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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-17

Some years ago State Memorial Association
was formed for the purpose Of raising funds to
erect a suitable monument in the Capital
Grounds, at Tallahassee to the memory of those
good and brave Floridians who lost their lives
in the Confederate States Army, valiantly ngh +
ing for Southern homes and Southern honor.
At the last Reunion OF Florida Confederate
soldiers, presided over by General ]. J. Finley,
Mrs Governor Perry, Captain James F. Tucker
and Hon. r. c. Parkhl were appointed com
mi,tee to take foil charge of the matter and COM
plete the good work.
Captain Tucker was in Tallahassee last week
and informed US that the monument had been Sc
lected and ordered, and that it was now the in
tention of the committee to have the monument
erected and ready TO be unveiled at the assem-
bling of the Legislature in April. 1889.
We have seen q sketch of the monument Th Q
design is beautiful and was awarded the pre-
MUM at the New Orleans Cotton Centennial 1t
will be thirty-fve feet high, cost about $4,000,
and the committee will have large number of
fine pictures of the monument made, which will
be sold to assist in raising the funds necessary TO
its completion and erection.
VOto~V
half of what will be needed-but they have
periodically determined 10 20 ahead 10 their
laudable work, relying on the generosity and
patriotism of surviving Confederate soldiers and
the good people OF Florida to contribute the
balance required for the monument
The committee specially desire that the pa
triotic ladies of every community in Florida
take a special interest in this noble cause and as
sist in raising the amount needed to perpetuate
the memory of the loved ones of Florida by the
erection of this beautiful and enduring monu-
men. to their vslor and to the cause which they
90 heroically defended on many Of the bloodiest
fields oil the war.
As Tallahassee is to be honored by the erec-
ton of this monument at the Capital, much will
be expected of Tallahasseeans. and when the
Tallahassee ladies-who are always ready and
willing, and never fail in good works-take
charge of this patriotic work in the Capital
CITY, we know that Tallahassee can be depended
on TO do her full share in completing this great
work.
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Will be glad to know that our tuner and travel
ing agent, Mr.. W. K. Batchelder, Of Bcston,
Mass, will make his yearly visit to this place
within the next few days when they can have
their instruments put in the most perfect tune
and order, and at an expense covering only the
actual value for the work done
We have known him personally for eighteen
years, he having tuned the first pianos we ever
sold.
As a practical tuner and repairer he has no
superior, and instruments entrusted to him will
be most skillfully tuned. regulated and repaired
Address him at once through your posloface, as
his stay will be short, and on arrival he will
promptly call upon you.
Special reduced prices for tuning to yearly
patrons Prices, styles and terms made known
for pianos and organs on receipt of postal to
call.
LUDDEN & Bates SOUTHERN Music HOUSE,
Savannah. Ga
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We clip the following from an exchange,
which contains good advice to citizens OF every
town or city:
:. L You want your town to improve, improve il.
If you want to make your town lively, make
It. Don't go to sleep, but get up and work for
II, talk about 1t and talk favorably.
II you have property improve it. Paint your
house, clean up your alleys and back yards
Make your surroundings pleasant aud you will
feel better and your property will be worth more
in the market
If you are doing reasonably we'll advise your
far away friends to come and invest near you.
Work steadily for your home interests
Taade at home; help your home dealers.
Keep your money ut home as much as poe
sible. and il is liable to help you in return.
The successful towns have been made by prop
erty owners pulling Together. Public improve
ment 10 an investment that pays Don't waste
your time over neighborhood quarrels, and old
back your aid for good objects through spite, but
work for some good and you will yourself be
benefited
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-17

From proceedings of Board Of County Commis-
sioners, session held on May 14ih:
Petition for neighborhood road from Iamonia
~Sloueha" near G. B. Strickland's to Georgia
line, granted.
Ordered that fiscal year for Leon county shall
beein from 6rst July OF each year.
Additional appropriations were made 70 cover
from hrst OF March TO first Of July, amounting TO
81, 1880. -
Ordered Building Committee to hire out or
employ cnunty convIcts.
Ordered voting place 10 District II be Changed
from Smiths Mil 10 Enon School-house.
Petition TO make safe and passable road over
Iamonia Eloughs referred to Colonel John Brad
ford for estimates, cost. &c.
Ordered that the contractor place bridges In
District No. 10 In good repair.
Petition of Charles Rollins to open road, re-
ferred to attorney, reported uufavorable
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-17

At meeting of the Conservative Democratic Executive
Committee Of the First Congressional District of Florida
held in the city Of Tallahassee on the I'D day of April
inst.
1t was ordssed that . convention Of the Conservative
Democrats o the First Congressional District Be held
Barlow In Polk county, Thursday, the 10th day Of Au
gust next II o'clock q to nominate candidate to
represent Disrcs in the siss Congress OF the United
Stafs to sppnt District Kxecutive Committee and
tsnct sue other business O. may properly come before
it.
The several countiescomposn the District viii send
delegates Convsnon the same basis Of epresen
tation that adopted BY the State Democratic Executive
Committee Under this rule the several counties
titled to representation a. follows, viz:
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The following civil appointments have been
made during the week:
James NJ Simmons, to be Supervisor OF Regis
tration 10 and for the county Of Washington.
W. Acosta, John q. Livingston. W. B. Mac
fariane, to be Notarics Public in and tor the
State al large
Norman r. Fits hugh, TO Be Justics q the
Peace 10 and for the county Of 81. John.
Jones NJ Pitlman, to be Justice Of the Peace
in and for the county Of jackson.
John r. Stewart. 10 be Clerk Circuit Court In
and for the County OF Hamilton.
W. Sherman Jenninga, to be County Judge In
and for the county Of Hernando.
Joseph Il Anon, to be Justice Of The Peace
In and for the county Of Duval.
J. r. Guess, 70 be Justice Of the Peace In and
for the cnanty Of Levy.
J. T. Risley, 10 b Member Board of Health
10 and for the county Of Levy.
Eliord Dickenson, to be Justice Of the Peace
In and for the county Of Lake.
Clark 7. Williams. to he Justics Of the Peace
Ia and for the county Of Citrus.
n. WOODBRIDGE, to be Member Board Of Health
in and ior the coanty Of Levy.
8. b. Cosly, IN b. Harbos Master In and for
the county Of Hillsbosnugh.
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A gin from the people Of the Republic Of
France 70 the people Of the United SsAisA CON-
memories the alliance Of the two nations in
achieving Tie Independence Of the United States
Of Amsies, and asts.ss thsir sbsdiaE 4ssnd-
dtrsneeu visiting New York should nos Ail .
&c this wonderful cnlossal work Of ar on Bed
lov's Island. 1tsanboat leaves Government
DOCK, bs.ssy ltssnises q ~ $500 g '. y
Fsre iof rodnd tdp. g eeetA ROoeeds devoted
70 de- completion Of The arches md skaisways d
Ia pedestal, built - Solaslasy contributions o
NJ I,eouae afthe United 6eeteG
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Yor cannot afford to waste time in expert
menting when your luugs are in danger. Con-
sumption always seems. at first, only a cold. Do
not permit any dealer to impose upon you with
some cheap Imitation of Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, but
b. sure you get the genuine. Because be can
make more profit he may tell you he has some
thing just as good, or just the same. Don't be
deceived, but insist upon getting DR.. Kings
New Discovery, which il guaranteed TO give re-
lief in all Throat, Lung and Chest affections.
Trial bottles free at N. Lively's Drug Store
Large Bottles 81.
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With long life Intimacy with Mr.. Pearce
we speak from authority when we say that no
better or purer democrat could be selected to all
the Office Of Commissioner of Agriculture. In
recognition Of the long, faithful services that Mr.
Pearce has rendered to the party, il would be
commendable in the Convention TO nominate
him by reclamation. We are glad to see 90
many Of our exchanges advocating. 90 promi-
nenty, the cause of Mr. Pearce, which demon
ssra,es how widely he is known and appreciated
-WakwEo Tmes
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moUnlnG Family.
!. Al shoas So ysssrday anesnooa. ct the home
a hb dasghees, 31f4 W0A Unioa street. there
passed AWSy the sp1ritnf ~ Dqlnld Camssoo,
. most worthy and highly rsspe11 gentleman.
NJ. Cameron ives q native Of LnlA England.
ssd cane - EIsridA ab0as 1874 1nlaIing At Tai
ahassss, whsgs fbr many Pears he Md the once
of Justice OF tn Pe1ce.
Nj. C.msfUn leaves four ehildren-Mrs
Louisa Avery. with Who -. scsided at tho
time of his deAih; he Xhses Mary and Amelia
Cameras. and Mr. John Cameron. Mr. Cameron
hes resided Ia Jacksouyile for the past ten or
twelve ysan. and WAS SO years old NJ his de-
cease HIs remains win probably be returned
10 his former kone h Tallahasses for iuterment.
Mr.. Cameron was big NY esteemed BY al who
knew him, and reveFed by his family. TO whom,
in their afiictoO. the ~ npaihy Of the community
goes out.
The remains of Mr.. 'ameron were brought 10
Tallahassee, and, at . O'Clock on Sunday after.
noon, were buried f-om the II. E. Church,
South the church VIII: ii he Joined nearly half .
century ago; and Their at the same altar where
he consecrated his life thu service OF his Mas
ter loving friends plac beautiful floral tributes
on his casket
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co,umiitee Meeting.

The Members ol the Leon County Democratic
r...,t;ve { ,inmittee are requested to attend q
In, If said committee, TO be held in the
,.,Dd iury rom. IN the courthouse, at II NJ,
mex, Monday. May 2l-t.
said meeting is called for the purpose OF
.-,os,ciinr .ach business as may properly come
~. the committee Every member is earn
liz -...le,ri II attend this meeting, as impor-
-, bnsi9es, demands the prompt atten tion of
''' GEO. w WALKER, Chairman.
WB SCHRADER. Secretary.
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McKImne for Congress.

TALLAHASSEE, May, 16, 1888.
Editors Fl0rsdi0n: What has been said in the
papers regarding Senator j. Fl. McKinne can
not fail to strike popular chord His services
in the State Senate have brought him promi-
nen,ly before the public, and when his name is
presented to the Barlow convention it will take
q strong man to beat him. TALLAHAssREAN
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E. Bsinbridge Munday, Esq, County Atty,
Clay Co, Tex says: Have used Electric Bit
tiers with most happy results. My brother also
was very low with MalariAl Fever and aundice,
but was cured by timely use OF this medicine
Am satisfied Electric Bitten saved his life"
Mr. d. l. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky, adds
. like testimony, saying: He positively believes
he would have died, had 1t not been for Electric
Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of. a. we'll 40
cure all Malaria Diseases, and for all Kidney
Liver and Stomach Disorders stand. unequaled.
Price Soc. and 81 at n. Livelv's.
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Quincy Herald. |


The recent rains were worth many hundreds
oil dollars 10 the syndicate and it was not slow
to take advantage of them, rs nearly one hun
dred acres have been set in tobacco during the
past week, making q total of about three hun
dred acres.
All the plants that have been set out by the
company are looking finely, and are from three
to six inches high, strong and sturdy as one
could wish to see.
The curing sheds are being put up rapidly by
MessrA Gilmore q Davis. Five are now finished
on the Santa Clara plantation and FIVE are ready
for use on LaCamela. Two or three carloads
of lumber arrive every day for this work, and
it is expected that all the sheds will be finished
within the next three weeks.
Manager Cory and his assistants are now in
stalled in their new Offices, which are fitted up
in very fine style. They are, in fact. the best
arranged and most comfortable business offices
in town.
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Advice 70 MDthera.

Are you disturbed At night and broken Of your
rest by . sick child suffering and crying with
pain of cutting teethf II 90, send ut once and
get . bottle Of MIRA WTNeI.ow'u So0rHMe SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TRETHMe. tn value Il incalcu-
liable. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer im-
mediately. Depead upon ii, mothers. there b 20
mistake about it. II cures dysenfery and diar-
rhoea, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind culic, sofiens the gums. reduces innAmma-
system. MRa WMsLow's SoofHrHe SYRUP voR
CHILDREN TKETHlNe Ii pleasant to the taste
and h the prescription of one Of the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians In the United
States, and is for sale BY al druggists through
out the world. Price q cents q bottle. 4O-ly
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Noo,& trife with any Throat or Lung
D> Disease. II you have Cough or
Cold, or the children are threatened with Group
or Whooping Cough, use Acker's English Rem
edy and prevent further trouble 1t is positive
cure, and we guarantee IT. Price 10 and 30
cents. Sold by n. Lively. Feb. 1874 cow
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-17

When you are constpsied, with loss of ap
petite, headache, take one Of DR.. J. Fl. McLean's
Little Liver and Kidney Pillets They are
pleasant to take and will euro you. % cents
vial. April % 3m
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You will have no use for spectacles if you
use Dr.. ]. 81. McLean's Strengthening Eye
Salve; it removes the film and scum which &C
cumulates on the eye balls, subdues inflamma-
strengthens weak and failing sight. Is cents .
box. April 26-Sm
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c,,R.ILRoAD SCHEDULE.

Aouue mail ard express arrives at l2:is r N
Eas 49, mail and ex res arrives at Z:lz M
N We. honna MINT passenger arrives ut l:os a. N;
Leland night passenger arrives a. i-:oi a. m
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Rev. Mr.. Richardson having made an appoint
ment to preach at the Iamonia Church next
Sunday. there will be no service in the Presby-
terian Church on that day.
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1oCkbCa'1 AFn1Ca 01lv0e
The best Salve In the world Cor cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers salt rheum fever sores, letter chap
ped hands, chilblsins, corns and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired II il guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
t m, or money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. For sale by n Lively
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r., -Best quality Of Ice ocs -. =. - -. =
- .e.sN,xs~tb pound % up
400 mouse open ~ city maxkss and denot
Sundays nom a. m 70 . m, aud fton u "a
Ice viii b sold ior 1Snssts and fz..a o,,v
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Government ButAd'
ing.

r..u,xsrcS. May 1.-THE Senate bill, ap-
..,-;,,iur b. 900 for public building at Tai
i',,-.ac Fla wa. reported favorably to the
~ "a IN iny
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NOTICE.

THIRTY DAYS AFTER DATE WE, As GUAR.
Il diAus Of Augustus Gibbons, Jesse Gibbons
and Annie Laura Gibbons will apply to the Hon z
n West. County Judge, TO sell the following de-
scribed piece or parcel Of land, to-wit: The east
half OF east quarter Of northeast Or, section 90,
township q range l. east contaiuisg 20 scfes, more
Or less- Said land lying and being In Leon county.
w. B. FERRELL,
]. W. MILLER.
rs~.f- Guardians.
TalfAhaeaee Nav 1Sfh 1880.kx
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Al kHeR0At 00b0e1eA6e
For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds Of bitter, nsu
seous medicines. il the very agreeable liquid
fruit remedy. Syrup Of Figs. Recommended
by leading Physicians Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company, San Fnn-
cisco, Cal. Nav Sim
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MASONIC.

,,.r meetings of Jackson LoDeI
IT Regular the arst and third Mondays in each
sei clock p n W n MCINTOSH. Secretary.
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The County Democratic Executive Committees Of the
above counties are requested to call the Conserve.
tive Democrats OF their respective couaties to
seuable ct theif eoarth0nses. or othar asaal place
Of MEETING. either In Conventioa NAss Meet
ings, % may b deemed most convenient and
best adapted full snd fair expssssion Of opn
ion and then and there select the number Of delegates
which the coanty may b entted Il being important
that the AsleR.tes shall ssh from the people and
rsurs.eut thsir wishss and political sentiments ID
specially suggested that they b chosen not than
tan Asvs 1su ths rsssng q the District Cuavsation
rhe above superintendent Of representation 10 Of
eub3e 70 change and nodiheaoa b. the District Coovsn-
tion whsa osganized-
~ orasr Of tia District ExscativsC oumittsa
se =. @. Low, Charnan. DC.
Attsst-R. p Dnsux1A. Secretary.
Papss in The Ds1ss nisady % u eaa's Win please
copy. = " -
Arm. -. isss.
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In Mosquito Nets, complete; also extra Fnmss
and Fixtures E. 81. ALToRD.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

# qsmperature at 7al1aho'see, Florida
S'n'' for the past soeek.
,.ten bv " A. RAwLs, Druggist and
'0c1' pharmacet.)
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Parties wishing to buy sheep aud ca tile will
find 1t to their interest to get my prices before
purchasing. A. II. NcKMHoN,
lin Geneva Ala
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STANDARD CRATES,
For Fruit and Vege-
tables,
FOR SALE.
Leave ordsss with Byrd DsnAan. Tallahasses.
john BRADFORD
maybe, lses0 br1dfordvflls, TA
carpentering. Repairing. sc.

r An NOW PREPARED TO CONTRACT FOR
i work 10 my line. Good work and reasonable
prices b my MOTTO
Repairing q specially.
Shop on Monroe street. opposite Leon Hotel
JOSEPH DUNCAN
Carpenter aud UndersaksE.
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u. 8. HARMON,
Cabinet Maker and Upholstsrer.
RKPAIRHG pOHx
CHAIRS CAIED.
Fisher Building. Pensacola o.. l7-0


"E, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
w DAY, 9Th day q March, 1oB. aasociased
ourselves together under and hy virtue of session
1. Chapter 1887, Of the Laws OF Florida, approved
February 18th, 1874, and the amendms nts thereto,
under the corporate name Of the Per sacola Short
Line Railway Company. The principal place Of
business Of said company shall be In he city Of Chi
cago, in the State of Illinois, with branch ofces in
Mobile Alabama and in the city of Pensacoa, Flor
Ida, and the purpose for which said company IL
formed IL to construct operate and maintain rail-
way, with terminal facilities, for public use and
conveyance Of persons and properly. Said railway
shall be located In Escambia county, Florida, and
shall commence At or near the west boundary line
Of the state Of Florida which divides eaid State from
The State Of Alabama and thence In an eAsterly
direction over the most advantageous route to PEN
sacoa Bay. The length of said railway will be about
30 miles, more or less The capital stock Of SAID
company 70 be 100000, to be divided into 5000
shares Of 500 each
SAMUEL W. ALLERTON, ESQ,
GENERAL JOHN McNULTA,
SKYMORE COLEMAN,
D. w. RIDER,
FRANCIS G. BRENT,
B. R. PITT,
HENRY BAARs,
n. 81. SULLIVAN.
THAD. McNULTY
PKNsAcoLA, Fla March 2, 166S-50-3m-
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III your kidneys are inactive. you wiz Eel
and look wretched, even IN the most chearisl -.
ciety, and melancholy On the jolliesG occasions.
DR.. J. Il. McLeas's Liver a1a Kidney Balm,
win set you right again. 90 par bottle. Apl -
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4. q. q. r.
,., meetings OF LION LODGE No. 3
- Regta -, E,snin1 st their Lodge Room, q
sfss.,rs Al bro'''ei s p ROZEAR, N. g.
- B scsADxR, r. 5.
-, ,nae,ings of AucII.IA ENCAlGP-
- kesuiH "a ,he Ar.t and third TAarsd0y Eve-
=. W ar NJ. At their Lodge Room, 81 O'Clock
caes r. good standing are 1ny1ses 1s'ero
ri cHAscrr. Scribe
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min. r. A. CHAPTER No. Il
4. q. .. +.

FL" -, ain Mondays In each month, q
Its on the "a A"1 W. NJ. McISroeH- SR., d. r.
ssoeE 2 . " Secretary.
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90 te u. w. Saxoa's Il Co.'S
for your selfsealing fr:;t jars and jelly glasses.
52t
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GILMORE 4 DAVIS.
BailAers and Contractors.
Only Fint-Class Work done. Seasoned Lum-
Der always on hand. Address at present,
r. G. GLNoRx, Tallahassee, Fla.
52-u G. L DAvIA Quincy, Fla
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Grated Pine Apple
and other Canned Fruits, At
SGT G. W. SAXON d Goa

Imperfect digestion and assimilation pro-
duce disordered conditions Of the system which
grow and are confirmed BY neglect. DR.. J. II.
McLeans strengthening Cordial and Blood Pu.
rider, by iis tonic pro ertiea, cures indigestion
and gives tone to the s;omach. u 90 PER bot
tle April 00-3m
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SEQ club rates for CAxrAIax Flo
INDIAN.
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Fer - Cenrs

You can get one dossn cnpies Of Leon Counas
Psmphlss. q FLosDEAa OS1IcA
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RaleS Of Practice
Revised Rules of Practice, 800 per copy, q
If FLoRDIAN OFFICE.
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- Bsxss n&nReh,
Just received. at ekuoalm'A
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SWEET CREAM,
For sale, forty cents . quart, by
43t% Gro H MEsENNIss
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Circuit, Clerks desiring books for recording lists
at THE FLoRDIAN OFFICE,
Tallahassee, Fla.
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Let Hbe Unlsryteed

that Il b mot my intention TO tell you that my
Whiskey 10 Specific for Consumpsion, Kidney
or Liver trouble or any other disease This
would smack Of Quack and Humbuggesy, which
no honorable man should be guilty OF. viii.
however, assure you, that u you leel the want
use, there 10 absolutely nothing Pufer In the
world than my HARPHR WHnKEY.
Respectfully.
lily ]. W. HARPEn, Distille.,
Near New Haven, Nelson Gu, KY.
Sold BY Julius BAH 4 Bro, tallahassee, Fla.
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ONA and reliable Medicines are the best to
wv depend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for all impurities
Of the Blood. In every Term oil 6crofnlous, 6yph-
little OF Mercurial diseases. II is invaluable For
Rheumatism, has no equal Sold by n. Lively
Feb 16-A-eow
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