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I9-oThe Root Of ali Egir' i tfe venom

n0@'The Root OF all Evir' Is Ire venom
Of disease instied into the system BY ssrly abuse,
indulgence and excess Of any Kind. This must BE-
eradicated sfom ths system without delay; not mo-
msnt should be lost The psraioious use Of msrcury
Will not Do a. nay, it will iRiure rather than cure.
TRIEsEMAR 1. :. Is your only chances peru
sal Of the hoax "HuMAE ERAILTY, or PHYs10-
LOGICAL REs ARCHES" illustrated With sol
rcd enEraYlngt. Viii explain everything. Il vi
only cost you as cents.
Sold hy DR.. Barrow, lsl Bleeekor st., n. Y. p-ics
eeata. Sent lree oi postage esarYWharo. Bstu cha
advertisement Of sTriesomar" In another column.
Also sold BY \. y, Gaylord and william Flake,
Druggists. cleveland. Ohio.
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Ny-Road what Dr. Rushnoll says Of The drmfen-
berg Medicines Dr.. u, s a physician Of extensive
pfa6tce and Of tho most successful IN the coun-
~ (rTumbulll ia which ho residea
"'fhia ocrtiAee that have uapd tho Grafton berg'a
.,la and MurshalFs OathQcon, sold hero By H. y.
Johnson Ga my practice. They arc good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March Z, is57s
Sold BY Druggiata and Medicine DoalarH through.
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad.
dress ii. u. klhGSLEN, Cleveland.
iansd&W 0onersl Agent for Ohio.
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~Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitlers
q most certainly valuable iamiiy edicino, H iu
much sought alter for, and every day Affords new
prOos Of the peculiar effects ofthil preparation. In
cases whore disordered condition Of The stomach,
Liver and bowels is combined with great debility,
nervous weak ness and intense melancholy, It's ei-
iects arr most beneficial and wonderful.
- The sherry Wine Bitlerz are for sale BY L. =.
GAYLORD, Strong 4 Armstrons, and 0. 8. MssksnEis,
UsYuland, o.
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horphy certify that I have been dealing M the
arnfunbers Medicines for the past year and can IRA.
~ aAy that have never offered any medicines the
public that have mot vita the decided appreciation
VI the pccplo ike these, particularly tho Pills aud
UAtholloon. They viii perform al and moru shan a
promised Tor them. I have sold about any bultlea
results IN eyery case. J, II. Q. JOHNSON,
March Z. 1851. Medical gent.
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EW We congratulate our readers upon the
discovery of suFo cure ior Rheumatism. Gout and
NeuralEla, and a Mor ufial Diacases, which L ei-
fectcd without the Of internal medicines, which
destroy the constitution and give temporary relief
oniy. In fact u Is the only known remedy uegtlug
q porloct curo, and We focl warranted, frOm its
conmcndatians, In calling the attention Of The AZ
nsted and tnose hay ing friends suffering nom khou.
mntam, Gout or Neuralgia, or the poruicioul oicctn
Of our paper, Of Dr Lcland's Anti-kheumatlc Band.
l.4-scld BY WIN. FISK E, Cleveland. y. fob8
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b. h. AOL0M0NRON.

LTdcllcdI dl7d ocleItlIc UpIcl11I
Keeps the largest assortment Of the most improved
Kinds Of SPECfAOLEs. An his Glasses, whether
lor near or far sighted, are ground End6r his own
inspection, ~ machinery ota construction, with
the greatest care 90 a. 20 suit the eyes IN an cgses
curing Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation of tie
Eyes, and imparting strength Tor long reading or
nuc sewing.
NJ. Sol0mcuaon would relnform the public t1at
be never employs any one IN the sale Of BIS Lgneeg.
~ Also, splendid assortment Of Spy GLASSES
MICROSCOPES, COEpAS8EA &C., on hand.
So ARTIFiClAL EYES inserted without pain,
q perfect ae natural.
6ErIcr-A6. ia0 superior strsst, undor Amerioan
Hotri maltsdsw
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTEl
BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED sOHEDULEi

By rocgn. nportant changes thiu Road s nov able
% furnish unnHua facilities Tor tniercum muuicnfinn
Aast, Hcuih. Meat, Northwest and bouthWcat
EUlh GukhkuftONH with an through trnina
. fhuadnl phia and New York, IN She katt-With tho
South, hy ~ washington Branch hrad-hT Ciest-
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rhFoayh rickets 10 Baltimore, Phiiadaishis, Nsir
YORK huston give the privilege II y fna over ~
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THIS & the ONLY route that can nirnlsh rhrouah
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ll-fHre aa Low a. b. any other Route.
- aiearlng Cars en- al Night Trains
Ank foT Tickets BY baltimore and lhio itailroad.
j. n, SULLIVAN,
uruarAi Western AeTnf.
4 lsrsiTrasspoftatn. GoosTai Tioksi kruns.
9isRN
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r5I,.9 Iss TAis. ., NJ , ~ "A i,a' 'sl On 'pa .'r
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MARSHALL'S OTENlNE CATHOLICON
RnME 1,RSrrArnNY

In this cOnueCtiOn We OUR q low tcatlmonialai
81 am q Methodist Clergy nian, and when on my
circuit have met With many WOmon troubled With
the diseases sor which you advertise Maruhals Ute.
fine CathOiioon cure. have advised itu use aud
it has effected com pcte wherever it has hqHn
used. nov. PETEE SHARP
Wnatnru atar. Ohia
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1891.
MAY APPOINTMENTS.
RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. s. @. CLARK,

Cap ho consulted a. the following times and places
VIII be at his Ohloe, No. Q Garden atr,Vi, Glove
land. o.. the last Wral Of zach and every mouth.
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MANHOODI


.go,a publishsd on the Hature, Treatment and
.dieai Curs Of ofspornAtorrhoa, or seminal Wesk'
uess. sexual Debility, Nervouancst' lhvoluntary
Hmlrrions and fsPotcncy, rolulting IRON aoii-eeal
a.. Nv Robt. Calseraell. n. p. sent under aeel,
An plain envelope % any Eresa, poat-paid, on re-
o,ipt Of two ttanps, By Or. Chea. J. q, kiina, ~
Bowery, New furk. foat oaioe Boa, No. Las.
4
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mnrnER,a I'D nm.

The following is an extract ffom q letter uriiisn
b. TIE pastor q q baptist Church 70 the Journal
sna nesseagor," Cincinnati, ohio, and apeaEa vel.
unos % iavur q that vorls-renoWHud medicine, q
Has wInstoNs eoofHiaa egauR Foa OuihnaHS
FEEfnIEei
ave go an adFo-tiaencntla gosf coiuuna hfa-
WtnsloW's Soothing syrup. NoW ~ nuses aala a
word IN iAvcr Of patent nudizne neioro in our iie,
but w isei ccmreled 70 say % scur radar taat th
no humbuE-Vu ukvn FnrnD y, AND ERcW = 70
nAL1 n cLAtNs. Itis probably, one o. tue neat
ccssuiu medicines Of tho day, boOanas 4 y one q
the beat And those Of your rcedera who have babies
SAINT DO better than 10 lny lna q supply"
So aarartisemont % another column, lepls1M
FRleNn IN MED. TRI III
Dh- sWanf's LsF4lEihlR LlNrHHNr - presared
fsum the roclpe o. Or. Stephea swVos, q coa-
nsctcut the great bonesetteT, and haa beu use4 IN
his practice r ihs last twenty Yoars with the nior
astonishing success. A. an external remedy Il b
without rival and viii alleviate pain more upsed-
IL than ether preparation. For all Rhoumaiio
and Rorrots DleMdoru Il n truls 'niallihle and ~
suntlse loc Sorea, Wounds, SprAinn, Bruises 6o.,
lts soothinE, healiag, and po~ 'rfol atrUnriening
properiios excite the ust wonagr and aston uhment
Of en- Who have ever given Il q trial Over four
nundred certificates Of remarkable cures, pet Horned
hy e within thslaat tVo yam, atteut thin iact.
Tor ale By Str0nr Armstrong and Wm. Flaka
Sec a5vertisament. ueug7. Rssi&W
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i'i5 A. =. hfQHT gxPREss rRATN-stoupi.v =,
9lfard, Aahtahuia and faineaTilis only; and
-. arrives ~ letglsnd at t!ssA.n
i0pd A. n. NAIL fhAlN-StngpsnF al an stationa
except taybfupk, unionsilln. perfy Men.
ter sad Nickllno and aFriVo Il Ciarsiana
at ltf3 r. ~.
i7'oO ,. =. DAY kxRRKss TRAIN-stoppinz A al.
rardi OonueAut, Aahtabula nnd fainaseiIis
- only, and arrives a. Clnyniand AZ an y -
AOVoAAupAllOh TRAIN will leave Oonnaanf
ess.tf A. ~ stopping a. al alalidns5 and
arrivinE ~ Cleveland a Bilo ksr.--
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oonnegtions are made Al Noarocviiio uith fhs 1.-.
dusty, Aansheld and Newark n n AZ eiSis Wa
Nc sanliaAl, Dayton and Cinolnuatl n ~ - ~
Ntth the hiehl gan southern a Northern fndIsrS
end tqloao and Waheah Railroads foT Uhicsea -
Sa,so, A'sn, ~ Louis, and ail ponts Wosi Nolia-
:, rrain. arrive ~ Cleveland from re,sdo and ths
yeelg slo 4. ~, Ais ,. H., andsits '. II FroT
aaudluky ~ 9sts A. q. ~
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Som M DRuoorsrs EvERYwHERT
diadiabstl. i o. iof : 10 RssisTa STATS.
NON S u N P TT V Els.

u J
An equal aud FORMAL circulation Of the blood is
health An abnormal, thai u 70 uaY, 40 aHeeasiye
of aoicieht eiggplatign or atAgnai0n Q! the blood
eaassd b. stpgnation Of tr sood IN that organ dis
sasos of The kidneya' Inagnmaiion o. ne Lgnfs,
sprins ali mlnUr l5rni Of diseases. 10 discover
SSasry 'ss seeesa ssI Z, What ssasss hs b5o g s
oulatet For oeptufiea q has teen matter q much
many 81 puriluunia have bean made aud much labor
expended uaon ths enquiry, z ~ been 90 @ ne
fsoVisdsg. 10 make thiS grand discover, alec
Aeknos lcdginR that Us & ths zil d The Creator,
ana that IN Him ~ lye and sless aEa hass 9sr ~
paneis move IN thar spheres, and AL veg liable o
= governed BY certain absolute laEa % animal iile
troy, aud death, the certain eject, i9llows,
knAiyaia of tho rod oorpuaoio. of the blood show
TRo siS W Brssihs. 20 kSSs @ contain SsTY
largo proportion Of eEyeen. ~, .l.., -,
Oxygen .bregFht IN contract With METAL evolves
5ss sisss,y ssoSsAi IA oOnsac, with ns.salar
Tksss iasia hsiuS Indispensable. 70 have nov lhs
oaoH = g as N @ssss q ~ 9ss s gSssS s1s m We m
gs ,is i9e w s Which 81 o2SS Is contact
with the hgart eagae, q io eailset s3a heass shs
ihroaah 10 rbnBiess Arteries. hhal thea, ar ne
eaugel q gongnmgtion pI z, Fslsy' farslS ~
taininc the Iron, sulphur and phosphorus which
rsrisn- = edrlnnrf % aoc deity, aud consequently
I'M Abnormal circulation. The blood becomes uhtefF
and ellls brCnchal compiai1ta Ard prosiraiion en-
Sun--thn aunofrr bltomsa nervous, and subject 70
fharmatic 7ain1 ald ueuralgia-cqn plaluta uf tkg
IIifuf and 4 ldneya aot In, IA short, kimoai fyrfF
typa Of disease bul fifrn ftfera may b. tracsd tq
iha dshcigneY IN she blood y he corppsclas red
glObura Old aeu causes dauClengY % corpnsel lfli
sud willis We % not prciand % lay that hase e.
covered the elixir yite, w DO ~ that ia can .
sagoriailJ prolonged b. she aso q iee
"B bO0D FOO D."
uhlth rosiofsa tha ia slobaiea, and ihe4 ne pot
l,si eircuiatlon, donaumrtlvusf afiends oi Cu1.
ramrliees n anHhrvrs uqq an1 qfFen y a,a'9i.e
uuiurtn nsf0s, who hare bY gArctl 0i tne psall ~
mind Feage. tha standard % the blood and q uiinin
ishs ~ rel gobulefi iailel sHiefinf epy - tne
dlstf.ssas known ~ temala 1lplatnt!, talf lnA.
dsd thr ildud foudi ean enfe Jon. ~ htl = ~
rinsanfa on dapsr1tr ca1ns Whsre ~ hepe na nsn
9,@n ur Do not reIdft q, aQ lqt ihrss afay lguf
ei,iy hapa. The BLOOD hood = "a nniaiins rem
G ~ t6s,rr Advanced hbTe % b. correct, sii -
4-1,f stsnrf Blood Food o. cold uY ail DfuEgistai
& ,etses ii s6fiBo - haa, vii ecne bottles ffes
nj orponso Tor q. Ptic7, single bottle, " lt e Pot
I ~ III 81 v.ala, 10 yolea uraprsrl-stha old bind,
III ANAL bottles, N Fed Wrappers hayi1a been dong
a,lny rifh-and bnars The he aimiio Signature q
I fhHrch = Dnpont uDon lho iaca oi The urAppefgs
] iiswsst of countcriclia aud LIMITATIONS.
o. T. nUfphts telo Pfgprisie1s
90 frofdWays NeN helA.
~ ssla - Wn.EIsk1, DsaGsi6t, qlggslsssd, q
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ss-ses Advertisement slsovhero.
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DAVIS AND eEs. TAYLOR.

When Davis came unier the immediate
command Of his iather-in-law In the Mexi-
can War, General Taylor refused 20 recog-
niEe him in any way, except officially, Rs in
giving orders and in other matters OF purely
military form and duty.
There was 4 two-iold obstacle 70 Taylors
performance Of his daty in the Buena Vista
matter. Davis was his son.in-laW, and was
at the same time known to be the object Of
his hatred aud adherence, he could not
well have escaped suspicion Of bad motives or
personal telling, In either view. 80
oob. E'oLVEa's oPnSOS OF DAVIS.
A friend, 10 whom read the foregoing q
short time since, gave me the following
sketch ofllavis relations 10 an /, ID Mississip.
plan, renowned for desperate and reckless cour-
ags; -s.--.
Alexander MeOluug often proved himself
on the battlefield and on the dueling.ground
& man of dauntless and unsurpassed valor
showing an absolute contemp. for death on
every occasion that presented. He killed
many men with bis own hand, and finally
shot himself In The head.
| l happened 10 be In constant eommunica-
ton with Col. A. R. McClung, Of Mississip-
pi, In ls49 and 1850, and had almost daily
conversation with him IN relation TO promi-
nsnt Mississippians. As a matter Of course
JEFF Davis was frequently named, and for him
McCluug entertained the most supreme con-
/ tempt He said that JEFF. Davis was not O
man OF true courage-that be wished TO be
regarded as a duelist; but in giving a ohal-
lenge, would always cast abouthim for nom
conibstant ana would exercise enough pru-
dence TO creep out OF accepting one from an
antagonist over whom be had not great
advantage. McClung sald, on enc occasion:
81 am very sorry | ever fought duel. II
Is not pleasant business; and yet would
like to fight one more, with one man, and
tn At man is Jefferson Davis, because think
the United States will be better without him.
he win not fight me, he is too great q cow
ard. In fact he Is not now, never was, and
never viii be brave man, in the true sense
Of the word.
ale Is a dangerous and willy politician,
loaded down with vanity and self-colceib
wishing only for bis own aggrandizement
and he cares not at what expense or how
many desOIaie households. Ho thinks OF
himself, and himself only, and | should not
be surprised 10 End him, one Of these days,
taking such step IN public as viii place
his neck in q halter; Tor be Is a bad man and
a scoundrel, and have frequently denounced
him as such before The people Of Mississippi,
and the dirty poltroon snd srtful villain
never had the courage 70 resentit"
These conversations occurred on board the
ship Levine, B. Gardner master, on our pass.
age from New York 10 Valparaiso. Nc
Clung was on his way to Bolivia IS Charge
d'Afaires from the United States.
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a6nrdmarE.

TRON AND NJ Ills WARE
HOUSE, Nos. 81, o5, 65, aud 81 River street. ana
8, s., 81 and e8 On the Dock, Ol8yolhnd, Ohio.
v. 2. CAREY. MORRISON Fo1IER.
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An the trans goce wastaari eohpusi A faevsi.,s
With irslna Cor Toledo, Chicago, UOinmhus Cincia.
natl, 81 Louis Sci and al the tFaina gnns castaF
Connect ei punkif With the frnina % tho NJ ~ q ~
llailroad, and az Buffalo Nth those uf me Nov NorF
uuntrai and Bucalo 4 New KoFk Ga Ralirosls
fn.,.l..a 49, 49,, h' NVIlAhoAAA, &up'l
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nAYIa N RuRnA va.

We extract
DAVIS AT BuRNA Vista.
BY the way, Il Jefferson Davis should lead
the Secession army Ia person, is is TO be
hoped that his memory Tor couragel woEt
tail him, az Il did az the battle Of Buena
VISTA when he ommitted 10 give the third
aud essential command 10 throw hla regiment
into solid SQUARE "By she right and leo OF
flank batleilionsl 20 the color-moreA T.
Tho consequence OF this Aiaias pals d,JlisRdss
was, that his regiment was len In the shape
Of V to receive the charge OF tour thousand
hoxiean cavalry, coming down on them In
full career, oe the slopes Of Buena VISTA
The survivors Of that regiment know that
nothing saved them IRON annlhilatton but
their lOng-pracliced, deadly craftsmanship
with riiles
Perhaps II was well TOR Jefferson Davis
that Zachary Taylor Was his ather.in-law,
though nnwillingly 60. A strrneF and more
Bruias-llks commander might have ordered
q court martial on the spot that would have
condemned him to have been shot for cow
ardioo or moral incOmpeIeney.
M OUGHT TO HAvE BEEs coURT-MARTtALRD.
In my opinion, jefferson Davis should have
been court -nar,ialed for bis disgracefal mis-
conduct in that battle As soon IS it was de-
cided. Perhaps be would have been, but for
bis peculiar relations to Zachary Taylor,
whose daughter be had married by stealth,
in opposition TO the expressed wishes ard
positive commands Of her father General
then Colonel) Taylor said 10 his daughter.
g II you marty Lieutenant Davii, I win never
see your face again, dead or allver The
infatuated girl, nevertheless eloped with
Davis, who bad taken advantage OF the pat
ronage Of bis commanding officer, and vio-
lated the laws OF hospitality BY secretly gain
ing the affections of his daughter. In such
adherence did Zachary Taylor hold Davis,
that be kept bis word with armness that
may be deemed pitiless cruelty. When, in
the course Of time, his disObedient daughter
lay on her death bed, she sent to him pen
itent message, entresting him TO visit her,
that she might die in peace with her fathers
blessing, or at least his iorgiEness the stern
reply Of the memorable old mar was; 81
warned you that II ever you married that
man, would never see you agaiu, living OF
dead, and never willr' And 80 the ua-
fortunate lady died, unblest and uRlorgiven
| bY him.
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LEYELAN.Dl , EKIR h. n. Fl

80. SUMMER ARIA HGEMENT. isn
Trains viii run fJiiaWaf
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
ala A. ~. EXPRESS NAIL TrkfN- efe,,tr,, a
AZ Stations except faglid, Wiohliks h.6-
tor terfyl NnicnFllla, hay hfuak, FafrFl-5I
sua -, ttiliis Ang ArfiF,l ~ hriu at ilitt
-. p - tnnklrs aoi 2, ~, bufaio a. y -
go ?. HsVlhOlhNArt kNPkEsa rRAI N@stn6.
plnE a. fainesyiiie, h4hlnbHia and Cir "a
only and arrives Al Erlo las p u . han-
Gls ,. =. VONNE1UT kO0oa on1Ti6 6k4s,o,.
900 >. 4. Eiaaf Exfksss TaArs-s,,,,,o, :,
Eelneattilo, AahtAbulR and 0iraFyi "a ~ snd
arrives ~ kric at lFie A. ~. nunffrk 81
lalu A. ~, nudain SO A. = -
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Aail Roads.
CLEYELAND Z PITTsBURGI
aAIL load.

70 take elect % Monday, MAY iath, issl. F,.l,.
eafq Nlefe!.ne daily l1enaays sNrrpi6i, - lilsl
Eo A. - eaN lot pliiahurEh, Whacilnl aad ~
Aso p a.-kecopmedaiion or Allsuco and AIHlsrs.
sispa- s,sa; 49,. A., r,,,.,..-,
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atle1icinea.
I0RI TWELVE YEARS AGO


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AOOls the success OF several medical gentle.
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their remedies, aud the nrm bold they have gained
bon public confidence, has faly iustlhvd tho honor
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ngulaf Bowels Unpleasant Dreams, Pains IN tho
Y ~rtne Organs, Nun hncss and Pains IN the Limbs,
Feet.
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MORNING LEADER.
FRID2Y MORNING. MAY 81, 1sal.


D. Francis Bacon, n. D., Of New York,
publishSs Ia The Mercury some facts and inch
dents connected with JeF Davis, from which
We extracii
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PLCHB8R AND GAS FYTEER
No. l03.P1b. Square, (uHdeF Ohapln Han, }
Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand all 3 lI
Of Pfumberu' snd Gas Eitiarl materials, such ~
Hydrauta, Bath Tube WntHr.t lctets Wagh tandn,
Batf-HOilcrs, LEAD, Galvanized ana Iron Pine,
Sheet Lead bfala Eud LrDu lin and Eorco fumpa,
Hrnns and Plated Nnucofa, end everything hccsasirg
oft up Hoales. Siorpl ~, irlsh Eaisr 6ad Eas "a
the most approFnd rfinciplee. 7
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NOTHING MORE 0ONYINciBe


Of tho value Of good romedy could DO produced than
tho iOUoWug letter, coming IL does, unsolicited,
from gentleman % we'll tn5wn Ia that pait OF
BEEv1cE, shelby Co., Fob. -, isao.
a'S.,, sisnf, - b,ns - - and a nnD,s.r
q other good mudiciucg, bat no hlnd that / e,eF
dealt "a gives such Eood ant NIL satisfaction the
sherry Wine Bitgr., gnd ny own Pra ilcal expert
Enca cunyiurra mo thai thufu a nothing bcttur.
Fur lilauuof twenty Years previous ~ isaI y e.
Hfi lctrd with inaammatQry kheumstlain,W which had
become Kind of SauoUi Ing chronic anrrtitu. uas
beYpr aiihout or cipRr Of u, bat a times Il assumed
alarming i0rns-a0inttimos ny Ina e, Or one oi
thom, have bcoe awoleu % three or four tngs their
natural alze, and With the most iutoicfaile pain
for days utNeekq had 20 beltor way for lpcqmg-
lion than 10 hphhlo around on cruichea. I believe
there 4 nui loiut IN my BODY that has not at times
been Affected, some only having The effect " para-
yEr Joint or limb nr DAY of two.
I tried everything could hear uf-tfiod Ell the
physicians M our helFhh hh0thood, but ~ beet could
only gct temporary relief sud had gomq 20 the cgu-
clu.on that was incurahlp, until, IN lhi fvcslr-
ed Dr.. T. q. Richardson's SHERRY " ne hlfgra irunl
Etu, ard lhrpe butles CURED nio, aud have pot had
Any trouble Futnrn Oft alhen, nuW tFo ana halt
guara 4 think aud believe that ln hhrumatlsni,
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and Kidney Anuctioua,
or ur1tay, ia apnglnc, crftalu remedy.
GEO. ". HOFFMAN,.