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Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-28
FANS, PARAsOLs! JEWELRY, &c.

assortment Of the above articles just received and for
N sale low at Mrs. COLLISIONS Fancy and Millinery Store,
where will be made up to order every style of FASHI0NA
BILE HATS FOR LADIES' and she invites attention to her
patterns for the -
TAN and GIMP B0NNETS, and keeps hand an assort-
ment of CORDED B0NNETS for Misses and Adults.
R Crochet and other Bonnets siened and pressed TO
order. RB- SIXTH street, near louisiana avenue.
may 7-tr Sat News.
FEW MORE LEFT-of those pretty fancy
n CRATE APRONS and PICTUREFRAME PAPERS,
at WINNERS, Sixth st., near Louisiana avenue.
may CTR
ID EHBACH'S Premium Polygrades, or
III Drawing Pencils-the best now in use for
drawing and architectural purposes.
Cohens Office Pencils hard and soft.
Cohens superfne prepared Polyarades, do,
Also Tenders Crayons superfins," and red lead Pen
cs at WIMER's next to Mrs. Collisions Fancy Store
9th street. 1l-tr
CRATE APR0Ns-AN0THER SUPPLY.
,E daily these pretty parlor ornaments have
compelled the subscriber to order another box, which
ho opens to-day invites those who desire choice patterns
to give him an early call. -.
Also received, a few pieces of Fancy CUT PAPER
FOR PICTURE-FRAMES and Lo0KINGGLASSES; and q
few quircs of CEILING PAPER yet on hand, at
WIMERS Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
NAV 25-tr 9th street, Louisiana avenue.
A COMFORTABLE SHAVE!
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" Glorious Achievement.

FROM TIE WASHINGTON UNION" ArRn 10, 1871
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$50, 0OO-$25, O0O-2 prizes of $4,000!

Lottery for the benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE, CLASS OF, FOR 1852.
be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware Saturday, Aug a.
rs number lottery-13 drawn ballots.
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$4,000! $4,000! $4,000! $4,000!
Lottery for the benefit of the

Lottery Tor the beneht OF the
STATE OF DELAWARE, CLASS L, FOR 1852.
To be drawn Wilmington, Delaware Saturday Aug %
70 numbers-14 drawn ballots.
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EDUCATIONAL.

UHAKLEs HIfohoock, A. B., [ A.sistanta
ARTHUR L. PERRY, A. b., 1AoA
A. O. NcHARDs, Teacher Of the Primary Departasss.
A. ZApPoNE, Professor Of Modern Languages.
Il. GIBSON, Teacher Of Drawing and Paindng.
The first quarter Of the merit year will commence on Tn
Both Of August, 1852
As Circulars can be obtained Of the Principal, or at
Rarnhams bookstore. [iuly 19-du
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june 25--tr
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11
Very Good.

LHdicrous mistakes sometime s oc-
cur in cases where ignorant persons
attempt the use of language. about
the meaning Of which they know
nothing.
n lot long since, while travelling
from Pittsburg to, Cincinnati two
rather verdant specimens of tile fe-
male sex came on. board the boat at
one Of the landings, who, for the7sake
Of distinction, we vail call Mary and
Jane. Now. Mary had cut her efe-
teeth, or in other words, was be-
quainted with the rules and reguFa-
tons which govern genteel society.
Jane, the younger, had never mix led
in society to any great extent, a nd
was therefore in blissful ignora1 ICE
as to any of the rule s which COVE m
refined society. Her language too,
was only such as she heard among
her rustic associates. Mary was
aware of this fact, and had therefore
cautioned her to observe how she
Mary acted, and to govern herself
accordingly. Jane promised implicit
obedience. Shortly after, while seat
led at the dinner table, the waiter
asked Mary what part of the fowl she
would have.
She Informed him in very polite
manner, that it was perfectly imma,
tcrial.'' lie accordingly gave her a
piece, and then inquired of Jane what
|. part she would choose. The simple
minded girl replied with all the self.
+ assurance imaginable
q believe I'll take a piece of the
9nmatey1M too
+ The scene that followed this decla-
ration is beyond the power Of pen to
describe. The assembled company
were compelled to give vent to then
surchargel feelings in peals of bois-
teroHs laughter; whilst the poor girl.
Their face sutfused with crimson blush
Is, lefs the table, declaring as she fled
to the cabin, "they won't ketch me
a board of one Of these pesky steam
boats sooh agin."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11

leaving, he gave me some change,
which | put in a separate poaket, to
know just how much / had. When
4 got home, | paid ten shillings fol
my horse and cutter, and, on count
ing my change, found that he gave
me the sum Of six and sixpence,-
! BuF, as he said, ! didn't close moth
/ lng'-the other three and sixpenct
! | had IN fun.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11
o, for the Bee Hive /!
INDUsTR Y WILL PROSPER!
|, Csot9s5ssg Store!
SC0ETE, GRAY s. CO..
Dealers In Foreign and domestic
Dry GbOds. exclusively for
s Meas Wear.

,,1sa HAvE justtreceiyed and com ~ n,
HSay pleted. Que OF tie LARGEST FiblFa
~ e. and Mosr DESIRABLE stocks OF L4EJ
GentieEiedi's Goods, they have ever
offered in TINS market. Our stock consists in
lpArl Of Black and Fancy Colored Cloths.
! CRssineres ahd Doe. Skins, OF French, En-
| gIlsli, Belgium, German. Italian, and Scotch
manutaclnie of the latest styles and best
make ilo$i and Union Tweeds, Cassi-
meTes and billings at low prices for sum
meI apd boys wear. Linen DnIhngs, and
Linen and Cotton Pantaoons and Goat
Goods Of all Kinds. Yesiings in great warn.
ETY.; Saun. Silk, Grenadlne, Embroidered
! CasIleres, ShaIile, Yaiencias, Linen, Mar
settles. Cottd IN, Woo,en, IN plan and all
fashionable styles and eolors Black and
Fancy Silk 3caris and CravalS; do Madras
and Cotton Of all Ire desirable styles and
qualities. {, 1ongee, Spllaifeld's. English
and French Silk and Linen Pocket iiandker-
chseiss and fae PLAN and fancy Stocks with
spritgs. Black and Fancy Colosed Kid.
Linen, LlsleI Thread, Cotton, SIX, Buck
skim w ooien aud Berilh Gloves; Linen and
Cott9h Half Hose; Frfnch and: Domestic
; SuspeudeTs of ali qualities, including those
| of Felt and Of lndia Rubber suspehder eads,
| Hats, Caps, Boots aud Shoes, Walking
tCahes, riding WHIPS, Umbrellas, Hair,
tCio.h, and Tpoth Brushes; Pdeket Knives.
superior Raz$rs and Rhzor SlIors. Pistols,
Sc Sc; and every ihlag necessary 10 co,n-
pletea geatleIm an's wardrobe.
The chataeier Of our establishment is so
! well known, snd SO correctly appreciated by
a portlon 81. a LIBERAL and Intelligent pubic,
that we deem IL almost superGu4us to expa-
tate upon lis merits-thus much. however,
we will say: that our Spring Sock has noi
It's superior I'D tins place, bofll as regards
/ atALItIY and PRICE. We are, therefore,
! pfepared 10 sell on LIBERAL terms as any
regular retail estaallsh,nent Ia the State
lRelYing upon oar Stock OF Goods, as upon
4 our uniform desire 10 please, we eel hl-
4 ddht of receiving the award Of an ncreas ed
Share Of Patronage.
rp Sc ptt. Gray s. Cos come one and all,
Where Closhng IS iossnd ia plenty:
we have Ssques. Frock and Business Colts,
In From one dollar mp 70 twenty.
We have Gloves and Socks, C!avais & Stocks
/ Together with Drawers aud Sims, sis;
FINE Pants and Vesis, but " aa: IS best,
7 We sell as cheap DIS dirli srs.
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A CORD spondent of the Western

a CORE spondent of the Western
Recorder, at Burksvilie, Ky, says:
Mn. Ed iron: | think the following
too good to be lost. A staunch
democrat in this neighborhood, du-
ring the Mexican war, was called up
OBJ to pray 1T a regular church meet
ing, upon which he perpetrated the
usual form upon such occasions, with
tHis addition: ooh Lord, be with
our army j b Mexico, whether it be
right-or WI ether it be wrong; bless
it.. We Of the democratic party are
charged with making a war for con-
quest; but we believe it to be war
Of defence. But, oh, Lord, we would
notenter into an argument of the
subject before you, but for further
particulars would refer you to the
Presidents message
This was brought to my mind, by
hearing the same brother, before an
an association, few days since,
make the following So czech:
q would urge upon you, brethren,
the taking of the Wdstern Record
err turning to the delegation from
church in Tennessee, "and you,
ought to take it, too, as the
interests Of the church. in Kentucky
and Tennessee are very closely al
lied, and will become much more so
upon the completion Of the Danville
and AlcA linnyille Railroad, which |
pray God, viii not be long, as | have
about fifteen thousand dollars in
golyed in that enterprise"
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we ESs FEFS eRE.
r. A. GRAY 81 co..

HAVE purchased pc entire stock
1SsS=sY Of Goods Of SHAK4LiN Y GARD
kSz--sS NER, and are now offering the
same az unusually low prices for cash. or 10
punctual dealers on lie usual 'inie. II has
become very common IoT Me chanis 10 say
that they are selling Goods for smaller profits
than any other house IN town. THIS we
will leave for The pubic 10 decide. But We
will say this nuch-alt who wish 10 buy
Goods CHEAP, give Us "A call, Ind examine
our prices. That Is the wayIlo Prove lie
matter. FED. -. 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11

w E are s'iil agents i.r I'e sale q 'be vac
w rIous articles Of fine and pIaIn fancy
Soaps. Shaving Soaps. Shaving Cohp6unds.
Sharing Creams .hne and common Colognes,
Extracts, sc. Sc. pIerardd by Il Bazin.
successor 10 RoUsss. Philadelphia These
preparations are m9Te popular in this mar
kei than aus Other lmerIcai PeEsDmery. and
will be sold 10 conn ~ merchants and oiher-
buying 10 sell again at Philadelphia pr.ccs.
with cost OF Transportation added. A fresh
supply jusl received
i EWIN, BROWN q co.
Sept. % Nashville. Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11
IEiRDHIARE md CUTLERY
Fall stock for 1852.

IL illE Undersigned are now in recaipt o
a Their entire stock Of HARDWAR RI
andIQUILEItY iarthe Fall Trade. and. IN
calling the attention vi the merchants Of
Ienhfssee, Kentucky. and North AIaaaul q,
10 Heir stock now IN store, Trey feel cont
7 dent that ii Will be found to compare faYora-
BY, both as 10 quaullly aud assortment, wilh
that OF any House IN the country
! Experience hass already demonstrated 10
+ iEe satisfaction OF a large majority 6f iralefs
~ his seoiun o! The country. thar IN The air.
tcle Of Hardware al least. he Nashville mar
/ kei - preferable 10 Those Of New York and
Philadelphia; for The simple reason thai this
description OF goods will not bear the heavy
ekPehkes Of transportation which must nee
esssrlly accrue when brought through iiy
canals aad railroads. The undersigned are
also Phabed 10 place their cpstomeTs on
equal footing with ihuse purchasing In any
other u afkei. from the Tact that ,heit Enro-
pfan goods Being all imported direct from
the manufacturers by way OF New Orleans
,citLoilt touching .Ncte York. thus enabling
them 20 offer their goods al small advance
on importation cost.
Merchants. Biaeksmilhs. Carpenters. &c,
visiting Nashville are invited TO call and ex.
anime Their stock before purchasing.
Fsailers. Woot. Beestgar and Giase,atr 70.
ceivedI ~ ex change for Hardware and in BAY
ment Of debts al the highest market prices
FALL s. CUNNINGHAM.
College street, Nashville.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11

Starch up, brush your whiskers
IGf you have any, dress flshionably
and lay in a plentiful supply of soft
nonsense and the girls will call you
a "n-i-c-a young man. They will,
Intensely rs.
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sepd.I 20.

Y va = ioiiowlng comprise portion df oul
n large stock Of Hardware; unsurostsed
In variety by any House ia the west.
Soi1'iS axes, warranted Axes OF pihei
Il, U.s. Avis ana, vices. Bellows and Sore ~
ia'es' ihsnd and Sledge Hammers, Table
hhd Pocket Cutlery, Razors. Shears and Ecis
fpfs' Gqrry Combs. Psdlocks. Files and
Hafps' oniers and Cohee Mills, Snrrup lions.
Prl1le Bus. Augurs and Chises. Planes Of
4ll kinds, Hand Saws and Draw Knives.
liaIchets and Handsxes. Mill and Gross Cut
Saws Single and double Shot Guns, Rifles.
complete. Chains Of ali kinds. Cotton Gaids:
Together with many other articles too nu
meTous 10 mention.
FALL s. CUNNINGHAM.
College street, Nashville.
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Fa5sOriEsg.--As has been Goticed in oui
CT acuiaIs and other adgertlseln lei II be
boEne 10 mind that this -braHch Of our bt;si
neF is shil prosperous aud HowIpg on in us
vastly improved beauty; il beng, tHst we
baFe al length acquired such refiectIon III
h4 CUTTING and FAsHl6NING au, dat not one
rehaHs to doubt lhai We could hde the de
lo,niiIes Of Richard iii, or iii iEom Cen
rdm Thunlb--who made ih4 cor nIry cur.
6uF, and tSSew them to wltuess h} dimnu-
I;ive persSn aad varied coSiume Ito Gen
Jackson, who led atulies 10 batle and 70
victory And were ii required, w4 eonlltf'
from tie far modelin9s Of Venus lie hieeici
and the Greek Saw, to the vaYl chested
polio 10. BeIvidere.
Your trends in aste.
SCOTT, CIR AY s. co.
mil Ii 1852
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Cnsior Oii.
E,rown's Essence Ginger.

90 Doz In store and expected IN few
DAYS. This vaiGable aad pleasant article IS
rapidly growing lnpuhlic favor and seems TO
be much preferred TO any similar srttcle now
before the public.
EWlV, BROWN s. CO
Sept. %. Nashville. Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11
TuIlahOina Lots.

1.-THE Undersigned has laid Off blocks d
4 LOTSIof several acres in each. for pri
vate residence. and is now prepared 10 sell
them at private sale to those who desire tp
have SUMMER residences, Id the beautiful
and healthy town of Tufiah0ma. WI
have in iba Town Site, besides the ao5l
healthy atmosphere and pure freesione wal
ter. most excellent Chalybeare Spring.
which is supposed to be mixe ed with whit
sulphur.
WV. MOORE, Agent, &c.
Nav 20, lf5e-ir
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4..ss,aA JAS. NJ. ELLIOTT.
Re eeiFing, Forwarding & Commission
e. e q ofaANT,
Also, Agent fer LzssnaWa Salt.
>SHELBIVILLE, TENN.

sTR WILL attend promptly 10 receiving
and forwarding all Goods and Pro
ducf Consigned TO bis care. Constantly Oh
hanh LARGE and WELL SELECTED STOCK Of
Gfpceries, indigo, Madden, Pepper,
spice, and all articles usually kept tor lam
lily laod plantation supplies. KanaWa
SAT- WI be furnished al Nashville prices,
adding freight. !
REBERENtE:
II e. GooDFIcH s. Cos, Fayetteville.
q ILL s RUSSELL, do
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11

$50 LIS. Extract 10 small boxes;
400 pounds Blue Vilriol. received and for
sale by EWlN, BROWN & CO
Sept. 3 Nashville, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11
lUupREEvaS.
CentIemeD's Wear.

Sssssrssaa AZ sol - a c.ta,bs f,ass;mfles
4D AID Vestings Blankeif, Ogercoat
ings, and ready made Clothing. q every De-
scripiion. Gentlemen would DO Wei TO give
us cal, atHobr New Brick Store, norh easl
corner OF The Public Square. before puscha-
sing. THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
Oct. Ia. lsb2.
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galt nm gag!tlI

lJ The following is from the re-
g dtly published Memoirs Of Rev. II.
q. Safe, formerly pastor of the Uni
Church in Hartford, Conn:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11
New Goods. New Goods!!

FE1HE unde rsigned have jus received :
IL large ami varied Stock Of desirable j
FALL ARD 39lMI 8-B SO 59&E
bought on best terms from first class houses
IN the cities of Philadelphia and New York
10 which They invite the attention Of pub
chasers. Having had much experience III
the business. and being well known 10 thjs
community. ,.iey deem It almost unnecessary
torepeat the assurance, that at this house.
can be found as good Goods, and on as liberaI
IetHis Jas can be had at any hike esiablis hi
ment in the Stale Suffice il to say that lli4{
are determined, as heretofore, to make il ID
the interest of buyers.I 10 deal with them.
SOUTH WORTH, MORGAN s. NEIL.
Sept %.
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LEATHER.

WE have. on hand. aud wi continue 10
w Keep. large ot Of LehtEler Of all
kinds-Brldle and Harness. Upper and Sole
Leather. GILL & RUSSELL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11
SIlE.fIs.

1890 LBS. Maccoboy Snuff in Z bbls & Jars;
$50 doz Careers and others Scotch snuff;
$50 do Scotch Snnf in rolls
EWIN, BROWN < co.
Sept. %. NasavI lie, Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11

A friend, in speaking of California,
says if you call a physician to re-
liere J ou, he generally does it; if not
Of the disease, Of your poeket-book.
For Three "a hems" and a ''ha,'' in
June list, he paid, he says, twenty
seven dollars Nice country for
Rhubaf 10, that.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11

The subscriber also has au lriiImary m tie
.ciiy OF Nashville. on the e1rn.I Of Vine AMI
9ilemumhraue streets ior Tue reception alld
accommodation # nyallds ishing 70 COME
Gnder hls Immediate and lrIsdnsi care lie
wiii. moreover, cure The following llseases.
Dyspepsia. Ulcers, Coles. Coughs, Cancers.
Pi.,s, Sore Eyes, Screiuis, Diseases OF Tile
SKIN. DIauh9a. Gfsvei and Asthma. ~
males, sui ring irvm irregularities. nervous
ness aud debiiny can be pefmanrHily cured
Diseases .oi> a PEcvLItR character guarantees
10 remove III lew days. iihodl oiithslve sIr
delei.nnos medicines. invalids los, any
section Of the country, by addressing q letter.
post pai4O stating the symptoms II her dis
eases, anl enclosing ] fee Of al least froA, 3
10 So. As compensation sOr Trouble. & c can
bate MEDICINE and foil direction foTu arGe4
to them, ~ any waY they may direct
J. MITCHELL, r
Indian Botanic Doctor; Office, Market street.
three doors from The PubiIe Sqsase. Hgn q.
the Indian, NAsH,ILLE. TEsN
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11

Boy -'Mister, how do you sell
beef til IS morning
Man why, seven cents pound;
how mJ Oh will you haye?'
Boy. E'oeyfn cents eh?-haye you
got a h$art?'
Man. No Hjust Sold it?'
Boy. -'Well, | know'd you could
not hayR heart and ak seven cents
for beef I'm sorry you sold it.
H. cause l'dlil<e to have some meat.
/ A md ment after the boy was seen
running out Of the market house,
and a slim bone sailing after him.
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NASHVILLE. June s. 1852.

NASHVILLE, june ,, 1872.
To The Editor # tie EreRing .NsWs
lde,i m j ny duly 10 let the public know
The benEiil have relieved from the use OF Dr..
MiIrhel's indian DiarIhe CORDIAL On me
81 insiI was severely attacked with the
ChdlerJ AIarbus: some pronounced il Cb0Iefn.
and thai was IA danger Dr. Mischief was
sent Iorl ann he prop0uuced i Cholera 8lor
bus AMI advised me to USE has indian Dr.
artlisn bridal Iproc1red one bottle. and BE-
The use lof one hail Of il. was relieved en-.
ureiy. shd on the next mprniog was sble Ia
attend u business. As there is rep0fI about
Cholera in this city. | advise those suffenng
from Oh olers Morhus OF FIux, 10 proeure DR..
MIidheiEs indian Dlsrrh;p Cordial, aud they
will ind speedy relief,
Yours RESPECTFULLY, JAS. McGOVERN.
Corner II DemumbTane ST. & FFankIin Pike.
EpeErrELp. May %, 1852.
DR. Mr. cHEEL-Dear Sir:
AS ttIJuie of respect TO the merits &c your
invaluable Rheumatic Extract and Blood
Purifier, II cheeTfuIly arid wItbeut hesitation
state 70 .at par Of The community suffering
with iHboinsilsm. for that Disease il stands
without p rival in The whole catalogue o.
popular hediclBes, wheIheT Botanic, Patent,
or MInerIi
one Oh Inc HleEnbers oi my ianiHy IA waltz
able nesio wdmaD) had been afflicted ia
that disclose fol- 6v< or SIX yesrse-cenfned so
that she pas no service 20 I5s-on whoin
! spent a largel amouni Of money and no re-
lies givei bad come 10 The CONCLUSION
that she foUld not be cured, when nOilcing
the MANI cures effected by TIE use of your
medjclned, though had but li;i!e anticipa-
lion that she would find relief, Irssolyed 10
give it iiial. Suffice il 10 say. after usifg
Two hotIIes Rheumatic Extract. and iwb
Blood Putfer, she is entirely relieved.
would sat 70 those afflicted, it is worthy
rial. Respectfully yours.
JOHN b. DAVIS.
p. s. Ffrsons wishing to confer With ne.
IAN do so bV calling at ms residence on Cab
ain Pike. Edge6eld, Tenn. IApgs2e 1852
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Glass,

UTlNDbW GLASS az al sizss. ioT sails
w by DiEMEa < HAMILTON =
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NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
RFeyican hIustaRg I.iniment. b

Mexican Mustang finiMenf. ds
- THE reputation Of This
g preparation is Increasing
~Sa<fI9 daily; the circle If lis In.
9 fuerce aud Oh bounded
.S@a> popularity Is deepening
JIA-%ssR tand widening; and the ca
&C. y ses OF pain suffering,
- -E-------a and anguish. relieved Nv
its use, are multiplying and Inefth.ing be-
yond al precedent. Il goes lshe an angel
s,with healing on.iis wines''
To persons who wish. we 'ran furnish
names and residences of PeTsoRs Ia. lie
city and country, who have been cured OF
Rheumatism, SpraiDs. EsrasSes,
Burns. sand the most loashscme1 sores; as
we'll as TusuoFs, Cancers aEl " esss;
and OF horses that have been cured al SPaV-
ins, RiDg-BOneS, Spsint, FissAslss, and
POiI-Evils. and hard bored % n4ers Oh The
feet. legs, shoulders, and back Asmost-ev-
cry farmer throUgbrut the country ran tesfi-
fly 10 its wonderful heating roeiers-snd
none Oh them would he a dav wiIlacu; IL
Owners of Livery Stables and Stage C6npa-
MES can save hundreds OF dollars YEARLY tv
using IliiS LInment on their horses whelev-
er they become gaIed, chafIed, or cfipp ed
from any Of the thousand accidenlslto y hich
their stock is subject III
hasersAwiil save money by tiiying the
large size bottles; the 50-cpn1s SIZE c6htaI3mg
three. and The dollar eIghI times he guaauty
Of the 25 cents.
IS GROSS just received and iJF sale at
Proprieidr.s prices Nv
>. NJ. ZIMERlyAN.
Wholesale and Rdias Agent.4 doors from
fbe Square, MARKET street
sEJe F or sale 10 Fayetteville, Tenn. by
McELR6Y. s CRAWFORD. sEas
Nashville. Sept. 2. 1852.
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cured Fiy lIid use Of this Extract a'hl Blood
PurIhei, dUune their discovery. dCnidnsjfates
this fact Not onlg recent acute. rbsonic. A.
inhamihatOfy eases, but old chruhhcs cases ~
ten, twenty, and evtn foIty Yeats Standing.
when they had moi obiJ lr:ed every ldheIm-
iernal and external remedy Of y lsich ther
could hear, but at gFeaLexpense hail visited
the various watering places without dbaIning
relief some who were reduced 70 n.1a
skeleton, their flesh without AMI iialbs par-
alysed:-ihese have ieen perinausntlv cuied.
are now enjoying excellent health. are abe
10 follow iheir fJrndT avVcauons ysnh tll, H.
usual agility -frrfn the use OF these met
clues. These facts are fully s4bsiapfaieJ
published IeSumuny that eannoi be gain
s4yej; bur can Se souchsd for by M0asn,d
Also, MiTCHELL'S EEsdian Eias-
rIl0sa Cordial and Cough DFaas s,abd
unrls aleI Ia curing pulmonary diseasfs any
alfrcuon Of the Lungs. As Coughs, Culas.
Sc, and everything OF the nature of DiaI
rhca by the use Of The DIafhma Cordial can
be speedily stopped. whcIher chronic or acute
Tong or shor; AIDING To he had OF G.. b
MCKENZIE. Fayetteville, Tenn.
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NJ ICtt ELLIS ERSi isas,
Rheumatic AlXtrsscs
Hn1 EsOei Purifier.
q certain Cue for either In
hamHalory, Chronic D.
acute RHEUMATIsM NEu
RALsiA. ana GouT. TIM
valuable Te1ledI starcs
Without a.riyal.lnllhr ss
tory Of discoveries IN tbs
or any other cufnfrg! an
curing these painirl and
T'afaiysine diseases 10 tteir
various i9Fuls. l.he va,
nunlher who have Lrcn