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h~ &s Nysttsssas 0tssvsr.
Phrenology.

Phrenology.
"Mau is The noblest work Of God"
There is no being,terrestrial, possessed
Of mora exalted powers, than man
He has been truthfally styled the
Lord of Creation. When first crea.
ted, be received the impress Of Gods
plastic hand, and to him was given
dominion over the animal kingdom.
This superiority vas guaranteed to
him, not because Of the exoellsncy
Of his physical organization, nor for
his superlatiye beauty, but because
be bad received from his Maker that
God-like principle, the mind. IT'S
this principle, essence divine, that.
exalts man above the mere animal
creation, allies him. to angels, and as
Stimulates him to the likeness and No.
ture Of God himself. How dignifed
is mans position on earth. At once
the Lord Of creation, the delight Of
angels, and the temple Of the Father
Of the Universe. When the lifsless
form of Adam stood before its Ma
ker, dumb, status.liks, it received
the divine afflatus, and from speech
less dust it became q sentisnt, an
immortal being. It then became
the residence of God, the first, the
earthly tabernacle. Earth, with it's
ample .snant,y, 10 his by birthright,
while the glory, grandeur, and mag.
nifcsncs Of surrounding nature en-
nance his happiness and delight, and
Gil bis soul with the Hottest eoneep-
tions Of bis own dignity and impor-
lance in Jehoy abs great Empire,
and clearly display the unboundsd
goodness, the unfathomabls wisdom,
and peerless glory Of the Founder
lof the Universe. As man is the most
digBifsd of all earthly creation, EN-.
bcdying humanity and divinity, Z
miniature universe, it becomes mat.
ter of superlative Importance to
comprehend fully, bis relations to
heaven and earth, the laws Of bis
Organization, physical, mental and
moral, to understand bis whole phi.
losophy. No science of earth can 90
iefectually subserve the interests OF
humanity-so speedily alleviate the
woes of the human race, moral, po-
litical and social, as that which un-
folds to man bis true nature and
composition, displays to him the in
ward workings Of bis own spirit, the
never varying laws Of his own men,
tai aud moral constitutions, their
relations to, and mutual influence
upon each other. Phrenology pro-
poses thus to expound the laws Of
man, and to give . true analysis of
the thrse departments Of bis nature.
and their necessary and inssparabls
connection. It proposes to unfold
mans true philosophy, and show, that
while man is possessed Of three con.
stitutions, and each separate. and
distinct, still, the existence and co.
operation Of all ia indispensable to
the full development Of any onSoof
the three. This brings us to the
importance Of Phrsnology, which We
propose to consider in our next.
New HoPs, Tenn. G. L. r.
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The Virginia Legislature stands:
In the Senate 80 Democrats and Is
Know Nothings, and in the House 90
Democrats and SO Know Notbings.
Democratic niajorityin the Legislature
IS.
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Very fne potatoes are retailing in
the Cincinnati markets at forty cents
a bushel: A few months since they
were up to two dollars and fifty cents.
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MN ASNNsa
Wheat.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

EVENTS Fine Calf Boots, do Iniita-
" ton Stitch, Kip do, Youths Calf S&l
Childs Kip do, men and boys Shoes of ~
every quality, Ladies fine Calf W. Boots, do
Kid, Goat, Lace Boots, r r do. Misses Fine
Calf and Goat Caters, Childs enamel and mos.
do Kid Lace, Brogsn Shoes lined and hound.
Negro Shoes, LanderSs' best home made Boots
and Shoes Our stock of Roots and Shoes ia
too large, and must be closed out at some price
amounting to two thousand dollars For sals
low by JOHN GOODRICH.
AprI 49,
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'ITRRSITY OF NASHVILLE
Medical Department.

MCtitdi SctSi tMcuts
lHfHE Fifth Annual Course Of Lectures in
i this Institution will commsncs on
Monday. the 29th Of October next.
ard continue til! the first of the ensuing March.
PAIL F. Eve, N. D., Principles and Prae-
iice Of Surgery.
JONI u. WATSON, N. D.. Obstetrics and the
Diseases of Women and Children.
w. K BowLrse, NJ D., Theory and Prae-
tee of Medicine.
A. H. BUCHANAN, II. D., Surgical and Pa
theological Anatomy.
c. 4. WINSTON, u. D., Msteria Medies
and Medical Jurisprudence.
ROBERT N. PoRTEs, II. D., General and
Special Anatomy.
J. BExsIEx LIsDsLsr, NJ D., Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
THOMAS r. JssSIyGs, NJ D., Institutes Of
Me6icius and Clinical Medscins.
WILLIAM T. BsIe9s. Il D., D-moussrs.or
of Anstcuy-
Tia A1asomical Rom, viii Be spcn for stu
dents on the first HondAyof October.
L fall PreF-sfaary Course Of Lectures, free
70 al students, viii bs given By the Professors,
commencing also on the 6rss Monday OF Oct.
4 Cliui4ue has bsen established in conneo-
ton WiSh tie University. at which Operations
are PERFORMED. and cases prescribed for. aud
. lec.ured upor. in presence of the class.
Amount of Fees for Lectures in the Univer-
sity is $l05. Matriculation Fee (paid oncs
ouly) s.. Practical Anatomy. Slo Gradu-
alton Fee, s25.
Good Boarding can be procured at 60 per week
Further information can be obtained BY ad-
dressing J. BERRiEN -LlNDSLEY,
Chancellor Of tho University.
Na.hx;ll. lam Aucr IL l25S
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MASS MEETING!!
Sure EnougaWH

Sure Enougs!HH
We have private adyices from Bed
ford, franklin, Marshall, Giles. Nash.
vile, and Alabama, to the effect that
each Of these localities will be repre-
sensed by host Of delegates
Among the gentlemen who have sig
ui6sd their intention Of being pres
snt, are
Gov. johnson, se
Gov. Aaron v. Brown,
e. G.. Eastman, Esq,
Edit0ref the Union q American
Cor. Clay, Of Ala.
We hope to zee the nhsls Of Lin.
ssln out on the occasion.
Everybody is Invited!
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Coming!

The Barbecue at THOMiSON'S,
Three Miles nerth Of Fayetteville,
on NEXT THURSDAY, 18th INST, to
celebrate the triumph Of republican
doctrine, ia the election Of Gov.
JOHNSON. will bs
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Gmtoor At DuclvNT. The gcologist II
ne b. fairly in earnest. il iar too tired after
nj. DAYS work. to trouble himsclf about the
aristocniic air Of ms quarters, and besides,
generally Manages to put his outer man in 80
uncl,arly condition, that grand hotel
would have some srruple' in taking him
Prof Sel.visk. after a hard day work be-
took himself % a village inn Cor lunch Of
bread ami cheosc. When he asked what he
had to rav. De was 'o'l " fourpcncc" lie
could not avoid rytnarking on the smallness
OF the charge. " Al, sir, said the land
lady, d" / should ask eight pence Of any one
else. but ak only fJurpgncc Of YOU Cor |
.o, you hav, ..,u better days" At ano,h-
sr time a lady stopped at the roadside whore
De was working, made some enquiries, and
gave him shilling, bcgausc nj, answers
W.T., .o Hi.lb.a' f'r Bee aatop. lie met
Oh, same lady At thinner The next day TO her
-r.ata.iuui|.uut
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4 Cu>rr Eorsw. aw a rohh,r, not
condemned r1t uu h.. trial. A. was sus-
PENDED IN ,hr mlIll, OF tho hall. like ono of
thr-s lanterns. vfvhim.iral form AMI cnlus-
-lI dimensions. n0.1 sryn in The great pa
-Ja. R.re attached to o. great h'am in
One rlofl,lI htm tiej by che wrist and lre',
FL, o, throw tle hniy into the form Of a
Iuv. Euath tin stood Eve or six ,yoru-
fur- armed with rattan r'l, and leather
I.l.s. Boo fr..aus afrihutrs, their cln,hr.
.rI a.r. spotted with nlrnd--thc Hrnl OF
trr unfortunate CREATURE. who wa. uttgr.us
.uF.I -r.aus. while Oh. f-,h was torn ole
mos, ia latter. shortly airrvau,, thg exc
..ur.rr- ta.l their PLACES, ami s,.n ta.
rIryf the criminal va. swimming sul
turning a'#at under % shower urhl0v-,
Will. f.at'.r.l terrible ,Ariak.. and Die
ErI -.u.r,sI coca, 90 40 sides and ran down
tls utur.. r-lSruiuc tlcuakolarrs & die
,yegut.ur.r H. Hoe.
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DIR. ]. H. sCHENCK'S
SEA WEED TONIC.
FOr thc Cure N DySIepIl

The rsm,l, BE- oHmrn,'.I OIL con- -|.H.
ration uf r.mmHI sslv,fa, -Iuu.Hg H...
sl, shore bHI Boa certain aHI iH.H..r H
inr il. core Of ulspsusi1 aHI iF ...
frs.tsrs, t1 wit.
sur AMI Sax N,Hl.i, loss f rrr
H1fr.ls. Pam H 10 NIt.eH| Irs". T..
rrffnrrfHr lar', iIr' rr# kHr
cfrV lirF,. chill, and I,ur. t..
AMI diseases nfHs k.HrH',
N-rnus,, lI.G'HHs ~ ns i.... ir..
irs Srd'lrr'GI di'sg,.' l.H...r.h .r.'
N,.fT, rvr,, r,r.r b. u.I.... Dol. f..'
uit. tt.nrHs.lHf s.mr fol. Nh. .s....s Dr.
with lt. aaI Itis ur,b i...Hss .. H.I.... ..Hi
ur. ~rH.rHk con HHsHH... f. ct. .... f.. ..r
eel, ni tbr virtues ni Mn. ~r1 NrH.. v...H .
iie r,mrI, nr their r.IH~uH. Nf.
ifr ulHy diseases arising foot. be-. Del ......
deficient sIrfrfIYu .i fHg .t..f.. IH..rs.
ur.s of tHr lIurTs ul tbr stomach. lH. ..|..
hs Sea W,.I T...r fs Is.f .H.u Hifrr . '....
ID. 90 .rrritls 100 H..r1 fNr rr.rr.I'ss .' NH. ..|
gastric u..., 1HI thf tHI BEL I.ersf. "s.
d. U.t fHr I#u. sl r.lf|r fr..HI'.. f.
gastric .u..r chat rbgustl '..H IHI
tsun.rshH, ,lDn. ltg.E.s t... H..
,u. fHa stomach, t.Hf 'H.H.g Do H
uuHp.I T#HiH HnN VHIN .' sH.H
bsp,rt.t aHf aII iu t.-,isr. sH"l ...H".tI.
itisb vrr LH#sH n.f faai r.r. ..'.r .A. .."
d,spsru., fr boo addition 90 thr uFH.sH.Hf..
u'Js1 either h.f|H.Is. Sour HnI ~.A -..
raiu tn fhrH.Ie. Ia.r.sfI.Hs of tHr HH... '
arI Tv,. Gravel, u...s-r .l OBJ. h...F.. 49,.
Won. urtAur.s laI T,mHr, D.r.u| N.
T.Irfr.ss. iHss ul Nrl~tifr. l'1N IHsH. lH".
-t.ppBs,s in T,msles. 100 Hr r.,l Hi I..n ...g
fr.rI di.urisrri state II irr Stomach. ..
i.an.vI, discovered r,ms,I,, .f OH. n.-
uf uns d1lnr, thltvtI cone 1.' flH u.IH ..
rlsr.
Nov, dyfpFntir, vii 500 avail f"HH.I
rruf,N &C. f1 fufI1g r.st' uf vI' l"ns.
The choice BE- lur ,uu 'I ulkr. Oh. Sea We.
Tuair is To- pleasant hiusr., giving HIf..rH
arr.ui, lud euui digestion. be- THI rH ..'
ls,ttlss, alsa,, ayr'ss vtth ih, 'tlur.I, H..
l.ffls generally elects t Core NHr.f'.f .
I1bvsI. afr rustiys. thc tongue irrrH. .T Nh. ..
.risNisn .a..bw, a. lrv of ~,b,1,Ar Mm'Hs.
Liver piI.. are iU De- usrI. \ l.N .I ....'
ALWAYS acJam.ny each bottle OF ths I.....
Willis funI N rs,,.s OF thr lUu... ..'....
with a Libel
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KEYNEpY's
Medical Discovery

THE GREATEST or THE AGE.
arm. KENNEDY Of RoNboiy, has discovered
Nj An one Of our common pastures weed. q rem
4, thai cures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
f,,,, he worst Sctulala down 10 a common pimpe.
m, h.. tr,sd Il n over eleven hundred cases, and
,eys, failed except In two. he has nov IN his
,,..s.son over two hundred certificates II o. val.
r,. allwithin twenty miles II lios,on
Two botilss are warranted TO cure nursing sore
mouth.
pimplss on the lace
Two or three bottles will clear The system II hcs.
Two bottles are warranted a. cure the worst
k,rI Of canksr IN the mouth and stomach
..Thrcs 10 Eve bottles are warranted % cure The
800 cases of srs.pshs.
5Ons 10 two hottie. ace warranted % cure all be-
mon. ufihr s,ss.
Two bottles irs warranted 10 Curc running 10
ths ear. anil hlHtfhss be- th' hbi5
Zoe, a. .iN h.iliss are warranted o. cure cDr.
rrrt aud rfnning ugcrs.
Oss 10TH Will oirr zeal, crupiions n The kin.
T,,, ur thr,r t.,ilss ace warranted o. cure The
mist dssreu'c casss offhsum,iism
Three TO ia tUuis' are warranted 10 cure alt
fhrum,
Fi,c TO sish,loul, cue The very war', cn,s'
uf srfofuh.
4 I.u,6t galway, expected from lhe fut hotile,
and psrrOt cure warranted when ihr above quhn'
tits b taken.
Nothing l,ak. % Improbable o. those Who have
in vain trisd al hs wonderful nri,iurs oi thr lay
,. that a common wrsd growing ou thr pastures,
aBI along old stone walls, sh0ui cure every BIO.
NOR. vet Il b. nuw a hNol fact n 500 have a
hum1r II has 10 start. There are uo N u1r ant.
al.ut b.. curing some case. lut NJ lunrs. W. hl'
pslIsI over thousand huttls. 81 q be ihc vicinity
rf iustuu a1d kuHws thc effect ~ e be- every Cis'.
n hls ahead, done some ~ che gr'ltrst cures ever
J4rr iH Nbssafhusstts. IL gave % tI rhiHirru '
year ODD tr 90 1sup'r ~ siNtys aui hls Seen IHHr
rur, booking Cillr,1, vh1ss h.sh vls sHii 1Bi
f,lly, restored b. p'tis,tsatc ot health by ulr
luus
o. those who're ,r1abl,l with s..h holashs.
ono I.tt'f u.'I alsuls urTs %. u gives great rr.
I.fH .,Dffh AMI diffi0rfs. SHur Who have
taken 30 nave tern oosIiyr mrlg'r, col hl'el',,n
..rubf.IIFtt %. Whsrs ths l.HI, BE- sHunl BE- uHth'
,iiiir s,sy rut yisrr there is any arrangement ui
tbs nHft.Hs ~ uiturr. &c will ,,uss veg siuEuIif
'l,Iue.. lrt ,uu nust not IT, lhrus'-ihrl n'W'''
disappear il from E,ur DAYS o. week. Thee BE-
uf,rr "a bal result from il--Uu abe rHuinN uhUn
that i.s'Ig b. rl1r, Nuu will ir'l NHuIs'i Ihr 70
ur1, rsfs.u heard some ~ thF mpsf rNiUiy1 .lui
srrHmr.rs ~ b. that men ever 'istsurI i'.
50 thBHre rf iiri ever urgss.ay. llt ih' l'fi
500 tlH Loo fHI ,I.u.h q b..
EuNrrUN, Sept. 10, 1888.
Tltur rrffg. ti' ~ ~ HiI. DrHrrf,
PrfIr4F. ufls dolly aafiruEri Geavr' ieri T.
rv WrI D.sr-ryv ~ ~ State = Nuas, Iai
fi4f b. .s fa. r.ri ilft fhs f1rsrs. arsr f'ra 10y
LsLrH.rt. DONALD kENNEDN.
" A. nay. pws.isi, r0rhHl, thc u1'. al.
ihuriffH agent ~ NaIus.
SmHIs A,uErWs & nArT', Pare llII; W.
s. Ersr, u D., 81. rpisi T.. iisuHi 4 Co.,
E1.kHI. N.l.u Nuy,s, Norway. lyD
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MISCELLANEOUS.

\ 49,. - n, t,u,,...,ro-l. 49,
l'Pi,' 49, -, ri.h, :, nm
tn' - -
INC '..''u. -. A. NJ. Ia.
w '
a., ,l-,s NJ. liar frrn
-, - D., ..If li. b1l
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.C.-,.t.I, ,.,,,li 81, r.rli..l the aEcsr.
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Bounty Lands & Claims

THE sulseribrrs are prepared 10 prosecute all
i claims Coz Land, under the late Ac, ofCougrcss,
or any other Act,
The late Act makes proyisiou NJ follovs, vit.-
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACREs 20
az whoha,e ser,od FOURTEEN DAYS IN any
War ofihs United suis'' provided they have not
received land
Ons hundred and twenty aer's 10 sll Who have
- served and have received W acfof.
Fight, acre. 10 ~ Who have % served aud have
received ~ asr,s.
And ifthc .oh,er has deceased without obtain
ng Ito ssr,s the ssme allowance AZ abuNe u made
60 his widow, or II 90 widow. 10 his minor child
ttn.
service In the REVOLUTION the wsr n
isl2-and iualIthu INDIAN War, Be- provided
iofby laid Ari.
And 40 who served ii the drnn Militia Of
the state oi Maine, 30 ls39, 'H vhltis husNn
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DIR. pETTITT'S
American Eye SalVe!
irom thr statement II
REV. e. n. u. MOODW ARD,
AL - ----


cit vas in the ON 81 1919, fret ir,,me sc-
quliurrI With the American Eve Sal,c. hid
tcgn &C. nearly Neuiy year. severely afflicted With
Sore sai Weak Ey,s, the s0s-t u ha'iug che
in-lsirs at an aiuit lgt.
\ daughter Of nise bad been, ior two wears,
uuul ild with WsaA ani iuhamsd r,es, caused T.,
saIt lihsum; gaU Of The time conhuCd IA a dark
ruHu.
For the hIst oi.htyrlr. after had The measlcs j
had used % mau, medicines &C. the eNe, ~ 90 guud
effect, that had l1st 40 ouu6ieuce u such pJspa-
ratiIus-had absolutely released % zee them.
Ms al hst persuaded o. give ia trilL
~ my daughter try %. II cured hcr cycs. !
gave SON, o. Others Who were afflicted IL gave
perfect satisfaction. Cases Ofse,eril years stand.
ing were cured by H.
G0gg.ss and Glasses. MY companions or eigh-
teen years, have bseu laid aside. I meet al the
storms of winter md dust Of summer with the
naked eye.
A l.ttls g,rof Nc. Baldsin. Bradford, VI, &c
yers'y afflicted iiom inEncy, which had bsiiled the
shOrts II an the physicians, was psrieoty cured
b, lhs Salye.
Sold By e. ". ATwEI.L. uodsr the 4. ; Ho.
tsl, Portland. PARIS, ANDREWS & RATES,
and JOHN DRESSER. Soulh Paris, W. a.
RUST, VI, ID,
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Bulaclrs Vegetable Billion, Bittcrsl

TIur,.....as rsof bong standing. l'Isan rev
r.si.um ..f rn t1 deceive thr TH'H., 1s 'a"u.1rd'
rf OBJ. citizens uf this State have HHI viII i0sth.
Tho rr...t.T a1s sSfuir1i0s from Hl rIUs "i
thr state. recommending them H'uyr a'I .iH-Ts &C.
thsf..lrs.s ifvhJh thr, have Isr1 r'u.H.s'.Iu'.
Tur IIrunrs, pR. 90 I/Ill'> ElIILl'-
lr. br rUI.|i|. rru.i,. lhrir reputation bel .'.
sIH.h.f WI,l tba llInlr y"prlv nTHH Igs
UrFyrtts IuFnu,tp ilrvuH otsrvrNr
.HaHg. b.. rurIrl, b1d relief viII o.. immediate sol
ari a ruIr r,,HtrlI', h.,ums permanent liurr
% - cent. rsf lunf.
~.II ,t wfalYsE, NATHAN WOOD. 50
40 MtLrt -.THrr. r.ftilHI, lHi ly Doc A-.rs
ibrusghaot ihr state.
~. u. nay, Portland who's,a'r aai E,u
Agent
N.-a.-rau.IHH, T. ". Cocker So. Pore
g.. ". NHIf..k -. Iaus, Dot. w. 4 Ert.
N.fybs. Ilru., llar.htar; Wn.Ist.gk, Tho.
~4n...u d.. IrHrIs rHrI, Jewell d Save
500. ~. M.HI.r.,k, Wm. ~nlI.. GTr,HnHIl, :.
10 Il.u.hira. r,rhslllUI. I. G.. kImI1I.. Nran,
nathan u. E,ruu. ilaHa,,r. M. hupp. Ar.'l.
,tr.I. Cr.,srr Co.. Mr,rr1, IsvIs ErH' g
EmuEit Center. O.. ilH,t. pNh,II, e.. Z. Chl.s &
$50. Wet rlu. l.. lia'.rr J. Gr,,Hs Canton,
". Ur.h.H, Cl. Points e.. :. HuvH, So. Too.
r.r. " Uut a e.. ". &. Atwood Hartford, ~.
Maurr. Mrrhl4r FALL. " N.mrsHns EuniI
Point. q N.kIu.aI. ONnrI. y e. nfH.u.r,. lll.
fum. &. q AHru. Hruufsli. 4, Dc = Hike. I've
hurg, J ~. ra.s, ~hitir, : Au1Ires, llluisun,
Tuurls Ubks. tuHvpy. l.. :. NlHlH, Lowell,
prru,.Nrors. lrrIgtno ,~tsphrt k,m'aII. p,t1i1n
loo, e. ~. thHt,.
Zoo ale a., ih. lln,r Ae,nts. Ilrah.r,'. i.rbiis
liatmsui. llrkl,'. C,Flntrl hsalic s Poor
Man. rhstors.
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Juefeu.u. A>ruuurr During thr
la,t -,.'.1 nr Cor-rrs,. O man, vrll known
a. d-rIy Interested 30 thrMu'-,tsomsrhll
tn Irrat 90. h1u.,. arr7arhol Mr Hn-
,.u Will. ie va. walking 900 Pennsylvania
Avenue. arl said '' Gari morning. Mr.
uunu"
Tl salute ,u, returned I =r tir
uail-,'.amr h,Il 8, up go day" ".
..r" hinton, couldn't you hc prevailed
urua tu -r nr thc employment or morn
Steamer. ly che government Nr- -ir.
ur.r 600. condition Tho fellow smiled
a. ir}r va. going 90 -r; Ia b.. Roland of
suggestion mr h.. "uliysr" uf n nrihs
g.. Ny,,ru .ar cruli,iur-'h1t they could
Ie u-,l On -na penal colony
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The Reason Why Downs Elixir
80 OFTEN CURES,
AEIER0IEER MEANS EAYE FhlLED.

It'll DC r-ru1a''y Erpaf1v1r'. 'f'
fr.i effect l.trr t1 lr1sru ole, ,aHgh, a1i ruah.r
300 Of. ir.sr ttsit HHI iIr.'l.
sf-h ats rr-rdiv UPON o. PTVir1-
Co.,, a.-ass. ,lus.u. ihr ,Atn ia ls,nuc r".st ar'
hs4rL,. arI Lis,h1I-iH- "a Nafi BuHn1i 90 ihr im
rurtrr. OF che s,st..H, o., lhr rnrr' ~ th' ,Aio.
gF-Hv prnu., fIurr NJ 'H No. .I.
-.ry .--r,s. q p1ftiHH uitbs H.s.as'.
4h.-H La, % ,hgH Cr'twrr f.rfrrH.
r,-ulai.us ths bowel, Bu1 rma,iHs orsu',r.',,,
rrr r,ysrs, eject '-,rg pruirg,d lg u'a'l 1910
fuTm.rtr, ono rr,nss)
Wl. Hua srai Boa5 Pa1far. ma', 80
., T,r.riarat. nuI lhr.rsh thr ,ar'uus ir1s.
f.rs q ihr skin. en-, LiNr,,s. Oh. hrv.s. 'Hi th'
IH..I. ttthlrHu-hN rIuu,Htrs lhr system, remove
....,,. ,.r.. SEQ. tr hsHih1 nr'Hn rvry rafi, a1.
r..t.r,s ,i..r p1I trHr 90 fhr vh .'r s'strn.
S,lfr, e.. ". NTwEl.I, Ba.'rr ,hs q. s &C.
t.I. Va,rsrH. G,u,HI A.rut &c NaiHr. N'f',
...lrI, prr.I.i. 1rI p.sfus .p Nra.riH's even .
ehrrr Sol rs AsurEvs 8 b,rtf, 'ld 10
I8us pri,,rE's ialrr.' Shn, store, l'u'
AGO.
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Literary Detutus.

Never r.r Into ,rur rlr'aurs. AMI never
.-..,..,.r -r1, ,.r cannot rr.,.r,
,r a., t.,,, r
" teal. around my Dat, .' ''' ny l''
.rt'r r'fi when 0' Iai 600 mourning '.' h.'
..TA5''' "'.'.
. w bat r.a", .-''d 'n, actor '' .''.r'
'..'" .' .' '' 1000 '''. '.'- soy
'' '... '' We"
l..r. BE- aH .tA 'T.' near Raleigh Norm
carolina "....' 1' '"' ,'" 7 ..,''''I,.'
..'.-' Won '.'. . space .' wv" '..'. '
would a'.Ta shelter .'T ',''' ".n.
Atu.U-ry ,au.-., In 'a...ma, DC BE-
aI 10. %. ~. practice, after .haryir- 'hr
dead, 'n har. .hwl r' beck 90 Che r..'-
a.a.. .. '.' -...'-.. '.i '.'''''' '.. ".'.
..N
'' 10. strr-. .uutirud ynu'- man o.
De- s,a--rt h.m. from supper I"r'y'
' how "d communication, corrupt r'''
manners I've 'nra surrounded 'y TUNE
Der. aN the evening aul now Im a tune
Der ug-'G"
u- rrf.r. .fI.rl.n. r,. hra l.,.,,,in.
singing mice. anil Ia. runl that they al,
without exception. hr,, q hr-e worm in
theurrsr part nf,h, liver. AMI Do supp
- thr.r rur' a. ma'.c tn be- an indication
.'raiu.
49, Ir.sHmar v.. accused ur stealing O.
hrIErr,hi.f fr.r q fellow traveller but
,rr owner. .r fu'r. 70, apolo-.f.l 90 Pat
arI .1iI twas a mistake. d" hrr,h. my
av.I ." rrtrrreI pa, with great raliurss.
..rtva.a tw.-..l.l mi.ak.-you t,rk me
f-- ,r.r.. aulTta.k Won for "a -iutlrnan.
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sCH1NCKiS
NJ KE PILLS

viii II. found 'U pDsscss those gupliiiss uD.a-H.
q, 90 the total 80 adicstiUu of al bilious arH.ka
pfUmpt 90 tart thr ssrrrli0us ul thr liver, H.
give a health, tone % thr entire system. lr'.r.
81 - no ordinary discovery be- Medical >'H '.
O. have inysntsd remedy 90 th .sr siu'lsIfn ..
plants, which devglUps a.I che r,sulis rrH.H.
b, heretofore Tree usc ~ ,l.umeI-n u....'.
usly dreaded hy maHkini-lHd srA1"s'r'-'
4. destructive il ihs sNirrms o. thf human 'EfH
ten. That the properties ui oraiu ''gsiH..'
compriss an The virtues of Olllmrl, without .f
injuri1us trnIrncics. o.. nov an ltmiuri Hri, f''
dsrrd indispuah.c by scientific Us-rh''i '..
tho.e who nee the M1niriAr iiII, vii ID" 'a'
satisfied that ihe l-st iu,llsIhos arc ihu.r rr.'.
bed b., ultur, iu the common lsrls anI f..f
The 6,ts. ....
The Pill Open the bowels, anL correct all h.
li1us arrangements without sA|INtitu1 ur HH' .'
the injurious Effects of ctlomsl Of other r".,H.'
The sccfttiou of bile j. promoted 10y these l'.'1
a. viii D. seen ~ the altcisi color % ODE 'i'''
aud di.appsaring ~ The .aIloN o1mpsN'Hn '''
CLEANSING Il the tongue.
Ample directions ur nee accomp1ny 'a'a l'N
Of Pills. and the pfic, Of quart .uttIs Of il' 80
WcrI Toaic aud l1N II piIl, c0mhi1't I' ".'
one dollar But separate tpNes oi llA' 'aa 10
bad " any u the Agents ior p orHts.
Thee remedies are prepared uutsr ihf p'i'.
supervision II Dr. J. H.. Sche1,k, pforrf",
Scheuck's pulnunic syrup, che vel e'ill''..'-
remedy i0r Consumption, Bronchitis, ','.
CoLIs. Sc, Sc, and iho iu'cnturui the c''.''
tespirumstsr, ior examining aui dci,ru'.
diseases ofthc I.ungs. Heart. Sc.
Wholesale Agents. 81,
pAladslpbil. --GllBERI, NENIH ''
III North Third Su,st IN.
" Yrt.-C. Y. CLlCkNER Co. ~ "'..
clay Street.
h,.fg..-REDDING s Co., : Stat, Sugrl
Rt,,i,s{ n N. NAY. No. IS AL u NF''
Spar. u..,its
United States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22

n v1w house IS Old, and CEILING tuR
pf thrru. torch lii's iulo lhr cracks '1i 'rr''o''
ui thr o,iIB- as well as thr i.a'ir'd', 'pl thr
vuik be- jurs-ths trstrugii.I uHmTItD-ihg RATTLE
suJui-thr destruction sHmrlftr.
- M fr wr Of ne Dead Shot there
Fl, DO 14> lDus Juat rsiur vhsus,rr 400 snake ihr
IsI ur svr,p thr H-.n,aH1s BEL a'"a's if' 'as' 'l.
t.r HAVING u..I CoHUustNI ~UHiIHNIl ris.
sutNIuIN Attuuut.
SrIl, &. " NTWTll under ths I. : To
.,'. pIrln1, GrHeDl A.srf iHi NHiu'.
NIsl sHI %, Druggists a1l trnIru IN Mrilcinr'
,yrpvhrt. ANDREWS 4 MATES, Ag'Hs,
Pane. .sf.. s.Il a., JOHN DRESSER 10
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Dnl NrARSmATT'S
Headache and Catarrh Snuff,

W.s ri,ra o. ihr tHUH., iptls ,HHh.rUt 'NIs'i'-
com fHHtf uurH ur.r, ar,rus.., t.ra vet '-.'a'i
o. Ih. srf,ur-. aHI ,,nsurHgr bee shown Chat
rt.U t lf tbr m.si Ja,rfwI Uu'unl'r arN
CURE frftsuh.' r'l.. .i r.nVH..is, .. arT-
rHrr- SEQ discovered.
Look out for CridlcN's Counterfeit.
I,,., I..f.. Of trr er11Irs h1. a1 ihr a'rl iAr
.f-r u. Jau..s U.v,a, 1tr ui M,llr.rN r"v
.f N.utsH.I.NI
~lI.h, e.. ". AIWTlI.. u1'sr che 4. =. H..
t.g r.usHI. G,rrr,l Agent iHf Nsilr.
40 s.II d., u.ur.rsfs sHH fra'rIs lu Mr.'lrin's
,yrvehrf,. n, NNuELW- 4 BATES, auI
90 JOIN uEE~~EE'~ I.lit,s ~Has ~J.re, Pane
~uIhM a RUST. N. -, -. Pace. 10