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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09
DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
CLINTON DRUG STORE,


n. Il. CORNER, PUBLIC SQUARE,
ESTA ABLISHE led IN 1919, Il y
IS A AC N. L Il NJ 0 N.
Wholesale and retail dealer in Drugs and Medicines.
chemicals painis oils dye-stuis perfumcry. glass,
ware. dyc-woods, painters articles. varnisheS, win.
dow-glass. fine soaps. fine hair and tooth brushes,
seeds of all kinds surgical and dental instruments,
trussc3 and supporters Of all kinds spices. snuils,
manufactured tobacco. superior nka
l.,,-rwe Wines od Braadjes ior Mdcd Purposes. ';,I
Fancy articles, &c.. &c Nc All the popular med
icnes Of the day for sale at propretors prices
offer goods equally as low as they can be obtain.
ed from any establishment in this section, warranted
to be fresh. pure and genuine.
Orders from the country promptly filled, and sat
isiaclion guaranteed without regard to price and
quality Prescriptions will receive careful attention
ut ALL HOURS.
Persons wanting medicines on Sundays will please
call at the residence of !. y. LEMON.
Clinton La. May 3 1851
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09
TIE NEW YORK STEAM SAW MILL
AND MACHINE COMPANY.

y y ~ MAbIll y Ia ooMl AN
CAPITAI. S25O.OOO. THIS COMPANY has been
" organized with the above capital for the purpose
of supplying the demand for the Combination
PORTABLE STEAM SAW-MIlL,
and other improved machinery
They have purchased the entire machinery business
heretofore carried on by j. NJ. Emerson Co.. also
the Montgomery Works at Nonkcr5, on the Hudson.
near the city and with the experience and facilities
combined in its organization prepared To furnish
machinery Of all kinds at mere liberal rates than us
ever been offered at any other establishment.
The Combination Saw-Mili, was patented October
1856. and i now generally acknowledged to b. the
cheapest. most practical, and efficient lumber mani-
acluriug machine IN the world, y large number OF
them are in successful operation in deterrent sections
of this country. Canada tuba. and South America.
and wherever their merits have been tested they are
being adopted by lumber maluiacurcrsin preference
M MI others
The following letter expresses The general opinion
" those Who ain using the Combination MlI
Mc.srs. Emerson " Co. Gentlemen: have tried
H." saw-mill purchased Of You. and will say that Il
y riorm we'll and more han meets my expectations.
80 i ny m small stream that afforded constant
water a'gnt as thick my little lingnr, which wa-
mlrh mur than Witrirni 10 supply the boiler. WI
mr uhn tp cli 5000 feet 'of beautiful lumber in II
huut., with something TO- than one cord Of wood -
II Z. 'r very thiug we have 90 much needed in oui
county for 4 long time. With little trouhleand cX-
pn-, We are able to move il from five to ten miles
pnr duy. m set II up in the heart Of timber which
saws l -rtai burden u hauling The logs long dis
taucc t. III mill You're. respectfully
JESSE KERR, j., louisville. Tennessee.
The Company have purchased Lands Patent Feed
Arau cement. which is llnstraedand described in the
Scientific American for October ~. This add
greatly to The efficiency Of the mill.
THE Combination Mil. with all the recent improve
linut- anil steam power ni IT, horses. is capable Of
myiur Iron 5000 to 1900 lcct in twelve hours. i.
Tna %aW YORK CIRcrLAR SAW MIL.
|. manufactured u,Ir lV this tummny. II i of s.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

rEAso@s WHY Yor SIDrLD SrBsRiBE FOX
.EMERS0N'S MAGAZINE FOR 1853.
Fisi. Because its literary contents will. during the
year cmr%cr contributions from over One Hundred
different writer's and thinkers. numbering among
ihcm the mn:tdi-tinguishad Of American authors.
Sc0R. Because its editorial department. oar
studio "Our Window :. Our OHIO" will each be
conducted by an able cdor-and il will -rpaSs. in
he variety and richness OF It's editorial contents any
Other magazine.
Wir3t Because II will contain during the year,
nearly Six hundred original pictorial Illustrations
from designs ~ the first American artists.
FI0rjt because tor the sum of 81 you will receive
this spIoHdd monthly. more richly worth that sum
tlma any other magazine" and III" superb engraving
Of " The Last supper worth 80.
run. Because yOu will very likely draw of the
three thousand prizes to be distributed on the 18th
day Of December, 1888 perhaps one tha' i. worth
Sl0J0.
notwithstanding that tbesa extraordinary induce.
mcnts can hardly fail TO accomplish the objects Of the
publishers without further efforts, yet they layc de-
tcrmncd to continue through the year
TIE GREAT LIBRARY OFFER.
| 10 any person who will get up club Of twenty.
four subscribers. either ut more postolliccs wc
viii present splendid Library, consisting Of over
Forty Large Bound Volumes, embracing lhe most
popular works il the market They may bo d lna at
the club price ~ year. without the eng t.!, or
nj the full price, IS, with the engraving Of tls Last
supper 10 each .ulscribcr List and deser.4t'aa oi
the Library, and specimen copy Of the Maga1 VII
b' forwarded on thcrucaipt of - cents Over 200 III
hrarios, OF 5000 volumes. have already been dstr-
hHpd ilaceorIuucn with this offer, and we should be
clad or an opportunity TO ingnish Library TO every
Clergyman 10 every school teacher, or to some one
at every postoiice in the cOn0iry.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-01


NApoLtos's LETTERS. "A Paris ccr.
respondent Of the Literary Gazette,
says:--"I have been afforded an oppor
,uniy Of examining many Of the letter.
Of Napoleon, which are 10 figure in III c
collection (shorily to be published by
Louie Napoleon's orders; and l can
nssYre, YOU that the commission which
lis charged with the duty OF saying wba,
shall and what shall no, be published,
has a mort erduous tack 70, perform
For Of oil the 'cramped piscos Of pen
msoship' that were ever seen, his are
the most cramped and uninlslIisiblo.-
The manner in which tho letters are
formed would frighteu a writing.mas,
Ter into FITS, and the lines never run
straight, whilst no, unfrequently they
come into collision. And what is sin.
gular. Is, that great many words are
n'isspelt, and that others arc only half.
written. Oh, vanity OF human genius!
oh, triumph for dull little school boy q!
The man who conqured more king.
doms than Alexander, knew not or,ho.
|grsphy"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-01

OxES "DRAwiNG pr THE HEAD."--
"Alons the Rhine. and through the
valley Of the Rhine, oxen are worked
upon the plough and cart in pairs,
dra wing usually by the head, the yoke
being laid across the forshead, and
bound to the horns with leather thongs.
So snys Hon. H. F. F'ench. in his
letter from Europe. He states tha,
they carry their loads as easily and
comfortably, and hold their heads o,
high as il oked New England fashion
The same fashion and yokes may be
seen H. this country, and We have OF.
ten noticed the apparent ease with
which a small pair of cattle draw their
loads OF wood to market, harnessed in
this method. A sack or something OF
the kind is tied around the forehead.
tho yoke IL fastened to the horns by
leather straps. and the wagon hitched
on by the usual manner. - Country
Gentleman.
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SAhE Ur REAL ESTATE BY ORDER

rlrplAY. ssSl. Ii, &c "'' =
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Scrofula.

Nervous Trcm"r'. Fainting Fits, Epilepsy
Mental Irritation. Dependency, Wasting "t ,h,
IN, ~,
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SYMBOLIC CHURcH. .BuIuLpIN0. The
London Reuiewsays:s lady, with whom
we have the homer to be acquainted
found some difficulty. a short time ago
in keeping her countenance in the
presence OF a stately rector, who, hav
ing explained TO her the symbolic
teaching OF the internal part OF his
church, led her outside tho door OF the
porch, and called attention TO a dogs
head. with a huge iron ring hanging
from its mouth, which served as a
knocker, -"What may this teachr
inquired the lady. 'Wiihou, are dogs.
was the reply.
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sso
Lay hsrw tis woodbine clingeth
70 the old magnolia tree;
Where the breeze low music bringeth
From the boson Of tho sea;
With n sorrowfui devotion,
Lay her where sweet yioiets he,
Where tho lsavcs keep gentle motion
Tp the breathing Of the sea;
There, there Jay her,
There, there loave her!
Our fair E.lh
Our young Ella!
Our lost Ella! .....
~" Fila Lee!
Ever blooming rs the summon,
Ever humming as the bee!
We believed her some bright conner
From the land where souls are free.
Oh, she was SO sweet and holy,
ANGEL ne'er could lovelier be;
And shs left W bright and slowly,
A. tho sunset leaves tho sea;
..is.4 And we've lost her,
l, Ever lost her,
,.tI, Our swcet Ellal
Our bright Ella!
4, Our young Ella!
Ella Lee! r..r ...
Lay her where the long grass sweopeth
On the bark OF many q tree,
Whesa the lonely willow weepe,h
Like mournsr by the sea.
Shs was lovely, and was gsnue,
AsAl gifted spirits bo; ~.
f6iteA IN gifted mantle.
SIum0'ring near the siShing sea;
Ha havs .sit Der,
ss Esar lett her, ,.a. .....r
Our fair Ella!
Our young Ella! su-lf! .t.
'em Our lost Ella! ......
nnaLes' So
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Hae.rs . Tempie ot Wor.hip

The turf shall be my fragrant shrine;
Ny tsfnpls, Lord, that Arch Of thine;
NY censsr's breath the mountain airs,
And silent Thoughts my only prayers.
NJ choir shall be tho moonlight waves.
When murmuring hon.sward To thoir caves
Or 9hsn the stilIness of the sea,
Even more than music, breathes Of thee!
III seek, BY day, some glade unknown,
All light and silence, like thy throne;
Ard the psle stars shall be, at night,
The only eyes that watch my rite.
Thy hsxvsn, on which lis bliss to look,
Shall be my pure and shining book,
Hhsrs shall read, in words oi hame,
Tie sloriss of thy wondrsus name.
There's nothing bright, above below,
From flowers that bloom 10 stars that glow,
Nut Ia ifs light my soul can SEQ
yDome fsatusc or thy Deity.
There's nothing dark, below, above.
hui IN IL gloom trace thy love,
And meokly wait that moment, when
Thy touch shall turn MI bright again!
-, -..trf-.I, .It.. --.r --tMooRE.
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TESTIMONIAL.
BEEF! BEEF! BEEF!!!

NHE undersigned has opened BUTCHER
Il SHOP, in Hyatts Building, nearly opposite
the Court House, where he always keeps
on hand an excellent quality Of FRESH MEAT.
toners and AS many others as feel disposed, 10
test HIS ability To accommodate them, 10 give
him call. Do they wish BEEP.srEAKs, he has
the worry article to suit their taste. Do they
prefer n ROAST, he can supply wants In this
respect too; or II they wish a BOIL, or n BAKE,
or FRY, they will not be disappointed, unless
they all "speak at once"
April 0, 1858. A. KARG.
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4 Chiid's Qusssios.

4 chiiA's Qusssios.
-oueysvss fNvsst' svtissxmszu- fisti,
|fouf.yyts.ok -thsyibk hSsrd soma s,o
E'iasIehich, heightened him essspt,s 'csi
b'ide one sysainss snd asked II ve eyeI
lssN q ehost e 30 We toid MIN how, one
Inishsa When W, were ) by not hue h
larger than be, On fsidfnfng home from
a .nsighboT.. we saw something white
n ths door.y srd, how IL stretched ou,
Two white arms. and moved my steri,
pus'y 10 and fro as we approached il;
hos our oung blood chilled with ter.
roSsqt 20 woutdlhsys scfssnhsd. had
We dared TO utter q sound, or run away
u our legs would bavo carried US; how
q, last we plucked up courage, and
marched Straight upto ths sppsrition.
which turned our 20 bs nothing more
|GormidabIsl ,hsns shirt hanging upon
the line to dry, which the wind waved
10 and fro. II f''f ' ~
"ls a ghost q shiri'' asked Willie,
rather disappointed. .--y g-,rs- Y
THAT was the only ghost we ever
saw, and that was q shirt" we told
him. The, boz remained a long time
contempIative. At last he said, earn.
s,tly:
. "Whstis Is a holy ghos,--s shirt with
holes in itl"
Susan, we cried, "pu, this boy to
bedr'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-01

TTOUsE FOR sALE.-The undersigned has
IL q comfortable and substantial dwelling
house located on tho nurth side OF Railroad
street, east OF tho depNt, IN Findlay, for sale.
For the terms nj sale and other particulars,
enquire OF NJ. J. q. PArrkRsoN. - ~
,o.s .. H. HOLIDAY.
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DIVORCE. AAJohn ByaI, whose place II re.
y Aidapae ~ -s,sksowa, 10 .hsvssy pstahsa
that Ruth Hyals his rils on hs Zis,h dsy,sf
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas 81 Han.
cock county. Ohio. her petition, charping the
said John Byai with adultery with divers per
sons Siih extreme cruelty toward his said
wife,--and gross neglect Of duty; and asking
d hat she may bo divorced from her said hus.
band; have tia custody ~ her chiid .decreed
TO her, aid have her Ip,tnc changedt0 Hth
Monroe The n,atiefs ~ said peatioh will he
fnr hearing ut the next (Nuvemher) term OF
said Court. RUTH BiAL,
by Corr &-IIBowss.i her Att'y's.
FtrptAy Aef,i, IL 1sa,,,--tg,vJ .
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The Blood Purifier and Pills
Indigestion,

arc now universally recommended hy vol in
Formed aud cuid.d persons, a. an immediate"
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Liver Complaint,
General Debility,

I,unlicc, Pam in the Right Side. Los, Of
titc, Sir"rlrSSuo -, Nightmare.
n,L.t.A
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WEsr BEDFORD, Coshocton co,
Nav Id. 1851

May IL, 1907.
Mr II B .Kingsley--SiE have been sell
ing the medicines of the Gratienl erg Com
pany for the last ten years, and have inyali-
ably found them to give good satisfaction:
and the Pills have sold to a great many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee,
and with my trade they have become q sta
pie article. MaTshnll's Uterine Catholicon
is medicine that has done a great amount
of good in female diseases. One lady sold
it 10, told ME that she had received r.ore
good from one bottle than she did from a
long coulse OF medical treatment by "a,
most SKI llml physicians. Youus truly,
JAMES WILSON.
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nR. CARl.lN wants the man that took his
IL WHEELBARROWto TO come and get the side.
boards lQo. as pc has no use ior thsm now.
J,ly Is, lssa VI! u = y - - -i "a
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MRS. RoBINSON'S CERTIFICATE.

NFNNWNi TTWTWWTTT TTIWTITN,
May LIST, lsjS.
This ccrtincs that cave been In very poor
health iur wears, and found lttl0 ur no relief
aticr employing number at physicians. Mv
disease was rrolapsiS Uioria. had been re.
duacd by that and Fiouor Albus until had be.
come ulceerated toa oonSlderaole extent. By
the advice NJ DR.. Il. W. Bushnell I procured
and took sN bottles Of Marshlls Clrrine Ca.
tholioon, which enabled inu TO attend to my
husband in his last sickness until he died,
which was about n year since. ! have takon
three bottles since his death, which have made
me able Ia labor and Support my family of
three chdren. il il the only thing that has
Imitigated my suffering, for which feel very
grateful. MARY +. ROBINSON.
The Catholicon is for sale by
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
General Agent fof Ohio
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.SJAAE Or REAL ESTATE By ORDEI,
- OE COURT.--on the 2lst day Of October,
A. ID. 1868, NJ one o'clock, p. M, on tho pre-.
misses, will DO sold 10 tho highest bidder the
following real estate, as the property Of vii.
liam McMicbael, deceased. Ia WI; Situate In
ri,ngo nine, township one section tlrirty four,
East hill North West quttter, In the county
of Hancock, and state uf 0hio.-supposed 10
contain eighty acres ofIapd, itbcing the sav,e
land owned by said William McMichael, nt his
death; appraised ut
TgRss:--One.third down, one third In one
and two years, with Interest. tsE
G.. W. SMITH,
Administrator Of WIN McM,chaol, deceased.
September 2ith. ls5S.-tiw
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NcCLr1LASprowS, FiyElrE CouSrr, T,
September 10. ls5S.

INAitSI FOR sALE.--Tho subscriber will
I sell his farm IN Madison township. Han
cook county, Ohio, one. half mile South of vii.
iiamstown. and N miles North Of Dunk,rk. On
the state road leading from Finday Ia kenton.
The farm is very pleasantly situated oD bo,h
sides Of The road. The tract contains one hun.
dred and eighty-Six acres. eighty.hve acres OF
which are well Improved; twenty acres deaden.
cd and viii SOON ke in order "a clear up. Alec
Ian orchard OF excellent grated trees. The
farm is dry, rolling land that is hard TO beat IN
the county, and Is well waiered. ] will sell
said tract of land low, considering the quality.
buildings not very good.
| July o, 1864. d. X. CAMERON.
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Jano Elder, Administrative
Of John Elder, deceased,
Androw ]. Elder nnd nillera

Us. I ONO.
Andrew J. Elder and otbers
DETifIOS 70 SELL LtND.-Tn Andrew
J. J. Elder. John w. Elder, Abner Elder ami
abraham Elder You are hgrcby informed
that on the 10th day of September. tsJS, said
Administrators filed her petition III the I'rO,
bate Count oI Hancock CO., Ohio, the object a,d
prayer of which petiti1n is to obtain ai oider T.
Of said Court for the assignment oi dover NJ
Jane Elder, the widow Ol said John Elder de.
ceased, aud for the sale of tile following real
estate, tcf which said decedcul died soi,cd) ur
10 much ns may he necessary 10 pay debts uf
said icccdent, to.wit: The East half of the
North. West quarter Of section .iilcen; also,
twohty.n acres pif the East side ni tho West
half Of the Northwest quarter uf section III
teen; also, the Northwest quarter oiihc North
East quarter dissection sixteen; also, tho North
East quarter "f the Southwest quarter Of soc.
ton uino--all ~ township two South, Of range
eleven -- containing lsy acres. Application
will be made for said order On tho Sth day Of
November, 1853, or rs soon the reaiter ns coun.
sol can he hoard. JANE ELDER,
..a.t. AdIninistrttrix.
By O'SEiL & BLAcEroHD, hor Attorney.
September 20, lS5s.-tlw
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A. IL. e. BROCKEN,
e2 Cliff street.. NEW YORK
MANUFACTURER OF
Glass Syringes, Homeopathic Visls,
Graduated Measures. Nursing
Bottles. otc. -

Glass Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Per.
fumers, Photographers, etc. Green Glass
Ware by the package. A liberal discount
made 10 the trade, Orders from country
sent on application.
Aug. Z, Is5s.--sm .r.
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Frmn The lfibanu Morning Egpres..

"Marshalls Uterine Cathulcuu has proved
| To bc fully rs valuable rs IL is claimed ju bo Ia
lmlny severe tests made hy medical gentle
lmru and others Dr. lrid.o T. n regular uhy-
stefan of very fine attachments, and n man
oi great Judgment and Discrimination. "a ludt-
ciou- and highly successful prdct toner ~ an
Diseases, especially those ol wuIncu ANA child
rem. FiOn Phgsfci1ns.
''Murshall' Uterine G!itholicon " III certainly
cure all the diseases i'r Whird II is recon-.
mGndcd.'
''rhcrc is no medicine Ike II in this country
s'ln the worst cases | have ever met with.
Marshall Uterine Cathollcon Is II certain aud
sale remedy"
MAltSHALL's UTERINE CATHOIICoN
l. unhosit,lingly offered ~ a reliable remedy
/ ~ AL those complaints to- wL;vh every woman
l. liable, and which gradually Affect the mind
as well aB the body, sO that To tuuk, talk or
wurl; becomes alike a source OF suffering, II
no, impossibilty. Among tho complaints ior
which tho Cathoicon Is u remedy are Failing
at the Womb, Whites, Suppressed. Irregular
ur Painful Menslrnstion, Bloailh.. lnilinina.
toms, and Diseases "i the Kidneys or Urinary
Organs, Retention or iucuntlnGncc of Urine,
inss. Pallila,uns, Cramps, Disturhrd sleep,
and all troubles, organic "r sympathetic, con-
nectcd with the uterine nr-Hn-.
Ladies' who are troubled with any O.! the
ahov" symptoms, or with spine. liver or lUng
complaints, are invited t. address pr. BRIDGE
with tul confidence that they VIII iind rclici.
Mirsh,tll's Uterine Ca'h"hcun Is not Il pudck
medicine, but its ingredients have been Inada
kuuwn tu the Medical Colleges. ana they ar'
lat the service ot ANY respectable lhvsiciiH In
the country.
III. Price Of lIdRSIiiLL'S UTERINE
C1iIHOLICONi is one dOiidi and n hdif psy sin
gie bottle.
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LNOR SALE. The undersigned. anxious Ia
II dispose of his valuable property, offers II
for sale worry cheap for cash or In payments.
II consists Of sixty.fouT acres OF land IN u good
state Of cultivation. well wstered. and having
IN II great variety OF choice fruit trees. On
the premises are u grist and saw mill, the for.
mer running two pairs of French burrs. and
the latter two SAWS. all in excellent condition.
The houses, barns, and ontbuildings are com.
modious and substpntial. This farm is stu.
alto nn Eagle Crook, eleven miles south of
Findlay, eight niles North ofnunkirk, and two
aud u hall miles from Arlington.
CHRISTOPHER FUNK.
| Sertcmher Z, 1855. [sm.l
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E,wING 81 REDDiCik are RECEIVING the
IL largest and bast assortment OF Roots and
Slioes ever offered ~ this market, which they
willsoil ~ very low pr.oes,
- Cash paid Tor Hides.
FISDLAY, September 23, le5s.-t3 81.
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sAScholarship

In GranIcrs Commercial cossesss ~
3l 200 Coiumsa,, OHIO. q . al,slag ~!
For sale cheap, At the Jefesonian once kp
plysoon' B. .. 1H 10 e..-, usefe". ~
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IMPURE STATE or THE BLOOD!


As for instance, in the long catalogue. such as
Scrofula letter. "Barber's iich." Pimples,
Blctches, Eryslpeas, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, DIS
charges from the Ear, Fever Soros, or eruptivo
disca'es of any kind. These are asoeriained
by Well known medical laws to arise from bad
bloOd--whie the highest medical authorities
declare that most icyers originate IN the same
manner. and more particularly Typhoid ana
scaret-the former being anlnternal, and the
latter AN Internal oruptve dseasei anu IN AL
persons attacked by these maadies, the blood
is found to be either coagulated, or OF dark
unhealthy color.
To ward of large majority of diseases, as
well as Ia cure number which have already
seized upon the system, II Is necessary 10
PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
Lindsey's Improved Blood searcher does not
UEINERsAL PASAcEA
for every disease known, but the proprietors
claim Tor II the power not only Of draining out
all impurities of the blood, but by the skillfu
combination of we'll known vegetable rene
dies, il will cure all diseases arising from a
der,nged state OF the liver, drive out dyspep-
sia aud give renewed tone and yigor To the
stomach. That the BLOOD SEARcHER is all that
is claimed for II, the proprietors eau produce
THE TROOP.
1t is only few years since II was disco, cred,
yet II has grown into such IA business that N
large Laboratory has been built expressly for
lts manuEclure-a large nuHper VI ineh eh-
ployed in putting 1t up, and stu the
suPPLY DOES NOT EQUAL THE DEMAND!
We ask any candid man. could this be 30, "
the Medicine did not possess ALL the virtues
claimed for iU
The propristors have hundreds of certificates
from men OF probity and standing in the com
munity, showing what the medicine is doing
daily for the suffering.
ASK ANY PERSON
who has ever used the Blood Searcher wheth.
er relief was experienced. ..l.s..t
Let the afflicted give it trial-a single bot
tie will convince the most skepucal Of us en-
cacy. ...,..s..i .
For sale by '~'
Psi Essthl 4; LASsyS9HrHs' aSSES' Fi.d,.y, OHIO.
Proprietors-- LINDSEY d LEMON,
Hollidaysburg, Pa.
August 20. ls5s.-lsm ,saaayi. y H