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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-11
New Paper

New Paper
We have received the first issue OF
the SCourier," a paper recently estab-
l;shed at Tullahoma, Tenn, by Messrs.
Halle e. Combs. Its appearance COM
mends it favorably to the denizens OF
that hourishing town.
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Groceries

Groceries
Particular attention is asked to the
advertisement of Norman y SPerry,
of Shelbyville, in another column
We know them s'like book" and we
know that they will do. More anon
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Wheat

WHedt- - y.
From all that we can learn, it would
seem that the price of Wheat is tend
ing upward everywhere. In Shelby
Vile and Tullahema, we are informed,
it is worth 81 TO " bush.
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o. Advertisementsm must be handed into the
ONCE by Tuesday Morning, toinsure an appear
xncs in the following Paper.
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Bacon

We have been advised of sale Of
old Bacon in this county recently, at
l2a cents p ID. Terms: cash, or its.
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Gbf NarItrt5 --Tuta5t Butts

Charleston, s. c.
Cotton--The market throughout the whole
of the preceding week was in a ianguid and
dropping condition, and when we closed our
inquiries prices had declined all of 1s@5lc,
bringing Good Middling down to about 1o1Sc c.
As heavy, however, as this concession was,
prices did not suit the views of purchasers.
Wheat-The market has exhibited a deci-
ded Improvement since our last, and we have
already advanced our quotations to 81 COO
which comprise 27,7oo bushels, had been
contracted for, as we learn prior to arrival, at
arices ranging from 81 COOL 60, and about
5000 bushels have l'een picked up in small par
GELS during the week, at prices within the
range of 81 63@1 65 for good red A good
deal that has come forward since our last, mas
been bought for the Virginia Mills.
Bacone-There are no Shoulders Of good
quality in the market, and prices are nominal.
Sides continue scarce, and have advanced to
l454 15c at retail.
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M,AaN'N,,,S,',NS:s;,a

H&HE undersigned having discon- c.
tiuued business in the town of + b 1
FAYETTEVILLE. north side of thepab- -
lie square, would be thankful to those indebted
to bsu,. to come forward Immediately and set
tle their ACeoUNTs--either with the MONEY OR
BY NorE, blythe ist of Neeember. My Books
and Accounts will be found in the hands OF
D. P. HeLMAN, at R. Farquharson's Office, who
is authorized to collect and receipt Tor me. l
will be compelled to sue. if my friends do not
come forward. Yours,
Oct d. lS55-2m. L. SHShI.
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Terms Per Session of Twenty One

LITERARY DEPART M3 Nlf2
PRIMARY CLAss.-For Spelling, Read.
ing, Writing, Geography commenced, and
the elements of Arithmetic. ........S SO 90
JUNIOR CLAss.-Geography with -
Globe,) Arithmetic concluded. Gram -
mar, United States History, First Lessons
in Natural Philosophy, Ecclesiastical q
Mistory NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
SENIOR CLAss.--Natural Philosophy
with Experiments, Chemistry with do.
Ancient Geography, Astronomy, History
of Rome, Rhetoric, Logic, Botany, Aige-
bra, Geometry, Political Economy, Phys
iology, Meteorology, Moral Philosophy,
Intellectual Philosophy, Natural TheoE
ogy. Latin and Greek .............'..Io 70
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Paw Up

Pay Up
MIR. 1. Short advertises all indebt-
ed to him, at the house north side OF
the square, to come forward and set
tie. COST viii be saved by SO dong.
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PRoF. WooD's HAIR REsToRATIvE---Tlh
testimony of all who have thoroughly tested
the virtues of this celebrated article, IS that
il will restore the gray. and the BALD, eradicate
diseases of the Scalp. preserve the hair from
falling, and preserve the color, perfectly to e1-
treme old age. It is now put up both with
and without sediment. See advertisement.
October4
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@FAdrertisements are inserted in the or
der in which they are handed in.
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Wood

Wood
Persons owing us, and wishing to
pay in Woop, will please bring it
along. Hickory or Ash is the kind.
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list, Kind of animal is given. :. I'd, color. 80.
Sd, description. :. 4th, age -. 9Th, posters
name. 9Th, place and time Of arrest....
7th. valuation sc fss1 y
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To THE MILLION.
Read and Judge for Yourselves.

r n
DROFESSOR WOODS Hair Restorative, is
IL 10 doubt the most wonderful discovery
of this age or progress. The following Is
from most distinguished member of the
medical profession: ~ IEI
ST.. PAUL, January i, 1885,
PRoF. o. j. WooD-DEAR SIR:-Unsolicited
I send YOU this certificate. After being nearly
bald for a long time, and having tried all the
hair restoratiyes extant, and having no faith IN
any was induced on hearing of yours to give
it a trial. placed myself in the hands OF a
Barber. and had my head rubbed with good,
stiff brush, and the Restorative then applied
and wellrubbed in, till the scalp was all glow
This repeated every morning, and IN three
weeks the young hair appeared and grew rap
idly from August last up TO the present time,
and is now thick, black and strong-soft and
pleasant to the touch, whereas before 1t was
harsh and wiry, what little there was oil 1t and
that little there was disappearing very rapidly
still use your Restorative about twice week,
and shall soon have good and perfect crop OF
hair. Now, / have read of these things-and
who has not?--but have never seen hitherto
any case in which any persons hair was really
benefited by any of the hair tonics, etc., oil the
day; and it really gives me pleasure to record
the result of my experience. l have recon-
mended your preparation to others and IT al
ready has a large and general sale throughout
the Territory. The people here saw its effects
and have confidence in it. All who have used
it here will coincidewith me in what L have
written. The supply you sent us as the
wholesale agents for the Territory is already
exhausted and daily inquiries are made for 1t.
You deserve credit for your discovery. tor
one return my thanks for the benefit 1t has
done me, for / had long ago despaired of ef-
fecting any such result. | congratulate you
that your fortune (and alarge one) is already
made. - d. w. bOND-
3 Firm of Bond d Kellog, Druggists, ST. Paul,
NJ. L.
The undersigned, Rev. j. K. Bragg, is
minister in regular standing, and Pastor OF the
orthodox Church at Broekfeld, Mass. he IS
gentleman of considerable influence, and uni
versally beloved. VIM. D1 En-.
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&c Request Easily Granted. &

6rPersons purchasing articles advertised in
our columns, will confer favor by mentioning
that they saw the advertisement IL the
EAyETTgYrLLB OBsERvERE(3 -
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FAYETTEVILLE FENhLEs
NC LID H< 81 "a
Incorporated By the Legislature. of
francesca. 1923.


THOMAS L. SAWYER. 'Principsl.
MRS. HENRIETTA SAWYER, Preceptress.
MRS. II. McEWEN, Assistant.
GEORGE w. SIMONS, Professor Of Music.
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Philosophical, Chemical and As
economical Apparatus:

As well as GLOBES. OUTLINE MAPS, ETC., they
offer inducements to parents and guardians at
a distance, surpassed by but few similar Insti-
t,1fiorS in fhe State
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N&~E-E&E@e

WTHEREAS my wife Diaama g. has
w left my bed and board without any
Just cause OF provocatosi. this IS 70 foEewsrn all
persons rot to harbor or trust her on my ac-
count, as viii not pay any debts Of her COLI
tracing from and after this date
JOSEPH q. PULLNAn.
sept. 27--3w
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10 ItAbuI6U OF HdII'
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.

AGENTLEMkN IN BOSTON WRITES 10 HID fhlESDo
IN NEW BEDFORD THUS:
To vour inquiries l would reply. that when
T first commenced using Prof. Woods Hair
Restorative, nv hair was almost white, and
had been SO for the last ten years, aud It was
very thin on the top of my head. and very
loose. and pulled out freely, but found that
before / had used all the second bottle. (Which
was eight weeks) my hair was entirely changed
TO its original color, eight brown) and is now
free from dandruff and quite moist L have
had nv hair cut five or six times since tue
cbo,ca and have never seen anything like
white hair starting from the roots, and it is now
&c tb;ck os II everwas aud does not come out
at all: it has proved in my case, all that lcould
wish or ask. Yours, etc.,
Julvl 1854.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

.Constables' and Justices blanks just printed
and for sale at our desk-oheap.
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WOPf. J. - q
BRooKFIELD, JAN II, 1855.

BRooKFIELD, Jan- II, 1888.
PRor. WooD-DEAR SIR:--Haying made
trial of your Hair Restoratiyes it gives me
pleasure TO say, that its effect has been excel
lent in removing inflammation, dandruff and
constant tendency to itching, with which l
have been troubled from childhood, and has
also restored my hair, which was becoming
gray to its original color. | have used no 9TH
er article with anything like the same pleasure
and profit, Yours truly, ,,.nc
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store. where they will be pleased to see all
their friends and patrons wishing to have any
thing done in their line of business.
We have Just received the LATEST FALL
and WINTER FASHIONS from Ne'o fors
1T is the riches. and most approved plate OF
fashions that has ever been introduced to the
fashionable world Call and see. Give us
a trial, and we viii insure entire satistact'en
Our motto is: "No FIF, no PAY"
Particular care will be taken with cutting
done forladies, so that there will be no mis-
take in the making -,
We are thankful for your very liberal pa
ttropage heretofore extended, and we will U.s.
onr utmost endeavors to merit continuance Q
the same. fhEhif9 " ia ~
Sept. Is, 1865.
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News from Europe.
Arrival of aT. the steamer
NORTH S Z A r.

New YORK Oct. ..
The Steamer North Star has ar
rived.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday.--cotton
steadier; sales seven thousand bales.
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offers for sale

TNHE subscriber offers forsale A,GsI-a
Il his uery reludble Tract sH.s 80
Of L;sHtl, lying seven miles S-s5ze..ts.sl5ss
from Fayetteville,on the road leading to Peters
burg, containing E65 acres, 100 of which
are in high state of cultivation, and % more
could be cultivated, if desired. The Land
not cleared is HEAVILY TIMBERED with Hlck-
ory. Ash, Oak, Beech, and Walnut The soil
is as rich as that of eny boayof Lend IN that
part Of the Comfy PLENTY OF WATER THE
YEAR ROUND. The Tract lies level, and on it
is beautiful site for Family Residence, in a
grove set IN blue grass.
TER,1s:- One, ttuo and three years.
WILLIAM G.. MOTLOW.
I have $50 or 200 barrels Of Corn, and about
5000 bundles of Oats, which any man can
have at the market price, Call and see me, on
the premises.
Oct IL. 1655--3m w. u. Nj.
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Mrs. James Bolton, of Williamson
county, Tennessee, CD the 10Th ult.,
whipped her servant girl, then scalced
her, then killed her with Ratchet,
and then hung her! Jealousy was
the cause of the inhuman act. She
was arrested.
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Cllatfnrnoogn. Tenn.-

In business we can quote no heavy transac-
tions, the principal trade being confined to
Wheat, the price of which has advanced to
81 1901 Is, The prices of other grains and
produce merely nominal.
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DIED.

In this place, Sunday, 18th inst, OF inflan-
nation Of the stomach, Mr.. JAMEs G. BANNIs-
TER, of Virginia, aged about rs years.
In this place, Sunday, 9Th inst, Of fit, Mrs.
DAVID CARDEB, aged aboat35 years.
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CirciE,uati. Ohio

Flour, letter demand, So 60. =. Wheat do;
red 81 35@1 So. -. Mess Pork $50.
Whisky unsettled Groceries unchanged.
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n'' O1'' x. BRAGG.

CARLYLE, Ill. June 9th, 1928.
/ have used Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admitted its wonderful effect. My
hair was becoming as thought, prematurely
gray, but by the use of his Restorative, it has
Resumed It's natural color, and have no doubt
prematurely 50. SYDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator, United States.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
Fleming & Davis,

NATOULD beg leave to inform the 4
" citizens of Fayetteville and I
Lincoln county, that they are still car
ryipg on the T'aiEOriaag Bssslness
in all its various branches. next door to
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Intbis comfy, near Millville, Of fux, Mr.
WILLIAM RoBERTsoN, aged about 20 ears.
In this county, Monday, 0tli inst-s OF. con-
eestiye chill, Mr.. GEORGE WAsHISGTos GRIP
Fls. aged about 40 years. - BE- saia
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p VINCENNES, INDIANA,J uHt 10, IOOV'
PRoF. o. J. WooD--DEAR SIR:--As you are
about to manufacture extensively and vend
your recently discovered Hair Restorative,
will state, for whomsoever it may concern, that
| have used it, and known others to use 1t; that
/ have for several years been in the habit OF
using other hair restoratives, and that md
yours vastly superior to any other know. 1t
entirely cleanses the head from dandrutf, and
with one months proper use will restore any
PERSONS hair to the original youthful color and
texture, giving tia. healthy, soft, and glossy
appearance, and all this without dlscolorlng
the hands that apply If, or the dress on which
it drops would therefore recommend Its
use to every one DESTROYS of having flne color
and texture of hair.
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New York, N. "
Flour has advanced 12H SS@9 O61a for
State; SIS 70 for Southern Wheat. Corn firm.
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New orleans. Ia

Cotton has declined under steamers news
one-ouarter. Five thousand bales middling
at S24 @6Tc.
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G.Rn,SER. NE, June %, 1854.

GARDINER, ME-, j uhe z, Iovi'
Mr.. DYER-Dear Sir:--I have used two bot
Ties of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, and
can truly say it is the greatest discovery OF the
age for restoring and changing the hair. Be-
fore using it. l was as grey as man of seven
ty. Nv hair has now attained Its original col
or You can recommend it to the world with
ont the least fear as my case was one OF the
worst. kind. Yours, ETC.,
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DANIEL n. MURPHEY.

DANIEL N. M thfdCl.
ia Market st., St. Louis, Mo-, Marcho, 1000;
Dear 6ir:-I am doing an extensive traVei
in the Vest and Southwestern States, as
General agent for Adams's American Llni-
mept. and would be glad if you would FAVOR
:, !, CONSIGNMENT of Prof Woods Hair Resto-
rat;ve as feel assured that can introduce it
in many places where it is not known, as my
own head isa living testimony OF Its valuable
nropertics in restoring hair to its natural col
or. am forty years old and my hair Is as
beautiful auburn as it was at eighteen, ana
much innproved in appearance, and would
not be without bottle on hand for the prlce
of ten. Should be glad to attend to any mat
fer that is connected with the Hair Restorative
I have been for thirteen years engaged IN the
sams business. and will be glad to hear from
you '' WIN. BROOME.
~ Prepared and sold at ia. Market street,
between Fourth and Fifth ST., st. LOUIS NO.
and 3le Broadway, New York.
"A very liberal discount made to whoiesae
~ For sale in Nashville, wholesale and
retail bv Ewin & Brother, aud all the drug
gists throughout the country.
Also for sale, Prof. Woods Oriental osn-
alive Liniment and Vegetable Mage Lhe
pills warranted better than any other or mon
ey in all orders refunded. .o,h
NIB. We now put up the Restorative ooth
with or without sediment, and think LOT re-
storing color, that with sediment should De
used in preference. [Oct. 4, looo--lzm.
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NRW YORK MARKHr,

MAvl6.--Flour triie lower, good 0hioat TO-.
2SilO,5Oj Southern heavy, %iII sales at llOoh
1881, Wheat firm. Corn life lower, western
mixed no. Polk firm, sales . told lHess at IT, 7ju
1851 and new nj I1,76al1.SI. iIeef firm, with
an DpwaiJ tendency, Ippackel Chicago at Ii,f6u
1850. Latd llrrn, bills Il lal2. Ohio Whisky ala
SO. Collie steady. Sugar firm, 0tleNns Ola6.
IlpseeA oil 02!. Galena Lead ., lSaOi2S. lion
lower, Scotch rig 26a2j.
Cotton ma.ket firm, with mn upward tendency,
sales Of ~ MIddIing i04j Fait II. Upland Inid'
ding IT,. $3.50
Indiana SIS S3l. Oley " Toledo ISL, Recalling S1l
Canton Ell. ~ Y, Ceatlol92l. Cumberland Coal
obi. Vitllnia O's O1l. Pcnn'a. Coal Co. lOt.
Missouri 6's OFT. Illinois Genital o..
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llEIEGtR,4'N,.P E I5ILI7[ gliNlIllYSI
Ply the NptioInlall.ll Line san
rsLsaRArNkproRT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
M Cnl.. KlNNKY,

PnntA, May l6.--Cq. Henry L.. Kinney was
arrested Ia New York last night, and was btoltehr
OIL tete and held 10 bail In tIle sum Of siboO, on
a charge VI violating tho neutrality laws IN llls
district, by GtllDgOu an expedition against NJ.
catalyua,e llisallegel that there Is vessel IN
this potG I'LL ready tOt sep, with stores, alnmtlnl.
lion, &c., and would sail IN few days with 800
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a MCpEt DvS,--An editor out West thus talks
10 blSuon'PayiBe subscribers pDd palrons. If Ills
nPPeal DOES not GtinE the 'psEttF,' we think he
nee nevei ny againI H.
'tTifudt, i'direHs, SuIferibeEt and dIrtrIistre:
--lleAt Us fot out debts; aud get tea,ly that sou
may payi Trust US, We ote In need and have girnt
fr3at fot ourneej, fotyou have been lOns trust.
etli acknowledge yOut Indebtedness, and dive into
yont pockets That you may promptly folk over,
u lhefe be any a1lJRG you QUE single patton that
dOn'tO us something, then tU hli we say
s!eposllei consider youfs4lt \ gentleman. 1.-The
fest wish to know why weilun tlleaI, Ills Is our
aNiwer moi that VIZ care about cash ourselves,
hltOut cfelltotSJo. Would you rather that we
EOtO Jail and you 30 free, thAnyou pay your debts
and Nc ell keep u,OVihgl Awe ngtee,i, we have
ilfnishetl out paper 10 you--oS VIC promised we
hSu waited ulVI, hut as you don't pay, we dun
you! llets are agreements fot jlb work--cnn.
Itlcts fOt subsctMiOn-- ptoniseS fot long ctcdlts
AMI ilins tOtlleteltel payments. Who Is there so
mean, that he dtn'ttAks papet1 II any, he
needn't sneak-we don't ntan lin. WHO Is there
Sogntb that he don't ADVERTISED ltNny lei him
,llJe--lle amt The chap elillet, Who Is 50 bad
that 10 ll0At ny he pfinttr1 lf AIy lei him
shont-f of hiss the man wete Nitet Ills name Is
LEGION anil hes teen owing US fot On', two,
thee, iouf 1Ye, sis, seven aud eight yeoti-lrng
tAouIh 10 make US noOfY and himself rich al our
expense. tIhe aL6yGi 10 his conscience don't d.
sAko hlfi 10 b Sense Of justice, .wO shall have 10
iP The, law and see what willie tbete g IN wits
aud COIlS,aGteSJ 49,
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ARREST or LRWlS MAKER.

Nav YosS, Nay l6.-ILo latque utapestol
returned today wishMe fugitive Lows ltantt on
board. Tile (itapesllUt arrived Of paIlnas in II
DAYS from this nOri, she all OH and on I'LL The
isabella Je%ett hove III sislt, when they boaIdsd
bet and captured The fugitive,
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ST. LOulS, May l6,-T'lle Islander snit Of Birch
against IIenIOn was decided III Tic lleuty GQilnt.
Circuit Court, oil lfnlny, by yCrdIcttl S4,0O
lOr plaintiff, The lth lasted thtee days, anu
will ~ carried up 10 Supreme CONti.
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TRANSFORMATIONS
Railroad Oonn6otiopn "a

!
OXNl 5IIer MSadIy, IifIll OH, The SttsmtSst iS-
" TKRC SO = w rl0[as lesqaT PACKET between
Wheeling aud tFOllCt4 WIN tst tlAiS 0llRc
CchtISI OIi0 Railrp3h)t s f0ll0SH
lStElflv9S hkeliIs al 43l In Tie Niornlng connect
lni al elair will lie mil Iall Which leaves llelt al
Sj"it,ves .wbetlV4 at tp,t5 AsN, with jls paseR,
stTs from tGe itti60i6 And Ohio Railroads. ESpIeis
tIai, co1stnS wild tbs ttaln leaves Gc!l'
alGti M any TelgIls iFog ..Y ri ". n,.,.n
GERS ot tke nght expets tplH which lesyea cllalrat
bio T. j a,iI returns IRON Belar, with tie paAseEEerS
Of tho sXpessiraln ton The Wesl, Al 4i29 T. ~, stop
Mug al ljenWOol Will, tie M 40
ItI,-itaycs Wheeling tt7P N, dot liealri and re-
sp3(.ti 49, ~ = ~ WILSON, Master,
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RRoM HAVANA.

NV YosR. May l6.-'l'hc steamer Granada has
otuYeI from HAVANA with dales 10 the 10Th. News
unlmpotlant. Tia steamer FL DUradu lel la
vaHa on lilo 10Th fot ASpiNwall. ~ wv.
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KNnM MnrllINn NIfrnlIY,

crAasRLsSb, Md, Mnyl6. Tie Whole Know
Nothing ticket was elected 10 day, BY majority,
Cheat enthusiasm was manifested tonight by tie
K, Ms
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R,saootp, Md, Juile 18Th, 1854

Mesa. No, iilatE 4 MtukTrgi
GChlS-.l ave been AFFLICTED with Tie RlleS tot soEe
years, slh could get hOilrs IL help c until airletlGd
ItseL Ar lotIY llal0ptNnS Vegetable lIiclue, put.
Glazed Two bottles, aud beIOIt had use them boit
was entirely cured Oi this most tToubieon dtettS Al
who arc plagued Ntt, Piles would DO well 10 Give tie
'IIEciue tliai, iHrtI leirct fullI,
JOHN AEST2RR
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RvlER AND WEATHER. I

ri. NVlEk AND WKATtlEBf Y
P,rrsuUsot, May l6.-lIisst d tst'l inches
FILLING Weather mild aud warm. ! ~ $50
CISTlSSArl, Nay I6,-Riyet fallen 81 inches
since Saturday. Weather Unlly indicating Ialh.
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u y Y y fsTi JyI.DURBoRo.
ovRE pyspEpslA. rlLEs. 80. b.

tlNluutpl MhhhllXlQuCO0l
Anil 10TH, 1851. 'tt,
.V,tsrs. Mo,iimtr 4 MeRkThH 'g.ae'
lcsr Srs ~ was iltpttJ, bfk friend Of Mite, 10
try lUPtOR's vets:abc 11Ei0Ee tor lsspsptlA, with
which ANA fltiel nllS most hgGItibied and dSlTeS$.
III. form. pUTL hach alni used 0ne bottle, and Il se
~ cured mc. lave Induced OtltIs H. Try II, most VI
whom, II not all, treak hEliy VI III AMI would stt "
iNAG WHO have llySlFpSla II they will use lianp,OR
Vegetable TiEciue, II WILL certainly CUE them.
SOnni wllhgltAl le,Pttt,
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SrALDiSa 4 noaxRs' ClRous has performed In
this city rot two days past 10 Sast eIoSds. The
irO companies crgunizel Hero for their Western
found tour, on which they sInrt to-day They
INN, altogether, one file best Circus companies
10 The county. petsons who like such "insti'
taionsp will Gnl spaIdpg Il Rogers Circus os
pO,I as any ono they ever witnessed.