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iTa.ermelOns and .ppIes--


IL soeAi + as hat the practice, o.
priYilcgeif youplease, whie hsoRl De takt
in visiting, without leave or license
the melon patch or apple orchard o
those whose grounds may bP fn the
vicinity Of town, to even gl4tify .
reasonable 9ra;ito f5r si,el things
nacn less t. waste and Destroy the
righuul property Of others, is not
viewed in the proper light BY those
thus acting, or even by some WHO are
above such conduct. With us such
conduct is TOO revolving to Che true
gentiity Of respectable young men,
for as to undertake to show it's true
littleness. We shall, therefore, only
casually refer r to the corrnpting ten
dencies of IS ch conduct Some pre-
i..,t t. rag. ID the stealing Of water
melons, appl Is, and such like, no Of
fence at all; hot even a moral wrong.
wal such pc rsons permit US to re-
mind them that is not the charac-
tel or valle Gf the articles they dis
possess the owner Of, that constitutes
the offence against the. laws Of God
and man, but tie taking without lib
crty, that subjects the off ndcr 10 the
penalties Of 10th? Tits true, a Wa
termeIon Or an apple OF two is not Of
much value; yet, it is just as wrong
to steal7them as it would be to steal
Il horse OF any other valuable consid-
Grafton.
Then the tendencies of S ealing
even such HI tle things, are very bad;
often resulting in the wor5 It conse-
qnences. Lei no one mistake him
self 50 mach as TO train up bis boy
in the belief that it is no harm to
steal waterm4lons-t to have the boy
coacludeit is but bit Of pleasantly
a mere past timo--the playing off
Of an innocent trick upon a neighbor.
Such should be reminded it is sowing
The seeds Of the possible destruction
Of their offspring. I'VE are led to
make theses remarks from the fact
that such-oohduct has been too long
winkcd at,, and per- itted TO pass
without apr9perrebuRe; and BY there
cent depredations which some persons
we know hot who, ibut would fam
hope they are negroes, for we itre I'M
wiling to suspect an y o. { ciBo with
such conduct+-have committed upon
the melonpatrhes Of scrcraFgentlemen
in and near town; eating and destroy
ing their melons, and killing their
.,logs. And as we are unwilling to
charge any but negroes with such
unprincipled conduct, we are much
in homes the patrol will succeed in
overtaking and furnishing them prop
erly.
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New Advancement.

FEIIlE subscriber has bought The interesl 81
q w. H. MooREs. III the Store House.
Goods, Boohs. Notes. and Accounts. 81
NooREs s Thomson. abd the subscriber is
alone auihOtZed 10 COLLECT the amounts due
The firm, and is responsible Tor It's bis.
Being permanently lo4aled in the merean-
tile BUSINESS, res pecliuIIy ask call from
the purchasing ru'Iic. NylGoods are offered
as low as those vi any I1buse in FavetleviIle.
Fry me- JAS. L. THOMSON.
Jan. 20, 1852.
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FOR SALE.

4 WISH 10 sell The very eligible
MsS8S and desirable House ami E0i
H% where now lIye-beIhg Ihe
place formerly occupied by Mr. u. l.. fussei
in The neighbdrhood ef the size OF The old
Cumber.aud Church. A never-tatling. wei
Of excellent VT Ter is 10 lew yards Of Ine
house. Persons wishing 10 purchase would
DO we'll 10 give me a call as the PROPERTY II
offered low, win the payments easy Fol
Terms Apply 10 SAM Ell ID. fiOPk.
July 20, le52-3t
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The Rai!road--

The Railroad
La another column, may be found
a Communication, advocating the
Railroad tax. And here We would
say, that any person who wishes to
discuss the subject in print, either
for or against, can have a place in
the O6suvef--provided his article be
plainly written, brief, and to tie
point.
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NEW STORE.

w D os. ! n a. t~ @be s sss ss' psa
SIDE OF PuDlic Squste. Fla, etteviAe. q arge
;,nJve,y desirable assortment OF Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods Hard% ware. Cutlery
Queens wafe-iin shoit, every a:llcle Us pally
kept in a FIRST class dry goods House--W hlch
they are prepared to sell aud viii SEP. on
better terms Idr CASH than any other eStab
iishGient in town; or TO runcluai deaiers Oh
the usual TIME, Cpnle aud prove II.
July 90 1852
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nicELRoY AcRAwFORD,

6RN HAVE recently received % then
S2s Drug Store, North side Of the Public
~ Square, Fayetteville. fresh from hi
\ ads!phla and New York. an addition
al supply o. GANUINE Medicines, Drugs
Paints. Oils. VaTnishes, Dye Stuif~' Widow
Glass. Putty. Penumery, fire Soaps. Teas
w ines braudies. Snufis. Segafs; hne. cpni-
mon and smoking Tobacco, Surgical insIru~
meniS, &C. st. which makes iheiI STOCK IN
surpassed IL cqualed by an establishment
Outside If city.
They huye on hand. and are daily receiv-
Ing, an extensive COLLECTION Ut the best
Tate,s. Medicines exIant. Their stock
LOT This hind vi Medicines embraces most al
the popular preparations OF the dag. ilav-
ling Obtained our Drugs and Me'lIctnes-in
fact, every thing Ne have 10 SIOre--irom the
most reiiabie DrJgglS,S East, We feel no hes
lnancY N recommending fhem 10 The public,
physicians. AMI merchants generally, as pure
and genuine. Being resolved 10 continue a
permanent, reliable Drug business IN Fay
eiievile, our customers and the cSmmunify
generally MAY rely upon oul statements with
most implicit confidence ,-ail articles shall
co ae up To the representations given.
The ladies 10 particular. aud the public
generally, are Invited to our unequaied Sc
lection Of Perzuinery. Il Is ser'ed aai
decidedly tasty. Come The first oppon unity
hnd view them.
! Farmers, Merchants, and other business
lneG. will he supplied with Castor OIL, Sweet
W. SpuiIS rurpenirne ,Parsgoric lLaudanum.
Essences, Patent Medicines, Sc. sc. by the
dozea II desired.
Tie orders OF local physicians and ali
others promptly attended to, and then pre-
$efiptia0S carefully Compounded.
The liberal trade we have hegetoloTFI en-
joyed, encourages the belief that viii our
extensive and well selected supplies. we can
meet all demands in our line, 10 desired
increase Of our business.
Nav 20 1852.
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HE'D.

From the Jackson County Ala.D Democrai.
PRINTEToN, July ~, fooz.
Col. McGomERY NJ. Rowan. he snbJect q
ihs notice, made his happy ext lfcm 'hiS
world to bcller one, The 10Th oil June last
al his residence, al Daniel Pops in his sam
wear. He was born in this county (Jack-
sony emigrated, in curly life, 70 Columbus
Mississippi: lived there some five years, in
which be led pious life all the time.
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MARRIAnEs.
MARRIED.

In this county, -on Tuesday, 10Th inst, by
Rev. Man Marshall, Col. DRuRV NJ. PER-
KINs and Mrs. MARIAN II. SHERIFF..
In this county, by Rev A. s. Sloan, Mr..
Isaac K. PlTTs and Miss kEBEdcA NJ ASH
BY.
In Larkinsyiile. Jackson county Ala.'
a7,h.u li,. Mr.. jews IL. hFITH and Miss
SARAH j. BELL. Il
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TuIlallOu,a Lots,

fElHE Undersigned mas laid of blocks Of
Il LOTS-ol several acre IN each. for phi
vate residence. and Is now prepared 10 sell
them al private sale 10 hose who desife To
have summer residences. in the beautiful
and healthy Town Of TulialsOm1. We
have il the Town Size, LesIdes the most
healthy atmosphere and pune irees'one wa
ter, most excellent Chaly beaIe Spring,
which is supposed TO be mixed with white
~ .,has.
Nav %, fS52-If.
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T. ]. L., Of Banker HILL

The fund 5 were received and placed
to your qrcdit. The Observer is
mailed to- YOU every week-and we
car not account for It's non-arriYal.
We will ferret out the cause, if pos
sible, and have it corrected.
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ILaist

a We have just received MoleskiH
% Beaver. Satin. Quer, Mexican, HungaE
nan. koSsuth. Magyaf, Palm L. ghoTD, MaH
icaIbo and Panama Hats. making our assert
menl decidedly the largest and aust couI
Iiete Ae have ever differed.
Goo9RicH. BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
April ).
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Cloths. etc.

GENTLEMkN would do well 10 call al
VI the store OF Go0dfilh, 1uekraan s. Bed
rers whe'siley will fipd an unusually largf
and very superior assortment IL
CiOflaS, CassiHnercs ANA Vesfsnss.
~ great variety, and which tlieY are anxious
10 sell at lower prices than Goods OF rhf
same qualities have ever been sold IN this
maIkel. Give them call be.Yre buying.
Anrll L.
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On Friday last, about noon, we
were visited with a violent storm OF
wind and rain, which did much dam
age to our farmers generally level
ing crops, fences, and massive trees
to the ground. At Elkton, the
chimnies Of several houses were
blown down. We do not know the
extent of this storm, but presume,
from what we have learned, that It
was very great. The damages are
severely felt by quite number Of
our citizens. This is the Third storm
which has visited our county within
the last three or four weeks Pulaski
Democrat, 5h
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Laee Goods. etc.

Lace Goods, etc.
r ACES, Eigines and lnsernngs;
- Capes, Collars and Cuffs;
IInaeF sleeves Che m IZelfes and ManlilaS;
Linen Canl5 HandkkfcIitefs ( Neck Ribbons;
Berase and Grape ShaNis and Lace seils;
Buruet and Sash Ribbons and TlIinmn s.;
Wfeaihs. Flowers hnd Tabs;
Miits, Gloves aud iiosiefy;
parasols. Fans. l&d. &c.
For sale very cheap by
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN Il BEAVERS,
April 10.
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Mr.. u. G. IEatakT,, viii offer :
very yaluablb ! farm, on Mulberry, al
nnhl;c sble. On Thursday, 10Th inst
Persons wishing to secure a desira-
ble home. would do well to attend
See advertisement.
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Land for Sale

r WILL offer iorIsa.e al PUBLiC Sd L.
Il on Thursday, 1911, irsst.. .
he PLANTATION. containing
acres, on which Newton w hi'@fe' 81"
resides. on Eas 81 Mulberry, nine miles east
of Fayetteville. on he turnp pike road leading
from said place To TullahJ ma Terms OF
sale, made kL0wn 60 day Of sale.
IN. q. whitaker.
Aug. IL. 1852 -2t
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A GOOD ARTICLE Of Herds and
IN Blue G rass Seed, for sale by
Aug II, X. A. GRAY & co.

- VILE attend promptly 10 receiving
~ and forwarding all Goods and Pro
tuce cansignedlto his care. Constantly on
hand LARGE and WELL sELEcTEp stock II
groceries, indigo, Madden, Pepper,
Spice, and all articles usually kept tor tam
lily and plantation supplies. AannWia
So. wa tie furnished al Nashville prices,
aiding freight.
REFERENcE:
7. G.. GOODRICH IS Co.. Fayetteville.
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&c, tlcmen' S Wear.

r Qua stock in this line comFri-
~ = III sqs every Thing necessary 10
Gsl.iSZO complete a genlieman's toilel-
as Cloths. Cassimefes, Ves.iogs, sc. which
we will sell hule cheaperIhan the cheapest.
Please call anH examine before purchasing.
July 90. w. u. y .. NJ. w l-NU'
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m ADVERTISEMENTS .Iusl be handed INFO
he Office BIZ Tuesday Morning. 10 insure
MI appearance 10 The following Paper.
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rs- Advertisements are inserted in the
order in which ihfy are handed in
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Fa yetteyiIle Oh ser yer
4 CaMdateS--1S5B.
- rI,Irrron-rIscoLS COUNTY.

TAX ClLLECI9K LOLN CUt
a. - NVi. age s.ifl,ur'H-d TO 4 3nOuuce IRA
e. Douislis. CANDIDATE tor FAX Coliecto
oil l.incpiuI ConniY. for 1913.
s,F. WE are authorized 20 announce
G. .,rso,rjl E,oylfaI.. Fol the 81 district
ctn1,iait fnr Tax Collector Of Lincoln
Clnniv. for 1893.
srPWeIare authorized 10 annQunce Hsia
som VT:SerrliaI, Candidate for Tax
C,5i.ertor 81 Lincoln County. Tor 1888.
srFs We arr auhgrized To announce
Mi .gs,,ss,;, Il. george. randldale for
FIX Collector OF Lincoln County. or 1853
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Spring Circular.

w E have stvn ,eeels'"g LARoe svrfts
w iiom The Eastern Clues Tor several
weeks, aud. BOW have the pleasure OF an
pouactng that we have Ia Store d very Ex
TEN>lvE. BEAUTIFUL and VARIED stock O.
M81Y 4PBlM8 AND SUNNI SLn
De1D EDas
which We would be much p.eased 10 have
our olI customers and !be trading public
generally TO call soon and examine.
We Luy our Goods In the besi markets IN
the United States oil the most favorable
terms, and being wiling TO sell al yefy
s,nal. advance ,.n cbsi. We VIII Oher induce
menls whiclf can oil fail to SUI purchasers
We trust by keeplpg stock OF Goods inie-
tof TO none. aud an increased endeavor 10
please, tU merit and receive continuation oil
the very liberal patronage extended us since
our commencement ia business, and for
which we beg leave 10 fetuIn ouI SINCERE
thanks.
Very respectfully.
GooDRICH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
Apiit 10. 1852
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SundricS.
lAIKaYS on Hand.

A ScGAR. Cuif-e. Castings, Nils
ss.z.lzl rob. Steel; Fifth, Trace. Hafter
Stay, Breast. and Tongue CHAINS; SHeTchers
aud TOSS Gut Saws. Tell ail-e0,ne and
see. J. l.. THOMSON.
ChfeP Cash or Credit Corn tr.
April %, ISj2
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Boots and Shoe

rtv 81 CASES Boots, Shoes, Brc-
FE.V cams and Glifers- canprisiug ~
80 ely style and quaiHy III Mems, Boy sI
Youths, Ladies. NJ .ssFs' wear received az
tor sale al remark ably low prices by
G'oDRicH, BUCHANAN 1 BEAVERS,
4 rrh ! >.
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EGOEs SAH.gt!

IF coNvESIENr Family Ress-
EsA GcEcc, All lining the town Vt Hay
L. etieville. wIrb the loi Of ground or
which the house stands, being The same Ina
The subscriber purchased OF Samuel L. I'd
lllsnd. containing 25 aeTes. Fol- participate
apply on the premises 10
JOEN r. MORGAN.
LIuoa 81 lS52-n
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Tur,,D;lse Notice

~ Office that 5 per cent en- each hare !
IN stock subscribed IN mouey TO lie Fag
enevilIe; Mulberry !, Lynrkb.rg Turrp'S
Road. sIegulred 70 he PAID e .Ialats BTssf |
Treasurer Of SAID Board. on o before iLe d !
day OF February next hv a call . heFei
made ON IA. same sIcck Of S per ceat. 70 n
paId Oh the FIRST of each AMI every mon n
until the whole amounts Fali IL. by fat
ol the Board.
Jan 6. 1852
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81 O0E Hes. 60

ENkLL al our Chesp Corner Shore Tor q
" Rough aud Read Overcpals;
/ sBpayer dc
+ b anket Hunting do
Flushing do
Fancy Silk Vests;
Wool Velvet DO
Valenria do
Cashmere and other Pants;
Muslin Shirts;
Linen Shirt Collars, sc. Sc.
SOUTHWORTH MORGAN s. NEIL.
Sept %.
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LINCOLN County, TESN, May 2. 80.
To alt aAllcted with Rheumatism. The most
painful and Annoying oil diseases lnihe whole
catalogue OF liblnaR sntIerin9s,1 wan.d say,
| arplY 10 Or. Mlche.i, or is Agents ior some
Ioi his Invaluable Indian Rheumatic Extract;
and venture 70 assert you whl nat be hum
! bugged but find Iellel rom ydur suilr rings.
There is a great aversion 10 Patent Medicines
! by the pubic generally. as they have teen so
Ollen deceived; bul this inyainajle remedy Is
worthy tfial, and has, 50 tar, proved effect
ual whenever tried twill give hFiei state
menl OF my case. that these who have been
long afl cied may moi yet deSpond white DI:
Mitchell survives.
Having been afflicted with this worst Of
| maladies for more Than six years, beng con
fined 10 my room great portion Of tie tune,
aud unable to lie by day or nigh,-ny joints
siffehed, my muscles partially o<sihe1, and SO
much eIaaciated as 10 seem nere ike an In
habitaLl o. anntiief world than lhs, Having
tiled every ply stefan OF aay note al whom
could hear. all proved unsuccessful. had
entirely despalred of recovery expecting 10
spend (noi enJoy) lhe life of The Invalid. when
CHANGED tc see an account OF the wopderful
cures effected by DIR. Mi,e..e.l'> ..i5a}. i.,eu-
manc Extract. resolved 10 give liza far lf.ai,
as I.haj all ether Physicians who tried my
ease, potwiihs Sanding il was aIpaleni medI.
cine. in which | could MT dxefefSe very
strong faith: when 10 my sreat surprise AID
satisfaction, before using il m3re ataa the
short space Of one month. 1t has been so lar
arrested in its ravagps upon-mI system. that
can almost venture TO assert llough pf long
standing, that ii is entirely expelled iFom ItsI
stronghold, though apparenIlyeIso wf,l iorIl-I
fed Less than one month is aEsHort time toI
route an enemy which has be4n s6ltsy en-
gagged 10 erecting iortticaiions :pr near stvenl
years. caa say 10 the afflicted TRY iJr your
selves, il you wish to be in the IVrgor and full
bloom of health again.
Yours giy, F. NJ .HurLEY.
June 10. IS52-Iy
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srT> Read the advertisement OF Ayers
Cherry Pectora There are statements OF no
ordinary interest 10 alfso unfurtunale as to be
afflicted Gilh The difficulties il cures.
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NaY,M|iMGEEs

yNTE will take in exchange for Goods a
w The lowest cash psice, Bacon. Flour
Cora Meal. Lard, aud llailow
July y. j. l.. IHoAoQN-
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BaEnats

BsHnets.
-a ESQ BoSNgTs comprising every va
Eysl rie,y Of liis latest and EiOst
bca sstiflai styles j4sI received aud for Sale
low by,
GooDaiCH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS.
April 10.
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The SUBSCRIBE

" EEPS CONSTANTLY on hand at his
~ old stand, al The Tan Yard, an excel
lea, supply Of BOOTS and SHOES, HAIR
NESS and SADDLES of all kinds; together
with SOLE, UPPER. HARNESS and
SADDLE LEATH Err, of a superior quail
nv; all Of which will be sold Low for cash,
o. exchangedio- barier
April 1. 1852. JAMES III. COBB:
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gSIE.s,

OILS.
u lNSEED, Sptrnl. Flsh. Ncarsfao'. ard
Hl Casifr. Sweet. Olive Cod Llses pIIs
&c. for sale bv
.NcELROY s. CR4WFORD. .
May %.
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smyar and Cnnael

~ AS GooD an article, as eau b
found IN Fayetteville, and as chsa
as any one can afford 10 sell.
Jan. %. J l.. THOMSON.
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Z " X Il $50
"a LARGE assortment of very Gne
50 Hats, which we are offering muct
cheaper Than such an af'icie mas ever oeel
offered here before u you wah' an eN'''
article, latest Style, iof liile money Jas' ed'
over on HE cool side Of town. -
July %. w. u. y >. M. EVIL No'
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Al eSET'.

At SO"E.
BEAUTIFUL Muslin de La mes, Embroi
ED dered, Printed and SOLID i,piors; Paid
Black. Alpaca, Rombazise, English ard
French Mernos, at NJ
J. L. TB0MSON'S,
South East Corner Of The Public Square.
April 90, 1852 Fs
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ElOsxl,.

"a Jusr receiyed aad for sale for the
- MONEY. [Juy Is SHAPARp.
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The subscrIbtr also has an Infrmaty 10 the
! civ OF Nash vile, on the corner Of Vine and
Denumbrane Streets, Tor The reception and
accommodated Of inyaids wishing ID come
under lis luanadiste and personal care, lie
Will, moreover, c4re the following diseases:
Dyspepsia, Ulcers, Colds. Coughs, Cancers.
Piles, Sore Ejes, Scrofala, Diseases OF the
Skin. DiarThGa, Gravel, and Asthma. Fe-
males suffering from irregularities, nervous
ness and debliiiy ean lie permanently cured.
Diseases of a Pc GtEIAR character guarantee
10 remove in De " DAYS, without Offensive CT
deletenouS medicines. lnVaifds from any
secuun OF the country, by addressing a letter,
(post paid) stating the symptoms 81 Ihe'r DIS
eases, and enclosing fee Of "a; least from 50
IT, ;. asa e4,aIp Asabon for trouble. sc, caa
have uied.c.nei ann foil di?eriioa forwarded
10 them, in any way they may direct.
J. AitrCHELL,
Indian Botanic Doctor; Office, Markeislree,.
three doors from The Pubic ~dIhsd, sgn OF
the Indian, NAsHrILLE, TEsS.
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Special Notice to the Afflicted.
MlrCHELL'S sadian
HN Rheumatic Extract
N@ " and Blood Purifier {;

q CeIIalH NuIt IOl OttFNI II
h.nimalory, Chronic or
Acute RuEUMArIs NJ, NEU-
R4LGiA. and GoUr. THIS
valuable remedy ostaedS
without a rival in the lis
tory OF discoveries IN this
or any other country, IN
curing those painful and
paraIysing diseases IN Their
various forms. The vast
number who have been
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cured by .thd use of Ihis Extract and Blood
Purifier, durIag their discovery. demonstrates
this fact. N1,tui; recent acute, ehfonic, OF
iufammatory cases. bu aid chronic cases ol
ten, twenty, and even forty years standing,
when they had not only tr.tJ every other1n-
ternal and external remedy o. uhsSh tney
could hear, but al great expense-had visited
the various watering places without obtaining
relief-some who were reduced 10 a mere
skeleton, their flesh without and limbs par
aiysed:-ihese have been permanently cured.
are now enjoying excellent health. are abe
TO follow Iheir Former avJcatiOas win their
usual agiiry-!tom the use oil these nedI
enes. i'htse facts are fully spbStanialed by
published testimony that cannot be gain
sd.ed; bur caa Sc vouched for BY Thousands.
Also, MiFCHELL'S Ernsii:,,, DjaFs
rIaGea C0rsli:sg aud CoEa9Si. Drops stand
unTIs aled IN cItlng pulmonary diseases any
aileclun on The Lanss. as Coughs. CoI1s,
&c.. AMI everything of the nature of Diar
rhea by The d Sc Of the DiAtliGt Cordial can
be speedily shipped, whether chron.c CT acute
long or short / auding 70 be had OF q. u.
Mex ENZIEi Flay etls vile, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-12
For "a COmssss,l piivc Cough.

PITTsBURG, IA FEB. -. 1851.
Dear Sir:--tot 'hfde wears have beet
all cted wnh cough 50 Distressing that
'seQuenlly despaired ~ reFover,; much di
The nme was Obliged To SIT UP all night II
my chair, as my cough would s5locaIe III b
when 'ald down. HaFing used many rem
tdIes without much re 'ei. at lasl tried. N 7
Cherry Peeipral winch under Providence Ia ;
cured me al together.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-12
For ImGMe.lz:, s Eslloonlug aaus d

NASHVILLE. PtNN 1, June %. 1851
SIR: have Fereair Iiiy used YOUR CheIIg
Electoral Tor Nho"piad Cough and Inhaen1
dnd have M hesHa'fo b 10 Propouncns II a
complete Ten edv. our al nv ehildrda
nave been afflicted with the,e diseases. ad
Ne free use of the Pictorial has always u
ibrded almost Install relied.