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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-24
NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS
A l.. LARPENTEUR has just received, and is daily
best selected stock of ~

DRY GOODS
ever brought to this Market which he is prepared IN sol,
at prices which cannot fail to suit purchasers Uoyng
taken great care in the selection his stock the minis
can rely on finding every thing in his line of the Lct
quality. The ladies win find In the following lis, CON-
prisns but small portion Of stocks ;ariety Of att
cles for their use, such "
VIA TER NNETS:
satns and Dress Veivets large and beautiful
French Mernos, plain and figured: Winter
It'S OF superior quality; de LANES of every st,o
onsa; iad:e,' Wiuter sloves; Cacoes, OIL plain. and
,ie:; Hosiery, cotton. woolen &c; Curtain Damast
''eFe"t eo'rrS and qualities.
Carpetins, and Oil cloths,
,aip.t rugs, etc., large and beautiful assortno,,
III, Va" sIeat care from the best manufacturers nnd
WIN W oIu a' shiaii advance OH eastern prices
Cio'hs, Cassimeres and vestinrs.
Hats and Caps, latest styles; Gloves and mi,,or ,
sistnS OF Kid. Buck, cashmere, etc.. Boots ami Sh
men aM boys; ladies' and misses boots and shoes I,r
and varied assortment. 'arse
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
mfge variety and of superior quality which will be sold
very low persons wishing ready made clo,ipg viii a.,
we'll 10 call anu examine stock before purchasing
We viii continue to receive additions to our present
by every arrival from below, the close of nav
gao when We can boast complete an assortment for
he winter trade as any establishment above st. Louis
A. L. LARPENrEUR.
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Dissolution,

Dissolution.
iE co-partnership heretofore existing under the name
L and firm of Dickson Co., Is dissolved by mutual
consent Moses Dickson has the debts, and wish
tnose owing him to call and settle, and those having
ILLS against him to present them.
MOSES DICKSON,
NELSON RUNNEIDS.
st. Paul, Dec. 5, 1853. Is-3t
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NEIHAUS & BROTHER

Have brought into the market as fine and fosbr,, =
stock OF seasonable dressing and furnishing rs.I a
could be purchased in the Eastern cities They resuec,
Iuy ask mat gentlemen will call and examine their eI
CANT Cloths Cassnieres, Vestings, &C., before trading
elsewhere; satisfied that in reference the articles
le, Their prices and their fashionable styles of cuttr
anu making up garments, they can suit and fit all custom
~
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A Little Left Yet.
200 bbs Extra Flour, % b.ls Mess Park
oo S'Ch> heat Flour; 100 bush. White BraIlS
n''o s'rS h'st Dairy Butter; 20 bills DTi~i Apples;
o Mus q sugar; 10 do b AMI sugar;
% bbls kendaliS Butter Crackers
And teT Other articles all of which we wi s To close
ont as soon possible, to wind up business for the
Se'aei' ). f. III RBANk.
. - Wharf Boat, Upper Landing.
Nov 10. 1S53-1Oif
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS

history OF ne Gracfenbery Vegetable Puis-psrfec.
non ne result Of undivided attention.
me inventor Of these Pills. posscssu. long an, Int,
mate &C lainancc with the human system snJ i.,
,,;t ieeInPS TO which medical men usually RESORT
ni,lt,h now !" prepare PILL which would act in
VIVID thr great laws Of Nature and e.prI ,s.a.s.
w''Vut dolIS Violence TO the SYSTEM
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

From the commoncst kind Kcntuck Spanish up to the
Bts highly favored 'lIaherao, and from oldfashoned
swis' 10 the most delicate and sweet-scented modern
preparation OF the swcc for aticative purposes; also,
every other preparation to which the tobacco plant Is
subjected, for smoking chewing and Snuffng.
wish to impress upon Minnesota customers, that
whatever celebrity attached to Cigars and Tobacco
St. Louisiana those who have papers' that
city will agree 1t Is not littehas been transported
here. The articles Of the quality those sold in
that Market AMI what Is Importance, are offered
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K. H. MILLER g. co
"Hol EsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
China, Glass, and Eothenw1re
81 Main street, between Ches,nu, and Pin.
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
hNI 10" III store and arriving for Fall SaIcs ,p,
IL AMI complete stock goods in their linz i .i
mo'lating terms. f SV"e'aiS Oh ACCOM-
i'e s"s have been earthly selected with rc,crcnc
!" me western Trade, and their long ex,,crcnre IN ,'
business ustes them In sayiag tina, Dealers can he ,yn
cu AT ihcir establishment as good terms A, a any H.
Tie western couniry. - 80 my III
+ A X T II EN- WARE.
Blue Edged. DIpt, Painted, Agate, Prin,e paint,
~, and Mulberry Printed Flown BInc an,
Muoetry, Canton Blue, Fancy Lustre and Japai.i and
CHINA,
Enamelle, Iusre, White, Blue and Lus,re Fiup,ed an,
GLASS WARE:
Pressed, Pain, Cut AMI CooreI. OF America, r,
ties and styles. ' ''e'i 'artc"
french China Of every description, Plain WAIT. c,.
ana decoraed Imported direct from he c "ht
Paris, at very low prices. "e'oNes ot
brndnnid Udreof all kinds. Looking Closs.. wat.
English 7. d. Pipes, American Pine ueaa.s
ways hand. " 'o' country trn'e, al
eory merchants are respectfully solicited 10 -. -
eA''ne our stock before purchasing eIsewher. -'
A. ,r, ., we can o'1er complete assortment Of eouts
in r. la; e"s as low As they can be bought else where
r. II. MILLER & CO..
- Main street.
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FRESH ARRIVAL,

FRESH ARRIVAL.
lust RECEIVED by steamer Nominee, direct from
u Nev FORK:
10 casks Old Cognac, Champagne and Segnetse
Brandcs;
80 coz. bottles &C g Vintage 1903
30 GO old Pompilino Sherry;
70 " " Juno Madeira;
10 g g Yrarte Sherry;
70 y s. old London Porter--qrts. and pts.
70 I" - -" Scotch Ale dos
10 IS g Philadelphia Ale do
20 Baskets bests liedseick Champagne;
~ Grape Leaf do;
~ Ducal Grape do
1O Lion d.;
- Cases g 81. Julian Clarct;
10 6 st. Emilion;
~ Muscat Wine.
Also, large assortment of all kinds liquors OH draft
tdTdnted pure consisting in part of Holland and Rose
tin, Irish, Sotcb and American Whskcy Cherry Bran
dy, Sherry, Madeira, Porte and Sauerne Wine, which will
bs sold extremely low for Cash, at
W. y. PERSONS,
st. Anthony street, ST. Paul.
600 bbS extra and supcr,ne Flour 80 bbls Mess Pork
2oO0 lbs leaf lard, Just received and for sale by
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'SL RECEIVED, large stock Of common rea -eets
- site, large quantity OF yellowsware at the
-. Paul China and Glassware stare.
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II Is beyond all question true that the Communities,
lphthisic punionaris) Durable DISEASE. some Of
the aGeSt, medical writer's assert this among whom, We
may cite the celebrated Of Lance, Andra Cn.,u
er. Stokes and Williams. Their researches as well A.
the more recent ones of Royce and that 10
from pulmonary tuberce being necessarily fatal Il IN ann
taneosy cured by nature in Of cases. evan
when large ulcers have been formed the iunSs,
The great object Is to the progress OF the ucers
Tor tuberces upon the lungs, and heal them perms
nently. Health will then follow. This the Graeienberx
Cosunpt'e Baim VIII do, and 1t Is believed Be the
only remedy discovered. 1t acts at once upop m.
tbercles and Invariably arrests their progress ami restore.
the lungs to so'ness 1t will not course replace tbos
portions of the lungs already Consumed, but II will he.,
what mag BE- left; leaving the ndfv In health thong
II may be with diminished lungs.
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Last but not Least.

KLNNAND NOUCNO, NOC IIdVIIig CIC
- fear OF competition before his eyes, would respect
fully Inform his old friends and the public generally
he has opened fresh and well selected stock Of
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SEAL PRESSES

SEAL PRESSES,
III undersigned are agents for Rogers & Bros Sale
PRESSES and will deliver the same at manufacturers
prices Specimens to be at the Express Office Of
olt1 BURBANK & co.
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THE GRAEFENBERG EYE-IOr,oy

For disorders OF the eye lotion has no caua II h
pounded upon the most scientific principles, and has ner
formed exiTaoriintr For violent inramo zion H.
IS AMI failing 81 the sight, weakness Of the ewes,
y weeping, foreign substances I'm the eyes, etc., II in
u positive and speedy cure.
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DIR. LIBBY'S CELEBRATED PILE oil

DIR. LIBBY'S CELEBRATED PILE OINTMENT
As prepared for the Graefcnbcrg Company, and bearing
tne seal q" that institution. None genuine unless II has
the seal of the company.
CURE IS WARRANTED
This Is sufficient argument to iDluce every person suf
fcrg under this disease try It. The money VIII he i'm
meateiy refunded IL does result from its use
according to directions. ~
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GRAEFENEERG HEALTH sIrrrRs

GhAEFENEERti HEALTH BITrERs.
Entirely Jegefablc.
HkiiiioI!y AMI elegantly PREPARED by tho ,.,a.,o,,
, i l'in humber Of most purifying, uytcoratiny
a.; helis ROOTS, BARKS, HERBS and vines ra,b,rci
III .ne Forests and praies of America, Sold Inv
W ulCHCON, ST. Paul, and J, H. Srryr\ L T.
co., ST. Anthony Falls. " "ir-' IN =" q
September !. 1852.
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HO! Wasfl.fa.dO!!
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING

consisting OF caSlinercs, dclaines, apacas. prints fan
Cloths. etc.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING

every article I'm the gentlemen's furnishing line ta,
My DC called for. Store and shop GU Third be,,yer
Office. ''' 0Pfo''te SuuSe lanlDerts
NEIHACS & HROTUER
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Meat Market Removed.
The Outer Man.
OLD POLONIUS, Lord Cb,uhor,,;,

10 liautns, King Of Denmark, talked s,nse ,hon
m uus expressed himself in advice to his SON ,,
Cation In France Oo' u nilsh his edu-
Costly thy habit as thy purse can bur
But not expressed In fancy; na,t I'M, no, u,
For the apparel oft prociaims the ."an',, s"uoS'
fee'ihs deeply impressed with the opinion t,,., -,
Of ST. Paul. old and young intend, the comn .e gents
act upon this wholesome admonition, e Winter, 10
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A GREAT supply of the finest Stationery direct from
IN New York, and sold at low prices at
COMBS Bookstore.
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FALL e. W INTER-
G GID GID e p g3 @

[ GooDRIdH b BEAVERS. are e~
NJ now receiving and opening. So
direct from Nav York ard Phila- x
delphia, one of the largest aud most desirable
stocks OF Fall and ~ i Ester Goods, they
have ever had the pleasure of offering to the
Trade. For this Stock tbaE beg leave to ask OF
their friends and custone1s. a close exmnina-
ton, feeling confident that they viii be pleased
both as to price and quality of their Goods. In
a few DAYS, their entire Stock viii be in Store,
when they will again appear in q more extend
ed advertisement.
The usual ss;srter of he country taken IN
exchange for Goods at thehfghes- market price.
. GOODRICH & Beavers
sept %, 1853.
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Miniatures.
MIAIdLEEtS.
ESR0M the solicitations Of some who 81

TyROM the solicitations Of some who 50
1 IL Are wishing TO have Miniatures -
lItake1, | have concluded to remain in xE
.Fayete,aHs for few DAYS. Ny stay viii be
Shorthand all those wishing Iikenesses OF
them selves OF friends. will do well to call i'm
.madiatelv. When we reflect on the havoc
that disease is making among our friends, it
becomes an object with 4sto secure at least the
form Of the loved ono er4 death has taken them
frPHa bar gaze forever
III would be UNNECESSARY for me to say any
thing with regard to the style Of my work, Of
tins a are acquaipteF suffice it 10 say, that 10
ribtur4 viii be allow II ID leave my room IN
less it be perfect lken ess
Rooms in the west end new brick, on the
south side of the Squire, second story.
Std % J. b, Hill.
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The Vicksburg Sentinel brings the
following melancholy story:
4 Ply Of Funerals LAST S unday
was a sad, sad day for Vicksb arg
Two hearses were running all. day,
from earliest dawn until s or 9 O.
clock at might, with dead, followed
by weeping friends. We watched by
the sick bed ola friend on Saturday
night, and ever and anon he wailing
of some widowed heart Won Id break
upon the Stiffness of the dull atmos-
phere, which hung like lead over the
city; and again the hurry ing steps
of the messenger for medica aid, and
the Hurried galIop Of the physicians
horse were heard, and all was still
and silent. Death seemed to throw
all its weight upon the city, crushing
its We ~ life out.
The physicians we understand, at. I
tribute the extreme mortality of the
-wenty-lopr' hours ending at u o.
clock on Sunday night, TO THE heavy,
lamp atmosphere which Prevailed for
NO or three DAYS previous. BE the
'ause what it may, It was lay not
ioon to be forgotten; a day whe
leath made prints uponAthe Hearts of
ONE Of. our people that time cannot
year ont
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Fayetteville Observer
Free Of Postage in Lincoln County
THURSDAY, SEPT. 80. 1850.
Goa4i0aicss l85f.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES coUyTy.

tS9 We are authorized to announce Col
Das ia = Hobbs, candidate for Sheriff
o. i..ngoiA equity Al the March election, 1854
~ e aIf aptllonzed 10 announce little
Derry 4. { Ole. candidate for Sheriff Of
L'is2il coilffE- At the March election 1854
=. ~ " are authorized 70 announce John
SOTO ", q oapfidate for Sheriff of Lin
coin county. At the lIareb election 1874
sUFs We are au.b6rizal Il, o,,,,oi,r,ee Tos
p. eirEzzatss. ,sn,iilate for SLar;fr of
Lincoln county,. Al the Narcb elact;op '1g54
lEl4fe ara authorized to announce wiley
~. Aiex;sHs aeT a candidate for Sheriff Of
Lincoln colutlv. II the Rfar.b' election 1s54
~ We arE Authorized 70 announce Major
@a~. VI Biamfks.a candidate for re-electioDi
to the office If Sheriff of Lneo.n county. at
ne u arch eiettlon 1854
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II lgss th4n two weeks this body
vii be in sessi On. We SID 4 keep cur
eaders fully advised of i 5 transae-
tions Besides, we Shall 4 oH tinue to
give fall report from the don mercial
world, , absiract Of neWf from all
points Of tile compass, % casional
d oses ii politics, together Y ith the
Cream 4 the best Literary Pabllca-
fns Of ne day etc. etc Reader,
II BENTON these facts TO 20 qr neigh
Der, show him the 0d0e-od b, and IL
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ne - .Ecass

Board per year, with lpdging. d. -. .S1b6
do do without lodging .1tA
Nan and borse PER ight..... .......
Man per day. ..-.... ....... u i
Single S.sct. ------.. ---...- .......E +
Meais sert To rooms extra chal re Sel44r
AMI children bali Tr.c4. Hors Kept q; iEiFf
prices Baggage c5Avet ed 20 and lr9n .ht PEI
free of charge s. n. & II y. WHITE
Sent 22--6,a
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FROM Persons ReIieYeLd.

Ills sweet the rich perfume to prove.
As by the deTy bush you rove;
lis sweet d dare the tangled fence,
10 Gull thefihid beauty thence;
To wipe With tender hands away
The tears flat On its bushes lay;
Then to the bosom of the free and fait
Dromgoole'4 F3itters in triumph bear
Go ask Yon Girl Of sweet sixteen,
With cheeks % rosy and eyes so keen
What cured that palpitating heart?
DTomgoole 's Bitters performed the greater part
CD ask yoh husbands lovely wife,
What eur Pd her at the turn of lifeP
She answers, sweet, pleasant, and with ease,
"DromgooFes Bitters gave me perfect dase.g
For sale in Fayetteville, by Diemer s. Ham p
ton, and AFcEIIfoy and Mckinney; in Lewis
burg, by J d Jones. T.
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gravel Sfriciures.


and all diseases Of the genital organs ara
thoroughly understood and successful " treated
by DR.. NJ
To those who may doubt the Doctors ski
in the healing art, he would respectfully pro-
pose that they bring forward case of any of
the above named diseases. (the worst that tbev
can conveniently fnd) and pledge themselves
( 10 see that directions are strictly followed for
Reasonable time; DR. VI. will then give his oh
legations 10 furnish such medicines as NAV he
1 necessary aud in such quantities from time 10
time as tie case may re4uirci and. until cure
shall be elected positively no fee VIII be re-
ceived arlif 10 reAef Be o5tq1lst fran Ire 'l.e
II the me IL mes ciiugs lrtatsT iciH be NC 2
to'. alUiss pr iaelic'ass.
The at entfon of masters and owners Of ser
wants IS PARTICULARLY invited to the above
Those hating servants afflicted with Srefs'I.
G-ars7, Stiffness or soreness Of the limbs and
joints. wot It'd find IL to their advantage to con
suit Dr. VI His trea3mentis mild and in 30
cases willIit be necessary to lose time while
using tho Medicines
Charges reasonable 4
Resp ctfplly, ANTI HUMBUG.
All com munications from persons at dis
lance, post paid, inclosing five dollars viii BE-
promptly blended to.
Office on pr Mutual Protection Insurance Of
ice, Csdae H. near Post 0fice, Nashville, Tenn
July a. lS53.--6m
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IIoolr

rao4 e Il subs eri5ors Wild wish to
cancel their indebtedness with lqood,
will please bring ii along. 4sb and
Il E5yt prqferred. We viii lake any
amount. IN Payment OF subscription.
We an npR ready To receive It. II
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NASHVILLE. NdF 81 Iol-F.
his Is td cfrufT that have used Dr. Mitch
ellis Blood Purifier in case Of Teis.y
Jtlnbce, III tvlich it made perfect crrre. af-
ter using medicine FROM othe- PAvsician4 10
10 purpose Ny case was a very bal one in
which / suffered some two months before. ,rv-
ing Dr. Mitchenb Blood Purifier. 7 wohlI
recommend it to all, particularly in case Of
jauHdice. | believe it TO be the hest fledfeiae
for all diseases Of the Stomach and Liver dat
/ have ever taken.
~ PIT H..
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Very Respectfully.
:. B. OATMA%.
SecrstSrvIin Sloan's Marble Flctprs


S5CTH : ksHvuLE, june y, 1883
DR. j. MTcHEiL-Sir: Being impressed
Ike many are relative to medicines bearing at y
resemblance TO patents--that they are lor .hs
most part imposition, CT hun bng, was tariv
in forming cqnclusioas fav5r.bte ;oIvouf4 smell
icines; hut seeing tleir effect on It nextS ddog
neghbor, was induced to- trv them ON a T4sfa
girl being affected with rheumatism i Ief
band and foot. Having tried other Phv3cians
with b. real benefit, used Your Bbot I',b1fy,,
ard RteFniotic EStraf, which had the desired
effect Of satisfactorily cnrirg the gJg, aftor b.
Illness OF several months.
can fecsmfneud If 20 the afflicted as AIMED
ielne worthy the highest praise AID at ieIsi tlr
TIE above diseases 70 imposition.
Respectfully,
W. H WILKINSON.
Constable Of Och District
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|F0RT 1EW "a n
Hardware, Cutlery, Ssfscesis and
Glass Ware very large and well as
EsTRAY-- LINCOLN COUNTY

"AKEN up by Jacob Broyles, In ciril dis
Il trict No. II. one Horse l.t7e, Of dark
brown color. little yellow around the mouth,
name and tail hive been trimmed appears to
have been WORKED. supposed to be about three
years old Valued At $40.
sept % y. q. WALLACE, Ranger.
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CONE AT LAS 7.

nUR Hearse has come. and re are now
" ready to attend any calls that may be
made for BuriaIs in any part Of the county.
Wanted. 1000 lbs. Feathers. for which
we will give tho customary Ilrfe in CHOICE
FurtlassFe. at our ware -foaE q, north east
corner OF the Square. FavetFeyJl7
ia s. KNpTT & co.
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Important 10 Shareholders.

hR. MORRIS having permanently located
- in NASHVILLE, respectfully tenders his
services TO the suffering Filbie. Scref4Ea, W
GERS, Can1ers, litter aeI Rig H0sBas, treated in
a scientific manner Medicines gentle, SUIT ac-
tive and effective. their use being attended
with no unpleasant consequences whatever, re-
qui.ing 70 restriction Or hindrance from or,l;-
nary business pursuits. lie wishes it Under
stood that he has settled in vour midst, -
for the purpose Of hunibuggiug or i'm posing
upon you, but to reiie eve those who NAV be sui
fering with diseases which are destroy ing by
pleeemeal many Of Your deserving ard uscf,I
,;+-,,,s
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Is e b The very thou sAt chin, the
mario ". We understand tina. Cd
last + friday morning, bis belligerent
prlIst 5 were seen in exposed situa-
flOin rHs and he was taking dr. ught Of
The life blood of vegetation.
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-. c E9g ssEeslN,
4 IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
China, CLASS and QueenSware,
50 MIAa si5e P.15le Spare,
ShSf,yEsFP FEM.

II s.i " 4 T, ~s s5s q " !s.s =
Fancy Dirne1 Tea. Desert and Tete-a-
tet4Sesis; FaIIcy Toilet Bottles, Ocean -
ter9 Put Boxes, 60bIeFs. Pitchers. Vases. COT
fee HCaTs, JeYelry Boxes, Candlestic4gs. Gard
I}a1Efet Ink Stands, Mpgt Paper Weight
TOY Sets, Sslvered Bowls, Goblets. and Sail
Stahds. with q great variety Of other fancy
arriEles; together with gilt and white ChiUa
Gld.s Soc, yellow SID common Wares. 81
a iCh.ch arc oie-ed bs wholesale or retail. 81
as Reasonable teglas a8 any house il the vast
NoK IS the lime TO fIlv wares cheap rs ,ley
areHdvancing. [SaFs % ] J. c. pARDEN-
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Trg ThEnl
Wo Invite attention 10 the cjrculaI

Wo Invite attentIoh 70 The clrcnIaP
Of Ira Is s cd 4aaqs, Of Shelby
vile, in another column. In a pr1
yafe node. they assure Us they viii
mike It 10 tie ia terest Of our farmE
cr5 lo konsisn Cotton to them. \
Thev w:h make liberal cash advan,
c4. then ihf9rH Us, On Cotton en-.
Trusted 0 tbem, a4dsbip to any mar
let de= red. making no charge fol
.receivin8 and forwarding in Shelby
vile.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-29

: SHrtBYvILLE, Sept 2oth, 195 B.
DEAR SIR:-Relerring to the above lard we
beg leave to call your attention to the fact that
we will the present season, purchase Cotton, or
make liberal cash advances on Cotton or other
Produce Intended for shipment, either I'd Nash
vile, New Orleans, or any other market
We keen cqrsstaPtly on hand a large 1lock Of
Groceries which we are selling at Ns shville
prices, carriage added.
RepectEully soliciting your business,
We are Your obi. Servants,
ENANS& CUMMINGS
Shelbyville, Tenn, sept. %, 1873.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-29
Examination

The Exai nination of Miss Betty
EWi1s'y School, will take place next
at the Meth odist Church.
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