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IVE RANDULPhS BookstOre aud BndeTy.
Life ofWm. Pinkney, by his nephew, Rev. William
Pinkney, D. D.-S2.
Vol 3Calhoun's Works-$2.
Gailus or Roman Scenes of the time Of Augustus
with Notes and Exercises illustrative of
and customs of the Romans, by Prof w. A. Becker
London Edttou-S2.
Varrorianus: Critical and Historical Introduction
to the Ethnography of Ancient Italy and to the Phi
biological Study of the Latin Language, by J. w. Do
madison, d. d. London Edinon-S3.
New Cratylus; or Contributions Towards More
Accurate Knowledge of the Greek Language, by J.
w Donaldson. d. d. London Edition-S350.
Mathew Of Westminster; Chronicle of the affairs o;
Britain, vols London Edtion-S2.50.
Lectures by John Foster, volumes. London Edi-
tion-$2.
Aristophones, Literally Translated, by w J. Hick-
lie, vol. i London Edition-Sl.50.
Also-A large lot of other London Books &C e
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ODD FELLOWS HALL,
METROPOLITAN HALLE

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
THE GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE AGE
THE widely celebrated Troupe Of CHI
Il NEsE ARTISTS will appear on wednesday. Dc
tobeI 10Th; Thursday, Oct 9th; Friday, Oct. 2sth,
and Saturday, Oct. 18th. for
and give a series of their
NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENTS
Consisting of astonishing feats Of
j u G G l. cry,
| MAGIC, LEGERDEMAIN, DEXTERITY, EyO-
LUTON, &c.
Some Of which have never been performed, except
by this Company, on the Aulencan Continent.
The Troupe embraces the full and
ORIGINAL COMPANY,
OF CHASTE AND EMINENT PERFORMERS.
This Company had acquired considerable celebrity
previous to their departure from the Celestial EN-
pire, having performed
100 Consecutive Nights
in the city of Hong Kong alone they have subse-
Guenty exhibited in the cities of San Francisco Sac
ramento, New Orleans st. Louis, Cincinnati, Pitts
burg, New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ingron immensely ero,eded houses composed of the
most respectable aud intelligent citizens, elictng
unqualified appreciation, and almost unbounded ap
witnessed by at least
10000 Persons in the United States
The DOUBLE.JOINTED DWARF, CHIN GAN,
who Is decidedly the most remarkable, human curios-
ity in the world He is % years DID, 80 inches high,
and has double processes to all the joints of his limbs
and body He was en- especial favorite of the En-
lS
rapidly acquringa knowledge of the English Lam
guage aud is travelling expressly to acquire nforma
ton.
THE GREAT IMPLEMENT
FEATBY THE CELEBRATED AND ORIGINAL
CHINESE
KNIFE THROWER.
will be nightly introduced. Also, the famous land
world renowned
DECAPITATION SCENE,
which must be seen 70 be appreciated
lnGepenGently however, of the incredibly dexter
aud novel character of their Feats their Exhibit
tons will be found exceedingly interesting from the
opportunities they will furnish obtain i'm
pressions concerning the peculiar character manners
and customs of nation, whose history is more re-
Inarkable aud worthy of investigation than that of
any other people in the world.
For particulars see Bills Of the day.
10 Admission D cents.
Doors open att o'clock-P erformaGce commences
at 8, precisely.
lThe Enquirer, Wing, Bulletin and Mail win copy.
&-tf
7 AMBERT'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE
$4,000!
Eighteen drawn ballots III each package of Is tickets
The GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Of
COO 1900 S7l6, of 5000, Of $500, OF 1880 800 Of
$50 &c. Tickets S20-shsres in proportion.
Risk on package of whole Tickets or price Of Cer
Do. 90. of halves do. do. l4O 90
Do. do. of quarters do. do...... 20 90
Do. do. of eighths do do. 50 90
TT The printed official drawing will be forwarded
to reach Richmond on Sunday morning.
To- Bear it in mind that il is violation of law to
purchase tickets IN PirSd, and that the purchasers
well those who sell them these are liable to a
heavy penalty.
TAKE NOTICE.-Al tickets sold at this Office are
regularly stamped by the Commissioners of Lot
teries for the State of Maryland. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
-
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u LEECHE 5, LEECHES.-The public are
hereby informed that have Just received bv the
steamer jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel 18th street. and at
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
Sc IA r. G. H0BSON.
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E5 TIL OMAS W. KEESEE. Aucr,nsrrp
toface with Geo. Sumner, No % Pearl street1 wa1
attend to The sale of every description OF MER.
oc 7-dIm - ~
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~ B. w. sTARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PcBLIC. - Practices IN all the
Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond city.
As Notary Public particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions lin out of his oce)
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Reiinquisb-
ments of Dover, &C. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to-
Office, No 50, three doors above City Eotel, on
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de Ply
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BITCHES & DINNANANT,
ms Q and 10 Inv Rnil6inn Frank In sire e

;n ~. aLu ~ INV t,nare Mha1.s
Others who have heretofore had this kind of Print
ing done ct the North, would do well to order their
Lithographic Stones and Copper Plates at esab-
lshnenf, will alter and retouch them, free of
charge, and DO their work at what they pay
ing Oc 23-dl&cIt
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u ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office Franklin street, under the Metropolitan
Hall, Richmond, Va. Sc l6-ly
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CrRcu,r CouRr-Judpe MEREDITH pre-

CIRcuIr CouRT-Judge MEREDITH pre-
sidng-On motion of Thomas P August, Esq, the
Judge ordered that Sebastian Knawpert, sentenced
TO con6nernen in the city Jail for year. and to
pay the cost of prosecution, conviction OF uuiaw
ful stabhing, was released from prison yesterday
the term OF imprisonment having expired, and the
Judge being satisfied that the prisoner was unable to
It was proven that KawpeTt gave information TO 10
seph A. Starke the ailor, while serving out his inn
psisonment, of conspiracy the part of certain
other prisoners to break JAIL by which information
the plan frustrated
The third case against Cooke was proceeded with,
which occupied the day 1t was given TO the jury
about 8o'clock, who after short retire neut, rem
dered q verdict of not guilty.
Neither of the ures in the first and second cases
against Cooke, have yet rendered verdict.
AT q quarter past O'Clock. the jury in the second
case was discharged, their being possibility OF
their agreeing aud the wife of of the Jurors be-
ing so III as TO demand his presence. They stood be-
fore their discharge, eight for acquittal AID four for
o,.rriprf
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sIGR FF96i MTsic members Of the RICHMOND
% attend an extra meeting atthe lecfrra 49,, slsG
Pr. hogs's Church On FRIDAY eyetins 3s
instant at half past O'Clock, for purpo.. y CD
Interest to the Society. p1'Po as 81 u great
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w BATHS, BATHS, BATHS--Hot. Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dres
sing, shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under ,bs
American Hotei-entrance en- nth street
Single Bath % cents, or Eve tickets for 81 OFT
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7 TOPOGRAPHIC PRINTING EsTAB

IL LISH MENT-The citizens of Richmond and
the public generally are respectfully informed that
we have established a LITHOGRAPHIC PRINT
ING OFFICE in this city.
We have been induced to commence tins new en-
terprise in connection with our Book, JOB AND FAN
cY PRINTING OFFICE, at the solicitation of many
friends who have been compelled, for the want OF an
establishment of this kind here 10 send their orders
to the North.
We would particularly invite Tobacco Man ufactu-
rers and Apothecsries in Richmond, Petersburg Nor
folk. Lynchburg Danvil!e, Fredericksburg Staun-
ton, Farmvlle and Lexington, &c, &c, as well
as the public generally, to give US call, or CON-
municae with US before sending their orders 20 the
North as have. at much trouble and expense pro-
cured the services of the beet Artists in France Ger
many and the United States.
We now supply Tobacconists with BRANDS Of
any design, and printed in any number of colors.
We will also execute in the best manner, POR-
HOUSES, SHOW CARDS, LABELS, DAGUER-
REOTYPES, &C.. from any design that may be pre-
scented.
We will also engrave and print on Stone, CIRCU-
LARS, BILLS OFEXCHANGE, CHECKS, NEGO-
TABLE NOTES, BUSINESS AND VISITING
CARDS, in as good style as they can be done III this
country.
Those in want of Original Designs in Lithography
can have them taken, free OF charge, by giving us
outlines CT what they desire
We pledge ourselves to fill all orders as low as the
same work viii cost in any of the Northern cities
We respectfully invite the patronage of the public,
enable us to build up Establishment of this kind
at home, where it is much needed, and to render
the South independent of the North in the respect
at least.
Mr. LEWIS F. CETTI, our Foreman in this Depart
ment of business, be found n the office at ali
times where he will receive orders and show specj-
of WORK.
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nary ;nterest 20 every housekeeper in our city, that
tho Corncil should take step TO induce country
narsos t bring their poultry, fruits etc to market
and there disnose of them instead of following their
present plan OF selling them in lump to huekst f
who retail them at the most eNtravagant prices
obviate this imposition and that Is TO remove the
small tax now levied upon them for selling III the
markets md then prepare suitable lot at the ex.
peuse of the city, in which they could deposit their
vehicles, free of expense IL is useless to contend
that the ptance charged these people for the priv
lere of selling, does not have tendency TO drive
them from the market, for we know better True
the amount they have to pay isvery small, and they
scarcely feel it. but they look upon IT as an i'm
position and unless that preston upon their minds
can be corrected they never be induced to tend
the market places willingly. Men cannot and will
not submit to auy thing that they conceive 10 be
lust We trust the Council will, therefore, remove
the pitiful tax which seems to have given SO much
dissatisfaction, and do whatever else that may be
cessary to encourage persons living in Henrico and
the adjoining counties TO tend gardens and supply the
city with the necessaries of life.
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~ ATTENT1UN, FIKEMEST5- A.tapa.
annual washing of the Richmond Fire Asssrs.s;ss M :.
your respective Engine Houses on sAFTTpn,SvS
next; at o'clock, p NJ hDAf
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SPECIAL ror1cEs

y.AugIION E01'IC E tttenfias Z = e1..s :.
cur Furnitnrs sale at the residences On ~ =
kichardsons, corner Of Brood snd 1ot e $
MORNING, at 10 o'clock IhlS
-, ALEXANDER MOTT co
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GOODS FOR THE FAIR-Persons
~ from the country visiting the city during the
FAIR will ind as good an assortment of Goods at our
store us s to be found in town. and cold equally low
Our stock is fresh and desirable consisting of all the
newest styles Dress Goods plain, plaid aud figured
brocade; plaid aud other Silks; cloth and velvet
Cloaks Tor ladies' all kinds of Cloths Cassimeres and
any thing usually found in Dry Goods store, to
which we invite the attention of all purchasers.
&C n C. HARTWHII, co.
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COPYfST-ofhcs In the Law Buildins-s5,I 80
the accounts Of those having regular Book
OF act as Assistant to Book-keepers in their exa!na
ton of the same. -"
WI also copy all kinds of WRITING, Ac
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Ps:-Those having proxies requested 20 hand
before. foe 2,-dtdl 'IS ~ ESf
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u HENRY G. CANNON, ATToRNEYAT
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner Of
Deeds. &c, for New York. Pennsylvania, North Caro-
lima South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin,, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Her,
rico county VIII attend promptly to ell Legal and
Notarial bu Jiness with which he may be entrusted
Office Franklin near Governor street.
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CHEAP READY-MADE CLOTHING,
~ AT No. G8 MAIN STREET-The subscribers
have in store, and receiving additions to their
stock daily, q new and handsome assortment OF
price will certainly npare with any in this market.
They solicit call from those in want before pur-
able 10 give satisfaction, ana that they can make to
their interest to purchase of them.
J. GREENTREE & BROTHER,
..- No. SO Main street.
1.ln TaSj 4, En
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10 PHOENIX bANk.-The Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by II. 7. PAIRO
CO; in Washington City by PAIRO l. NoURSE.
Sc Pts
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~ JOHN II. Kosher Ser,v
phcatiou at this Office 80 = q Ve % ap'
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. q IT, liz. CITIZENS AND sTptn<~,,
VISITING THE CfTY.-If xon z,s. Z :, .sa iaERs
ar cut and dressed in the latest and rs Joas
style, call Oh HOBsON. as the Hair Dress,
ano Snampooning Saloon, nndar the 49,.
n y. 5.-hot and Cold Shower Baths can bs 1.
day to II r. NJ. 4a' eao on satus-
Single Bath Is cents, or Eve .,eka.s H.. q,
trance on 18th strsef. ios 81. II.
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~ NOTICE TO THE sTOCKHoLDERs M
LIT n. FlkGISIA CENTRAL RAILROAD con.
IAN SI.I1ihe annual meeting of the Stockholders
hele N Richmond on THURSDAY. the f0rb Saxs1 "
oe5. 1872, az metropolitan Hall, at I0oeIock. 4.
wi travel tree on the IN goin 20
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SIN sAMUTL R. gTssEII

~ COOKE BROTHERS i CO, GENERAL,
MERCHANTS, San francisco.
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CY- It. J. CARSON l. CO. NOS. II AND IS.
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. 30
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
meEt of Bacon Pork and Lard always hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices 10 IS-Iy
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-. BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, BY
DR. Z. d. ROBINSON.
Office on franklin, between 18th and 14th streets
iv -lu
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II IRBY, BEARD & cos. celebrated
IN PINS aud NEEDLES. OF car own - -
A full assortment OF Nos. in store ana ssot sA'0 "
trade at New Yurh pflees- ,sp.a.lst
oo2i GINTER & ALVEY, Nas Is Feefi o.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-14
COACHFACTORY.

Es5F#saFsh> The subscribers have now
in full operation, a Coach Factory. in the
building formerly occupied by Mr.. Joseph
Scott As a Cabinet Shop FAYETTEvIIIE, Tenn,
where they are prepared to mamifacture-
CoaeIses, Rockaytsys, BUgsies, &c.
neatly and lastly finishei, of the best seasoned
timbeE and materials in the highest anil most
substantial manner. which they will sell as low
for cash br on creditto ptInctual mcf, as ran he
Obtained elsewhere; and they feel ASSURED that
their work Will compare favoraiav wi th any
west Of the mountains i work d4ne by
them warranted to stand six months Ladies
and gentlemen are invited to call. REP AIRING
faithfully executed. at Snort notice, on reason-
bic terms. JAS. @. HULSE4-
March 81. 1S53-1y NJ RICE.
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Health Of Hon. ". R. King

The ccrrespoh dent Of the Ney
York TfB me, at Washington, writes
as follows under date of Monday
26th:
| i have conversed with a friend who
spent last Saturday week with Hon
w. Z. XII ny, at the plantation Of
Dir. Shornt trail, near AiatanzaS, IS
land of Gu ba. Col. King, he repre-
sents, to b deplorably emaeiated,
aud eutertains no hope of recover
ing his health. lie visits the sugar
house on The estate daily, here the
boiling oper ration is going on. His
friends thin k the steam from the su-
gar kettle broves seryiceable, but he
is skepticall He has a horror Of dy-
ing in j foreign land, and expected
to leaveRin the T. s, steamship Full
ton, about the LIST Of April, for Mo
bile. His nieees. Mrs. Ellis and Miss
King, AMI his nephew, Mr.. Be k, are
With him The proprietor of the es- !
ate is a Frenchman by birth, and is
most kind, hospitable rein led old
h. The Vice President has /,
10 appetite, and lives upon butter
milk. L
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i. r. SoUTHwonFH. AT meet
iRg of De.uge Fire Co. No 3, Mash.
f vile, held on Tuesday evening 9Th
| April, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
I WHEREAS, BY a mysterious dispen-
sation of divine Providence, we are
called to mourn the loss Of our es-
teemed friend and brother Firet man,
Fl Il. SourHwoRrII, who departed this
life on his 22d birth day, the Cd of
April, 1858. by the accidental dis
charge Of pistol, while in his own
hand. By this sad evsnt, we are for
chilly reminded, that in the midst
of life, we are in DEATH" we shp uld
not mo urn, but remember that it was
the 10 Fd who gave, and it was the
Lord Tho has taken away. We will
often d hiss poor Dick, yes, we will
miss him, when the alarm bell rings
TO cali US forth to battle With a dr ead-
ful fire; We will miss him, when we |
return froa d fire; we will miss him
at our meetings, for non e was more /
We will miss hilh in cur dali
y walks; yes, we will miss his Iner-
~ laugh; We Will miss hi ) open and
manly countenance, for he was made
lp Of all those excellent qualities
which gives dignity to b n pan, and
the Deluge Company Will long re-
his many virtues, and his ,
place will be hard to fll u pom our
lrag rope. Poor Dick, we mo urn
lis loss, and hope he is how enjoying
he realities of d happier land. 4
therefore,, be it J
Resdlv a, That in ii e death Of l. 9
T. SoUrHwoRrH, our Company has U
lot only lost one of its hest memb ers, g
nut society has been deprived Of a c
seful and an upright citizen I.
Res0llied, That In token OF the Q
aspect we entertain for the ii emory 8
our departed brother, our appara ;,
US be placed in mourning for the
pace of thirty days, and tt hat the a
lembers Of the Company wear the v
sual Badge for the same length of "a /,
me. n
Resolpcd, That we tender to his
llicted parents and relatiN les our
eartfelt sympathics in this th cir sad :,
Dc
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-14

A VETERAN TmEF. "A colbred
woman, named Elizabeth Wilson, is
before the New York Courts, charged
with a eomplicity Of robberlss. One
hundred and mneiy-0ne indictments
have been preferred against her and
should she beconvioted on each count
to the extent, Of the law, she could
be sentenced to the State Prlson for
nearly one thousand years.
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EaYetterilIe and TuIlahonla--

The editor of the Bellefonte Ala
Advertiser paid flying visit to our
region, a week or two since. On his
return heme, be published graphic
description of bis trip, the coiclu>
ding portion Of which runs as follows:
1--WE reached Fay
etteville in die season; and though
eur native place, we scarcely recog-
Missed tas such, SO gfeatIy improved
as it is Id almost every respect. But
we must hasten we returned by
way of Tullahoma, a new town just
Swinging up on the Nashville and
Ghattanooga Railroad about midway
from Winchester to s ieibyyiiie. It
is tie prettiest plad + on earths al
ready IS quite a town, and no special
limits need be put to It's future
growth. 1t is Nie jun9tion of the Nc
biinnviile turnpike, afd the connect
ING link in the~great Northern rail-.
way taking in Danvflle, Cinein
andLoIIisville.and thencelAy ing hold.
Of the Ereat lakes, and opening the
rates OF bounlless wealth and inter
Communication to the two extrdmi
ties Of the nation Mine host, Mr.
Pearson. whose card may be found in
tolaay's papcr, is a man eminehtly
ouaIliiieti for his post, and makes al
cool at home. under his roof
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-14
Comfy Codrt--

At the Quarterly Term, which as
sembled 1T the conrt house on The
first Monday of the present month,
Col. james Fulton. James L. Thorn
son, Esq. DR.. S. NJ. McElfpy, DR..
WIN Bonner, and Thos. c. Goodrich,
Esq, were appointed Trustees of
Fayette Academy
For some twelve yes rs p;Est, there
has been pauPer lunatic in the poor
house of this county. II WIS repre-
scented to the Court. tia It 70 months
attendance at the LII matte AsyIu
at Nashville, would. perhaps, ties ore
him, with proper trea tment; anq it
further appearing that 81 OIwo uld
def4y the expense Is fof that period,
it was voted that Sl0d be apprppri-
ated for that purpo se-s 4he lnnatic's
friends becoming resror sible lor The /
balance and for the expenses in
CURED in conveying him to Nashville.
BY law, the county is entitled to one
membership II the Asylum, gratis;
and this has been for some time filled. i
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wEgg & woops.

HAvfNa associsted themselves together for
R@ta tho transaction of a whole ,@yys,
go sale and retail Grocery CT
Bus mess. and for thy sale Of Coa'd,y Pro-
dace Mill keep full stock Of al articles in their
line ohhand, suitable TO thew Of the public
BROWN, Clarified, Loaf Crushed, and Pulver-
lied SQgrrs-Rio and LagaHra CeBee-Sack
and Barrel Salt--Reboiled and Sugar-house,
a5sks-Golden Syrup, Co1fectonaries, etc.
Give us cail-west side Of the Public Square,
r a1rafhn Vile. Jan 20. 1883.
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In the late Ere at San Francisco, we notice a
large quantity Of Ayers Cherry Pictorial burn
ed, in the possession Of the druggists Of that
city. Gold will not control disease, and even
IN that Onhir co lntry they must provide this
best of allTepiedies for colds, coughs and 4itec-
t oIs of the lungs. Indeed we happen to know
that it is an almost Indispensable companion of
the muleteers and miners who are 50 much and
so continually exposed the eFer-chan5iDs at
Of that climate.
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GssE4sa OaI,E,.

OWING to the i'll h alth Of our ", D. Ew-
~ ifg we have sold our very desirable
stock Of goods to Meskrs Scott 3-iGray from
whom good bargains can doubtless he bought
Call ard see. We win now proceed to wind
cur business to close az speedily as possible
and hope our customeFs will MOI deem it un-
generous III us to aequest them earnestly to
cGmd forward aud make settlement without de-
lay, either by cash or nqte:as Proyideuca, alone,
has forced this, alternative np9n US. L. 3 VII
son Is our Agent at Fayetteville and can be
found at Scott d. GraHS New Corner, where
he will be pleased to SEE all who wish to settle
their atcounts or purchase a bill of goods.
r ". D. s. S. n. EWING
rr;l : 1879
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TuIIalinnla Lois.

TsNHE undersigned has laid of blocks Of lets
Il Of several acres in each, forprivate resi-
dcnce. and is now prepared to sell them al pri-
vate sale 10 those who desire TO have summer
residences. in the beautiful and healthy town in
T.sI.iEsOma, We have in the Town SIZE
besides the most healthy atmosphere and pure
ireestone water, most excellent Ehalvbeate
Spring, which Is supposed to be talked with
white sulrhur.
WM! MOORE 4 1ent etc
Nav 20. 4s52-tf. ~