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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
BottledAdYertiSin8

10 has been demonstrated that bottled aA-
vertisins Ia superior to any and all in0ita.
We have adopted the plan VI placing the
bulk 81 our advertising 1NbfDE 81 the bottle
and corking II w. while others do all their
work on tho outside.
That IL the reason tiia' u u. u. proves ~
valuable In the cure VI all boo diseases.
scroiuluus Seedlings aud Sofes. itheunati-m.
ia II the bottlc aud the patient IA NJ once con-
WINGED 81 the fact Large bottles o., three
for s2i,D. Address blood Iialm Co.. Atlanta,
Gu
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
B. B. B.

J. ". Ellis, Atlanta. Ca. writes; ! have had
n severe form " Eczema. ten ycars. and have
called 10 aecure relief from various dcctors,
and about ~ bottles ola noted remedy. II
was pronounced inCurablc. but the use NJ n
u. u. has effected cure. and refer tn nsa
u. -. L. Iieery AMI W. Tabcr, Atlanta, Ga.
". " Cheshire, at ". n Bro,hprtons store,
writes. ~ have had u large eating ulcer IN ny
ieg cured by the usc Of Il Il b"
It is decI1etlya most wonderful medicine
fer the cure ~ h'ooh diseases, AMI u vii!
please everybody.
NASHVILLE, TGFs, Nov. 4, lssi.
1e OF my customers, Mrs l.. WflllauM bAA
teen using b. IB Is . short time and reported
To the that II far surpasses all other hood rem.
cdies she has used. and that she could heAsti.
~ sanction anything said In its favor, a Il
has given her more relief than anything sbe
had ever used before. ". ". OwRS,
Druggist.
AZ? papr book filled with information about
your blood, your skin, kidneys, rheumatism,
old ulcers and sores. blood poison, etc., neil.
ed free TO anyone. Address,
BLOOD DALM CO.,
Fur AIs ~ i've FuTNA AN PHARMACY.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Characteristics of tho Texan Ranger.


lie looks on COURAGE in man 20 bc what
chastity Is to woman. and he SUMS up this
article Of his creed in tho laconic dictum.
God hates cowa.is' Unlike tho cowboy,
AGAINST whom he is pittcd on occasions when
the batter runs e-muck, or cuts barbcd-wirs
fences with HI, patent nippers, contrary to
the statute, in ,in! eases made and provided,
he drinks but seldom. and never to excess
Like soldiers the rangers always 20 in twos,
but alludc 10 their second self in frontier par
lance a, my partner They have very hazy
notions Of international law, and will follow
thieves and murderers miles into the neigh
boring republic OF Mexico, AMI corral" them,
AM bring them back across thc Rio Grandc
without eytra'ii;ion or any other papers, and
with tn mot sublime contempt for tho
treaty Of Glldaloupe Hidalgo Indeed, il
the rangers cared much for the nice points of
international law the Americans living on the
Texas side ~ tuo border would le defcnseless
against the rail- from Mexican robbers who,
half arrpss tho river, would W. Safc in their
uWn country The respectable Mexcans do
not object - this virtual ignoring Of the
hOundry live ~ the rangers, ai1 there is only
one inst,,n eu record where it gave rise TO
diplomat r-lihntrance on the part Of the
Mexican government Cor Chicago Times
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
nut She Had Annther WIaI

"Oh Arthur, how happy would he olol.
With you ON q quiet island in the dlstar,
ocean" Have yen ony other wish, dearcs.
Ella "oh, yes; DO got noe season t4ckN
for the opera"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
CONNECTIONS.
A. paiANkn With IuCkhOoytlI0 Tomlo = kOY

AZ pAothe Win JNCAsONNUue, IuWve NY
West ny, fast river steamers for II. Aus
s,istinc. tirocn cove Springs, JncksOnville
and all points North. Hast aud Wcst, and !ite
up river steamers for South FLORIDA. Also
With tho Twin screw Iron steamer "Cety 1t
talatka," aud StcNrnship CITY OF MOnticell0.
for Charleston. New York Boston Philsdcis
,hiH. etc.
Mail trains make close connection both ways
VA !. r. TX. W. ny, AZ Jacksonville with A..
lMnt.c Coast Lane. Fast Mail,
Al gainesville with th, oOgh pullman Sleep
srs over Savannah. Florida 4 Wcs'ern ~ for
New Orleans, Cedar Keys, Pensacola, navsn-
nah. Albany, Montgomery, Louisville. ~,
Louis AMI all pOnts West.
Al Ocala with Florida Railway and Navi4a
ton Co. and Hacks for silver springs.
At Iecsburg with the ~ JOhns and Lake
Eustis division Of tho Florida southern Rail
way. and beats On Lakes Harris and Grimm
10, points on Lakes.
b.. Al Pcmb,rtOns Ferry with South Florida
ny Tor Lakeland, Tampa, kissiinIne, 1iartow,
Orlando, sanford, Tuckcrto~n and Fort Dads.
4. CONANT, y. ". bkUMWELL,
0oneraI Manager. 0cn'l Pas. A6ont
A.C. COwAk, usn'i Tray. AIT.
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TRAINS ARRIVE Hsv,ilu
Htru,ncr A JIANE.

leaves YalahM. Wa N, bloomfield. ! 10 . n.
arrive NJ IEesbury, scOa IN. leave lHcsburu
Ynmhn. MM NJ; arstyp Lane rWyk, u u 20
noon; Astatula, up m; arrive YNlahn. ~ =
m: ~, omNcld. 2 10 y N. Arrives ut lHeaburv
800 y M; leave leesburH, AD y n; arrive
bloomfield 3 ~ y IN: arrive yHlHha, W y M.
Masking oil other. landings On lab" not named.
On signal.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Savannah. Florida q western III
WaycrOss short Line.

Au trains OF this road are run By Central
tsfhi Meridian time, which IL 81 uiuutee
slower than jacksonville time.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
aAs oKLeABs EARkKss.

N aud after sunday. NOT Is. ISIS, PAs-
~ senser Trains viii leave and arrive az
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
MIX Drinking Having a Eo..n.

~ d, linking is having vu.y scf1lar
AGin Esu York and Brr,slv1. and !, sod
BY the glass at sidewalk stand, drinking t.rs,
rsstnmnrt', and drug stores
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
De BARY.BAYA
Merchants Line

VI. JOHNS RIVER sTKAMHRs- sipp
Wheel LON pkEssukE PALACE
STEAMERS BUllT or IRON.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12

Mnnhehusetts added only 8 miles ha
~ p it previous 1873 mil,a ct railway.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
TRAINS L.EAvH1AiNEsvlLLE.

| for Ornia, IAesbuIV ,. 3hpm 60, ......,
| For J., mlcrton's Ferry
| AMI tsr0ksvillr 10. .. D..
| Fur Iantku. .-.. 4
| For Jackson> illr .... 5Wa
| Fur ~ Augustine. "
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12

Pullman bsu6st aud Sleeping Cars. Jack son.
vllS To New Aork without change. -
Pullman Palace buffet sleeping CARS. ..wash.
inston To Jscksonyilie
Pullman Palace sleeping cars Jacksonville
70 ~. LoNts. Wa savannah, Atlanta, NasAvIll.
and Evansville.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-07-08
4 Lawysr-s Smart Clerk.

4 New York lawyer tells c story of c recent occurrence in his ofIlco by which hls boy made t25. but came near getting two people into very unpleasant pre- dicamsnt.
 4 plain-looking man and woman walked into the offce one day in the absence of the attorney.
 His boy greeted the callers cordially and asked what they desired, adding that Nr. - was out, but that he at tended to matters In his absence.
 The man explained that he and his wife did not get along very we'll and both wanted to be released from their married relations.
 "Oh. that csn easily be arranged" re- marked the whilom attorney, and look ing wise he ostentatiously examined a lot of law-books, and after few minutes proceeded to draw up an agreement between the man and hls wife to dis agree.
 He framed 1t in the language of the law. putting in the ..saids, ; "greetings' and ''aforesaids," as we'll as an alarm Ing array of references to parties of the first part" and parties of the second part" and even to "a rinc1tIo nadtrfnaonio." the latter being intended to properly i'm press his clients.
 Large seals were added to the docu- ment, which the boy indorsed with 6 flourish and gills of red ink; then the agreement was duly signed, the boy adding his name as witness.
 The man was very grateful. and asked what tho fee was. The small boy said $50 and to the plea that this was 8 good deal to pay for so little work. answered:
 But sec what I have done for you, and, anyhow. we never scratch pen here for less than $50"
 The man only had $25. but he paid that, and promised that he would return in 8 few days end pay the remainder.
 The following week he put in sn sp- pearance, and the boy being out. saw the attorney himself. and remarked cheerfully that he had come to pay SIS on account.
 "on account of whatf" asked the attorney.
 "why. the agreement had drawn up here last week. replied the client,
 What agreementy asked the St- torney.
 Theman produced the paper and handed 1t to the lawyer, and, as the latter read 1t, his eyes grew like an owls at night. When he ct last reached the clause:
 "Know all men by these presents. that John - and Mary -, having agreed before me as witness. they are free to marry again in this State, :" the cold precipitation started to the lawyers brow ss he blurted out:
 "For heavens cake don't tell me you are marris5w
 "NO," answered the man. "I'm going to be married next week and Mary will be married tomorrow.
 The lawyer quickly explained the ease te the man, aAd two trials for bsgamy were saved from our already over crowded oesTss.-tNew York Counseg. eial Advertiser.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-07-08
UNCLE IKE Is CONVERTED.

While walkin' long St. Charles street de
 udder afternoon Ny 'tontion was attracted by the sweet
 ness of c tune; seed the people crowdin' in. 90 I fought
 I'd go in too, xOse didn't hA6 no place ter go. nor
 nufin else to do. Den lls'en, white folks. !ist . minute, ter
 what Iss got ter say, An I'll tell you bout dem 'vsngelists
 that preached de udder day; heer'd heap about them, so fought
 I'd list drop in. An' hear dem preech de Gospel dat would
 lead us all frum sin. Wen got in de hall dat day an sat
 down in chair, De singIn' rose so softly an so sweetly
 pon de air Dat reely thought twas angels dat was
 singin' all aroun, Case de music was de sweetes' dat ever
 heer'd in town. Den Msssa Preacher rose an preached de
 words of Tub an trufe, Untwell saw de light ob Heaben shinin'
 fru de roof, knew da. God forgabe me. dat he
 wash'd my sins away, Kase I've felt fist ten yeahs younger
 since heerd him preech dat day. De words list flowed from dat mans lips
 like watah rum de springs, An he tor us Jesus lov'd us all, an diff.
 rent udder things; He said gemmem might be grate, an
 make repertation, But If he didn't gib wid lub he nebbcr
 'ceiVe salvation. "Len' hepin' ham," he sed, an sshe
 an sabs all dat you can, An God will lead yer safely ter bright
 an happy Ian; Ef Q man Is al! iu rags don't pes I'm wtd But stop an gib him words ob lub. ob
 sympathy sn' cheer" Ef you a-heer'd dat gemmen preach
 you'd a-'pented suah's yer born, An would be with Jesus Ten old Gabril
 blow'd his horn; So, all you sinnahs, jine de chu'ch an
 kneel ter God an pray, Ap' Jesus will receive yo' souls on
 resurrection day.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-07-08
- vorIx vEo SELL sHoEs. ::
Why EnAv casseE-rs Prefer Men iA Megs

wy E>4s c.sssm-r- rrsfsrN.. iA Hass Most men are " inquisltive when ley enter . shoe store" said . sales n ia big store to a reporter. " and there is a woman within view trying I . shoe, the performance ts sure to -eeIve their closest attention. But they -..uld get over that soon If they were round very much. and If they had to ait on the customers themselves they .Sould soon be bored.
 At this store, however, we have vOmen clerks. &s you see. and the men re relieved from their romantic duty. Ii ou insist upon viewing 1t in that :ght."
 ?" How are these young women doing 3 clerks"
 "oh, pretty well. but as yet we regard simply as an experiment, although we ve had them here for quite a while v. It is simply question Of business Hey, and if it shall appear that 9 siority of our lady customers prefer ,eir own sex they will bs retained, .therwise not.
 myself am inclined to think that ,ere Is large demand for womeu .srIs in this line, and that particular ores will always have them, slthough do not anticipate that all the stores III do so. by any means.
 Do most ladies. then, prefer women ,rks"
 Not by any means. 1t requires Q ..st deal of strength in hand and arm force close-fttIng shoe snugly into ace, and @ man can do that much ter than 6 woman. But some women . so prudIsh that 1t makes theNI .rvous to have a man fussing around cir feet that way, and then there are .ers who, without being the least bit Nv about the matter, are so genuinely oldest that they dislike the assistance man.
 There are . grea: many others who Il their friends how 1nnoying 1t Is tC compelled to have ! man serve theI- a shoe store, wh. really enjoy ths annoyance and wh, will keep hand me young clerk V rsing over them til he Is sl wor out, long aftet ey have actually III e up their mind .,st to purchase. I at Is what make shoe clerk swear himself-and it r. nly a very green s' men who does no' ecome disgusted.
 think, there. 2, that some piGce@ ill always have women clerks and .lhers men. Sc Ie stores have tried le experiment f keeping both, but ven lady who decidedly prefers to i've a gentlem m wait on her, does ot like to select young man when ere Is a woman standing by, and she Ill probably taze pains to avoid that ore another time"
 "How do the male clerks regard the troduction of the women?"
 Generally with entire favor. unless it Nppens to cause the loss Of their post ms. Almost any old clerk would ther wait on man than Q woman. " It takes great deal more time and Cropble and hard work to serve Q man than . man. 4 man usually ows what he wants, end Is easily .!sfied. 4 woman merely knows what -e does not want, and as that eInbrsces out everything la the store. it Is sim
 choice of evils to be made after sch tabor and worry. Of course, the Ek is blamed for any mistako the .stomsF finally makes.
 Yes, think the men are perfectly filling that the women clerks should .ttend to the women"
The St. Johns herald., 1886-07-08
1iAs csIlsssisa Of ces.s.

Iae neet eomplsts collection of eoins a America. embracing coins of srssv rs sessosiPtloa. trem the early eoIoniSI asys oown to the present. fine ;is In tne Pessessiea of Lofing c. Pafnalee
 iss intrinsic yalue is something lass tnsn .: Soo: but it's mercantile value is
The St. Johns herald., 1886-07-08
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..s i.::A e.. a:a.. aSa-.xAY:7y NSSKS<e1~S

..fe1. "rRCUJATIOE .iNl BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
 iN APACHE COUNTY AND THE TERRITORY
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r:} Ling Company.
1H3. APACHE COUNTY, ARIZ.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
Miller siapuai.LaEOr Sc1OOl.
ltor the Dispetch.l
ALBEMARLE MY, VA,
july l6, 1856,


July lG, 1886.
All Of your readers know Of TIE ex-
istence of this institution, but very few,
| apprehend, have a correct idea of
what it is and for this reason | give
you few facts, learned while happen
ing to be here Oh business. Last night
the closing exercises for the year took
place in the commodious chapel, which
is lighted by electricity, and at 8 O'Clock
il was filled with the boys (of whom
there are sixty, together with the
ladies connected with the institution
and a number Of visitors from the
county and elsewhere. Promptly at
the hour for opening Captain Vawter
(the superintendent, Professors Bay
lor, Shepherd, Buchanan, Taylor, and
other teachers marched in, two
and two, while the amateur band,
with elegant instruments, discoursed
sweet music. Then followed song Of
welcome, then a few appropriate re-
marks by Captain Vawter (who pre-
sided), prayer by Professor Buchanan,
and then the awarding of diplomas aud
certificates Of distinction. Three boys
lone Of them being the first who entered
the institution received their final di-
plomas, and were in kindly and forcible
terms reminded that in some sort the
reputation Of the institution depended
upon them. Send back to us good
accounts Of yourselves" said Professor
Vawter; and by their manner each
said, 81 will" Neat certificates OF
distinction were awarded to those IN
the other classes entitled to them.
With tender thoughtfulness and beauty
Of sentiment the ladies had provided q
bouquet for each boy receiving diplo-
ma or certificate Of distinction. These
bouquets wero gracefully distributed
by ono Of the ladies. A prize Ia mi
croscope) was awarded 70 the boy in
the botany class Who had collected and
classified the, largest number zone hun.
dred and thirty-seven) of the native
flowers Of the county. A little fellow
Of the primary department received a
prize Of five dollars in gold for making
greatest progress during the year.
One thing impressed me particularly
viz. : While the whole school seems TO
be under the most perfect discipline
every scholar seems to be free and easy
in the presence Of the principal and
teachers. Captain Vawter presided in
all the exercises, and in this, as in the
discharge of all his duties, acquits him
self as if specially endowed aud trained
for his position. l felt profoundly
grateful TO the Giyer Of All Good that
these dear orphan boys and girls had
the privileges Of this institution and of
being under the intellectual and moral
training Of Captain Vawter and his as
sistants. TREBLA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
nLD DOMINION STEAM xtHh
" SHIP COMPANY. -kaaAAk
FOR NEW YORK.

steam ers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
steamers leave New York fer Richmond
EVERYTUESDAY. TIL R5DAY, and SAT-
UHDAY at NJ.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 20 New York Qncluding meals
snd BERTH, $40; ronnd.trip tickets, SIS
steerage, with subsistence. 81; without
subsistence, So.
Freights forwarded and through bills OF
Iading Issued for points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until L. N.
Manifest closed on sailing days one hour
before departure.
Passengers can leave New York Saturday
at y. NJ. by the Viewpoints News steamer
and arrive at Richmond by the Chesapeake
and Ohio train the next day Sunday at
passengers leaving Richmond on MON
DAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, oy
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad at
ll:80 A. NJ. win make connection at NOR
FOLK with steamer leaving those days
and by the Chesa peake and ohio railway At
500 T.. NJ will make connection at Newport
News, steamer sailing upon arrival OF this
""'"' sAILINGs THIS WEEK.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, SUNDAY,
July 18TH at o'clock \. Nj.
GUYANDOTTE. Captain KELLEY, TUES
DAY, July goth, at 3 O'clock Il. n.
WYAN0KE Captain HULPaERs, FRI
DAY, July Esd, at O'Clock z. N.
GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 Co.. Agents.
No. 1901 MAiu street and
Jyi7 Companys wharf. hocksses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
THE PLACE.

Cobb's Island is rare rough place.
Everything is informal, aud while the
average dude would DC at discount
and the lover Of luXuriant comfort
might be greatly disgruntled here at the
utter absence of those things which
most crafty his taste, there is a charm
about the place which Is sure to IN
fatuate the average mortal who seeks
summer rest AID recreation. Every
sport that the seaside affords IS found
here. MIR. j. I. Spady, the proprietor,
is doing all in his power 10 please his
guests, and, believe, is generally sue
ceeding. The ballroom presents a
lively scene every night, the music be-
ing furnished in excellent style By two
Roman Senator's, the one on the violin
and the other on the harp.
There are three mails daily--on Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The
Norfolk and Philadelphia road does not
run a morning train as they did last
year, so that passengers come by way
Of Cherrystone, as Of old, from Norfolk
and Old Point on the above-named days.
A very pleasant route here for gentle
men on moonlight nights is TO leave
Richmond at $50 P. NJ. ria the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, which connects
daily with the Norfolk and Philadelphia
railroad at Old Point. Stage and boat
connections for the island can be ar
ranged with Mr.. Spsdy, the proprietor
here. The island can thus be reached
from Richmond ordinarily little after
midnight on the evening Of leaving.
Coz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
COVT8GIOUS
DISEASES ARE PREVALENT ALL OVER
THE WORLD.

lam native of England, and While was
In that country | contracted terrible
blood poison, and for two years was under
treatment as an out. door patient at Not
bingham Hospital. England. but WIS not
cured. Isu1ered the most agonizing pains
In my bones, apd was covered with so'ea All
over my body and limbs. 1 had vertigo ana
deafness, with partial loss o. signs. reyere
pains In my head and eyes etc. which
nearly ran me craZy. / lost all hope In that
country and sailed for America, and was
treated at Roosevelt, In this city. as well as
by prominent physician In New YORK
having no connection with the hospitals.
/ saw the advertise ment of Swiits Spe-
clfc, and / determined TO give IL trial as
o last resort. | had given up all hope OF
being cured, rs had gone through the
hands OF the best medical men In Nottlhs
ham and New York. took six bottles Of
s. Z. g., and can say, with great loY, that
they have cured me entirely. | am as
sound and we'll as ever was IN my llie.
l.. FRED. HALFORD.
NEW YORK CITY, June II, 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

Henry Z. Abbey will arrive from Eu.
rope on the steamer Alaska tomorrow
and join Madame Bernhard as soon as
South American steamer can convey
him thither.
A private letter from London an
nounces the serious illness of Justice
Stephen J. Field, and predicts his
speedy retirement from the United
States Supreme Bench.
Manager Morton, of McCaull's Opera
House, has o cable dispatch from Colo
mel McCaull stating that he has secured
the exclusive right for Gilbert and Salli-
vans new opera for Philadelphis and
The West. It will probably open the
Iessou early in October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
rur1RsnAY. Ir1.Y be. 1sse.
BY n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A GOOD
nWEIrING on MOSBY STREET
NEAR VENABLE AT AUCfIoN.-ln fur
ther execution Of deed OF trust from y; 4.
iIora since decess ed) to the undersigned A.
trnstee, dated 2sd March, 1881; ana re,
corded In the Chancery court on hcn il. ..u
in Deed Book lis G, on page zoo, oe'nH re-
auesied by the creditors secured go 70 co.
i will sell b. public auction. on the pre-
misses, on
THURSDAY, JULY ~. 1885,
a, O'Clock =. NJ, the COMFORTABLE
FRAME DWELLING No. go, on the west
slSe OF Mosby street (Mechanicsvilie turn,
Nile contjnued), having two stories ana
basement, and containing six good rooms.
This house will command good rentsl OF
would make a nice home. The lot ,s OF
good dimension, and plat OF IL VIII Dc
shown on day OF sale. -, ,ou,c
TERMS: Cash. NJ W. bOM ~,
Iy 10 iAu'tNc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
WATCHES, JEwELRY, dc,

ZONE, SEE, AND BE Salts G.
~ FIED.--I can sell WATCH to0A
suit you as cheap as any In or out OF
ence warrants me IN saying they are as
perfect ms time keeping machines can be
made. Exs miped and regulated for the
pocket by myself; guaranteed fof two years
Bent safe and free by mail or express.
u. BUCHANAN, Goldsmith,
III Broad street, Richmond. and
NH 90 PetsubHrg, w.
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BLOOD

is tho lie, and he II v ise VINO remembers
il. Bat I'm March OF last year 1sSil con -
iracted blood. poison, and, being IN Savan
naIf. &C., 81 the time, went into the hospl.
tai thefS for irs,, ,ment' l suffered Vsiy
much from rheumatism At - , men
| did not get well under the tres
there. nor was | cured by any of the usu,.
means. have now taken seven bottles OF
Swins Specific. and am sound and well. IL
drove the poison out through bo.is on Tue
shin DAN. LEAHY.
JERSEY CITY, ". j., August T. 1855,