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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
GIL y RassseW.

UGAVE lust received a general assohment
IL of New Fab ard Winter Goods,
which they are now Sfienog 10 sell On the
most reasonable terms. For beauty and va
riety. our stock cannot be exceIIed by any
house IN town, and we do earnestly hopsElo
have a call from those who " ish 10 boy
Goods CHEAP. /
" hen you come 20 town, remember 70
call al Gill Il Russeirs Tor good bargains
and fine Goods Oar stock IS large aud we
WILL sELL~FERv Low.
We will barter for all your FeaFbers. Bees
wax, Ginseng. Tailow, Linseys HoaesPpn'
Jeans, Cotton Cloth, Meal Sacks, &c. &c.
Oct. z 1
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, Ladies' Fine Dress Goods.
Valuable Property for Sale.

GOBB g. WOODS propose selling the
u tive vacant Lots adjoining the
house where they reside. Persons desiring
10 purchase. Oh reasonable terms. would do
- = Sept %.
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A LIST OF. LETTERS

r EMAINlNGI in i, The p.s,- oIiise al FAY
Ia ETTEyILLE, Tenn, November rs,
1851.
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list OF Esfrays Taken Up.

Isl, Kind oil aniu,alss gwen. I'd, color. Sd
description. 4ih, age. 5lh, posters name
oh, place and sime Of arrest.
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Tiir BnoosLyS CRY GgAnp-Pprsrvr,rio- OF ptArr
TO rnr C.rrsrs.-Tns company IL about to present q
very handsome tea service Of silver testimonial of
their esteem and regard, to Captain Jas " 0ney who
has commanded this very crack corps since ts for
nation, about eight years ago.
r,errsrs-Dr Ball, the Coroner, Friday last held
an inquest on the body Of James Keenan, aged year
and half. who proved TO have fallen into large
kettle Of water during very short absence Il his mother
On the same day inquest was held Mrs Callaghan.
late Of Hudson avenue who found dead in her chair
on her husbands return home. vcrdct-"Ded Of con-
gestion Of the brain"
AcciprNr-Augustus sifken. a boy about fourteen
years Il age whose parents reside In Baltic
saturday thrown from horse in Douglass street and
broke HIS leg.
BtRct,Ry At rHr NEw Pr.irESr,Ry-w,LwtSa tSro
rnr Lro~'s DrSs-Jamcs Fccney tried Saturday,
In the City Court charged with breaking into the work
shop ut the pcnitcnary, and stealing six hammers
the property of the workmen engaged that building
ny the evidence appeared that he had taken them to
the shop a one Mcmahon who keeps second hand fur
niturc store Atlantic street and i. also officer In
the Third District police aud there offered them for sale
Mcmahon took possession of the hammers. and the n
nailed the defendant, who clinchsd the matter by adj
hitting he had stolen them. The Jury convicted the
prisoner and he sentenced TO three years mprson
ment a. MoHnt Pleasant Iis conduct nc the bar was
estr mo insolent, and called forth severe reprnand
nom tie Judge
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vente and the retreat to Corunna Lieut. Ill., having
come homs in cOnsequenee Of wounds returned 70 Por-
tugal In 1907 and present 1t the battle Of Taavera
action the Goa and In all the different actions the Ri
nes engaged in until he appointed major In the
Lusitsnan Legion, previous TO the battle of Busaco,
where be commanded a wing Of the regiment, and was
wounded. lie commanded half the regiment and the
British Light Companies at Faentes donor the sth Ca
csdores at the stormng Of Badajoz and unassted by
any other troops took the strong Puraeres on
the night OF the assault lie again commanded the bat
talon ut Salamanca, and twice severely wounded
At the siege Of Burgos he was, however, present and
during the retreat defended the passage the Cur
rion where than half his battalion were killed and
he was himself wounded and taken prisoner At yttoria
and during the entire siege Of St. Sebastian Lieut. Col
Hill again commanded the battalion At the storming
OF this fortress he headed the attack Of the 5th division
when he was twice wounded and finally he commanded
ms regiment ut Bayonne and the repusc Of the sorte
occasions In 1916 he knghted, and In 1913 nomi
mated KCB lie also knight Of the foreign order
Of the Tower and Sword In 1884 he appointed Go
vernon OF Lucia and conveyed there the act Of
cpaton of the slaves He returned to England in 1885,
In 1s4S, Sir Dudley Hill appointed general the
staff in Bengal and the following year he obtained the
colonelcy Of the 50th regiment, now vacant
The Overland Mail brings accounts Of the decease at
Teheran the 10th February of Major. General Sir
Henry Bethune, formerly commandern- chief Of the
Persian army at the solicitation of the sovereign that
country, Mahomed Shah
The Marchioness Of Lansdowne departed this life the
Sd inst For days previously her decease hourly
expected Her medical advisers kept administering
peated doses Of morphine to soohe and alleviate much
possible the agonies she suffered Modification
looked upon as inevitable Tor some days before her death
took place The remains Of her ladyship will be inferred
in Bowood Park in the mausoeum of the family and the
funeral it is expected will be private possible The
Marquis Of Lansdowne will remain in retirement at Bo
wood until after Easter and when his lordshp leaves it
win most probably be for Richmond and not for town.
Died, on the Goth March, at Liege, NJ L NJ G. j. de
CASTER knight of the order Of the Netherlands Lion
lie was born on the 18th Of February 1772.
Baron 0tenfels late internuncio of Austria at Con-
stantinople, died at Vienna on the 18th March.
The Dowager Countess de yllers, nee Hoffnagcl the
mother Of Count de Vilers of the ID foot expired
Gently at her chateau Horn at the advanced age Of 50
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

pARNUMs MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA-P. T. BAR
- num- Proprietor H. Sanford, Assistant Manager Grand
holiday rrodueton The gorgeous chinese Spectacle The
April ~ and continued every night during the week The
scenery by T. GRAIN SEN and every attention
been paid to the production Of the entire Spectacle 10
truly be The q the
Heart" &C, with dancing by Miss e. Warren and Mr. g.
William will be presented each night The performance
In the afternoon composed o. the
the finest o. VAUDEVILLE Petite Dramas popular Melodies
charming Dances &c Then the thousand and euros-
ties of the spacious saloons full Of interest Admission
20 these and performance cents children under
YEAR,, III cents.
rich STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR RENT
IA ing the above Theatre for
1851. will be received before Let May Address,
BRANS0N, 80 Market street.
PHrLADrLrprA, April q, Is5i
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bon. These frills, slightly gathered, are edged
with rather dssP fringe the neck istriumed with
fril, forming collerette. This style of mantelet
is worn for sortie de BAL only in light color and
the trimming Of velvet is replaced by fancy rib
bon OF the same shade as the mantelet.
Nothing can be more distngue than the mantelet
Marie Antoinete. II is Of white very pale colored
silk, covered with q Gothic embroidery, terminal
ing with long, knotted fringe, above which is a
narrow ribbon Ia vieille, drawn with thread made
in the ribbon.
The whalebone boAnets continue to be much worn
the strings should be very long and wide, the front
open, and high over the forehead.
The cbapeau belier is of an original and pictu-
rescue FORM and easily be pictured by its name
The chapeau capuchon is u charming amalgama-
tion Of plaid ribbon, and ruches Of blonde and tule
producing O light and pretty bonnet /; two small
bouquets Of rosebuds are placed on each side over
the bandeaux.
The eamisoe Of white muslin merits serious
attention. much for its form the shade 1t throws
over all former ones This camisole resembles IN
some respects the elegant casaweck, the coquet-
tish conH1hl feu. 1t descends low enough to cover
the hips and the waist is gracefully encircled with
a scarf band, with floating ends; the progressive
sleeves have double row of garniture of English
embroidery The skirt is trimmed with broad
insertion over the hem, above which are eight or
ten narrow tucks. The front breadth is trimmed
en- taber. to correspond. A small embroidered
cap, la Marie Stuart, with coques of ribbon and
broad strings, left floating, accompanies this be-
coming toilette.
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RRookLYN MusEuM-LEssEE AND MANAGER, r.
~ &. Wcmyss.-Wnl open Wednesday evening newt,
April g and~ill be open every night thereafter during
week Doors open at hslfpast Performances 70 com
ssnts ngger Boxes, l cents; To commence with LOVERS
QUARRELS-Sancho, Mr. Salisbury. To be followed nv
Blue nEvILs-Megrim, Mr.. wcmyss. To conclude with
CROSSING THE LINE-Charactersby Messrs Wemyss and
Salisbury. and Meadames Salisbury and Her
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noCTOR YOURsELF-FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTs-
~ ny Of the Pocket sculapius Every One His
Own Physician; thirtieth edition, with hundred en-
cravings showing diseases and shape
and form, by William Young, Id, Graduate Of the Uni
verty Of Pennsylvania The various forms o. secret dis
faithfully described and all the recipes given
plain language The chapter SelfAbuse IL worthy 81
particular attention, and should be read by every one
Young who have been unfortu In contracting dis
previous placing yourselves under the care Of any
docUr matter what his pretensions may be- get copy
Of this truly u work Strangers visiting the city, par
tcularly those contemplating marriage don't think OF 70
turning home without copy Of the Pocket tseulnpiua
captains and persons going 70 sea should possess Dr.
lounrs Trente Marriage, the Pocket fScuapus, or
Every One HIS Own Physician. Any person sending twenty
ave cents enclosed in letter will receive one copy Of this
book mail will he sent for dollar. Ad
dress Or. WM. YOUNG. 1852 Spruce street Philadelphia
also for sale by Strnger Townsend ~ Broadway New
Xork
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NEW MEDICAL BooKS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
worh the nature and treatment 81 delicate diseases
ana all the kindred afectionsillustrated by great
her Of beautifully colored plates large life by Homer
Bottwick, d. Lecturer and diseases Of the
above amed nature IL 10 large quartog pages; second
edition, price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical snt
surgic Jsurnat be said, fearlesy to he equal
10 Rcords or Acton works the family diseases
and far superior 10 anything Of the kind published
this country Author Of The Family Physician i; price
Is cents Author Of work Self abuse aud ts depor
able effects &c Re- sixth edition. fourteen plates pros
81 For sale at the publisher sTRiNGERS TbWNsLND
IN broadway, and by the author, 500 broadway.
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YNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Steamers.-The ships comprising this line are Ia

ATLANTIC. .......................C Capt. West
PACIFIC. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Capt. Luce.
BALTIC ............ :. Capt. Comstook.
ADRIATlC. ...... Capt. Grafton.
These ships having been built contract for
government service has
srueion as also in their engines to insure strength and
s9uaed for elegance comfort passage from
York to Liverpool $780, exclusive Of extra size state
rooms SSo from Liverpool to New York. f35 An expert
snced surgeon will be attached to each ship No
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SHIPPING.

EOR LIyERPOOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
depart with the mails for Europe positively Saturday
May 10Th, at o'clock NJ from her berth at the foot
Canal street. No berth secured until paid for All letters
must pass through the Post Cce. For freight
having unequaed for comfort
apply TO EDWD. X COLLINS, So Wall street. Positively
freight will be received board after Thursday
May sth The steamer ARCTIC will succeed the Pacific.
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The Cnors.--The Frederick MD, } Euln,ncr,
the 10th inst, says;--"Wc never saw the crops in
this ncghborhood more luxuriant ut this season.
The sprng is carly, fruit trees in full bloom, and
uhc growing crops vigorous and flowing, wearing
more the appearance Ut early June than early April.
AS usual there is an occasional murmur to be met
with Tie timid farmer says his whca, is beginning
to lodge"
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stsrrn s<for \ pporasR.--we learn by the Tuske-
gee Rpr,con of the ~ Of April, that difficulty took
place between Lewis r. reedove and jacob Scgreat
the Saturday evening previous which resulted In Mrs
Brecdoves being severely shot The parties, II seems
had been qusrr.liing at Chchaw, but quit finally aud
went horae Scgrcat, hoscycr got his rifle, and went
10 the house 81 rcedovc for the purpose II shoot
ing him Mrs. u. saw him coming, and got between him
and III husband and received the load Of the rifle In the
n,shy part a the fore which II drcaduy laccrated
The bail then struck the above the elbow and
ming up buried itself between the shoulder aud the
neck Mrs ~, the sister 81 Scgrcat end the parties
have been for time at law about the property
Scgrcat's father. who died some time last year =
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RHoADwAY THEATRK-K 4. HARsHALL SOLE
cEs. .ss Ps ssss -:
1sss Bo sns rs;'s Circle. ssss Gallery e:nss
s'sf:sfsd II 81 ST'i fa fE'Ssss
hat Mr. wa,,,ns Soltsnpae arrs oras,Sn ".
Ms. o a & ss s %so Sa9s
that oDous c GniS;:c cU1 ri:Ssa' % ne
~ Benstt TO Mr. NJ Nixon. under he - psr,n;ssa
ais 81 s s Y l.s h %G have sy.s sss
sTs.sSSss d including hSn A G. Kag'p Hon
Aadf S,s5 IIsS: Gee; Es ai :.sss:
E.q Upward. Others; ssls place \:
coSseur essSr haSe Aiaaiy sOansesred heir sssss
snySss and VI, appear in sopjsp%sS1n with Gen wcs
Lesset petit Ba,e the whole Of the ted artists
s Viii s
% ss. sa5qs vi, Ii: s
scenes in the with his brilliant saes wit and
Iss,S;s SsisS = las
% s;Sis as H.
s the sS M 81: s:
LADY aS Mi Rssy D'' via Ale . .e
;STSsl ana heroic S. psasss.
s,ris. sppsia.msat. Se aIssssy r al. osessicns IN
prHap asd a. the soSme g. pro-
RRoUGHAMs LYcEuM BROADWAY. NEARBRooME
Circle 6 o Sss sra ssa . fsSs,. fsmy
S5-DOors open at e begin a.. haiti past oeisei On
THssdly s 'ssaS III A ss
which local pesuliqrity sn,itlea ROW AT RID
II: Sss M i,s r.
or AIR Astoria Mary Taylor Urance Mss j. G,nii
Boreas, Mr. Leach; Fluter Mr. Dunn; Asoroth Mr. LISTERS
RARNUMs AsERICAN MUSEUM. 7; BARNUx.
ant e the Mase 8 %
dFsa under ysaTs is cent. Msniay AMI
70 eo nn Nth tho
s sh Nj ksS ts sss,n sss M
Nrs ormsby Deimaine, Miss Chapman.
GRAND CONCERT, BY WILLIAM VINCENT WAL
lace At 1fp''f PRo G. AZ N April l''i'
J. ovsrtare-GraqS orehs'trs narmien" Gss,ss Lessr
aa$ e; we'ss sssHse:,ls
;sms. . iss ys S ssas q La
and La stranera," composed and sSs s sy
4. serenade, 1.-THE Star of Lave"-Mr. ATshqys9a D..
crands ya,istSps ct Finale pyillian. for two Pianos
nasyy, esseutsd BY Mr.. Richard Haaaaa and .Sss
Aria rom ii Don Giovanni Non mi Dr. MADAM Massas
Esx Ramaece for the Piano IA .ao
ss''Ss:s Y ns'.a :: s'
S oys..r5s Grand Sssss
Madame Bouchelle ...........W w. v. Wallace.
10 ss The sHss e: ss s.
Wallace.
Griebel, v;.u..
Herwig ] lsn.n,
sch9%S s,.' violas ''''''
S'amSs ss,.s and }vesno.
IT, Romance from " Giovanni ii Eapoh," "AI par d An
70 Rg.Sys MT .aa rsson ii ,ayr 10, Ia Tsa,
with Orchestral acsompanments on the favorite Irish
melody, IT'S the last Ross OF Summer" Composed
expressly for this occasion, and performed BY
s. Trio Turn on Old Time" Nadine Boo
ehele, Mr.. Arthurson, Mr.. Greatcrex. w. v. wallace.
H. Finale. Worlds Fair Polka" Grand Orchestra.
Wv. wallace.
Doors open at o'clock Concert to al
eight o'clock precisely.
THE ALLEGHANIANs-HOP. CHAPEL, rs BROAD
way opposite New York lIoelThe AileShanians will
give Concert every evening during the week. ~ Hope Cha
pei Their programme, embracing many and popular
pieces, will be changed each evening Tickets esAs Coz
cert 20 commence ARK o'clock.
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PANoRAMA OF CHINA roR sALE.-rmE SUB.

DANoRAMA OF CHINA FOR SALE-THE SUB
seriber, having painted beautiful panorama Of the
customs, &C., of the interior OF the
Chinese empire Tin oil At cost Of $500 and not having
time TO exhibit IT, offers for sale for about
half the amount This panorama different from all others
being painted In oil coor student Of the London Royal
Academy, accurate aud mastery containing
hundreds Of figures beautifully painted II not dis
posed Of at private sale IL will he sold without at
auction on the 9Th Of May eight o'clock ~ by Aessrs
Cooley Co.. broadway where will be exhibited 10 those
who wish 20 purchase In the meantime the be
examined by applying 10 WM CROWLEY. No. 100 VIII
liam street, TO COOLEY CO. Broadway. corner Of
White street.
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MEDICAL.

DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
I diseases in a hours, by vegetable application,
without pain In debility brought by mrroper habts
and constitutional Affections he combines medicines with
the local remedy and show there are
who be without ~ he has daily OF
years Duration from the other physicians In all he gusran
ties permanent cure He has structures daily he cures
without cauc which others caused by their not expe
ling the former disease enough His diploma Win
these and the hundreds Of cerha show that none can
equal IL. You cured In day-D. ". Corbyn one
local cured me aew hours after another Doc
tor tried long timcC. Derond paid over So, In hve
years cured weakness from without bene-
A. yet you cured by local and general treatment IN
short timcJas. Evans. You cured Of the worst o.
syphiiuc ulcers body and face In short time after
had been under three physicians for year besides ns
quach medicine could hear ofWm. Ferguson Ferth
Amboy NJ Ihose at distance can BY enclosing ies y
treated by mail once hours from 50. W. to 2P. NJ ana
7tosP3 Larmont. N. D.. a Resde street, tive doors
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EDwARD x. cofIiSs No. s. Wall street. NJ.
;hohERTs CO. IS Kings my. Arm Arm, Yard. London.
signed .hsIsisr and me
S; ,,..
through ,la. for California and orssonL.Th. public
~ z:
~: q BE s
.;
SsSsSSS. W.T. y y: s:s ~ SHsSSSic.. i@ Ton.
tom: sSESsES Sc toms tom:
cSiuHbix SO TOM: SsEHoNT ... Go s ssa:.
r. new steamship cSIUxBIA will ply between 81,
s.s:c. .ss por,;i. osss.. awaiting former Por,
isl.I.. Without delay .h he passenger: for the
regular propeller. win be KEEP. up for tn. .r.ns
aortass Of irsshs and transient between Pans
ne veil inovs steamship SARAH SANDS Of l,se tons
scnsodos: cabin slrsnsss.ss VIII b Kept running
On. q Is. win keep III. sonnsesie, n.
::.: Sc Sc tom. ton:
sTrIkk CRY 1000 SS:: rlitApE,L,pliS. !, ioS.sn;s
The new steamships Eli DORADO and FALCON viii
se 81 such psrods Is viii ensure Is little detention pos.
dbs the Isthmus and forming with the Pacific steam
chips through line 70 and from New Orleans and ports In
nexico Calf and Oregon Passage New Orleans
be secured from Armstrong Lawrason Co., agents.
o. that place.
The fare through tickets from New Ysrh San Yraa.
cisco has been reduced from
eNp. In state rooms, 70 $3.50.
txD, In lower cabin, TO $50.
e1O, In steerage, to &i66
The from New York 10 ChATres Will b ~ e lowest
'1s ~ y <. nS ssr
and 1 South street. and at their III WestN
UNDEPENDENTLINE TO cHAGREs-oPPosITIoS TO
1 konopoy.-The splendid dotle engine steamship Prone
heus will leave Monday the 18th inst, and AZ she has pro-
we'd herself the fastest steamer oa guarantee her 70
rive Chagres ahead Of the a. Mail steamer Ohio and in
time for her leave Panama by Of the steam
ers Of 10Th May and arrive in San Franeso before the let
Of June at reduced rates State So Cabin, SO;
sttcrage, $40 Liers-Postage 10 cents Freight 10 cents
per u " our Express Plan Of cabin seen and passage
BERFoRD 4 CO.'S vesey street, Astor House.
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COPIES WILL DE SENT ny MAIL, FREE or
POSTAGE, TO THE PURCHASER

On The receipt Of the One Dollar 1.-THE MARRIED wo-
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL courANIoN" y sent
maed freeD 10 any part OF the United All hrcrs
must se post yad Except ,hcs containing rsrita.sel
City Publishing olee No. 10 Liberty street. New York
OVER @eJ COPIES HAVE Bees SENT BY VAIL
within three months, with perfect safety and eeainy -.
Tor sale at ~ Brcadsay and az tho Pehlishns once .o
Liberty street New York Little \ Co. Albany " ~ ~
vie Boston r. H. Peterson, - Chcstnut street. fhAaef
Ibia and Booksellers throughout the United states
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EVENINGS WITH BROTHER JoNATHAN.-A CALL
IL from the publicDr. Valentine, the delineator OF
centric characters, in compliance with requests
will give three the Society Library corner
Of Broadway and Leonard ttreet Monday April M Tues
day, % and Wedne sdsy r. His entertainment will consist
offreak folly and fobies with queer quaint uirs and
quarrelsome feks with musical sketches
boat trps stage travellers old maids learned
men young children curious law cases old
women debating societies Long Island FOLKS
and training tune music all sorts Of queer voices
nous faces passing rapidly into all sorts Of peoples little
boys at school Hungarian singers and little everything
and everybody To commence precisely at eight o'clock
Tickets admit ting gentleman and lady 20 single
cts, 0cents ladies extra tickets, Is cents
CAsTLE GARDEN.-THIs BEAUTIFUL AND PoPu-
lar place s now for the reception Of ysters during
Abe day The view from the galleries Of the splendid
Admission az cents.
ITO AMATEUR AcToRs.-A VERY FAVORABLE oP-
porunity now occurs to establish n respectable His
tronc Associaton at the Lyeeum connected with Burtons
Theatre Chambers street Wardrobe and properties
plete with scenery required prom
books on very reasonable terms to parties Of
speetability Apply at the box once.
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nR. FAwCETT has REMOVED MS OFFICE TO "a
~ Dover street where he be conhdentaly censued
certain which he cures without mercury Recent
he cures few days His Balm # Iura Tor nervous
debility brought by sefabuse " the most invige rating
medicine for that disease ever known in this equny
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TAR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET HAS FOR THR
~ last ourteen years confined his practice % me treat
msreuria and other diseases He can cure the mos
aggravated % this disease and mild cases removed ID
tao 10 Eve days perfect cure o n charge.
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BOOV eihe mixture for the cure Of private disorders
akss speedy without the least restrictions o. det
drink exposure change in application 10 business I'M
proprietor challenges single eass which the mixture Wi
under the forfeiture Of ave hundred dolars
put up In bottles with full directions At One bottle
fasts q veek-many are cured in two days. formls%g
m RING Ie2 broadway and los Bayard street. N vi w
Little 100 Hanover street, Boston; Wright Co., Nsv
OIL
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MINERVA ROOMS, NO. 4O6 BRoADWAY-ExTRA-

!vl ordnary-NAGLL's Grand Panorama Of Ireland
After unprecedented stay in New York for upwards OF
four months the proprietor is compelled by the amount of
patronage bestowed this beautiful painting TO announce
TO all who IT, that will at the above
for this Easter week only IL is beautiful work Of
art and combining does Of the most cherished
Of the oden Land Lake and Solitude Mountain and
Wood will repay visit on the part either Of the lrishman
who has looked those his the
stranger who knows them only through books hearsay
The admission is only cents. Remember only week
m