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DIED.,

At Fayetteville, Tenn, June 10, 1854, d
cholera, ViRGINIk KATE daughter Of Dr. w
w and l.. G. MtNeley, aged years and 3
months.
"The strife is o'e +. The loved of years,
To whom our yearning hearts had grown,
Hath leftus with life's gathering fears
To struggle daFkly and alone;
Gone, with the wealth of love which dwelt,
Heart-kept with holy thought and high
Gone, as The clouds of evening melt
Beyond the dark and solemn sky
yet mourn her not-.he voice of woe
Belts not this her triumph hour;
Let sorrows tears no longer flow,
For lie eternal is her dover!
Freed from the darth's corrupt control,
The trials of worlddike this,
Joy for her disembodied soul
Drinks at the fcunt of perfect bliss"
At the residence Of her grandmother, Mrs.
Timmins. near this place, Tuesday, llth inst
Mrs MARGARET, widow of the late Samuel
Edmondson.
At the residence of his brother, in this
county, oath ult., GEORGE CUNNINGHAM, Esq,
Clerk Of the County Court Of Lincoln County
In this county, 25th ult, Of fux, Mrs. JANE,
wife of Dir. VIM. Stephens.
27th ut, Mrs. WHEELER, wife of Capt
Wheeler.
lst inst, of disease of the liver, Mrs. NANCY
wife of Smith Walker, Esq. u
1st inst, MAMIE, infant daughter of Corne-
lus Allen, aged 10 months.
\ 81 inst, of fux, child of Pasch al R. An
drews.
4th inst. Mrs. MASON, wife Of Mr.. j. Ma
son.
In this county. Wednesday, 18th inst, o.
fever, Mrs LUCINDA MooREs, aged about Il
years
In this county. Mrs. GEORGE SAwYERs, of {
pulmonary affection, aged about 80 years.
In this county Thursday 9th inst, an in
FAINT of Mr.. Geo. Sawyers, Of inflammation o
the brain.
In this county, Thursday. 9th inst. of fe-
yer, Mr. SAMUEL STORY, aged about % years.
In this county, 18th inst, of typhoid fever
Mr.. BARNETT METcALF, born 10th Dec, 1875
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eral lois Of inferior on the market which cal
be purchased at lower prices
Lari--Gool is still scarce, and is worth lot
in Ibis. in kegs, and IL in canss
Def aud Hogs-There is still good sup
ply of grass, fed beef in market, which is
selling at 4la@5c. Shoats continue scarce
and are in demand at 7c. Thete is a good de-
mand for Sheep and Lambs, and good fat
Lambs. readily bring 50 p head.
CHARLESTON, s. C.-'rhere is better de-
nana and prices are fill. Sales 45o bales at
T]G G9aic.
CIScIsNATI. oHIo.-Flour steady, with
moderate demand; Whisky 2214. supply
light,
NEw YoHK.--Cottoh firm. prices trife
higher. Pork heavy Beef and Lard I'M
changed, Whiskey held higher. Prison 28ll6
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A DiserepaneK-

The outside Of to-day 5 paper is
dated ID June, and the inside in Ju-
ly. Some of the articles have been
in type for some time; yet, believing
they contain some interest, We far
msh tn EN- a ildce We are not yet
fully at ease in.the editorial harness
again, but by next week We shall
probabl y "get the hang Of the nut
ter"
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fbr JAa5k1ts Tatfst Nattg

Carr. kooeA TrSN.-Market dull for the
week but mot Alt Several sales Of bacon
have been ELECTED, and little activity IN 'ne
grain market. =.
Bacol-Severa sales for the week a 40,
of 1000 pounds hog round at o's' o'2oo
pound, clear sIaek at 7,5e; 1000 pounds, city
cured. shoulders Sides and hams, in separate
lots a. 6. aid 9c; $500 pounds clear sides,
CITY cured. 7isc.. Qqotation 6ss CSC.
AuausT, Ga. -Bacon--Tbere continues q
fair demand for this article, and sales are ma
kin6-by the hog roahd at IA @71af The
lattsr mo. for gosa article Ribbed sides
all command tax, clear &C. There are seS
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RAGS. Rags. HsAl.s..
500. 900 POUNDS al Es:sasS NVnn.csl

II Will pay cents per pound, cash. for all
IL the Cotton, Linen, Flax, Hemp and Tow
Rags Of all colars, tiiat are delivered at my
Paper And Rag WAREHOUSES at the Northeast
corner 4f the Public Square.
Mere hants, Pedlats, and all tile rest of man
kind, ape solicited to gather me all they Ian
get. ". S. WHlTEMAN.
Nashville, May Is. lS54-Gm.
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Money Received


OF Col jas. Grizzard, Tullahoma
Ten n, IS, subscription, to No, l
Vol 4.
Gen Z. h. Mills, IS, account.
S. A. & I j. Lockhart, Winches
Ter, S9,50 sub and adv.
Hu Francis, Winchester, SO.
B Decherd, Winchester, SI1,25,
sub. and adv,
Gen w. Moore, TullahOma, 81 90,
subscription to 30. "a, Vol. 8.
pr, S. W. Houghton, Winchester,
Tenn 81.
ID F. Hunt, Tullahomn, Tenn,
81, sub to JGly 20, 1885.
Dr.. c. S. Harris, Tullahoma, Tenn,
81, SUB to July 90, 1856.
DR.. T. A. Anderson, Tullahoma,
Tenn sc, 10 No l. Vol. 4.
DR. J. Z Hogan, Tullahoma, Tenn !,
81, sub to No As, Vol. 4.
s n. & T. D. White, of Shelby
vile, Tenn, 81.
Joll n Hunter, Owensvllle, Saline
county :, Ark, 81, 10 No 40, Vol 4
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Change

!. The Livery Stable is now owned
entlrelyby " s, U~pheg, and he
undetermined to give entire satisElc-
tioa to all who may favor him with a
call. With attentive ostlers, good
feed, etc, he has reason to believe
that hd can give general satisfaction.
Try him.
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DR.. WMI B. MARTIN.

wv Ill continue to Hevote his exclu- -
w sive attention t4 the Practif be of =
Medicine in its various branches H hopes
by close attention to his Profe ssiOm, to
merit a continuance Of the patronage of his
friends. Office at Ge@rgc's Store, II miles
east Of Fayetteville. Lincoln county, Tenn.
June |, lS54--l2m
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CEG AEls TOBACCO AND EIQUoas.

tksE E[@ aOEsAfS4O AND E.a<lE OBJ,
EANl of cur citizens spend the sum Of
I'VE Three Dollars in very few DAYS for
the above three articles In ON columns may
be seen very strange advertisement. mingled
with wholesome advice to those who use the
above. Itappeals
70 Mryyisi L5t85es
in particular, who have husbands suffering
with anv7ionn of rheumatism, Chronic or In
tiaInmatory, Neuralgia Pains. Cont, Contract
ed and Distorted Limbs, wasting aud decay of.
the muscles, loss of Muscular Power, Dead
Palsy, SIM Joints, Numbness etc, and urges
them to insist on their husbands to cease using
the above three articles only for a few GAYS and
give the money which might be thus spent
for one Bottle of the
Chinese Rheumatic Anttdote
which costs only Three Dollars, and is srre
safe and etiectua remedy for the above disea-
ses.
It's strong external application. 10 taken
inwardly, and i5sac'ion IS immediate a4d per-
We advise all persons thrpughout LincoIn,
to give this medicine trial, as one Bottle
promises cure.
Il can be had in Fayetteville, Of our friends
MeElroy d Mckinney ana Diemdr& HaniI-
ton.
Dromgoole 8. Co. are wholesale Agents q.
Nashville
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HR "a ENC $50 .
EsTRAY-LsNCoLN COUNTY.

HNAKEN up by Robt. l. Nelson, in ~
4 10th dis, Mcre Na'e, of bay COL VI
or, about feet. 4 inches high, about CHI.
8 or 10 years old, braided on left hip. VAL
ued at $50 June9 1854.
T. KEN up by John Caldwell, in goth Ryv.,
dis, 4 fEpey, Of dark bh by color star in .d---gA
the face, right hind foot white about 3 yrs old,
Valued at $50. june 20, 1854
No NA4 LACE, Ranger.
JULY 20. 1854.
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Gents Dress foods.

SUfER French black Cloth; ysw1
- &c Italian G. st
extra fine and blue cheap Cloths, & .ss..ssSs
Olive brown Cloth, super green eszzziI=szsas
French Cloth, super black Cashmere, cheap do
fancy Cashmere, Doeskin Cashmere. Queens
Cloth, black and fancy Drab d Etc, plain coll
ored ahd white Linen Drills, etc, all of which
will be sold low by
Maya JOHN GOODRICH
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A singular abuse Of the franking
privilege, hnd fraud upon the Post
Office, has come TO light at Washing
ton. A packer for two members Of
Cangress. authorized TO use their
names for lrlnking Documents, has
been detected selling fran envel-
opts at fifty cents per hun dred. An
agent for claims purchases ii lot and
enclosed eleven hundred circulars TO
pass through the city pos' office. =
An Investigation led TO a detection
of the fraud. The matter has been
. compromised.
The roll OF Students Of the Z nj
Nersity of Virginia, says the Rich
mond Enquirer, for this session mum
hers four handred and sixty-sixl =
A larger number than the books o.
any college in the Union can show
with the exception Of Yale and Ilar
yard
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4 a Co,lpI IMrNr.- The editor of the
Jacks on Mi True Witness; says he
"has not Sc hna drunken man in ia ok
son sinoetAe LegtSlat,tfe adjomneR'
! A Frehc h physician writes that he
has cured Rydrophobia BY the WA ter
vapors bath heated to one hundred
and seveh pity degrees of Fahrenheit.
We see II stated that last year The
British II olse Of Commons sat on an
average S seven hours and forty nj IN
u;es a day, for 100 days! During the
present Sc ssion, the House ofR4 p
reseRtatiYe$ since Deee mber last has
not A eragd ID two hours per day, and
the SENATE has averaged even less.
Anof her fic still more 10 the discfdd-
it ofbur leg islators, that the members
of Parliament receive 4o pay, while
our Congress smcn are paf IS per day,
besides mileage, books, &c.
The Ne dical Socie y Of Berks
county, Pa, lately adopted a resolu-
ton requiring its members to report
to the secretary OF the society, a list
ofthose who do not pay their doctors
bills. Suppose pr;nterj were TO 90
The same thing! only think what "a
list of worthless fellow would get
their names in the papefs.
The South Feeding ile North. i
Five hundred barrels of gree n peas
were sent from Norfolk ito New York
on Wednesday, The n Norfolk Argus
say ssthat from about the Goth June
to the 20th of Jhly, from 1000 to
>, 800 barrels of potatoes will be
daily from that city to Phila-
delphia and New York, together with
800 to 800 barrels of cucumbers,
musk-mel9hs, &c.
Tie Ward TtfM. = A letter from
Louisville states that Mr. Noble But
Ter, the brother Of he late Professor
Butler, is likely to be obliged to
sell his house to raise money topay
the necessary expenses Of the prose /
cution of the Wards. An effort is
about to be made 10 raise sufficient
sum by subscription to cpable him TO
pay the expense.
HUMAN LIFE IS. FREIGHr-Chas
IL. HaswelI, surveyor of sea steam
ers for the Boards of Underwriters
Of New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
and Lloyds, London, in his testimo-
ny before the Wyse court-martial,
stated, in reply to question, that
vessels were often used for carrying
passengers, which would not be used
ior freight, as the former were not IN
smcR /
The present population pf Spain
is fifteen millions. Under tie domi-
nation Of the Moors it was thirty /
millions, In TAT, the population
OF. the city of Grenada amounted to
400, 900, of whom 60, 900 bore arms.
Now, the city contains population
of only 10000. Thus is Spain, the
fairest portion Of the world, passing
into a co9diiion Of decay.
The editor of the NIurlreesboro
News star ted from home the other
day on the Railroad, to so, according
to his own account, to IN place in
particular. 1t seems it did not take
him long to find it; for he says he
stopped 1T Warirace. spent the day,
"a ,.aturnaH homa ut NIGHT 4
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Again

sAc'IIH
The Observer has the pleasure,
this week, to again greet lis readers,
after a rest Of four or fi2e weeks;
and We trust that a Cal use for ~simi.
lar Su9 pension, will ever again &C.
cur For our failure TO print du-
ring he prevalence 81 the late cpl
iemic no apology is offered, because
none fAeApecicd from our many
friends They all justified cessa-
ton of business, until the Storm had
pissed
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JOHN GOODRICH.
81 "A FL lea

I AN now receiving a supply of 4
L BARREL Salt and my advice to every z rs
person Is to purchase without delay as it will
advance in price soon and no mistake.
May 25, 1854. SHAPARD.
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Tie Esool. nfunnIti.

ITO ali that breathe The air Of Heaven.
Yome born Of strength has Nature given.
10 man she gave in that proud hour.
| he boon Of intellectual power.
Then, what. oh woman. what f,r the.
Was left in Natures Treasury?
9ile gave thee Beauty mightierirr
han .ll the pomp and splendor Of war"
Men, Women, Beau.y and Power,
Droop: Vilher, decay every hour.
From Rheumatic Pains. Neur,loia and Ga,.t
The system is hard to clean out,
ct, IN the external treatment of man.
The Antidotc effects more than any otber-eap
itcUrss deep seated soreness and wrjtbipg rains
u, In, chrome R4eao.1ffsm 1t sHpremely rsigDs
applied to diseased nuscl IS.
All morbid action immediately lussels
a iaiigfe' superoF, or a frown.
IS not known By a Medicine OF sf,cl, repo,vr5
he world al large. " bo have used rense.lie, a.
remote,
Ire invited 10 trrl fhh .srb;r-.-, ~ ,,,,,,..l
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% SGOI'E' @ co.
FASHIONABLE TAILORS.

Vest Side Of the Sqadre, fayettelie, Tenn.
WE WOULD remind our 80
w friends aud the public gen es.ss&
orally, that we have opened ashop OH the
West side of the Public Square, one door
north Of L. C. Goodrich d Co. where we would
be pleased to have $ur friends, and all others
that want good fitting Coat, Pants or Vest
made, TO come ami try us, as we are deter
mined that 70 Shop in the middle portion Of
the State shall do better work than we are
turning out. almost every day. We pledge
Yourselves to fit ANY shared man that may ia-
vor lis With a call ifo matter how he may be
deforme I'D, their clothes being made to fit in tho
latest a nd most approved fashion Of the day,
unless otherwise desired; when we will use
every eHerton to suit the peculiar notion of
any that may wish to vary from the same
Hoping to merit and receive portion of the
public patronage, we have the honor OF sub
scribing ourselves, Respectfully,
May is, 1854. j. ID. SCOTT Co
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ROOFS. PAPf.Es. ETC.

fH,HEIR stock Of school Books Is
very large; embracing al thu
Latin ard Greek boo : used in cur -2SE=-z.sll
schools A fine assortment Of fro,scap ard
letter Papek Eave.ares, etc. for sale by
Apr, 10 r c. Go0DRlCHl& CO.
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IL Alveriisena euts m ust be handed into tl.a
O1ise by Te'l lay Ma,hi1ig, toinsure an appear
al i IN the following Paper
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Items

We have gathered some items du-
ring ur recent trip, Which We be-
lleyo will prove of interl est to our
reader We shall take occasion to
commit them to paper shortly.
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RATS! iIats:. Eaats!!!

DOMHlETSo FLOW 8Hs3 ElfG~
4 LARGElot Of Bonhets of dvery .nsfa
~ grale quality and price, AFtii &1.atg
cial Flowers in abundance, Face Flow si ~
ers, Tabs, Ruches 7 hule, etc, for shle low.
May 4 JOHN GOODRICH
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Furniture

4 d Kao4, at his furniture
ware .ooms, north east corner Of
the 50 uarc, is under fl b Roadway,
and prepared, as heretofore, TO
sell 60 cd furniture at his usually
low prices. Give him cali.
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MARRIAGES..
MARRIED,

On Tuesday evening, 18th inst, at the resi-
dence of Joseph S. Clark, Esq, by W. Pryor,
Esq; Mr.. JAMES B. CARTY Of this place, t6
Miss BETTE ELLIOTT of Huntsville, Ala.
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SSS NMNSN

" liE undersigned would respectful
Z y announce to the public that al -5ssFFf..
the machinery at Ssvasl Factory is se.ssgr.4
in fun blast
SPINNING FACTORY Is making No.
z yarns, warranted.
MACHINE SHOP, in which almost MI
kinds Of Iron Or Wood work is done; Gins, G H.
geering, wood OF iron; all Iron work for mills.
Wheat fans and 1'hrashers; all Kind hf Mill or
Gin repairing donelto ORDER Iron Turning of
all descriptions well executed Lathes-of i fer
ent STYLES, &c. As the lion framed Tins are in
general use, we say but a word or two about
them: They cannot be exeellel for fast pick
ing, good lint and durability They are well
protected from heating by running vi you
want a Gin, buy COOL one; then vcu get tha
worth Of your money, aud that can be hail from
rs We deliver our Gins, Wheat Fans and
ThFashers. give the purchaser time to Try them,
and lfthey do not give satisfaction return them
at our expense. We warrant all Of our work
Our motto IS: nO Care nO Pay We
have spared no pains III procuring the best OF
Workhen and Materials. Our prices moderate
and terms cas-. We can at all times be found
three miles North Of Athens, Limestone Coun-
ty, Ala All orders promptly attended TO-
Address, j. n HAYES & Co.
q Athens. Ala
COL r. Smith has one Of our GiLs and
Cast Iron running Geer, to which we refer.
March 3O-l2m j. y H. &, Co.
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eTs4aU Spring
SUMMER GOODS.

4 VIII Undersigned Hio Ill
J. Just received and is ezss.zEE--sssa ,--ssss.
now opening at his old Island, on the West side
of the Public Square, fayetteville, I enn., a
new stock of fresh and desirable Gods, Select
ed with much care and taste lly young man
of long experience in the retA trade, and
well acquainted with the wishes and interest
of our customers To enumerate the varied
assortments OF our stock would be too lengthy
for newspaper-suffice it however to ~
that we never suffer anyhouse to have finer
and more general stock than ours; and as TO
cheapness of Goods we banter any Retail
House in Tennessee. For the very liberal
patronage extended us by our friends and GUS
TONERS since We have been engaged in the
Mercantile business, we feel under many db-
legations and trust by close attention TO bufl-
ness to merit continuance of thesame.
Very Respectfully.
May 4, 1854. JOHN GOoDldCH.
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EMBELLISHMENTS are inserted in the or
der IN which they are handed H.
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dhincse Rheumatic AmtifIo,r,

This. Is warranted 10 be the greatest remedy
in the world for the external treatment of ma,
Where 1t Is applied pain dare rot exist Loss
OF muscular and nervous feeling in any por-
ton oiFthe body or extremities is perfectly
restored 10y the use Of this 'Aniidote" Re
COLLECT this no
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Coastables' and Justices blanks Just printed
al for sale a. oar desk--heap
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RheuInaIism. ear, be- Curc,l.

BY the powers. this is your medicine. AMI
YOU must have it. You 4ho have been afiiict-
ea with severe Rheumatic Pains for many
long and weary years, use this great External
temedy Tor man and YOU viii be cured =
W hat is three dollars compared with case ard
freedom from ali pain? Who is it that breathcs
under the canopy Of heaven tha. would refuse
to give the Sum Of Three Dollars 10 be cu.e,I
+
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Eoss OF Muscular Power

wasting and decay Of the muscles. numhnes4,
~ea6 6ack. painful joints, are all speedily
cured by the use OF this medicine.
We respectfully invite thu eitizens Of Fay
etteyille aud rieiuiiy, who are afflicted with
bay form Of Rheumatism. br other disease,
hbove enumerated, to call on our agent and
procure q pamphlet and bottle Of our medi-
I me- a'ii We confidently promise you sa;isfac-
tom
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Blacksmith Shna.

TNHE subscribers ..ave oNnei a :,
1 Blacksmith She =, .bu!R side q y :
he Public Square, on tas road to tie ~.
Ford, and arr nd ready To FIJI all oytIe7s IL
their line, at short nosice on reasonable tesins.
Give us trial JAS B. CARTG.
JOSEPHE.CARTY
May II, 1854 -6fn.
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Isheunlnsic Pnins,

The 'sildness Of the wilderness, has Eeen
made to smile in peace aud plenty, beneath tho
hand of civilization. Lo! Chronic Rheumali,.
Pains, Neuralgia Gout, deep seated Ia,,s AIS.
soreness, loss OF muscular power, has teeT.
mdds 70 cry aloud 'nuff," murder" etc, he
Month the I1agicaI i,.fiuorc... II IL.
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.: ..@4sszss=e.-s....ez.zs.
STRONG ssOrs
For ~; i.i.e,aIl. aaic Patients

u - Ia ttsK y atlc Fistsei1tN
sa' iFboUl als least shadow of aoubr
~ tae CHINESE RHEUMATIC ANTI
itlfE, IS Il only reliable remedy before The
able for III immslate and permane,.t gs-
u Of lOnt s-ail..s- cases t,f
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aA1l8a2 DRESS GOODS


Rich plaid stripe and fancy Silks, EN
rich plaid and figured Black Silks, ~
plain black and watered Silks, Rro- * ~
cade Silks and India Satins, plaid ~
and figured Berages, ragged Robes flounced
plaid and fguted Drgandies, plaid and striped
Jaconets French Lawns and Muslins Cling
hams and Girighah Lawns, dotted Swiss and
figured Muslihs, Organdie4 Muslins and figured
Chintzes, black and figured Alpaca Lusters,
black Bombazin4s aud SILK Warp7Apacca,
white Swiss and BE shop Lawns white Jaconets
and CAmbriess, Ilouiton Maltese and Linen
Cambria Hdkfs, Ilouiton and Maltese Jaconet
and Swiss CollarE, Houiton Aligue French
Lace Chemizette, Muslin and Mourning COL
lars, black and f. hred Nantes great Variety,
Linen and lsaread CambFics, Thread and Va
lencia Lace, Paras{ls and Sun Sha les, 8onnets
and Ribbons a latge assortment, Flowers and
Fans great varietI KID and Silk Gloves best
make. all colors For ladies and misses full
assortment Of English ard German Hosiery,
with the best ASSORTMENT Of Mitts ever offered.
April Is, 81. T. c. GOODRICH & co.
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GEN rs DREss CGoNs

SQP.ERBt French Naa|.f9 !, xvv9
- Cloths, sup do Dodskih Cas- gssgt
saneres, 'io plaid ;l.sl stijheIflncy s.br-s.S
Cassiiiie .a hlash IIashsnsuet y 's5s-i aasssEEz
Drlb d Etc, black end fancy Twecls. H'.:ek,
Blue Brown and Steel mixed Satinets, black
and figured Silk Nestings, Buff. and White
Marselles Yestin9s, blue SIX Crayats and
Stocks, fancy SIN Cravats and Silk IIdkfi,
black, white and ihncy KID tGlotes, etc. Our
stock Of GENTS Dress Goods is very
large, to which We Invite yonr attention.
April ID. z. c. GOODRICH Il co.
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CllrOnlc 7slseslIlllii.rn

were and * Tuciat * Neuralric Pains Hin
seas-s, Cont Al contracted and distorted
. q IS vastipg al decay Ct the muscles.
'Teileii anl ella g 4 JOINTS, painful swellings.
1:.e !: ieialiti-nn he Dol4reaux, Cramps and
. 1sIi'S. &c, et-- This MEDICINE is truly TIE
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SPRING and SUMMER GOODS
For 1 S54.
7. c GOODRICH & co.

HAVE just received their stock of Spring
| L and summer Goods which is very large
and unusually attractive, embracing much
greater variety than they have ever before had
tc offer their customers and the public gener-
ally, to which they invite your attention.
We will enumerate few of the many articles
we have in store:
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who from preir.ice. or other causes are nm
wiling to resor, 20 medicine which IS brought
10 notice by icing advertised, permitting them
selves to sdiier and wr'the under agCnizing and
SXerfc tiinS pains of Rheumatism and Neu-
'@igla, would feel justly proud, after rubbins
,eei' !'mts @i.'! loints with one bottle Of tbs