief, but he advised the trial of your
Pan;nttwrilln . as. the loot resort Lethal. cutting, =and' It
proved effectual. After falritsgyour remedy eight weeks
tto symptom of the disease reaming." -
.
and 111Crciiirlal Disease.
. ,Now Oros rs, lath August, 7559.
• Dtt. 7 - cheerfully comply with the
nestre
of your a^ent, and report to you sows of the eftsets
Lhavo realized svitlryour Barmaparilla.
litive cured whir it, in my pretlce. most of the com
plaints fur which it is seConilnelided. and have found its
111Tects,truiy wonderful in the cute of remereal and Ear
:amid Disease. ()1141 of my patient', had Syphilitic ulcers
.n his throat, which were consuming hie palate anti the
top of lila mouth. Your • eapar.lla, -steadily taken,.
=red him in five weeks. Another Was attacked by see
sndery symptoms iu his nose, and the ulceration had
talon away a considerable pert of it, to, that I holiest, the
itteorder vrool4 soon reach his twain nail I;ill MM. lint it
ieldeil 'to' my administration' of your Sarsaparilla; the
ulcers healed, anti he is well attain, not of course without
ionic distigmutiondoltis lace. A woulau Wl4O Lad been
restrd fur the. Sault, disorAer by Mercury was suffet ins
frnitt;this prison itt her bones. They had become ho sen
sitive to the weather that on no damp day she suffered ex
eructating pain in her jniuts and bones. She, ice, was
sarwlelilitely by your Nirsapiii ilia in it few weeks. I
know from its formula, which your agelit gaseine, that
this Pisparatien from your laboratory must he At great
remedy; consequently, these truly reumi kohl...Jesuits
with it have not surprised tan.
„ _Fraternally yours,. LATUNIEIt, IL D.
Gout, Liver Complaint.
" INI,KPENDENCF, rhloll Co., Va.. Gilt July, ISS9, •
Do. J. C. Ayr.r.: Sir, I have hero etllicted'alth a pain
ful et.lirotiie /.../.cmindisnt for a 'cog time, which loalHed the
fa.ysicirins, *lnd stuelc to •Ine !Tito of MI the
`rertiodiesl could find. until I tried .v.Mr One
nettle metal tea in tro tteoks, nod restored my general
wealth so much tbut 1 out Mr better than before I was
tittitcked.• 1 think it u woudertul medicine. J. FittiKA7.
Jules Y. fieteliell. - of writ et haveliski
afflicted for Sears with on ailictiths . nj the Linn.; 'Wilki
iestroyeit my health. I tried ovary thing,And every thing
tidied to relies e me; and I have Lerli a broken-dawn ViArt
ref ' from no other cause than derungenwa qt
theAtrett ; . :Zity beloved pastor, the Item Mr. Espy, advised
lute tolif.Vottr Eirmiparilla, because lie said he brew you,
snd any thing you nab was worth trying. By the bless
ing of God It has cured me, and has so purified my blood
as to make a new nun of nie. I feel young again. the
Wit that can be said of you is not half good inough."
I Sclstrrus,Cancer Tom ore, I?.ninigeurs
Uleeratloe; Curlea and .Exfollation of
the Bones.
.14;gyeat tely of MIPS have been reported to us where
orninepriliese for:pitiable cernplainte have resulted from
•the uee [hie remedy, but our mw° here will Out folant
them. SoLT 211011 may be fund in our A wericaa
Almatincor the agents below annual are pleased is
furnish grace to all who call for them.
Hyspepsta Heart Diacaae . , Flts
•.
Titilara4ilrt
- Many remarliathlo currs of the.e affections hare Leen
etnelel.y tho rdter.dis it power of tiro InCtlie illy. 1C Miru
late", the yitpl futlction‘ into vig.,rons notion,' and 'thud
ztv..iet,lLS disorders ivitiela would he soppowd heyond its
tench. Such a Tweedy has Mid; been Noir, il by the lir
tessiticit of the pimple., and ,vo are confident that this w•!II
lo for them all that medicine can do.
Akth's Clierry Pectoral,
FOR Tun RAPID CUM.: or
Cevighe,-,Colds. -Inquen7n, Ilonrft.ene9st
Croup, nrone- 1 's,
Incipient ('ca.
suniption, anti for the Itclier
of- COUs nut pay e Patients
' •-• In ntivanecti Stages
of the Dlsctuic.
Thls Is a ronf:ilk . aa'.. unit er:ially i, tam n to 'owns's an,
,thor for the core of throat and lung Contrilnints. that
!s e nseless liere to Inl hlitdt the evidence of its virtues. It
enntilation esgellenCe for coughs and colds, and its troll
Nronnerfal. citrus of pulmonary niseasre bare mad°
known throughout the notitote of the rat tit
Yew aro the romunthitiel. ar YTEII fantilies. moon.; thtzs
.
rein) have not colo r rei,,aital experience ,ir its NiTer.ts -...
401119 ilVillg trophy in their ntiii,t of its victory excl. the
enhtle and dangerniti ilisenderA - of the throat and longs.
Midi ,Itnnw ths,eireadfill. fatality of these divaders, and
,ii , tliek.linevei, the elects of this remedy, ••.i, need pot
'No more than t Ttinsure,thent. that it ban now nil the vie ,
toes that it did tare when ntaiiing th e cures which have
Iron mo,strougly.upon the confideueo,of mankind. •
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John J. Audubon, Mrs. Sigourney, Mrs. Gen'l
Gaines.Chas.Sumner,Gov.Andrew,J.J.Critten
den,- Prince of Wales, Duke of Newcastle Za
chary Taylor,George Bancroft, 'Lathrop I.:Mot
ley, Sam. Houston, J. Q. Adams, Emerson Eth
eridge, Andrew Johnson, Parson Brownlow,
orownlow's heroic daughter, together with
about 500 others, to which additions are be
ing 'undo daily. Catalogue onreceipt rfstamp.
PnicF: OF PORTRAITS Pka Dozen. Can
he sent by mull. Remittances may be made in
postage stamps.
Also a lary collection of Photographs of
distinguished Europeans, Emperors, Kings,
Queens. Marshals, Generals, Dukes, Lords.Au
thors,,Actors, Actresses, Politicians and Cler
gy. Price, 25 tp 50 cents each, according to
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Our-establishment is also head-quarters for
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
both as agent of the best French manufactu
rer,.and as manufacturer under a patent of
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I hug in price from 90 cents to $5O, and holding
from 12 portraits up to $6OO. Also, folding
cases of morrocco or cloth for the pocket, to
hold 2, 4 6, 8. or 12 portraits. Also various
'styles of framing card portraits, of carved
wood, metal, paper, composition, etc., of ele
g:ult and tasteful designs.
..: photographers now in the field are daily
sending us
CAMP SCENES OF THE PRESENT WAR
and views of pbiuts and things of interest.
' both card size, for ai bunis. and in stereoscopic
form. As for instance, The Seventh Regiment
at Camp Canwron—ln the Trenches—Cooking
I their Meals-L-The Gymnnsts—The Junction—
Delmonico's—Laura Keene's- General Street
Views of the Camp, etc. Also the Relay House
rand camp scenes and scenery thereabout.
1..A150 Harper's Ferry before and after the scenes
of destruction. Together with various other
places of note.. Card size 25 cents each, Ste
reoscopic 3z; cents.
Parties who would like a . lot of these camp
scenes to select from—the balance to be re
turned in good order at their own expenN,
and without delay—can be a.ccommodatedon
giving proper New York reference.
STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS.
Our establishment is the great emporimn
for everything in the stereoscopic line, and our
assortment is the most complete probably of
any in the world'.
Theistereoseope is the most instrect iee.inter
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ern inventions.
None are too young, none too old, none too
intelligent, none too uneducated, to acknow
ledge its worth and beauty.
vo hoMe is complete without it, and it
and must penetrate everywhere.
It presents to your view every part of the
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and sharpness of detail, as if you were on the
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Ireland, Wales, France, Belgium, Holland,
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The effect of these illuminated views is most
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everything, no matter how rapidly it may be
moving, is depicted as sharply and distinctly
as if it had been perfectlyat rest. This gives
an additional value, for to the beauties of in
animate nature it adds the charm of life and
motion. The process is a discovery of our
own, and being unknown in Europe, we re
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Anthony's Instantaneous Views of American
life and scenery.
Our Qatalogne of subjects and prices will be
forwarded to any address on receipt of stamp
Parties nt a distance sending us $3.55,510,
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and such pictures as they may request, sent
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(3 doors south of St. Nicholas' Hotel,)
Importer and Manufacturer of Photographic
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MR„Merchants from every section of the
country ere respectfully Wilted to make au
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IRON purified of Oxygen and (.7.arbniihym,,:
bastion in. Hydrogen. jj Sanctioned b e o w
highest Medical Authorities, both in % go al) ,
and the •United - States, caul prescribeltinthei
practice. • - ' . d: ~,..; r
The-experience of thbnsands daily pie;ris
that poi preparation of Iron can beenpatili
with it. Impurities bribe blood. illpresiion
of, vital' energy-. pale and otherwi o sickly
cottiplexiores indicates* necessity in a l most
every conceivable case.;
Innoicions in all malatlieSis whic it 1 13 ,
been tried, ft has proved -it'eisOluteY eur at h t ,
in each l of get following complaints, yia:
In Dibility r Kereous Affecti,oks, L'manei6tion,,,
Dyspep s ia, Constation,: Diarsfiam, pp ewery ;
lizeipient Conslimption , , Sernfalons Tolvee t ti o ,i,
Salt Rheum, Affimenstruation; White-S,:ol4i'f
Liver Complaints, Chronic lleartaehes,; Matto.
tism, Intermittent Pemrsi Pimples on 'the Fie,
j - '
In cases of General ,Hebility, whether the
result of mite disease, or of the cont,inuelliii..-1,
minutidn of nervous ifild innscular ene i- sy
from chronic complaintS, one trial ofthis res.-
torative has proved' successful to in cu m ,
which no description alir Jo rittenliftspeti o l
would render credible.: Invalids so long ied,
ridden ns to have becoibe forgotten; in their
own neighborhoods, Wive suddenly re -ap
peared in the busy world as 'if just returned
from protracted travel in a distant land:_.
Some very signal instances of this kind are
attested to female Su Ife4irs, emaciated victim
of apparent •inarasmus,istinguincon ex h aja .
tion,:j,tiri ical changes, and that cov4lication
of nerve is=nnd despeptic aversion to air and
.1.
exercise or whiclfjthe physician hasjnotame.
In Neri - gus Affectionsj of all kinds; and fur
reasonsfamiliar to medikal men, the Operation
of this Prcintration of iron must necessarily
be salutary, for unlike the old oxiils it isvig,
orouslyj tonic without j being exciting and
overheating; and gently, regularlyi aperient
even in the most obstinate cases of costive
ness without ever being' a gastric purgative s
or inflidting a disagreeable sensation.
It is this latter property, among others,
which 'bakes it so remarkable effectual and
permanent a remedy fur: Piles, upon kviiirli it
also appears to exe'''c a :distinct awl specific
action, liy dispersing the local tendency_which
forms them. ' i
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In Dyspepsia, innumerable as are its came'
a single box of these Chalvbeate l'ilis has ot
ten sufficed for'the most habitual cases, in
cluding:the attendent Costivenmr.
In unchecked Diarrhmat even when advanced
to Dysentery; ebufirmed; emaciating and ap
parently malignant, the effects hive been
equally decisive and astonishing.
In the local pains, 105.4 of flesh and !strength,
debilitating cough, and remittent hectie.which
generally indicate Incipfeut Consumption, this
remedy ;has allayed the alarm of friends and
physicians, in several ve , ry gratifying and in
teresting instances. r
In Scrofulous Tuberculosis, this medicated
iron haS had far more titan the good; effect of
the most cautiously baWneed preparatioda of
iodine, ivithout any of their well ]ill3lTll lia
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TI l i es e"'
_ ae attention of fetnafes cannot be!too con•
fideutly , invited to this rrniedg and r4toralin,
in the cases peculiarly affecting them.
In 'Rheumatism, bothichronie and] inflarn
matory4--in the latter, however, more dechf
edlv—it: has been invariably well reported,
both as: alleviating pout nod redUcing tho
sn•elliitgs and stiffness or the‘joints fu.d mu,.
cies.
In Intermittent Fever 3 it InitA n&cessririly
be n.great reniedv enti 4‘nert.ti•lie restorntire,
end-its progress in the nett s'ettloniehts of the
West, Will probably be , une of high renown
end ii,efulnc•ss.
rtitnetly has ever teen discovt,W in tilt
whole history of medicine, which (+Hs such
prompt, happy, and fullirestorative;diects.—
Good' appetite. C . Onipleti: rapid Ac
quisition of strength, with an unnsu`al dispo
sition active and cheerful ezetc4e, hunt•
diately follow its usn,
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