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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
rae FAMILY HERALD.

News from CaIiEornia-Ansirs In Europe-In-
teresting from Utah-The Wagon Road TO
the Pscinc-The Russian Settlements on the
Amor ver-Ano Ldnstic Asylum
Case-The Latest Intelligence, &c. Sc.
In the FNxny HKRAtD OF next Wednesday will be
found
The latest news from California, received by the star Of
the West.
Affairs in Europc-Ietters from our correspondents q,
Paris and Berlip-The War in India, sc &c.
Interesting intelligence from Utah-The Mormons not
going 10 vacate the Territory.
The Wagon Route to the PaciHc-Intercstng Narrative
Of the Exploring Expedition from New Mexoo,o California
Complete Success Of the Camel Experiment
A Letter from our Correspondent in san Francisco,
giving a graphic account OF the Russian Settlements ON tho
Amoor River.
Another Lunaiic Asylum Case-Appucation for the Re-
lease Of Miss wonsohn-
Affairs in washing,ou-Troceedings Of Congress.
poings at AIbany-Proceedings Of our statee legislature.
full, accurate and reliable report Of The Retail Prices
OF all kinds Of marketable prcdace-rhe effect Of the hard
times and the mild weather on the markets.
The trial OF John n. Robertson At Rochester. charged
with attemptins 10 destroy the lie Of his wife.
Editorials on the current events OF the day.
The latest Intelligence by telegraph or other wise,
With the Local News of interest In this and the adjoining
-ciues-obituary Notces-Polc Reports-rhestricsl Mat
te~rs-oommercai aud Money Nsrkets-Report Of the
Cattle M~arket-hsrrisg and Deaths, for the week, form
ing a large amount Of general and interesting reading.
Terms-Only % a year; four cents a single copy. To DO
obtained Of the news agents and at The ofncc.
Batcheior's Hair Dye, wtss ard roupese-
The best IN he world, srrpsssng al msds. Sold ana applied
81 The manufNctory, as Broadway.
Barvy's Trfcophsrous IL the Beet and Cheap
eyt Article fo7iressins. t~eartfyins cleansing iCrtug, pressr
wing sud restortog the bsr. Ladies' Wy n. Soht ~ al drggstA
Crfatsaoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
The very best In the word wholesale and retail, AID The
dye privately applied, . Aston House.
Private destruction I'm Penmsnship Daily, En-
ladies' OF gentlemen, By OLIVER q. GOLDSMITH. S2
Broadway.
Kimb~il's Superior Ansbrotype Likenesses
Of the people; | 900 taken daily for sc, SOC. and 81. Factory
81 Broadway.
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Court Calendar-This DAY.

srrpvxv CouRr-Crcuit No. 305, 3S7, $50, 296, gTo0.
$50, i4s9, is, s7l, le2i, Az, 70, 81, SO, o., 6, 90, b,
2ss2, $50.
Usrrp STATE n1srrz Corrr-Nos 80, A., ae, AZ, %
10 81, n, %, Al.
svrrsIoa Ccusr Noe 2t3. lG2, 40, "a to9e sG5, 81,
], lis, Is, lie, 81. Si4, s3t, Ht SEA 2H, -, ~, 212,
35, asa, l0l, t02, 4O3. 4b b. tIUt tlt,
CONVOY Pa, hr'E -Ne 81 70, tTf. lie 71Q,
pol, 900, as, 10, "a, ~, A, -, lie, isv, IL, Al4.
rsr a-Nos. 81, lo4, ais, 2ss, xss, go, 2s, as4, 20,
237, No, go, a3, Ise, IA
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City Intelligence.

TAxn.-Al the personal taxes remaining unpaid on the
18th inst. will be placed in the hands Of the Clerk of Ar
rears, and by him handed over to the Marshal for collec.
ton, and warrants will be issued TO levy the same by
distress and sale Of the goods and chattels of persons
from whom the taxes are due. During the past week the
following sums were received at the Office Of the Receiver
OF Taxes
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BAxy-On Sunday morning, Jan. ~, JypvxAB RAwp
Formerly of Hudson, Columbia county, in he elst rear Of
bis age.
The relatives and friends Of The family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, on Tuesday Afternoon, 1t
four O'Clock, from hs late residence, Nc. 20 81 Marks
place.
ncaAapva-0A Friday, {aa- Is, It Gochectoa, sslyAa
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FRox SANTA FR-we have Santa Fe news TO the
18th Of December. Gov. Rencher arrived out on the
1ph OF November, and was installed on the llth,
wren he delivered an address 10 the Legislature.
Jackson, Of Miss, the new Secretary, was expected
10 arrive on the AID Of December. The Indians at
Forts Scott and Buchanan had committed depreda-
tions. They killed one American and stole Q mum
bar Of cattle.
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OUR LEAvENwORTH CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR LEAVENWORTH CORRESPONDENCE.
FoRr LKAvxSwoR1H, Kansas, Jan. 6, 1858.
A CLEAN Of cheerful sunshine has just flashed in upon
Us from the Utah expedition. Mr.. Roup, ageat for Russell,
Che contractor, arrived here to-day with dates to the Sd
OF December. Rapid travelling.
The whole command, all the trains and Territorial Off
Gers, we're safe, en- masse, at Fort Bridger. The men were
In excellent health and eager to get to their journeys end.
The winter having greatly moderated from It's first ap.
proaches, the mortality among the animals had ceased
the remaining ones having all been sent, In charge
OF Colonel Cooke, TO an adjacent valley, where fair
grazing had been found. The deaths had been prin-
ctpally confined to the mules-the draft animals
the dragon and artillery horses having had extraordi.
nary pains paid to their preservation. Colonel Johnston
has sent to New Mexico for a supply of animals; he was
determined that no effort should be spared To comply
with the wishes Of the government, viz, to enter Salt
Lake at the earliest practicable moment.
The army had fallen short of salt. A quantity had been
sent to it by Brigham, but Johnston refused to receive ~;
sent II back, refusing TO recognise the old villain In any
way.
Three supply trains Of Russell, which had been over
taken by the early cold and gone into winter quarters
two at O,Fallon's Bluff and one at Ash Hollow-had taken
advantage Of the milder weather and pushed for Fort
Laramie, where they have safely arrived, much TO the
relief Of the fort, AZ we'll as the agents and transfers.
MI. Roup passed the mail for the States q few miles this
side Of Laramie.
The army having concentrated, had a good supply on
hand, except animals, and felt confidence In their strength
and success. They had suffered losses privately and pub
aicly, but were patient and determined. AS the Governor
said: &c They had started for Salt Lake, and were going
there"
Brigham still threatens to burn and retreat: indeed,
come families who doubt his divine protection are already
moving off toward the Russian possessions. His chief en-
deavor is to delude his people into the belief that. the
United States troops are determined on their massacre.
Lieut. Carroll, Of the 10th infantry, has resigned his
commission, and came through with the express rider.
Capt X. B. Marcy was selected by Johnston to procure
supplies in New Mexico, and had left on his errand.
The day of reckoning with Young seems TO be drawing
near; he had better look sharp, or there will be q gather
ing of the eagles in the holy city before he expects 1t.
Johnston is q man Of indomitable will, and is backed by
q little host whose strength cannot be measured by its
numbers.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHA
Married

CswoS-DYrw-On Wednesday evening, Jan. Q, BY
Rev. NJ. McAiister, Mr.. Gsosss Carson 10 MISS GsossIAsss
DYKES, all OF this city. -
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MIsCELLANEOUs.


Of SO-DoUBLE soIE WATER PROOF sYvD
Cf.Oy boots, now ready a. JoNEss. 10 Ann sxssl
near the kuseum.
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Bachelor Hair Dye, Wrss ard roupes-
The best IN he World, ~.urpsssing al mazda. SOFA ana applied
81 The mandatory, rs Brosdvsy.
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Barry's Trfcophsrous II the Best and Cheap
est Article foniressinz, tearufyins cleansing curling, prcser
wing sud restortog the hair. Ladies' Wy n. Sohit ~ al trggsts
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p O g II \ @ "a Ia .
WOULD NOT WED AT ALL.

L WOULD MI " ELL Ia A'
BY CRAB OF CRAB ORCHARD.
I would not wed in spring time,
When COWS begin to bawl;
When little pigs begin to squeal,
And frogs begin to squall, .
IT'S then think of toe-headed brats,
About some eight or ten;
OF barking dogs and mewing cats,
| would not marry then.
/ would not we'd in summer,
When the nights are warm and hot;
When pic-nics oft are plenty, s
But bread and bacon not;
The girls then have their shoulders bare,
And half distract the men
At balls and plays / love to gaze
would not marry then.
would not we'd in autumn,
When lection time comes on,
And barbecues and whiskey stews,
And fun are all the ton,
IT'S then the women all complain,
Or tantalze the men,
I love to go, SO don't you know
would not marry then?
would not wed ia winter,
For who would spend their breath
In keeping cool, some scolding fool,
Or else be tcased to death,
Then is the time to court the girls,
And have Christmas ball
Stop-let me think hare u acJe-
| would not wed at all.
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The WAY TO KILL RATs.-A writer In the
Rochester Union proposes new method for kill
ing rats His own house being overrun with the
yermin the servant girl who had seen the effect OF
"Old Bourbon Whiskey" on bypeds, thought she
would try an experiment on the rats. According
" she took a small quantity, made it very sweet
with sugar, crumbled in bread enough for the
crowd and set the dish in the cellar. \ few
hours after she went down and found several rats
gloriousIy "fuddled," engaged in throwing bean
pods and hauling another up to drink. These
were easily disposed of, and those not killed left
the premises Immediately suffering with the head
ache The writer adds that the medicine Is quite
agreeable to take.
SPEAKING WE'LL OF OTHERs.-lf the DISPOSE
ton to speak well Of others universally pre-
yalent. the world would become comparative
paradise. The opposition is the Pandora box,
which, when opened, fills every neighbOrhood
with pain and sorrow How many enmities and
heart burnings flow from this source. How much
happiness is interrupted and destroyed Envy,
they find vent for the lips 90 forth on their mis-
sion like foul fiends to blast the reputation and
peace of others. Every one has imperfections,
and In the conduct of the best there will be oc-
casional faults which mi ht seem to justify ami
madversion. 1t is good rule, however, when
there is occasion for fautfnding to do it privately
to the erring one This may prove salutary 1T
is proof of interest in the individual, which will
generally be taken kindly, if the manner of doing
rule on the contrary is proclaim the failings of
others to all but themselves. This is unchristlan
and shows despicable heart.
HGg~ The light of other days is now supposed to
have been tallow candle.
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= VILLAGE HOTEL,
lanes Richards. ProprietO

i. MONROE, UNION COUNTY, n. T.. f
The subscriber embraces this opportunity to tender
his thanks to his old patrons for the many evidences
he has received Of their perfect satisfaction during their
soourn with him, not only at his table, but in every
ether accommodation that the most tastidlous could
wish. " p
He hopes by still increased assdiousness, to more
highly merit their continued patronage, and also the
natronagc of the travelling community in general
f',--I JAMES RICHARDS.
Sept 81. 1853. 3!m - .a.i.
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No MISTAKE ABOUT THE BILL.-A sick man,
slightly convalescing, recently in conversation with
a pious friend, congratulating him upon his
recovery, and asking him who his physician was,
replied, OBJ brought me through HNo,
illness, not the doctor" "Wen,' replied he.
f'nay be ne did, but / am certain the doctor will
charge me for it" ...-
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PROF. DE GRATH's PRACTICE

PROF. DE GRATH'S PRACTICE.
Sheriff cured in night by De Gratis Electric Oil
LETTER FROM DIR. kEYSER 81.
PlttSbur@, May 10th lS56.--PRoF. De GRATH, 80
South Eighth St. Phil have remarkable cure
Deputy Sheriff Kerr, of Pfttsburg, had very swollen
and painful hand applied the oil personally, which
gave Instant relief He has recommended the oil to
others afflicted with Rheumatism, in which the results
were most satisfactory Truly yours, ......
" GEO. II. KEYSER.
-...+z- ss" Great Citizens Read. ~ 7'
Rheumatism--Mr Joseph II Bartlc, Myrtle Street,
says the Electric Oil cured him Immediately .
Piles.-Charles Sexton, Esq, x-Mayor of Camden
six applications cured him. Also cured his Rhcu-
matsm.
Neuragia.-Atr David Mann. 400 Vine Street saws
he great sufferer but the oil cured him. So sa
+ Grant Esq. 5l7 North Eight Street. .. -
CrOup.-Ths Oil is infallible for Group. Ask lady
at the Grard House.
CAUTIox-There are numerous limitations snruno n
the reputation that my article has acquired The
public must beware They worthless .sa..-. -.E
IT,. Philadelphia, Sept. LIST, 1885,
Prof. De Grath Dear Sir-I must inform YOU of
the great benefit patient of mine has experienced from
the application ofyOur Electric Oil The was that
of girl of eight years age who terribly afflicted
with scrofnla and discharge from the knee The leo
became contracted TO literally bur the heel in The
hip. IT had been in this state for about twelve months
and finding nothing in the whole .Matera Mcdca' to
have any effect or give relief, finally procured
bottle of your Electric 0I and gave the mother
directing her apply lite the parts along the con-
racted sinews which lad the effect of king the leg
nearly one-fOurth straight in abount six hours The
application of the Oil continued for about three
weeks using only six bottles and now the leg is nearly
perfectly straight JOHN Fl. McEWIN. ~ D.
-- Il. = -~z go 1872 Callowhin Street
For Sale n Charlotte by Dr. f. Nye Hutcl,ison & Co.
.zlas ri 3lda.olsd Y SIS
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State ofN Carolina, Cabarrus County.

In Equity.
Hugh NcAuley, Andrew Bell and S. f. Rankin, EXITS
OF w. W. Rankin, deceased, VS.. William Ross, L. B.
krimminger, Admrs Of Samuel Ross, deceased and
Il. W. Allison, C Il VI. Z.
1t appearing that VIM Ross, of the defendants in
this is not inhabitant of this State it is there
fore ordered that publication be made six weeks in
the Western Democrat, paper published in the town
of Charlotte, notifying the said VIM Ross and APP
pear at the next Court of Equity be held for the
county of Cabarrns, at the Court House in Concord on
the 18th Monday after the 18th Monday in August A. d.
1885, then and there the plaintiffs or indy
ment VIII be taken pro confcsso to him.
Witness, r. W. Allison. Clerk and Master in Equity
for Cabarrus county the 9TH Monday after the 4th Mon
day in February, y. d. lS58-rhis 18th Sept 1888
r. W. ALLISON, {. & NJ. E.
27-6t TPr. adv SGT
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MECKLENBUEeG BONDS.
seven ner cent per ammsaaM.

These Bonds are undoubtedly the safest investment
that can be made, and really preferable to any
State Bonds. "
The County cannot repudiate. They bear esoeg per
cent interest payable sen-annually with Coupons for
the same They are of the denomination of CO. which
will make them more and useful for domestic
purposes The coupons will prove, conTe.ient
medium for paying county taxes The citizens OF the
county should possess them and they offered to
them Proposals left either Bank in Charlotte, OF
with Capt John Walker will receive prompt attention.
s-Ts IS tH- .sfs-z @-83 fat a-@t-1s H.iW. GUTON,
. Sept 2s 1858 Prest.r ", G.. &. r. Railroad Co.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Trustee Sale at E1incGEnt0sR, n. e.

BY virtue of Deed in Trust to me executed by Jacob
4. Ramsour, will offer public sale all that valua-
BILE and well improved PLANTATION lying on both
sides of Carks creek containing about 80 Acres, ad
joining the lands of James \. CALDWELL John T. Phifer,
and others, about Ii miles from LncolnIon. Between
and three hundred acres Of said ract valuable
bottom Lands-a considerable part of which is excel
lent meadow. Said is we'll wooded and watered.
will be sold in three several lots, all together
purchasers may desire.
Also three-fourtha or the whole Of 'Laurcl Hill Cot
Factory" situated about half mile from Lincoln
ton the South Fork of the Catawba River together
with about 20 acres Of Laud. Said Factory is well
furnished with first machinery.
Also, that large and valuable Brick Dwelling and
Store in Lincolnon occupied by Mr. Jacob \ RAM
Said Store is within few yards of the Court
House. and is of the best stands for business in the
town.
Also, four Lots, Nos 10 lG. II and l8 in the north
square of said town
Also, either the whole undivided half of FIVE
Lots in said square, Nos. 81. %. 23 81 and %.
Also, first rate Horse Power and Thresher, together
with some other articles of personal property. ..
ESsye The sale will take place at LincOlnon the
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER next Sale
positive.
Terms Of Sale: One third cash On the remaining
twOthirds credit of one year viii be given, with i'll
terest from date. Bond and security required.
Persons desiring to examine any all of said pro-
perry, may call Mr. Jacob Ramsour the subscr-
Der al LincOlnton
L. f. THOMPSON, Trustee.
September 90 1853 Pit
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READ TEE FOLLOWING EVIDENCE
.' DIR. CHAMPIONS
Vcgc.1 bic A gue Pills.

safe and certain for Chls and Fever, Fever
and Ague in all its complicated forms and is also an
efectua remedy for Fevers of every description. This
medicine is perfectly safe and harmless inits effects
and may be given with perfect safety to persons all
ages It never fails to effect cure when taken accord
ing to directions accompanying each box. 1t is purely
vegetable, containing delcterious drugs mineral
medicines OF any kind ..9 a.'+-
""'DR. CHAMPION Anti Bilious, Anti
DysPeptie,i Purifying and Gathartc Fills-1hc
most reliablc and safe remedy in Liver Complaint D
pepsia, COsiyeness, Sick headache, Sick stomach '%
lious habits, Indigestion, and all that class Of disease
arising from disordered condition of the stomach
bowels, blood or liver. Itis entirely vegetable anu
contains deeterous drug or medicine, and is one "
the best cathartics ever recommended. .# ....
Price, % cents per box ~ o. -
For sale by +. Scarf Co. and by f. ~ Ross, Charlotte
.hLf 8Ht b. NJ Swyer &4Co, Proprirtors.
june II, 1853. Y Belleye, Illinois.
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Y AVING located permanently, tenders his profess
q sional services to the citizens of Charlotte N c.
and vicinity. .y- ..-f. -r.r.tt..s -saty.ta., y
DR.. WA1T prepares and inserts artificial Pal
ates and Oburators and attends to the correction of
congenta and accidental deformites OF the Teeth and
Jaws. He is also prepared to insert Artificial Teeth
after the most approved methods. Sd
g@ Ladies waited their residences if required
Office on Tryon Street, in Carsons new building,
up stairs .@z8G
March 90, 1858. E-.-.# ta@E q E''-.s-t -4st5
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The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of
Charlotte that he has fitted up Shop Trade street.
near r. NJ. Oates Co.'s Store where he intends carry
ing on the BAKING BUSINESS lie will furnish Fresh
Bread every morning the doors of his customers and
hopes by strict attention to business merit share of
public patronage.
JOHN DORAN.
August u, 1858. 3m-pd
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The Great English Remedy,

SIX JAMES LLARkES CELEBRATED
FEMALE PILLS.
PREPARED FROM a PRESCRIPTION CLARKE NJ D.
PHYSICIAN EXTRAORDINARY TO THE QUEEN.
WIS well known medicine is imposition but Il
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
distractions, from whatever; and although
powerful remedy they contain nothing hurfu to the
constitution. To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly
suited. Ok -..- E. :
These Pills have never been known to fail where the
Directions on the I'd page of Pamphlet well observ-
ed For full particulars get pamphlet gratis of the
Agent. @ sa- -. ~ - .sr->.E "r-"E7 -
\. B-Sl and postage stamps enclosed to anv au-
therzed Agent will insure bottle containing over so
Pills. by return mail. =
Sold in Charlotte by F. SCARF & co. sole Agents
and by laviland, Stevenson Co., Charleston Whole
sale agents. zFa gaf -sE. ,a*# ~ = 80, :.
si..u G..z hzaz l'uys -.r33 81 .s-fT a.-1Ea.s
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PAPER NELL.

The subscribers are engaged in manufacturing all
kinds of Printing and wrapping Paper in Lincoln coun-
ty, N c. SIS Eta5a.@ a3..@ -, = TaE'
Orders respectfully solicited Address the under
signed at Incolnton, n. c. :. .,
- Eaf aa5# EVANS, WILLIAMS & co.
Sept %, 1858. f &. &: g2S-44m- a.ga
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Il W. r A EDER,
Architect and Civil Engineer,

p p -I-7--4 y OHIISBTRT, ". G.,
NALL furnish Designs, Specifications, and SUPER
w attendance for Town Houses, Cottages, hl"''
belonging to Railroads such rs Bridges ofSt0ne N'01
crtron, and all Buildings required at Stations. -,
Plans and estimates given for the improvement u
Wafer Powers and mechanical nstractiOns in genera
MISREPRESENTATION. J. W Ellis: elias. F. Fisher, II IRE
n q. Railroad; JAS G. Turner Chf Eug'r Westh ~
Railroad, Salisbury; c. p. Mendenkali, Treaar y
Railroad Co, Greensboro: r. +. Smonton, lre1'
.Westn NJ &. Railroad Statesville, n. G.
Salisbury, y. C., June II, 1858. Gm
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DIR. u. IN. PRITCEEARD,

Yielding to the wishes of many friends, respectfully
announces his determination resume the PRAC-
TICE OF MEDICINE. He may be consulted at
his Drug Store, Ir-vns corner. The poor prescribed
for without charge. .e .-...-t Er.fa .r.-.it ED.
Charlotte, August 81, 1888. tt e..
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. . rheumatism ~4a
Can certainly be cured by Prepare
ton made in Charlotte, N. Q.

E.. .-. rheumatism .-aa
Can certainly be cured by Prepare
ton made in Charlotte, N. @.
YEyHE subscriber makes preparation that will cure
u the worse of Rheumatism known. Having
been afflicted with the disease for long time himself
and having been cured by this medicine he can safely
recommend it to the public Many citizens of Char
lotte and of Mccklenburg county, can testify to the
efficacy of the preparations; and all he asks OF any one
is to give it trial. .-- .. .....
nsa. Price, 81 so per bottle.
Apply to me- or address at Charlotte, n c.
July 20, 1888. w. W. quinn.
Mare Testimony
As to the value of Quinn's Rheumatic Kennedy:
CHARLOTTE, n. c., Aug 10, 1858.
llR ". W. QUINN Dear Sir: 1t is we'll known to the
Charlotte and Meckenburg county generally
that for wears past have been afflicted with Rhcuma
tsn i'll its forso badly off that frequently for
months in succession | was unable to either hand
or foot. | tried all the remedies could hear of, both
North and South; Of them effected anything like IL
permanent cure and many failed to give temporary
relief Hearing of your Rheumatic Annihilator
last resort procured two three bottles, used it
corng directions and am happy to certify that in
a remarkably short time it has entirely cured me, effect
ing such thorough too that believe there is not
a vesge of the disease now left in my system. have
hesitation in stating that your Rheumatic Annhila-
is the only for rheumatism that has ever
come within my knowledge, and believe the on re-
liable offered to the public Persons afflicted
with the painful disorder heavy debt of gratitude
for your invaluable discovery. You at liberty to
use this as you please. EDW'D TERRES,
..s Assist. Assayer U. S. Branch Mint