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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-16
ESes.<. AND be Convinced!
Vote. from the Ministry!

From the Rev. s. s Moody, who is so vel
and iaVorabiy known, Throughout. Tbnnesse
and Ala0aln1:
SHIIEyvILLE, Jan / b, 1863.
Dr. j. ~ Dn9m5o0'e, Ny Der .Sir-
The bottle Of Eye Waser, which b rch asod
of you some time since, has cured my Eyes
completely. Il is decidedly the most speedy
and eifectual preparation Of Eye Water which
have ever u4ed. If it viii benefit You, or
cause others to be relieved who ere similarly
Affected, | consciehtious.y recommend YOUR
as worthy tie entire coafiduce am,
tlFrooafIop Of al who are suffering 'sith any.
or-a OF Sore Eyes Yours tralv,
s S. MOODY.
For sale BY Diemer & Hamnton ana NIGEL
by & Mckinney.
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NOTICE

prs ance Of an order of the Circuft Coul
< Tor Lincoln county. Tennessee, at it's Mare
Tenn, lS13, | will, on the frs. Monday o: Jul
next, ode1 for sale TO the highest bidder e.
cash. the ALLOWING traits of Lind. or So rauc
thereof al VIII sa-srf the S he ard Copnt,
taxes for be year 1854 thereo assessed. an,
thf costs fEd charges on the kaIne; The sam
being due hnd unpaid, 10 Wit:
J.. l. C1ivert, ore tract of lind. $50 acres
lying IN citii district No. II. Valued ar $3.50
taxes o24 d5lts, coiiec.t,'s fsslSI. cierI's ~
81 so, pin tiers fee 81 .I50.
v ooden LopF oo3, ODE tr.+c4 Of lard, $50
acres, lyirg in civil district 10. II. va!u.d Il
$3.50. tax 735 cents. ctll.c+o-,l fee 81 ela-l .
fee 81 so, printers fee 81 so
BeIlani1 Beggeriy, ore tract Of land. 400
acreS, wing IN civil district No. 49, valued at
$500 taxes ~ cents. collectors fee 81. CLERKS
fee 81 so, r;nter,s fee 81 80.
Charies feathcock, one tract Of lard loo
acres, lvingEn civil district MOI 10. valued ~
Sl5t' taxes Bl! cents, collector fee s., clerks
fee 81 SO. Tfinter's fee g so
hiram PeiOys, ore tract Of land, 10000 acres
lying.in civil district No 2l val led at $500
taxes 50 25 collectors fee 81. cl.rS's fee
81 90, print rS fee 81 50.
Widow Rdutt one tradt of laid. 200 acres
lying in civil district No 81. valued At $3.50
taxes l524 eel BITS, rollectors fee 81. clerks f.e
ii so, printcF's fee 81 80.
William Smith, one trad. Of land leo ae-oS
ylhss IN civil district No 81, valued AZ $3.50,
axes 524 cents. collectors fee 81 elerlz'; go
Il so printer Is Zee 81 sol
john T Sn le.l's heirs, one tract Of land, 49,
ores. living il civil dis+rikt No. H. valued ~
100, taxes q cents. COLLECTORS feb x1 clerks
ee 81 so, pr tiers fee 81 90
Arthur T. Woolarl. one tract of lqrd 5GOn
eres, valued at $3.50. III diril dilsricf.No -
lxes So GA. collectors lee u cl.rl,s f,e
l 80, prinfer'k fee 81 80.
John T. Wvthof. ore trhct of LAM 50rn
res N ciIli District No. "a, valued al $3.50
Xes 50 62}, collectors f4e 81. clerks Zee
So. printers fee II so. {,
JOHN T. MOILOW.
May 70. T'.r CoHs tor.
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The Maine Law in Massa ehasftts.


we cory the following from
New Hampshire paper the De mo
cratic Republican for the purHos'
Of showing our readers in this State
tie manner in which the Maine lav
is regarded in tie New Engl4nt
States which have adopted Il:
AN attempt is being made in
Massachusetts to amend the present
liqaor law of that state. oh Friday
last the committee to which he Sub
iect had been referred, reported to
tie House of~Representative$, bill
materially amending the old ] I,w. 1t
aln9liorates in no particular the Sc
FeHtie ) ofthe existing law, but. on
tie contrary, provides for the more
pFompt and effectual enforcenl emit of
tie present statutes. a war hi ahd
animated discussion is anticipa tfdl Ie-
f re the new bill is passed. Tile Mi
nority Of he same committee F}corh-
nends the repeal Of the law NJ oF IN
existewe Thus FAR The law hab not
been, aud probably cannot be q llhct y
alll- enforced and in one view, a
ms lisre girled and 'tramplad upon
i, worse Infinitely worse, TIM ia no
I,w at all, sand legislators cam bot he
!oa careful nor hesitate too ldng in.
a'riciing laws that are repugmnt tp
tie feelings and judgment Of largo
Of he citizens Of Il sta te 4
THIS leg isiating OH Strictly moral
questions shazartous in the ext rene,
no it should only be done wi th a
general cbacurience 81 The peolI lie =
rnl never ifnixed up With the olit-f $
cal party questions Of the da y -
Fine viii determine the result in t
Massachusetts, an6 other states; if a |
aora stringent law tImn that known
5 Tie Maine liquor i. called for by
he rampant fanatics. who would if f
key could, move heaven and earth (
. coninei mankind 10 embrace their !
pliiicnl: abolition, free-soil, temper
nee notices.. we think it high time 3
ir sober, rejecting people TO pause
iad look well to the probable result
1 surh flnatical movements. With t
ruth, honesty ard common sense, at ?
Ne helm, the slip will progress on
Or coarse steadilya nd safely; other +
ike.L she nlay take a lee-lurch dis4s- !
.qus 70 her in the extreme. "
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-16

a striking III s ration Of liberali-
ty was exhibited in the Baptist Mis-
sioaarY Convent lob which recently
assemhlei at AllDahy Among the
delegales present, WIS Il venerable
gentleman by the name, Of Thomas,
an 6ll sea-captain, who had grown
wealthy IN the India trade lie first
manifested his liberllity by offering
the use Of liis sons ships for any
missionary work to China, California.
&c. He then, 10 meet certain ex-
penditure, set dowa 500 each for
lis eight sons and sons-in-law. But,
ms this was not enough, when doubts
we're expressed whether 100000
could be raised for missions the pres
ent year, he pledged himsclfto make
up, out of his own purse, whatever
was deficient
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-16

i SsvAExAu. Ga COMPLY only sale
have been lly retail We quote good qua tai
i by the quantity. a. e5@70e % basheli
/ Oats. The demand for It's article is lighI
and we quote romiBelly, q 4o,g45 cea4 Z
bushel
Bacon. There is little inHn:rv foT'this article
AID the SAILS baye been light Ne u ote
shonlteFs a.7l@7l; sides b. S@gAs, and Hams
1eC 13c.
NEw 7qNE 800 Ibis Flour S ate solH at
! Aba &c; Ohsot 62a4 -. ffla; SEQ tble
sou,i4fra i 61@5, nqe-; Whe,1t duiet; 1860
.Fleka Corn la.xea a Gu; Yellow 81, pleuty;
y Aisks, Chic %, quiet; Pork and Beef heavy
NEW ORLEANS, I.A-MarAet quiet. Mess
Pork finn. Is 10a15 20. Raeoh sides TIA
q. L5,ri IN bll. el@92. Fair sugar 81 d3s
Prime 3Io!aS5es -. RIO Coffee 81.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-16

The CaHse-
Capt ". P. UamJl1ss, candi-
da'e for faatrr, designe d visiting
Lincoln, 10 address the / eopIc. on
tbe lIlh. bnt was compelled To de-
fer il I'LL the 18th. Fl" will GO
aronnd with the Tax COLLECTORS and
Willie here in town on the fir>t
Monday Of July.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-16

CI9- II the season IS with Us, when thore
salwayS fnnch sickness among children, caused
by suldess colds, ii msv rot he arniss for us to
mention t }}af the new medicine, AYERS Cherry
P4ceoral.'' attracting 50 much Of the public
notice for thF cure of serious lug complaints,
is. when u Fel il slnal doses. one Of the very
bef. in the world. for occasional family use
II is simple aid harmless 70. children. as we'll
a very palhtable. We use the article or
SLY IS, and would recommend orr readers to
call on the agents aud get bottle for trial =
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ExrRAoRbIy,RY PRoDucrloN

EXFRAoRpiNsEY PRoDUcrloN. =
III Il editor Of the baGrange Reporter
while on Il visit to Griffin few DAYS
since. saw some very extraordinary
productions of the animal creation,
wlicl he thus describes:
81 witnessed to da, a remarkable
Size, as follows: amammoth Mule,
Henry Clay, 5 years old, 193
hards higa. weighing 1900 lbs; the
madel llqe. Sam Houston. 2 years
anh 6 m9aths oh, weighing 500 lbs;
ana l:'sti3, the wonder Of the world
IN theperson ola k,Fn0 skeleton Negro,
Wade Hampton, 5 feet high, 80 years
oll add weighs only hitty pounas'
Ills il truly the drowning climax Of
allhuman rrolI gie sL'':
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-16
Marrriaces-


IN the Year 1872. there were IA
his county one hundred aud eighty
three marriages. Ttis Gct l'Iainly
,,i,I9;,cts that he superior intclli-
geacb. domestic quili.irs, and beaa-
IL Of the ltlies of I-incqla are known
and appreciatel. Nowadays when
i m5n wishes To secure 10 himself
one Of God FIRST hest Gifts 10 man,
nozzle, gen4rap~, wlol sou! ! wo-
NAH The Involuntary turns his
eyes 70 Ills copnf5; hut II lie misles
simply a fashionable creature E. TIE
hapliwork ii the milIincr. versea Oh
~ in prp c;ised airs and afeetation.
one Who priles herself on knowing
rothingfhat the bead Of household
shoul Ia l{how, he tarns in another d.
rectio IN. 81 may it ever be-
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DIED,

AZ his re8id4rca in this Place, on the Al
ust, Of rls.moarv consumption, S sluFi ]
lsAAcs, n the t;5-A wear ct his age-Hleaviu-
an aifsctioAate 'Afr, 5 small chilar-r, tog.tl =
VIII mary fEiei1s, ID la1ne,lt he irrei{lraH
+ loss. The deceased Vas lorHin MONTGOMERY
! Ala, on the ;Blst Of DEC, 1877.
II early III. he b4eo.ae a citizen of thi.
comfy. In 1871, he was married to la.ir OF
this town, NJ Is Amanda Robertson. Asa nus
band an.l f4th.r, be was afteetionate and kind
--as friend, generous ard beloyed-4s citi-
zen y, es'eaned fiid res ree,ed.
- ''SIe.'71, N Z, I nan NJ s.Fie' n'oF'tl'F'
'i.!' t,''i q It'll .is . q-.itf}l, az eas'
realities come II y!er-. IN c.iE v,rsatieo vtb a
.fricrd. he sid kc.fI Is q s .-oa5 eol otrG,I
5lop13f and tTyIl 5, aileJ toIb. c..r.a;7 ai1,,f
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-16

VINEYARDS IN FLoa IDA.-A cores
pondent of the Apal achicol:l Adver-
User advocates tho planting of vine
yar1sin the Statefor he production Of
of wine,for which the Soil and climate
are both favorable. lie says inc.
dried figs, and r;,isins can be pro-
duced in abundance here. :
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100000
EN p az E|ME GNH-
GopdS at Reduced Prices.
VI, D. Il S. Ii. EWING.

F''0le't'e cnF Hetf7 IerIers ID Foreign and
! Domestic. Dry Goo.le
tIEYl are row in receipt df large arc
Il Wei delscted sock Of Snring and San-
mer Dry Goods, Hardware. OaceHswara etc
which We ate otferi,lg At ex tremelv Cow prizes
either by Wholesale 5f stMl. Ca!iapl exam
Iine our stock before purchasing eIsew here: we
viii sell bargains and no mistake We had
SOLD oft o,lce ard dyertised so. bat the nurcba-
sers backed ont Thu Goods are now onrs and
we are detdamped to sell them.
Oh. won lucky men, who are fless.l with
lew dim Fl cofne ard rig u" st Ewiug's.,
TO THE LADIES.
Your 8ttd1 ton IS called 10 orr fine an,l ve1l
assorted stock q Dress Goods, Bonnets, Shods.
etr, etc Which are going II mall advances
on cost. Call soon or you viii los. h l,brqaih
W. D. d S. NJ. EWING.
April q, 1858.
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Business In TnIIa,,nmaI

ON the 2Oth instant, intend beirg il
~ Tuilahosna. with limited stock o
Groceries. ard 81 Cd other articles as vii
meet the demands of tho adjoining country
and improvements Of the new town.
Nv determination is to be ready on the alFi-
val of the cars. 20 OMEN with tn and genera
oss771z9est; and shall lie prepared ID furnish 1ht
tradc wish every thing IN nv liie, OH the anps
literal Terms, az Nashville prices.
J. GRIZZARD.I
Nashville, Sept, 23-tf.
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COM AT LAST.

HUR Escas%c haF ecma, ard we are row
~ really to attend any calls that may bt
made for EslsrEFslS ii airy part Of ne county
Wanted, 1000 lbs Fe:.sfscrs. for which
We will give the customatv price in choice
EssFiaiiEsrr. a. out wara-roorn. northeast
corner Of the S uare, Fave4teviile
\. B. KNOTT & Co
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-16

NASHVILLE lem EP river IS pare!
navigable for the>Smaliast class of steam boats
= with about 20 inches water on Harpeth Shoals
, Cot tort is almost useless to say anything
in regard to our Cotton Market, which can
scarcely be found with search warrant. We
hear Of the sale Of 4 few bales this week a.
6}@9%c There is on hand for sale the whole
Of 81 bales
Groceries--There is 70 change TO notice in
the Grocery Market, except an advance Of 81
per bH on Flour.
LOUISVILLE, KY-The mark e continues
quietin every respect, and we have 70 notable
changes to make.
4 Flour and Grain-Stocks lisht and we q.o.s
sales Of small lots Of -four at So 9O@4 Extra
brands range higher No Wheat arrivirs g
Cora ranges from 40 to 45c III sael;, Win fair
supplies Ola hand Oats scarce at 32@37e IN
sacks from stores.
Cheese-W esterl Sa8i5c.
Provisions and Llrd-Market very dull,
with retailfsalss of mess pork at SIS. Bacon
from The country SIC for shoulders and SIC
for hams Sales from stores of 43 casks baron !
at 7lac for ribbed sides; 83E@9c for dear
sides, and &c for shoulders 4 sale Of Ia
kegs prime country lard at 9sf from store =
Also a sale Of 10 kegs country.lsrd at Zoe. /
CR,fI.EsToy. s. C.-The-e has haen an &C.
the demand IS the Icotton marie. here, es, e.
eially during the latter part Of the week, ard
,,,' ~ ~ n = ny
49, ia, I'll, 7Hi
s'o Si10 o'o9'iis il's ~ ~ l'''''''e -
t ~ w. :
ne Pc 6 'nf lorD az. Sl''l'@o f'.,- Il
pcriol last year show Gerrccsn
&c re nGn ~ - oc6
,,ala -. H. 1T '''''''
u
MOBILE, ALA.--Ihe demand Tor Cotton n ,
his market mas heen good duT1ga 5 par q III
week, and me sales EN- brace l40U sales.-
frlces nave oeeh very hfrn' ana ridetil5 cot =
'eS at l0G lotc ID. ,-oI c
me reee'p,s Of the week re2ch oareiy | IV'P c
,aies' while the exports have baan 70 Q a 3cd
'alos +
c,vc,xx.r, o., 70 --Tlon--roob ,i4,nana j ]
sales Of 2Soo b9is at s. 699sS IL ior COM com
non ara % FL r ...'I,'s.'s "a 1o
5bpe 5ss' u " B I3S i2@15 HioG. ipo-
y for provisions; with sales Of l.s e. los
co ~ ', a. - f
.iz1A e., - acl = III I.1i,;4 III FL,
1g. w ,6 o', ss,f - ,,i 49, DO i'' '0'' a.
~ "''f s''0 'ia'' 0"fs' az -
BAIT GORE Mp-The sales of Provisions !
lring tho week consist of 100 bbls aie=s Porl,
co hleIs and 10000 los bulk Polk al 90 for 4
houlders; lie for sides, ard - for il ms Al
acka yes i,tluded. e,5o0 los bacon a. So, fo7 g
houlders: St for sfdes.and lOal1c for hams. =
20 Ibis. loSo kees Lard al Sac fodthe former IF
ld l0;o for the LATER x x
D
PETERsRURG, FA.-Bacof- The make.
ontnues qaiet; prices as quoted las week;
shoulders 7@7lc; sides .8l@ei; Viz :
mia l1@lIk e
Cotton--S3n Improvement in the last few Il
lvs and sales to soma extent at log for PRIME
Is; inferior dull S@9- :
Gusno-SapLly better and dsrnahd rnoder-
e; sales at S1ba q a !;
Lard--No change; bbls l0a I'LL; kegs 3
ll2@l2 =
=
RIcHMoyp, NA'7-Bacon--''- de1 8'z@S4' 3
Rutter--Frcsh roll, Is; f4kia 1920 he
H. T.
Heeswax--n6f < 81. icf
Cotton--l1Ea1ltS. q
sat ers-- ]. les e = e on l9r I'VE 'eSe n
7 ,.l,| ,S1h,. 90 - --'00 70 =,
I,s .., s+.mr 1e@1sc d.,na-c, 90
49,. ST
= i0' FL
q. p,,o. Sd 49, M
"a oa ~" - 49, -, ,,,' pA
~
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SIX CENTS REWARD,

DUN away from tile s. b cribe-. in Favette-
L q vilir. May l2sh. az inherited apprentice
named WILLIAM WEIGHT This is to
forYarn all perSni fschn -harlnring OF en- 10y
ing said bly,, under tile penalty ptesc'ib'd by
Law. a: 3. KNOTT
Juns q. 1865.
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Decherd--

The sale or Lots Mt this town,
.Jaae LIST, which was advertised IN The
O5serss1. wal emi6ently uccessful
oul encouraging. Nineteen lots were
sold, FIR an aggregate So m Of $4,000
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-16

Groceries,
S1qp0rd IS just in receipt of a
large assortmentof good quality cof-
fee and salt Give him a call before
the short crop causes IN advah ice in
the price
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Gem 9oio5 1854.

or We are authositel 10 announce Chi.
rsyyid g FshNhA. 4 caudifste for Sheriff
Of Lincoln equity. at:he March election, 1854
CIV are d tho-izel 20 announce siFisc-
F.er,.v l.. eoff.. ca- a:,Ia+c for Sh4rFf or
Lincoln countvl al the March election, 1854:
Dr. We ere 4l,bor,7oa tc anrouuce .Eptn
T. Isef2ow cgdidn.e for sheriff of Lin
OH comfy = 4he March ele@t.an, 1854
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-16

Fail
We understand that tbera was a
very severe hail storm below This
|pfpce, at Halle Green, on lakt Fri
DAY morning. The CROPS suffered a
good deal.
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New Nogse--

New House
H4,E8 g. Ba.denqn have opened
a new Eating anil Drinking s. loon,
few d oors from the Public Square,
pear ihe Livery stable. where the
choices Liquor, Sc, may con
stantly b. hal See a IFS.
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Nav +, !.b:is,; D,ert. !

80, THE siihsfr;hars have op4nei 4 oSy
90 new .fe>taEr;si,l ard Z a. S;:f
~ sf% suitsc7e. rIe1t door bs- ~
low Scott & GAYS pe~ fri4k, near the LIVERY
Sable, where tn articles rsilliv hePt in such
houses, may ronstayI7lr be fourel. We have
J. s1;sors. Of theveFy bast iul,i7y; T.,:idJs.
of superior favor; 20. asI good as the hes-:
Cigars. of tie finest brands: s-isE< Eos, that
cfsnnot I'd be5t; a'nhacfol that viii 10 to
chew; C].ndleS. of all kinds, that viii burn
sfeppcss Spice &4sn@er soi'pcrs.s. b
ghol as any; Cheese and 4 ~ s-cE>, Of the
s'restest Kind; F1-4 o K ing Tobacco. Of tAe
ftcst sortt tt4asjii@ Soap. that will DO a
man GOO 10 rsc; I'eFa and rs:,sssfEF, Of sd
perior Qualify; together with host Of other
articles TOO nuine+ouI to mention. Give us
call. By kcsrrg n orderly lorse, and at
tendirCIto business VIE hone 10 receire share
Of public patroha-e.
June l6--lf. HANKS & BUCHANAN.
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For fhc Cure Of
COUGHS. COLDS. U0iRSEyESs.
BRONCHITIS, WHOoPISG-CoUGH;
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION,


ANY yea. OF tria its5ead Of irnr1frirq
, 4Vs the bsblic confidence in this nr5licirs
has won for 1t an appreciation and no.or;ctv II.
lar exceeding the most sanguine expectatio.s
oI lis trlerds- Nothing but its intrinsic wy
, tues and the unmistakable benefit conferred -
thousands OF sufferers, could originate srd
MAINTAIN the reputation IL etiovs While ma
ny inferior remedies thrust UPON the e,pInU-
nlty. have failed and beer discarded. III, hs.
gained friends by every trial, conferred bers-
hts on the afflicted thcy can never forge. a,d
Produced cures too numerous and too Temark-
able to be forgotten
! While it is a fraud on tha puhiid % nresarl 5
that any one medicine will infalIbiv cure
still there is abundant proof that the Crrppx
iTiToiAL does not only as a general thing. Ia;
almost invariably, cure the lnaladies for = ;,ic,,
It IS employed
As tine makes these facts wider ana b,.,o,
known, tpl7-Nedicine has gradually bacon,
the best reliance Of the afflicted, frora the Zoe
cablI oil the Amercau peasant TO the ialaces
oi European Kings. Throughout this s,ti-s
country, IN every Safe, CITY, and in,!eeI -
most every ha1niet It contains CHERRY lEcvo
RAJ IS Known IS the best med,- cxhat II,
disesses Of the Throat and Lanqs. ar,i III RIA
~ !'aeish 19HHlfies, u Is corning 20 he used by
I p. mos Q, intelligent Physicians In Great
"fi'aiil' ffinte ana Germany, where the mol
zeal sciences have reached then hisbes4 r,orf,c
tor, CHERRY PEcroRkL IS introd,,osI J,5 :,
constant use ii the Armies. Hosl.ital a.,
Houses, Public Institutions. ana IN do--l.s-;.
n"ctc9'' as sle surest remedy their atterdire
! 90 pFseialis can employ forthe more dangerous
''i'etio'S o. tAe Lungs Also in 1nilder Eases.
ia iot c".'dFe1 u IS sale, pleasant, and effect
lal to cure. In fact, some Of the ro..t fittar.
ne testimonials we receive baye - -.
PARENTS v no have found i efiica.iou, 81 c,.ss
Incidental To- rhildhoo3
The CHEEEY PEcToRsi. is nai.,,fac+,,r,l Il.
practical Chemist, and every or,..ce Of II nm
er his own eve, with invariable accuracy al
axe It's sealed and trotec ed bv lav, for,
ounterieits consequently can be relied on "a
enttine without aiuIteration
e have endeayOred here f. fu~,ish ~,
onranity with a mediciac Of sue, ju4rf,s,,
u riority and worth as should comr5e,.d &
III 10 the'r coniideDee-a remedy at ,,;,ce ssfas
,eedy ana eiIyct'sal, which this has by repeat,
ana countless trials proved Itself to te: ard
uSt by sreat care in preparing it with chem
= accuracy, Of uniform strength to aftrA
p kSiciais a new agent on which they can -
lof the best results. and the afflicted with
rhsdF that viii Go for them ali that n.,,l.-
e can do.
PREPARED and sold by JAMES C. AVER.
1ctitai and Apalgtical Chemist. Lowell, Mas..
Sold by DiEMER < HAMPTON Fave.ta-
- April II, 1853
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80 now III s-ore. I00Olbl 4 rawha salt
EVANS & CUMMINGS,
My 2e. shelbsvTifle, Team.
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Candidates
+ few more-fhe re der Is re-.
lrrrcd TO the List.
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The SUI HUR VEL

Z 10" oren for stshscflbers, aD6 arrangements
z have heen made I'd ger to It oh hoTkeback
Of win carriages Terms the same as l4st year
So for a family, 81 for a single ticA h.. A
I'm uc5e'. It VII h4 remembered, IS for o'le
taTn y ONLY, Tor Whoss use the water may be
ca'r1et away N any r f9onable quantity. il
i'lrnlsied 70 seco1'd 4 nlily two tickets will
be charged individuals carrying the water
irc.1 'ae We WI 81 charged for F''naily
ticket. AS the profrietd d. wishes to preserve
MS fruit for his ow7 ust, he hopes It will not
te eo7sidersd as i1claFf in the Noatrtct for
sulphur water. fJmIeI2l T. HILL.
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~. Gossamar lair a..d Blond, Belgrade
Six and Satin Bd ,.no:s. Just recsiye ,l bv
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
April q 1881
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ReceiHa.s

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lz. 2oohbl5sal- Yon hal better par
chase before tAerd IS an ai9ance
June IS. SGAPARD.
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PHOTOGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
Further by The Niagara.

NEwloEK, August 5.
The following items of European intelligence
we're brought by the Niagara.
ENGIANp.--It is now reported that Lord
Palmerston will soon succeed the Earl of CLAIR
cnden as principal Secretary Of State for For
egn Affairs
AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND he blockade OF
Switzerland by Austria is still kept up as vigor-
ously as ever
CASE OF COLONEL COSTA TREAT excitement
exists in Smyrna and among the Austrians with
regard to Capt. Ingrahams conduct concerning
the Hungarian refugee Colonel Costa has been
given into the custody Of the French Consul, to
remain until the matter is settled
| The refugees in Constantinoplc have given u
screnade to the American Minister.
| FRAME The opera House Conspiracy
| Opcaing Of he French PortS.-Therc have
\ been two hundred arrests of parties charged
with having been implicated in the conspiracy
against the life of Louis Napoleon, Mt the Opera
Comique
The French ports have been opened for tho
free Importation Of -four and grain from the
| English possessions in Europe.