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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-07-05

ORANGES k LEMONS. Fresh aud in
" large quantities Q, WI. SHARP.
FEB. 8. l5SS-tf
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Blacksnaithinx,

Blacksmithing.
IHAyE opsned my shops on Locust street iu
Gsllipolis. and AN prepared to do al kinds
Of work in my line promptly aud in the best
posi- bic manner. AL vork warranted sud
prices reasonable. Son you want nice Job
Of Blscksmithing work, done in . workman
like manner call at the old stand. Of
Z = - ii., JAMES BROWN.
Feb. !, Is66.-sf. f.ft u
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SOMETHING NEW.
GEPPART, ANDERSON & co.
VXyHoLEsALE and Rss.il Dealers 10
w QueenswNe, Glassware, Japan aRd
Britt.nis Wares. Table Cutlery CA<bsa Oil
Lanpe. &C. a.
c0CRT STREET. BETWEEN SECOND.
AND THIRD sTRETs.
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.
We are now oftring to the citizens Of Cali.
Polis and vicinity, the largest and most sx-
tensiye assortment Of hne China, lronstons,
and Common Queensvars. ever seen In this
market.
Gl&ssvsrs, cut. pressed and blown, Of every
Kind, style and quality. In this line We
cannot be beat.
Japsnned and Brittsnis ware Of rieh and
rare styles. that esnnes fs,l to please.
Table Cutlery. and furniture Of everT kind
and price. Lamp shades. wisks. burners, sad
every thing necessary to repair cid lARps.
Carbon oil Of the beat quality always on hand.
Families supplied With every thing in our
line. at q low prioes - the same can be pur-
chased in Cincinnati.
Hoteis, will End in our hOuss every article
required 10 furnish thar tables, bars, or cham
b<fs in ths best style, and We warrant prices
to suit the times.
Steamboats,, furnished with complete ssts
sf table vsre, ct city prices.
Country Merchants can do a. well BY pur-
ehasing from us. their supply OF ware, ss in
the city and save freight As q further induce
meut to trade with us, We will take in sx-
change for vsros. al kinds Of C0uatxy Pro
duoe at the highest prices, delivered ct OUT
Grocery Store on the Public Square.
Ladies are invited to call and look over eur
splendid stock OF China and Prian marble
ornaments. No shsrss for exhibiting our
stock.
GEPPERT, ANDERSON 4 co.
Jan. S, l66S.--tf
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g a,ser.A,THIKu OF BEAUTYIsA ta.so
lrs JOY P0REVER-
|sHovER is again making PhOtosrsphs ct
III t2,59 per doxsn. also Pictures at 25sts.
y Cernsr Of Third. and State Screen.
April %. 1856 -1lsl
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HOTEL rex SALE.

TIVE propriesoes Of the Ironton House
J. ofer their finely situated and we'll ar
ranged Hotel for s.le II is located on the
corner Of Railrosd and Front Streets, opps-
site The Railroad Depot and Steamboat Land
ing. IL contains 81 roous, Bar, lee House,
&e.. and ranks with auy frst class hotel in
the country. A large Store Room is attached
that reats for $50 per snnum. Application
may be made 10 the proprietor.
GRAU q sT0BEL.
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Family Grocery,
PROVISION STORE.
VIM. II. Billings

ooRxsR or THIRD and GRAPE STREETS.
Opposite the "NAnOsAE Hort,
HAVE now on hand, large and well Sc
IL lected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Ground
Spices. Warranted pure,) New Orleans,
Crushed, Granulsted. Coffee, and Pulverized
Sugars. Surups, N. o. Molssses, Maekerel and
Salt Fish, Rio and Old Government Java
Coffee.
Having purchased my stock for each. en-
ensbled to cell for cash, both Wholesale and
retail as low as any other house.
By strict attention to business, and small
profits, hope to merit share of public pat
ronsge.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Wanted. for which the highest market pries
be paid.
WM. Fl. BILLINGS
Jan. !, 1906.
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FO r S A L E.


TIE subscriber has for ssis two 6rst elsss
sseOsd kssd ave fsed boilers. 1Ssy ere
tvsnty feet long, znd thirty six iaehss in
disnaeter. viii be ssij cheap.
THOMAS 6ILL
June a. less.-,f.
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vALfABLE FARM,
FOR SALE.

am now Offering my Farm for sale lying on the
OHIO river In GreenHp County KY. ak miles
above Greenupsburg zRd Eight miles below Ash
land Ky., snd opposite Hanging Rock Ohio. con-
tAiniDs zoo acres more or lcss- 70 acres In =
Timber. the whole tract Of land lying In the
River Bottom The hsnk Of the river Is above
high water mark. There are three comfortable
and Stable, House Cern Cribs and al other
necessary out-buildinss for farming parposes.
with good fences a good landing. and rosd e
Fruit Trees. The whole tract OF land lies 20 that
It could be divided into or three lots each iot
having nice front on the river. would prefer
selling tho whole the Farm together, but would
lot object 20 dividing u into lots Of one or two
hundred acres. provided eould nnd purchasers
tobuy the whole Of Il. For further particulars
70 myself, upon the promises.
Jan 4 iso-Su-.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-09-07

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. -The Conservative
district Congressional Convention, which met in
the city of Baltimore, on Wednesday last, nomi-
mated Stevenson Archer Esq of this county, as
candidate for Congress in this, the I'd, congress
sonal district of this State. We understand there
was no opposition to Mr.. Archer in the Conven-
ton, he being the only canuIuu,. III. -.-,:
nation is an excellent one, and nothing short Of
an overwhelming victory can follow the action
OF the Convention. He is IL man of the people,
firm, consistent and liberal in his political views,
deservedly popular with the masses, high mind
ed and honorable in all his dealings and in all
things good man for the place for which he
has been designated. His majority over Thorn
as, in this county, will exceed one thousand
votes.
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HE REGISTRATION OF VOTERS .-We publish in
another column, the able opinion Of the Hon. Rev.
erdy johnson, on "The Power of the Revision
This is an important legal opinion coming as it
does from Mr.. johnson, who stands at the head
of the American bar. This position, we believe,
is accorded to the Maryland Senator by the ablest
legal minds in the country, as well as by the
leading members of the branch of the national le-
gislature ofwhich he is member. But Mr.. John
son does not stand alone in his construction of the
registry law Both Mr.. Metrick and Mr.. Price
concur in it. Under this construction of the law.
large number of persons who were rejected
by the Registers last year, are entitled to have
their cases opened for re-hearing. This every
person who thinks himself wrongfully rejected
ought to do. Let him make early application to
the Register of his district and if his case can be
opened, we have no doubt that i! will be
done.
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THE LADY's FRIEND, FOR SEpTEMBER-A
charming Steel Engraving of Mother bending
over her sleeping Child, adorns the September
number of this favorte monthly. The large
sized colored Fashion Plate is as choice and re-
fined as ever The other embellishments are O
Summer in Calcutta" and cng-a, ilss Of Bon.
nets, Wells, Promcn"ue Suit, Ball Dress, Collars,
cuEs, Gored Dress with Peplum Basque, &c.
The music of this number is the "Valley Farm
Schottisch." With notices Of Books, Receipts,
Description of Fashions, &C., &c.
Price $3.50 a year; copies $500; copies
land one gratis) Sic. Specimen numbers will
be sent for Is cents.
Address Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Walnut St.,
Philadelphia.
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s%Said an old man one day: "When

aTSaid an old man one day: "When
| look back over the pilgrimage of an
eventful and not unsuccessful life, l
can confidently say that l never did AN
act of kindness to any human being with
out finding myself the happier for it after
ward A single friendly act, checrfully,
pleasantly, and promptly done to fellow
creature in trouble or difficulty, besides
the good to him, has before now thrown
streak of sunshine Into my heart for the
remainder of the day, which I would not
have taken twenty dollar note for.'
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to Delaware city, 10 boats freighted with coal,
and five boats to Spesutia Island, also with coal.

SOUTHERN LoYALIsTs' CoNvENTIoN.-Th body
met in Philadelphia, on the 9th inst. Hon. Jas.
Speed, former Attorney General, was chosen as
President, with an abundance OF Vice Presidents
and Secretaries Among the disting uished in
dividuals in attendance upon this august assem-
bly,, we notice Fred Douglass, the superintendent
of the Dutch Gap Canal, Stonewall Jackson's
Commssary, and the Judge of the Criminal
Court of the city of Baltimore, together with
many other notables equally distinguished in
political circles.
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THE RAIL ROAD MEETING DO not forget the
rail road meeting tomorrow. All are more or
less interested in this great work, and now is tie
time TO attend TO it. Let there be full turn
out, and free interchange of opinions, and if
there is to be anything done towards its COM
pletion let us know itnow. Let the meeting take
some definite steps in the matter, so that we may
know whether the amounts raised in Hartford and
Baltimore counties will be sufficient TO induce
the company to make the road; and if it will not,
in the name of common sense, let the subject
be dropped, or endeavor to get aid from some
other quarter
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DISTINGUISHED CHARACTERL.-The illustrated
chronological Journal for September, Contains
Portraits, with descriptions, of Count Bismark,
of Prussia, Archduke Albert of Austria Queen
Emma, of the Sandwich Islands; Joseph Surge,
of England ; Horace Vernet, of France; +. N.
Gibson, of Newfoundland Cyrus W. Field, Of
New York; and Group of Native Africans,
with articles on Anthropology, Physiology,
Psychology, Pneumatology and Physiognomy ;
Characters in Shakespeare, Hamlet, Cassius, etc.
Beaming Eyes, Foreign Airs, etc. A rich num-
Der. 20 cents, or So a year. Fowler & Wells,
N. Y.
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The CATHOLIC FAR.-In noticing the fair and
festival for the benefit ofSt. Ignatius Church
last week, we inadvertently attributed the en-.
tire management of it to one of the ladies who
was prominent among those who labored inces
sanity during its continuance for its success
We should have stated that she, with number OIL
other ladies, who also had charge of tables, dc.
serve great credit for the energy and industry dis.
played. The proceeds, we understand, falls not
far short ofone thousand dollars, and too much
praise cannot be bestowed upon the ladies of the
congregation, who, under the direction of the
Pastor, contributed so largely to this success.
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FALL CRops.-The late rains were just in time
for the corn crop, which cannot now fail 10 be
above an average in this county. Buckwheat
never looked better or promised larger yield,
bat the late spell of hot weather is much against
it, and much of it must suffer in consequence.
We are informed, too, by those who have thrash
ed their oats, that the yield is better even than
was expected, and that the grain is very plump
and heavy. Potatoes are also turning out well,
80 far as we have any knowledge.
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A. w. BATEMAN. Editor.
B L Il A | r, III D.,
Friday, September 7, 1865.

0I5-The "Hsgis' has n more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men of
Hartford, than any other paper in the county No
CLOCK Hosptal''Ur other obscene adver
isements will appear in columns nj any price.
arge number subscribers pay their paper I'D
vance, consequently the class advertisers de
sire TO reach.
The attention Of respectable and legitimate advertisers
is directed to the above facts.
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Social SoIREE.-On Tuesday evening, last a
Social Solree was held in the Court House yard
The turn out was quite large, and the company
pleasant and social Everything passed off very
orderly, aud nothing happened to mar the pleas
ure of the evening. The arrangements were ex-
cellent and our young gentlemen who had
charge of the affair, deserve much credit for the
excellent manner in which the whole was gotten
up and managed.
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I have read the above and fully concur in the
conclusions which Mr.. johnson has reached as to
the Interpretation of the registry law.
WIN. NJ. MERRICK.
have carefully read Mr.. Johnson's opinion,
and concur in his view of the law, fully
WILLIAM PRICE.
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The TIDE WATER CANAL.-For the week end
ing on the third of September, there were towed
from the Canal basin at Havre de Grace, one
hundred aud forty-one boats destined for the
following points, viz: SO to Baltimore, carry
ing coal, lumber, ice, &C.. to Philadelphia, 80
boats, loaded principally with bituminous coal
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By J. S. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
Furniture,
TIL Z

Belonging to the Estate of Cassandra
Norris, decd, consisting in part of
Walnut and Plush ParIor, Chamber and
Dining Room Furniture, viz: Bedsteads,
Wardrobes, Tables, Sofas, Chairs, &c.,
Mirrors, Pictures, Fancy Articles, Mantel
Clock, Vases and Candelabras, Hall
Clock, superior Piano, Rosewood case,
Parlor, Chamber and Kitchen Stoves,
Cooking Utensils, Churn, Ice Cream Free
ger, Washing Tubs, Buckets, Crockery,
Sc, handsome double dinner set, French
China, Plain Dinner set China, Pittsburg
Glass, variety Of Wine Glasses, Goblets,
Tumblers, Bowls, SC. superior English
Brussels, Parlor, Chamber and Stair Car
pets, Lace and Brocatel Parlor Curtains,
with gilt cornice, Chamber Curtains, with
gilt cornice, Oil Cloths, 90 feet wide,
English make Fine Milk Cow, 8 Cords
Hickory Wood, and many other things
too numerous to mention.
Also, on his own account, Pair Well
Matched Bay Carriage Horses, and
years old, good travellers, gentle, sound
and we'll trained, l Two-seat Carriage,
with shifting top and scat, so as to convert
it to Buggy; with pole and shafts,
set Double Harness, used but little :;
fine lot of Drugs, complete outf. for a
physician, with Pocket cases, Dental In
struments, Scales, sc.
The attention of persons wishing Fur
niture made by the best workmen and but
little used, is especially requested. as such
an opportunity seldom offers. The goods
will be on exhibition two days before
sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $50 cash; over that amount
credit Of six months will be given, the
purchaser giving his note, bearing inter.
est, with security approved by the Auc-
tioneer. Goods must be removed by Sep
TENDER 29th, or will be resold on account
of purchaser.
Bel5" Sale to commence at 10 A. M
precisely.
OCTAVUS J. NORRIS.
JOHN S. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
sep7
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APPOINTMENT OF AN AssEssOR.-Wm. Fl. Pur-
nell, ESQ.,, has been appointed assessor in the Sd
revenue district, in the place of Joseph J. Stew
art, ESQ.,, who on receiving the Radical nomi-
nation for Congress in said district resigned tn
position of assessor of internal revenue.
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THE SUsoUEHANNA BRIDGE.-A friend at Hav-
re de Grace writes us that the Rail Road Com
pany are pushing their bridge rapidly to COM
pletion, and it is stated that trains will be
crossed over it by the middle of November.
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Examiners Notice.

TNHE undersigned Examiners, appointed
i by the County Commissioners for
Hartford county, will meet on the ground
On Tuesday, The 9Th Of October, 1866,
at 10 O'clock, A. NJ,
to ascertain and determine whether the
public convenience requires that public
road should be opened, commencing at or
near point on the road leading from Deer
Creek, at Covers Mill, to Dublin, oppo-
site, or nearly so, to E. M. Chew's lane,
thence on the line between the lands of
Joseph Hopkins heirs and Covers Mill
land, to the line between the two above
named lands and the lands of James Sill
yer, thence OH the line between James Sill.
yer and the lines of said Joseph Hopkins,
to intersect the road leading from Trappe
Church to Darlington.
ISAAC SCARBOROUGH,
JOHN BARNES,
ALEX. GALBREATH,
sep7 Examiners.
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No. ll.-Joint resolution abolishing
the sixth section of the 9Th article of the
Constitution.
Resolued by The General assembly Of
maryland, (Three. flths of the members
elected to both houses concurring,) That
the Constitution be, and is hereby, amend
ed by striking out the sixth section of
article eight.
BY TIE SENATE, March 18th, 1865.
AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs. Billingca OF Landslide,
Carroll, Mackall,
Bingslea of St. McMastcr,
Mary's, McNeal,
Carroll, Philpot
Davis of Caroline, Stephenson,
Davis of Washington, Trail,
Earle, Turner,
Harwood Waters-l7.
Jenkins,
NEGATIVE.
Messrs. Holton, Ohr,
Maund, Tomc-4.
| BY THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES, March,
lG, 1865,
AFFIRMATIVE.
Alessrs Frazier, Lusby,
| (Speaker) Malone,
Agncw, Markcy,
Anderson, McCauley.
Angel, Mccullough,
Bartell, Miller of Anne
| Brown, Arundel,
Calvert, Mules,
Chew, Marine,
Comegys, Norris,
Cook, Parker
Cummins, Pennington,
Darling, Poleet,
Dean, Rider
Eavey, Rinelart
Everlardt, Robinson
Fooks, Shaw,
Garrison, Sherry,
| Hanbcton, Slothower,
Handy, Smith of Allegheny,
Harden, Smith of Dorchester
Hodson, Soper,
HOLMAN, Stewart,
Holloway, Stone,
Hopkins, Tarr,
Hynes, Tull,
Jones, Usilton,
Keefer, Valiant,
King, Wardell,
Kirk, Williams,
beaverton, Wilson,
Lee Of BALTIC city, Wooden-63
Lee of Queen Anne's
NEGATIVE.
Messrs. Miller of Smith of Frederick,
Washington, Heiglcr-4
Pilkington,
sept
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STATE OF MARYLAND,
Office of the Secretary of State,
ANNAPOLIS, August Both. 1866


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ the General Assembly, at its January
session, 1865, having adopted the follow
ing resolutions proposing an amendment
to the Constitution of our State, said
amendment will be submitted to the quail
flied electors of the State, for their con-
firmation or rejection, at the election for
members of the General Assembly, to be
held on the 9Th day of November next
By order of the Governor.
JOHN H. CARTER,
Secretary of State.
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PosT OFFICE CHANGE.-William H. Whiteford
has been appointed Post Master at Dublin, in
this county, 'iss Jonathan II. Lennon, remov-
al
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
pihfcd with the real mime Of The author, aten-
ton will be paid to them The real of the author
will not b. published unless desired, but we cannot
consent to insert communications unless we know the
writer.
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DIED,

At his late residence in this county, Oh Mon.
day, the Sd inst, Mr.. JAMES TOBIN, in the
Goth year of his age.
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IL A z z : E y.

On 3Oth ult., by Rev. T. s. G. Smith. PAT
RICK F. BOYLEN to Miss SUSAN +. DOZEN,
all of Hartford county.
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The Thorough-Br Horse
MASTER LIGHTFOOT
For Sale!

The attention of breeders of fine stock is called
to this Thoroughbred Horse, which is now offer
ed for sale. lie is well made and of fine stock,
as may be seen from the following pedigree and
description
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PEDIGREE.

MASTER LIGHTFOOT was got by Lexington,
he by Boston out OF Alice Carncal, the champion
of the American turf, having made the best time
on record, in his great match against time run
ming four miles in seven minutes and nineteen
ana three-quarer seconds; celebrated, also, as u
stallion, being the sire of Kentucky, Norfolk
Asteroid, Lightning, Onward, Delaware, AnscI
Lodi and host of Others, equally celebrated on
the turf at the present time; and so highly are
his qualities regarded by breeders, that they pay
for the season $500, the price charged for 1866
(gtde advertisement in the Turf, Field and
Farm.) Master Lightfoots dam, Miss Lightfoot
by imported Trustee half sister TO the great race
mare Fashion, and also half sister TO the great
trotting horse Young Trustee, the first horse
that trotted twenty miles in one hour I'd dam,
Young Lady Lightfoot, by Shark Sd dam,
Lady Lightoot, by Sir Archy; 4th dam, Black
Maria, by imported Shark 9Th dam, Ving'n's
dam, by imported Clockfast; 9th DAM Durwe's
Maria, by Fitzhughs famous Regulus, (son of
imported Fcarnought, out of Jenny Disn,al); 7th
dam, Burwelfs famous mare Camilla, by impor-
ted Fearnought 9Th dam, Birds imported Cal
ista, by Forester; 9th dam by Crab; 10th dam
by Hobgoblin; 18th Jam, Baiazet' dam by
Whitenose; 18th dam by Leeds; 9TH dam II
Barb mare.
MASTER LIGHTFOOT was bred by R. A.
Alexander, Esq, the owner of Lexington on the
Woodburn Stud Farm, Woodford county, KY,
from whom he was purchased, and who attests
his pedigree.
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BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. 131 st. PauPs ST., Baltimore

TNHE Principal, assisted by Professors and
L teachers of acknowledged ability in French
Latin, Mathematics, Music Painting, Drawing,
etc., will resume the duties of this institution on
MONDAY, September Eth. She aims 10 meet
the wants OF those who desire for their children
or wards the advantages of a well regulated
and refined home, where the morals and manners
OF the pupil receive an equal share of attention
with the mental development free from many Of
the disadvantages connected with large institu-
tlons. The number of pupils is limited and Sc
lect.
Circulars containing terms, course of study,
references and all particulars, may be had at
the office Of the Ayis, Bel Air, or Of the Princi-
pal,
sept Miss A. MATCUETT.
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nv ANTED-In private family, near
w Bel Air, good reliable woman, as
Chambermaid and Waitress, and to make
herself generally useful. Apply at this
office. sep7-4t
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business, PROFESSIONAL & VISITING
ID CARDS neatly printed az this Office
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PURIFY THE BLOOD,


/ + the blood De pure the body which is formed
l. from and by the blood cannot be diseased
But if there be in any part Of the body and az
lection, such as boil or ulcer even bruise, the
blood circulating through that part takes up inn
pure matters from the local affection and carries
it into the general system. This is the cause
often Of sudden death TO persons of full habit af-
Hicted with bols and ulcers, and who use no
medicine the matter gets into the circulating
system and chokes up the fine blood vessels
which supply the brain with Vitality, and life
ceases as if
BEREFT BY LIGHTNING.
Now, this can be rcmedicd
Brandreth Pills
take all impure matters from the circulation, and
save the general health, soon curing local aflec
tons also BRANDRETIFS PILLS protect
from tedious time of sickness and often save life.
Sold by all Druggists. sep7-lm