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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
TTIE TARIFF AMEHDMgNT--T he

TrI d TARlrF AmEvDNaNr The
obidcE of Mr. Hunters bin, Just in
trodubed in Congress, is simply TO
prov Ilc for aparaising tie value Of
foreign goods at the date Of ship
1Re4a. Instead Of the date Of p5r-
diqsl The government mainta IN
cd shit this was the intention of the
old iHw, and 50 instructed the cpl
IectuEs; bat a recent adverse decis>
ion as obliged them to refund the
exlr5 duties thus collected; and this
amendment is introduced I'd supply
ueceF sary authority for enforcing
the original instructions. IN res
pect to the assessments Of duties
npou charges Sc, the neW law is
an exact transcript Of the old. The
charles referred 10 are those incIu-
ded ih the cost of the good up to
The u loment Of shipment, and not
lhe dharges up to the momdht OF en-
try.-t Ball Sun.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
Terms 10 Gibbs.

ICFfiClubs can obtain ;le 90
Bsrder' On the following moderate
Tc rm4 all the. papers to bq sent
TO one Post Office, and the money
pal 4 d advance. Get together,
fri9 ndf, a nd make Us uf 4 good
Lis t; 4 nd'we Will give you a Paper
that ! bn " i'll be pleased 10 read =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
Runaway Negro List.

Isl, Name Of negro is given, "a. complexion
and height. Sd, age. 4lh description. 5th
owners name. On, date OF commitment
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
Fayetteville Directory.

MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
John M, Bright. Mayor; A. r. Nicks, L..
D. Akin, Joel Commons, Charles Mckinney,
James Cobb, and Thos. Hines, .Aldermen,-
W. w. McNeIley. Recorder. W W Form
walt, 1o,cn Constable
Hardy c. HUMAN. Postmaster.
TRUSTEES OF FAYETTEVILLE FEMALE
ACADEMY.
James Bright, President, E. NJ. Ringo,
John A. Mcphail. John NJ. Bright, James
r. Bright, Sec. Jas NJ. Davidson. Teacher
Trustees OF FAYETrE AcADEMr.
Richard White, President; I e. Goodrich,
S NJ McElroy. 4 A Owen. w f Smith,
Secretary. F. a. dickinson. Tearher.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
NotEL PRocEEDING.-The Mobile

I ANV liz lAOiii.i.lfi-Nt-7 4 liz I~t1Oi-tl1N
Tribuhe Of the 18th ult., sayf:
Mrl Nathan Johnson applied yes
tcrlaJito Justice Virgins iof a war
ram Il Iarrest one George Armstrong,
who, Aa alleged, had stolen bis wife,
four Children, four bedstead IS, d nd
their Furniture, and two dozen fowls.
Armstrong, he says, during his lb-
SEM be ciune to bis house, which is fit
uate la several miles IN the coun5ry,
and SHINE distance from bis near lest
neighb@r, brought wagon with hi m,
and c}fried Of his wife and bland er.
lie sl,ys that he traced them to The
city, ahH here they are sccreted. The
Justide granted him q warrant. q nd
he dtjrEqd off WITH the officer in p pr
suit O lis fnthless bcttdr hbli, her
lover. and bis property.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

) our Mr. HoDGE wi! leave very early
~ In the season toE he Eastern Clues, ID
furhase heavy Stock Of Goods, we will
sell our present Stock VI Dry Gtods al re
duced pieces, for Cash orllo punctual dealers
on HMIe.
JOHN J.. HODGE & CO.
r
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
Lii $. of Es,.ay 5 'EaE1e,. |, p.

lsr, Kind OF animal i gwen. u, color. 81
description. 9TH, age. 5.h, posters name
9th, place and lime Of arrest.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

o. advertisements are ihsdred in the
o. ior ii which they are handle / in.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
TENNESSEE

TENNESSEE.
UitiiamsOR county, Franklin.
Albert, muIatIo, 5t : or SIN hish, 24vrs
old, weighs 100 lbs. isrs in taking; 70 VIM
Thompson, Kinds COUNT Miss. Coun,i,ied
December 9.
Morgan County, .uonfgomerg.
Jonathan. copper color and large scar on
his nose, 22yrs old, says Maj. Jas. Ross sold
HIN TO a Mississippi trader lrom whom he ca
capped SIX weeks ago COMMITTED Jan. rs
KENTUCKY
Breckenridge countu.
(Name OF negro not glven). copper color,
5ll ION. 35yrs old, welghs about $50 lbs: 10
john Johnson OF Tenn. COMMITTED Auozl 1
MISSISSIPPI.
Yalo6usha county,. Go6dcriHe. 4
Dick, copper color, 5li GIN high, qG3rs
old, scar on right cheek, blink eyed in he
right eye: to E NJ Driver, Ponto,oc cout "
Commined July II.
This List will be increased by any ar
rests that may be published in Tennessee,
or Mississippi Pal, FayeHqrhie
Observer.
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Dec. l8o.-ly. b
up housekeeping!

settiAs; sp housekeeping.
EeOTS, Osens, sklllets, Chairs. Pals. Pic
L gins, Feiss, Churns. &c, &c; ali lhe al
ucles Necessary Come al you young mar
ned people g,e Us a CALI al
J. j HODGE & cos.
Jan IA. 1850. Al Shaeard,s -,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

o1 1dycriisemeEis ard Con- mulifcatious
mhsl bel handed mo tht Office BY SATURDAY
lH@riinF. 70 insure ans appeafancg in The
u'IxI w ks Paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

" CeaJeis to FRESH STOCK ,iklssss5gissgg.sas
| OF DRY GOODS and GRO Ez ssszf f.s.
CERilIS, consisting in part Of The folio wns
Articles =
Mpslins. Brown < Leaf Sugar
Jackonets, Hio Coffee,
Canibric, Teas. oil al kinds,
New Style Pdnls. Via ( Tenn Tobacco,
Brown bieached Do Smoking do
mesiics. Cigars and Snuff,
Hose. Gloves. s penn. Taliow, ard
Apaccas, Sc, SiBr Candles,
Flanrels ( Blankets, Wines and Cordibls,
Drllinss & Bed Tick Prunes and Pickles.
ines, f,andes, assorted,
Has, Caps, & Shoes, Cheese and Crackers,
Spun, Shoe and Spool Thread.
A M4
as ssSt5.Szs Pepper, Spice, Ginger. Sbda.
sl%gSJ SaIeraIus, Powder. Shot Lead.
lacks, Nails, Brads. T'idgo. Madden. Cotton
Cartis. Collins Axes, Curry Combs, Spaies
Shdyes, Traces. HameB and Collars. Trupks,
Pms. Needles Fish Hhoks, Suspendtrs. Ia
be and Pockel Culfry, Hari Ware, Tia
Wafe. Glass and Quden's Ware, aud MANY
other arucles, in The Dry Goods and Gfo4er,
line, all OF which he will sell very low tor
cash, Or % ---
Dop'i lorgel to call at WEBG's, where you
will find a certain cur4 lor coughs, Colds, &c.
VICTORIA COUGH CANDY, Wholesale
and retail. by ". II. WEBB.
February 25
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

Two violent shocks Of earthquake
were felt at Malta on the 9th J4nua-
Nv.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
GOGes E0ssSgSY

Ep Z. ItUSSELI., tgiog borrb, ,Ls -
Ees tire STOCK 0FGn0nS - ~ 81 -
SicAs, and intending d eon,ipre ,b4 has,
nFSs<e' A's oiq stand, Nssh siie Of The Pub
~ square taxes rleaspteln announcing thai
y = MS ueieIm'nation Always TO KEEP 4
FkEsH. VARIED, ard DEsia, 8 s7ocE Of
s 81 ~ Z I42-Aa - "a G u 6gDQ4o
nfarket Tor cash OF BaF.ersaai ioIend;no y
give The business bis constant a,re,,;on ~ h
ahendeavor always I'd piea,s Ind arcop,ad.
die. he feels assured Liar h. in ,,s.,.-c' /,
r siAe sHscfsst OF Ms friends and cHsiona
~ 's'o' hila VITA Fheir paironage.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

We publish the FOL owing Isis for IL
convenience OF Persons living al a dstanc
who may desire 10 correspond with any 0
1.-THE individuals named
Civil Officers Of i lincoln County.
Jacob W Formw alt, c. roner;
Peter G M'Mi.lin SURVEYOR;
Alfred II Berry. Ranger;
William Need. Entry Taaef;
VIM. Dyer Tax Collector;
II keiso, Clerk Of County Court
w u Rhen, Chairman do do
X Chlcoat Clark of Circuit do
) Fulton, Clerk Chancery do
~ w Garter, District Attorney.
| r l. Hodge. Sheriff.
James M Hanks, }
W c Bland, DqFuiy Sheriff
5 J lsaacs, County III pstee,
John Goodrich. Regist4r,
josiah Norwood. Keepd of the Poor.
$, P s s'%:, missioner. Of me
VIM NeeId, Seaer of weights aud measures.
Magistrates.
District | Jas A 81 l.lau, and l. S Wood
ard.
2 David S Cray, and William folly;
5 Benjamin Howard. and John Zead;
A G B Cooper, and / Taylor;
5 d Sullivan, aid l. Newsom;
k e Samuel Boon, and Travis Ashhy:
7 William B fhea, aud Woodruff Parks;
8 William Need, AMI William II Moorcs.
and Harvey c Cowan, and l. Thomson
9 John HINES and Amos Small;
lOJ Gillespie, Ii III RiVes. and G w Il
Moores;
II William DYER, and Con, Smith,
II Benjamin f Clark, and r. A. irwin.
Is Mathew Wilson, and Daniel Farrar;
IA John M'Daniel. and ? w WaiIon;s
Is Brice M G Alsup and Thoma 2 Sum
mer.:
l6 James N George, and John G Reeves;
II SIP Lealherwood5
10 J l. Henderson,, and William Martin;
l6 VIM Mitchell, and Ak G Downing;
20 Arthur 5 Randolph, and Robt Drenneu;
90 VIM Pryor, and Inhn Moore;
% L Williams, baf John Corder; {
"a John f Buckner and ] L Damron;
25 William c Jennings.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

~ Since our last, The Relief
O. mmI ittee has distributed $40.
OF this SD, was received from the
hlasor| ic Lodge atshelty,ille, $40
from ! Yeuisburg, $40 from 8Iul>
berry Division S. Of r. and $500
fra m lion. G. W. Jones.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
SVEGDE5 a. SlEgIEE,

80 - 'FAthA = a =
DEALERS IN
i'1essicincs, Paints, DySstnaS. Glass
s'erftsE,icry,
Soaps, EsrsssiEeS, eeiss. sarni>Escs,
SURGICAL INSTEUMENTS, FAScY ARTICLES.
EXTRAtT5, SC Sc.
" AvIXC recently received large supplies OF
Il q FREsH and GENUINE Gouds IN tLe.r
line, making or Sock ID addition 10 former
supplies, very complete, and decidedly the
largest ever offered IN tins make; which viii
~ constantly Eeplenished win all new and
useful Articles. IN the Drug. Medical. and
-Sai9lcai line, would mos respectfully inform
FeytcinI's. Farmers, md Others thai they
@il find II 10 ihrir Advantage 10 call and ex
anime our siock aud prices,
VIM fresh aud pqie Medicines a0j the
coDstaA services Of experienced dral gists
and apohecarles, all orders, Physiclan'l PIE
.crip'lois, sc. &c, viii be promptly and
carefully attended 10 al all hcurs.
WEBB s. SMITH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
Comst s.hles.

DIS | John Silveubolh; ?, BM Jones; 5,
W d Wiseman; 4 WIN Ramsey; 5, Thomas
RAINY; 6. Lewis Laue;7,J II King; s. Hiram
Philips and d S Holman; 9, Alex. Smiih:
10, James r Hester; II, John Roach; II,
John Cary; Is, NJ 2 fledgreib; a. w 2
Collins; 10 Abner II Collins; To- II George;
II Jesse Lea.herwood; Is Elisha Fl Stedman;
Il9, Jas I Phillips; 90, James II Fuller; 81.
William MCGEE; %. Aaron M'Doneal; %,
vacant, "a vacant; %, Muses. Arnold.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

sE- Look at Ti.is! -r1s
'IiHE Firm of FeEacH s BrneY being
= diSs1lTed. al! PERSONS indebted are re-
Crested to call on The undersigned. at tl.e
thy etievi!'e Observer Office, and settle up.
Ian Ii, 1851. "A. H. BERRY.
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CHI ZAP CASH s TORE F..
III 81 Side Of tie I PaJEe Square.
w. Ii. w ebb.

ENAqLS he attentions Of cash e.
" Ge aJels to Fresh SrocK lsss4;a;Esssas.
of DRY GOODS and GRO sss iiszzf-;:zss
CERES, consisting in HarI Of The folio WING
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

~ 81 WILL ALWAYS GIVE THE EEsT
.fARKET PRICE FOR BEESWAX LIN
>E Us, FEATHERS, and HOMF.sPUN
pan. u. 1871, Il L Il.
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Neatly Printed Bid Iks.

Cons E'ole, aud Justices blanks JUL pril
cd and for sale al our desk ca cap
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

4G 1t has been finally deter mined
That jenny Lind viii not sing in
Nashville.
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SIasas DRIES

fEsHE Undersigned. wishing to dis bose oil
& his present Stock OF Goods, in Older IoI
make room for Spring purchase, will ELL AFI
SMALL ADVANCE ABOVE: cOSr. He has also
received an assortment OF Hardware! Trace
and Halter Chains, aud Clover Seed
Thankful for past "a voFs, he sOiicI;s a con-
tlnuauce vi tie same
Jan %. w Fl. MOOuES.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

Groceries ;smd CONFECTIONERY:
VA E have and1expecl TO keep general
w assortment. OF FAMILY GRecERiRs
aud CoNFEcTIoNARlES, al tie Livery
Stable.
Feb COBB < NOObot
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IEGI, LArURE-LIxCoLN CD.
March ElecliOn---1sj2
sHFRIfF-LIxcoLN co.


ST. W. age auihorzel to announfe tOI
gbtS. Hobbs, candidate for Sheriff a
iAe Mar4h Election, 1852.
81 are authorized 10 annonnde Mai
.Jtas. ~ zEaniks, candidate tor Sheriff a
ale Mard IA Election, 1852.
s1 I'VE are authorized TO announce p c.
Eis.es T0wcflst0Hc, candidate i6r Sher-
If at IN March Election, 1852.
w We are authorized to a1noupce
Ettcfanfal w iiite, candidate ioT Sheriff
al The NJ hrch Eiecnon, 1852.
ocU1TY COURT cLERE- LINCOLN CO.
tn Ne are.auihqrized 10 announce Cor
: sti,nt smith, Est a candidate foF Com
--ty EpuE Clerk al tie March Eldc'ioa, 1892.
Observation-Disclosures b.
sBP lVe authorized 10 anh@unFe ssi-
E%IiEr thsiiIpS. Esq, carG ia'e FOR Ike
CUSTER al The March Election, iet2.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

~ The attention OF the reader
is invi Jed to tie Market reports in
10 lay paper. Thatportion Of tie
Djgar = is made up of the very la
les in diligence received before go
ing to press, and may alnqys be
i'm Iicltly relied on as coDcct
fEyt Va shall have sometime tO
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

20 We shall have something to
say Of the democratic nominee for
CO yer Dor, in our next.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

We publish The .o owing Isis for lkt
convenience Of Persons living al distance
who may desire TO correspond with sny a
the individuals named
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-03-12
CAROLINA INN.
Ma!IIlx
CHARLOTTE, NC.

fuSHE above establishment, situated IN A..
II Street, third 10, North Of the Public San
in the town OF Charlotte, has been constantly H.,
open by the present Proprietor, from the i, y
January. lS40 to the present time, for the scro,s
modatiun of the Public, and will contipoe IL /.
kept open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has been enlarged and i.
proved to very cor siderable extent within n.
last two yoars--the entire building is in csm,T,.
repair and is so constructed that all the ~,
have abundant light and can be ventilated at ~,
sure.
The Stables are not n eror TO any belon.;,u
to any smllar Establishment in " es,ttn NJ
Carolina; and care will be taken that thew sb.t
always be supplied with abundance of good c,,,r
aud provrhder and attended by faithful and e,n.
rienced lIoslers.
The Subscriber will use every exertion In giv.
satisfaction 10 all who may patronize ms Han.
and hesllate' not 10 say that, from ten years' eY,
perience he will lie able to keep up The accommo,
dalion at the Carolina Inn, in d style not sp,o,,s
ed by any Public House in the interior eonr,,,-
and he takes this opportunity to return ms co,
dial respects 10 generous Public for p,sl s,y,,.
and respectfully socits a continuance Of lbs,,
patronage and confidence.
DRbf ERS can, at all times be suuplits vi,h
convenient and well enclosed lois fre, If cb,,..
and furnished with grain a, low prices.
W Inc Charlotte and Camden Stages arriy,
and depart II weekly.
JENNINGS D. KERR.
oct. y, le4s' Stiff
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Restoration Il preservation of the
n N n u HEe
by VI. WISE & son, of virginia.,
- CHAR I'll /.

M WlSE& son finding il sItoeetbrr in1pos..
w. bic 10 attend personally % Tho great Humhtt
ol daily applications itom III sections d The Uniou ar
thelt Remedy or Baduess, and iuf their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found II necessary to appoat
a General Trassliing igsni, 10 sisli different cities
and towns throug bout the tntled States vcsttug hn
ailh authority TO appoint Sub. aRcht. aud yrod
the Hair Tome, and TO apply the RESTORATIVE
aud 10 pat them into the hands Of those 81 uray a.
point u operate wherever a sufficient number ot a.
lents IN any toan neghborhnod sball be obtainca
Capt GEORGE CALVERT, vf Fauqnier county.
Va alone authorized 10 act a. GenetaI Travelling
Ageut, with the powets above indicated.
Capt G may be expected 10 visit, as speedily as
practicable the principal cities and towns Of the t.
MON.
n D. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand
full supply Of tho HAZE TONIC tVhich cleanse
the head Of dsndruf, strengthens and lnvigntatr,
the hair, and prevents #, also, from falling otil Tor
tho region Of country most contiguous 10 his upera.
tins, or II may always be obtained, at wholesale,
and forwarded 10 any part otihe linton, By address.
ing the proprietors. VI. WISE & son. Richmond,
Va
lTPtiee 80 per dnten cash. Six bottles for a.
or one dollar for .insN bottle
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sketches of Nor.h.t arOiina.
BK.rlEs FoRD, Lincoln Co, NC. I
Grtafar % 1850. {


Oct1ter 25, 1850.
A WORK will be published by The undersigned
"a this Spfag, emitted above, giving an ac-
cur4fc account II each county in state. IN aphi.
bctical ofdef the derivation Of its name gate Of for
nation, q Colonial and Revolutionary History,
Bivr.-phy % ~ d,airEpihsd ri'fren-, accurate
ist OF It's representation in each br nch Of the Gen.
cfal Assembly, its Towns, Rivers, Population, Re
sources, Products and Topography.
Tie undorsigned has fer raany yeart been collect.
ing and eaodenuuc the ma'cfia for this work. The
teb.yes 81 our ow Slate have been carefully exam
med aud cppl0us extracts made from it's records
H. has proc uted from DE office Of tie Board u Tsde
snd Plantations IN London many valuable documents
Rare ard valuable works have been purchased fron
abroad, touching the eafy history Of STATE, ard
each county. which have ntvet seen The light. lie
has been kindly aided by gentlemen ID different SC.
ions BY eo7ies Of orisinal documents, and faithful
traditional statements, highly important and inter.
estjag.
lie docs no, aspire 10 Tie position Of the Historian
but hopes from records aud statistical facts 10 sfltd
materials 10 other and ADLER bands tor this pleasing
and less 4bos,eus duty. This 9th, il is hoped, will
BE- useful book Of reference TO the statesman AID
scholar. and m.a el buslar.s leisure. Occasion.
Al extracts have been Published 10 the STANDARD aud
other papers Of THE SAFE, over the signature Of
"Tac,tus'
The History of North Csrolna is yc, 10 BE- af!t.
len The remark ehieh ore OF the albeit Historians
afhc seo, B1aetoG has heeu compelled 10 make,
hat 50 caftestly has the history cf North Carroll.
"a been sfitten that tie name. merits aud end OF
lie first Governor is not kuoNn," j. reflection ua
10 Gs An examination OF the eafly history Of tic
counties a. North Carolina shows record OF The
fafes, Pa'fe,iam and tademilabls courage This
rcEofd "a now covered by tie duet OF age and in
snown By neglect. II is a debt which tie present
generation 70 lie pats @tll The future 10
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PRINTING OFFICE FURNITURE,

for The establishment Of complete Printing Offices,
such i Presses Wood Type, Cases, Siands, Brass,
Press aud " ood Rules ImposinR Stones, Composing
Sticks Brass aud Wood Galley, Rgleis, CLOSET
Racks. &c, &c.
Ola Type ,sken in exchange for new at ceuts
per TO- The Trade teall with on the most liberal
terms aid patronage solicited Oh tie ground Of fur.
nlslng 10 the purchaser al article with Which he
vii be pleased and which viii bring him the worth
Of his money
Editors er Pointers wishing TO establish Meas.
PAPER Of Jsb Printing Office, W DO furnished Win
an estimate 10 detail Of the cost by stating SIZE OF
phper and kind " sotk 10 b. e1ecuted.
Publishers Of Newspapers sho will iaseri this adj
yefltsempnt three months and send me the papers
containing II addytssed 70 "Nesbia's CUSTER.
New York, viii he paii 10 materials Of ny manu.
acute provided they purchase SIX tunes the amount
VI their bill, for Advertising.
II. H. GREEN,
No l23 Fultou.sL New Yoik, and
30. II GansLsi. Row, New Orleans
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PHlEER & YORkE.
Letter frsm MeJof DUsald MeDugsA, era"
Greek Post 0Gce

'HooRE County, n. C., DEc %, ls4s
DR. J kuhi-- Dear Sir:
Lady IN this county, afflicted with a NERVOUS
complaint, frolapsus Uteii. Fluor Abus, and
somewhat dofanged mind, caused BY obstructlcns,
was for about twelve months attended by four Of
our eminent physicians. without any effect, and
every one successfully declared her incurabe, and
that she had 10 die. She then procured tive hot
ties OF your Abyssinia Mixture from me, which
cured her entirely. She has since married and
IS in perfect good health and happy. The Abys.
slnia Mixture has likewise proved very efficscsus
IN many other diseases, but particularly in female
diseases, IN which il should have the preference
OF all others, Yours ohediently,
DUGALD McDUGAIn.
friee fotthc Abyssinia Mixture per bottle Is
cents, 81 25 g. 50 SO.
Likewise on hand and for sale, Dr.. Kuhl's Re.
storer, Universal Plaster, God Mine Balsam, Sc.
I J. IloLToN, Agent
Charlotte. NC
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I1soH!LnAYE1ws.
Uncle Basil's Valentine.
ny HRTTy GREEN.


uncle Ra,l; dear old man Its a shame
FOR TN. TO play of my tricks upon him. But
it seems a, il couldn't help 1t, sometimes
Hs's such fine subject, so earnest heart.
oil. so strangely literal and simple minded for
a man who has passed along through the
world Of bus ness. and gained the ripo age Of
three score and five wears.
Dear old man Well may say that for
bc has been 10 me, since the light Of my Of h
summer fell upon my head, IN the place OF
father, mother aud friend. And do not love
hint How warmly my heart responds to
the question
nov aud then. The fun 10 10 me, ard mus.
como out.
Heuy," said he, looking up from his
newspapers ono evening--he has such pas
slon for ne wspopsrs-'' iieuy, suppose Won
know tina, Vsentine's day 10 bo, a week of
"Valentius's day" The remark vas so
abrupt, and said 10 such meaning tone. that,
10 spite Of me, couin', keep tho blood from
mounting to my face. had no cause for blush.
e.. vet bushes came.
"Yes, Vasnases day What is The mat.
ter with tho gfl Aha !"
blushed deeper sull. How vexed was
There vas no cause for bushes TINS, 10
tho reader, upon honor No love then y
On the word Of n miidan OF seventeen, no
io4 are convinced, Of conrso.
Aha my ltlIs lady what does al tbs.
mean I"
And Uncle Basil fised his eye keenly upon
ne.
My fac. was nov scarlet. Finding all eff
forts to regain self possession fru'tlsss, |
sprang from my chair add lsii the room.
For very vexat,os cried on entering my
chamber.
"Never mind you'll pay Cor this said |,
sGet my heart BEAT calmly gam. " foa'l
pay for thi., my dear good Old bachelor In.
cie Valentine. Day, IS ~ Nsy veil"
pun, shed HI old gentleman ny not etin1
him see tho light OF my coun'rn,nce agalnun
tii the nexi morning al breakfast Then
was all Smiles, and IN perfect self possession.
Ills seemed 10 have forgotten The ttlc met
dent Of the previous evening, but hod moi.
Ga that very day, wen, ols and selected
a valentine. had on il great red heart,
pierced by an arrow from Cupld's quiver.-
Two whole hours were spent IN composing
sItusbIe verses to grace The love a.s,se,
which laid carefully By until tho thirteenth
OF February, ~hen II was committed TO Post
Office guardianship, directed to Basil Jones,
Esq"
On The neyt morning, as We sat at breakfast,
Unclc Basil looked at me afchy and said
elias that valentine conc YETI
| wanted to blush, but couldn't tried to
look confused, but my coun'snsnce would not
play hypocute. | VAS too merry a, heart.
Our meal ended, the old gentleman retired
TO the citing room, TO read the morning pa
prs, and val, for John, Who bad gone, a.