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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20

Tor Rent

Tor Rent
During the Year 1871, foe lower
room. with cellar. Of the ots9esr
bnilling For terms, etc apply at
this office
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. Cotton Holders are
firm, at our OLD quotations. No sales Of any
amount, as .he European steamers news gives
us a downward tendency, so it-renders BUYERS
more active and holders more positive. The
probability is that transactions will be light
until further adyices We continue our quo
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20


il mi, bla|t
SPINNING FACTORY SEER 4 Tag M.
Z yarns Warranted.
MACHINE SHOP 81 wh5fh ailnost 'i
kinds Of Irlin q Wood eork iafe t,lrs ta-
geeFing. Who'll O. .faf- 4 Iron Nork 81, 81 Is
Wheat fats AMI fhrssheFk. az kiud Il Ill. r.
Giu refarlng sane to order iraa Taaae (
al desrg n ions set IS int cj.i.s. hrs ~ ae
cut s'Ylos. &c - .hs lot iia,a,rl ffias Sc a
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them ! Iey e.na1i 81 rxer.iea ~ ~ i,-ss
ine. eooi Ii az 8rrlh ii'y. Iiey sr seq
protected froin heating ly rubaine II ,ar
paat 6ih. bus good oae- then yau =,
worth of y1ar n4ers, aH.l til8. est be la fse'Is
ne We dtlver ur Gins. Whsa; fsrs 81 r
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ara Il fhfH de not .sve saietaftlen fefnfts s-sa
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Oar rhafiH IS no Care no Pay SIC
have sfasfF ~ Iairs n liToerr !, ife ee x
NefkfneaI Ard y 4terlA.s Oar fffsces ra8.i -'sts
ana tern4s fsgs. Va carat Al 5nes be l.asi1
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IS. Ala III srl es Igatats-sf ssseniri
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a. ir'Ii Efs tSr.r. te.sh.ch wrss{er
sereh tI1-~leal JNI N8
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
,,eu,,hnt:S,u c,u nc Cared

Bv the poi scre, THIS is vouF medicinf, ana
Won mus. have IT, You who hay e been aiiict-
EEL with sevetc Rheumat'r Pa ms Tor maly
Tong anaIweark wears, use this g Feat Exteriid
REMEDY 4lr kiap, and you ~ be cuted =
What is ibrccIdollprs compared with ease and
freedom from bill fhip? WHO'S { that irdithes
under the capbpy 9f heaven that would refuse
tq give the S,Im OF Three DotlaFs 10 be cuFeai
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
CENTS DRESS t.G0Ds,

I SUPER Buk. French and fancy ..7zy-,,
- Cloths, sup do DoeSkin Cas- sgsrSH
simercs, 10 plaiIi and stripe fancy as-rss.sss
Cass.IaeTes. blafls CashIharet and s<Sle.szSsssss
Drab d'Kte, black aud fkncv 1lwceds Black
Rlne Brown and Steel hnixed S;aiinets. black
and figured SIX Vcstl les, Bda AID White
Marscilles Vcsfinss. blIe SIE Craya.s anil
Stocks fancy Sll, Cras hfs and SIX Hdkls.
black, white and fancy lid Gloves, etc Our
stock Of Gents DTt4>> Goods Is very
large. 90 which we inyitl YOUR etteuion
April IL. 7. G. P0OpltlCH & CO.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
BOOTS Arb SHOES.

y NHElR stock Of la,ii.s. his N
4 SEES and children Shoes ~.
embraces ey',ry varictv hna.thc 80
newest STYLES Gents ine Roots. GatcrE
Clll-isin aud other shoe I'D Of which viii Dc
sold low by T. G. F0ODSICH : co
April -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20

TEVHFY Have greater variety and r.
fncr jsortmc,lt o n Hats than ever -
before ollrrs bv chem. wilieh tbc7 ae De-
temned to Icll low Call pl srs
April -. &c G00DHiCH& co
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
(O0kSsaN Stores

Of a sizes aud brands, very I0e. Cast ~
inss hf an kinds 1iaWafe. etc
Ha9ess and Harness Leather. S.ddler
Tools and Materials. hangs. Chains aud Col
hrs Shoemaker's 'roa'F aud Ma4rial- liu4lo
Bits. l'ncklre etc etc. Our facilities for bay =
iUg Goods low are second 20 nose. anil We arc
viling to sci them for rs sHiall profits 10 Al v
ul car competitor
NEIL. MO0EEs & WRIGHT
NlnLlG. 1884,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
Guns! GUNsu

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+aa rs III 81 81 u -
II Auil2 r. e GOODNIGHT e ca
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
a AIMING.

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sentence of fot'. philosophy hat aise..s
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with CERTAIN nieiic.nf. ~ ffw do.laf.. BE-
wafs tps yoa tainrer with ur general 81
ARE
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persist ~ desisg w''h The ffty n,as-q1,ag
e,epoqsi5 Jaiiy Ireiefal' itcreisg ir.i4rine
rear appetite, snd digestion asd ilestroyir..
yca sir1t,ily a. ,zeli a. physically. when you
can br -eHred with lev doses q IteasaAt
ire.'icurs}
lie fahes y erc1y ~ aTsi condition, II.
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fhan taai u an other phys. an d his def
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
Va Internal Poisson.

rafi .nr several aays All weeks c6niincm e1t
la}orelt can trD. Won through with nausea
tageug AZ WON'T stomach. g0plsg affecting onr
soWtf. pf6,tEh ~ yoar Wio'c system half
sllrgllig voe u deaFh TO cool waicr f. quer eh
kour l.hirsf. rb wlkefui reyefJes dHriIlg y4ae
badtigh, siiihlberz, and 50 on. ~ b tlir fise
, its RemcIily Won esn raise ne sue , oii'.c-
ti,itS L does t5' re faire > lreifsnt tra ~ yoHr
festern cor th5 OPERATION II ne'ifc ne iiit YOU
-,ei ihe med fe o'e u nte 'tltE g -
the disaa~els Erfs - ref, a1' an . lev ar-
,sli itiots SON D. iu.to esprf!rare Tei;ef from
I oi- l0,i.. sp3t.Efg. 1nd when fncc restore s
I rdrinmari Many viii any Il i VIII e'.te
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
Loss nf fEuScu.ar Power.

wasting arh hccav Of the muscles, numhness
weak back. painful ioihts, are all speedily
cured bv thcluse of this ihedicine
We RESPECTFULLY invite tlie citizens Of Fav-
ctteyille aniI vicinity. WHIP are afflicted with
any form bf Rheumatslh or other diseases
above enunlrated to cdll on our agent and
procure a rialhphlet and a hottie OF our medi.
enc and We confidently Promise you atisfac-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
wMBUeaAxAx CIR. BEAVERS. B. L. nUssktE.
BUCHANAN, REiFERS & RUSSELL

ETANTNG associated Themselves in the
Eli Mercantile business, will at all times he
pleased TO see their friends and all persons
wishin4to buy goods. They are now recey-
int frolh the Eastern Cities a large and vel
selected sfodk ef new and fashionable
goods. all Of which they will sell on the
mbs reasonable terms Having purchased
the large Brick Store House on the northeast
coFncr 81 the square, Fayetteville, Tenn, ior7
inerly Occupied hy Thomson &. Buchanan, are
permanently located, and hope by strict att
teRtion 10 business to.merit and receive share
~ natronare
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20

IasaIuy ip CI.joyma--T / e.
port of the Board of Trustees of the
Insane Asylum Of California is Inte-
restingH There is, perhaps.a GREATER
amount Of insanity in that State than
any other in the Union, among an
equal proportion of population
HIS is Attributable, in great extent,
10 mental excitement and physical
d kcess.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20

~ AAvar'iseia eut4 ia,s't lc iaildel into The
q'Hiee III ffegi9y 3iat'g1. hpinsuie an APPEAR.
a'.ee II she following -APer-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20

Advertisements are inserted ili the
der ID which ihay arc banded ia.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20

Carpenters TooIs and suiIdinr

M'tieri:si>. Arifs Gut Saws, liandsaws, =
Planes Ch.scis Augcr',~ IiainmcrF Sferl
Squares, Beycl Sr'ages, Hollow Anger Bow
Saws. lemon Saws, Guages, Spirit Level.
Pash tbiscls. Turning Chiscls fulnc Gna-
kes. Tape Neasures, Door Bells. Tower Bot.
Door aid Niud.w 4ingcs Table do. Bras ,le
Nails W'n.ioW Gi4s. puifr. Locks. Lathe.
tEs,Lf1.- T. amt. 80. 80.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20

The Nashville papers announce the
death df lym. Strickland, State Ar
chiteci in that city, after r. short III
hess. o h the 9th inst The deceased
Was Ina( distinguished in bis pro
rission lie resided for many years
III philadelphia, but for the last eight
wears h c has been a citizen Of NASH
Vile. Ills mortal remains. we learn,
are to test in vault in the basement
II our State Capitol, the last great
work 4n which he was engaged
Die th1t viii prohably remain fer
ages a9 Ia monument of his skill. and
With which his memory, as q ief Ar
ehitectI will never cease to be assd-
cinted
/ rheI present force Of the Austrian
army / 100000. Including the re-
sefve. had tic 10000 so-calIed VET
fianS.
The Know Nothings have START
~ nd - spaper in Washington city
called Tie American Eagle--B. C.
Nfrlsk and ]. G. ID nnison, Esqrsl
tilllors. Tie object Is plainly stated
-namel,, the administration Of lhf
spyclI, mcnl to be ex. clnsively. in The
hands oll the native Of tbs COT ~
lry. as we'll as the enjoyment d!
bubble Offices with III their emolu-
lncujs. II
III The MONEY nnstly ct al Mempll i-,
Tenn. IS represented as beng MORE
stringent 'llan esf T before knoN1
IIg i u ith the grealekt difficulty that
bhe best men can telt money enough
ho carry on thegr L gFtimate business
CApt Bulloch. ~ the BLACK WAR;
.gloi, la,s lis dana ,ges at 5000, o0NI
lfr her seizure and deleltlon d
Havana.
The mere apprehension of wan
lies cos; England slready. II isssid
81. 600 600, ii Iesst
NEw Cent The proposed new
deni !, 10 be oi white metal. reese uf-
Wing sllstr IN alps srancr, with al
round aud -llgltik raised edge. MI
4. about S-10lls oi al incli IN d
asneiet. larger lbs IN Ten cent piece,
aud less IN size 'hbn qHarier dollar
4 Gcoteia pap II states that upon
Tile plantation Oh Col. John Il. Lamar
ID Lee equity, d log vas split open.
not long since, and isenly eight fall
crown rIlllesnakes foand wishin.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
TEXAS LAND FOR SALE.

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j faasaas dlo acts,. Isle. b ssS
tsls st-sasf q y sa,ssA,s l.es h, I. -
an s3anz - SSH fsssoas stsisIs~ 10 MAJ q
l.ssiafa iss-- Noa'. - s.eii 5ss al cr ms
+eifft st'tts pses ifi tlss sish t. pur-
ss's s1at - = soa-. AAfsi'u- ean ~ lsd o
s-sss 80 & NArr. ss-fk = o. iarsola
sEl. san. n 5. hoi.AAf,
klfs if5i--sets
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
SEy NANSN

fH'flE uI| Aersigned eouia respect ai-s
4 " auiounee q the lsabllc iaat III -
tbe maebirrry al swan Factory
n lqll hlAli
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
C.,lIou;c EsheunnrfisriT.
FSing of EznesllrintiSst,.
SEVERE Nemraigic Pains
contracted aud stiff Joints

are perfectly rel.ited ana restored TO Their
natural ljfe abb activity, by its use.
Persons in EEiSil life
who ftom pteild7ce, or other caGSC>, are IN
willing to res ort to medicine which is brought
20 notice by leing advertised hocrmitiirg them
selves TO sufi.r and writhe under agonZing and
excruciatinu bains Of Rheumatism and NeIi-
ralgia would feel Justly prouh, after rubbing
their I'm Isl ahd ioiUts with one bottle Of this
Il .4..-f u l. H.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
STRONG HOPE
For saEI EsIic;rE,s;s tie Ebaiicnts.

IT, aSss e s1if fAtd'T 9 h @GG
D0TE. is tile only reliable remedy before thC
phBie for the immediate aad permanent re-
lief OF long ktandin cases Of
C;.rSnie EshewmstisrT
s4vere and eHcruciatins Neuralgic Pairs, IiFF
Diseases. GfEIt. al contracted aud distorted
Limbs. wasting and decay Of the muscles
swqlled and enlarged joints, painful swellipgs
acute Rheun4at,sm, Tic Doloreaux, tramps arid
Spasrns, etc, etc Tlit medicine Is truly the
Nihg Of Esneumaiisns.
and from tie rapid sale and Unprecedented
satisfaction which is daily given by it, its as
tonishing ef4 cts cannot be doubted.
severe Neuralgia Pains
are specify removed by . few applications Of
this wonderful combiuaiion The old ard
young need have no fear qf perfect restoration.
q Deadly Palsy
is completely cured in an Incredibly short
timn, by the use Of this oxternal Application
No one negdIdoubt i. forone single bottle viii
never fail t6 give complete and'unbounded sat
iSlart;0n
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
n~rtuIyDREED n0I.r.aElS."
u.sr,icsi women.

ilt that = otkhe .lius. w.h yon. SIS fab tais
"a ~ ef9or. ~ - s.d eei d tytdr, aua +,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-01
The Erie Troubles.

Erie, Jan 2G 1t is understood that
despatch has been received by the
United States Marshal from Attorney
Gen Gushing instrnc,ing him to proceed
immediately with the repairs of the
Railroad. and to forward word instant.
ly to Washington if he is mtcrfcrcd
with, in which case troops will be sent
on without delay.
Judge Thompson is cndcavoring to
aIlay the excitement among the people.
STILL LATER FROM Erie. Jan
27.-Therc has been great excitement
here to-day, consequent on the return of
Fitzpatrick and others from Pitt,burr
Cannon were fired. to notify the coun.
try to turn out and give them Il rcccp-
ton. The crowd made rush to tear
down the State street bridge. but judge
Thompson and others intcrfered and
stopped them The crowd then dispors-
ell. Messrs Walker and Tracy. Direct.
ors Of the Railroad, were notified by n
committee. last night, to leave the town
but they refused to co. and there arc
strong indications Of their being mob.
bed
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-01
The Parallel Of Forty Degrees


A friend, writing from Burlington il
Iowa, presents the following lively rep
rcsentation Of a portion Of the northern
route of the great Pacific Railroad
In REGARD TO THE RMLRoAps.-It
seems as if our position on a latitude be
tween New York and Philadelphia, and
at the same time nearer to Savannah
and Charleston, s. c.. than to any north
ern port Oh the Atlantic, together with
the fact that this place will furnish the
best connection for roads now in use
aud further, that complete line is now
constructing from this place to Logans.
port Indiana, and thence to Crestlinc.
I Ohio, and thence onward to tho Fast
these considerations would seem to make
this point with our bill contemplating
n correction with the Pacific. In Nav
or June next the communication. hence.
by Railroad with Chicago, will be com.
pleted, and within one year due East
road to Pittsburgh.
West from here n road is now survey.
ed and located across Iowa to the valley
of the Platte River ard nearly fund.
enough are secured to build one hundred
miles The dispute about routes to the
Pacific is simply ridiculous The route
of the buffalo, the Indian aud the emf.
grant, is always the true one All the
best and most important roads of Iowa
are located upon old Indian trails. The
valley of the Platte ard the South pass
are the natural routes, and they can only
be reached by a road through southern
Iowa Combining this with the complete
northern, southern and eastern connec.
tlons' with every part of the Union soon
to exist, | think the destiny of this place
must seem to be settled, as the point on
tho Mississippi of the great Pacific Road
There is one remarkable feature of
tho route through Burlington Of impor-
tanco both to the city and tho road.
The whole line through Illinois and
Iowa lies directly through the heart of
the largest coal-beds in each State, as
appears from the Survey and Report of
DR. Owen to Congress. From the East.
the road may deliver coal at Burling-
ton, for eight cents bushcl which fact
alone should make it a manufacturing
city. This road is now being laid rap
IDLY. and the locomotive, engaged in
conveying iron and other material to the
work, screams at daylight every morn.
ing, now for the first time on the banks
of the Upper Mississippi.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-01
Mr.. Beckwith's Lecture.

The seventh Lecture in course before
our Lyccum waslelvered by julius A
BEcKwlTn, Esq. of this place His
subject was, " Conjcctures, historic and
geological, concerning the Deluge." Iu
the first part of the Lecture, Mr. Beck.
with gave conjccturos of his own re.
spccting the soil, climate, physical gcog.
raphy and population of the earth dur
ing the antcdiluviau PERIOD and concern.
ing the state of society. the arts, civil
ization and government, which existed
Immediately before the flood. He filled
out, with much ingenuity, from the few
historic fragments which remain of
those ages, a plausible and interesting
picture.
The remainder Of his discourse relat-
cd to the opinions of biologists respect
ing the Delugc, and the interpretations
which scientific men have given to the
Bible account of that event.
The whole lecture was attractive and
brilliant III style and EXPIRE ssion, and re-
ccived the marked attention of large
and approaching audience
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-01

| At st. Pauls, Minnesota. on the even.
ing of the Goth December, John Clark
and Philip lIall,wcrc attacked by an un.
known assailant, with Slung shot, and
so injured that Clark died four days af
forwards and Hall was not expected to
recover. Clark was from St. Johnsbury
in this state. gradutc of the Universe
ty of Vermont, in the class 1913.
LtQuoR LAw.--Tho Free Press saws
Mcssrs. Drew & Prouty, keepers Of the
American Hotel, were brought before
Justice lIollenbeck on Saturday, and
plead guilty to the charge of violating
the Liquor law On promise of good
behavior in the future, they were fined
$50 and costs.
DECISION OF THE SUPREME CounT IN
REGARD TO TIE VACANCIES IN THE
MAINE SENATE-PoUiaRd, Jan. 81
The opinion of the Supreme Court. as to
the vacancies in the Senate. was read in
the House to-day. 1t decides First
That the Senators elect, though less
than a majority Of the whole Board may
decide on the election of Senators, and
that the House cannot fill vacancies
without the concurrence Of the Senate
Second-That Senators should send up
all vacancies at the same time, and that
the House may refuse to 90 into con-
vention until this is done Third
That if both branches concur. they may
lawfully ill one or more vacancies, with.
ont acting on tlc othnrs
+. D Barber has Published a letter
About once in two months letter is
published ito all the world and the rest
of mankind" 10y Mr.. Barber They are
very harmless missives, occupying, IL
sually, about four columns in the news
papers. Like mathematical line. they
have length without breadth or thick
ness "-RWiand UcraM.
RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE TxAyi.
MorsLY OPPOSED To THE NEBRASKA Bill.
-Proridence. Jan. q The resolu-
tions against the Nebraska bill. with
slavery above the line of the Missouri
Compromise, passed the House today
by unanimous vote They had pre-.
viously passed the Senate unanimously
The New York Express gives the fol
lowing as an extract from private lc.-
ter of high authority:
PARIS, Ian. 4th.--" France will soon
declare war against Russia. The en-.
peror is ripe for it, and is only restrain
ed by prudential considerations connect
ed with England"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-01
"a SPLENDID REMEDY"
DEVINE'S COMPOUND!
PITCH 10 ZE n GE .


The Great Remedyis at last DiscoreredU
CONSUMP TIoN CAN BE CUREW {
And Coughs and Colds, the parent, Of that fsi
dsrase that 30 often brings woe to the honsr
our lind, ssn'rh.m If by magic, before the
VEREIGN REMEDY.
This "a that hich has 20 loie .tr Ten ,Ltft
ia in full faith Offered to the public a. I certs
cure Tor Coughs Guilds, Whuupine Coug h, tros
Asthma, tusti, cncss and G. nsulrl tim, and W
in any ra.r where lung suflicieP are lcll check
The ucrr',i nuand raise the patient To- hshlth
'eriiica'e- Oi cure, to h. rrr,l On, intnd in tho
circulars lett with The agents and Tie public
ir'N he assured We -hill ..,'r puliisl, sn,tna, We
do not believe rntiiAd Ia the fullest cuuh,, c,,a,
truth "and nothing lri the nuh.'
ff.m. lie .i.danv Erprct.
TINS" new r.n.ei' ia. C'l. Crugh., &c. Tor
the sale ~ which Wttin r'in-i burn hs. a,srm,s IT,.
agency. We kWw thc-~ l. z.ngc. to lie ,Rcosiour.
rHd !" ~nfk ~ well 4. ttrs recommended, In Inc
circl- "i oar acquaintance the, hr,e hsrn tested and
~ ese-y Instance hay have efIcrtrd speedy rue -.
T'iey are ia huubu", -ni VIC n..urr uur ritisrr.
th"' with sell sat"hnd OF tLci eAcctn,t by gong
them Trial.
Simil, tr-imonial, nv b. publ shed f.,,in almost ,y
el part Of ihr r"nn'r, where NJ. crest lrmeGy has
h~-n itit"lncri aud faitbfu, u.ri
= |. the Lnzrngc 3, di.suiVed uni absorb, .,
IN witch II packed liz, v,rine j, there v,t,na
,ei"r Than 'ver' save the luohs Simple hut POW.
rs IL fairly.
~" lrrrntuu,Fu ife' and heals bt 30. l-anr 2fo-
"rcs din."s srnia glow ttr 81 i,uc .iiffacr "
the body. thereby curing Fever ,rj Sigi. swuis ,ot.
reefs capriepWs appetite, tutut thr tiCc ufe nnd
rai-r- the rnfi-nt iu lirnhhl
p.Vto', Cnnlouitl I'f-h l.ozenrr In. i.cr ia u,s
about tv" yra's aud the world is challenged ~ ntu,s
AZ equal nnnh"r "f patients cured BY MY u'r article
IN We same lcutil Of time, "a. far ;, ntrndurcA
We esp"c' people t. get we'll VIM Use It faithfully
Let nj, then, ny it-Tti it al hc ru.c'
~ C-nts per Rex nr Five B,xes inr ST. Prrvnrrd
by the Original Dt.r'Verrr. Wi'linr o., n for
$. u. rI'i ItR & co. Prnpti.tnrs
NJ 3, Tenant Trnifie ro.tnn.
For s"lr IN Midiirhnrv, hy II. A. Shcll"n; IN pr-u.
don by Cr.-, and NV hrggists generally. Abo Ia Yer
senn,, b. = Iiuntinstu ton.
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