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GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.

A RE PREPARED UNDER THE
LA immeda suptrtison Of a ski. LfUls iHhbl-
CLAN, aud they muy hu relied upon IN ali cuscs, d.
The tute leence of The community Is not insured ~ IN
ccr Of single medicine whirh claims 20 gue All de tea
hot the 0rueenbofg Remedies consist % eleven Inherent
MEDICINES, all uuoqua cd n the cure q he di,eastt of
cd one appropriate tu any ihe diseases incident 10 this
country aud climate,
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~ w. wy " CHSs L FisHAJ o DUFFY,

GALE OF REAL ESTATE, BY OR
y DIR or COURT on th- 18th day OF Naysm er.
ss9. al Oclt OK = NJ the door Of the Count House
the Pulic square. in the q Of Ceveland Cuyahoga
county Ohio will be sold 20 the highest bidder the follow
rg described real estate to Wit: Situuie in the cy Of
Cleveland in said couuty, aud known W being SUI utNo
2s IN tho ub division Of puts Of ten lots Nos l.
and mrde by Thomas Bolton Said sub lot No. l25is ST.
the ROthery side Of Orange street Bnd Is Cy feet
runt on sad street, aud extends back between parallel
lines right angles TO said street l32 feet 10 alley
App 'aised at SOS
Terms ef sale vii be made known he day II sale.
WILLIAM BhOOKER
Guar ian OF James Town.
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NORTHGRN TRANSPORTATION C0MPANi

NJ IT. GUS EAFIESSJ
AND
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUsIlY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT
Iri-weekly to eoGDENSBURGH, oEWEGo, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND. -
Iri-Weskly 10 CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE MAChI
MAC aud intermediate Ports
r@ Property unsigned nr delivered e our care Will Sc
etiVe urouipt and careful attention aud dispAtch
C Passengers will be ckete through IA all directions
at fbe lowest Yates
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND,
Nov. s-To 5 c'cLocK p. N.
EN- L n ED

EtssmeT May Qussn, Yiger, Detroit.
Propeller P6canOntas faysrs Buffalo llb bales sundrss
u pkgs mdsa.
Rocket Ric- Buffalo, sundnss.
Schooner GuiemO Fitzgerald, Port Huron; ls8 ~ um-
har.
ID PaTs Rs Ernst SArduaky.
Nlsslon. LloJd, ChlcHgO 1000 bus wheat, 80
tugseas.
set Gull bradley Buffalo; 81 tons coal.
feov Prince uf Wales Moore, Rsloys Island " cords
Lime stone,
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CLRVlLAND AND ERIE RAlLROAD.

CLEVELAND AND ERlE RAlLROAD.
4St3 "a - ssesss- -,.Sssss
1883. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1859
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, June
~ 18th, 1859 PASSENGER Train, will .rnu as 10 lows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
A M Mail Tram stops ct sill stat eNcops
Mentor ,Wicklile Perry, UuOny.le and Say
brook, and arrives at Erie l:90 2. M. DunkiIk
3:i2P. NJ, and DualO b:21 p. ~.
32O p NJ. Cincinnati ENpresS Irnin stops pslresville
and arrives at hrie at e:f2P. M; Dunk TX $50
PM.; buffalo l0;20 p. NJ.
$50 M-Nght Express Train stops at Fainegvlile Ash
tabula Conneaut and GirUd only, ard arrives a.
Erie lo5 A. NJ; Duukirk 3il2 A. d.; RuhHlS
LEAVE ERIE.
u nh nj Night Express Train stopping al 0rafd, Asha
balg and Painesytlle only and arrives al CleVe
% NJ. Mil Trsin stops at all stations EXCEPT Swan
vilis, SaybIOok, UHionyile, Perry, Mentor aud
Wick lffe--wlli signal 10 take passen
gers, for CleUeinld ORly st SAybrook ,Unionylie
Perry, Mentor and MicklifIe, and arrive a,
ovelRud 100 A. NJ.
l.22 p NJ Day Express Taiu. ops Bt Girard Ccnueaut
Aslltabula und Paiuf only, ard altNo A
Cleveland at 5:2bP. NJ.
All the trains going Westward connect at Clevelsnd with
Louis &c and all tho goins Eastward connect al
Dunkirk with the trains Of tile Erv York Erie Railroad
and Buffalo with those Of the New York Central and
Buffalo and New York Erie Beilrnads.
II. NOTTINGHAM supt.
Cleveland June l9ih. 1910 GldB
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1cweIrp & 6iIper Wart

OF ProstratiOn of the System and
rapid decline almost invariably the results Of early
mal-Fraotoss and unoheck ed vicious habits treathe
eabOrstey gotten up has lately issued fom the press g.
Illustrating this tendency and the wen pFeven
tion ofthS same. It is entitled HUMAN FRAILTY
or PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCHES" Il enters fully
nto the causes effect and most scsoioIs mode Of curing
all diseases Of isheaie nature with oopous Instructions
oIthe perfect restoration Of those who hT
impsdimehts frOm entering into the msiage state. Price
rs cents. Sent free Of fposthgo Sold BY
DR. BARROW,
iel BesekeT Street, New York.
For sale y
GAYLORD HAMMOND.
VIM. FlSKE,
apr7ltaWd6W Agents, Cleveland.
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N-IFVbIINI VVTUhEI ~, 10 ~
CHERIFB'S SALE.---PURSUANT
~ 10 the command Of a writ OF Yendi XpOuas issued
rOmthe Court Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga QUIT he
SUIT Of S Gardner Pf aEans Frederick ilnusefma1,
def directed, shall oeT for sale Of public nurtiIn,
the door the Court House Corner Of SEM ChSm
PLATA streets nhe ciy Of Cleveland in said county the
18th day Of Move mbef. l at clock p NJ Of said day
the following described lands and euements to VIII sit
uate the township Of Parma county Of CuyahOga Ohio
aud known Of Lot No Seventeen lT in the Tuck
ernan act called being all Of sui 20; No u except,
ng piece the south psrt I'll hereO conveyed by said
Frederick Haussi TO John HHuse by warranty
Decd and bounded the south the east and west by lot
lines Auh north Ivy ltne drawn parallel with
said south line from east 10 west through said lot No IL
and far enough from said outh line contain ten acres Of
and more ess The piece hereby ntsude te Convey
cd being my acres Of land less, but sublec
to all legal highways" Appraised NJ 80 $50 90
d. l.. WlGHrbIAN Sheriff.
B. r. BEIvfs. Atty octl5
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City Wills.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
n purchased this well known fiuuung esai inrut,
prepared furnish 70 its old patrons aud the public
generally aiGe Flour and Mil Feed not inferior 70
any oveTpheTed this market The following favoTito
brands Of Flonr kept constantly hand and for sale whole
CITY MILLS Double EEiTain barrels, sack aud hall
sacks made tIom very choice white Wheai.
SUPERIOR" Double E1tra In barrels, sbck snd half
sacks, made from the best red wheat
MARBLE MILIs' Estra, In barrels sa-ki snd hall
sacks, FIRST quality Of Flour
lMluE0I. u n NmnnILLnn.
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UXedtC0E IeGUS.
SPE R M A T0RRHGAI
Or Seminal WlaknsS5,
G L L Il r, Sc,
AND
I'M d Il H N G. W,
URED! ....
One Hundred Dollars Premium,

Une Hundred Dollars Premium,
DIR. A. GIBSON,
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK
R 70 cure " The above named diseases
eaa e. Pay s sf uad sues ss. Ss S a S
with equal scncess.
GBSON is nappy boiaF able mi ru-
that he has perfected system uf treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the absve and other private diseases with all bad effects
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PRoSTRATIoN.
He has Suco eded 10 curing in this city, some
Physicians no poltss TO treat all private aides with
success and 6Sq, "A I.Csiyng the ess! PaItc Of benefit
boast Of that fact! for h The vSy TsS,oG AZ a, dioO@a Is
ter lomss. colleges experience yet
possessed sufficient to awLs make aged wiss'
he boast that be OF college in Paris
snsa1Tng tho iSnocS t. But what Dr. GIBSON might
boast Of is this that he is abs to give entire
and that he has perfected Anercgn oftrouHon,
any atsBt sdies ~ equal for The rnden cure o seRna
weak and all diseases arrangements both mohsl
Dr. GIBSON also csi@s for his rev treatment the fol-
lowing advantages over all others YET a9d hst
relies of tho dark ages sae6 as AIsIcY nor SnS oei
Srs S G fh S is n POSITIVE Ss " Sd
GsFHin IL AL Ho s. stands s 10 go 50 into any
great et thai he able to ter
Ia tho length Of uma required BY any oheI
/ Physician 20 cure one stuiilnr case.
Fellow Ctz nsl Facs tangible thnfs, aud In thii
the Only bua upon which the pubic mind he fed
aOd from which just aud definite conclusions b de-
/ duGed
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located Cleveland, and
has during the past SIX months performed many
daeasfa which had for realsted all other modes
trea ment Reference can be given TO rdyiduals Of h'
hrst TesDectahntY IN Cleveland Boston, Now York,
other cities Ia regard ~ sk integrity all probes
| sionai tTansi oOns,
NJ Medicine Heut part Of the country the
| cei Z ~ ten dollars
! az Or GIBSoNs New Work Pynology for sale a
| his uhice.
DR.. GIBSON,
PROFESSOR OF ELECTRoPATHY MEDICINE
u Once No III outSrio street, up stairs, few door
o. nee houIs lIun to II 'ud frcm 70 o'clock dali
SUNDAY eKcepted.) nova
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CioVolaRa and Pittsburgh Rail Read,
1859. 1859,
eycland, Columbus & Cincinnati RSllrOOd


- ~ y.
sU1IAlER ARRAr8EMFNT E.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Apri
" H. 1852 Passenger rrana leave Clevelund as follow
gib5 An. CiGcinna Etpress- New London, Shelby
Crcstliue, .iaiiion, CurdinBton. and N switch
for Delaware.
1880 A NJ Mail. stopling At ali s,atonH.
$50 a. Suurnut Night fasgei ger, stopping az all sta
tions between Cleveland aud GALLON, and a.
C3tdington and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave RasseBgers al oil Stations south OF Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, eandusky, Mnusfed and Newark Railroad, fof
Mansfield hlt Neruoa, fewurk, Zanesulo, Go
Crssslins pi'sburgh Ft. Wayne and Clde9go ReTO5d,
forForeE Upper SauduskJi Delphos Lima, Ft
Wayne, LSpcTlg Chicago. zr. west and last
Tor Mansfield, Wooster, massllon &c.
anas uzd BeiluuutCie Hailruud Lice Tor Marion Belos
f1ntaine, Siunqy UpiOn, MUueio, iudinnaPOla
Tsrrt Haute Vmconnts, Evansville LcusViia
Cairo. Sc. Louis, &C. r
ue AHa-e Dayton and Cincitia Line iol Sprng1eld o.
Nayton, Hamilton, Cincinustt. HcbmdBd. in-
dianap0is, rerTe HauiB, 81 Louls, &C; and Al
tiucinuati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail
road for Louisville and all points on the Ohio
River.
Cslausbus Little Miami and Columbus, and Eonla Hs
road, for Nena, Dayton, indianapolis, lerfe
Hautoi 81 Louis, Morrow, Loyeland, and I'm.
cinnati. aud with the OhioRnd Mississippi Rti-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville Evansville
Cairo, st Louis, and a points on the Ohio river.
CeluHbUs Central Ohio Rsilroal for Newark sanetyuo
Wheeling, &C; Columbus, PiQoa and Indiana
Railroad for Rigua, UTbana, Ge .
a Fgr Tickets 10 ali points and Information apply at
the Union Ticket Once 5lsuperior sfeat OF al the Pas
Isng or station. . , - r,,- ..s,
HNN a
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MO ONE REMEDY rs LOUDET

M " .OIH
In called for by the Of the American people
than aud safe cure for Eeyer and Aguo such
edy now enabied TO otr With perfect certainty
ded proof that NO harm arise from ITS use In
quantity,
That which protects from preVoutS this disorder must
be of immense service In the Communities in which
walls. PreVsnon Is better thnn Tor the patient
apos the rsk which he must ruu ~ vOon attacks of tins
poison aud Ague FROM system and preyeais Tie
development Of the disease II takeu The first approach
OF It's premunoy symptoms. IL Is not Ouly tho best
edy yet discovered for this class OF complaints
the cheapest The large quantity supply Tot do lar
brings within the reach Of every body; anu IN bilious dis.
ucts, where Fever and Ague roVas every body SHOULD
have and use Il and IL freely both for and pro-
lection Il hoped this price will place It within The
reach Of ahe poor we'll as The Al n, great supeTi-
OTty OF this remedy other dscuy red for the
speedy and certain cure OF luletmene is that aas
Quinne mineral consequently produces qNinsm
UIRer iuiu Ous elect whatever upon tho constitution
Those cured byt ale lefE a heatay as II they had
had the diseass.
FeVsr Aguo aous the eonssquon o. the mia
matte poison great variety Of Disorders prise lfom It's
irritation, among which Neuralgia, Rheumatism Gnrt
Headache, Bn1ness poOthuche, Eauche, CatuTrh Ast-
ina, pRpilauun, Painful Affection Of the Spleen HysteT
los, Pain IA the Bowels Cole PuTalAsis, and Deranse
put the inteuitttni type, brcune peOdica
This CURE" eSpes the poison from he bluod aud
Quunty cures them All alike tits AN iuyaluab protection
10 Immigrants and travelling 1raTiy residing
in tue m0lnTlus districts II tas en- occasionally daily
white eIpuSed 20 tho niootn, that will be eIcTetod from
the SYSTEM aud calno accumulate sufficient quantity 10
ripen into disease Hence h yauabe ior pro-
tents # they avail tn mselves Of the this Teme
| d. Affords
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFeE@3zA
" Lsks Nayigaton the prolrietorsH "a A.aVaM
nf his Line will put upon the route rom il -
Buffalo to Chicago seven frst-class gzlaAlEst,aal
/ screw Steamers, of great strength and speed,
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NEAkI A hLhb.
Potatos ...flbu %
Unions ..ss...... ID
LINZ.
Water-EAstu S9bbl1 ~ q l 70
sandy Hd Cemnt l $50 l 81
White Lime ...... ID l 0e
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p o g T I @ a Il .
INTRINSIC WORTH.

IT'S not the bird of brightest wing
Doth lOftIest soar or sweetest sing;
For brilliant plumage, who would mark
The pinions of the warbling lark
IT'S not the gayly painted flower
That sweetest blooms in wood or bower;
The violet of humble nien
Breathes out its fragrance all unseen.
IT'S not the sparkling fountains flow
That gladdens most the vale below;
The silent dew, the gentle rain
Will more refresh the thirsty plain.
IT'S not the costly pearl or gem
That forms the lOveliest diadem;
The ornaments that most adOrn,
Are by the lOwly spirit worn.
IT'S not the faircst form or face
That most reveals the spirits grace;
The noble virtues of the mind
Lie deep within the soul enshrined.
IT'S not the man of shining parts
Has strongest sway Ger human hearts.
But he of sympathetic soul
The willing passions doth control.
IT'S not the boasting Pharisee
Who finds acceptance for his plea:
The contrite heart alone will bring
To heaven a pleasing offering
Yes. tbs the "rOse upon the hills"
That sweetest fragrance distills;
But none the less its grace, | ween,
Though often ''born to blush unseen"
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NEWSPAPER BORROWERS.

An exchange paper says: A borrower is an
unfinished being. He is incomplete There
is a screw loose in his organization. He is a bad
man-that is, an unsafe He never comes to
anything good, and is always poor. 1t is all old
Scandinavian proverb that when Satan wished to
angle with and finally catch man he first sets him
borrowing. The whole tribe of borrowers ut
terly mean, and the newspaper borrower is the
meanest of the tribe. In this country news
papers cheap that every man can-and
every decent man does buy his own. At any rate,
no decent will borrow a newspaper. If he
can't get one of his own he will do without 1t
dirties and rumples paper to handle it, and no
man likes to have his favOrte family journal soil
ed by borrowers unclean hands. Subscribers to
good newspapers like to preserve them in good
condition; and in order that they may do this the
papers must be kept clean, smooth and whole
No one likes to preserve dirty, torn, rump led
paper, and one such unsightly copy spoils whole
one number of paper lost breaks the continui-
ty of volume, and there is degree of sentiment,
too, about favorte family newspaper. A man
acquires affection for it, and as in the Of
his wife and baby he don't want any thing else to
NEEDLE with it. Therefore the newspaper borrow
er is dsturber of peace and happiness of families;
he is pest, a nuisance, and should be permanent
ly disposed of in manner that would forever pre-
vent him from annoying honest. decent people,
who pay for their newspapers, and should be al
lowed to read and preserve them in peace.
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DIR. CHAMPIONS
Veget BILE AgUe Pills.

safe and certain for Chills and Fever, or rev"
and Ague in all its complicated forms, and is also
cfectual remedy for Fevcrs of every description. p
medicine is perfectly safe and harmless in its cne'
and may be given with perfect safety to persons Of
ages 1t never fails to effect cure when taken aeco
ing to directions accompanying each box. 1t is POI.
vegetable, containing no deleterous drugs nor mD'
medicines of any kind.
DIR. CHAMPIONS Anti-Billious, ADr
Dyspeptic, Purifying and Cathartic Pills-l%
most reliable and safe remedy in Liver Complaint, "a
pepsia, Costiveness, Sick headache Sick stomach w
ious habits, Indigestion and all that class of dseS
arising from a dSordered condition of the stoma
bowels, blood liver 1t is entirely vegetable ~
contains deleteriOus drug medicine and is ONE
the best cathartics ever recommended.
Price, % cents per box. 40
For sale by F. Scarf Co and by F. N. Ross, Chari0'"
F. NJ. Swyer & Co., Proprietors,
June IA, 1853. Belleville, Illinois
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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL.
High Point, N. c. Railroad,
ID UiLeS Hast of GrpPu sIOI.O'

.
REV. " NJ. RAY, Principal with efficient Assistants
The object of this Institution Is to provide for the
thorough education young ladies' and as an addition
al feature qualify such of them may desire it for
the avOcatOn of teaching.
Its next session will open in the Brick Building
recently purchased by the undersigned. Tie building
is situated in a beautiful grove, on a commanding emf
and has sufficient number of ell-fu-niShed
rooms to accommodate loo boarding pupils. We shall
have Lectures and experiments in Natural Science by
experienced instructor.
Board, and furnished rooms with fire. places fuel
&C, Sc per month English Branches, Sc to SIS per
Session. Languages and Ornamenfas on reasonable
terms Board and half the Tuition required in advance
The Proprietor Teachers and Pupils dwell together and
the same table.
BslF~ Young ladies of limited means will be credited
for Tuition until they teach and pay for it, Situa
tions guaranteed 10 such.
For full information, address
Rev. ". l. LANGDON
jan Is, 1889. I'm Proprietor.
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The subscribers respectfully inform the public that
they prepared Gas Works for lighting cities
towns villages, colleges and large hotels They have
erected works in Charlotte and Raleigh, N. c., which
given entire satisfaction to the citizens Of those
places. As qualifications ability and promptness in
fulfilling contracts entered into by them they refer to
the following gentlemen:
James H. Carson President of Charlotte Gas Work
pany, Charlotte: n G..
VIM. Johnston, President of Charlotte 4 Railroad
company, Charlotte, n. C..
DR. Thos Hogg President of Raleigh Gas Association,
Raleigh, c.
Col G II Young, Waverly, Mississippi.
G Story, President of Gas Works, Little Falls, Y.
F 7 Story, Supt. Gas Works, Waterfowl, n Y.
" S Schooner Co, 22l Pearl street, New York.
For further information address the undersigned at
Raleigh, n. c.
WAREHOUSE & BOWES.
September H. 1858
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NOTICE .
SANDS SAEsSAPARILLA,

For the purifying of the blood. The original and
genuine article. Everywhere celebrated for the re-
moval and permanent of all diseases arising from
an impure of the blood or habit Of the SYSTEM
And acknowledged to be the best SarsaparHa mode
This unrivalled preparation has performed some of
the most astonishing cures that are recorded in the an
mails of history thus proving cOncusively that is ca
pable Of fulfilling the high aim and purpose for which
is designed Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula or Kings
Evil, Salt Rheum and Ringworm, Ulcers and painful
affections of the Bones liberated Throat and Nosrils
Scuryy Bles, Chronic Sore Eyes, BotchcS, and vari-
cutaneous eruptions, Glandular Enlargement, Hip
Disease, &C.. efectually cured by its use, and
THE TRIUMPHS
it has obtained diseases of this class such
arc not furnished from any other 1t purfcs,
cleanses and strengthens the fountain springs of life,
and infuses new vigor throughout the whole animal
frame.
THE PROOFS OF IT'S EFFICACY
daily being published, and the confidence of the
public is asked only in proportion to its ocuoI merits,
wherever introduced and used These only relied
upon to prove its worth.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Letter from Mr. BUcKxER of Winchester, Ky.
\. B. & D. SANDs-CiENTLEMEN I would not have
presumed to write to you, if it not my duty to let
the public know the almost miraculous effect your Sar
saparilla has had upon me My limbs were covered
with ulcerOus Sores, that could not walk during
the whole Spring and Summer. In this situation
commenced the Of your Sarsapara and after TAX
ing few bottles entirely cured must also tell
you of another wonderful cure My brother aflct-
ed with Scroula in his head bad that his physician
told him the loss of his sight inevitable and per-
manent blindness seemed to be his fate. Three bottles
entirely restored his sight, and cannot but
mend it to all similarly afflicted. Yours truly,
BENJAMIN F. BUCKNER
Prepared and sold by \. B. & D. SANDS, Wholesale
Druggist. 100 Fulton-Street corner of William, n. V
For sale in Charlotte by F. SCARF & co.
December l. 3m
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Rheumatism
Can certainly be cured by a Prepare
ton made in Charlotte. N. G.

TENHE subscriber makes preparation that will cure
m the worse of rheumatism known. Having
been afflicted with the disease for long time himself
and having been cured by this medicine he safely
recommend it to the public. Many citizens of Char
loe, and of Mecklenburg county, can testify to the
efficacy of the preparations and all he asks of any
is to give it trial.
neaz PRICE, 81 so per bottle
Apply to me, address me at Charlotte, N. c.
July 20, 1853 ". W. QUINN.
More Testimony
As to the value of Quinns Rheumatic Remedy:
CHARLOTTE, n. c., Aug 10, 1858.
Mr. W. W. QUINN, Dear Sir: 1t is we'll known to the
that years pa! have been afflicted with Rheuma-
tism in its badly off that frequently for
months in succession unable to move either hand
or foot tried all the remedies could hear of, both
North and South; of them effected anything like
permanent cure and many taedto give even temporary
relief. Hearing of your Rheumatic Annihilator as
last resort procured three bottles, used it
cording directions, and happy to certify that in
remarkab time it has entirely cured me- effect
such thorough too that believe there is not
vestige of the disease now left in my system. have
no hesitation in stating that your Rheumatic Annhla-
tor is the only for rheumatism that has ever
come within my knowledge, and believe the only re-
liable one offered to the public Persons afflicted
with the painful disorder heavy debt of gratitude
your invaluable discovery. You are at liberty to
use this as YOU please EDW'D TERRES,
Assist Assayer [. S. Branch Mint.