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Decrease nearly Q million.
The aggregate wm o. AT 900

To,sl...... $50 SO css sif siobl1o ellsS -
Net decrssss Jan. % Dec n lsA 1sSb
The exports Of Specie for the week were only s'9.
TIE total for the year, s5s 2es,ils.
Nssus. Duncan. Sherman e. Co. viii pay during
the coming week. for principal and interest s'o"
$500 600. The parties -ho pay Their coupons 7" mo
ofEce Of this house have made ther rernfssanses VIZ
commerdabls uomptness They pay The interest o.
the blIowng securities: Chicago CRY Bonds Cal-
eago City wssr Loan Bonds hn"saAoe UNV
Bonds, i,.ued for inproyent Of the kiV~ ana nar'
Dor; Stockton City Caa Bonds ss'ramen'" o'y
Gala Bonds; Albany City Bonds; Bafsio aud
NIAGARA Falls Railroad Bonds Pittsburgh Cty
Bonds. Issued to Ps1burgh and steubenvlle Raul
rosd Missouri State Bonds, Issued to Northern MS
,ouri Railroad; Mieour State Bonds, nsasd % r.
cise Railroad; Utica City Bonds, iSsned V BACK
River ard Utica Railroad; City Of wheesns Bcedsi
Pacific Railroad Depo and Anticipation B'sds; Hev'
York State 81 Per Cent Stockholm sss''o'' !" Al
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Bepg ia Cd. li35 and an increase OF s33 over Isa'

Berg 70 Cd, 10 ZIG ID IHcfesse Vi '11'
year.
Tie Jrdge. have recently held four branches Of
tie Trial Term. and been engaged in trying several
long and importsn. causes. The present JansSy
ealsrdar contains over 200 causes teve'a Of which
are very heavy and important cases
Nsfurel,sat.ons.-The number OF persons receiving
their full final psper. in the year 1854 va 49, and
the frst paper or declaration Of int Haon to become
ci.zeps, Ssl3, being in al, 9,o5s, liS5 more than
las, year. OF those receiving final papers, there
were IN January, 90; February, "a; March, 1872
April, ITO; May, 49, June, 1885, July, i6oi August,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

Or December 9th, the Germanic Confederation
unanimously adopted the additional article to tho
neaiy concluded between Austria and Prusss on the
Goth November Austria is thereby secured on rhs
side o. Germany.
dispatch says that to 18th instant, Prussia
showed no disposition to aoceds to the treaty Of the
Cd.
Bavaria suggests a conference of me secondary
powess. with eye to peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
VARIOUS ITEMS.

The Empress OF Ru-ss is sick, and Les at the point
Of death.
A letter from Constantinople, Of November 30,
states that the ministerial crisis continued. The A n
ister Of Finance had bern deposed and the dismissal
Of the Serask Ter Vas impending.
The advanced corpse Of the Russian Guards al
ready touches the Austrian frontier.
Tue Kug Of Prussia is sick, and cSDhnsd % his
room
An absurd story had Appeared in some papers TO
the effec, that Gen. Csarober; had announced .
would tight great battle on Dec ;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

tons, es well a. ell works remain in state o.
srspense
The enemy remains inmoves0le. for the sane
rehssn ~ ourselves.
Ia spite OF these trials, the spirit Of eli is erc.i-
lent, sBd remain firm aud resdy resume
opersi the weather and the stats II
tie roscs " u silrs u - str.
General Gs Noutsheo arrived "a tbs 5Ih. At
f0r,tsntnope and LEFT the Leg, day for the Crime9.
Tie health VI Pfaoe Napoleon va. Improving
Slgnedj CASlOBERT.
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DEcEHnTP 4.-Prnce Mencrikor tel6Zraohs - -
Petersburg that to the 4ih December nOthin- new
had occurred before Sevsstopol exec tng some
uifing Russian rOrties, without success
An English letter ssys that. on he 23i, party a
British -pik@d II Russian guns. No details gwen.
The bss gers third parallel completed. storm In
ne :. Of Azofi hiss wrecked 40 Russian vessels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
THE DANTBE.

A letter from Bucharest under date nth, mentions
that Omer Pashs. that morning left Bucharest for
Wanna, where the remainder Of the nineteen Turkish
bstfalions ordered TO the Crime8 were being en-
bsrked. IS 600 men are TO be sent.
OF date the 9Th il is statd that the whole Turkish
army has recrossed The Danbe.
Sadik Pasba WAS occupying the Dobroija- and ka
Iescb ana Giurgeyo had received Turkish gsrrisons
THE BALTIC.
The last ships OF the feet are under way for Eng
Land
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
DENMARK.
THE NEW MINISTRY.

THE NEW MINISTRY.
new Cabinet has been formed, consisting Of the
following member:
NJ Won sCHEEL from POuneborgen, Ho.seln Forsirs AZ
fss cd the absence VI Cosrt Plessen Envoy 50
stockholm. .
BANG (f,rner) Mssse1 Of the Interior, AID 81 ~
10 for rcbie.sig
Prof HALL hinss-r for Pebble Worship.
Col ASDRA. Ninsier Of Finance.
CO. LUTTfCHAU W~ Department
Commander AICHFLSEN Marine
N sIkONY lforuerl Minister Of Public Ias.ruetoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
L. :. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE DEC. 80.
Hefnre C.uln IS Iouar SrILNLLL.
CHARGE OF HohICiDk AT AKA.


Couulaint was made by Jam7s Trainer late sea-
man on boars the chip Lady Franklin, charging that
during the voyage Of the vessel from New Orleans to
Liverpool on about the 2ith September, he saw
Mr. Wait, the trs, mate and Mr.. liughes, the second
mate severely beat, with Delaying PIN and lnjure
as,suian samed Joseph Lewis, ami that Lewis died
tie same day. Dir. Hughes was examined ON Satur-
day Trainer testified to having been a seaman on
board shipped ST NewOrleaIs, as a native OF HAssa-
ohu-etts l. the chip two day, after getting TO lay
srpool cid so on account of bad testsont; saw de-
ceased brutally beaten 10y the second and thrd OH
cer soon after leaving tho lsvse at Neo-Oneans
objected to by Dir. Dusning defendants counsel
il was about month before the 2ith, saw hun best
sgein about ten cays before tho 9Th Mr.. III. beat
ard kicked him. be did rot leave the deck and con
tinued 10 work up 10 the day he died. did not sac
him beat with n Delaying pin. IL was stated by Mr.
DunniDg that the man, in fact died Of the yellow fe
yer-hve Of the crew. II appeared, died on the voy-
age said 10 be Of yellow fever There being no evil
dence 70 show that the mar had been injured by
beating, the complaint wa dismtsed Capt
Ihempscn, Of the chip, sferwlrt stated that the nsn
died Of black vomit. Mr. Joachim.sen for the United
Sates, Nr. DuInirg for defense.
Before Con missioner NKLsoS.
C'arge Of A.tenpt az N1tins.-Chsrlss }. Aiiken
steward Of the brig MARY and Catherine, was ek-
amined charge Of resisting the orders Of tho cap
tain and on occasion sssaultng the captain. ana
st1ik Ig him with shovel. Mr VIM ). Stlwel APP
Issred for the United States and Mr. hidgway for de-
fense. The COmmissioner decided 10 commit NE de-
PENDANT fer trial bus a. request Of Ir H., for oppor-
tpnity to produce further testimony, the case WAS
postponed.
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ITALY.

THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTI0N-THE
QUESTION SETTLED.
A dispatch hiss been received in Paris, Announcing
the result Of the deliberations Of the Bshcps Assem-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

In the msiter Of Dr. Robert VI Graham convicted
Of mAnsIaughier by Die written request through his
counsel Nr. Whiting the exceptions to the sentence
wsre withdrawn and the stay Of proceedings vacs,sd
Ii lie thought DR.. G. will apply for apsrd)n.
Rosina Krstz sgs Christian Kraft. Decree Of d.
vOrce granted.
Opening Of Eighty. thrdst. from Eigh.h-sv to
Hudson River. Report Of Commissioners confirmed.
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ILteIss'
The Cbsnber-st. Savings Bank b& drafts for
about eco 600, for Government Stock redeemed.
which they have not yet presented.
The imports OF The week, other than Dry Goods.
are little larger than for the same week Of last
year, beng 552 $40 against al, s29. Among tho
articles imported were: Coffee 900; Cigars.
SO soO Oil, t33 500 FHrs, ESQ 7oo Fish, e., 400;
Gumo. Ca 800; Glars ESQ 7OOi India Rubber, s25.-
7oo Brandy s92. 400 Hides, sll4, 500 Iron, si5s.-
sco Steel s,s. 800; Lead, s55,soo Tin, s3', 500;
Wine e57 eco; Tea, ESQ 900 The aggregate imports
u nth Insf eok ara.
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slmeCn G6ge sgt JObn i. tuning h0ton iol
new trial denied.
COURT or COMMON rLgAs-GuEa.L Tsas-Dsc So
Before Judges IAekABAS. DAILY and WoonHrF'
DECISIONS.
Jpdg NJ affirmed s,M costs viz: Asrie Van Eden
scs. Theodore Roneyn Ct a.. Leonard Appleby ast.
Jsses >usng; William Bal ct al. OCT Lsrkin Il
RoSs Loreuzo Fairbanks sgt Eliza ). COrlies; Peter
Sullivan sgt. Leopold Cohen; Hamilton +. ketchsm
ana " illsm Ii. Owens ads. LOWS L. Aldrick; John
Henshe, respondent sgt Baker, appellant; Emehne
Tresdwel, respondent, sgt. Anthony Bfui.r, appel
lsnt: Terence L.ddy agt. Thomas Riley; William L.
Lynn sgt Joseph A. BAKER and oamuel C. Fis.s;
Ihomss Dugnd axt William OElyie; George ";
DougAs sgt Jobp 4. Jones samuel +. lownsend
sg,. Herman Albers HortuDg u Vlmors ag'. Sue
csrai -.
yaSgue,t r,rers,d nth costs v.-;-Nieholas w.
Smith set. Tunis Van Brunt Jas. H. Jacks agt
H.try A. Dsr-n. VIM. Glendermsn agt The Jour-
zen Horse shoers Protective Union Sarah Mount-
fort at. James Hughes and Others; Chares +. Wstts
agt CyrEs Cleveland, John Harpel sg.. James IT.
VIZ; jane. Jacks agt Henry A. Dorm. Dederick
seikuan sgt Tfos. Z. Alien; Daniel DOughsrsy at.
Edward Gallagher; Joseph Bschman respondent,
s.r Cfas ". Churchill appellant; Muller N Shaur-
nan sgt Charles ". Clark e. a.. Patrick W. Smith
.gt J. j. Eekles.
Edwin Butler agt The New York end Hudson River
Railroad Co. judgment. modfes, and Judgment Of
ti-ni,ss Of complaint ordered without costs, on ap-
zeal % either party.
Toward Pi,rret and Ans his wife sgt. Hemsn Mol
Ter Appeal dismissed without costs to either party.
Thomson & Ordvsy sgt. James K. Walter. Order
al Chambers affirmed with sis ce.-s, 70 abide event
c. sut.
Edmonds sgt. lacking. Petition denied. Cos,a
20 stice event
William h. Fi,h sgt James Ferris. Order Of
Special Term sfirnsG without costs and without pre-
JUDGE 10 q renewal Of the motion hereafter.
Alar.on Sash at. Abel Wheaton. Order appealed
from nooaed Far TO strike fourth paragraph
! il sns~eI-in other respects affirmed, with Costs
corRT CAIEsDAR-ruts
CIRCUIT COURr-Aos- 80 t-7, 1893 1883, 1884
Ii5 i55 1883 Il6s IA 1856 Inclusive Two branches
this Court -i BE- held during tas month Of ysnurJ Jsdz,
Mitchell viii Ne lis3 JEsze Aorrs viii hold
the second branch in the General Term and take n.
lest 800 cause on tne Calendar, besnnirs a. No. NH
| CoEsoH PLrAs-Nos. 10 II, ID TO Is.
| SUPERIOR Court two brancnest-N0s ,, 4, u
| II, - to %, es to e. %, 30, ~ to 20.
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SATURDAY, Dee. SOP. NJ.

SATURDAY, Dee. 3o-P NJ.
With lees business the Stock market was heavy 4
,he morning Board compsred with Friday. The
only important chang however. was in Nicaragua
which declined TO 10, fall of y cent il aterwsrd
revived 10 and closed at ~ The reason for tho dc.
cline ia not very apparent. The route is doing fair
business for this season OF the year and the Com
pany we understand. owe less than ss9S. 900 which
muet be psid out Of earnings. TIE remainder of the
debt is sad TO be provided for from assets Oae
street runor in regard TO the late decline ia this
stock, coupled with the revived demand for Canal
rghts rs that the holders of Canal rights intend to
question the legality of the operations Of the CanA
and Transit interests At the Second Board there
vas generally frmsr feeling, and the market closed
steadily Erie left eff 8: 39i Central, 50; Reading.
- &c. In Railroad Bonds the business was So, 900.
a, full prices. New-York Central s3i; Illinois
Central, 66I; Erie Incomes, 100; Eries 1874, 70f.
A beer sale Of 5000 Fries 1889, was made, seller IL
ucntbs at W. In State Stocks the business WAS COZ
fined to yrginas which opeued At 81, and closed at
90.
The business in Exchange is moderate. and rates
continue heavy. Sterling, as cent; FranoS.
s.22I 95.l6..
Ia Freghts The engagements we're: Cotton 500
baes 3-l6 4 ID; 600 or 700 ties. Beef, , 200 bbb.
Pork, q; 50 tuns spelter, 7l6; 800 bbls Lard, 81.
Loco bis Cheese and 800 bundles Hemp, on private
terms 500 bbls Resin 81 To London, 200 bbh.
Pork $40. A vessel from Barrel Stake, Sugar and
Ncluses, wss taken at o. so aud 81; another 70
Porto Rico. 50 so out and 81 &C. home for Sugar, and
80 for Moasses, on deck
INo business at tho Sub-Tressury WAS; Received,
si.s.764 of which $50, 900 was on transfer draft.
Paid slsl 49, OF which about 800, 900 was for re-
d.npaon of public stock. Balance, $685. 1870. Paid
from Assay Office, sTs2. o73 of which large proper
ton went into ths Bank Of America. This nearly
npletes tho gold per George Law. Another arri-
val X nearly due The business Of the Sub Treasury
end Assay Office for Me month has been as annexed:
Des Bas
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SUPERIOR cOURr-p.o 81. lss.

DECISION.
Simeon Gsge sgt. John p. Cunning Motion for
new trial denied.
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OPERATIONS SUSPENDED BY THE RAINS.
robert:
"CAAP BEYoRX SKvAsToPoL, Dec. 3.
Rain is falling in torrents. Our roads are out up
our Trenches filled with water. and our siege opera
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-09-20
The Gl0ries of the Fall

Our winter is capricious, our spring
raw and damp, our summer over-torid;
but our autumn is the golden age Of
the American seasons. There is a
milky mildness in the sunshine, as il
. its fierce radiance had been diluted
with moonlight; the burning sapphire
of the midsummer heaven has caught
an opal tinge; the shadows have soft
er edge, the waters more silken sur
face; and the woods are exchanging
their summer mono-tint for the mas
querading hues which the Spirit OF
Beauty lends to the Carnival of De-
cay. There is exhilsration in the air;
and the muse that calls the season
melancholy deserves to be indicted
for libel. Poets, whose inspiration is
intermittent, generally have a fit at
this season; and some Of our bards,
following the example of those OF
colder chimes, insist upon hymning
autumn in churchyard lyrics. Why
do they not look around them and
portray the scene as it is, instead OF
copying the lugubrious monodies COM
posed in honor of the dull, drab, qua
kerish .Septembers and Octobers Of
England? In these latitudes the
year dies like a dolphin.
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Death doing its Work.

The most sorely afflicted city in
the world nowadays, is Norfolk, Vir-
ginia. The CHASTITY yellow fever has
been, and is sweeping away its VIC
TINS, by hundreds the small pox has
commenced its ravages-the musqui-
toes, so large and rabid that they sting
like bees, and are really an intolerable
pest, come up from the swamps in
clouds, and a horrid noisome fly called
the plague fly infests the place in pro-
digious multitudes. 1t is flat insect,
with black back and red belly, and has
very large wings. In Portsmouth
they were so thick in the streets as
to annoy persons walking, and induce
them to place covering over their
faces. The appearance of the fly is
generally considered good omen, as
it is supposed to devour the malarious
insects.
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New Work


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bv Mrs. Southworth, author Of "The
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House of Representatives

Last week in referring to ID. Il
Claiborne, Esq, of the Winchester
Star, we mentioned that he was a
candidate for Principal Clerk of the
Senate. This was an eror-we ought
to have said the HOUSE OF REPREsEN-
TATTvEs. Since our last, it has been
our good fortune to form Mr.. C's ac-
cuaintance, and we found him to be
what we had anticipated: courteous,
afIable gentleman. The members
of the Lower House, if they wish to
secure the services Of competent
officer, cannot do better than to elect
Mr. Claiborne.
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"&DNWA UN9NS
LETEiOETgEPTECf

Last Wonder; But NOT tie Least of 1855.
lCsOWAN'S Vegetable Lithontripsic. viii
~ dissolve the vafious formations Of stone
in the Kidney and Bladder. ard it cures al
durable cases of Proiapsus UteT, and all OF
most OF the Chronic Diseases Of the Urinary
Organs.
| Read Dr. Weddington's certificate who is
extensively known as a Cumberland Presby-
terrain preacher Of the Gospel. and Physi-
clan Of the Old School Also DR.. A. Denton's
certificate, who has represented Dyer and ether
counties in the State Legislature as Senafor-
AS it is sometimes doubted whether certiG-
Gates are genuine or not, all who are skep;icai
are In yited TO inquire of these gentlemen as TO
the truth Of the above statement.
Troy. Obion Co., Tenn, Feb %. 1855.
JOHN r. CowAN--Sir: After selling your
Lithontriptic fof perhaps -Four Years, would
inform sou that most persons who have Vur-
chased it from me, have expressed tbenselvcs
to me as being well satisfied; that It Is the best
remedy known for Diseases of tie Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, and that those who have
| felt its beneficial effects odghs TO be the best
/ judgesof its value. think | can procure you.
certificate from some of them, tAas VIII be
highly satisfactory | would consider my
stock Of Drugs very incomplete without It. and
that a norton of the afflicted would be left
without any remedy. jas. S. N0Ff1iT
T o.1-For sale by McElrcv, Mckinney 2 Nh
tler. Fayetteville: and by Druggists generally;
throughout the State.
ssrt. 1S, ls55-2n
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Mareb GlaftIun-l856.
sHERrFF-LrscoLN COUNTY.

SHERrFF-LISCOLN COUNTY.
GIVE are authorized to announce Mr.
John II. mellow, candidate for Sheriff
of Lincoln County, at the next March Elec-
ton. 80
OFWe are authorized to announce Mr.
Wiley Nh. Alexander, candidate FOL
Sheriff of Lincoln County, az the next March
Election.
-We are authorized to announce Mr.
Moses Cruise, candidate for Sheriff Of
Lincoln County, at the next March Election.
CIRCUIT COURT cLERK--LIECoLN COUNTY.
CTWs are authorized to announce Mr.. q.
s. w GODDARD. candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk of Lincoln County, at the next March
Election.
srWe are authorized to announce Mr.
-James R. CkaiEcoat, a candidate for
Circuit Court Clerk of Lincoln County, at
she next March Election.
COUNTY COURT CLERK-LINCoLN COUNTY.
6F We are authorized to announce Mr..
Paul Engie, a candidate for County Court
Clerk of Lincoln County, at ths>hext March
Election.
"We are authorized to announce Col.
Eli e. Hodge, a candidate for County
Court Clerk of Lincoln County, at the next
March Election.
EEGISTER-LINcoLN COUNTY.
tSTWe are authorized to announce Mr..
Daniel j. Wilmington, candidate
for Register of Lincoln County, at the next
March Election.
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LrSoo1S County.

-. LfNCOl.Nl COUNTY. =
Four Hogs, two of them black. the oths
two are white ard black spotted, swallow-forl
in right ear. smooth crop and underbit in ID,
left ear, all spaid sows.s by W. C. Solomon, 7tt
dis. Aug. 24--valued at $40.
Six Hogs, three of them black spotted the
Others black and red spotted, half crop in the
right ear and swallow-ferk in the left, about
one year old; by Eason Golfer, 9th dis, July
24-valued at 81 each.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
.Fslzey and Hsrss Mule--the fllsy, bay, black
legs, name and tail, little white on left leg,
valued af $75--the mule, dark brown, year
ling, valued at S25;.by John W. Burnstte,
9TH dis. may !, 1855.
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our Extensive stock OF

STAPLE and Dry Goods: ITO
~ Silk and Fancy do;
White and Figured do; 49,
Laces and Embroideyies; -
Nantes and Lace Points;
Umbrellas and Psrasols; /. =
Bonnets and Ribbons;
Flowers and Bobinets; GO.
Gloves and Hosiery:
Lawns and Brilliantes: -
& Organizes and linens;
Beragss and Grenadines;
Linen-Iawn Dress Goods;
Hardware aud Cutlery;
TiH-Ware and Queensware;
Grindstoncs and Fixtures;
Hats, Boots and Shoes;
Clothing and Spices;
Books and Stationary;
Carpets and Carpet-Bags;
Saddle-Bag and Gaddlery:
Whips and Walking Canes;
Tobacco and Snuff;
Harness and Leather;
Calf Skins and Shoe-Threa1, etc, etc !. at
W. & A. S0UTHWORTE'S
April 5. 1855. Cheap House:
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DaguerreetypeS-

Daguerreetypes-
Mr.. IT, B. Ill., Daguerrean Artist,
has opened his rooms at Odd Fellows
Hall. Now is the time to secure a
picture remarkable for its truthfnlness
of delineation and beauty of finish.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-09-20

LIVER DIsEAsE.--Carters Spanish Mixture
as remedy for liver disease, and the number
of formidable evils connected with disorgan-
lied state of that organ, is unrivalled.
Hundreds of certificates, from the highest
sources Of persons, living in the City of Rich
mond, Va. might be given of cures effected by
Carriers Spanish Mixture. We have only
room to refer to the extraordinary cure of Sam
uel M. Drinker. Esq, of the firm Of Drinker
& Morris, Booksellers, Richmond, Va, was
cured by two bottles of Carriers Spanish Mix
ture, after three years suffering from diseased
liver. He says its action on the blood is Won
derful, better than all the medicine he had
ever taken, and cheerfully recommends it to
ALL See advertisement Sept 6--1m.
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Flour

tlGur-
Mr. A. L. Anderson, will deliver to
persons residing in Fayetteville, the
best quality Of Floar at the market
price. We have purchased Of Mr.,
A., and have always found the article
just as he represented it to be. Or
ders left at the Observer office, will be
promptly attended to.
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BOGUS SANS PYRAMID, SOUTH.

A GENEROUS FiRM.-It is stated.
SAYS the Boston Post, that a dry
goods firm in that city divided five
thousand dollars among the clerks Ia
August, being the amount of profits
accruing to that month over and
above the per centage which the firm
has a limit of what they wish tt
make.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-09-20
Tailoring

Tailoring
Those wishing to have clothing cut,
or made, OF both, in substantial man
ner, according to the latest fashions,
would do well to give Fleming 9. Da-
nis a call. They are not excelled
in their line, Try them. "No FIT
NO PAY"