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Ar. HTRAN JuDsOS-DsGrS SIR: As you ask my opin-
ion Of Kirby's Moving Machine, in reply 1 win say
AFTER Witnessing the operation of the different machines
brought into the Eeld at several trials Of Mowers, dur
ing the past season, ny opinion IS that when tested
upon any principle OF practical utility. as a Moving
Machine. kirsy's has appeared to work As veil as any
other. and from my kn0Tisdge o. machinery, l thtnkit
one OF the best constructed Machines in use The
principle upon which it is built, combines cheapness,
simplicity aud durability the draft is light, and com
paratiyely little side draft. think it we'll adapted to
Yours, P. W. MILLS.
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P. W. MILLS.


PiEEFOST, O., Jaluafy z, los.
Mr. Hmm JupzoN-Sr: In repIy to your inquiry
respecting the utility Of Rirhy's Moving and keaplng
Machine, we sag. our seasons using has fully satisfied
US that it possesses just The principles necessary to
meet the wants Of the farming community. Ours has
fully met orr expectations, and proves to he = machine
Of very light draft. working well over any surface NJ
fo~ a meadow, and in any kind of grass or grain, and
cutting It close and clean. And after using Kirby
Machine. we are satisfied that two wheels are as unne-
csssarr 70 a Moving Machine as five would be 20 a
raron. GA the whole we are pleased villa our pur-
chase. and we sha1tI recommend kirhy's Machine As
d Mower or Re1Per.as Prefera@le To any in use.
5iOst respectfully yours,
r e. BENJAMIN,
ID n ppVNCE
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GO DIS
Warren, April 9Th, ISIS.

lust received at the old stand, good
- BnTaIo slaughter. to be sold this week, by the
hundred weight, at > cents nett.
Also. Hem!eeE .lHddIes, r. G. & 2. A, to be sold
this week, by the huadred weight, at > cents metz
Also, Heulses Go0I-DrHggsd. to be sold this week
at 81 < % cts. by the hundred weight.
The undersigned having made arrangements with
eastern Ianneries, can and will sell to their old and
new custf neTs, Sole Leather at Cleveland or Baaalo.
prices. All we ask is 20 have you call and examine
and you shall go home satisfied
j. * i. c. MCCONNELL
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
nR. L.-V. PIERCE will be at the sol

- AAAAh5 NNlN1
YOUNGSTOWN. Union House, Tuesday. August ".
WARREN, GaskilI House, Wednesday, August Il.
CANF.ELD, B0stwick House, Thursday. August 49,
salem. Farquhar House, Friday, August 20.
COLUMBIAN, Widow Surgeons House, Saturday
and Sunday, August 81 q %.
NEw IISsON, Watson House. Monday, August %.
WELLsvILLE. Whiaere House, Tuesday, August24-
HANOVER Iekes House, Wednesday, August %
MISERvA. Yingling House. Thursday, August 20
CARRoLToS. Patton House. Friday, August %
N.sGBogOUGH, at the Public House, Saturday, Au-
gust -
MENTION FALLs, American House, Monday Aug 80
VIENNA, Williams House, Tuesday, August 81
De. PIERCE would inform the public that he is ready
to receive calls from all persons who are afflicted with
disease in the most complicated, as we'll as the most
simple form; and as he has had The most perfect sue
cess in relieving the suffering. of those who have aP-
piled to him, he fatters himself that persons seeking
his advice, will never regret it, and after following his
mild prescriptions. will not complain Of diseased teeth
or ruined constitutions. from the effect Of medicine
eiyen-in great doses, without 4 thought Of the future
Happiness and health of the patient.
Or. PIERCE thinks a small quantity OF medicine prop
erly administered, with the advice which he can give
in regard to diet, exercise. &c, viii, II strictly fol-
lowed, bald up rather than undermine the constitution
Of those who are already attacked with disease
Thos persons DESTROYS Of consulting a Physician,
will do-well tn cali upon Dr.. p. as he will charge moth
ing for advice. All intending to call, should call early
as possible, as the time is limited. and the appoint
ments will be punctualiy kept as above IJune tGl
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corrr,rr. O.. Jsnnarr 8. 1873.

WW7F-N"Tf u ~l-UsIg . H-VU.
Mr.. HIRAM JuDsON-Dcdr Sir: In answer to your
inquiry respecting our Moving Machine & Harvester,
We can say tint il fully meets our expectation, being
we'll made. and works well in either grass or grain,
requiring only an ordinary team TO cut ten or fifteen
acres per day. Our grain was never gathered so clean
by hand as we got It last season by the Harvester
And we can NOV over rough ground better than we
expected. Tbs mOwirg-har and gearing acting indie
Of the main, or driving wheel. enables US to
use il on any ground sufficiently smooth to be raked
over with a horse rake. On the whole il pleases Us.
better than any other machine for moving or harvest
ing that We ever saw. o.. A. ROCKWELL,
A. A. HANAN.
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EoPs-Tkerci Is no longer any doubt
but that the wheat crop in this country
will be 4 heavy one. II stands thick on
the ground, the heads wcli-flled and the
berry plump. Oats also look first rate,
and the yield will be up 10. if not aneed,
of lha; Of other years. Corn is Just ma
king It's appearance above ground, hut
if We have a late fall the yield, per acre,
will be a good one. The next two
mouths viii Tell the story. Potatoes look
ahoat as we'll as usual, thank S.. Pat
gick!-U9rioa Republican.
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TheN4onI Trial Of Mous nj R=per+h Idat Snue nJu- 1&[a n%r the auq@sO fue Ur
tod snS ATrIEu raj rtye ueIa very deep interest duuEnth the country There we're huruen
crresf Combined MdneSa II Of whNhv were sajeelo the evGeats sof strengths la ability ODD
work over uneven ground. Also the comparative am~Htd hRr eUrelmT work them And we are
the SECOND PRENIUNt whtu machine in the h; yGrOf hsexhames evr tool as high asand,E while
scores er gone cute Mee entirely
W11SO SJme0 Is5~I EDWARD E. HoYT & CT.
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G0oa Intent stage Line.
NOURT OF PROBATE, Trumbull

- county. Ohiu.
Julia Morehouse, Adnx. of
John Moreh0use. deceased,
vs.
Julia MOrehOuse, willow. and PETITION To sELE LAND
Bruce, Kate, Frank, Harriet.
Irez and Clark Fremont, hrs
OF john Morehouse.
The defendaBts are informed that on the s6th day OF
June, Io5 said administrators hled her petition in
said court for an order to sell the following real estate
of which said John diel seized situate in Greene
Trumbull County, Ohio, to Wit One undivided sixHa
mart Of five acres in the south east corner Of lot 5,
bounded north and south by land Of Geo. W-PhilliPS,
vest by land Ct c. W. CLARK. and east by highway.
One parcel Of nine and one half acres in the south
east corner Of lot 4. bounded north by land Of Martin
Kee, east by land Of Walker Rice and highway, and
south by highway and land Of Walker Rice.
ALso-I9 q 80 100 acres in lot A.. bounded south ny
township line, east by land Of Charles Logan, north by
land Of Bethuel Phillips. west by land set TO Martha
YorghouSe and Daniel Hubbard.
This cause viii be heard on the 9Th day OF August
lS5S. JULIA M~OREIIOUSE, AJmx
July :, S64E By x. B. BARSEs, her Atty.
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GJ-TinpoItant to Farmers, FarricIs and
Livery Men. ~

BEATrV'S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT Is the
only Medicine IN use which viii eGeCtuaIly cure EISs
BONE, SFAvG. and SPLENT. Il is not claimed FOR the
Arabian Ointment, IS It i fo- nearly all other meii
cines Of the day. to cure all diseases which Horse and
Man are heir to, but only 10 cure the above named dis
eases, Then Il Is used according to directions. Ring
bone Spayin-aud Spient are diseases OF precisely 4
similar character. consequently a medicine which will
benefit or ere ono, is adapted TO the other. This Oiut-
ment pe~netrateS the pores. reaches and converts tie
caliouS into matter, and the diseased lump is Tins dis
Chan ged in the form Of pus or matter through the skin,
without removing the hair, II not put on heavier than
according TO directions Il has been said by those
who have used the Ointment, that it VIII cure the Poll
Evil and Farcy. It is certain, however. that IL viii
cure or remove any c=lious Jumps from a horse,
wherever located. Try l., and Il, after using it a week
according to directions, you are not satisfied as to its
efficacy, return the box to the agent, and he viii refund
the Money.
Pace SI,0O PER bon. Manufactured and sold Whole
sale by JAMES II. BEATTY & CO.. FraaELa. YcHaa-
&c Co., Pa to whom all orders must he directed.
For sale IS WOODS X PEW, sole Agents for Tum-
bull County.
TRY IT. IS THERE Is No RISK.
Trfu II l-I--9m
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HORSE TANNING!
THE GREAT SECRET OUT ATLAsT.

All the known Secrets Of Rarey and other celebrated
Horse Tanners, vii! be seat y mail, post paid, on
receipt OF Two DOlE.Es.
Address WV. R4:EY. Box Go,
Jane - 52Ai-. Cleveland, Ohio.
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The Dayton Ga=sHs says III at no city in
the Union can compete with Dayton in
the manufacture Of LinseeI Oil. There
are three large manufactures. They
consume eco, 900 bushels Of flax seed,
annually-making 1900 tons of oil cake
each, aud yield $4,000 yearly. The
oil is shipped to every part Of the United
States. and the oil cake nearly all sent to
England.
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THE STATE Of OHIO, Tmmbun
- county -.
COURT OF COMMON Pleas
Maria Morey.

rs.
George F. Norey. William = PETITION rcE NINoNV
Ives and Mrs. -Morey,I
mother OF said George +.
The said George p. MOrey viii take notice ;hst on
the sixth day Of March. A. D. ISIS. said Maria Mercy
fled her petition against him together wi,h VIM. $
Ives, for AIimODy. said petition AYERS thI5 about .e
frat Of February. 4. D., 1853, said George F.. iei, ,hs
petitioner without any means uf support, an tI@t saiI
Ives is indebted u said George 2. ia the sum % nros.
S5g0,OO. The prayer Of said petition is that whatever
sum IS due from said Ives 20 said George E., "e allowed
20 said Maria as alimOny.
The said George +. Morey viii further tlkr notice
that on the ninth day 81 July. 4 u lr5-, the sad petit
toner filed an amended petition. which AYERS that said
Mrs. - Mercy is indebted TO said Geor-e T. and
urlys that whatever sum is duc from her 20 said qru
toner, be allowed as aliElo1y.
CCRTISS d SMITH,
.Julv IL ic-o-Gv. Ntt.s. for fII.
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HoRsEs SUE STEUCK.-Fiye horses,
running m the mail route from Bloom.
field, Trumbull County. to Greentowu,
and though several towns in Pcnnsylya-
MIA, died from the effects of over heat
ing on Monday the 28,h ult. Such loss
es should teach owners of horses to ex-
ercise more caution il driving, as il
many instances horses lives could be
saved were they driven less rapidly in
the hot suns of June, July and August.
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John Sherman, of Ohio, N. c., is a
grandson Of old Roger Sherman-a no
bic ancestry, well preserved.
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Having the appearance q an ordinary letter. price
$l,OSl are SOLD only By our general agents. who viii
send them by mail. post paid, oG receipt Of price
Boxes Sl.[; liah Boxes - cents. Messrs. '. b. AL
BEN x Co.. Cleveland, D, are our general agents.
All orders Will De promptly Elle5 by jhrm.
Sold by WOODS x PET, Wholesale Agents, and Z.
4. SMITH * CO., Warren, and ~ Druggists gene
rally. dune p. SLY !
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WILLIAMsFIELD, o., Sept. %, l55z-
Mr. HIRAM JUDsON-Dear SIR: As We promised 10
write you after using our Moving Machine, We are hap
~ to say that it works veil, fully up to our Own-expec-
tations; ard Judging from our ovn experience, and the
observation Of others, Eho have seen it work. we think
that you could End sale another season for quite a num-
her Of Kirhy's Machines in our town. as all who have
seen i: work, pronounce i the best and highest work
ing machine in use mere. The construction being
cheap. simple and durable, makes il decidedly prefer
able to others more complicated and expensive. On
the whole we are pleased with your machine.
Respectfully. Yours.
JOIN PHILLIPS.
GURD0N LEFFINGWELL-
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sheriG,s Oefee. Warren. Ju
GHERIFF'S SALE.
- Isaac Hoiford, J

SHERIFF'S SALE.
- Isaac Hoifori,
vs.. In ITuiQIItl COMMON Pleas.
Cyrus Bosworth, ct all
by virtue Of 4 VenIitioui ENpouss. issued ont Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Truubull County. ONO, and
70 me directed and delivered, I shall expose 10 Public
sale, At the door Of the Corr. House in Warren, in said
county, On
Saturday, the 18th day of August 1858,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a NJ. and ~o'clocS
P N of said day. the following described Real Estate
or the defendant. Cyrus B1sworth, TO wit: E0rty-thrce
acres Of land, being all OF IA eatry or tract Of Forty
three As charged On the duplicate of Taxes i'm said
county. for the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Forty Three, in the name Of Joshua stowe, in Range
three, Township three Sa!5 Spring Tract. Lot twenty
fJur. y. N. also. in the organized T3wushipCf Nee1h-
ersGcsd, No 3 On aid Tax Duplicate, aud IS bounded as
follows. viz: On TIE North ty the MBEOuiug River, on
the East by lands OF George Parsons and land Formerly
owned by .. II DGucOmh. on the South by land Of-
Hopkins. ami on the west by laud formerly owned BY
" ilIiam Porter of ACstintOgn. and land OF said -
Hopkins. Also. about Thirty Tons of Hay, which viii
be sold at the residence q the said Cyrus Bosworth.
on the same day auj Between the sane hours. The
Real Estate above described h1s been duly appraised
at Nine d 66-IcO Dollars per acres. TEaNs-Cash On
A. Z. LYMAN, Sheriff.
SheriG's Olicc. Warren. July Il, lSJS-jE A63.
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GRAYEL NJ STONE.

Ey this We understand . collection OF sand ike sub
stance having been lodged ia the passage Of tie urine.
When the system is in "a healthy state, this substance
is carried OF hy the natural passage Of the body; but
when there IS a weakness 0f any organ, e5pecially The
kidneys, they become incapable OF cNPeIlilg such
sandy cpEcresicus. and consequently they are lodged
in the Kidneys. u%retird. or tie Hl1a-ier, causing great
int L-atiOn TO those organs, and great pains and swell
ing, and great difficulty in y~oidinSpTine. Il has been
admitted rs many physicians that NorscS Indian Root
Si!ls are made ont u some particular plants which
have a wonderful charming inference in diss'lging the
substance which has clorged the passage, and b. their
cooling properties, they expel all inflammation and
leave the water passage in an active and healty state
From three TO fOur of these Pills night and morning,
L'0m one TO two weeks, viii decide hog1his dreadful
disease is TO he treated, as they remove tie cause or
every kind Of disease. Il is utterly iuVOssible for them
TO fail in curing the gravel, as they uuclog the passage,
and leavy the parts in 4 healthy and lively condition.
DR. MOa>E's INDIAN EOOr Pills are sold b. = A.
Smith ~ Co, Woods & Pew, Warren, and Is all Iaedi-
cine dealers in the county
Is II I FAIR OR NOT DIR. ToHrAs' yrSE11.S
L.NIIENr will care rheumatism, Headache oothache,
Group, Pains OF al kinds, Sore Threats, &c, or no
charge wall be made. Every agent is authorized to
return the money, il any one is dissatisfied after gsing
it according to directions. Price > J. 50 cts. Depot.
Sc Cortlandt Street, New York.
Sld by WOODS * PEW, Warren; JAMES WARD
Il co. Niles. and others throughout the CONT
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9Gatbs.

Suddenly near Vernon, June lsui, Miss ELIZABETH
.HINCHNAN. daughter Of Allen Uinciman. in the a5,h
year OF her ace.
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CARD TO LADIES.

II. PEacIE's "HACHIsI" PILLs.-Th. ImportrrSOCthi
reliable ana safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention uf American ladies 20 il.
as infallable in removing distinctions and Irregular.
lies Of the menses. promptly restoring them in all ca.
ses. The suppression 50 common. is speedily relieved,
and there ill be no Tocr-rcHcc OF the complaint if this
remedy is rsel according TO directions, which accom-
pany each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies EScEISTE. or sHspcc.iHr Themselves SO. are
cgsti0REd cgGiHSt using t5s1. Is miscarriage u0H1d
srsRc. Ladjcs dsFiTiag en- Increase Of family ShOEfd
tsr6go thar rSs c~afirelg. c. q fen pills cacE rtsEth
'o0aa De sure 70 PFcrsHf pregnancy.
froPTiet5rs, Importers, or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this a;monit.on. Although certain
IN effect, they axe 50 mild as never TO produce injury
20 the health.
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It6 30beriisenuats.
DR.. Banning

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed IN.
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WIN II. KIRBY, the inventor of this COMBINED MOVING AND HAIR
w yEsTTNGM MACHINE. Gr some years superintendent the manufactured of Hrv@tesm Buffalo, and
&JJ o%.nm + TMgr T bEbeW mi and compree rGEuedo: but the gMT oHr
unwa s tn EGID FTNGE2B 4R enahHngt the to do good work OnB on mOoh hnd He bieVed as
Hmcutbsm Atbe OveL mIa after months devoted b thought md experimental he built new aehnefn
UrS mmerUf I5e mIoIynr tn rancplsw which he dHscerhaa and in IG6 hb built sever machines
and enthtUi into different porionsdi the state OF NTN York for trial The unprecedented success OF
these machines moeua net his expectations and since htt time the demand sb been Nha OE warrant
he manufacture OF
Over Three Thousand for the Present Seasons Sale.
Thyue coudierlby amfh meAanfsa ds scientific lrmesas he most duubIe and complete Ma
chine for either Moving or Reng, Uryt invented Its chief xeneney consists in its simplicity,
H@mS Of dram. and HIIOnn for working over unGens surfaces Also the he being only 500 for a
$40 ora Combined Mower d Reaper which are items Of htrIt the Farmer and renders
tn mdd Sahem machine yet offered It's made enMdy of rom except the seal and pole, yan
Whs only GSH his as Mower and SIS sas a harvester II hassrngh where tits spBd;m md the
and throws he vLIe weight un upd driving vhei and The sdn of the Gngrbr is peculiar tot
machine am@ bdngO Mobsiu tbs m and heaH IN passing d@dIuuWs orr uneven gnnndh
regulate that's an Ntam cn WORK to gmiadan@ge Rise alphabetically II MACHINE for the Farmer
sHof order as HaHy ohTm machines are
.rnm+C 0fsds ,e, Tow nnHam anvwbrh rba from ba tn bn,bav sH hMrbe
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MILLINERY Goods az Cost.

HOOPS, HOOPS, HOOPS, of all
IA kinds, at MRS. c. v. MESSER'S.
f. CENTS REWARD.-The above re.
- ward, CONT no thanks or exTeuscs.) will De paid 10
any who will return 10 the Subscriber, EoEsar VI.
Brown. an iudcEtuTed boy. Who left my house on the
night Of Saturday last. Notice is hereby given. that Z
will pas no debts Of his contracting, or expenses in
cugIed by him.
LACnR K~LINEINSNIrH
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II. IL. IL.


R +. R-Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether SICK nervous Rheuuat.sm, Par
alysis. Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia. Tooth
ache, Small PoN, Fcvers, Swollen joints,
Kidney Complaints, Scarlet Fever, Pans a
round the Liver, Picurisy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains of all kinds Railways Rea-
cy Relief viii, ~ a few miautes change the
miserics you suffer 10 joys Of pleasure.
L. K. R.-aaway leuoNatIuE Ecsulv iur the cure
OF chronic d.scasaS-su a ScroiulOus ana
Syphilitic Complaints Cunsunptive and 9th
cr affections OF the Lungs and Throat. Indu-
ration and enlITgcuelts ol parts. ErupuVe
and other diseases 81 the skin, Nodes, IE-
moTs, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, and al other dis
cascscs arising from impure state Of the
Mhud.
R Il. E.-l.adwIys Regulators viii cure, effectively
and speedily, CySuycuess, Indigestion, In
faIumat.0n ui thr Bow els, Dyspepsia, LIVER
Complaint, Diseases OF the Heart and Kid
nrys. Female Complaints, Small PoN, fevers
Measles. &C- Whenever the system is out
Of oroer, a dose OF Radway : Regulators VIII
restore Il - regularity. No female should
be without them.
L. r r. Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere.
mariO-l ydSW kADWAi X CO.
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mi5fellanc0uS.
pATEN II
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

TNHE undersigned IS prepared to introduce into use
I iu Tennessee ". T. CHllIS cos PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING and asks the attention Of Architects, Builders,
RailTuad Companies. and the pubic, 10 examine It's
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Persons of COnsumptiVe Habits,
READ THISi

rTNo THE GEFENBERG COMPANY: For the first
time IN my life ara induced % certify the truly
wonderful effects al popular medicine, but IN send
ing you the certificate feel that only dischargng
duty that owe 20 the Grlnfcnberg Company and
more especially 20 suffering humanity,
About the lrst of June last had a negro man taken
wiih cough attended with rcsuessncss, splitting Of
blood and other dangerous symptoms OF Consumption
immediately called m "a truly skillful and scientific
physician, who told nIe u case Of CONSUMPTION.
lie treated hm FOR several weeks, but he gradually
grew worse then had another physician OF great
reputation IA lung diseases. lie examined him. and
also decided % he "a hopeless case Of consumption
and said Il Was useless 10 spend money trying 10
him.
! had previously promised the Grsrfenbcrr Agents
here, lMessrs- Wells q Lowell thai when the doctors
gave Inn up w1nid try the Grrfeuberg Consump-
uves Illlm- did 50 aud 70 my agreeable surprise,
the man began 90 improve uftcr taking only FIVE
doses. lie took only two bottlcs 81 the Balm and
three bottles OF the Gracnbcrg sirsarila Compound
which cost me the small of nine dollars, and
day consider HIM entirely cured lie Is worth 81 200,
and he Is doing m" good service on the plantation
consider him perfectly sound and well he fat,
hearty, and strong, without yestge sign OF disease
left JOHN MNHS,
Claiborne, Ala.
have used the Grarfenberg Consumrtive's Balm In
severe cases of consumption, my practice, with the
happies' eject Wish al would use H.
3 MEDARIS, NJ. n,
Taien's Wells Tenn.
The Graefcnherg Consumptiyos Balm will erectuAlly
Consumption and all complaints q the lungs. In
cases Of Cold on the Lungs and Chest IAnguor COM
bned With Ifbcut Breathing Pains IN the Chest, and
Bronchitis, the Grefenbcrg Consumptveis Balm will
effect complete cure and prevent the disease from
becoming a confirmed Consumption. In all cases
all diseases having tendency 20 Consumption. We
earnestly advise al o. procure the Consumpuyes Balm
IN season.
Es- The price OF the consumptive's R.lm is 90 per
bottle AlEN. MACKENZIE, Nashville,
Agent FOR the Grs,fenberg Company for Tennessee
Alabama, aud Georgia Oan25-c