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HELP us! CASH as!
EDUCATIONAL,

FssIIE undersigned has opened an hs-zss
4 English School. near his + PSI ilsig
depce fn the lovely region of Hear Af9zy
Ifidgf] where pure air and ef.ystal WA a1zg
ter all5tnds al all seasons Of the year. There
is bring Of exeellent ehal ybiate water within
two hundred yards Of the premises and tho
best of freestone water on every side.
Such graduates Of Colleges, aud teachfIs Of
our common Schools as may have neglected to
make themselves thoroughly acquainted with
the grammatical cotstructoto of our beautiful
language. may here rectify Dbl defect in their
English Education.
Those desiring instruction. In ether branches
will be accommodated.
Sbecial attention will be given to the true
proll nnciatioasqf overy word III every lesson of
every student, male or female.
No grownperson who may be destitute of
desire to learn will be, knowingly, admitted;
nor will any person of dissolnte manners, orof
EVIL practices, be permitted to remain IN the
school; shoull any such, unfortunately, gain
admission to t.
The school-hiouse is new, spacious, pleasant
and comfortal lein winter and ia summer.
Terms accofline 10 the sery ices rendered.
Feb. %. ISAAC S0UTHWORTH.
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NEW FIRhlI

ME uHsiersgned has pur- $3.50
i chased the bntire interest rs.sss,ssss,s.,2
sef r. B. Tune III the stock Of SSSF-1l-----s-SS
A. B. Knott & CD, IN the Cabinet business in
Fayetteville. and viii hereafter keep fhli
supply of Furniture, at the old stand Oh ,hs
north-east oorner of the Public Square, Of the
best and most fashionable make; which will
be sold on very favorable terms 10 the purcha-
ser. Sofas. Dressing Bureaus, Tables Of all
kinds Bedste.els of various patterns, Ward-t
robes, Safes. Hat Racks. Chairs fine aud COM
mon, Cribs and CRADLES. Lounges and Matrss-
SEES, together with all other articles usually
kept in a first class Furniture ware-Hom CON !.
stantly on hand, Of made to order at short no +
tire
f Coffirs and Cases for sale, which will ba ta-
ken in Hearse to any part Of tho coants flee
ii charge
Barter taken as heretofore Try me.
A B. KNOTT.
Jan. l., 1851 Nv.
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PAINTING

IfaIIIE subscriber would request the z--~s
inhabitants of Fayetteville aud N.-...sSss
all others wishing House, sigsa an(s <sr-
FsasmenIa. Painting, tsraiEisss.
M.ErbIitsG, PaRcr-EauRinE, etc. etc.
done in workmaniike Kramer to give him a
call Feeling confident froIa his lat eXpe-
Renee as Painter, etc, That he VIII be able to
suit all those who shall favor him with their
patronage Satisfaction warranted aud orders
probptly executed
Office in The large building south side Of
the public SQUARE Orders can also be left at
the Bell Hotel.
JOHN N. WINTERICH.
February 16, 1854.
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HUBBARD & DUAL,
RESIDENT DENTISTS.
FL YETTEFILLE, TENN
-NoTIcE.

HTo,n.7ey r. b,7pe elfl,-BH far saleef Sstes
o. p %at@ If a 4, E ssso so 3. e. es,
that defendants Sarall L., Joel AMI Mary Gray
are nop-resldeuts of dlie State Of Tennessee
1t Is, therefore, orde Ped that publication be
made four weeks in. accession in the Fayette-
Vile Observer, ancwipaper published in Fay
etteulle, Tennessee, cbmmanding said defend
arts 70 appear az on before the next Circuit
Court to be hG den At the coUrt-house in Fay
ctteville Tennessee. lon the first MONDAY in.
March next, and answ fr the said compliments
pill, or etherM ise the same will be taken for
confessed, and set DOWN to be heard ex parte.
as to them.
JAMES r CHuCOAT, CzeyS.
Feb. 8, l95A-4t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-09
Gbe Mq rket5 Iatr5 It Datrg

NASHVILLE, TEEs.-Btlslness has been ac-
tive in all the departments except the Cotton
trade.
Cotton-The Cotton market this week has
been inactive and the sales light Monday
there were 80 sales; Tuesday So bales sold as
follows: Il at SO 60; at 5 Go; IL at 65;
10 at rs; and at z 60; Wednesday 20
bales 569T Thursday only bales at SOC
z 90; Friday balos at 65s@71a; and,to-day
bales at
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. F. NEIL. OIfAs. A. INCOMES. Wv ,eR1ol
NEIL, hlOORES q WRIGHT

HAVING purcha5 ed from Souf1 :.
Il 'oo'th, Aorgon 3r Ae1 their Ioea- 80
lion and stock OF Goods, are prepared se.-
10 offer them TO purchasers on such terms As
cannot fail to be satisfactory. Our stock of
Wooden Goods, Cloths. Blankets. Oyercnatiros
Negro Shoes, etc etc is larcer than usual for
the season, aud We are determined Ia seIl
them. buyers Will therefore find it 30 their
interest to pay US a visit, before pnrcLasir.,1 d
Our object is 30 sell Goods for small ,ro6ss fa,
cash or 10 solvent men on time. Webhve ma
ny articles not usually dealt in by retail pler
chants-stch as Blacksmith's tools saldieris
tools, Bellows, Carpenters tools, Baagina
Rope, Cooper's Maze, Chairs. Spinnins Wheel.
etc. We hope a continuance OF the business
of our predecessors, as well as a call from all
Others who want anything in our lire.
As the present year is draSing near its elcstl
we will not consider our accounts due until
CHRISTMAS YEAR
Feathers IFHsey, Jsass, and all the nsIa lar
ter OF the country, taken in exchange at lfigL-
est market ptices
NEIL, MOoRES & WRIGHT.
nov. !, 1853.
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Read it

Read It
Re snre and notice the ADVERTISE
ment in this column. we nave
many, very many lrienuS wnO w
would regret to have to sue ana
,,at no Conrt will compel us to il
they do not comp forward ana S0''''
without delay.
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DIED.,


IN this county, 10Th ult, of in0am nation OF
, N tf am TtMr1' daughter of Aug stus and
For the Fayetteville Observer.
At the res aence of James Fulgham, on the
26th OF February, WILLIAM W., infant son of
Dr.. L. Il and A. j. MeMulen, aged months
and % days,
He died before his infant soul III
Had ever burnd with wrong desires:
Or ever spurned at Heavens control.
Or ever quenehed its sacred fires.
Careful watched and tended him,
As Of my being part;
And day by day folded him
Still closer to MY hear IT.
But yet amid my tsnderost care.
He chiIleYl-andy gasped and died;
o, Pain and Death, forever here,
Ye wander side by side.
For well know the Saviour's fold
Doth tenderly enclose
Beneath his arms securely hold
Sweet babe in Heavens repos5.
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InsOlyent Estate.

DURSUANT to an order of the Clerk pf
l. tie County Court of Lincoln County ,
Tennessee, upon the suggestion Of the admin
istratof Of Robert Lewis, deceased, Of the in
solventy of said deeadentiB estate, notice is
hereby given to all persons holding claims
against said estate To present them to tho
Clerk Of said County Court, properly anthem
tieated on OF before the I'd day of June 1854,
for pro- rata distribution, or they will De forev-
or debarred.
JAMES r.. GHILCOAT .LdIe,'y.
FEBRUARY %, 1854
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-09

Estray List -
We are edarine THIS valuable
publication, and Will give 1t pia'0
next week.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-09
For Rent

During the year 1851, the lower
room, with cellar, of the O5serper
building. For terms, etc, apply at
this office.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-09
a. AND SETTLE.

A f BY os s Ss'fs IL for p WIN
done at thdir Saw-Mill, are notii'fd that % =
absolutely Necessary 70 have the same 'sdtisd
without delay. The firm Is owi"H, ana - DO
Fable TO pay, We are compelled 70 e"uea
The papets Of said ilrIn VIII RI nam % N.
lands Of j W. AVNbW unts lhe i9' -
March fot settlement. At that ume' ,,fso
unpaid viii be handed to an qineef Tor eoiifc-
| lion. Th4re is no mistake about this.
M,CALLA & 60
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WANTED.
SPICES.

~ BAGS PerIEa; 16 do. Ginger;5 asesA
HI bags Allstce: 80 lbs nutmegs; 49,
30 Tbs Cloves; ID lbs Macd; 10 Mats -
Cinnamon Bark 10 boxes Ground Pepper
now In store by MITCHELL g. SPERRY,
Feb. 20. Shelbyvllle, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-09
Physic TO the Dogs."
PUT mail--oh, most noble strdcture!-vol
ere Fiestlned to live long and happier lifci
Esheumatlslts ias a.i its Forms,

even of twenty years standing, y slds at once
10 thq Tragic charms a tbs truly Eastonishin.
and ekternal combination lNll PERSONS affect
Ell vi tn tfout, EhPumatic Pains, Sfiif Joints,
Cqntl1lcted aud Distorted Limbs Hump Back
caIise by muscular contractions, aud loss Of
nervous energy, hapltual cramps and spasms,
loss q muscular motions. spinal irritation,
weakness in the small Of the back. leep seat
ed palms and soreness in the breaft stomach
side AID IONS, wasting away and shrinking oil
any q the lm9s ana muscles, are all speedily
and PERMANENTLY cured BIZ the use of one bot
tie of this medicine.
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HON! IRON!
MONEY! NIoNEYa MoNEYa

w Il respectfully solicit all those that are
w indebted I'd us, to come forward and
make payment viii hout delay, as we are com
PEELED TO have motley; and we take tins meth
cd Of Informing all those that are indebted to
us if they should fail to come forward and
make payment lE the 20ih Of March
that theirnotes and accounts viii be put in the
hands Of an olliceIIfor collection. We do not
wish to put you toI Rny cost--thereloretwe give
you fair warming Sping you will come forward
and max payment immediately.
u C. GOODRICH q co.
March 2, 1S54++llm.
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Nemrmsgic Pains.

. sinking at the stomach palpitation Of the
heart, sick and nervous headache. cold feet
pains IN the bowo and stomach, collie vtSc.,
can al be mmedldteiy cured by rubbing the
external surface with small portion q the
highly concentrated medicinal omponnd
'Bhk, Exterssl,i Es..Kgaess, III. s6nu
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KIRKMAN & ELLIS. H
Importers of Hardwa are and cutlery,

uAVE received for the Spring s--av-v--N
i n Trade an unusually largo go
stock of Table and Pocket cutlery I'll zsEaz
Mouse Hole Anvils, \. W. Collins = co. and
other Axes, Trace, Log and Wagon Chairs.
Cast Steel Steel Edge and common HOES.
Mili and Csisss Cut Saws, Scythe iilades CcIt-
bon Cards, looking Glasses, Pnhp Chains aid
Fixtures, Gun Barrels and Ghm Mountile
Blacksmith and Carpenters Tbols, of every
description The above with general assoft
ment Of Foreign u nd Domestic Hard
ware they will sell on favorable terms to
purchasers.
Feathers, Ginseng. BeesWax aid
Wool taken at the highest market
price. Nashville. Jan. 10, 1854
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EsTRAY--LINCOLN COUNTY

.FHtAKEN M by James BRIGHT in ~
civil district No 3, asorrer marc
Nude, suppose to be two yearsr.oId esLsG
next spring; no brands phrecyatae- Faluet
at $50. n. o. WALLACE. Ranger.
! Feb 1G, 1854.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-09

The Gadsden treaty will probably
be ratified without amendment
Smallpox prera(ls to an 1lnusu-
Il EVENT lust now, IN the eInFgrant
boarding houses in New York
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suNpgaEs
SPRING GOODS.

to which respectfully invite the attention OF
the merchants 1af Lincoln and THE adjoining
counties We Iare the importers Of several
brands Of Irish Linens, direct from Belly
mena. Ireland, and are fully able to SUPPLY
country merchants at New York and Phila-
dclpha prices. We are also importing Tor
spring sales, Eilbr0iderics ANA Lace
Goods, embracing every description and
quality of Collars Capes UndersleeFes, Cuffs,
Mantillas, Lace Points, CIlemizettes, Swiss and
Jaconet EdginEs and Ihsartings, black Silk
I.aces etc. With we can sell as low as they
arc jobbed in any city irl the Union. We pro-
rose to sell any description Of goods as low as
they can be bought from Eastern lePbers; and
in order to PROVE the sincerity of our PROPOSE
tion. we propose to duplicate any Neio York
themselves beingthe jndg-
es. Our stock lis ample-suficient for the lar
gest demand; and in Varisties aHR style Of
Dress Goods particularly adapted to the
improved tasteIof the times. 10 ca h Buyers
AID prompt Tyne Dea'e,s. we are disposed to
offer ertya s,.4lce8ac,Its. and from Them solicit
carefulexamination of our stock before liuying-
DUNCAN, MORGAN 81 Co,
Nos. 70 qn1 Il Public Square, AashF7Re, Tom
Feb 1e, 1854--2m
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ARE Ys,u 81 EADYl

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Free of Postage In Lincoln County
Neatly Printed Blanks.

Sdnstables' and asticesi blanks just printed
and f.r sale at our desk-dheap.
6T ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in tho Dr.
scr Up " hlch they are handed in.
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eel 10 crehte a new era ln Il
The wonI erfully CONSTRUCT ed
Mach Fac oil WAN

easily .deratgcd, and the slightest Interference
at helA-qlI artels (the stoinhch) intelferes with
the flEnct lonal duties of either one Of lis or
ganS, P[ofaeihs an unnatural aud unhealthy
condit ION of man throughout.
Ihfh VI by drag cut p miserable existence.
by gofEin4 Yourself with "a dose Of medicine
every lhoiF,' Just hecailse It isprdscribed by
one on til regular bhilt?p Beware, Young
lady, yhualI g man, of SO much poisonous min
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-09
Money Received

or .Ioha HaRfop, Of Lynchbufg,
S., on subscription
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-09

TyHE CRIPPLE. THELAME, AND TIL
II Il Stifi .JointeI, can find relief in that Ex-
Eernal Remedy,
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y Eot',ers N, d Fathers,

who hive in their families any long standing
cases q rheumatism, 6out, Neuralgia con
tractedl limbs, female weakness al along the
back, lIain around the kilnevk /. aeep seated
soreness m the breast ald all deep seated pains
We aLiF,fe you to send to our agent ana pro-
cure a not Iie 81 The new article, the pew mode
.oi treafinf such diseases, apd will find relief
never AeltIre known
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PHI sician Heal Yourself!

II yPu Are suffering with any Of the above
complaints. resort to this remedy, and after
yon art cufed recommend IT,
The ltwb greatest medical men OF the are
say, THAT the External Treatment IL diseases
is des;i hedIto create new erd In history Of
Meiicll Silence" Another writer s.lvs. 4this
trea.mfnt r. last cQmmendmg itself to the
Melildl PEnfessinn y
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0neers OF Subordinate Encampments for the Term
ending December 81, 1854.


NIIDEy No. ], meets on the first and third Sat
rr5ays Of every month, at tho Encampment room Ode
Fellows Hail. Officers for the present term--L Ora
ham, G q b DaSilva, r. H Gennison, w WT
solomon, Scribe I TAllyn, W Il Williams, Treas.
urer; ] Furnesux Assistant Scribe.
HoBAH No. 8, meets at room No s, Odd Fellows
Hall on the second and fourth Saturdays Of each month
0tiicers for thu present terrn-Wm Bloomfield jr, q
Ri Sherwood, Fl r; Chss De Choiseul, W.;
Todd, Scribe Alfred Moulton. Treasurer; Charles A
Het}n, j vi; Alfred Moulton, Treasurer.
LAsAILE No. 5, meets first and third Mondays
In each month"; in Odd Fellows Hall, corner of Camp
ana Lafayette streets. 0fhcers Henriquez I;
EA Patterson II P IA a Pray, W; DeSola, Scribe /;
w II Adams, j w Thomas Keeffe Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No. 6. meets on the second and
fourth Mondays of every month at Washington Hall,
Marigny Buildings Third District. Officers for the
present term--C Menn, @ P;F NJ Heigler, r; G
Thiemann, W 81 Goldman, Scribe; w Furbinger,J
Nv; ~ Faust, Treasurer. Is
LAFAYETTE No, Z, meets on the first and third
Mondays Of every month, In Jefferson Lodge Room,
Fourth District. 0ffcers-T oanty, p; Carter,
HP; NJ Wilson, s w Charles Raymond, Scribe /; 8 p
Cockrill, J VI w w ysught Treasurer.
PELICAN No. s, meets on the first and third SAT-
days Of every month, at Polar Star HALL St. Louis
street,. 0ficere for the present term-H Rufer, O
r.; Theodore Liveaudais, II p ; J Casbergne, w III
Roaehard, Scribe; J 9 Jeflrion, wi p Laterade,
Treasurer. u
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rnter,ar suharalpate Lodges

I
De SoTo No. meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening.
ST. MAnr's No. 20, meets at Franklin, Saturday
evening.
METH No. q, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening
>. Landry No. Is, meets at opelousas, satur-
day evening
eImros No ~, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening
CARaol.L No. 80, meets at axe Providence,
Monday evening
TarSry No, SO, meets at Trinity, Saturday
evening.
EpcrIsIoa No. 81, meets at Thibodaux. satur.
day evening.
NEW IBERIA No So. meets at Nswtown, Thurs.
day evening.
PaAnn No. 81. meets at Washington, Friday
evening.
caEsnYvnLr No. q, meets at Cheneyville,
Monday eysAiug.
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E .IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERY
4 GUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYs.-More
rom the South in favor of HIGHLANDS
hlIEkS, prepared by DIR. g. NJ. JACKSON Philadelphia
he stand alone and nnapproehed remedy
Tor me cure Of Complaint Dyspepsia sundee
qua r. ps,sgiliy p.ssae 81 The Kidneys etc,
H. " CLANCY, Mlesburg KY October 1882 safd aFIay-
ng sold Bters find given sYey
NC " nee that haa eore unde notice.n
NELSON EDWARDS, Salvisa XIV, June O. 1881 said. We
re9se to inform ySa that ths Justly celebrated medicine has fully
the exalted reputation which
It's virtues enneny
D.. l. q = ", Berry umontown July a. 1852, said: 1--WE
nave hsArd OF many performed
uan B,lters, and believe II tobe valuable medcne.n
GkAhI IRVINE, Ny, June 49, 1852 said have succeeded
hem by the hall dozen and dozen.p r
k, z FAIlo BRO, Knoxville, Tenn, pril o. $751; so i'd
Your are selling every that has
eed " 50 far have able to
- These BltTERs are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE they iuvig-
'or Infans well asnints - - ~
~ ForBale b7 respectable dsaleraevery whsro z=s
]. WRIGHT Z Co, New Orleans,
- onda6 Wholesale Agents.
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sHyer's Cherry xsectoraf.

EKTE INVITE THE Ar fsx
Wv TENTIoN Of the Public to tho T. tssSSS6f3
Certificates appended below, and bespeak SSSS.S ~
Tor them that candid confederation which q SS$sS% HI
their honest fVankness aeserycs lSsSsNss~y4
Menin such stations many who yoinu- <s~fy.S-SA
tatily bear
value OF CHERRY PICTORIAL, do not q % %@FS
wantonly tribe WITH factn, nor ~ zSA-tsxA
ovsFstate their convictions. Judge then Nj I4dk
whether this Is not the medicine trust ~ IN
when you relieffor throat or
ung Judge whether every family ought not 10 have il by them
"a agsins the everywhere prevailing enemy seai
a frequency npen almost flock
from uaaay a home. =
JAeHsoS, c. H, J tcl.soS Cry, o., Nov. 20, 1859.
IL j g. AyER-Sir; Ths CHERRY PICTORIAL is much In.
bed atas Several Of hest Phycans hass
mem ~ thsr eass and always with the happe
eps patent medicines alwny before hsn ncreuty
cited. = - -
anriyaed excellence this combination Of agents a the
Ekf PECToRAl proved beyond casii repeated
nelt own observation has compelled medical proclaim
tits bsyond sill doubt the remedy
M feiuieaaTy Affections o. hi climate
Az peesofant--a rare eonsnstion OF properties.
speetialiy, your obi sery JAS, H. C. MILLER nj, b.
:. AILEsAS AfIcf., JaupHfy 10. 1853.
~ 10 one ehildcsE
hst he CHERRY PkGToRAL all that be-
much nssd shi. Vicinity although receaty
an0pla snoN IT'S witness TSH Tr .,S IS
Prepared by JAS AVER Pracsica snd AnaytJ.l
eAenia', Lowell, hsss.. anu by all Druggitis.
;.sssr,.u = WRIGHT &C
neLGRs. .. ,,,r
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EQHN 8uLLs FLUTD EXERAGT on sAR.

EOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT or EAR
AZ remedy haa already CART apfl.
al IL
ssf n
PEP sos Gaas n tos
IT. been ia os
originating impure sts.o blood
81 aaSf Rasa
u
IL Is Ssps
hlFoo together forming The compound producing
''a'''eara'ss 'S'n'Pa s5o sH PEsF Tsss
1hs oho 5sss Journal Columbus Chic Of Bussarzs
where hs introduced fos shs
Isoass only wish the very eassl
ss no 9qus The bussesn
Bear ,rnadoT and be convinced Bar
'afariiiaiat the WONDER OF THE woRLpl
What osn 1sosssrS
aaysasoat Bsls 5srsapsfs;
ME- 1ean sir have hse for
my the remedies da5,spscis
sst ots Il ma NOR
hareioio tas oaaue recommending yOursaraapsr.
s6iotad community as 8uperior article.
WY nIiE5MATisM, ~ - -
following Whaais5 may done iof shsn
Ma Ioss B1lLDsar ssr; three yssru
Afflicted With .ssio
sesss bneaad a9 vasindaosi you
na
vaaa'oTn a fR3S BIT + r RESrlss
p III sss sss a Id
s
spy so n will s ' value
Rssssg ysals W. 4 paEFiss, ND
levia.ort, ", nsesnSer d,latI.
NOTICE 70 FEmALEs
John Bussa,rsparias Of the Female Mednesnor
In those where ne Il dsb
r % sT
deprsa the health mind and hsPp
T ,n 81 TsH sess &c ina
s sas aisis y we
s IA
on 81 sne . short ~ dissass 1
eh a. shas y nas slSs sasg
ss l. found to eTsrt mott eSf All ssiss
A sEAuTrruL CLEAR sKIN,
How clear, beautiful white ska and osycoota
eheek not possessing shis desdesur
nd Il aG,
9s SR ss a Tho e. hsd
M n akin sesr The 'nd Gsy
ssa check ss
ne sosd making healthy A. and s,,Sg
s Sas AND II 5
sPprsed and eonynosd they abandea
sas S
sEErsR TESTIMONY 81 E5 hs1 yfs Ezsz
ssSs os ao ass M oTsr
salaPala The best article manufactured o
t'ai'ss aoss qEsfaoNr FROM DR. ooas. MOORE
NM sGss BpI am using yopr sssrRaa
can
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IRON THE REV. J. FLANAGAN. or BANBgooE. &C. W.
]! WiERRSi have made trial
and with the ncsthapPy reuite. family every
man knowledge expulsion Of orIe
the Veuge
other esare csran and children take which
Ia great point gained In giving medieins tnchiliren.
July 49, 1896. JOHN FLANAGAN
t# Phyaicianbg ensray WINERE CANADIAN yERAIi
sUE Thsmedieineis plevegebls
be With confidence esu
Hilaiways destroy Worms patient health.
oyer thousand panters
MERCHANTS md phygcisns
hillbls remedy, Warfantedin afraaes.
pTepsredonv and
sta Druggist ,IiRniltcn lnnsda West.
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ENIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERS. --DB

JAMES would respectfully call the attention
angea g tho following faca He all Private Diseases
out ohor drug nsrely:
syphilis Structures Seminal weaknesa Nodes Ulcs Tuners
and all Diseases the Skin DR.
M attention Of those who have injured themselves BY private
improper Ddugenes In that and solitary which
body and mind them for either bnsnesu society The fol
are some Of the sad and melancholy effects produced early
habits Of youth, viz: Weakness OF the Limbs
Head pmnsra Of Vson o. Muscular Power Papaton the
Heart Dysrepa Heryousnsss, rabily, Symptoms Consump
Len sie Mentally he fearful sfsc The nina
Evil Aversion Society," Self Dtrus Solitude
Firnidity, etc. some of the evilHproduesd.
afflicted with the above
not m to Dr. James, and ba
e no ase deieaey prevent but apply Immediately
yourself from the dreadful and awful consequences Of this terrible
rertorai tAN
DR. JAMES haa from his office No. 15 to 81
Guonhoaae street, between Royaiand Bourbon
DIR. JAMES.
IS Pefsepflising Mt distance have the Dis
aee seat 70 their address, by giving full particulars by
posnn fee Of ten dollars. [niys Sasw} DR. JAMES