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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08
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W. <18 sdSl VI W. IA VI "
.fDHE undersigned would respectful
i ly announce to the public that aIl~
the machinery atSwan Factory iss94A
in full blast. -
SPINNING FACTORY is making No.
1 yarns, warranted.
MACHINE SHOP, in which almost all
kinds of Iron or Wood work is done; Gins, Gin
geering, wood or iron; all Iron work for mills,
Wheat fans and Thrashers; all kind of Mill or
Gin repairing done to order. Iron Turning of
all descriptions wellexecuted. Lathes of differ
ent styles, &c. Hsthe Iron framed Gins are in
general use, we say but o word or two about
them: They cannot be excelled for fast pick
ing, good lint and durability. They are well
protected from heating by running. If. you
want Gin, buy good one: then You get the
worth of your money and that can be had from
US. We deliver cur Gins, Wheat Fans and
Thrashers, give the purchaser time to try them.
and fthey do not give satisfaction, return them
at our expense. We warrant all of our work.
Our motto is: no Care mo Pay. We
have spared no pains in procuring the best Of
Workmen and Materials. Our prices moderate
and terms easy. We can at all times be found
three miles North of Athens, Limestone Cenn-
lty, Ala. All orders promptly attended to-.
Address, s J. N. HAYES & Co.
s-s,.ss. Athens. Ala.
Col. D. r. Smith has one of our Gins and
Cast Ironrunning Geer, to which We refer.
March 3O-l2m J. n, Fl. & Co. E
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08

Men may give good advice, but
they cannot give the sense to make
right use Of it. = Is
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08

When is a fiddle like leak in a
ship? When it sets the pumps a 60.
ing.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08

A chap in Detroit has invented a
machine to make haste. $50
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08

Mr.. Hokake says tits much east
Ter to borrow trouble than money.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08
Mansion : House,
AAcAN<u EEAA

NHOTIVIEGE5 ] Ely1ys m T777T
FTHE undersigned have l@N
4 opened the Mansion - -
nonse in Market Street, two
doors North of the Square and egpoai6 e.
Nashville Inn. They are prepared q furnish
transient company with good Rooms and
Board at the following 80
2 II A-TUd24Do ~
Board and Lodging per week ........ 81 co
day ......... Is
These are about ons-aalf te Charge Of ~
large Hotels. Good accommodations fw Her.
SEES and Carriages.
!. Gao asfe II 4. WIN. L. BERRY,,a
WIN. s. LAK0D0N.
January 4 1s5s-sn. - . 'I-s -''sa
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08

WIND lNsTRuMESTs.-Buglers and
fourth of July orators.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08

NEIL. MOO1Es 4 WRIGHT,
Have an excellent lot of Cookinq .
IL Stoves Of al brands and styles a
which they viii sch at Nashville rates -
with carriage added.
NEIL, MO0RES& WRIGHT.
Sept. II, 1854.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08
Family Groceries. -,
! NEW ESTABLISHMENT!

46 The subscribers take
this method of apprizing
their friends and the public generally, thatthey
have just opened Family Grocery Store
on the north side Of the Public Square, next
door to McElroy and McKinney's Drug Store,
Fayetteville, where general assortment of ar
ticles in their line will be continually kept on
hand, at the lowest rates. A portion of public
patronage is respectfully solicited. Call and
see us. w: H. & H.. C. HOLMAN.
Feb. 10.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08

Ladies', Dress Goods, Bennets, etc
"E have q fine assortment of -.
w Black and Fancy Silks, 4y
" go" Bombazinss,
= De LANES,
. sa a's 4Alpassas.
Cushions Of all colors, -
Marino's = ".,-a ifry :. II s. z z.
Elegant Silks, Satins, and Lawn, Winter
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers. etc.. etc. ,19
NEIL. M0ORES 4 WRIGHT.
Sept Fl, 1854. - =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08

A Widower's lament-over the
left-is given thus, by our Jim
Ny first was lady. whose prevalent passion,
Was thorough devotion 70 parties and fashion;
Ny second, regardless of conjugal duty. Z
Was only the worse for her wonderful beauty;
Ny third was a vixen in temper and life,
Without one essential to make good wife.
a wiiower now, in my freedom / reyel;
Pm clear of "the world, the flesh. and the de-
yil.n
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08
SAILS H0ISIED!

OUR little. Barque is fSIk Il
" launched, sails hoisted, = - 4
each man, Cab S. Boone, Shields Wilson, and
Dick Shapard,) at his post, ready to discharge
faithfully and pleasantly the duty assigned
him. And it is now for the good people Of
old Lincoln to say whether we shall have a
pleasant voyage or not.
We have Just received, direct from -
New York and Philadelphia. and now
opening, in Shapard's front room. E
northeast corner Of the square, large and
entire new stock of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08

FLOUR! FLOUR..
" E keep constantly on hand @A
-tyiolargs quantity of Flour made y
q the Bedford Mills. which we warrant equal
to IL Cincinnati or st. Louis Flour
COLDWELL & CUMMINGS.
Dec. 1. .asas,4 Shelbyfills, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-08

The young man commenced his
school the next day. How be and
Sail made out is another story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
TIE CONSTITUTION INpIvIsBLE.

cannot please the Prob bionsts discover the COns,i-
triton 1to sctonA portions each havus peculiar saapAion
sectional views par euar sutecA One species OF prop
y be placed under the Of s protective iraaenoe
ard another denied that privilege.
TIE universally Of s sppcaOn is toe cornerstone Of its
un5Son epted BY the blood bouEht sacrifices which
sed its sdoVn hAowed by The memories O. the wise
good- The snd the 0i American freedom
The ssced paieooo Of Tro9ety by whatever it NAV
b. des EnEot Of links IL the constitutions
ch,n Let be bolen and the Give los whies
nuds anu protects The temple Of liberties eruublss into
tust
Upon tie principle that lie Prosbitous would de,y
coz 81 protection property upds the Of aeoL
they msht ao withhold Il from every other article OF
nsice, Fl her foreign or domestic.
We clam poteea Of constitutional az over al cor H.
tens o property tire eject Of general ard iresocsbe on-
ce ofIshi esabs e IN l116 We cave - leArn n1m
ths Pohb onists Why acoh s Prop II hear
by pscsd bey ond the pale of The Coz s;ta-
cn 10 Che ss'enos o. bee nee sss, snd eyidsoees
cal sncs a. the supporters Of the Cousut
- den the quosos forever FA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
srRrrKrrer. OF THE proHrBrrIoS,sr,.

The advocates Of the Maine Liquor law unable to Sustain
As Wanted declaration that the peops would demand
6Tnsnt tom enc end Of the State TO tue other like the
drovt7s vi ng to lay hold ef any that
hem snd their vessel from sinking amid pab
lie ind gnsii Boldly presuupuous ana tyrAnnch in h-
ecuneneentn, thsit GtAk iaddu, rights they w,ui
weep with the scohoe suasrer set before Dis view
s.rnrS eclor the D0xous influences OF the suauaes
ausht criminal dnBse fot evidence Of the
d consequences d coNo aid profess 70 b. ony th- pure
a. einstrssicd advocates q uera ana 20 ca regensrA
tn
Exsess.s 81 kinds shorten human life; Eutt5ny prodrse,
thu ttve cqsay wh soho simulus: the tsue fac;
Be ttttd q tobacco IL sbuse not tue U.s. Of seoao
Which CONSTITUTES Ae evil Ct which the prabnists Ascot 70
complain
TIE nr,ed Smory o. physician. IN all seetols Of the
Uui prV<ls 20 Be the heap~usa
IN mry tessss L Re oun il the ms,sris ueaea, in irop
See ard AL tSrey snd uteaa Cbructons r. s,sods tss
bssd of medical We hve netting t. % vi m sb sss
The' I'll csscs visited sih nsii'ed pCr shDsst.
In ia fss0ces enus tee pllad.rsE
tie pdufht Asassin raly, ever aaaer its iu-
Exeesses aleoha ~osd inevitably destroy the Sc
Possession aesessay be fx6lneE, Of tse ilahoics psas
and PsPOse So, tbs fFse ht9as.s search f sNs,M aAss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
TEE rRogrBrrro,rsrs Avn THE JUD1cranr.

TIE PRoHIBrTIOsIsTs AVID THE JUDICIARY.
The lquoreessrs frequently aecrsed OF seu cling to
pledges ju1icial s,ddatss u rsssrd 20 TIE ,1us
in VI sch ,hy wood de de quest Of e-nstao1dls v
exceed We have already shown Tat this ion Is "a
snd hat II. lien dealers have OILY cor rht lean tbs opis
kB. Of candidates the The pcy aud propety OF be ~
We bsse shown that II n rsrfectT legitimate, sod car
,rponds Sih action Of eli poae4 org, zsicns mating
their nonisa ions We 'h.t the proholniss
hs.e orios-od snse ospdose for Edssslo Of ~aoie
that question sEbGd0w Of oopbt ren4n Ia tuef
Thf ocuse.io- OF ptrs 70 exact pedsesc CO IS
vh very 81 gTsce hen We liese that they ave
gcae I'll tar De- w bseTe ths they Sli not noni1
sud ~ fot .uprotr for jag hip rho n7 de
pe II r 5sed 70 'iasin the tutiOna ity OF ne
rr ard n grvt the q lgdil don.
oer1 isv htv- pubeiy avOss ed g. tnsv you
ary Of wbcse opinions thu point ty 40, 80
sued. .
1he rGicsy, 81 Dr'seut 'otsraoed chosen wh
sucD cue or Judge sfar TAI sud
ps parton. heys decided y a. Prphr1i 'E
Invasion of person Thts and irfcon Of the Cnos
t1n VII ths PfOhitiouss suppor' snge oue o. those
,Lcge Most sssur-cv WI t1ay D. al in ti~r
row dsszt tLen' Everb0dy kno IT IN viii Why
nODis0n for the iuaelsr, f MT to 'ecHre
fsss dsve;fd fh.r views The accusation fheJ b. cE
scsiut the oucr 6ea only ended hide tn@h owa
0oe ding, fr pub &c view The c cese tsys ex OIL
tie eY o. 3ui'ns pesges
fro Oos cndidsss THE bbd 'Hists ss- sns s.ne
ocs and upon it, before they e0 creoh eF
fuosIi;y soIerl5T HHt1e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

On several occasions we have had to re-
cord the burning of human being alive, the re
spectability and mobocracy Of the neigbborhood
looking on-this in tue nineteenth century and
the free United States. Now there has been
a popular outbreak in Milwaukee because
man named Pfeil, Russian by birth, attempted
to burn the dead body of bis wife. The good poo
pie of the place interiered, and accordingly we
have 8 newspaper correspondence in The Daily
American Of that place. The husband publishes
denial of certain statements made as to the mode
of burning and so1Orth. la explanation OF this
eccentric matter we give bis statement and defense
Of the custom-reyiyed from the ancieots. Mr.
P. had intended to rear a pyre of sixteen cords Of
wood liberal allowance for such apurpose--
and WAS interrupted when only third part OF the
sticks was up. Sixteen cords for one woman !!
The burning of the bodies of the dead should il
become general. would soOn denude all the forests
at that rate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26


10 he appeal shortly be made the baotbox cues
ho1s connected with City state politics IL besonss the
sI<c rosieA 6Dty vf every citizen In the exercise his
Asr>hso oaeE voluntary homage 70 moral night snl
determined opposhon 10 kmed. unnecessary add Illegal
cceTci0n.
Hsd the principles which governed the original
,As esre Of Tempcrpnc been fairly Carried athsi the
.o which p1oGueed ths sapcsu, sails Of 1919 All sub
.ensv been len unshs ,ied by Political intrigue aud the
tempted unjust Pena enacnouts- he
CAs,a League In It's n.heSs career no sought 70 ia PIE
IN individual liberty AID 70 Grub resi- by threats
al sne and lmprsonueut-ihe Liquor De Lers Association
would no, at this day possess decided and distinct pone,
fueeee which It's enemies looh II net wh asoa'a - IL
n least with dknsy
II hss been sad srd truly the. an iodiyda m,y be p-Ie
"a led into noto.y The ing applicable cOunsai
esspd irs'ance whin Recollection hss 0eea mosa
CON Setsly verified tran N The orc 'atn Ssocts
ssrred on AS, a many q etEsus connected with the
liquor sus their csiion" has eeea literally nsrtare
y rs enemies increased teufOd By eaeh successive per
euiion OF its noe nuceu called i1to existence by
necessity is pruportiOns hsve becon- rsy Egsoc
no longer ipOrsg osce at tbs doors OF ous eessvr halls
II denseds in voice & "eieh our state "a sure %
matte svc end Which Prcdace decided imp ssHOA Ia
abe form stcu Of our national C0ngWsS.
Thf ppep pies % The Carson League though present IL
fecc ssaios the liquor doA Of state 40 cry avn'e
an abstract qatcs OF civil and political right snd uot over
ruled the b, O. box hereafter be used % sCbvort oar
most tine honorcd locsl AID fgor
Ie.i dearest priyil So
,t cur Iuricsry declUed the Maine Iauo- Law 70 b
and iby refsed esEiy the
ia sayscaes faTahes positive sscarty toE tae frare
has done ts euty hut We cannot answer IN is sueceof
secsou vii elevate to power none BAT tae friends Of mpts
5a.lse. , ,.. - -. 49,. .A,u
-jaS xto seeks by moral sussoa 20 remove tbs evil from
.no.s ~ A. fes ben-fstor 60 mankind We hoeot aad
.ss 81 motive but when 10 prfssed advocates discard
20 as.e ONLY legitimate 9saas o. s''ss~sesn EEK " mue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
-aE PREyEHTIY

vsbod N eu1 power & preventive OF Hs en- tare. II
cree by The prohibot.s IA ress'h tnd un 90 tss
bao bcz Iis heIe The bsts fo' freedom must b oGslt
tbs overthrow Of soy he secured and individual Chs -'sr
,Lee OIL b.ss foro vsieh future lii.mps a the d'-
- - - 80, car - roc ,h.-n We Ill ctiz-as
srer, tuer IN s.k-s equally 9th JUS, % ~ 81 e
fe 40 ie,l ud END al0sties ana IN 20 ~ the 80
II IL a. A. ppeire urich seT cate Jr th~n
fr, Iisr re. % ii iuenc~s Dot limited silsie
.ster bnt -xtel dirg over unborn millions Of ~ WI
a. "a ioz u Of whlr- civil Gad poI cal prvisg nd
,it, We pos LIT NJ Thea pr-sert e. ths
baspt shch cor esBDot penetrate, cheere
Or The voice Of the peeps il the cause Of ues hssDst
opWess5p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
rHE CONSEQUENCE 81.

Fave the Pro TWISTS r.fctoi hs e'n'squ'nc-s With
o,a ,tps IN, .pforcs u,nt OF Mns Lqso' L'r IA
city rave they c,lc-.sd the esOi- iaveed VI toe qaT
ba,ne ED he uupb-rs engaged in Have 'Ay isie
bo,sii-uEv.s an eIcitsd nutitGds dh'en 70 d'Se'eo
n Ar ~ ice, ard arsIIy isur'met on taei, e"Ao shed
,i,irss ~ rad o.e OF c zsns com wax
10 If csvrrh saert since thst nc no tr'F
I'D an E.ht in rssks Of eat resrs :" me h1os
M * ,. II = nus 70
- rsias justice the crcsi Individual IRE - n
u ~ the UsnFi-d cAfc*-.s o. nNllty
q e.n o. vssr be poured o.. At a. he sha- Of secs
tar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
7HERyPEAL OF NAME LAW.

II resor rsher than f.rstes Fu led the . Of the
Maine Liquor Law, should be willing TO rk rs repeal IN
cur next u esl.urs with ;hen. lsuncon' ituorsty
b,yr t. AIRED By the most is1s nd I'd
arc mo- 90 oouoty grand pet having repuli
sfe T. should H. Sic ihas b'-g = e'iEnteasa nsa
coui5 Be amor ix-us 7h) u oppose =.
toDa Tepes b. iiea ssrsndtDcy lee - III Of
ii cbuos ltw aocpsrs taa: .dgac sts.
btv,nr tbr VI seklo edg7 IT, 10 tbs surrender Of
Their csflirs " jsct
IL witch 10 onKiD-tsd has, br'"sh
g. bale 20. frei i- 4, greye, - meats "
b. Fd AZ h, ~ tude T. al cOet'e, th- Jdc
cs,y b0u- bout urc-ssns sim ius
az eo.s uto- sly. ID cizers have cocy BIT dshEee
10 TIE irfIorior fire les hope 4 ire T-psd
,,,tb ~ 10 c "a ehaute IL our coming ltessgfe We
hive no Or fdebc- hose che h6y heuyec tie tust
posed IN mem for tbs p'rpie c-i '.cntAocy sd To-
mn n Of ssprsI Tor h.h the ell, u
our ooubuy Te ssbo Inust b. cesned u re-
qDi.p the Hereues sc:op is ~ task, b1s
sud will BE- sceoiDT i,bed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
New'1lurk daily Iribsg,ts
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %, 1855.

The jury in the case of AID. Herrick came into
court last night, after an absence of three hours
without comirg to decision. The foreman stated
that they bad balloted five or six times with the
same result, and asked that they be discharged as
there was 10 probability of their agreeing. The
court granted the request.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

n ev, o,rup,ttrd under ina &C. tse
r.veltr with better aai oees'l seeu of 40 ,.
Ia ,b. s,.r,t fbey 6ns ale. soisry ssaue the a.
.rd ~ cr, d,e.rs that soohI 10 toe basis Of crime IA"
sab r,fse. iii. ether. Of IL os-s Y tat .ans r e'
c.. ~ a. N beho on the of b- phtsionss vas
- n ~ yi,bl. In heir setS-po ili-s sssrsndIssnent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

The board of Aldermen, after long meeting
last evening finished up the business of the session
The Matsel report was not received, being signed
only by one member of the committee, AID
Briggs 1t was therefore referred back for other
signatures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

We give this morning some interesting new
from Kansas including an important election
speech by Gov. Reeder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

suhs-rv.ut tbs Parucses Of insssss snoess
pocs ouriety TINA 70 tear i1s ssk from the face o.
the bypoce and sipose him q the Of hoeey sad truth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

KysvoRE Oct 49, 1850 i h rely c,rtf ths, o. the afer
moan II the 5sh called The scs where he recent
fr tool dsco Brrol G the putpo>e OF sesrtni,s tne
nj. On ne Safe books OF Il
Hetkr Br.thar there met oer.0n 10 charge VINO gave
me HI, Reany, 70 sho II nsd5 Aow my business
He rem led tnc " snd eeay twice, that the plate the
SAFE marked NILDEks PATtNr'
4. J. HARRINGTON
srorn TO before me, t1l 18th dag Of October 1852
y c EVEsNT :. CommissImer Of Daeis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
S,>crp's SEWING MACHINEs-rhe important

SINGERS SEWING MACHNES-tae important
a. g,i,. 20 b. underwood that SISssRs latest vsd
500 N,rgISSs runtirS speed, do noch s'os
90 q da, do 50 N 1eh better s.a az other 'h g.
bs 90 oshe, Kind taking a. stL 'h- u,naitca
81 SncrR'. chr.s BIS been d'ubed ~thn wolth nd
vet The DE- 4na hsn sseF- pace ws be '7'r's EM
ssvsy, se.erDficp VI ts-y are rntPotosehabl-.
e'e'' N NJ -tNcFp 4 TO-. NJ. 81 8T)N Eay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
GREAT FRB IN BRookLYY-PRooF oP THE

IDENTITY HEERTNG's SAVE:
Tt undefseue' "a th- referred 10 r-ssrs B. g
vi co = ofih's Hes--% Hesker
Br.ber. eesk sna 5u3 .sy Of the f-m Of 8. g.
V.s.r Co STONED Ia n. Safs thereia
e1tL rte tosd hi ,hs Ssf- w DER tent
ar tnst sny Hens Co.'S emp oyees Ot7er
ertr broke CT sry Tlst-s he STE HernSs Ptea u
ard Al the et, mems 10 sAii G. Wider CI's sdvsrie
u@p, their ion with respecting
40 safe cesitu,- Of truth
~ T. RGANEy. sup't Island Mills Brook yn"
The aforementioned Safe Sltl 81 The oras
ms =. and m,rts from the runl A. he ocrbers
80 ho a-e sole pr9pretoos PATENT CHAM
,tos s.Fy = g. HgRsisG Co,
' No. 1856. Isl aud 50 Vstsrst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
Fmr.PRooF sAFrs.- Tie subscriber. hsyi

FRE-PROOF SAFES The subscriber, having
v,in,,s Il, b,pdoned the making Of Wtders P.ea "a
MAJ der f. end hsvnE esEnso ths ist (-xc uh'e 81
cn,.d. fr he State e Ne fofs)t tie P,te tie
OTIS the OF ain NfLDER's PsTsNr SALAHA>DEa -AFS,
nsre nv vious sa' iesss nn-n y c-'ucel pef
hv "a rur ba ed Ii, h fr the ntei sAts4 10 N sad
:. ~. Cb,npon sc known HEKsIsGs PATENT CHAM.
roN gsr,ptro 10 resist NOE hest thar safe k)~n
su,sI terd oe tree from danpnes 81. sea o coa %
LDOst tther Saies. SlLas I. uEHAiN''
Ola established depo., Gresn ock,
MOI lS5 Isl and 81 WaeI-st cor. Pins, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

GREAT FIRE ~ BROOKLYN In answer 10 the
,tsirn.u of Nr REAsV. sursrt:eut- of ecker &
otts r. MIL which card Thusl'f n"r'ls we annex
tie id-vitcf Mr. j. HAsESCroN TIE point AZ issue before
tbe cub c VITO sre lfrIr- H. miter. Is W =
The Ava ved the blk. AM p.pr' Of hecke' K
p ofler NILUEss PArAAr S-Ts' oI Insane PAFEsr
So, W. c.- IN WILD. rs PArFSr." proved 70
b. SAFES th pr-.ervd tn ok oa1er. snf
rDotey- q Hoashfr'y of Ves-, New
YIN Netsrs J. 81. Fz'crld CO. q Eut0n.st N-sfors
Ne.srs Fslconer. ummsr Ca o. Passr'haE, Va aid
s.. B.c.u & 6rO he's Siashgry. C al 4 wNich we're
e,1.s by C. Herring Herring. Ptet S.'e and proved
- 4. .. WILDssd %
Pstertees and ha laf.ctu Of WildeTs
Paleot S4ilmsld SAT-
Detot No. 10 WAe st. 4ll-st, New. York
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1 nlS1Am,An-s HAIn DYE, WIGS aud TouPsEs
WApNrR PATENT PUMP.

Visitors the Palace invited 10 no ice the shows We
claim tnst II i the q 1l- aud ch-Aesst, mos, aura
bic .pd easiest kept order Toe New YORK lnpectos 81
S.esmboss pronounce best All dsP I'D TO wells
factories SHIPS kc sie and so'i by
A ". GAY CO. No. lis Maiden ane, " Y.
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Cnnsnmnticn. Asthma, BcOnchitls. Caiatrh


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DT. sd s.psr r-.neot Ionalsnou alone S1i u % care
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Az Ar ciinns Of be s-nsrrive ssre st ne y
,rsh an evtert c7pu>e 90 u"-'c Gus "a
her chronic o,sea%s The Doct re- zorro ue'uy work N "a
Cane aod cue O these a Will De seht re az
ere~ TIE ,a'icsed Eth sny d.'s"r "a sR'g w, S'e'
tsinty Of relief to - pk A.. y a =, to,,,ock
Pati.ut.s a. distance treated ,, n =.
HERNIA Only Prize Medal swarfed to MARSH
Co ~ tn Indus, Ia r baton Of q. Nsor of nor 900
o. eut RADICAL Cur TRUss RsiereGcss ~ is up ~
Professor Vstutiuv Not Wuls'd PIkrr au' yoar VI CH
uoebAn. lit Of OF netcsn q 3oi otI
rtruen cured ~ tbs truss mas ., hANtH 8,
No q Maiden an Ne~iurk and NAGsH. CosLEss 0 =
5West 4tist Cinci pst Ohio Ooen trI N NJ unn = VI
(gisrAumsos HAIR DYE, WlGs aud T0uPGES
dsnd ore.uprlt above .i petition saite o. ELEGANT
oryA. .p.tueors Supplying hi. famous pfk tho 5aet "
sspcard sca Of II. knd thruug boUt ne sotd bs ne~
tyle Of WIGS 800 TouPEEs Peuef1b ttsei "hor-Ss
ma rst.i ~ CEI-r.pcsO's. No. Actor hous>
Or ; ) FITCH, author of six Lectures on
con,,nutior kc Ohc, No IA 3rosdway. dNy (sun
esy xcerd ron utl O'Clock. treats Consamp 100 A"a
Di.ese. OF the Se'r'. .nd ali chrome DISEASES " hAes
snd Females Consolation free.
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WupER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES, with
he beet Patent Powder sud Burglar Proof Locks.
TIE PEsr FIKE rsooF sFs IN THE WORLD.
The ne th' was awarded he Prize Medal in 1851, 81 tbs
Worlds Fair In LONDON.
p.uot No u Ws.oT-st., near Wal-yt-. Nss-Yo-k
g. @ WILDER Co.,
P.,e1tees ard MAnuf4cturfra
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l. ic5-Mssss'. :. &. n sEI-c & Co No Is, NMer-'c
y: We take tie.sn- thst the " HrsRNG's
Psr.NT Saw wfi.b onrob.s~d r. yoa about y'N
ROC has t~D The - sOks, papers, sc
-I d-sue'ion n or Flour ML IN BrooAiya, -ay
~ fke murDing q ne tlth INST
Tie Nes about asht houTsi soc
vh coo,d on ned The u1d entirely 1n-
u ased- We chesCrly recommend safe. 20 ~ public
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MFALIo's FALL STYLE on HAT.


il suoeTOr O. suy t. he city
LfGHr DURsBLg .So OF sU,sRros FISIsH.
Loraer of Brosdwss sna { ma
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HATS CAPS! FURs The proprietor of the
We; ID Erpo,nss No 2; CsnsS sisntioa 20 HE
b. autifaI 20. - him fag HLrs sh sss0t lic NJ
sesr vsTi- Of LsdisI ace Gull ta ssa Fs 8osssrS
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Goopyr.R's PATENT Ispn-RuBBER OVER

ssoKs Coat, Cspes Legsas. Ovsris, a. 'ss isat aud
ns d. ecrip ion able bate fJr city sad eoasry
y.ry handsome highs C.nbno sai AP'e, Cows CsPes
80 r.Ins. HkxsY DAvExPoAT. No 2i5 Brosd~sL