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A w AHSzSc

Delays MT; harlor not in your mimi ,b,t
sentence of fools philosophy, tha, L d.,a Is.
fiil get well Of itself, or that you can cure if
with certain medicines fora few dollars Be-
faTe how you tarnper with your general wei
fare.
Ye Wild and vicious youths, why via rs
persist IN dosing with TIE .sltly ,a,sssatlss
f07si'oa''zs daily Iroaere,l;. thereby irnparinr
your arpeAtes and digestion. and destroying
you mentally as well as physically, u hen Won
ban be cured Nth few doses 81 ,,,.,..,,
medicines?
" rakes Of every age and condition. ubv
will ye suffer and repine and drag out n,iser
bic existence. unftted for the s,-o,.,r 80 81
even ordinary pursuits Of lie? To,, /, 10 a..
thus arnoyed and wish TO be restored I'd beaItb
ard visor by treatment. at once ,Ic..S,-,. 'i
efiectuai, should consult Dr. MORRIS Fis
success N tAro',.e diseases has besu s,reafl,
nan that Of any othcriphysiciln Of b. dav-
Many ~Eo have been For years afsctsI -.
i'sease u Consequence Tesuldps. from axcess
nave been restored to health and vioor ra.3srs
ais really scientific treatioeut :
should apersonal iirteryiew be oliae.i,,.s
pc, state Your disease IL. Mrtjps,-epclbso Z; -,
lollars-address 5r. ". II. MORRIS fbTsrgl.
he Post-othre, Nashville, Tenn. aid q rae9
-se o. mee-el.ies, securely put ur. n be seat
,,riyate.y lid with despatch, .fuH directions
ng :, N, and no question asked
l.sssons living at a distance. and Afflicted
9TH Srefe3a, OIL Uzess, 7stt@. conce,a
PIES ffst1stp in Apo, GTavey SlrIcts54s 62cst
or any disease whatever Of an aggravated. ar
malignant charter, can Be cured At home bv
consulting Dr. MoRRis, BY letter post-faid.
enclosing fee.
Medicines pleasant and safe can be sent tsr
mail to any partlof She United Ssa.es
Particular attention gisen to the treasnrls
2! 9! ieiqaie complaints. Ladies " no NAV he all
l,cted with irregularities. Igucr 4s5ss a.
't'@tes' Ffo'aTsus lsserf or Fa7 ~ n TIE
~ onlo, would ~ weiftalay aside all falss del
,,c.eaey and pro1fptly consult the Or. Guns
W ARsASrEDi
Office oveg Mutual Protection InsutsI.ce o.
fee, Cedar st hear Pos,-O Once. Rods, NJ
II, up stairs.
Jan. 2G. ISL
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Female wonder.

The above is very true; and from all &C
counts. we infer that the article under consid-
Grafton is becoming still more wonderful.
Feunalessare eager in the pursuit of it; they
look at If. wonder at it, admire it, praise it,
bless it. drink it, are highly benefited by it,
thank IT. and then recommend it, These are
stubbp rn facts, friends; yet it is all true as
Gospeli We are speaking of ''Dromgcole's
Female Bitters,g the great Southern Female
Medicine Of the day, looked upon as the on on
" reliable compound before the Tmblic. Price
One Dollar per bottle,
Fer sale in Fayetteville, by Dierner Hamr-
ton, and McElroy g. Mckinney; in Lewis
burg hvJ. L. Jones. T.
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HYDRAULIC RAW.

T 0oKat the following lines. If IS
Ia yen have spring on your farm. -
and desire to have the water more COR E.4
venient than 1t is-7say Just where you desire
to have it fPr use, i in your house, or else
where as You wish and Il the spring is below
any blua, OF in any unfavorable place to Get
the water, propose to elevate 1t from one foot
to 80 feet qf more, and carry it If necessary. a
half mile OF more The machine IS perfestlv
simple, durable. and a self operator. and Won
are safe to make the triid--fsr If fail to do
what promise. oil to give satisfaction. Twill
charge nothing for my labor-lnd Won cahno.
ascertain what satisfaction you might get with
out a trial. You can find ma at ShelbyvilIe:
also, Mr.. i. B. Russell, Who is an operator. aud
lives on Lick Creek, in Hickman COUNTY.
Z june !, 1854-43tF STEPHEN TART
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Health

The 81 ekness in our town has pref
ty well .blowed out''-two or three
lingering casps Of fever ARE all, we
believe, that there are in town, aud
with moderation at the table, and a
due regard to cleanliness, co ntinued
health may be reasonably expected.
Frequent additions. are as conducive
to health, as any thing that can be
adopted. We believe that medicine
lis often used, when soap and water
would prove the most effective, for
the prevention. Of even removal Of
disease. Wash often, and wash all
over. BY This means, the pores of
the SIX in are kept open, and the inn
puritieb that usually accumulate near
the surface, are permitted to pass out
with the perspiration, instead Of be-
ing forced into CT annel by which
disease. often Of serious character,
IS fixed upon the system. Remem
Der, if you wish to k eep your health,
% use water freely battle often, and
.hus keep the pores Of the skin open
KEEP CLEAN
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Burglars About

Look to your houses! On last
Friday night, the store Of L. b. Tack
er 8. Co., in this place, was broken
open, BY some person or persons I'M
known. Entrance-was made through
The back door, by boring through tie
pannelwith an auguF, until hole was
made sufficiently large to admit the
arm, when the key vas turned. No
money Was found, as that had been
taken care ef.in easting up the cash
sales. A few small articles may have
been stolen IN fact, some are missed
but the fine goods remained IN
molested. The thief didn't get
enough TO pay him for his trouble.
Our citizens would do we'll to be CD
the alert, as other effort IS may be
made on stores or dwellings.
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County COurNCIerk-

We inadvertently omitted to state
in our last, that on the first Monday
of the present month, the Quarterly
Court elected Col. q. Z. Hodge, to
the office of County Court Clerk of
this c unty, in place of Geo. W. Gun
dec. The people will find
Col. II. 10. be an accommodating, gen
tlemanly, competent officer.
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GENTS DRESS GOODS.

.GUPER Blk. French and fancy -g,s.zza
- Cloths, sup do Doeskn Cas- CO.
simeres, do plaid and stripe fancy SaT
Cassimeres, black Cashmaret and l<ssEssaas =9sss
Drab d Etc, black and fancy IFweeds, Black,
Blue, Brown and Steel mixed Satinets, black
and figured Silk Vdstings, Buff and White
Marseilles Yestinss blue Silk Cravats and
Stocks, fancy Silk Qravats and Six Hdkfs.,
black. white and fanf y Kid Gloves, etc. Our
stock of Gents EfTess Goods is very
large to which we Invite your attention. /.
April l3. I'll C. GOODRICH & co. +
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WHAT DISTINGUISHES MAN.-Somd
naturalists have made the power Of
speech the distinguishing mark be-
tween man and other animals. 9th
erS, the fact that man cooks his food.
Adam Smith says: Man is an animal
that makes bargain. No other
animal does this no dog exchanges
bones with another dog
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Painting

Painting
Messrs. .MuH &. Rpnsee h ave
formed a copartnorship in the House
Sign. and Ornamental Painting bust
ne5s, and feel competent to fill any
order in their line in a tasty aud
workmaulike manner, on short notice,
at reasonable rates. Try them. =
Shop, over tie Post Office.
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Rain

On SUNDAY last, n refreshing show
or fell, cooling the atmosphere, and
giving new impetus TO vegetable
life. For the welfare of the growing
crops, ii came not a day too soon
In fact, the corn, IN some sections,
was thought to be past redemption,
becauseof the continued drought
and much damage, doubt less, has
been aone,-vet, there is no estima-
ting the/6eneft to be deriyed from
good season. from this time on
Plenty Of rain, with other favorable
circumstances. often works wonders,
even when the crops appear to be be-
You'd all hope.
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EE ABH~S
EsVRAY-LINCOIN COUNTY.

HsAKEN up by Robt. |. Nelson, in ~.
10th dis, hare Mule, of bay col 90
or, about 4 feet. inches high, about Gez1-
9 or 10 wears old, branded on left hip. Val-
ued at $50. june 0, 1851
TAKEN up by John Caldwell, in 10Th Eg,
dis, IFHeys of dark bay color star in d--Hse
the face, right hind foot white. about WIS Old
Valued at $50 June 10. 1854.
N o. WALLACE, Rangfr.
July 20. 1854
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Our brethren Of The Bedford Yeo-
man, Russ g. Laird Russ of the
Shelby vile Exfositor, and Wggs of
the Winchester Independent, will
please accept our best acknowledge
ments for their hospitabIe attention
during our recent sojourn amongst
them.
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BOOKS. PAPER ETC-

FE7HEIR stock of school Books j.
4 very large; embracing alt the
Latin and Greek books used in our r. e
49, p, - nhs assortment Of foolscap and
,s ~ envelopes. etc, Tor sale by
April T. TIC. GOODRICH Is CO.
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Nhile Honse-

White h0HSe-
This house Of entertainment, in
sheIbyyille, is still in full blast, under
fba asnerieneed management Of s.
N6 r. D. lVh9e. while there,
We found the House faH--a happy
compliment TO tho judiclOus energy
.n1 e,isyitv of manner OF DR.. JRhite.
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Dental

Dr. Ducd has returned TO town,
and is now ready to perform any OPP
Grafton upon the TEETH, in the high
est style of the Dental art. His
entire time will hereafter be devoted
to the practising of his profession in
this county.
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Letters

Our correspondents must wait on
as q little. We have several letters
on hand, requiring written answers,
which sball be attended to so soon
as we can secure a little leisure. Blu
siness engagements are We ~ eAacting
lust now. We have, too, several
communications on file publication
and they will appear 5 hortly.
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White House,
South Side Of tic Square.
SHELL YFILLE TENN

SHELB YFILLE, TENN.
YNHE subscribers hasiPsta- Al&N1A,
l. ken charge.of the above asssf...ssss
named Hotel, formerly known ss $500.
as the TENNESSEE HOUSE, will endeayor to
render complete satisfaction to all who may
favor tho m with their patronage. They in
tend their table shall not be Inferior to any
ever furnished in this place. There will be
no reserved chairs, only for ladies and their
ATTENDANTS No responsibility for money, un-
less delivered to the Proprietors or Bar-keep-
er. There will be no responsibility for UNI
brellas left in the Bar Room. Disorderly con-
duct will lead to disnlission Of those guilty.
Persons wishing to board by the year, will be
repaired to settle quarterly. Persons W shng
to stay all night or longer who have no bag
gage, will be required to pay in advance No
Tson will be permitted to send servants on
erands without permission.
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Last Thursday, -tu emily one ne
sroes-- men, women and children,
passed through Cleveland on their
way to Canada.
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/. DR.. WM. B. MiRTs

EkT lib eoftiBae 20 devote his 4xcls -
u ~ siys 4 es'ion T.; The Practice ii =
-, - - saf'e'is brs1Ie nes. re Is pes
80 "l,.i ZION g his sfcf4ssseu. {,
~ eri1 q f.Jhaance Of tho pass1nAcs ~ h.s
friends 9mEe as Georess. So s. ~
eas Of Fsxslesille. Line i,
June isb4-l2so, E4r' 8 +
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A LII those who are indebted to the estate,
N of George Cunningham, deceased, whose
iddebtcdnes IS is due, viii please come forward
and settle with the undersigned administrator,
by the 18th day of October next, as his IN
debtedness to the State Treasurer for taxes
on privileges of Merchants, etc, ter the year
ending 31st August, 1854, will necessarily
have TO hesettled.
BENJAMIN B. INGLE, Aans'r.
July q. 1S5l-4t
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Blacksmith Shop.

FEyHE subscribers have opened a =
4 blacksmith Shop, south side of q
the Public Square, on the road to the e
Ford, and are now ready to fill all orders ii
their line, at short notice on reasonable terms
Give US trial JAS. i. CARLY.
JOSEPH E. CARLY. I
Nay IL 1Q5I O.,
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READY MADE CLOrrg,,n

A@NRENcH Sack Goats Of all dnali
i ties. Deeskin Cashmere bants. SIS
md fancy black Satin and Figured SILK NsAs
Vests, Shirts. Drawers CELLARS. ETH for sale IoW.
by sAprii 49, I. GOODRICH ]. &c
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| DIED.,

AT theresidence Of his brother, in this count,
! On the 24th ult of consumption, GEoRG
ICUNNISGHAM, CD K of the County Court {
Lincoln County. He was man in every res
peet of the term, and universally respecte'
Land esteemed where he was known. He wa
twice volunteer in the service of his coun
try, and proved his claim to valor and patriot
ISM He enjoyed the entire confidence OF tn
lcommunitvin which he lived, and was just,
regarded as a man of integrity. He was
kind man. a good husband, an ailectionate IA
ther, and true friend. d.
In this county, Friday, 21st inst, Of con.
gestive fever and fux, WILLIAM JOEL HAN
COCK, son of Isaiah and Martha A. Il. Han
cock, aged years, 2 months and Is days
Sweet Billy, thou art gone to the spirit land-
How sad and changed the place;
The prattling of thy playful voice
| hear no more: tits hushed in death
stood by thee, and with an anxious heart,
Hoped to see thee restored again;
But alas. that grim monster death,
Grasped thy tender form in his cold icy arms.
Sleep on: sweet little angel the arms Of Jesus
While we mourn thy long absence;
Thy infant soul has gone home,
Y es! gone to that heavenly world on high
IN this county. 10th inst, Mrs SUSAN, wife
Of Mr.. VIM Hambrick, aged 90 years.
In this county, 2lst inst, Of fever, Mrs
- Brown, daughter Of Jas Hudson ESD
igeil about 20 years.
n this. county, 81st inst, Of typhoid fever
MI. JoslFH HALL, aged about 8yeafs.
In this comfy. 10Th inst, of fever, Mr. Al
RED HART, aged about s. years.
In this county, sgdinyt-, Miss. MARY, daush- I
sr of Maj. John Moore, aged about 20 years.
In this county, 23d inst, of fever, Mr. WM. s
IAMBRIck, aged about 60 years.
In this county, Wednesday, 19tlf nit, Of
Tx, MACY, son of Paschal R. Andrews, ased
bout 10 years,
In this county, Ion inst, Mrs. ELIzABE,rH,
ife Of Mr.. Thomas 9.ane, and daughter OF,
ugtstus and ElizaJ. Cannon, aged &c years. !,
In this pl ace, 18th inst, MARY, daughter of
J. Tune, ag ed 10 years
On Mulb cry, 18th inst, of fux, Mrs Gen. /
M .MooRE.
At Mills Point, KY, june Sd, Of cholera, a
+. JOHN NJ. McGAuGH, formerly OF this !
UNITY
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COO&fasg Stores 81

OF All sizes and brands, very low. Cas- 10
ings Of altkinds, Tinware, etc.
=; iiai.'ess ana harness Leather, Ssilei's
Iocls and Materials Hames, Chains aaa COL
lars, Shoemaker's Tools and Mator;aIs Bs:'li-
Bits, Buckles, etc etr. Our faciIitias for ,,,,,
ing Goods low are second TO none ami ,,e a..
willing to sell them for as small nrof;tg {,
of our competitors.
NEIL, MO0RFS & WRIGHT
April c, 1854.
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AZ Advertisements must be handed into the
Office by Iaeslay -HorGlng, to insureaa appear
nnce inlthe following Paper.
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS

Rich plaid stripe and fancy silks, <eGN
rich plaid and figured Blacl; Silks,
pfaln black and watered Silks, Rro- & g
cade Silks-and India Satins, rlaih ~ u
aud figured Berages Beraged Robes fouricbd
plaid and figured Organizes, plaid and striped
Jaeonets, French Lawns and Muslins, Ging-
hams and Bingham Lawns, dotted Swiss and
figured Muslins, organdies Mnslins aid figured
Chintzes. black and figured Alpaca Lusters.
black Bombazines and Silk Warp Alpaca,
white Swiss and Bishop Lawhs. white Jaconets
and Camhrics, Houiton Maltese aid Linen
CamL. &c Hdkfs., Houiton and Maltese Jafonet
and Swiss Collars, Houiton Algue French
Lace Chemizette, Muslin and Mourning Col
lars, black and figured MantleS great variety,
Linen and Thread Cambrics, Thread and Va
lencia Lace, Parasols and Sun Shades, Bonnets
and Ribbons large assortment, Flowers and
Fans great variety, Kid and Silk Gloves best
make, al eolors For ladies and misses q full
assortment of English and German Hosiery
with the best assortment of Mitts ever offered
April -, III. t. G.. GOODRICH d. CO
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Rags. RAGS. EsAsss..
90. 900 tEs0rsSsSES Og EsssxyS Wanted.

T WILL pay 5 cents per pound, cash, for all
4 the Cotton, Linen, Flax, Hemp and Tow
Rags ofall tolors, that are delivered at my
Paper anE Z Rag Warehouse at the Northeast
corner of the Public Square.
Merchants. Ped!ars, and all the rest Of man
kind, are solicited to gather me all they can
get. w S. WHITMAN.
Nashville. Nav l8Il654-6m.
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CDR 5Aarkrts Tatr5t QatrG

CHATf AxooGA, TESN.-Bacon-Sa src
light for the week one lot of 1900 lbs, hog
round. spld at size; 1900 lbs, clear sides at
l7lac. Proper figures 81 @9.
Corn We notice but one shipment Of 300
bushels, but 30 change in rates, worth 7o@72c,
= candi Moulded & u { a2o; Star sOas2:
Sperm; 45@5o.
Flour Several small lots have been sold
IS barrels at Sc go; 20 barrels at 81, and 9TH
ers at same ratea good brands.
Lard 8@91@c
CHARLEsrox. S. CA cargo Of 1900 bush
els MARYLAND Corn arrived since our last sold
at Gee The article is getting scarce, and pr
ces continue of an upward tendency. We
have no receipts of Western to report by Rail
rpad.
Hay Only 200 bales received since our
last, anl SOLD at 81 Is.
Flour The demand continues confined to
city consumption, and is generally limited to
small lots, at unchanged prices--extremes for
all descriptions from S734 q 81 for bills, and
S35s@4 for bags.
MACON; Ga acon--Hog round, ~ Ca733li
scarce; clear sides, 624 @s}5; choice hams,
Sla @9-
Lard in bbls., 1Q@ l01s; IN cans or kegs
l0l5 @11c--scaTce.
Meal p bushe, Sl-stock on hand light
Feathers--376 40-scarce.
Hogs-Net, 5@5lis --few IN market.
Beef-Flckled, p Dbl 7@oc-
BeaFes on foot, 5@6.
NEw YoRK.-Flour advanced 12c. Good
Ohio, z 62@S. Corn advanced &c. West
ern white, 90@S2 Pork fr1r, Mess l2c.-s
Lard steady. Money easier.
C1Nt1NNATI. OHIo.-Flour quiet at ST.
Whisky 23. Nothing doing in provisions =
Sales Of so hhds., of Sugar at Hoax. Mar
ket continues very quiet.
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D. ID. SCOrE''H' SEQ.
FASHIONABLE TAHORS.

WeSt 'otae Or .fe '1YkaFe f0yefteteIe, Tenn.
we wotLD remind pm 3
~ friends hnd the public gen - "
orally, that W have opened a shop ON the
West side Of the Public S4pare, one door
north Of !. C. Goodrich d Co., where we would
be pleased to have our friends, and all Others
that want a g4od fitting Coat. Heuts or Vest
made, 10 rom and try Us, as we are deter
mined thas n9ishop il the nj Idle portion of
the State shall Go better work than we are
turning out almost dvery day. We pledge
ourselves to fi5 any shaped man that may ia
vor us with n call. no matter how he may BE
deformed, their clothds being made TO fit in 10
latest and most app-d4ed fashion. of the lay.
unless otherwise desired; when We viii Use
every exertioii TO suit the peculiar notion Of
any that may wish tb vary from the same =
Hoping to lmehit and receive portion of the
public patronage, we have the honor Of sub
scribilg ourselves, RESPECTFULLY,
Nav Is, 1854 j. d. SCOTT & co.
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CHAM PUMPS.

TIME hest in Hse--of an sizes
i Wished warranted to work well 80.
.--for sale and ppt up 10 order in an ssssasss
ysart of the count Come and see.
Il B. KNOTT.
Jan. Il, 1s54-ly.
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The Boon c<UeaItia.


'sTo all that breathe the air OF Heaven.
Some born OF strength has Natssre given,
~ man she gave in that proud hour
The boon of intellectual power
Then, what, oh woinan, what for thee
Was left in Natures Treasury?
She gave thee Beauty--mkhtier far
Than all the pomp and spldndor OF war;
Men, Women, Beauty and Power,
Droop. wither, decay every hour.
From Rheumatic Pains, Neuralgia and Govt,
The system is hard to clean out.
Yet, in the external treatment Of man,
The Antidote effects more than any other can.
Il cures deep seated soreness and writbing pains,
In chronic RAettnlatisns Il supremely reigns.
Wherever applied to dis4ased muscles.
All morbid action Immediately hussels.
a failure, superior, or frowr
S not known by medicine of inch ri own.
rhd world atIarge, who have u4el remedies 50
remote,
Are invited to try the Chm Use Rheumatic
Apf-doto
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August

August
Peterson's Magazine for August
is here. The engravings are superb,
and the reading excellent.
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&EAgD-EHuZz1t-

I all kinds at very low prices.
! Our stock Of Hats is ver- larre and
we think embraces every variety Of ~
style and quality. 81
We have also great variety of
BOOTS e SCI Q)aS, 81,
some Of which are much finer than we ~
have ever offered before.
In Bonncfs we have evervthjng 81
from the most elegant to. the 5
cheapest article. Bonnet Ribbons and Oil
er Bonnet Trimmings also form very at
.saetiFe feature N our STOCK. some of. them
being very rich
IN addition TO the Goods ernn,.- -.
rated we have our usual variety of .T X
Staple Dry Goods. Jewelrr
Glassware, Queensware, Hardware. Cntierv -.
I We also keep constantly all Kind, af
CnFpenfcr's Tools and Bui,eIs,.I
Gross Cut Saws Ea7ds,TT EA
Planes, Chisels. Augers, Hammer s,eal
Squares Bowel Squares. Hollow 4ns,s,s ~
Saws, Tenon Saws, Guagee Snirit -
Sash Ghisels Turning Chises. Trrn;,. c..
yes, Tape Measures. Door Bells. Tower IRoIt,
Door and Window Hinges, Table do.. Bras do
Nails, Window Glass, Putty, Locks I1tcsrk
Window FasteRines ctr e+S
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CONTRACTED. aud Std So;nis
Eoss of NIusc.l.ar poues..

wasting and decay of the muscles, Rumbness,
weak back, painful joints. ara all speedily
cured by the use Of this medicine.
We respectfully invite the citizens Of Fay
etteville and vicinity, who are afflicted with
any form OF Rheumatism, or other diseases
aoove enumerated, to cal on our agent AMI
procure pamphlet and ihttie OF oGE nfedi-
cine, and we confidently promise yea satisfac-
ton.
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