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THREE DAYS LATER >!

MAY &C. lsG0.-TLis is the case Of acute rheum-
atism treated With prcpyiauIGe, the 5rst Of those
which called your attention at our last clinic. She
Is still very comfortable, and IL nov taking three
grains thrice daily.
In this case it has seemed 10 be followed by very
satisfactory results. The second TO which
yonr attention was called at last lecture, has
also continued to DO well. viii now bring before
you very characteristic OF acute rheumatism,
and If the result be satisfactory, think, Eoo9
juyyrsen shall lustiy yenGs, Vsraiet az fzvoy
# py9ggiaaaias.
L He is seaman, at. IS, who admitted few
DAYS ago. Has had occasional rheumatic pains, but
no1 so as 70 keep his bed uutI eight days ago. The
pains began in hls right knee, subsequently, affected
the left knee and later, the joints OF the upper ex
tremities These joints are all swollen tease and
tender. His tongue IS furTedi skin, at present,
dry, though there has beep much sweating. His
pulse is full and strong, and about 90, lie has now
used props lamine for twenty-four hours
This gentleman is wnat may be called strictly
typical case OF acute rheumatism. There was ez-
posure to cold and wet, and this exposure is follow
beginning as "a usually does, fn the lower oIats.
There is fever and the profuse sweating, so geHer-
ally attendant ON acute rheumatism.
/ did not bring this patient before you with the
intention OF giving you iect1Te all the points
connected with rheumatism, but TO again give tti-
al to the remedy we testing, and to exhibit
10 you thIs typical case, as have called IT, than
which there could not be a airer oppo. tunity for
testing the medicine ~ question. We are, there
fore, avoiding the Of all other medicines, even
anodynes, that there may be misgiviugs as 10
which was the efficient remedy. You shall see ths
case at a intuTe cline.
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SAME CASE F0UR DAYS LATER

May %, 1s6G.-T win now eGhihit t.lo you the pa
tient for whom prescribed Propy lavuice, and who
was then aboring under attack Of acnte TheunG-
tism. She has steadily taken it in doses OF three
grains, every two houTs, (intermitfHg il At nigat)
The day after you saw her, found her much more
comfortable, better than sue expected be for a
week more. Judging from neE other attack. (Fhe
patient nov walked into the rooul The improve
nert has steadily progressed, and you cannot iail 10
notice marked change in tho appearance OF her
points, which are peariy OF tEeI. natural size.
Thus FAR experiment would have seemed very
successful. bat gentlemen, We must wait iittle
while before we car give decided opinion as 20
what is 10 De the result.
Here is another patient who was placed the
use of the same medicine Sunday last; she has
long been suffering from chronic rheumatism, aud l
found her at that time with acute attack super
yening upon her chronic aEectoG. Ehe-wrists and
knuckles were much swollen and tense. She took
the chloride OF propyamine in three grain doses
every two hours, and you will perceive that ths
swelling OF the ionts has much diminished
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WHAT IT HAS DONE,
II Will Do AGAIN.
THE BEST TESTIMONY,
Pennsylvania HOsPitaa
(FEom OerrcAL Hosprr&L REroars.)

MAY 70, 1s6G.-Ellea s., at. 2S, single, never
was very stroHg. Two years ago she had an attack
Of acute rheumatism, from which she was coafned
TO her BED for two weeks, aGG subsequently, from a
relapse for four more She has been well since then
till last Saturday While engaged IN house-cleanlng
she took cold had pain il her back, felt cold but
had no decided chill. Two days later her ANKLES
began TO swell, which followed by swelling of
the knee Joints anr Of the hands. She has dull
pain in her shoulders, and her knuckes are very
tender, red and painful both hands are affected,
but the right IS most This, then, il case OF
acute rheumatism, or, il - fashionably cali
ed, rheumatic fever Il well marked typical
case. We will carefully watch the case, and from
truae 10 time cali your attention TO the various
symptoms which present themselves. Ny chief
object in bringing her before you now, is to call
your attention 70 remedy which has recently been
recommended in the treatment OF rheumatism. /
mean gyoyyfa alizs. Or. Awenariu< Of st. Peters
burg, recommends it in the highest terms having
derived great benefit from its in 2j0 cases which
came under his care. Various omnenda tory tes-
ti-nonials respecting Il have appeared Jour
nails and propose therefore to give 1t another trial
must conlesss lam always iucreduious as to the
worth of new remedies, which aie Wanted as spe-
cdcs; bGt this comes 70 US reconme nded 50 highly,
shat we are bound to give i a trial.
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CHEAP GOODS.

MRS. S. E. STGAFOOS, has Just received
from the city her usual large stock OF rich and hand
some FALL AND WINTER GOODS: Such as Silks,
Alerinos, Persian Cloths, Delares, Valeneies and
Morientigue Silks, at 561 cts. per yard.
Also, a large assortment of Shaw Is, Cioaks, La
dies Coats and Manttllas With rich lot of Furs-
Sach as Cares, Mufs and Cuffs together with a
fashionable lot of Black Silk Velvet, Black and fan
cy Straw Bonnets, with Ribbons, Rushes, Pumes,
Flowers, &c. &c.
a new style OF W0OLEN GOODS; SIeighing
Caps, Sontags, Wool Hoods. Scarfs, Gauntlets,
Gloves, with EmbreiderIes, Nets, Laees. &c. and all
kinds OF Fancy Goods too numerous to mention.
Also, large stock of bleaehed aud urbleached
MusIins, at six, eight, ten and twelve and half
cents per gard for cash
NIB. All persons indebted SIR months are
hereby notified to call and settle their accounts
without further n tice, znd by doing costs.
S. i. SlGAFO0S.
RadfnrG Nov o. 1863.
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9Hl REV ARD,

WILL giva4. dollars reward FOR the apprenen-
.oa OF (aDd 50 evidence as conyicts) the thieves
bat stole the bis Of my coaches and the chains
elonging theFo, the cover OF my wagon, one set
+ front EeaIssd halters, or for such evidence as
pa recover thdamages from parents or guardians
I children therut the Trimmings and steal away
te moss aEdsiIr, or for the apprehension Of each
PRISON SO lieor for such evidence as will show
vneIe the So are concealed, SO that I may take
81 search waants for them.
3. W. GARRErSON,
EDec. 20, lSe Stage Agent.
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THE RESULT.
4 FAYoRABLE VERDICT

JUxE Q, fs69.-The next of our convaleseents Is
the case of acute rheumatism before you elm
ic of May 26th, which then called typical case,
aud which it was remarked was fair opportunity
for testing the worth of our nesy remedy. II was
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: - GO - LMRnRs.

Drawn for Felrlary Terr, 1862
John Richer, Esq Forema9, Alvy B3yiaa
Thomas Gr5wtrn, lfiliam Cray, FredeFca
MeHc5, Samasl D. Bvpa5l, David Roland, sen.
William Dsnman, Joseph Fisher, ESQ. Mi-
ohaai Warehan. James II. Eeazlyr, Aadrsw
Dioer;, CoeEs Mock, Henry Weaz- Wi'l'2m
Ri,chey, III HiIlam.l Michel B,engi- David
+ Back, Sannsi Dreafing, Esg, Hea-y T.
Smith Ja5ob L. MiY, IONA Csrlry, Jr., Nl.-
cha-l "eF'z, A5r-hamJ0bastoa John Brown,
ESQ,
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"a LLEGHENY MALEAND
FEMALE SEMINARY.
b. AaAsNsEsUEsGs, Eged dfOFa 90. q
CnAC II EEprr n

De 4
Miss Sd. BRIM, Preceptress,
Miss 4. L. BRIM, Teacher on piano For,e
This institution, under the supervision Of tbs
l2 9oVe named persons, assisted by other conpeter
il-eaeHers, affords a fall course in Mathematie.
HatnTai Sciences, Languages, and Bellies Lettre
In Nusie, Painting, &c, it gives extended instFD,
.ioa, non l he Winter Term viii commence on Jan. 4
o1s' Students admitted at any time Habits G
nealth, system, aud pomptness; views, moral. so
cIa'' and domestic, here made prominent oh
Jsct' o. 'oIton That the physical powers a
"e'i a the mental, may be characterization
IL eFeIc;ses are Hecessary--here the Student
neet each day for systematic physical exercise.
[?s(b9 Sf viii pay FOR board, including fuf
t2LL,JO nished rooms, room rent, fuel an,
tuition 70 cofamon English, per term Of clever
weeks Extras, az moderate charges, even les
than heretofore, or than the circular calls for
Students prepared fsE the highest class in col
icge.
fo9 Circulars or particulars, address
CAAS. II. GERE. A B.,
Dec. Il, 1851 Rainsburg. Bedford Co., Pa
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therefore steadily given n three grain doses every
two hours for four days. The patient has got acng
very nicely, aad is able TO walk about, you
see do not kesftate say that here neuer seen
of acNfs reap1Gtfspa so scoA rsetofed
health has bes1t and soietOut Eefag pre-
pared 10 &et g7sitiueig 10 fc paiue Of ze yenas
dg Lap uss@, fssk bound stats thai The 1nres
ariet e haze tried the Chloride or Propgf11ne,
fAs yafseaf hape yseaiated their health nuat earlier
fhan 1assl ,s treota.est ordinarily yarsea WISH
gentemen, you would yourselves try IL anil report
the results
For fnll report Of which the above is con-
densed extract see the PhHadephia 1McGfecl and
Surgte1l Reyonu 1t the report tftera fair trial
by the best medical authority IN this country, and
makes il unnecessary 70 give nurneToas certificates
from astonished doctors and rejoicing patients.
A SPEEDY CURE,
AN EFFECTUAL CURE.
TIE SAME RESULT
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E4Ost: Lost /!

About two weeks ago, on .he road between
Joseph TornIlnson's and Bedford, a yellow
paper-covered book conlauing lectures Oh
teaching, with my name at the end o. every
lecture. The finder, by leaving at the Gazette
otlce. or returning il to ne viii be suitably
rewarded
Bedford TIP, H. w. FISHER.
Jan. Sd. 1862.
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BEDFORD COUNTY, S.

AT Court of Quarter Sessions
q. SStss of the Peace, held at Bedford, 10 and
sssSs- for said county of Bedford, on the 18th
SIss day OF November, A. D. 1861, before
the Jupges of the same Court.
Upon the petition Of the tTeehodsFs residing IN
the vicinity Of Boydstown, said eaaaty' setting
forth ssthat two public alleys, were laid cut IN the
said town OF Boydstown, in the year 1916, by Rev.
Alexander Boyd, the proprietor, and then private
owner; both beginning at points on he bediora ana
Stoystoysn Turnpike Road, upon the South, ana run
ming thence North 81 degrees East to the old State
Road on the North. The one of the length OF -
feet and the other Of the length Of - feeIj ana
both Of the Width OF Is feet, the first being lhe al
icy between lots Nos Al and ~ and the second tne
alley between Nos. - and 46, numbered upon Ice
original and geneT9 plot OF plan Of sali iowa OF
BoydstOwn; also, tITee other alleys, beginning at
points the Turnpike road aforesaid on the South,
and rGnnng thence North thirty degrees East to SAID
ol State Toad aore7ad. The one Of tie lengih Of
-- feet next OF tte length Of - feet, all of Tue
width of r5 feet. the same being the alleys between
Nos % and 25, and I5 and II, and and Q, SO num-
Abered upon the original plot plan Of said town of
Boydstown; slso tree other alleys laid aiore-
,sald said town, Sath of the Turnpike road afore
'fsaid, all beginning atpoints said Turnpike the
eRorth, and running ence South thirty degreesWest,
1.-TWO hundred and lwsnty feet to d twenty feet alley
the same being slers between lots Nos and 10,
and l6 and IS, On. 81 nd 20, and 80 aud 81, so
4nmbered upon tie rignai plot plan of said town
s1f Boydstown; a3Sthe 30 feet alley on the South
.rn side OF said tvn-plot, which said alleys have
become useless, kEsenyenlent, and bardensome 10
= Che nhabitaats Of aid town and vicinity.
Wherefore the C,art do order and direct that the
eIharties in interes notified by publication the
e4 oaafY papers to#1ear at the next Court of Quar-
e4er Sessions to ItDw cause why the prayer of pc
uc,itoners should B. be granted.
l& BY THE COURT
Of $. Fl. TATE, tlrs
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$ IST OF PETIT JIJRORs.

; IoI OF PLIII JURORS,
E. Drawn Tor T ehFuarr Term 1852
Mathew Marty, john Kerr, Jacob D. Felter,
Joha !. Barns Samuel Barley, John Lowery,
Jacob &l.ller. of Hsnerv, William Foster.
George 6enn-,t. John Aldstadl. John F. low
cry, lacob E4is. NcAael l. Putt, Joha James.
Jacob II. e E=lssr Joseph Soaser, John D2sber.
Villa I5scy, John hoffman, James N.
Snowdsa, James Moore, George Rsjmaad,
Samuel Bugket, Solomon Adams, Samuel Rep
:ogle, Godfrey Yeager, Thomas II. Long, Bred
erlck Miller, George Stueky, James w. Rec4,
Dewalt Harshberger, David Kochenderf-r,
William Cook, John D. Lucas, John Layton,
T fedeytck Kaufman, Daniel Stoler, John Fickes
Esq,
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IR. WM. B. HURD'S
TOOTH HAC Il 4 DROPS
FoR TUE cURR or
roo TH.f HE

produced by opposed nerves.
i is particularly adapted to all cases of children
afflicted with
FOOTHAC CHE.
Parents relieve themselves from that distr es-
sing yyeaFiness caused by
Loss OF SLEEP,
and their children from great suffering, by keeping
a bottle Of
DIR. WM. B. HURD's TOOTHACHE DROPS
in the house.
Prepared a: Dr. Hurd's Dental Office, No. II,
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, f. D.
Price, onig II cents per Bottle.
: liberal discount made TO dealers.
.HddyeSs Priasipaf Office, Tribune Bulldogs,
No. |, Spruce Street, Nep York.
Sold also by Caswell, Mack & Co. Fifth-Avenue
Hotel, J. & /. Coddington, 715 Broadway; D.. S.
Barnes, 202 Broadway, and By all Druggists.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott y Co., 232, N. Cd
street, and by o. 8. Hubbel, 14l0, CheSrnt street
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BEDFORD COUNTY, S

( sEDt DHB CCJAIY, S..
A-B At aa Orphans CgIt held at
Bedford, 10 and for tue county OF Badkd. on f6e
lSta day OF November, A. D. 1861, beiof the jpd,
es Of the said Court, on motion Of Attort Shannon
the Court grant rule upon the heirs auf legal rep
Teseu'at:Ves OF DaoieI Siei2hter. late Monroe
township, decd, 10 wit; Joseph and Dab zI saigb
ter, and Nicholas Sisighter, Mary interak riet Win
John Gariick, wAo died, aad aftergya vas iaser-
married with john Hall, leaving issue a dta Daniel
tathsTEne, Sarah, Barbara, Abraham al Nicholas
tarIcS, aGd Washington hall and MaIgat- Hail. all
resisting III Bedford county, except Dang GarlIck
whose residence Is not known; &ichol 8 S3eiglfer
Sophia, widow Of James Mcfarland decd, sed John
Sleighter, David Sieehter Louisa Ann lafernlr-
Tied with Barclay Markle Matilda, IntsfmaTria4
with Soomog feIght, Rac4le., who was inAsrneTried
with Abraham Garick, is now dead, ea.lng Issue
three chi dren, 10 wit: Joseph Catbarirt and Peter
GarIcsi Joseph SleisAtar, all residing i8 Bedford
eonuiy, and William SlsiEhter, residing in Blair
county California; to De and appear at an Orphans
Court, TO be heid Bedford in and for sad county
CO the second Monday (I0th 6ay) OF February next
TO accept or refuse take the Real Estate OF said
Daniel Sleightar, deceased, at the valuation which
has been valued and appraised in pursuance of a
phans Court Of Bedford county for t4at purpose d-
rested, or snow cause why the same should not be
sod By order of the said Court.
s.sz.sssaeesa In testimony whereof I have hereunto
IS ssgrSsi SET my hand and the seal OF the said
SssasAzz% Court, at Bedford, the 22d day OF No
vember, A. p. 1861.
attest, S. Il. TATE, Register.
JOAN j. CESSNA Sheriff. Jan. 10, '52.
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qHB SOId)IER'S TRIE FRIElR,
a Il w AVS TeE3ADY

,aa.d cat III sgle ana sun l9ls' bbstered and
/ MOTHERS RFwPafPFP rpTE I3I9E[ must endure
are graspinz their mnskets to d. 6t5sr
yybaf reiiaf s,rvln - ~. '1g ~ = - t,lA @
tacd Cooling, S5Iva NIL - u a ~ No
when FAR away fr,-, br-, - = i 0' yo' i'FF
and raagas f5rga fba r.seso = -. - - i"' t7H9
pfeaf f,fi,ra I,e.t ~ - - ''9y can endure
and st;ffppaa io.+g 49,, 49,. = =, .As lhua'asI
viyarons yvsile ~ ''1'" '9'ie' e'ioAg anu
o4yft C@t5 Ha4 t1f3&h0f F9UHG2.
Il tanjs uneqaalIed. remov,na n,sy.,,..,, 49,.
Y yes5ige G. Inflammation and ,.y drawing TIE
most fristtlal wounds. '''' '"'
ff'tss an6 Sisters Of aarf f'o'Hat52s
oa eana8s put INTO the Knaps rs OF vosr Has.
bands and Brgtbere a r1ora 49,, -
'a'' gu, '1an suppl Of tois
EAsfa3EalaaFJ Glsltaf saIye.
The I.rsry -,-.,..ri.:-
exnnse5 4, d9a,c,;oS - 3g"as a. hisht,
orae Sawed ,v.tb st yyIo7 ,,-,, = .ISh- ar, Is
and SfFFOfrATfNf, 49,, ,s-rNs .iN9' NVo1H
toms IF f}IrlCE C1vcIr4t o.r1I,1,f = ..s' symp-
with FarFo,.s ,ys - Y supplied
2TI I,gyar = -. S o'l- li0,-'' oINFnEHT,
f0oroiaa. and the O5o,,.t -, ll ~ "isut ana
da over The t55,sf ami 'oosa t"l &c a
YERESr PAINS and Sion 49,, ,,s ,,'sse .ae o.
vbg. sr,o,- iAesei'f We say to The
S5EelEGa's asEGasffss
See 10 your owa healsd-sto net lk r 10 f;,o A-,,y
sss7iss although nost valuable hese PILLS aa1 /
elHE@ENT have been thrrouzt} i asta5 H.
tas 1Hig rruaa,es used 10 the Euraan o.. .,I /
Barr cse, f5l ever lortv wears Ok E,y~r5,, s,.
an tue armies n Eurooe Ed dr. r5s
= = =. =, 80 1'a-fAitF-F hs es'aoP -ad dFqot at
= 80, l3t t"s exclusive sale u aes- GREAT
'l'-'- l'li-9' many Ams ms 7peaii Agent there
o'S' : %" n %eght .; tas)atneat IN
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T 7NECUToR'S NOTICE.
sET Nga'EEGEE,.

All persons Knowing g.lense elves
l0o.7" 10 me undersigned, Vhstser aote. book
1c3ctat Ter costs, Ut Otherwise Will ase attend
10 the settlement ID the sasne or rr be Tie 1j.b
5 o. 'ia. ca 5eN1 OF they "li. Be iet4 tbe hands
s@1 t'2P'- ol&et Tor collection. IA IS positive
y the aas notice ;hat wlH pe siven
WN sFLUEE
January 10, 1862
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foR RENT.
TsUBLIC SALE
= OF REAL ESTATE

IsUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
y virtue OF an order of the Orphans Con-
hediord county, the subscriber win offer at n
SAFE on the premises, IN Cumberland Valley {
snip, Bedford county, on
SATURDAY, 25th Of JANUARY, NEXIj
al tna5 tract Of land situate in said townsbin.
the property OF Zaceheus LumaD. dec,d a,,d
lands OF Jacob Wertz on the North, Sarah Iu
% The South, and others, containing 1O9 acres
i9i Psrcaes. The Improvements are a story a
iii lsi, ios u"elling house, log barn, and other
buildings. Ab3ut IS acres are cleared and y
ience, seven acres Of which are nieaslow-baI
wei 'imbeFee, There is also good orchard OF
premises.
efhas ene baf OF the purchase money in
a. tne confirmation of the sale. Que third Of
Balance TO reuain in the land end residue in
equal annual payments without interest
JOHN LUNA
Dee. 2-th.I 4du
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AAU 1ICNs-T
u Nike is hereby given that all per-
0ns trespa5siok our lands, either by cutting i'm
Ter, fishing, huIhng with dogs, or otherwise, will
.e dealt with aeoding to law.
ARCHIBALD BLAIR
THOMAS GROWDEN,
MICHAEL BOOR,
Dec. 27th JOHN 4. GUMP.
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ldao'L'S Pills are the Best Remedy in exiSs
eace .foT. the .foil0ecing Complaints:
EEag FEMALE MEDICINE!


i1efAs Mhe value health. should never he wfthous
.s9ssAlsa They purify the blood distractions
of ns cieanae the skin Of all rimples and blotehes
and sg TIE rich color of health TO the pale cheek.
80 Tha Plants and Herbs of which these Pills
made, discovered ia very surprising way ssnonx
the Tezncans trbg oi Abergines in Mexico. Get the
Almanac Of Agent aud you viii read With delight
tho very interesting account il contains OF the GREG7
sETGcTsE'' Of the Aztees.
oIoaerve.--Tae MosBsala R4b Pills Gre put NJ in
Beauta Wrapper EacA 40 pals, and RctGiI
az Is per bar Al genuine, hage the siglatss Of
B. L. JGDSoN e co, On each boz.
3. L. JUDsoN 2 CO.
SOLE EToRS,
Nc. SO Leonard Street,
WV FORK.
azr For saiR BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS -IA
For sale BY "a. C. REAMER on JUL
aan Street, and DR.. 3. F. Harry Pit St.,
Bedford. Pa.
Ian. II, l860.-1y,
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NOTICE

~ The following named persons. will
make application 10 the next Court OF Quarter
Sessions, in and for Bedford Caunty, to be
held on the 10Th dag o. February aext for Fav-
ern License, fog The ensuing year:
Frederick BerkhineF, St. Clair Townshlp.
George Wemmer Aoaroe
Samu'I r. Bottomfelt West Providence
Levi H. Delhl hopewen Il
John Hillegas Juniata
&c Morgart Bloody Run Borough
William Dbert
S. II. TATE,
Cterk's Office, Clerk
jap. II. 1862
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TTOUND-A SHAWL.
The owner may have il by
applying at this Office, atd paying for this notice
January 10, 1862.
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EEPURIG BLOOD!

iAe Fii + the uie ara Nien any foreign or unhealthy
matter gets mixed with It once sst-ibated u
every organ Of the body. Every feels the poison
and al the vital organs quickly complain. The stomach
will digest tha food perfectly The liver ceases to
sueisucy of bile The action of the heart is
weakened, and the circulation is feeble. T14e ,zgs
become clogged with the poisonous matter hence
oeughand aI from slight iuipurity the fountain
head Of hfe--tAe Blood As Il you had thrown same
earth for instance, 10 pare spring from which ran
tiny Tvuet. in few minutes the whole course Of the
stsea2a bsc0nes disturbed and dscoored. As QUICKLY
does impure blood Gy every part and leave sting
beniae All The passages become ohstrecte and unless
the obstruction is removed lamp life out
These pills rot only purify the blood bt reenera;e all
the secsoas Of lhe body they therefore, unrivalsd
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49, FoEe RTLTous pTsEasEs.

Idvrr CompIsHt Sick Headache sc. Tfs Anti Efa,ts
Melcjne expes from the blood the hidden seeds Of s.
d renders all the fluids and secretions pure snd
fluent. Clearing and resusoitatius the vital organs.
Pheasant indeed, il to rs, that able to place
within .Oar reach medicine like The g AoESIATS EERs
Plus" that win pass directly 10 tho afflicted parts
through The blood and fluids Of the body, and cause
the sa;gsre- 80 brighten with the fash Of beauty AID
Lealth.
E1.4sn,Lls Lilla nre Tie Rrst Rfrnedn In criSt-
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AND NAY BE TAKEN
ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS,
BY ANY ONE.
BY EVERY ONE,
WHO HAS RHEU MATlSM 0F ANY KIND
At 70 cts. a Bottle.
Orders may be addressed to
PROPYLAMENE 1LANUFACTURFNG Goa
Office, Room No 4,
5. w. Cor. FauETH and CHESTNUT STs.,
philadelphia.
: Or 70 either Of the following
Wholesale Agents.
BULLOCK Il CRENSRAW,
FRENCH, RICHARDSON & co.
JOHN VI. AARiS Z, CO.,
GEO. D. WEThERELL Il co.
PETER T. WRIGHT Z CO,
ZEfGLER Il SMITH,
ELLIOTT, WHITE & CO,
Dec.6,'6l-lyr. PHHkpELPHIA.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-01-17

Bullock ard Crenshaw, firm yell known TO most
medical men, by whom the Efixr Rropyiamine has
been introduced. have sold 10 rs the exclusive right
10 manufacture t according 70 the original recipe,
and we nave made arrangements OF such ma gnitude
as 10 eaabe Us to scatter il broadcast amongst sui
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Mountain Herb Pills

aaavT present vos With 4 perfect likeness oa
Inzuc1 chef OF tribe af the strange Nation
tet ruied &aSico - val fua fgl account OF
hiIo sEd Id people in Pamphlets and Amana
be had gratis, from the agents for these Pulls.
Tie Inventor lr5 Manufacturer Uf - aVasons Noun
tain Herb .ils las spent the greater part Of MS life n
travelling having visited nearly every Country in tbs
wcrid lie spent over years among the Indians 60
TIN Rocky Mountains and Mexico I'd it was thus that
the M0gasaS Haas PIIIs'' discovered. 4 very
interesn account of his adventures there you VIII and
ia Almanac and Pamphlet.