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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-12
Surgery Among sIlnsecls.

1t is stated that if the leg of a
spider be broken off in the middle of
o joint, or at one Of the lower joints,
the animal. invariably tears it off at
the hip; because the outer integu-
ment Of the leg being dense and un-
yielding, would not permit the wound
to close, and consequently, the crea-
ture would soon die of bamorrhage,
or the loss Of the Vital sanies, which
in spiders and crustacea answers the
same purpose as the blood in the
higher orders Of animals. But at
the hip, the parts being soft and elas-
tic, the wound speedily closes, and
the animal'is little the worse for the
injury. This fact is noticed in the
crustacea generally; and it is worthy
Of remark, that the leg is reproduced,
but not immedjately-p not until the
annual change, or casting Of the
shell. The neu limb is at first slen-
der, though perfect in its various
parts; and It gradually increases in
size until it has attained the msgni-
sute Of the other legs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-12

fpTwo Dollars for one year if !

DTwO Dollars for one year if paid a
the time of subscriptions; Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents, WITHOUT DEVIATION
after thee EXPIRATION o. three months
01AH Bills for Advertisements, Job
Work, or Subscription, considered due, when
contracted. except against those with'whom
We have running accounts.
o. TSuhscribersfaiiingto order adscontlnnance
- of the paper, at the expiration oil the time
{ for which thew may have subscribed, are cspr
sidered as wishing to renew; and 1t WILDE
continued to them accordingly.
lDNOPaper viii be sent outof the county
unless paid for In advance.
rFAdyertisements inserted at One Dol
lar per Square Of Twelve Lines
or Less, for the first insertion; Fifty
Gents for each continuance.
sRpcrsons advertising by the year. VIII pe
a,,araad thirty Dollars for whole col
49, rr,venty Dollars for ohe-half.
- Gen Doiiars.for. .one-quarter 40 deD1a--
a., f,,,,, these terms araer any circumstance;
hpifhe privilege of yearly advertisers rs
,ts;rt,r E,aisea to thei, ot5ii sna"ieatate ana
. ,eo,.iess business; asid the business oi an ad-
yertising firm is not considered as inciuunS
that of its Individual members
nr.rAnnouncing candidates hfea. Do''''
10 be paid n aiSa1'ce IN every cls q, ,nn,
Advertisements :lot marked with TN tne NUN
: her If insertions when handed IN. will be con,
s;,,,el uutH ordered ous, and payment erattea'
g. No o,I,,erise,ae,t can be Inserted ydt'i'toas'y.
GTAayertisements of arersonal ialufe' ''aO"-
ri,saFy charged dosi5Ie p'7ee. , 1,
erPI0b Priutins. Of ALL FtHas' ''eaay
s5o1, on New 'gypc. and on Us reaSoh"'.e
tsrn,s as any Office in TENNESSEE :,
rPNo paper will be. discontinued uisll y an
orra.raoes are paid up--ercept at t'e option q
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C9ont Poetry.
Longing.


/ Of all the myriad moods Of mind
That through the soul come thronging,
Which one was e,er so dear, so kind,
So beautiful, as Longing. ~
The thing we long for, that we are - :
Forene transcendant moment,
Before the present, poor and bare.
Can make its sneering comment.
Still, through our paltry stir and strife,
CLOVIS down the rich ideal,
And Longing moulds in clay what Life
'Carves in the marble real;
To let the new life In, we know
Desire must epe the portal; S.
S Perhaps the Longing to be so .
Helps make the soul immortal.
Longing is Gods fresh heavenward will
With our poor earthward striving;
We quench it that it may be still
Content with merely living. T
But would we learn that hearts full scope,
Which we are hourly wrongipg,
Our lives must climb from hope to hope
And realize our Longing.
Ah! let us hope that to our praise,
Good God not only reckons
The moments when wetread his ways,
But whenfhe spirit beckons;
That some slight good is also wrought
Beyond self-satisfaction,
When we are simply good in thought,
Howe'er we fall in action.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-12
Doth One Heart Love Thee.
Is there a heart that loves thee?

Is there heart that loves thee?
Holdthe rich treasure fast;
Oh, suffer not a breath Of doubt
LIS venomed shade to cast
Upon that precious gem whose light
Can make life's darkesthours seem bright.
The heart is like silver lutte, ~
That with an answering tone,
Sends forth a gush Of melody
To greet thy touch alone;s -
And if thy hand one chord should sever,
Its strains are lost to thee forever.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-12

CoTToN GONG FORWARD - We are
glad to see that the late rains have
raised the rivers in Alabama as well
asin other neighboring States, so
that the delayed produce Of the coun-
try can go forward to market. The
Mobile Advertiser Of the 22d says:
ave are at length enabled to
announce the opening of navigation
in our rivers with a fair prospect Of
its continuing long enough to bring
to US a large amount Of the cot
ton which has SO long been waiting
a rise for transportation hither. On
Monday night of last week, the
drought was broken in the country
by a generous rain, and since then
various sections have been blessed
with more or less copious showers
On Saturday. We had some rain here
and are glad to hear that in The In
terror good deal has fallen. The
Alabama is high enough for any craft;
the Bigbee is reported well up, and
this evening dispatches were received
here stating that on Monday the
Warrior had risen six feet at Tus-
calooss, and was still Using. While
we write, ,toosthe rain is coming down
in torrents with every prospect Of
an abundance Of the aqueous fluid. >
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-12
From tie Nasieius Unoss.
The State Convention. =

We published the proceedings 0
the Democratic State Convention
yesterday without comment. Th'
democratic party of the State hat
already, with such perfect unanimity
expressed their preference for Gov
JOHNSON as a candidate for reelection
that the Convention had nothing tc
do in this respect bat to register and
endorse the nomination which had
already been made by the people.-
This was done unanimously. In re-
lation to the principles Of the party
there was equal sunanimiiy. The
excellent and sound resolutions,
drawn up by Mr. Howard, Of Will
son, and reported by him. from the
committee on resolutions, were re-
ceived with applause as they were
read, and were unanimously and
enthusiastically adopted. The SEN
timents Of the resolutions are such
as will meet the cordial approval oil
all the democrats Of the State, with
out an exception
'fhe speeches. of Gov. Brown
and Mr.. Howard, during.ihe ses-
sion, though brief were pointed and
brilliant. Mr.. Payne, Of Columbia,
made longer speech, and thor.
olghly dissec.ed know-nolhingism..
We regretted our inability to re-,
port in full these eloquent and for
chile speeches.
We have never known more en-
thusiasm or more complete una
ninity Of sentiment in any coDven.
ton than characterized this. There
was no disagreement, either as to
The first choice OF the delegates for
Gov. johnson as the candidate, or
as to the principles Of the party.
Nearly thirty counties were rep
resented by delegates; and, had it
been necessary TO use them, there
were proxies from about twenty
five others in the hands Of the dele.
gates. We do not recellect any
similar occasion, during the recess
Of the Legislature, when a larger
portion of the State has been repre-
sented. And, judging from The con-
versations we held with the dele
gates from distance, the patty has
less fear OF federalism in its new
disguise Of acknowledgement than
it hadof whiggery. We shall beat
the life out Of the monster in Au-l
gust.
As for The candidate. the PEO-
PIE viii take care to elect AM
DREW JOHNSON. He isn't the |
man to be beaten this summer
He is the fovorite Of the masses,
and bis majority over the "inde-
perdent' candidate Of the federal
whig-know-nothings will be the lar
gest which any candidate fcr Gov
ernor in Tennessee has recorded |
since 1886.
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GIeanings from onr Exchanges
IVfth Editorial ,Sp,saklings.

The ST. Louis Intelligencer says
that on Wednesday. there was IN the
,ault Of the Bank Of Missouri, and
of the private hunkirg-hosses in that
city coin amounting TO over So :0eo,-
600, wholly unemployed and un-
pledged. -
ARKANSAS. The county court OF
Phillips county, has refused, in accor-
dance with an act of the Legislature,
10 grant further licenses to dramshops
In the county.
New York has a militia enrolled,
numerically, strong enough to 90
what England and France comolned
have as yet failed to do: take Sevas
topol. The entire body @enrolled
numbers 235,563, Of which over
$4,000 are uniformed and we'll drilled
men.
Both. branches Of the New Jersey
Legislature have concurred in grant
ing $4,000, in FIVE annual payments,
to the colonization cause
Counterfeit $50 bills on the Bank
Of the State of Georgia have been
put in circulation.
A paper mill is in operation IN
Hampshire, England, exclusively ior-
the manufacture of bank note paper.
The first bank note paper issued
was made in these mills, in about the
year l7I9, and it has ever since been
produced on the same premises.
There are TO- 900 street gas lamps
in New. York city, which burn $4,000
feet of gas per hour, or 430,0 900 feet
per night. The cost Of one night $
burning is about $4,000.
CENSUS OF KANSAS complete
enumeration Of the voting popula-
ton. Of Kansas has been obtained
It seems to contain 1886 electors,
/, which are divided into seventeen elec-
ton districts. sie
1t is said that there are about one
hundred applicants for each of the
Offices in the two new regiments IN
the United States army. The ap-
pointments, tits said, will be made
in a day or two
QUEER LEyY.-The authorities OF
Cincinnati have attached the Presby-
4terian grave yard for non-payment OF !,
taxes. $4,000 viii theN laws OF
Ohio allow them to take the stones
for building purposess -
Temperance is beginning to make
headway in California. where it has
hitherto seemed to be forgotten in the
lamsntable prevalence Of drunkenness
and crime. The temperance organ
;zaiions are fastextending themselves
through the State. ial 81 afss
y AocoRprNe to. reliable statistics,
there IS more liquor sold in Arkansas
IN uroportion to the nunber OF inhab'
itaats. than in any other State n
Union. ziaslsasssl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-12

The election for town officers, held
at Salem, N. j., on the 10th, resulted
IN the overthrow Of the know-noth-
ings. The town clerk, assessor, col
lector, justice Of the peace-in fact,
all the corporate officers are either
democrats or anti-knoW.nothings.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-12

It's estimated from what appears.
to be reliable data, that every pound
Of cotton raised in,tbe South costs
the planter eight cents. {
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-12

To may hens lay perpetuaIly, h;t
them a crack on .he bead With q big
club.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-30

WHITE GOODS.-We have on hand
w fine assortment of WHITE GOODS con-
sisting of
Plain aud Plaid Swiss Muslins
Striped and Figured Muslins
White Cambrics and Jaconetta
Checked do, Book Muslins
Plain and Checked Nsinsooks
India Linens-Bishop's Lawns
Cambria and Furniture Dimities
Irish Linens-B ird's Diapers &c, &C.
which we will sell to the trade extremely low, TO
make room for large fall importation.
my % KENT, PAINE 4 CD.
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HARRISON'S CREAM OF BEATTY

III ARRISON'S CREAM OF BEAUTY.
81 We all love lovelness, whether natural or
artistic. A symmetrical form, and its cultivated
graces Of action, admire. face, eoul-inspired
from within bsaming through soft-textured shin of
fsrisn whteness we ADORE. Such a skin if nature
has furnished you, it; Eif not secure it. BIZ
uang HARKISON'S CREAM OF BEAUTY 1t
removes all defects and deformities of the skin and
leaves 1t truly beautiful; and is the only thing erer
made that Will ren frecklee
HARRlSONS ANDALUSINE gives the eyes
that electric reh ash peculiar to the beauties OF
Andalusa, which plerces and captivates the heart
For sale by DUVAL NORTON, Druggists,
my 20 Bank Square
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TRUE TURF OIL.-For old Sores of
= every description, on Man or Beast One tea
spoonful equal to OF any preparation
known.
Bruises and Sprsns Ulcers and Fellous, Scalds and
Burns, Sore Legs and Chilblains Fresh Cut Wounds.
CTamp and letter, Stings of Insects, Wounds under
the Nails Iuiamed Breasts Glandular TumoIs Sore
Back, Swel!ed Legs and Stiffness of Jouts,
Warranted TO cure, and damage from exposure
to colds
Applied to burns at once, it leaves scar.
Price 90 and - cents bottle
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COLUMBIAN HOIEL.-JAMES M.
~ BOYD & CO.. having leased this desirable Ho-
tel, will spare pains to maintain its former pspu-
lsIity and comfort They have employed E. POR-
TER to take the entire charge of the House and
after LIST April. The former patrons of this Hotel
and numerous friends of Z. PORTER, are requested
to give them call
Richmond. March "a. 1875, ans
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NITED STATES HOTEL,

LIMITED STATES HOTEL,
q MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
The undersigned, formerly proprietor OF the
Fountain Hotel, Baltimore, and Congress Hall, Pitt
phia would respectfully inform his friends and
the travelling public that he has leased the UNI
TED STATES HOTEL, Richmond, Va. This
House is now in complete order, and will compare
favorably in every respect with any other Hotel in
the city-the location being convenient to business
and the different depots, che rooms large, airy and
well furnished In short, 1t is the most pleas ,nt
Summer house in the city of Richmond. All the
proprietor asks Is a trial
rous Deputs and Steamboat landings to convey pas-
sspgeTs TO the Hotel
~ FARE Sl.50 per day.
40 30-dlm& w3m p. THURSTON
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ou % UuIIs 1T UUCtl IL IbdF % NO HCaI'
90 and - cents bottle.
nHUE e. IN
Sole Proprietors Richmond, Va.

RICHMOND, January Is, 1855.
Messrs. Dove L Co-For about seven years my
negro boy, Simon, had ulcer the shin bone of
of his legs he had had the very best medical ad
vice, and the striCtest attention from myself the
has been repeatedly poulticed and burnt with caustc;
st intervals, whist giving applying medicine he has
been kept on low diet, and also kept perfectly quiet
with the limb eleysted; sometimes the would
be as srge the palm ofs mans hand, and at Others
larger than half dime, and even when it has
tanned this small size would break again. | be-
certainly discouraged about it, and dsy
while in your store, asked you what must Go for
it, you gave me bottle of your Turf OIL and after
using bottles 10y the directionl it was entirely
months from his work, but since, he hiss never
lest single day. l will add that have expended
use essly on his limb sbout two hundred and fifty
dollars and it gives pleasure to add to the many
you have this testimonial of the virtues of your Turf
Oil. Very respectfully, s. E. SHELTON.
A copy-pubiishsd BY permission from a lady OF
his city. NH Sl-dActa
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TOBACCO AGENCY.

GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN,
Al and 40 California Street, San Francisco,
CELL Tobacco on Commission direct
~ from and for account of the Virginia Mauufao.
turers, and to whom we refer.
Messrs. EDMOND, DAVENPORT L Co, Richmond
will reply to any questions and transact any bushes.
fer our house
Messrs. ALLEN Il PAxsoN, New York, will do like.
wise. noI9-d&wly
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n-Agn COACH FAcT0RY

pZf@SssA COACH FACTORY
E5~&tz|%azSs=GE THOMAS H. FOWLER, Manu-
tecturer OF Carriages, Buggies, Rockaways Sul
hes, &c, on franklin Street, nearly opposite the
Exchange Hotel, keeps on hand aud makes toa Ger
Carriages OF various styles. The best materials and
workmanship are used. The work vii. be sold low.
All new work is warranted Those waiting ANYTHING
in the Carriage line, will DO well by giving me q cali
BILE terms. an ID -
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Office R. F. & P R R., Richmond May 8.
IA DON'T READ THTSI-Be #

ca DON'T READ THIS!-Be 1t
~ IN known to allwho ars o. mayhereafser
~ - De in want of anything to carry you from
place to place, with the greatest comfort
ana at the lowest rate that the undersigned has
ring the last year, greatly enlarged and improved his
kinds Of light Carriages, BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYs
NC, &c, which, being connected with his SADDLE
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, makes it the
most complete house to equip any one in want in
the city. His stock on hand is very large and well
assorted and not to be surpassed in neaness and du-
Tablllty. he would respectfully return thanks to
his numerous patrons; aHd soliciting their continued
patronage, pledges himself to give satisfaction in
price and Quality His store fronts 18Th and Cary
streets, opposite the Columbian Hotel
ap 4-Sm a = MITEs
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Opening OF TWENTY CASES

{ PENING OF TW ENTY CASES
" NEW GOODS, at ]. MILLHISER l. BROS
1873 Broad street. The cheapest of the season 5000
YES fast colored Prints at ETC. worth l2!c; 1000 do
Gheck MusllDs at lOc and finer; 1000 do pure Irish
Linens, best make, at 57tc 500 pieces Bieached
Shirtings and sheetings cueap; 200 doz Ladies' and
6entIe M ms Cambria hdkS; 1000 pieces of Bonnet
Ribbons; 500 do Cambric JAconett; Swiss and Nan
sook Muslins; Cotton Hosiery; Gloves; Mitts in
greatest variety; 100 style Parasols; Bereges;
TISSUES; Lawns and Ginghsms, a full supply
n. B.-Our stock of Embroideries are handsome
being no doubt the largest and most varied in the
CITY, ana VIII be sol at deduction OF % per cent
from our late very low prices
my28 1e3 Rrosd ~
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MAN1lLLAS, MANTILLAS.--New,
~ handsome and cheap Mantillas; blk Silk Man
uIlasi white and coPd Silk DO, newest shape; Lace
msntIiss, white, black and cord; Cashmere Scarfs
Berege Msntles, all coors; black Lace Scarfg; barI
Lace Points. Also-200 handsome Lawn D,esses AT
81 the dress; DO do at 624c the dress The Ladies
are most respectfully invited to call and get bsr
gains In this department c. A GWATKIN
my ~ Opposite Exchange Bank
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E1OR SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD
4 DING FACING, LINING AND BOOK-BIND-
ING SKINS The public are hereby informe that
they need not 90 North to buy these articles, the
undersigned has them always hand as good and az
cheap ss they can be bought at the North Manu-
factory Brook Avenue, opposite Bacon Quarter
Branch Tavern. J. c. JONES.
fa 26-dEcGu
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CURE FOX COUGHS
TACKSONS EXCELSIOR BIIIEho.

TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BIIIEho.
- MIR r. Jackson-Desr Sir: MY moiher-n-aw,
Mrs Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dyspepsia
for l6 years. Not finding any permanent relief
from the various remedies used, she was Induced to
TIT your "EXCELSIOR BITTERS," and it affords
me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial re-
suits.
She can now enjoy her food with relish to
which she stIang previous to the use Of your
valuable medicine GEO. w. WILEY.
Richmond, Va, April IA, 1855.
/ advise every family to procure these Btters.
They may be found at E, J. Picot's, A. Bodeksrs
S. d.. Zschrisson's, Chas. Miilspsugh's, Bennett
Beers and Alex. Duvsls, Druggists, Richmond, Va.
III orders promptly attended to. apis
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NkW HOUSE ON FRaNV,,,;

~ 81. TO tET.-The upper part nj -. LIN
.ne corner OF an aud franklin strses mouse
"a bss es. ieht ~ IS new and handsome s,.5
masny other eonvs9isncss The stpat5.n - 7I, and
rn, iSs eggnsiu On shoesoe HILL especially Oh
family il will be let ont as ofi.a. on rented to
through the posts flee 'u9 premises, or
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MEDICINES

I EONARD'S DOLLAR CORDIAL-Is
II certain cure for Gravel. elect Flenr Aleus
and all diseases arising from tmpfuoenc>. 10 mas
cured upward, of 5000 patients, aud not one single
failure Persons suffering from any OF the above
disease. must try it If they wish speedy and per,
manent cure. No difference IN olet requIeoi 10
hindrsnsa fyor, brzines, and warrant in few
dsys. All should try 'Leonard's Dollar Cordial
To be had of L. b THoMAs, Broad stleet, onoekoe
NJ Fo1i stsi n Richmond.
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USHTON'S COD LIVER Oil he
IA late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK L co. being
dissolved by its own limitation | am now sole pro.
prietor of the genuine Cod Liver Oil which is 90
generally prescribed by physicians this season for
CONSUMPTION, Coughs, Colds, &c, &c
CAUTIOE.-In purchasing or ordering, be sare
full to ask for Rushton's, and thst my is
the label, and my signature over the cork OF each
bottle IS there several spurious articles in the
market claiming 20 be Rushton's.
FREDERICK V. RUSHTON,
Son of the late VIM. L. Rushton, NJ York.
The above Oil for sale by DUVAL & NORTON,
corner of Main and 10th streets, Bank Square Rich
mond. sp5-Sm*
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES

cTE CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
Rf2@HST The subscriber has on hand, ct his Coach
Making Establishment, Lombard Alley, between
Main and Gary, (lSth and l4th streets) the Co.
lumbisn Hotel, COACHES, CHARIOTEES, BA-
ROUCRES, BU9GlES with and without tops and
SULKIES, all of his own make, of the best materi.
ais and workmanship. All of which will be sold as
low good work of the kind can be in the city OF
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article In the Carriage line | am
determined to Dake to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible and all work sold, that 10 new
ranted. fe 20--Sm MICAJAH MANGUM.
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk

III
~ TRACTOR will subdue pain and inflammation
from the sever.st burn. or scads, in from one TO
twenty minutes and will heal the WOUNDS without
scsr; il efFectuaIv cures Fever Sores, PILES, Salt
Rheum, Infammatory Rheumatism, Cuts Wounds,
Bruises scald Head, Corns and Bunous, Eryspelas'
sprains SweIIiues Felons Chilblsns, Bter OF In
scots sweIled and Broken Breast, Bore Nipples,
Eruptions, and all other nlammstory and cutsnsou'
diseases, where the parts affected can De reached.
new steel plate label, and signed by II Daley ida,
ker and c. y Clickner Il Co, Proprietors, to guard
against the numerous counterfeit' In nearly every
store.
BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggists, are the only
authorized agents for the sale OF the genuine new
style, and they furnish the trade at proprietor pr
cea. Retail, price only 25c. q box mn <o-d&Wom
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Nv NOTICE.-My Horse GRIEF ED
AS MONDsON has arrived here and is at Fair
field, and is ready to Mares at S25 the season
GrH Edmondson will be under the management Of
Mr. Geo. Walden. The particulars and pedigree will
be given in few dsys.
SD lots ARCHER EHEATHAm.