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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12
CrRE FOR THE STAGGERs.-We are

CrRE FOR THE SfAGGERs.-We are
indebted to Capt. i enFy b. Harmaan
nr tkis county. SAYS the Jefferson
vile Democrat. for th4 following cure
Car the Staggers:-Take one quart Of
brandy or whiskey, and dissolve one
ounce Of camphor in IL, and give for
a dose one gill, In about two hours
after taking this preparation, they
will eet up. Care Should be taken
f. PREVENT them from drinking water
Far twenty-iaur hours n which time
a complete cure will b4 elected ne
warrants his recipe TO i'fcohip,.sh Z
perfect cure nine t mfs out OF teh'
having Several tunes 'ned 1t success
fully.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12
i 5art lua faIltq.
Ruling Passion Strong in Sleep.


Almost everybody who knows
books and the publishing fraternity
III gen eral, of New York particular
", mo st have knoll, long, slab.
sided, hatchet-faceJ, rushing bust
ness q nan, named Burgess, or asihe
trade Woul sa,-iBoss Burgess =
Boss made a tortn ne-all bnt, in
the FIRST run Of shall, in The way OF
light l5fenc CHI terFttlre, and the
flood Of A merican 'yaIier kiters,'
that followed the French lmeles.
Boss got religion d Her he GOT about
as many dimes as / K seemed to re-
quire this side OF j drdan. Boss, in
common With 9th Fl booksellers, al
tended the trade sales, ana was
noted for taking d k balances, lag
endsIoi invoices, s. !. Que evening
during Boss reidiI 'us excitement,
under The pressure 81 a heavy argu,
ment preacher, Boss fell into doze.
The preacher VIII fged the pulpit,
an j brought down be sculptures; he
grew vivid and vigorous 4s heIpro-
ceeded, and al las u having arrived
Il a jn ncture Of pefuIiar.empliasis
lie pausqd at the sfd rds-
"And anothe ilg DICE of precious
souls goes. goes I'd sl-o-o -rs'
After a! pause Of some seconds
he repeated with al emphatic RAP
upon t4e holy book
"Gpes-goes to- -
"Burgess & StFinselH sort o
gutlifally grunts b psS.
or course there WAS some com
motion; the youthful were inclInet
to 'sniclScr out, " lille the se!iafI
anciept~ looked dag gers al the pew
, of Old Boss.
.Gofs-eoes-g Pes--' cdlml,
! reiterates the pastor
e "Batgess s. SIT niger take th'
. balapcd..'' said the | BOSS quite loud
. Is, wIidse dozo bad iuculqatcd th.
idea that he was id tie bbol-alai.
inste ai Of the con1 enfield fer tu
man salvation. " hen BPss real
2 i4ed the distinctiops ahd met tht
GRIM dounfenanceS of tile cider:
Who came about him The left in F;
! vkry confused state OF conscious
u fss, and booking cleaP as trash a
altrade sale
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12

Burke, IN his essay dn the sublime
and beautiful, holds lal all objects
that h Ave the power q relaxing The
nervous s. stem are beautiful. Ii
that be- So what an elegant thing is
IA shiilalah. That hbn,isone " O.
men unndrve a man, I'VE admit, but
that She does so any NJ ore tffeclual-
" thar a bat over the lead, we deny;
and Shall continue to TO SO, so long
as we remember MaiI@ ney S ~ axe
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12
NEW DIR Gs.

I'VE have Just re reived direct from Phil
IT, aaelahia, and PF4sburg a lar4 and vel
a. selected Stock Of lMejfihes, PeJlnrery
Pants, OILS, DYE Stgfs, H7n9ol0 Glass, PITY
lFa,nisfes, BRUSHES, GQss Ware, GE,rlen Sect
Green arkBlaelf Teas, liialejia, Port mi lNazq-
% U'nes, Fiench Brq,aiy Surgical Instruments
Note and Letter Paper, EiiveloPes, Scotch Sal1
Fancy articles, etc ETC.
Our Stock willbe replenished during the
YEAR, and We arq determinedto sell at low pri-
cts. Call al tho Fayetteville Drug Store, North
side Public Squire
McELROY & MCKINNEY. |
%
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12
Dea in Foreign :. IA Do, nesti
Dry Goods. exclrt sivcly for
Mems Wear.

r, a. AxD wher4 they have received &,
Illi6i'If and cosnplet ed, one ofthe largest -
IL4Li and 3a9a desirable stocks Of G:e..- Eal-
tEes,,eu's Goods. they have ever offered
1 in this market Cur stock consist in part of
black and ncvcd4red Cloths Cassimcres and
Dse7S Skins, Of Frer lch, English, Belgium, Ger
man, Italian, and Scotch mkaufact1ire of the
4 latest styles and best make. Woolan Union
TweSds, Cassirheres and Drillings at low prices
for s., INNER and boy 3 wear. Linen DrilIings,
and Linen and Clifton Pantaloons and Coat
| Goods of all kinds Nestings in great variety:
Satin.Silk, Grenadine, Embroidered Cashmercs,
Shallle, Valentias, Linen, Marseiilcs Cotton
Woolen, in plain and all fashionable STYLES and
colors Black and fancy silk Scarfs and Cra-
vats; 10 Madras aud Cotton of all the desirable
styles and qaaiiridf. pongee, SpittIefeld's,
English and Ffenc4 Silk and Linen Pocket
Hand kerchiefs; andIfn plain and fancy Stocks
with klrings. BlaHk and fancy eolored Kid,
Linen, Isle, Thpe3a Cotton, SILK, Buckskin,
Woolqn, and BerlidI Gloves linen and cotton
Half Hose; French and Domestic Suspenders
of all qualities including THOSE Of Felt and Of
India Rubber uspender ends, Hats, CAPS, Boots,
and Shoes, Walking-Canes Riding-W hips.
Umbrellas, Hair, Cloth and Tooth BRUSHES:
Pocket Knives. superior RI zors and Razor
StropsI Pistols, &c. &c; and Everything nec4s-
sary to complete scntemanfs wardrobe
The charactcfof otr estabF shment is So w ell
Known and so correctly apprf ciated by p5r
tion of liberal and Intelligent public, that I'VE
deem i almost supetuous tP expatiate upon
It's merEts--thus mEcA, however, we VIII say:
that our sprngStock HAS not its superior in tbs
place. both as Regards qua}aty and price. We
are, therefore, prepared to sell on as reasonable
terms as any regular retail establishment in the I
State. T
RELYING uponlour stock Of Goods. as uuon .
our uniform desire to please, We feel confident I
of receiving the award OF an increased share of .
patronage +
Garments Of all kinds made to order on short
notice, at reasonable htes. +
FEBRUARY 9, 1853.
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A yery Slight equili@ rinn,, sulfic,

4 Iyery Slight equillbrun.sutlices
10 give tic running motion 10 water
Ehree inches per mile! in smooth
straight channel, gives velocity Of
about thee miles an hour. Now,
" hat is true OF water IL equally true
of morals. Tie best pl me1l only
need . Slight push from adversely 10
obtain a downward momentum that
will land them in the penltentiaIy.
Be careful, therefore, how you lose
your / quillhnum.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12
A CrRr FOR SCRATCHES ON Hot

A CrRE FOR SCRATCHES ON HoR
Take White or Ted lead. mi K i
with oil. and rub it III a few times q
the part diseased; and a cure w'll hi
effected The scurf should be wash
cd off clean every DAY with warn
soan suds. and the lead thoroughly
rubbed in, a co uple of spoonfulls
of sulphur given to the horse t1Ic.
= week. Will be Of service to him
have found this to cure when every
thing else failed
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12
Scene at The Gate Of Paradise.

/ "A poor tailor being relea from
troublesome world and scolding
wife, appeared at the gate of Para
disc. Peter asked him if he had
ever been to purgatory.
No,11said the tailor; shut I have
been married.'
%0l''said Peter; "that's oil the
same"
fhe tailor had scarcely got in, be-
fore q fat,turtle-eating alderman came
putting and blowing.
lIalloo! you fellow said he,
open the door"
mot 50 fnst,' said Peter; shave
you ever been to purgatory?"
/ No. said the alderman; "but
what is that TO the purpose? You
let in that poor, half-star we'd tailor:
and he had been no more in purga-
tory than l"
but he has been marrled, SALT
Peter.
'.Married." exclaimed the alder
man; why i have been married
twice.
''Then please so back again sale
Peter; Paradise is not. the place fol
fools!'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12
TuiIahOma Lots,

VENHE undersigned has laid off blocksof Lo4
il of several acres in each, for private rest
deI Fee, AMI Is now prepared TO sell them at pri+
vfff sale to those who desire to lave .summeI
resi- lencef, IN the heautlfuland hedlthy town III
EGiilis lno Ina. We have in the Town Sitd
SHES lie most healthy atmosphere and purd
lreeftone water, most excellent Chalybeatd
Spring, which IS supposed to be mixed with
VIII tie sulphur
WIN. MOORE, Agent, etc.
May 20, 1S52-tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12

MANURE. manure applied to
the soil Of England, mppnts tothree
hundred millions of dollars; beng
more than the value Of its foreign
commerce. yetthe gr5 tfful soil yi4 Ids
hack with interest all tlht is LAWS bed
.nnn- # And 50 it would do her if
,,o wonld ONLY trust thesoil with 4 ny
,ort;on ef our G p;tal. But this We
rarely DO
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12

FocpB A little girl, says the
KnickerRocker, had seen herbrother
playing with his burning-glass, aud
Heard him talk about the focus. +
Not knowing what the word focus
nieant, she consulted the dictionary,
and found tina It the focus was 'the
place where the rays meet At din
ner, when the family were assembled,
she announced as grand rs could be,
that she knew the meaning of one
hard word. Her father asked what
il was; she saidit was the word focus.
I'VE H. said he, Mary, what does
it mea M
why she replied, st means a
place where til ey raise calves
This, of co urse, raised a great
laugh, but she stuck to herpoint, and
PRODUCED her dictionary to prove
that ST e was ri ght.
There, said she triumphatly;; 20
Gus, a place where the raise meet
Calves are meat, and if the raise
meat, they raise calves, and so / am
right, amt /. father?'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12

Mad oxen cut up saline queer ca
pIrs 40 W and then. ON Thurs ay
"a 1t n e saw one kick DIP deviilry e
n(ugh i'm an hour to lie eP us Ia lpn
f, b a week In coming Il roul gh
O fange street, lie gave an old gen
tIflnan a lift that made him oh d
level with the second story win
dJWs; D few II inut Is after, he at
acked d spea nut STA p, and gave an
upN ard tendency I ! gingfr-snaps,
such as they have D dt experienced
Since tile eXcitemekt i'll tile flour
market subsidized. NJ hen we lasl
saw on brindlc frien@, he was back
ing bis beefsteaks Id to aplale glass
window, aud taking lradIy aim at
ared-headed boy, " no Fe flank move
nents were carried 0 with a sharp
stick and tin culon der.
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u ID III kG "

TIT AVlYG formed par nership in the Hand
y acarS and DRY G, IDS trade in the town of
FhEbtteville under the style of Russell d
Tfrler,-~e take pleas lre in inviting the pub
hetp orr stock, at the former stand of Gin q,
Ht5ssH On the North side Of the Public S1uate.
We have in store an excellent collection Of the
various descriptions of Dry Goods hrought to
this market, to which we intend to add frdm
time 10 time, direct from the eastern markets.
81 as to keep constantly on hand every artidle
likely To he neeied for use or ornament in this
loEality- We ara resolved to keep a general
'asEorment Of the very best Goods, which We
litter ourselves we will be enabled to sell hs
iplv ~ the lowest by the exercise Of judicioIis
inIi91neltin our purchases. Having PURCHASED
III house we occupy, the public may expect to
fl Il MS At all times atthe same OLD stand Mr.
p sselfs acknowledged Judgment in the put :
CHI ise Of Goods generally, and fine Cloths IN
rat.ic,llsr enables the firm tospedk with conf
lie bee to all as TO the quality of hi Goods the
kefp. They intend to come up fhlly to what
th4 y represent.
RUSSELL & FUCKER.
Jan 10, 1855.
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4 Coach Shop in FAYETTEVILLE.

TIE subscribers res pectfully
Inform the public that they have formed Com
pany for the purpose Of conductrigth Gar
ria2c Making EsUsia"ss. in all its va
ri6us branches; and beiHg all practical work
men, fully understanding their business, thek-
viii have no he5tation 70 compare their wori,
with any tapli4liment in the State, as 70 style
and durability.
We may I'D f34ud, after the frstof MAJ. on
the northeast coFher Of the STlare, near Mai.
R9ss's office; hna previous ta5 shat time, 200
yards westof th4 Fayetteville Hhn-whe1e we
viii h6 pleased to zee ALL in Want of anything
in cur line.
J. b. RARoTEAT.
JAMES IF. HOBIS
March 10, 1888. THOS.IJ WALKER
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A. 5. DUAL,
SURGEON DENTIST.

gt.S HkvIYG permanGtlv located at this
I9-tffTrS Place. intends by executing Liz work
in the best neesiRle style to merit the patron
agd Of this cdnmE,Iity. Dr. Ts.sgnI can at
llltimes he found at his Office, On the South
SIDE of the Public Square, over Capt Ringo's,
where he is web prepared 10 execute Fworf in
every DEPARTMENT Of his profession.
Ialies wishing his services can be waited on
at their residences eitifer IN town or country.
Nov II, 1882.
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ROCKS. BOOKS..-
RW YW S3 Y
Stationary.

WYE have on hand fins assortmed Of
w Post, Note, and Cap Paper; Eavehpes
Of all kinds; Pens of every description; lsaks
Of the best quality.
April 29. DIEMER & HAMPTON.
4 POTHECARY'S FURNITUnE, and Tjats
N assorted, for sale by
April 20. DIEMER & HAMPTON
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Mrs. Smithers says she can always
tell by the weather whether it was
any colder than it was or not. Mrs
Smithers is-distinctly related to the
old gentleman who discovered that
rain was caused by moisture in the
atmosphere.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12

" pulls 1'RY.-An American
General in the late war with Great
81 itaih, who still lives The pride 81
his coqntl y, being more expert viii
lis sword than his pen, issued the
follow Ing order Tor tie re coyery 81
two d4ser ters 10y The name Of Ken
nedy. ~
Detail q GA Of men and proceed
10 :, ON tlie line, and capture
the two QanadaS
The officer TO whom this order
was alldrgss I'D, remarked that be
would try, he would think it a
yer, good ID b Il he only to Ok one
province without reinforcement.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12
FOR SAE1EIg

r. A CONVENIENT EaEtliiE Resi-
ss5tfs dence. adjoining the tow b Of Fay
- etseyill with the lot bf ground on
which the house stands, being thd same that
the subscriber purchased Of $sniuel f.
Gllland, containing % acres. For particulars,
apply on the premises to
June, "a. 1s52-tf
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IFtON.
CIGARS.


@ '' 'ss {: 4; {; : r. e., .s ,..
Oct q, 1852 Shelbytille, Tenn.
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To c are DEF fnesss, tell a man yol
ave COME toIpay hlm money.

@My dear, J 90 are not the woman
| took YOU to be. But. my dear,
yna are the man took YOU to be.
Go aud nurse that child tits .Glln
ute, or I'll ~
lie went.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12
NASHVILLE. Jure 3, 1 S5R

y 4
~ tie Efifor IF tie Eralf Na-s;
kdecra il nv ,,iltv toIetfl,t f...llse lrpN tine
benefit have received from tbe,l.se oi nd q
MitcAeii'f lGdial Diarri.ua Corlill- or .e
81 inst. was severely attacked with the 49,
II 3IQrbusl sne PRONOUNCED Ii Cnel,fa r'
that ! was u Danger DR.. y e' 'as n
for. and he sronouncel ;f thoicta Nar'als, u,,
advised me to Use his Indial D'.ul en- Corr +
. I procured orc totlr, and lv the Us, Ct ofe7
haif Of it, was relieved entirely. ar'. o.. to
next morning was Able toaftcHd To- iirsiI So. IS
there Is report ahoNt cholera in bis ci-y Ii,,-
wise those suffering i1om Croca N0rla- Or
s'.ux, 20 procure Dr. NHchess Irdian Disr-
rhTa Cordial. sad they NIL dnd a speedy r ..-'-
Iours RESPECTFULLY. JAS. NrGDN IIN
Corner Of Demumhranq s.. and Fratklia i.se.
Erer rrEI.p. May as. 1852.
Dr.. HI IeI,-Dcqr 81
As trsluic Of rcsled+ to the merits Of vour
invaluable Ehetuatic Extract ard 4lood Pu-
rfier | chectfully md withol.t hcstaiiof state
70 that Part 0f She corr mUt.tv suGevns * ria
Rheumatisnil for tint disease it. stards' VII Fi.t
rival N tlle whole cstslles',e OF popular mod
icinos. vhethrr Boanic Patent. or Nir efai
ore q tie membdrs bf my family, "a vaIu-
able Regre wdraan) hal been all cted With ,Aat
disease for Eve or six yeari-coninel 50 flat
she was of no service TO +yle--onN whom srcnt
a large amount Of moneF and 10 relief eivdr
/ had come to the conclusion that she couldtot
he cured, Y ben noticing the ma4lr cures effected
~ me use OF your medicines thorgh had. list
liple Anticipation that She would find rcli'f, I
resolved 70 give f a trial. Ssficeit tosav. 4ffr
using two bottles Rheurhaeie Extract a-d rNo
Blood Purifier she is entitely relieved. lwould
say to those afflicted, it is worthy q 'rial
Respefsfell y.'''Iz
John T.. DAVIS.
p. S.-Persors wishing 70 caufer with ne,
an do 50 by cslliugat my r'sid1iles on plaza
Pike. Edgsfeld, Tenn. Anf -, 49,
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THE New CODE OF Pro EDuRn.
The Huron Reflector is reminded, by
the NEW code, Of the old Prairie Prac-
tice, before book larni b. spoiled it,
which for brevity equals thq forms in
the new code Example:
Mar. IN SHORT.
Peter Shocks owes me $40.
GSigned) TIN .TwEAKs.
PLEA, IN SHORT. 4
Yop lie, sir.
(Signed) PETER SNooEs,
Thereupon a jury is empanneled
and sworn to try the issue between
said parties.
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w IN TH 4.,S q 4 s.sA' Is5 8a 81 Fs
4ttca generally
ELLIOTT K THOMPSON.
Jan. 27--3m. Shelbvville. Tenn.
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IL Valuable Land for Sale.

1s Valuable Land for Sale.
Ts The undersigned offers for sale
40 acres OF valuable Land. on Nor
ris Greek, in this countyi on and near the Me-
ridia p road from Fayetteville to ShelbvviHe
SIX hiles from the former place, consisting Of
three separate farn1s~-the FIRST contains 337
acres 10 Of it in cultivation and under good
tehcf; the second contains 238 acres. lbs under
good fence; and 40 in cultivation: the third
confirms l32 acres, 50of it in cultivation. The
greatFr part of these lands is susceptible of Gull
tVatlon, and all well timbered and abunaantly
Wateted-both spring and stock water. The
Improvements are all good for farming pnrpe-
ses a1d family residences-each place has>s+tif-
able buildings for the purchasers residence
All the tracts lie in the same vicinity. but A
short distance apart, and will be sold to ono
purchaser or to different individuals provided
they buy it on the usual time and conditions
Those desiring to purchase, are invited to call
on thf undersigned on the premises, whowill be
pleased to show the land Tie purchaser can
be SUPPLIED with All necessary stock and prev
ender on the premises Possession given the
1stof January next.
JAS. G. HARRISON.
Feb II, 1s53-sra.
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SELLING AT COST.

OTn16Se tas pr R e a ioss' Of our
tire stock Of Goods at cost and carriage--and no
mistake. Now is tho time to get excellent
Goo7s, at a nominal price, if application be
made soon. Call without delay. II you want
bargains All kinds Of Barter taken in ex-
change for Goods, as usual
April 7, 1853 r. A. GRAN d. CO.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12

Hare rcmoted their FtfSHIONA BIZ
Go THING ENP0RTU-H q ne
North Hest Corner IF NE Pubi 4c
Sqaarf. FqyeHfr1He, ulere
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12
Alice Carey, in one of her poems,
alluding TO the deathtf a child, which
occurred at the close OF day, says:

And when the AFRO Tvs of sunset
Lodged in the tr Fe-tops bright
He fell in his saint Hike beauty,
.AsleeP By The gatef Of light.
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Special Notice to the salicled.

Ezilss iiEE3lGEc Extract
ana Blood Purifier;
a certain Cure for either IN
iiauf..a-0tv. Gil 0nic Or
acute RHEJslATI- u, Mr.
EALGIA ana G9rT. THIS
valuable remedy stands
without a rival i'll tl,e his
tory Of discoveries in this
or any other country. IN
curing those Tainfr and
para lvs.ng diS-a~ n their
vaz. ous % ms. The vast
nrmbtr wup tay p n
81 tbs Ex-4st aaj F.-
e.r Ci~tove~v. 4 'nGas--4t-s
.tl- oll cl--l Cl-es.t sef.
.srtV ve--~ --autlr1 ln
J.-.el every e,hef ~ RIAL
: 3. vLic's thev could boar.
lu- u ..r re,.el--1+e
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12
Clothing Sg0s'es
emoyed TO the north west Corner o.
SCORE 81 GgAx

PU31lg SQUARE,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12

P. S-Persors wishing 70 confer With me-.
can DO 50 by cslliugat nyITesseiice on pl'..,il
Pike. Edgefeld, Tenn. Au5 -, 1857
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

Total value put on market week 1852. 1853.
ending june 49,. ......"" 81, oe4, 1875 q, l2s, 7sl
The dry goods traffic ID still almost destitute Of snima.
ton. The close Of the spring season, and the extremely
warm weather preclude heavy transactions. The advises
from the eastern part OF Europe and Asia lihswiss impede
business. Still, with we'll reduced and ASSORTED stocks On
hand, prices Of all vendAbls articles arc supported, though
It Is perhaps easier to secure supplies, especially Of sush
cottons as drills, &C., and less desirable woolens, ct our
rent rates. The majority Of our domestic mills are busfly
employed upon goods designed for the fall trade; and thAir,
product, generally speaking, shows . decided improve
ment both in quality and style, at tbs same time that y
aferds strong evidence Of what may BE- accomplished ~
the efforts Of judicious and industrious manufA ctursrs.
We hope that past saccess will not subdus the apirA OF
progress now extani among producers; but on the osa-
trayy, Il may n~urturs and sustain. II, and thus keep alive
the datire Of Americans to render their proiacAona
equal If not superior, to those Of any other county,.
Brown ~shestings and ~shirtings are not abu sI.nt nsr
very brisk, but remain as valuable as ever, BIosolsd
shsetings and sbirtings are likewise In light~supply ana
demand, at old rates. The inquiry is slpA for cotton
asnne's, at IL No. q Rhc. for Amoskeag; ono . 9Ao. for
brown and bIeachsd ~Franklia; eXc aNIkc. for do. and
do. Hamilton; 9kc a 10ho. for do. and DO, Mauchestse
1910. a1lc, for do. and do. NaumkeAg and lilo. q IL 10.
for do. and do. Repperin. Demins, especially fresh styles,
are quickly bought At 12Kc. . 12A o for Amoskeag and
York; 111ac, for Melross; lie. for California; l0Kc. for
Oo%umpAh, JoWett ivy, Otu, 40 Inorndike, lOc, Tor
Eagle and Oxford; and 7Kc. fG Manchester. Drills are
s~paringly offered and bought ~ previous quotations. The
Chinese intelligesce thwarts the export business. Ging-
hams are in gsod demand, at1shc. a 1oXc. for Msnohss
ter; and lie. for Glasgow and Lancaster. Lawn, are dun
and heavy, without change in value. Nankins continue
rs previoaJy reported. Osnaburshs Of al kinds are pretty
freely tsr .dsred. but Hot In much request at formsr prices.
There ia less disposition to buy printing cloths, which are
plep sier and not quite no dear. Prints are generally In
INNATE and not likely 70 be other sise. ere the Supplies
for the fail appear In market. Stripes are ia moderate
!. Ltool and demand, as arc also ticks. ~ full figures, Tha