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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16
3art MN 3anrII.
Keep yQur Chiekenk At Home,

Acep genr ClllckenB at Home.
Col. IR. and Gen. M. were formerly
reighbp prs, and had gar dens adjoining
each o her. One pleasant morning
IN spring, about the time Of plant
ing, Cdl. X. met his friend, the Gen
eral ln the street, boiling over with
rage, Who addressed ! i'm after this
wise:
"Co4 found your old hens, Colonel,
they've been in my garden and
scratch I'D the beds every which way;
l shall have to make them all over
again. Can't you 5 hut them up
this summer"
''sKed P cool, Genqrd J." said the
Colonel 81 prefer tn 1t my hens
should have plenty ofIsun, air, ex-
ercise, d nd food, and | don't believe
that your garden seeds will hurt
them att all. However if they tiou-
bic You much, shoot 'em- -shoot emf
q viii |, by thunder, Colonel, said
the still more excited General
The heHt morning, as the Colo
mel was slipping his coffee, the fam
lily was startled by the bang! bang!
of fire a rms, the cause Of which was
soon asfertained. The Colonel, on
going, tP the division fence, looked
over an 4 saw the General in the
heat of bloody murder. Six fine
fowls we're founding about on the
ground, unwilling just yet to yield
up theft gizzards to the gohrnland.
saba General! 50 you are ekecu-
ting yoh pr Threat, are your
ITO be sure; l told you Id do
It, and | Ill be darned if don't Shoot
al the rest, if you don't shut EN-
up 3 ut here, take the thie1ish
critters, don't want EN-; they are
too highly seasoned with shot for
ny family
'1ThalI K you, thank you, Gel eral
Nj just wait a day Or two before
YOU kill any more, until we eat
these uH, and then live no objec-
ton to having the rest Shot"
Now, Colonel X. was rather ieal-
Gus Of hFs rights, and, moreover, as
fiery as Mars in his disposition, and
it was a great mystery To the Gen
eral how he could keep So cool about
this matter. The sequel will show.
In tNl D or three days after, three
more fiIle fat chickens were thrown
into the .Col@ners garden, and duly
taken Cd re of by the cook.
At Ia st the General 'BmRlt rat
His OWL chickens were missing, and
The egg basket hung on the peg
quite el hpty, to the utter hstonish-
mcnt of his good wife, who had new
sr know b Similar occurrence before. |
'Col. RI" said the General, as
they M let one day in the street,
have 1 killed all your he rs yet?"
'-Kill4 ID all my hens, General"
slyly REPEATED Col. r., ''whE | have
lot own ed d living hen these three
years. :
The G eneral sloped. JIe bad shot
md give b to Col. r. nine Of his best /
ayers.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Fall stock for 1852.

fHiHE Undersigned are now in receipt o
u their entire stock OF HARDW ARR
sahd CUTLERY for the Fall Trade, and II
calling the attention Of the merchants o
Tennessee, Kentucky, and North AIsbama
to their stock now in store, they feel conf
dent that il will be found TO compare fayora-
bly,. both as TO quantity and assortment, with
that Of any House in ihe country.
Experience has already demonstrated 10
the satisfaction OF large majority OF dealers
in this section o! the country, thai III the ar
ticle Of HdrdtrGre at least. the Nashville mar
ket is preferable 10 thcsd Of New York and
Philadelphia; for the simple reason thai this
description OF goods willlnoi bear the heavy
expenses oil transportation which must nee
essarily accrue when bought through bg
canals and railroads The undersigned are
also enabled TO place their customers on
equal footing with those purchasing in any
other market. from the fac, that theirJ5ure-
pean goods being all imported direct from
the manufacturers by way OF New Orleans
rifhouI touching .Ae,o York, thus enabling
them TO offer their goods al small advance
on importation cost.
Merchants. BiGcksmiihs, Carpenters, &C.,
visiting Nashville are invited to call and ex
a nine their stock before purchasing.
Feathers, Wo0t, BeeS,edr and Ginseng re.
ceived in exchange for Hardware and in paw
ment OF debts at the highest market prices
FALL & CUNNINGHAM.
Colles street, N BshyifIe
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To the Ladies.
TulIahoma Lots.

FEyHE undersigned has laid off blocks oil
4 LOTS Of several acres in each, for pri.
vate residence, and is now prepared TO sell
them at private sale 10 those who desire to
have summer residences. in the beautiful
and healthy town Of TuiIahOma. We
have in the Town Site, besides the mos
healthy atmosphere and pure freesione wa
ter, a most excellent Chalybeafe Spring,
which is supposed to be mixed with whre
sulphur.
WIN MOORE, ageni, &c.
Nhr % ieSs-iE
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Bazin's PeFfnmery.

N E are sill SCENTS ios the sale Of The va
w Tlous articles Of fine and plain fancy
Soaps. Shaving Soaps. Shaving COMPOUNDS,
Sharing Cleans fine and common Colognes,
Extracts, &c. &c, PREPARED by 4. Bszln,
successor TO Roussei, Philadelphia. These
preparations are more popular in Ibis mar
ket Than auy other American Perfumefy. and
will be sold 10 copniry merchants and others
buyipe1o sell again at PhHadelphiaa1rices
with cost Of transporlauop added. A fresh
supply just received
EWIN, BROWN SEQ.
Sept. % Nashville. Tenn.
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Sept. %

t1E following COMPRISE portion CT our
IL large stock of Hardware; u1surpass ed
in variety by any House in the wd ST.
Collins Axes, WarIAnied Axes OF oihe.
BIRDS. Anvils and Vicesl Bellows and Screw
Plates. Hand and Sledge Hammers, Table
and Pocket Cufery, Razprs. Shears and Scis.
sors, Curry Combs. fadIocks. Flies and
Rasps, SIiiers and Coffed Mills, Siirrup Irons
Bn1le Bitis. AuguTs anH Chisels. Planes oil
all kinds, Hand Saws and Draw Knives,
Haifheis and HANDBAGS. Mill a0d Cross Cut
Saws. Single and double Shot Guns, Rifles,
complete, Chains oil all kinds. Cotton Cards;
Together with many other articles too nu-
meroGs 10 mention.
FALL 5. CUNNINGHAM.
Collegd street, Nashville.
9eplrmher e. 1872
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

EXAMINATION IN ANATOMY
Glow does man differ from the
brute creation?'
lie stands upright, but he does
MT act So
sWhere is the carotid artery sit
uated?'
1T commences both sides Of the
neck, at the shirt-collar, passes up
under the hat-brim at the top of the
head, then down the insensate Ca
nal, and terminates in both boots
How long ought person TO re-
main in a warm bath?'
Till he finds bis toe nails floating
on the face Of the water
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70, for the Bee Hive!
| NDU sTR y WILL PR sPER
Clothing store!
SCOTT, GRAY Il CO.,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods. exclusively for
Mems Wear.

a 81, HAVE just received and com IA IA
Ra{ Pleied. one Of the LARdEsT PlGIIll6
- and MOST DESIRABLE stocks Of LY@i
GentiepieR's Goods, they have ever
offered in this market. Our stock consists in
par! OF Black and Fancy Colorfd Cloths.
Oassimeres and Doe Skins, OF Ftench. En-
glsh, Belgium, German, Italian, dnd Scotch
Manufacture of The latest STYLES and best
make. Wool and Union Tweeds CASH
nieres and Drilings all low prices for Sum-
.nieT and boys wear. Linen Drliings, and
! Linen and Cotton Panlaloons and Goat
Goods Of all kinds. Vestings in great var-
ely: Satin. Silk, Grenadine, Embroidered
! Cashmeres, Sasllie, Vaiencias, Linen, Mar
selles, Couon. Wooden, in plain and all
fashionable styles and coIors Black and
Fancy Silk Scaris'and Cravais; do Madras
and Cotton of>EaIl the desirable styles and
Qualities. Pongee, Spilalficld's. English
ahd French Silk and Linen Pocket Handker-
chiefs; and fine PLAIN and fancy Stocks with
springs. Back and Fancy Co Iored Kid,
Linen, Lisle, Thread, Cotton, Silk, Buck
shin, Wooden, and Berlin Gloves; Linen and
Clifton Hall Hose; French and Domestic
tSispenders of ali qualities, including those
Of Felt and OF India Rubber suspsnder ends,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Walking
Canes, Riding Whips. UmbTe las. Hair,
Cloth, and Tooth Brushes; Peck Ell Knives,
superior Razofs and Razor S,rons, Pistols,
&e, &C.; and every thlng necessary TO COM
piete gentle ans wardrobe,
The character OF cur establishment is so
well known, and so correctly appreciated by
portion OIL liberal and intelligent Pubic.
ll1at we deem il almost superAuons 10 expa-
liate upon its merils-itus much. however,
we will say: that our Spring Stock has not
liz superior In this place, both as regards
quality and FElcE. We are, therefore,
prepared TO sell on as liberal terms as any
regular retail establishment in the Stale
Relying upon our Stock of Goods, as upon
our uniform desire 10 please, we Feel conf
den, of receiving the award Of an increased
st4 ARE of patronage.
T9 Scott, Gray S. Cos come one and all,
Where Clothing is lound in plenty;
We have Saques. Frock and Business Coats,
From one dpllar Up 10 twenty.
" e have Gloves and Socks ,Cravals Stocks,
Togelhef with Drawers and Shirts, sirs;
Fine Pants and Vesls, buLwha: is best,
We Sell as cheap as dirt. sirs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

There is one rule without an ex,
ceptIop, and I'll at is, the more salary
a man gets, the less he attends to
his business. Go to any OF our
public offices, and the opiy person
you will find always at his desk,
will be some poor devil who gets
barely enough to pay his board bill
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We We FK Ee eEE.
R. i. GRAY & CO..

- HAVE purchased the entire stuck
GssfS of Goods Of SHANKLIN 4 GARD
kD NER, and are now offering the
same at unusually low prices for cash. or 10
puhct,Iai dealers On The usual iime. IL has
become very common for Merchants 10 say
that thew are selling Gpods for smaller profits
than anv other bduse IN town. This we
will leay We for The Ipnbllc 10 decide. But we
will say this mucl-all who wish TO buy
Goods CHEAP, give us call, and anime
our prices That is the way 10 prove the
mater Feb 26. 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

A phys ician having prescribed for
"a country man gave him the paper
on which Ae had written, and tbld him
be "must be sure to taxi that1'-
meaning dhe potion which he had or
dered. 1 he countryman M sappre-
bending Il be doctor, wrapped up the
paper like a bolus, swallowed it, and
lgaS cared.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

Shakespeare says aNhat's in a
name:'' This only shows that
Shakespeare never kept family
grocery II he had, be would have
known that white beans, under the
name of sOld Government Java,
sell for sixtee 10 cents a pound.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

There is color ed gentleman in
Nova Scotia so blhch that he rubs
of; and his collar is a$ much sooted
as if It had come in contact with
an iron pot.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

A minister at camp-meeting
said-"If the lady with the blue hat,
red hair, and cross eyes don't stop
talking, she will be pointed out TO
the congregation"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

HpslR.- The pain which is felt
when we ate first transplanted from
our native soil, when the living branch
is cut from the parent tree, is one Of
the most + oignant which we have to
endure TIN ough life. There are after
griefs who wound more deeply, which
leave behi hd them sears never to be
efaeed, wlich bru ise the spirit and
sometimes break the heart; but ncY
er do we feel so keenly the want of
love, the necessity of being Low ed,
and the liter sense of desertion, as
when we first leave The haven
of home, d nd are as it we're, pushed
off upon the Strea m of life.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

A distinguished writer says, there
Isl but one passage in the Bible
where the girls are commanded to
kiss the men. and that is the golden
rule: "Whatsoeyer ye would that
nhen should do unto you, do ye even
SD unto them
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Gain in i,vof ofGeeding Oh meal, 80

Hints TO FAR,IERs.-Toads are the
very best protection of cabbage
against lice.
Plants, when dropping, ar reviyed
bv a few grains Of camphor.
Pears are generally imp loved by
grating on ibe mountain ash.
Sulphur 5 valuable in pr servlng
grapes, &c, from insects.
In feeding with corn, 60 pounds
ground goes as Ear as Id in the
kernel.
Small turilips haze double the nu-
.ritious matter that large ones have.
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A. s. DUFiL,
-r --Hrrwe,rw,

G. HAvIsG permanently located at
117fS this place, intends by executing his
work IN the best possible style, 10 merit The
patronage Of this community. DIR. Duval
can al all times be found al his office, On the
south side OF the Public Square, al Hines
Hotel, where ne is well prepared to execute
work 10 every department. of his Profession
LADIES wishing his services can be waited
Pn at their residences. either in Town or
eouniry. Nov. H., 1852.
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In d IarJer's shop in North
Shields, there is a bill recommend
ing a certain patent medicine, with.
the very dubious heading, 81 ry one
box--no other medicine will ever
be taken. +
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Tsliior;ng.--As has been noticed in our
circulars and other advertisements, let il be
botne ID mind, that this branch of our busi-
ness is stll prosperous and flowing on IN lis
vastly improved beauty; II being, that we
have al length acquired such perfection in
The CUTTING and FAsHloNlNG All, that not one
remains to doubt that we could hide tue de
(oimilies of Richard III, or tit from Gen
Tdn Thumb who made the country curl
ou 5. ana drew them TO witness his dImmu5
tive person aad varied eoslume--to Gen
Jackson, whip led armies TO battle. and TO
victory. And We're ii required. we could fl
lrdm the fair mod elings OF Venus de Medici
AMI the GreFk Save, 10 the vas chested
Apollo o. BelFIdere.
Your irienFls o haste.
StOFT, GRAY S co.
April Is, 1852
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"sir,' said a little clustering man
to bis religious opponent, Il say,
sir, TO what sec, do you think |
belopg''' .WeIl, l don't exactly
know" replied the other; "but to
Judge from your mike, size, and
appearance, ] should say you be-
hinged TO class called the IN sec" "
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

People who die penniless, have
this fact to console them-thal their
children always inherit their prop
erty. With rich people, the case is
different-the most of their effects
going TO the executors.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

If the women will only resolve
not 10 kiss tobacco chewers, there
won't be such filthy animal on
earth in six months.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

'AIr. ] onfs, don't you thi pix mar
rage is a means Of grate?
'Certa inIy, my dear mazda N; any,
thing is a meals Of grace that
breaks I p prideE aud leads 10 re-
pentancd
Scene closes Nth mop handle
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New Goods! New Goods!

EyHE unde rsigned have just received a
Il large and varied Stock of Desirable
FALL AND T9lIIISB (5O!gOS5
bouth on bea terms from first class houses
IN Tie cities of Philadelphia and New. York,
to which they invite The attention of pur-
chasers. Having had much experience IN
the business, and being we'll known 10 this
com munity they deem /; almost unnecessary
to REPEAT the assurance, that al, this house
can be found as good Goods, and on as liberal
terms, as can be had al any like establish
ment in The State Suffice ito say that they
are determined as heretoiore,to make IL 10
the Interest Of buyers 10 deal with them.
SOUTHWORTH, MORGAN & NEIL.
Sept %.
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BrO,vn,s Essence Ginger.

60 boz. IN STORE and expected 10 a few
DAYS This valuable ana pleasant article is
rapidly growing in public favor and seems 10
be much preferred 30 any similar estcIe now
before the public.
EWtN. BROWN & co.
Septs23. Nashville, Tenn
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Shatterly says that marriage at
fords man the high Jest happiness on
dartl-the power Of separating
from his wife.
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Extract OF Log Wood

$50 LBS. Exlraci IN small boxes;
420 pounds Blue Yuriol, received and for
sale by = EWlN, BROWN & co.
Sept i3, Nashville, Tenn.
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LEATHER.

NNTE have on hand, and will continue TO
w keep, a latg lot of Leather of all
undesirable and Harness, Upper and Sole
Leather. GILL s. RUSSELL
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EA ssAaa.A JAS. NJ. ELLIOTT,
Receiving, Forwarding & Commission
MERCHANT |
Also, Agent for KanaWsS SaIt.
SHELBYKILLE, TENN

t~ Will attend promptly 10 receiving
FL and forwarding all Gpods and Pro-
suce consigned 10 his care. Consrantly on
hand LARGE and WELL SELECTED stock OF
fsrOceries, Indigo, Madden, Pepper.
Spice, and all articles usually kept for fam
lily and plantation supplies. Kanawa
Salt will be furnished at Nashville prices,
adding freight.
REFERENCE;
I. G. GooDRI Gu s. Co., FAYETTEVILLE.
| GILL & RUSSELL, do
! GooDRIcH, Buchanan & Beavers, do
L. Nj. CohDwELL f Co., SheIbyr lille.
G. DAVIDSON s, Sons. do
J. H. s r. d. DEERY, do
A. E4KfN & Co., do
BRAME. JET s. Co, do
J. p. DRoMGooLE, do
FALL & CUNNISGHAM, Nashville.
10. EDWARDS, do
McCREA s. TERRAss. do
EwIN, BRowN < Co. do
ZIMMERMAN & Co. do
w. II. GORDON, do
August 5. Is52-6m
SUkGlCAL INSTRUMENTS, Of RARE
~ FINISH. fjr sale by
! April 90. DlEMER & HAMPTON.
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Dennis darlint och Dennis, " bal
is it you'fe doins''
NHhis;, Biddy, Is trying an fx-
PERTINENT
Murder! What is it,
'What is it did yod say2 Why
IFS giving hot wa ter to the chick
ems | ain, so they n be after laying
boiled eg8sP
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Snuns,
Cnstor Oil.

S0I GALLONS No. Castor Oil, received
aud for sale by
EWIN. BROWN s. CO.
Sept %. Nashville, Tenn.
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ssEOOk Here's

HALL al our Cheap Corner Store for
~ Rough and Ready Overcosis:
Beaver do
Blanket Hunting do
Flushing do
Fancy Silk Vests; 4
Wool Velve, do
Valencia do
Cashmere and other Pants;
Muslin Shirts;
! Linen Shirt Collars, nc, &c
SOCTHWORTH NOR GAN g. NEIL
| Sept %
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Ready Made Clothing.

II. WHEs we were in the Ea4;, we pur-
III chased Coats, Pants, Vests,
liz Shirts, Shirt collars, DC, which
we will sell "a LITrLf CHEAPER THAN THE
CHEAPEST.
Gill & RUSSELL.
April s. 1852
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Business in Tnllahoma!

an the 20lh inst, intend being 10
~ TuliahOnla, with a limited stock 81
Groceries, and such other articles as will
meet the demands OF The adjoining country,
and Improvements OF the new Town.
My Determination is 10 be ready. on the
Arrival Of the Cars, 10 open with FULL and
GENERAL ASSORTMENT; and shall be prepared
furnish the trade with every thing in my
line, on the MOST LIBERAL TERMS. at Nash
Flle prices J. GRlZZARD. II
! Nashville, Sept. 23-f
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4 NASHVILLE, JUNE ICJL.
Up NE Editor IF Tie Erening .Netrs:
! dEem 4 my duty 10 lei The pablic know
Ihe benlhil have received from the use oil br.
MfIcBe5s Indian DlarTha Cordial. On rbe
81 INST was SEVERELY attacked with The
/ Cholerd MpHbus: some pronounced il Cholera
and ihal was I'M danger. DIR. Mitchell was
seht lprl and hs pronounced II Cholera Nor
bus. and aiYised me 10 use his Indian Di-
arfh'eI Cordial lprocured one bottle, and bv
lhf ute Of one hall Of II, was relieved en-
tTflyI and 90 the next morning was bic 10
afIend 10 business. AS there is a report abaut
Cholera in THIS city. advise those suffering
from CholeFa Morhus or Fiux. 10 procure Dr..
Milchell's indian Didrrh1 Cordial. and tbev
will ind a speedy relief.
Ypufs 1esHecifully, JAS McGOVERN
Comet II peaIumbrane 81, franklin Pike.
EDaEriELD. May %. 1852.
DRI MfrcHELL Sir:
a a tiibuie Of fespeci 10 the merits of vour
inyhIntbIe Rheumatic Extract and Blood
PutiGeL p cbeeTluliy and wliheu, hesiiafion
siate u thatpart OF the community suffering
with RhEoria9ism. for that disease Il stands
without p rival in the whole eassloxue OF
peHni.4f medicines, whether Botanic, Patent.
Of 1lrnerll.
Qnec9 theIrhembsrs Of my family, a vaIh-
able nfgfo nioman) had been afflicted with
thai djse4se for FIVE or SIX years-confned so
that she was Of nd service tos,me--on whom
/ sHent a large amount OF money and 70 re
lie! gIve4. had come TO The conclusion
that SHE feuld not be cured, when Boricing
the many cures effected BIZ The use Il your
medcineE. though had but little aniicpa-
non that she would end relief, resolved 10
give il trial. Suffice il to say. after usirg
TWO boifesi Rheumatic Extract. and two
Blood Purifier, she is entirely relieved.
would say 70 those afflicted, it is worthy
Trial. Respectfully YOURS.
JOHN B. DAVIS.
P. S. Persons wishing to confer with me.
can do sol bV calling al INV residence on Gal
latin PikeL Edeefe u, Tern (Aug. 2G. 1852
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The subscriber also has an Infirmarv IL The
dry oil Nashville. on the corner Of Vine and
4smuI noFane streets, Tor the reception and
-aEcom nobation Of Iayalids wishing 10 come
ulsder liIs IInmedIaIe and personal care He
Mill borrower. cure the following diseases:
Isyspebsih. Ulcers. Colds. Coughs, Cancers.
Piles, fore Eyes. Scroluls, DISEASES OF the
Skim. DIaPh9a, Giavel, and Asthma. Fe-
Glales Fufl7Ting iron, lIeg1laIines,s nervGus-
MISS aid f9bil'y can he permanently cured,
Iissasbs OLA PECULIAR character guarantee
10 refnPve In a lew days, without offensive or
dtleterlouF medicines lnva'Id$ from any
ssctlfnl OF The cogAiry, Sy addressing leu.r.
(Rosi Ihld) stating Tie symptoms Of their dis
e4<eS, hnd enclosing fee of al least from SO
ID 81. Is a Compensated for trouble. &c can
medicine and foil direction forwarded
I'd lb+ul, % any way they may direct.
z j. MITCHELL.
Indian Botanic Doctor; Office, Markpi-sirref.
,hfee dopts from the Pubic Square, sign OF
The lhdiab, NASHVILLE, TENE
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MO CHARGE for PREscRIPTIoS. OF
~ CONSULTATION IN RELATION TO DIG
.As p. DlEMER s. HAMPTON.
April 90.
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