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The Gem of Blood Purifiers.


Penny, T., June 10, Al genuine allopsthirt-
member Of the regular school and profession II medi
ethics bnt, impced by candor and truth and Of
dnty to -TeriDg humanity. do violence to proper
construction Of that code when declare thst
-. O. !. T. Is No HCNBIG
| have used 1t long, at frat doubting'y ultimately.
with implicit confidence in - remedial virtues AnuA
"h"re" rrcnk am familiar '1rn he mrdira pfoi
critics OF each OF ils component parts II il profoundly
Alternative tonic dinrec diaphorrtic and em'neun"er
o /. {. Is A PERFECT BLOOD PURIFIER
II purs,~ liver and AL it's tributaries and aucic.
and II specific All infalibe for u diseases for which
1t is recommended by he COMPANY. II never fails 10
make perfect and permanent cure.
FRED. A. TONER ABB. A. NJ and ". u
PERRY, GA June l6 l@S4. We, the undcrs .ned have
Tor many ar mad the pleasure OF personal acqunnt
with t)r loomer. whose signature appears the
fore Ding certificate and know him he gentleman
OF imprachahc integrity and of high social and prDes-
A. s. GlLIs Ordinary Houston Co., Ga.
w. ID. NoTrNGHAM. Judge Houston 60 Court.
W. r. KILI.EN, School OOmr Houston 90 Ga
T. 5 MILLIONS Clerk >nPesi"r Court. Houston 90, O.,
j W CoI.YKR, Sheriff Houston CO.. Ga
j. II. HDU-En. Tax Receiver Houston Co.. Ga
W. BRrNsoN Tax Ol,ct'r Houston Co Tia.
The following fair samples OF hundreds tcrtinu
malls we Can prucnre
PERRY ga, Jnne To- lxs4-I wa. for twelve years at
hicted with syphilis II was pronounced by an Old aud
experienced physician be tn he ever met
aid to be h had he'd en a ns %
had about desared Of getting well Finally upon
10 improve. and after taking nine bottles was fully re-
stored to health. This than year ago and no
symptom of the disease has returned.
EcHEc NNEE, HorsroN Co., Ga June IL, 1851 take
great pleasure in saying used half dozen bottles o.
for severe III scroula Of eight years standing
and am fully restored to health chetrfnly recommend
1t to sufferers from blood disease. $. w. W SMITH.
In conclusion the propieors they have yet meet
with the first failure OF o. l. C. do all that il clame
az PRICE, 81. 80 PER BOTTLE
THE o. L. &. co.. PERRY, GA.
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NN. CLEVELAND TO BE SIAN
DEKED AGAIN.
Items from Albany.
New York Herald sep, ~

New YORK Herald sep, ~
LRA>Y. y. y. Sept. -. lss4.-LDt-
tiers received here to-day furnish addi-
ti"nal evidence of the dastardly efforts
which are being made by Elkins, Blaine
X Co. to besmirch Governor Cleveland's
pri, ate character Now that they have
utterly failed in attacks upon his public
rrcord. their agents are at work here in
disseminating falsehoods Of the most vii
famous character as to the Governors
Albany life One of these agents is
S.il TO he AN emulovet of the Central
foad Comp.uy, who TO, the past few
: has otficia IA around tle Legislature
: paid lobby agent for the corporation.
SUCH shameful attacks are supported, too,
- the Repu '.iran press of this city and
OF Buffalo, showing that the scheme has
aeen regularly mapped out.
ATTENTION TO RXE,UTIvE DUTIES.
Since Governor Cleveland took posses
sion of the Executive Mansion, nearly
one year and nine mouths ago, his per
'onality, both private and public, have
become entirely familiar with Thousands
at residents of Albany. No citizen of
this locality is more respected or more
welcome to its Inequalities. lis life Is
al open book, one of constant, con>cien-
tinnS AMI laborious attention to duty. At
nine o'clock he walks 10 the Executive
Chamber, remains until halt-pa-t one.
thfn goes To luncheon. returns III an hour,
then remains until six, when a compile OF
hoNrs are consumed over dinner. Nearly
very night be r.:.r Ee found in lie Exec
atty, Chambcr rs Ia. : ,',~.n AID
,W-'rc O'clock, and d@riu. sessions OF III"
legislature h. often delays until louy
att.r that hour. Now, the Republican,
Ihtuls here, instructed. no doubt, from
5h.. National Republican headquarters in
= ttw York, have commenced to circulate
Gn1.rnor Their latest ISLANDERS can re,
act: As others have reacted, only in ALSO
lntt. vindication of the Governor.
TIE GOVERNORS VISITORS
Among the Governors visitors ve>ter-
Ia was General Beaurcgard, OF NJ "
Orleans. The General was passing through
tire CITY and stopped OF t" pay bis r.
spocfs TO the Governnr Accompanied by
.+diutant- General Flrnswor,h he called
at the Executive Mansion, where a short
tlr3n was spent in social conversation.
state Senator f. 5. Grill, of Florida.
called upon the Governor to-day. He AT
forwards remarked that he was pleased
VITA The situation and added " F'lorida
ia all right for Governor Cleveland unless
We get cheated out Of it. but | don't
,hin@ they will try that game again"
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Harrisburg Patriot: Mr.. Blaine
lhouId have added to his epistle of accept
$nce, Burn this letter.
Atlanta Constitution: Brother Blaine
i to 90 on a hipppdr"ming tour through
che West He seems to realize The fact
shat November eunslr"ke is maturing"
I Kansas City Times. "Maine went
for Blaine last Monday, and the next day
two big cotton mills al Biddeford shut
down owing 10 business depression"
Chicago Trn,es. GA thorough circua-
son of the rw Mulllgan letters in Ohio
/ +, Ia make i Vi. necessary for theCleve-
t't party to provide money and orators
'i.r that state"
Th. Democrats Of Iowa, Michigan, In
llama. Il!iro.- ard Wisconsin have deter
raine1 to take the management Of the
canlpaigD in those States into their own
Tia IDS, and have established for that pur-
pose headquarters at Chicago.
The Independents of Wisconsin, deter
mined to make their opposition to Mr..
Blaine as affective az possible, have or
ehpized with ex-Congressman Pound az
their leader Large numbers are signing
tha following declaration: & We, the I'M
dersigned, who have usually in the past
supported the Republican Presidential
.tirket, believing that the best interests Of
th, country demand the defeat OF James
&. Blaine and The election Of Grover
Cleveland, do hereby severallv enroll our
selves as cooperating to that end"
st. Paul Globe: "The SOBER sense and
integrity Of the pe6pl ought TO save this
country no, on, :. ~ lhr li-etace bat
from the positive 'ian4ar "t tn election
Of such man az Blaine 20 the Presidency.
With this illustrious example, as devel-
ope.1 in this correspondence, Their" would
aot be enough of the country left, at the
end Of the four years OF his aiministra
ten, to quarrel about"
Winnipeg Times. GA sum in simple
addition is greatly troubling Mr.. Blaine's
friends. He is worth $4,000, 900.
twenty five years ago he began public
5fe without a cent. For twenty four
years of this time his salary WAS 3 600
per annum One year AZ Secretary OF
State he received $4,000 The total pay
he has received for the twenty-five years
eervice amounts to $l28,OOO. Having
Sasept himself and reared family for
Iquarter Of century on this sum, it is not
easy to see how he contrivcd to save
$4,000 900 out OF it. Possibly hr is like
Sr Charles-a statesman who has q sharp
EYE after the perqulsles and incdeutals
!o! office AT all events he has become
twice A millionaire out of $l2s 900, and II
10 for the Republicans to cipher out how
.be las done it."
Norfolk Landmarks: "Tbe Republican
kev@t against Blaine has received new
fvmpSllse of late, and Ben Buffers little
isidel show tackled on to the Blaine farce
willl not pay expenses. On the other
han@, Mr.. Cleveland has at his back Tam
:nanS Hall, the Independent Republicans
xnd kbe silent vote OF the country New
Yprt, Connecticut, Indiana, New Jersey,
k)elswsre and the South are safe for him
ley pd doubt; and the Blaine people
gre shsklng in their shoes at the outlook
q Illinois, Ohio, Michigan and Wiscon-
,sit. Il, looks as if tidal wave had set in,
k.nsl there is no reason Why this District
,sshbuld not send good Democrat to Con
sE;;rese" -
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And the same day there will be held in each
County Of II state General Election for Consta.
bies each County being allowed and entitled 10 one
Con-tabl for every two hu0dred registered voters
in tue County; pro,tded hosoeuer that no County
eaca County shall be euttled to at least two Con.
stables, regardless of the number Of registered
voters
WHEREAS, the Legislature OF the State of Florida
CT A. b. lsol did determine by vote of uaiurit
Of ali the members elected to each Of the Hnpsr.
tntreuf hat is necessary to revision Of the
entire CoIsii Of said state, and did enter such
determination upon their respective Journals wi. n
tic yeas and thereon, and did refer The san,r
the Legislature then next to he chosen aud
uk,rtas, the Legislature of said State then next
chosen, to-wit: The Legislature OF A. D. 1882, did
by maj Jrity of the members elected to each House
The rect, agree TO such proposed revision and
mher1aS the said Legislature of 1888 did nv rcsolu
tioi duly passed recommend to the electors OF the
next election for the members of the L. gisaturr to
vote tor or against II Convention, and did therein
provide and direct that The Secretary of State should
incorporate, with the notice of the General Eltc-
ton to be held in the year 1884. q notice OF such
recommendation, with proper instructions as to the
mode Of compliance with such recommendation:
NV, THEREFORE, notice of such recommenGa-
ton lie HEREBY given and the following Instructions
are hereby given as TO the mode Of compliance with
euch recommendation:
Firat, Any elecor desiring TO vote at suc:l ele,
ton in favor of such Convention shall have writ
ten or printed on the ballot on which the
names Of the person or persons voted for for any
office or offices at said election are written or
PRINT u, ana On Tue same SIDE thereof .ch
are writ or printed, and not ON the other side
the words FOR A CONVENTIONS" and any
cl ctor desiring 10 vote against such Convention
shall have written or printed such ballot on the
side thereof above prescribed, the words AGAINST
A CONVENTION"
Serond, The votes cast on this question shall be
canvAsscd and clGation and return thereof shall
be made 10y the Inspectors, aud by County Canvass
ing Boards, and the State Canvassng Board, in the
same manner and at the same TIME votes cast fr
persons Tor offices at said election are required by
law to be canvasstd, declared and returned
The attention Of the Sheriffs is called to the law
requiring them to cause notice of said election to
be published in newspaper printed in the County,
II there be paper in the County, and If there be
no paper published In the County, they shall cause
at least i've copies of this notice to be posted In the
most public places In the County.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
IL. 81 Great Seal Of the State of Florida at
Tallahassee, the Capital, this, the
twentieth day of August, 4. d. 1884.
JNO. L. CRAWFORD,
Secretssy Of State
A. MosELEY, Sheriff Leon County
Tallahassee Fla, August %. 1884-l9
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-09-30

Now Is the time to form clubs for
lhe Carnp~ign FLoRIpIAN-"nlv2 % cents.
-rh, cclored man who votes for Pope
deliberately votes for a man who at
tempted t" as>assinate an unarmed ne9r"
in the lai at Madison. -Ltce O0k Buk
htiu.
DR. g. Troup Maxwell has dropped
out "i the independent Republican can
va>~ and returned to Ocala to practice
biz profession The Doctor is sensible
man. -.Ir.kSonrUe Muruld
Judge Milton addressed the citizens
of Calhoun county Saturday at lIansford's
Mill The meeting, we learn, was an en-
thusas,ic one, and Perry bids fair to carry
almost the entire vote Of the county
.Nufitntu C0urier.
FLORIDA has been very lucky this
year We have had no yellow fever or
small pox epidemic. The only plague we
have is Bi,bee and that has not become
epidemic yet, simply sporadic, and will
be stamped out in Eovembcr-Lire OAK
Bulletin.
-Blan"'s apologists are now trying to
whitewa-h him Ivy blackwashing Muiligan
ana Fisher 1t nay he sufficient answer
10 say that neither Mulligan nor Fisher
is candidate for the Presidency, and yet
it might be added that neither would
probably be willing 10 swap characters
with Blaine with the Presidency thrown
in to boot. - B0ltimore D1y
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NOTICE of incorporation

fNIofICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF TIL,
IN Ination un Ter the general law Of thr a. Ok-
The incorporation Of Railroads and Canal. -; ior
Key W.T. Street Car Company, for the nn,,. oi Tie
eons' .lng, maintaining and operating s,,. o.
riiw i"r public Use and the cOuyeyanca s'eet
seng' N he Island of Key West both IN ,n pes-
and ~ounty OF Monroe, upon all the s,reet .ty
said and roads Of Monroe county. az nrr rs Of
ter grted by city and county The road to h sn a.
miles or more IN length The capital stocI ~" &c '1
road ~ Street Car Company SHAH be go oo nv sad
yided into shares o; 800 cach-in all t10 - o.
The ns,nes OF the Directors are Walter & uiA'es
tieo. a. Watson. J,hn Whit, Lewis W p'dey,
West, Fla. 81 III hey
WALTER G. MALONEY, Pres,aen,
Ed MD II. CATO, Vice Presid.n,
JOHN WHITE. Treasurer,
Z B. PtNDLETON. Secretary
LEWIS W PIERCE
GEORGE q. WATSON.
July B.. lss4-3m Djr.cto..
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Leon COumsy Pamphlet.

The second edition of 5000 copie, Of the Leon
County Pamphlet lie now ready for distribution.
Send cents 10 stamps for copy. Address
=" RIO. Lone, TAsiahaassavYla.
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In thes Circuit Court of the Second Jud,.,.,
CircHit Of the state OF Florida for L..
COnAty-In Chancery.
~ Bill for Divorce.
AEfEARlNG TO THE COURT FROM TIP
i OIL hcd i'll this Cause and che affidavit, ~ -.
Soinpllsliant tina the defcudint. Mar, G. DENIM.
sesldes put OF this Siate. that the ordinarr ny
CESS caanot be served upon her, it is ordered ~
otcreedthit hcArl' gu the facts Charged in saiS
o.ll DE liad Al the ';uuri house iIPTaliata.sea az
Mondat, The third day of November 1884 ar a. - ~
tEer"aii{r as the SAM be heard and ,ha, r. ~
1fienHao' does hot aipear and answer or denim, ho
tVre thit day decree in said cause shall th.ror,
pass IN te same manner as il the defendant h -
peared snd was present in court: Iro,ided tn, p
copy "1fhls order he publ shed in some nnhiio
newspaper Of tbs State i,r the space Of thrn.
months 'eiore the day app inted for said bearing
July e, lss4-3m AIN m Judge
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10000
STATE CIGARS.

i has been constantly increasing in public favor
from its first introduction. In consequence of i'm.
proving the quality, and not increasing the price,
the sale of this cigar has increased over IS per cent
since its ntrsducion as my invoice book will
prove This arises from its being tirstc class cigar
at a reasonable price. To be had Wholesale and re
tail at the Drug Store of N. LIVELY.
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Florida State Agricultural College,
OPENS OCTOBER lst.
With Full Faculty..
IN

CLASSICS, PHILOSOPHY.
LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE
SCIENCE ENGINEERING
MILITARY TACTICS
To students with insufficient training for colegi
ate work thorough preparation is offered in sub
collegiate classes.
For the FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT containing
information regarding the plan, courses of study,
degrees expenses, etc; Of the college. address
ASHLEY d. HURT, PRESIDENT
August IL, lSS4-tf Lake City, Fla.
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Legal Advertisements.
CITATION

T~Ak NEXT UF KIN OF ARRAu ~,
l. ls;e Of the county Of Leon, In lhe a.. ,noAAe
ida, deased, are Hereby cited to appesr NO Flor
IT my office in the city OF Tallahassee oeiore ne
the lSta day OF October, A. d. 1854 AZ to- "cnday,
A. NJ. 10 contest the nnAcupatlye viii Of III. soce
AbraIA Thomas. II they think lit: wbjch sue said
will the nand there be received To- be nroraS a viii
"M. P BYRD
Augtist 5, lss4-SOd |oun-
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Notice Of Insolvency

EDWARD LEWIS. ADMINISTRATOR OF TIP
~ estate OF }. z Gallagher. late of Leon Coun,x
n, The state OF Fiorca, eeased having aled II
lpls t"F'' written -ugge,tion of the ms yenrv
OF said t~t"tc, notice i ere',y given ia ali nerson
n%hG Claims against said state 10 appear and 6e
zoe same VIII me- dny authenticated according N
la~ "h or before TIE On day of November 4 d
IVY WIN p BYRD
- judge leon County CONT
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Escambia County three;
Santa Rosa County two;
Walton County two;
Holmes County one
Washington County one:
Franklin County one;
Calhoun County one;
jackson County three;
Liberty County one;
Wakulla County one;
Gadsden County three;
Leon County four;
Jefferson County four;
Madison County three
Taylor County one;
Hamilton County two;
Suwannee County two;
Lafay cite County one;
Columbia County three;
Alachua County four;
Levy County two;
Bradford County Two;
Clay County one;
Baker County Que;
Mass u County two;
Duvai County four;
81. Jo' MS county two;
Volusia County one;
Orange County Two;
Putnam County two;
Marion County Two;
Sumter County two;
fernando Cnunty two;
Hil'sDorough County two /;
Polk County one;
Manatee County one;
Dade County one;
BrevArd county one;
Monroe County TWO
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-09-30

In tine County of Escambia for a Senator from
thr First Senatorial District;
In the County of Jackson for Senator from the
Third Senatorial District;
In the Counties of Calhoun and Franklin for a
Senator from the Fifth Senatorial District;
In the Counties of LIBERTY and Wakulla for a
Senator from the Seventh Senatorial District
IL the County Of jefferson for Senator from the
Ninth StnitOria District;
In the ounIy of Hamilton for a Senator IRON tn
Eleventh Senatorial District;
in IT,. County of Alachua for Senator FRI III II t
Thirteenth senatorial District;
in HE County OF Bradford tor Senator from the
t'itt eenth Senatot i.l District;
In he County of Putnam for Senator from the
Seventeenth Senatorial District;
In the County of Marion for Senator from the
Nineteenth senatorial District;
III he Counties OF Dade and Brevard Tor Sena-
tor from the Twenty first Senatorial District;
In the County of Sumter for Senator from the
TX,ntY-third Senatorial District;
in the County Of Walton for Senator from the
Twenty titth Sena, 0rial District
IL the Counties of Polk oud Manatee for Sena-
tor from the Twenty seventh Senatorial District;
In the County of EOlusia for Senator from the
Twenty ninth Senatorial District;
In the County OF st. johns for Senator from the
Thirty first Senatorial District.
ttn the sd day election will be held IN the
Cuunty Of Madison for a Senator from the Tenth
Senatorial District, to fill the vacancy occasioncd
bv the resignation of Frank ". Pope, who
elected Senator for the term of four years, at the
General Election held on the fl st tuesday, after the
hr-' Monday of November, A. D. 1882;
In The County of Duval for Senator from the
Eighteenth senatorial District to fill the vacancy
ucra>lunrd 10y the resignation Of Jonathan &. Gree
ley. who elected senator for the term of four
.car- at the General Election held on the first
tn. >day after the first Monday Of November, A:
ID. $50;
liz the County of Monroe for a Senator from the
wcnty-fourth Senatorial District to fill a vacancy
q, clsiOned toy the resignation of George w. Allen,
who elected Senator for the term OF four years,
at the General Election held the first Tuesday
after the first Monday of November, A. d. 1882.
And in each of The respective Counties of the
State General Election for its Constitutional num-
Der OF Members of the General Assembly, wit
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-09-30
A GENERAL ELECTION
WILL BE HELD IN BACH COUNTY IN FLORIDA,
On Tuesday next succeeding the first Mon.
day in November, A. ID. 1884, the
said Tuesday being the fourth
day OF November.

For a Governor and Lieutenant Governor of the
State of Florida and for four Electors Of President
and Vice President of the United States;
siona District of Florida in the Forty, NTH Con
grcss of the United states;
For one Representative of the Second Congress
sion Il District of Florida in the Fortyninth Con-
yres> of the United States.
And on the same day General Election
will be held
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NOTICE Of ELECTION.
To All and Singular the Sherifs Of the State
of Florida.

Know ve that l. JNo L. CRAWFORD Secretary of
St,te of the State of Florida, d" hereby notify all
and singular the sheriff. OF the several Counties OF
the State of Florida ttat
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