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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-27
L. BLUM'S
New York Bazaar.

Ladies hear Call and YOU will buy !
l.. Blu VI has hitherto spared 70 pains to please
The ladies' of 81. Paul and vicinity he : Is ready
he HIS ever been, and ever Will be During the past
season he has been twice New York for their espc-
cal benef and ne can assure them that his stock
Gently received VIII meet th,ir wants aud wishes On
his counters Tor Inspection and ne viii ALWAYS be hap
py to show his gcod,) viii be found beautiful vie,
oi silks black aud cOiored sparkling and brilliant
all prices. Mernocs, all wool dcldines, HombaZines
Aapacas, black aad cooTed, PCrtmcttes, Nelvets al!
colors, with general variety Of DRY GOODS.
EMBROIDERY.
The ladies Nel know that the bazaar tan be found
"a large variety of Emb robbery.
HOSIERY.
Wool and Cotton, at all prices.
Sill WIS.
WOODEN Merinoe, Droshe, Silk and Zephyr Nool, az
all prices.
ECRS.
OF all dFs cfip'lons, Nictornes, Muf, Cuff Gloves,
for ladies and gentlemen. Boots and shoes CATERS and
India R9bbers.
JENSELRV.
He also Hand the best assprttncn. Of Jeyyelry
Of ST. Louis, consisting OF gold aud silver watches,
breast pins for ladies and gentleman fob and long chains,
Ing gold and silver ,hble, chruIs pens and pencils,
ricketts,, watch keys ana seals. Also good assert
ment OF plated silver.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Ladies in search of Christmas presents for children
ond grown persons will find every thing TO please in
this line at Blum's Bazaar, at very low prices.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
have received from "A large importing house in New
Iork large variety of Guns and Pistols, which can be
bauht for : 10 mud upwards.
81. PAM, Nov. II, 3ltf
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AT TIE CAIITOL -
WAR IN NEBRASKA.

w AA$ ~ NEERASkA Az
4 Nd YET WILLIAM CONSTANS yis,tc., IN. Fac
ana pure hase an extensive stock Of Groccrie, anc
IS prepared 10 deal them out at Wholesale or Retail
somewhat cheaper than the cheapest aud II Won vii
Only take The trouble To call NJ his ucr IN.
iiiiI, Lower Levee. can least from ten 10
twenty PER cent Come, if do ish to purchase
ana examine my stock, ia which VIII he found he GnJ
lowing,
~ CASKS superior Hams, Dairy salt
Shoulders, Spices and fncK Mustard
% bbs Mess Fork, iOhio Oil.
80 Prime Star and NJ Candles
90 " IN War Eagle Flour Cigars Toh.cco and p;nsx
% =" C"ru Meal, white Starch, Indigo ard NJ oder,
aud yellow, Some Mrs : g. NJ I'm,
Dntter ami Soda Crackers "EN,ra' Tobacco
y -. A, u and q sugar, Nails Glass
Crl-hec Powder and toafdoI Holland Sin,
Coffee, Mocha Java AM, Rip.iC. Brandy
Teas Of Il superior quality, lP.
Dried Apples and Peaches. Madeira
Rasins, fresh and pure, NJ boxes Old Port
Rice, by box or bel, ne Chanpryue
M"ias>es, =. H. & {. P, Irish and scutct WEiskev
Golden Syrup, Bourbon
Hackerul, 10y i-2 or lhyl or IL Cincinnati
And every thing belonging a Grocery or Provision
Store Don't forget 10 call AT III, old Randall stand
Ievee, Lower Town, where YOU will be sure 10 cct a
cheap bargain Of w. constants
81. Paul, Aprl 1tth, 81. st
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THE WAY TO THE ALTAR--N 4TRI-
MONY MADE EASY; OR HOW TO
LOVER.

THE WAY TO THE ALTAR--Ma TRI-
MONH MADE EASY; OR HOW 10
WIN 4 LOVER.
Love rules the court, the camp, the grove
For love IS Heaven, SUD Heaven Is love-
So sarg ,hc bard; YET thousands p'Be
For love--oi life and light q vine
Who did they know some gentle charm,
The hearts ci those they love to warm;
Might live, might die, III bliss supreme,
Possessing all OF which they dream.
1he road to WcdioCk would You know,
DELAY not, hut To IiOUNDOuT go.
Time flies, and from his gloomy wings
A shadow falls on living things;
Then seize the Moments "a they pass,
Ere fall the last sands through the glass
Al least tue present is your own,
While all the iutEre is unkGOwa.
A happy marriage man or maid,
MAY now by ROUNDOtT'c az
Professor Koundout al New York, f'rnerIy OF Sve-
den, where he has been The Of bringing about
thousands OF happy marriages, Will send any address
receipt of dollar post paid plain directions to
enable L,sdes en- Gentlemen 10 win the devoted alice
tons Of !na.y Of the opposite they may de-
sire. The process is simple, but captivating that
all may be mirr ieL, Irrespective al appearance
posi,ion sid last Though least il he arranged
with the utmost eise aid drcacy. Address Itoies-
sor ROD NDOUT, New York City, post paid
have 10 agents. and any persuns advertising them
selves IA are vile swindecs and VIII prosecute
them Il S the law directs
y R.--Ths is tumbrg, hut one Of the greatest
sciences world produced, which thousands
la.iies and gentlemen in the Cit, oi New ioik
tst No will ever regret the prize paid ir such
an inv ainable All properly seated
psinly directed may be sent 1t the Professors risk
sl-3.a
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A ieDUCS Book store. An elegant aasurtn pnt
"A 0i fine Knve, Gold Pens and Cod qua every
thing required furnish the desks Of men. bers Of the
Legislative Assembly.
NEW BOOKS among which are
Miss Brener's Il ancs;
GTccieN's AIT and Industry
Judge Edmonds Spiri: lasn,
+ lood stone.
EERNs for FASNY's Little Friend.
And MANY other new and valuable publications.. al.
Of which, will be sold a. possible.
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RoItfN CLAM. JOHN btNfREw. A CRozIE
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Corner y Nam and Biddie Straits, ST. Linus, 10.
CLARK. RENFREW Il CO..

CLARK. RENFREW Il CO.,
MANUFACTURES stem Machinery II dfaulic
We Presses, Oil aud Tobacco screws, Morses Patent
SaW-dust Burners Page Childs' PutenI Circular saw
Mills, for horse power, and all kinds o.
NIT WORK, &c,
They would invite the attention of NJwrghts to their
and large stock Of fat,er- f"r ever, VARIETY OF
Wheels; lists of Which will be furnished when desired
by mail or otherwise.
Their extensive Boiler and Sheet ron Works under
the control Of CROZIER afford facilities for Manu-
featuring and repairing Boiler and Sheet-iron Work, in
the most improved manner
Good second hand boilers generally Oh hand l5y
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MINNESOTA RIVER PACKET.

EItOR SALE-Onc humid ed aud si,ty sc.s. 81 lam, o
small lAhe about tour miles from 81. Paul on III,
White Bear Lake aosJ-iaId office title
Aisc six acres on the saltwater Road one mill, FRAN
ST fan With buildings suitable for u .c,tler Anny to
I. {. BAi5u, Mei.ane House
April -, 1854 Ia.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

w. DOW NEU, would take This method Of In
~ forming Tie Citizens of st Paul and MINES. Ia
eialiy taai he has purchased the entire stock
" Person n Co. and is NOW prepared TO furnish "a ST.
be Procured Al any uher estah>huen the country
Fresh GroceTics VIII lie received by every Express
Iiyai from below, winch VIII enable him 10 Keen on
hand at ali times. fun supply IL every thing IN the
Grocery line. lis stock Consists IN part OF The following
articles. viz.
TEAS.l2 chests Young n yson; 10 do Inperial
, do Gun Powder; do Souchong and - cadies Young
III son, superior article.
OLD JAVA COEFEE--a very superior article
received direct from New York, pronounced the best
ever offered III this market. slso, Ccvion and ia C
fee, warranted OF The best quality, and sold
est Cash rates.
rti s2SE.RV FS-Teaches, Pears, Piums Pine Ap-
pie Rhas pberry, Qniuces. Citron Lmes, Olives and
natural Peaches Cherry Jams, and variety OF others
too numerous to mention.
PICK Lk,S-Assor;cd ard put up in gallon ard half
gallon jars
-Worccstershire Sauce, Pepper Sauce, &c
CAISi t'-}vanut, Mushroom, and Tomato, very
superior articles.
The best of WINEs; and LIQUORS for medicinal
and culinary purposes.
OYSTERS AND SARDTNES.
choice LOT Of Cigars; Salmon and MachPre nos.
and in Aits; Cocoa and Chocolate, prime ar.-'es;
fled Sugar; dried CGrr.nts ard prnes, Picked Lob
stefSj Lemon syrup -t'aghton Bitter: spices all
kinds Essences and eNfIa.t, ol all Kinds; Iapiora;
Sperm, and HloW Candles; Saieratus; CFackcrs;
caroni, Pearl and Corn Starch, Dried Herring; Pine
Apple Cheese.
1000 LES. FRESH BUTTER.
Alsoa superior lot OF CrockrTy, etc
All Of which Will be sold low for Cash. Persons
wishing 10 lay IL their winter supply OF Groceries aud
Provisions, would TO we!i TO give call before pur-
chasing. J. w. DoW\fR,
81. Anthony street -. Pail.
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SCarritt n WasoM's
! MAMMOTH FURNITURE Halls

MAMMOTH FURNITURE HALLS,
W 60 'FaShnstn 1Uoauc, 81. LOUIS 40
d Extensive establish nent il 50 vel known that
~ IT l. scarcely Necessary do an a yer
tsencnt than 10 friends ard the pullic tint
We have been eminently successful la getting up a
splendid assortment oi Furniture tor the spring trade
me NO superior ~ st c Sd quality, aud particularly
suited Ia large and varied dcn and both Wholesale
/ aRd retail
An examination Of oar stock will show it 10 be COM
posed both az home and foreign manufactures having
every advantage 10 he gnncd ,ther, including the
neat and substantial medium, We'll H. the rich and
T expensive.
thairS rom % cents sJG; Be~teis from So IL 20
ith- Tables irnW 81 ~ Bureaus from 81 10
: 100, and - Oh IN AN almost endless variety.
Besides have spring. Hair Cotton Moss aud Shuck
Mattresses. and all kinds Of bt tding.
We can furnish n tchea. bedroom. uarior hotel or
steamboat, III part thr l1hou,, odd OF TO match
ioAA, chr'N, walnut, mahogany rosewood In short
!! andesce.
5l-3m. SCARRITT s. MASON.
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7" ffFTtf INNNs
Country Merchants
HENRY MORRIS.

Y Third Street, has on iaI.i tine a.sortiu.R nj of
Dry Goods consisiiur III part of Dress Goods, NeTi-
nos Apaccas. Mou>iin dc LANES, all W0Ol do, Paids,
Bingham, Shawls Tr innings Embroidery, Hosiery,
&C. short, every thing in The Dry Goods lire usuay
called for by The ladies'. Cali and examine has GOODS
and prices. 3S-ti
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r. j.. 81 N. ANDEVENTER a. co.
Wholesale Dealers IN
.HE.N IND BOYS CLOTHLN-G

INDIA RUBBER. GOODS.
No, 1e2 and l6i Nam street, corner OF Washington
Avenue,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
NNE are now receiving from cur Mandatory in
w New York our SPRING STOCK, which will be I'M
usually large and comprise all GRADES Of MEMS and
BOYS CLOTHING, from The coARsssT FABRICS 10 The
FINEST FRENCn CLOTH, and general assortment OF
SHIRTS, FCRNIsuING CooDs, UMDRELLAs, CARPET
BAGS, &C.
Der stock of India Rrbber Goods will be -erv large
we shall receive these Goods iroIa several ent
manufactures.
Persons dealing in the above articles are particularly
invited to call aud examine stock as We inteud Il,
sell goods rs low prices an liberal term, rs am,
house in this city.
E-ly I. l.. & II. VAN DEvENTEp q co
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CHARLES W. BoRUP. CHARLES H. o,kFs
BORUp ( OAKES, O-'
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
SAINT PAUL, MINNEsorA
the liberty inform the me rctnnts and oihey
"a business mcn of the Territory. that they have
'ey termed such business connections in the prnci,
pH cities OF the East and Sooth DC able To afford
them all usuel
Banking Facilities.
Ihey VIII receive cnrrent bank notes or deposit,
ioF wbch they will give their certificates pe. able In
me i"ids or IN com or exchange the Easi at cur
rent rates.
Exchange on The East, South and Eu1ope.
bought end soM
Collections promptly attended 20 and proceeds for
warded, less exchange
Land Wdrrants Bought and Sold
chcarreht bank notes taken a highest rates lo-6n
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REAPERs. MOWERS, &C., FOR 1854.
ST. Louis Agricultural Warehouse
AND SEED sroRE, (EsTApLIsHED 1857
WM. NJ. PLANT & CO, Sign OF the Gilt Ployg No
w y North Main street, ~, Louis Me; also
corner OF Fourth ami Green streets; Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in '
Gardea, crds., end other Sesis,
Agricultural aud Iortealsdtal Machines and Tools In
en&iess variety.
1yDsscsiptife Catalogue furnished gratis n n;s, Maid
appl canis.
90 Rugs Improved Reapers, sl3,
20 Daniords do. dble sickle Reaper Mover, 40
oo kea1s DO 90 do ~
leo ketchum's Improved Mower. l25
IL Emcry's DC horsc Power Treshcr & cleaner 2aO
lOo Emery's do Horse Power Tire slier and sep
srhtor, 100
IL Lewis 4horse power with Tuu,!ling sim
Thresher, J60
N. b. Persons wishing any of the above Will please
send IN their orders early AS the number il limited
90 Burrows Portable Grist-uills horse,
steam or water Power Sis TO pa
20 Corn aad Cob Crushers, Little giant
Nichols, and Others, 10 to &,
800 corn Shelters, horse steam and hand
Power, ste 50
1000 Ne Plus Ultra Straw and Hay Cutters 10 .
100 Hichocks Portable cider Mills, with
Press, A. to so
zoo Revolving Horse Rahes 10 IL
1000 rIows PEORIA Jewett, Como, Eagle
and others, 5to 80
haro"s Geldes A triangular and others sto 50
l'o tnitiSators, different patterns, 6tO 30
tCH0 thrsrns thermometer, Is Hinder d others Use to rs
ShoNsls, Spades Hoes Folks, Scythes, Axes, Annie
paiers. nay Presses, chain and suction Pumps, &C.
Please reco.ect the Gilt Plow, No. IL North Main ST
ST. Louis, Missouri II 3m
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u. r eos"i'h, J. a. rIsHor.
(oi the late Gsn Of Z. II & II. p. Corwi,h)
ILL., CORNITH & CO..
wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Cloth.
ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.

Oar Door aboue the Bank Of Gaiena Ga,ena, IYi,ois
M ARE now receiving and opening enc Of the
w largest and best selected StoC ks orDPl GOODS
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, Sc, ever brought 10
ms Net or goods have been selected ith great
deal Of care and with particular reference 10 Nh.
oi Tins market, and Will be Include EVERY thing
needed by The Trade, ATM prices that cannot he sur
passed We respectfully invite the attention of The old
customers OF the late rrm of r. II a H. p t.nrwilh
anu The pubic generally, md intend TO ofr goods
az 'hc smallest possible profits, hope receive
liberal share of public patronage
HI CORW!TH $50
Gaena, April lst, le5i I'm
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COkLINs A. CAKES.

AUCTION q COMMISSION nfERCHANTs,
NJ III. sell every Monday Wednesday and Saturday
~ Evenings, Dry t,oods Clcthns Roots ard shoe.
"roceres aud Furniture, gIty cher Goods that ma
be sent 10 them Consignment
st. PAU, feb. 18th, le5I. - If
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CHARLES III. PARKER.
B a III II u R
EXCHANGE BROKER,

B A III II u R
EXCHANGE BROKER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
o. Erchange for sale OF the Last or S1mh.
II Money RENTED 10 great britain, FRANCE and
GEuuAxY or any other important points en- the Cont
| Of Europe.
1rISTraEsr allowed Special Dep"sjtes.
Collections made throughout the Territory, charging
the CT exchange and the ncCal expense OF
REFERENCES. by permission.
Gov. Willis A. German, st. Paul, Min,
EX-GOv Ramsey,
Messrs. Page Il Bacon, ST. Louis, Mo
American Exchange Bank, n. Y.
| Particularly would invite attention to the
Real Estate Department, Of my Office.
xXyHICH has been established at great cost ana
w which Consists In part, OF ill list Of Govern
ment Land Entries. Maps OF unentered lands corr ec'ed
sem.weekIy. A map Of the County OF Ransey, and
Mats Of the different cities and additions thereto, in
said county complete list OF all the lands sold TO
said county for unpaid ta>cs 4 fnH aud perfect 40
sfrnct of the title each distinct tract or parcel o
land situated l. said county, from the General Govern
n,eni to the latest grantee wherein noted every de-
feet &C the title either !" form or spsiace an"
il arises By of judgments, mortgage taxes me
| chancs, or Otherwise
am justified in stating that Ear large portion
Of the Real Estate of this city Is concerned, cha vi
title c. mo. be satisfactorily established by IA tAai'
,;or ri The records alone the aid OF Surveyor Is abs"
,oiy essential This desidsrainn have supp red By
and defaing original claim les, npo'
the proper maps. - * ,,,..,;,,
| From my experience in The system OF a'stl ao1ins
,vhcb have adopted I confidently assert thar my ab
sract te, ond MI question: the m"s' Ief,ao's
Of information, with reference to tuss 10 20 'ou"u !"
this city. ara ,..,r,,,e,
An written abstracts furnished by me, are warranted
perfect. xy
boucht and sold, and Government lands entered 10Y
settlers on reasonable terms, loans nesoated sicdhi
from 10 10 80 per cent per snnun', WIN
~, Neal Estate security, Coupon Bonds, pnyabit II
New YORK or elsewhere as insirscted-l per cent con-
mission; and GENERALLY, all business that may pe en-
,rn.,eI 70 nv care aud usually done through haaShs
uouse Real Estate Agency, or Law Once, VIII receive
J ms personal and prompt st'ennon
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NOTICE-!s hereby given, that the Books for Sub
~ scriptiun 10 mi lion Of dollars of the Capital
stock of the MINNESOTA AND NORTH w TERN
RAILROAD COMPANY, will he opened stimuli .aneons
~, MONDAY the first day al May next, at the OFF,
ces of the Bank of the Republic, in the city of New
York and OF Messrs. Bnrup Cakes, At 81. Paul, Min
ne>nta.
Ten cent of the amount subscribed is required TO
be paid in specie al the time Of subscription.
ALIEN. RAMSEY,
GEO. ". BILLlNGs, fcommittce
CURTIS Il. RAYMAN,>
New York, April 5, l55l. l-2t
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TO PHYSICIANS.

gEfHE subscriber Nvishes 70 oftan partner ia his
h tcnsi,e practice, and wen sssQr.ei Drug Store,
Sfiilwn,er A ply stefan VIII capital can make q
profitable investment If application 5 made early.
For further Information apply to
L. ChRLt, Saltwater. NJ 7.
April 9, 1855. 52--tf
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The Cheap Corner still in the Field,

1T Z NEhV NbI NtI sun III tHF 4 TPIU,
| b CULVER Il co, intend keeping cons toutiy
~ hand and for sale II the "Cheap Conner IN
WnsoH's New Hotel, good and select assortment %
staple Ury Goods snd adlcs' Fancy Goods IS u as
Hats CAPS, Boots and Shoes, and all articles usually
kept an Genliemans Furnishing store IN which ihcN
iavite the siteaton of the public generally whci
they VII sell at reasUua e ard soa>onabe prices he
motto being ''srn'.ll PROFITS and qick sales
Among their goods max be found fir assortment O1
Ladies Dress shoes ant Gaitcrs
Hosiery and Kid Gloves
Cent coarse aud hHe Boots
Trunks and Travciins Bays
and a general aSsortnicn: q Rescy Mu!e Clo'hin-.
J. q. CULVER Il 90.
s. Pau. Iti, LII. lShi. i2-ff
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FALL AND WINTER
FOREIGN ND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
II VIII embrace greater variety and be
fnanGii and general than the, oil, red in
this market. Every article The requirements at the
Ia I trade deHialI can he obtained ftti, them.
ii Nilt be thtT constant eNcrtOn conduct their
business GO nuhe il The Interest 81 trcut, tn deal
WIKI IheH. Evry article IN iheirst0rh WilI bt sold
cheap II be obtained in the city, delivered
from New Surk Boston. IL is their desire h,-
siness with responsible merchants, and such
Hcr That whfD once commenced, IL viii Continrc.
They know 1rat there success depends soltiv Wpon
the success at their customers rnt viii be the- im
make their intercourse with merchants mutually and
reclproCaily beneficial.
]hcy ash from merchants who visit 81 LOUIS his
Fan thorough examination OF hcir sotA and prices.
Lot, s Sl3-tf
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Gaint Couis.
fkoM THE NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENCY or
WIS. SWIMMER,
No. II Second ST., st. Louis. Mo.

NJ NO ~ the Agent OF the best and most widely cir
" culated Newspapers in the West, and is author
req 20 take Advertisements and Subscriptions ut the
Publishers lowest rates.
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SONS OF TEMPER aNyE
MASONIC NOTICE..

st PAUL DIVISION, No. I. = of r. meet every FIJI
~ day Evening, at Temperate Hall
Ss-u n. BARBOUR, Il. :.
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ST. PAUL NURSERY ANU CONNER
GIAL GARDEN.

n I'd y y tTTA 7 7 IEi.V,
Asso. jus. and Judge Of 3d sud. Dist NJ r
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-08
Oar Mother

Our passions and onr wilfulness may lead us
far from the object of our filia love; we even
learn to pain our fond mothers kind heart, to
oppose her wishes, to disobey her mandates, to
violate her commands, to trample upon her
tender feelings; we may become wild, head
Strong, and even angry at her counsels or oppo-
sition: but when death has stllcd her moni-
tory voice. and nothing but calm memory re-
mains to recapitulate her virtues and good
deeds. Affection like flower beaten 70 the
ground blythe past storm, raises up her heaa
and smiles upon her tears.
Round the idea of ones mother, the mind
of man clings with fond affection 1t is a ha-
10 of glork, around which our hearts are en-
twined in bur most youthful days 1t is the first
deep thought stamped upon Our infant hearts,
when soft and capable of receiving the most
profound impressions, and. all the after feel
ings of the world are but trivia in COMPARE
son. Round the idea, as we have said, the
mind of man clings with fond affection; and
even whe b the early period of our loss forces
memory to be silent. fancy takes the place OF
remembrance, and twines the image of oul
dead pare int with garland of graces, and beau
ties and Virtues, which we doubt not she pos
sessed. Our feeble mother is now rapidly
vending her way TO the dark tomb; her sui
ferings oh earth are many; she cries aloud FOL
help fot ease, for assistance. Young man
Young gjrl can YOU stand unawed amid the
cries of Your mothers voice, without trying tC
afford hdr relief? Awake, arouse, and fly tC
the rescue. Now is the time for you to act
do not pJlt it of. Would you value money, i
your parent could find ease TO her pains? She
is afflicted with complaint peculiar TO he1
sex. WE urge you to get bottle of that uni
versallr acknowledged female friend. "Drom-
coolies Female Bitters,' and death viii creeI
Gradually and imperceptiblv uIon her unit
ripe old age viii induce her spirit to take 1T
everlasting flight, and she viii die without
groan. We beseech you, we urge you to taxi
a kind friends advice.
For sale In Fayetteville. bv Diemer & Hamp-
ton. and McEirov & Mckinney; in Lewis
burg By j. l.. Jones. 4
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-08
CIR JAarkrt5 --Tutp5t Date5

| NASHVILLE. TENS-L-The Cumberland river
is in good navigable order for all classes OF
steamboats,.
Business this week. in all its branches. has
been greatly depressed by the appearance OF
cholera in the city. But we are glad to say
that the disease has reached its climax and IS
fast disappearing A short season of such
weather as that which characterized the past
flew days, and we believe it will become en-
tirely extinct
C6tton-Thc cotton market remains in a
state of inactivity Up to Friday night con-
sumers had taken 400 bales at AZ @624c, all
that was Sold No sales to-day
Tobacco--The sales of Tobacco up to Fri
day night amounted to only Is hhds at 50 900
5 so for extremes. There is very little in
market. To-day nothing was done in this ar
ticle
Groceries-There has been a slight advance
in Dbl Salt, which is now held at 60c t bush
fl--sack salt Is also little dearer. No change
IN other articles.
MEMPHIS, ITExN.-Co Cotton THE transac-
lions in cotton for the past week have been
very light, and it is difficnlt to be precise IN
giving quotations. Some few lots have been
forced upon the market, and there have been
some orders, and these we believe constitute
the amount of business done, there being no
s peculative demand, owing to the irregnlarity
Of prices and unsettled state Of the market.
The pressure in the rloneSlnarket still con-
tfnues, and we do not look for relief until a
dhange in the policy pursued by some of our
banks