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Rail- Roa d Barbecue +

A portion Of the citizens il and
-araund the neighborbqOd pf Col.
John JIarch's mills ha We a greed to
give a Railroad Barbac ne below Cpl.
Narch's mills, at the spring in the
bank of Cane Greek, on fsesday,
the 81 Of August next; and our mo-
tive for having it published i TO glYe
general invitation to the citizens Of
Lincoln, 10Th ladies' and gentlemen,
and also as an invitation to Messrs.
An5re;w BaafauaH, "a. FWqaAarsoi',
and JQ,Fek II. Dati,d7ston % address
the peoHld on the subject Of the con
templat4d Railroad in Lincoln.
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Nashville Female Academy.

FE,HE TnRrr -SEvgSrH ACADEMIC y AR
u OF this INSTITUTION will commence An
gust 23a, 1852. important Improve
ments, on its large q acres and well shaded
Llot-rfn dering il altogether private and
greatly increasing The comfortableness of lis
already spacious buildings, VIII BY that lime
be completed HEALrH -p1equaIed in any
similat Institution of which we have any
knowIe edge in the United States. E1PERi-
tscEp TEAcHERs-in eve ~ department. OF
Female Education. ECoNoMT III EXPENSES
-so that it costs no more TO educate Young
Lady here than in small village. where any
Iberly in making store accounts is allowed.
SpEcikL Provision for small children. de-
Signed 10 secure maternal attention 10 their
health, habits, meutal and moral education
On plan not, that we know. followed else
where in this country. DiPLomls given to
.tYoung Ladies who have completed Our
course Of study'-neyet to Children. For
other information apply 10
IT @. ID. ELLIOTT.
i Nashville, Tenn, July %, l652-3t
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Public Speaking

Remember, that Hons. A. y, f.
.ATeloEson and Bartzay Martin are to
address the people Of Lincoln at this
place, on Friday, Aug 9th We see
by the Nashville Banner that @. A.
Hcpry, Esq, is to speak here on the
san ne day so that both sides will
have b chance. Come up, everybody,
and lets give them fair hearing =
Our cause is in safe hands.
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In our columns may be found the advsr-
iisement of that excellent medicine known
AZ Ayers Cherry Pecrorai. Its success IN
cutipg The various diseases Of the Lungs IL
attracting UNIVERSAL attention. not only OF the
learned and Phllsnthtopic. but OF the whole
public. The article undoubtedly iswhat
prtIeuds 10 he.a temedy for Lung Complaints
and the remarkable cures which are becom
ing known every Ehere cannot long be over
Looked By the people.
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New Store

New Store
s. n. g. " y. E@ing have j ust
opened in Hines new building
south side of the sauare-a very ex-
cellent and desira BILE stock OF DRY
Goods, Queensware, Hardware, Cut=
lery, SIC. Sc. which they arc offering
at unusually low prices for cash, Or
to punctual dealers on time. Ihey
assure us that they viii sell goods at
cheaper rates than the same guam J
has ey er been offered in this marke t
Reader, try them that is the wa J
10 prove the matter;
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MARRlAegs.
MARRIED.

In Giles county, 2Oth inst, Dr. SAMUEL
F. d uNLAp Of this county and Miss MARY
SELL Frs. Of Giles county.
In Winchester, Goth inst. Mr.. A. Ii.
JOHNSON and Mrs. MARTHA HENDERSON.
LII Maurv county. 9oth inst, MIR. HENaK
p. Pointer and Miss MARTHA JAMS tALD-
WEI t.
Id Williamson county, Mr.. WV. J. AIKIs
and Miss May ANN SANDERS.
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New Arrangement.

g1yFIE subscriber has bought the nte resi- Of
"A w. II. MooREs. IN the Store House.
Goods, Booas.! Noes. and Accom- IS, Of
McoREs & THoMsoS. and the suhscII Der is
alone authorized 10 collect the amounks due
the firm. and is responsible tor lis deb'S.
Being permanently located in the IN trcan
tile business. respectfully ask cal from
the purchasing pubic Ny GOODS are offered
as low as those OF any House IN Fayett evile.
Try me- JAS. l.. THOMSp N.
Jan %, 1852.
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DaguerreOtKpeS---

Hughes, the accomplished daguer-
rean artist, is yet in town, ready to
furnish his inimitable pictures TO all
who may desire them. His roo ms
are visited daily by the beauty and
fashion Of good old Lincoln.
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LINCOLN Cbusry. Tenn, May 2. '52.
To all afflicted with Rheumatism. the most
painful and annoying OF diseases M the whole
catalogue Of human sulierings, would say,
apply 10 DR.. Mitchell. or bis Agents. for some
.ol his Invaluable Indian Rheumatic Extract;
and venture 10 assert YOU viii not be hum
buo1eG but fad relief from ynur sufltrnss
There is a great aversion 10 Patent Medicines
by the public generally. as they have been so
often deceived; but his Invaluable remedy IS
orthy a trial, and has, 50 far, proved effect
ual wheneVer tTied. viii give bret state.
meni Of my case, that ! hose VINO have been
long afflicted may not get lesPond while d.
MucheIt Survives.
Having been afflicted with this worst Ut
ulaladies FOR more than six years, being con
fined 10 my room great portion Of the time,
and unable 10 lie by day or Mghl- my joints
stlItned my muscIes Parlaly ossTie1. and SO
rnach macated as 10 seem more ike an IN
habtah OIL another world Than tirs. Having
Iied every physician OF any note 81 whom
could hear, al! proded uusI ccessfpi. had
entir.ly despared Of recoy4ry, expecting 10
spend (ioIIenjoy) the life Of lhe INVALID when
chanc4d 10 see an accoputIof me wonderful
cures effected by DIT. Mitchd prs Indian t'heu-
matte Extiacr. L resolved to give il a fair triai.
as had all other PhysicaEs vino tried my
case. notwithstanding il was patent medi-
cine, in " heh could not rxgfcise very
s,rong ihih: when 10 my great surprise AID
sat;siact elton. before using il more than the
short space Of one monlh |, has been so far
arrested I'M It's ravsgrs upon nv system. that
can aIradsr venture 10 assert though OF long
standing. that ii is entirely expelled from us
stronghold, though apparently 50 wei lprIi-
fed. LESS than one month is ii short rime to
route an enemy which has been solely en-
esged ia erectlng Notifications :or near seven
wears. eau say 10 The afflicted try fol Your-
selves, ii YOU wish TO be IN the igor and iulI
bloom If health again.
Yours Nuly, +. Nj. HURLEY.
June 10, IS52-ly
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rscrIssdY q cnAwFORD.

t7En HAVE recently received OF thei
Efzsy Drug Shire, North side of the Public
49, Square, Fayetteville. fresh from Fiji
x adelghialaad New York, an addEron-
at--S1ppIy Of dENutsE Med iclnes, Drugs.
Paints, Ofs, VaEnishes, Dye Slufs. Window
Glass, Putty, PlIfumery, fine Soaps, Teas,
Wines I3raBdles. SnufIs, Segars; iines com
mon aud smDki hs Tabacco, Surgical lnsIrn-
ments. Sc. sc. which mikes then stock'pn-
surpassed If eAuaied by an establishment
ousSfde of>a citF.
They have oh hand. and are daily reesiv-
ing.5 an exten1ive collection Of the beet
Patent Med 5cincs extant. Their stock
-ut this kind OF Medicines embraces most Of
the pap4lar PREPARATIONS Of the day. IIav-
ing obtained OUR Drugs and NIelicines--in
fact, every thing we have IN store-lrum tue
mosl reliable Druggists East, we leel no hes
i,ancy i'd recon- mendns them to the public,
PHYSICIANS, and merchants generally. as pure
and genuine Being resolved TO continue a
permanent, teidble Drug business in Fay
eueyilie, our eustomers and the community
generally may teIY upon ouI statements with
most Implicit cpnhdence all afucles shah
come uu 10 the representations given.
The b,dies ID particular. and the public
generally, are ihvIted to our uneqnaed Sc
lection of PcrfnmeTy. II is varied and
decidedly tasty. Come the FIRST opportunity
and view them.
Farmers, Merchants, and other business
men. will be SUPPLIED with Castor Oil, Sweet
DO. Spirits TurpenuRe ,Paregore .Laudannm.
Essences. Patenl MediCInes, Sc. SC. by the
dozen ID desired.
The orders Of local physicians and all
others promptly attend, d 10. and Iheii pre-
serIptious carefully Compounded
The liberal trade we have heretofore en-
joysd, encourages The belie. that with our
extensive and WILL selected supplies. we can
meet si demands in our line 10 a desired
increase of our business.
May 20. 1892.
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Cloths. etc.

civ ifsM ts!E woul6do we'll to call a.
" the store OF Goodrtch, buchanan & Bea-
e eas .wneif lhey VIII Ind an unusually large
and very superior assortment Of
Oi"'"s' Sassiinefes and Vcsfiugs.
IN great variety, and which thew are an,,o,s
TO sell al lower prices than Goods of The
same qualities have ever been sold in hi,
market. Give them a call bsso,s hoy;no
April Is.
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PAIN 8 ~
OILS
TuliaI,Onla Lots.

FESRE Undersigned has lalI OF blocks Of
4 LOTS Of several acres in each. ffr pri-
vat8 residence, and now prepared 10 sell
Them al private sale TO hose who Del ire To
have summer residences, in the beautiful
and healthy town Of 'Fuii;liaC ma. We
have II the Town SiIe. besides The most
healthy atmosphere and pure greesrons wa
tei. a NEST excellent Chslybeaie Spring.
wlTich IS supposed to be mixed with whis
sulphur.
WIZ MOORE, Agent. &c.
Nav 90. tS52-tf.
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4 Bargain

A Bargain
Mr.. lSdnaaa p. Hope offers the
house and 10 wherein ne now resides,
for sale. 1t is very pleasantly situa-
ted III the southern part Of town, and
is offered at bargain Persons
wishing to purchase, would do wei
to speak quick.
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Rain

Rain
On last satur day We were blessq d
with rclreshing rowe r. The Parch-
cd earth drank it up greedily, ana
the vegetable kingdom eTinces plt on
ly the good that was done. 1t cdm
not day too soon.
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Hats!

2 B ~s h ss a o. .tf Mst,, ni.a.
nan. kossuth. Magyar. Palm. LrghorD, Mar
icaibo and Panama Hats. making our assor,-
ment decidedly The largest and must COM
plele We have ever offered.
eooDRIca, BUCHANAN 4 BEAVERS.
Apritl IS.
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The Markets.

The con mercial season is pretty
well ver--consequently, there are
few transad tions Of interest at any
point to re port. However, SUCH as
there is we give.
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Killed

"A. A Il gro man, Belonging to c. i.
Dae.4 Il. .Snyth, Of Petersburg, was
killed on last Friday night, He
was running, and ! brought up"
against a ,rost;\so that the Coroner 5
services were put in fequisition on
the following day
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For zmnt.euz:, q whoon; ,o~, co,'r,,

NAtHvILLE. Tenn, June 20. 1851.
Sir; ! nave repeatedly used your Cherry
Pectorai TOP Whooping Cough and TnAnenza
and have M hesitation 10 pronopnrino !, i.
complete remedy Four OF nv chId,-u
have b.-en afflicted with these dise.oss a.
lhe Tree use OF the Peetoral has always af
fOrded almost instant relief.
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Pork

FOTk--
Two thousand hogs we're sold on
Mulberry, in this county, recently
one-half of them for 4 cents gross,
and the remainder at 5 cents nett,
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az Advertisements are inserled in the
order in v hich they are harlded iR-
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HCardr

A Gard
Special attention is invited to the
card Of Mcssrs. Ha0ptoaI gray,
Hollis and NeHd. It may be found
on the preceding page.
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Turnpike Notice.

NJ Office that per cent on each share OF
~ stock subscribed IN money 10 the Fay-.
erieviIIe. Mulberry & Lynchburg Turnpike
Road is required to be paid TO James bright,
Treasurer Of said Board, on OF before the fist
dav OF February next Aud call is hereby
made, on the same stock Of 8 per cenl. TO be
paid on the first OF each and every month.
uaiil the whole amount is paid in. BY order
Of The Board.
PAUL INGLE. SeeIy.
Jan. 6, 1852.
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DIED,

In This place, on Thursday, 18Th inst,
Mrs. ANNA, reIict of DR.. John V. Mckinney,
aged 65years. During The funeral services,
ali of The business houses were closed, us a
testimonial Of re ret for the death of one Of
our oldesi md most esteemed citizens.
! In Williamson county, on w ednesday
9Th inst, MIR. JOSEPH Bruce, who said he
was l08 years Of age. He was taken TO
liie poor house during the great sleet last
winter. He was going through The country
d sort Of pedlar. He said he vas from
Canada, where he had several children, and
owned n tract of land
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Editorial

The reader viii excuse the lack of
editorial in to-day's paper. The
senior is absent on busin ess connected
with the Office, and we have been IN
well for week.
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FOR SAH.ES

80 CONVENIENT Family Resi-
dence, adjoining The lowh of Fay
H. etFesille. with the l6t OF ground on
which the house stands, being the same thar
the subscriber purchased OF Samu eI f. Gill
liIand. Containing 25 acres For particulars
apply onthe premises 10
JOHN T. MORGAN.
June "a, 1921
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Fayetteville Observer
Candidates 1853. I
r.x ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS coUNrr.

fF We are authorized to announce IRA
e. Domissif, a candidate for Tax Collecto
ai iineain County. for 1893. II;
4 tCP We are anihorIzed TO Announce
Cnntp5f3I Douthlt, OF the "a district
"a cadiida,e Tor Tax Collector o. L'nqoln
Couuiv, Cor 1888
SIP We are authorized to announce Wi
sen ID EyiscEasn candidaie far Tax
Collector of Lincoln G. univ Tor 1858.
ft1F W, are authorized 10 announce
Maj. J e<e9il Il. George, candidate Tor
Tax COLLECTOR OF Lincoln County ior cps
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SunGricS.
Shoes and Boots, Cheap.
Always on Hand.

En- SUGAR, Coffee. Castings. Nails.
-. Iron, Steel; Fifth, Trace, halter,
Say, Breast. and Tongue CLAUS; Sifefchers.
and Cross Cut Saws. Tell all-dome and
see. J. l.. THOMSON.
Cheap Cash or Credit Coraer
Anril q. 1852
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Boots and Shoes.

81, 81 CASES Boots, Shoes, Bro
F83 gains and CATERS. comprising Sv-
' 80 cry style and qualify Tor Mems. Boys.
Youths, LADIES', Misses wear received AID
for sale al remarkably low prices BY
GuoDRicH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS
April Is.
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Hail

Hail.
We und erstand that hail fell On
last Saturday evening, about three
miles south beast Of this place. No
material da mage done, we believe.
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The We2Lher---

DUNG the past two weeks, the
weather has been oppressiyely warm,
with brief exceptions. 81 in the
shade has beef no rarity.
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at This

AoOA d. AufS-~ .7
If our ca rrief should at any time
fail to leave the Observer where due,
we hope the subscribers so missed
viii notify US of the faek without de-
lay, in order that the mistake may
be rectifed.
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~ A. vertisenlents must be handed into
the O:Iieg By Tuesday MarningIto insure
an Appearance in The following Paper-
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ss,s Is, s.. lsss Is s;ssg
weeks, aud now have Inc pleasure OF an.
.a9uacing hal we have 10 s,ote very Ex
TESsiyE, BEAUTIFUL and vaaiED stock os =
M.sau9 SPRING AND s1gliGl sR
@G DezD K1 @9
which We would BIZ much Pleased to have
our Old eusiunefs and the trading public
generally TO call soon aud examine.
Ne buy our Goods in the. best markets in
the United States, on the most favorable
lei ms, and being willing to sell at very
small advance on cost, we will offer induce-
nent5 which cannot fail TO suit purchasers
We trust by keeping stock OF Goods iBle-
Iioy 20 lone, and an increased endeavoI 10
phase, 10 merit and receive continuation Of
the very liberal ,,airdn age extended US since
our commencement in business, and for
which we beg leave TO fetlrn ouI sincere
thanks.
Very respectfully.
Go1pRIcH, BUCHANAN Beavers.
April l5, 1852.
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EentlemeD's Wear.
HH NMF@Sn

"A A LARGE ssor,msnt Of very asae
81 Hats, which we are offering much
iieapeF iAan such an article has ever oeeh
a,red here before. If YOU want an extra
rticie, lates, style, Tor iiitle money, JAst can
yer on the cool side OF Town.
July 10 S. M. & W. d. EWING.
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eTsOYECE
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
WISH 10 sell the very eligible
&S and desirable House and E-ot
sEss2s1 where | now liye-belng the
place fol meFly occupied by MIR. B. |. Russell
in the heishborhood of The site OF me Old
Cumbe1 land Church. A neVer-iailInS wen
of exec Ient waller is in lew yards of me
house Persons wishing to purchase ~'uiu
dowell 10 give me call IS me properly -
offered low, with the payments fasy. Fos
terms atplY 10 SAM Ell u. doFh.
July R9, 1921
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Cloths.
..sgnr and Coffee

q NJ As GOOD an arucie, as can be
found IN Fay e'tevllle. and as cheap
as any one can afford 10 sell.
Jan. % J. l.. THOMSON.
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June 10, IS52-Iy
AS COST.
GROCERY BUSINESS.

GROCERY BUSINESS.
E@EA Into IL again! | have a .
go heavy stock Ct Ems
Blown Crushed and Loaf Sugar;
government Java Coffee;
Extra Good Rio Golfer;
Extra Fine Golden SyruPj
Re5olled Alolasses,
Barrel Salt;
Fine Sack salt;
Coarse Sack Salt;
Castings;
Nails, sc. Be.
All Of which will be sold al reduoed prices
for cash. For money in hand, | will sell
IRON, BY the quantity. at Nashville pri-
ces, with carriage! The same old
price on time
J JuneeI0. 1852. SHAPARD.
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A Piano Forte for Sale.

A Piano Forte for Sale.
x.ezz7s THE undersigned will sell bis
HTTTl FINE Piano, at the low price Of
$500 c ASH. Ii was made by Bacon & Ra1
ven, of New York, and can DOT be beat in
briIiiancy and sweetness Of tone. The orig
inal COST wa. $500. Come and look al il,
and will let you listen to harmonies, thaI
can only be produced on good instruments
WILLIAM WATERMAN,
Teacher OF Music.
/ Fayetteville. July Is. 1885
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!, The subscriber also has an Intifmary in The
civ of Nashville. on the corner Of Vlue and
DeniutD5rat,. streets. fot the reception and
accommodation If nvaiids wishing To come
under ms iulmedjat. and personal care, He
will. moreover, cure The following diseases:
Dyspepsia, Ulcers, Colds, Coughs, Caaceis,
Piles, Sore -Eyes. ScIofua, Diseases OF the
Skin, Diarrhpa. Gravel. and Asthma. Fe-
males suffering from irregu IA rites, nervous
ness and debility can be permanently cured.
Diseases Of al Pc duLtAR character guarantee
10 remoTe. IN a lew DAYS, wAteut offensive CT
deleterious rhedirinfs. lhya'lds from any
secton df',he county. by addressing a letter,
(post batdl stating The symptoms If their dis
eases, and enclosing fee of a, least from SIS
to So. as compensation fot trouble. SC, can
have medicine and foil dIfeclion forwarded
TO them, in any " aY they may direct.
J. MITCHELL.
Indian Botanic Doctor; Office, Market street.
three doors from the Pubic Sqoare, sign OF
the Indian, NASH FILLE. Tenn
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cured by thd use Of this Extract ahd I5IHt'-'
Purifier, DUNG the N discovery. demonstrates
lhis.fact. Not oniy recent acute. chrome, or
1ilammatofy cases. bur old chronic cases Of
ten, twenty. and even forty years standing.
when they had ho, only med every other IN
ternsl aud external remedy Of Which they
could hear, but al great expense had visited
the various wafring PLACES without obiaintag
reief-some who were reduced TO the re
skeleton their flesh without and limbs pay
alysed: these have been permanently eu'ep,
are now ENJOYING excellent health. are able
to fdllow Their former avocat'oas wjlh their
usual aglliy-fTom the use Of these medI
clnes. These hcts are fully subsIaniiased by
published testimony thu cannjt be gam
sayed: but can Se youchpti Tor BIZ thousands.
Also, MIFCHEIL-S EmGi:an DiaY-
rIauAia Cordial and CosasEl Drops stand
unrlI aled IN curing pulmonary diseases ANY
affecsIon of the Lungs, AS Coughs, Colds.
SC, land everything Of the nature Of Dlar,
rhGi by the use of the Di lrhGs Cordial can
be SPEEDILY stopped, whet her chronic or acute
losgIor short Standing. To be had OF q. H.
MCKENZIE, Faysus vile. Tenn.
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FZOeEa..
The Subscribe

~ EEPS CONSTANTLY on hand al his
IN OH stand, at the Tan Yard. an excel
Ient supply Of BOOTS and SHOES, HAIR
NESS and SADDLES of all kinds; together
with SOLE, UPPER, HARNESS and
SADDLE LEATHER, OF superior quail
i,v; all Of which will be sold Low for cash.
pr exch anged Tor barter.
Aprtl /. 1883 JAMES H. COBB.
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Special Notice to The Aslietcd.
MI IOd ELLIS AWHkH u
Rheumatic Extract
and BLOOD Pufi6er I;

a certain Cufe Tor edhef IN
hammaiory, ChrpnlG or
Acute RHEUMArhsM, Nku ;
RAtGIa, and Gour- This
valuable remedy Stahds
without a rival ia lhe MS
tory OF discoveries 30 'his
,or any other county, IN
those Pa'niui ana
paralys sing diseases IN iheir
various forms Inc vast
humber who have been
~
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Staple and Famcy.:Goods.

cssss, A FULL supply, of every v briefly
a3 quality. and price C,pme and see.
- Jan. 20. J. l.. THOMSON.
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This esrIp contains no Opium, Cdtomelj or
any mineral whatever but is composed entirely
of those Roots; Herbs, and vegetable substan-
ccs which have Il specific influence Upon the
Lung1, and their connected organs. Its innlc-
di1tc effect is to allay all irritation; and gently
remove tho phiegm and other morbid secretions
from the Throat and ar-passages; thus releiv-
ing the Cough, by Subduing The Inflammation and
other causes which give to it, II also stimulates
and imparts healthy tone to the Lungs them
selves, thereby enabling them more thoroughly
to remove from the blood those impurities and
diseased particles which, ir retained, do so
much mischief in the system, and lay the foun-
dation for iacurable NSUMPTIoN. 1t also
eyerts a decided action upon the skin, and as.
sists nature in cxpelling, through the EIhalents,
| much Of that morbid matter which would other
wise be thrown back upon the Lungs, thus re-.
licying them of part Of their work, and rem.
dcrng the system pure and healthy. When
tubcrcucs are forming, it checks their develop
ment and further progress or If liberation has
taken place it assists the Lungs in throwing of
tho corrupted matter, soothes the irritation,
heals the liberated cavities, and restores them
again to healthy action. This Medicine, there
fore, Is not palliative merely, which only re-
lieves for the time being, but is thorough eura-
tive as il strikes at the very root OF the disease,
and by removing it removes at once all its rs.
mote and attendant consequences. This is its
distinguishing ehdracteristie-a property pos
scsscd, in equal power, by no other medicine
of like nature NOW befiore Tho public,