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PECXFESSOE, JENSEN, HERBALIST, (Late of Denmark), REMOVED OPPOSITE STODDABT’S TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Manchester street south, HAVING opened the above place of business for the manufacture and sale of Herbal Remedies, will be glad of a call from any persons afflicted witn general maladies, which he is prepared to treat. THE PROFESSOR May be seen at bis Laboratory, Manchester atreet south. And recommends bis great TONIC As the greatest destroyer, NOT OF MAN OR WOMAN, That the World has ever seen. Ladles and Gentlemen, —Don't misunderstand Professor Jensen when he emphatically states his MEDICINE KILLS DISEASE, while the Pills and Grease, the Mineral Poisons, the Epsom Salta and Chalk Water breeds disease ! Don’t Forget! PROFESSOR JENSEN’S RENOWNED AND lift SURPASSED TONI ! Is made from the Best American Herbs. Remember the address, as It is important ; PROFESSOR JENSEN. Manchester Street, PEOFES3OE JENSEN’S DROPS. 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