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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-04-23
.Neac Grocery Store!
FEB. 10, 1857.
\. J. To0N 81 Co,

-. y. EOON q Co.
a RE just receiving and now OPEN
"a in. on the street leading to the .lrss4
Coll, ge, three doors west of the large
brick building occupied BY Shackle- -
& Young. as store. a very desirable and fresh
lot of Family Groceries consisting in
part Of the following articles, to-wit:
Brown Sugar, fine lot; 4
Rio Coffee, Of the best; IN
Loaf Sugar; EfA
Barrel and half do Molasses; f'8,R
Star and Taliow Candles; -.
Pepper. SPICE, Ginger, X
Wines. BraHdies and Liquors, all kinds
Nutmegs Cloves, Cinnamon.
Candies, Kisses, Raisiris;
Figs, Pecans, Cream Nuts; %
Almonds, Ale. Cider;
Vinegar, Mackerel, Oysters; ~
Sar1iues, and every article kept
usually in my line. Allof which viii be sold
low-for cash.
A.. j. ToON & co.
Jan. %, ls57--12m
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A RICH PuFf.-A manufacturer
and yender of quack medicines, recent
is wrote to a friend OF his, Ewing out
west, for, good strong, recomends.
ton of bis, the manufacturers, '.Bal-
sam" In few days he received tho
following, which zee call pretty strong
DEAR SlR:-The land composing
my farm has hitherto been SO poor,
that a Scotcbman could not get his
living off Of ii; and so stony that we
had to slice our potatoes and plant
them edgeways, bot hearing Of your
balsam, | put some on the corner of
ten acre lo! surrounded by a rail
fence, aud in The morning ] found the
rock bad entirely disappeared, neat
stone wall encircled tie field, and the
rails were split into oten weed and
piled up symmeirlcally in my yard.
| put half an ounce into the mid
die OF a hucklebeuy swamp-in two,
days it was cleared of, planted with
cora and pumpkins, and a row Of
peach trees in fall blossom through
tie middle.
As an evidence ofits tremendous
strength, would say that it drew a
striking likeness OF my eldest daugIl-
Ter, drew my eldest son out of a mill
pond, drew blister sill over his stom.
ach--ilrew load of potatoes four
miles to market, and eventually drew
a prize Of 81 dollars in the lottery.
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March II, s57--fn47:y6-tds-s6 4O.]
agsEEsFEFs SALE.

go --ASE - y -fA k<k1s
10y virtue of writ of venditicni exponas
L1 issued by the Clerk of The Circuit Court Of
lincoln County, Tennessee, and TO me directed,
i will expose to sale, 10 the highest bidder
FOR cash. at the court-house door in the town
of Fayetteville, ON Saturday,, the 2a
day o. izssy. 1852, all the righl title, claim
and interest that r. X Mcconnell has in and
to . certain TOWN Lo1' in the town Of Fay
ettexiiie nesignltel in the plan Of said town
al Jses No. r, ADD bounded as follows, TO wit:
tbe vast b the street leading to the Fish
J 55; fats< Foae, o. the north by the female
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GRGErszsEEs.

NF4stf 9 u l..
M f are prepared furnish plant .--v-v,,
w alton supplies of every kind,
ard would invite the attention Of b;er-
chants and Dealers to our stock, which a---'@'
will at al times be complete, and consists in
part. at present. Of the following arficles:--
so hhdS Sugar; geo haes Coffee;
1900 bags Salt: 500 barrels Salt;
goo boxes S:arCsndles $50 barrels " biskr:
leo pieces Bagging; 2OOhalfp pieces Dagging
20 do 48 inch do Goo coils Rope;
together with all ether articles usually kept il,
such establishments
JOHNSON, HORNE & Co,
Aug7 Corner Broad and Market SITS.
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NF. ]. HAYES

w OULD resp ectfully announce that his
Il w establishment for the relief and cure of chronic
diseases is now in ccCssful operation and patien
are daily experiencing the most happy results. Nc
Iaboror expense has beer neglected, to make it, truly
home for invads. 1t is is situated ON high emtn
ehce m of the most plea SAINT villages in NOrthe'
Ohio; exemptfrom masmatic inHuence, and supplied
with an abundance of soft spribc water The batha
second to rome in the country. The m odern ga
anic and electrical batteries in use for such cases
as require them II is amentable fact, that many
u,et and influential members of community are find
ino pr smaure graves in consequence ofsonfe form OF
chron &c disease pFeyg upon their vital oIgaas un-
chccke not 50 much for want of scientific prcScrp-
t;ons M withdrawal from the perpleXities and hdr
rassinos n, 'siness, and the supervision of home af
fairs Under ~ ch tney might soon recover with the
hest of attenti, H. To the icmale sufferers who may
think fresortDe to our establishment with view Of
ceiying medical thea 'ment, We positively aver that
Miss Nancy L. HinbE!' has not her superior in the
State as an accomplished, Intelligent experienced
nurse. - ~ =
The well known Dentist, Dr. l.. PatGh, has made
arrangemensto visit the esta h sheht ene std 1ues
day of every month"; at which tins ne Wll WalI upon
those who may require anythngl rs me Oh o9siness
in the most scientific and gentlemoni' manner.
wish to announce to my patrons III ai's Vlein'y
that G. M. ChdSfant, M. D., Recommended 10 me W
Professors Kirkland Il Deamaer, sen.. HIS associated
himself with me in the practice Of medicine ana sur
gerry, and hope to retain the confidence OF those VINO
may be pleased to favor us with a conthuat'o OF
their patronage. Those desiring certificates of cures
performed in the establishment, or circular defining
ourposon, will be pro mptly attended to by address
ing the proprietor.
Shalersville, June 25, 1e5T-tf.
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. III. TUBBS.

Will be in attendance as follows:
SAVENNA, Prcntiss House, Wedn esday and Thurs
day until O'Clock P. M ID, August 10Th and Goth =
Akron, pire House, Tuesday, August 18th,
Warren, National Hotel Wednesday, August 2cth
Cleyeiand, American Hotel, Monday and Tuesday
August 3d and 4th. g.:
Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys ant
Spleen; also Dropsy, Gravel, rheumatism, Nervous
ness Debility Dyspepsia, Female diseases, Ague ant
Fever, Fits, Impurities of the Blood, Eruptons Can
cek Ulcers and all other varieties of long standina
oon plajnts, both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. T. has devoted his entire
time 70 chronic diseases, treating thousands annually
mary of whoEi had exhausted every other resource
within reach IN no are mineral other poisoas
empLOyed doss he make sick to make WeH, or tear
down to taiId up, Tho medicines can be taken with
sSey by the most delicate: and patients may remain
at home, and continue with prudence their ordinary
diet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatm after friendsan physicians had given up
hope th indisputable evidence of which always
1nvafds foweyer reduced and despair
ing are invited to may be assured that no en-
uragement will be given or expense incurred, with
ut corresponding prospect Of recovery.
Thompson tp;, ssneca CO., o., Jan. 1857.
Or. TuBBs, Sir:--I have delayed sending you a
statement otmy case but itway be eycep 70 now
You will remember my condition when first saw you
at Sandusky city three yeays ago. 1t oriy BY the
sickness had been of five months duration and its
ges had beeu such that friends and all who saw me,
supposed had but short time to live at longest
The oldest and best physician In Sandusky, and others
residing in Seneca Huron and Erie counties, had ex
amined and prescribed for me. notwhsta ndiDg winch,
became worse and worse, could take but little food
and that seemedto do NO good, no did any thing
tax ken, in the least help me oft.
You told me recovery wasposstbie but doubtful.
obtained medicines and in ten days was sensibly inn
proved. At your return month later, / was recov
ing rapidly, and in few months became as healthy
apparently as any time since my youth. For more
than twenty two years have resided where now do
and in Groton Erie comfy, Being extensively known
in these two and some neighboring counties. Any
one can get additional testiRony from my acquain-
taneces, none Of whom supposed could live three
cular that others may know where to seek reeffrom
dangerous chronic diseases when the ordinary reme-
pies fail. You;s respectfully,
EEORGEASTRRUOTT
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS !!

GOODS,

being the largest and best brought to THIS
ket and in the very tip-top of the fashion. y. ~p
All those desiring anything in the line of my trade,
are invited to call and examine my stock they
cannot fail TO find the very thing they desifea keep
everything usually found In such establishments My
stock embraces:
Drab Beavers, Curacao, /,
Silks, Black and nrab, Florence V6ntilators,
Cashmeret.es, Panamas,
Young Americas, Cents SOFT Hats,
Leghorns, Pl. and fg'd FIR. Sc mates,
Etc., etc., etc., ETC., etc., etc.,
of every style and quality. Also an endless variety
of Pamleaf and Straw Hats. Also, oceans of
FLATS, HATS AND CAPS,
for the little folks. Together with tremendous ot
of GENT'S CAPS of every style and color extant.
Ladies and gentlemen, Just drop in at No 3 Phoenix
Block and examine my stock and satisfy yourselves.
Ravenna, May z, 1857 J. T. GREEN.
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EIGHT Worms IN ONE FIMILY.-We cut
the following from the obituary announce.
ment in the Montreal Gazette of Wednes.
day last:
"Perished on the steamer Montreal, June
26th, Bryce Hall, Bydekirk Village; DUN.
fries-shire, Scotland, aged 43; also, Jane,
his wife, aged Al; William, their son, aged
%; Simon, IL; Robert 10; Peter, Z; Cathar.
inc, their daughter, aged Is; Mary Ann, IL.
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special Notice.

ALL PERSONS indebted to Bostwick g.
II Beatty, either by nots or account, are requested
10 call Immediately and pay up. All accounts that
are one two or three years old, If not paid within one
or two months, we shall sue for collection. we arc
in earnest for we must have our pay. We hope our
customers will not suffer costs to bs added to their in
debtedness, Or give us any further trouble.
July 10, 1a57-lm BoSTWlCk q BEATTY
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|
! Augusta Lynch, ct. ais.
In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court o.
Stark County, Ohio, made on the Goth day of Nav.
1857 the undersigned will offer for sale at the Wind,
ban Depot, (near the premises,) in Portage County
Ohio, on Thursday, the 9th day of August, 1857 the
following described real estate of said decedent to
wit: Lot number in the six range of townships
the Connecticut Western Reserve, and is known as
part Of lot g.; beginning at the northwest corner
of said lot g. at the post at the intersection of lots
81, g. .7S thence easerly along the north line of
the lot $500 feet to the northeast corner of said LOT
and centre of the north and south road thence south
ery along the the centre of said road 1881 feet TO
stake In said road; thence westerly along the centre
of tn east and west road 25l4 feet stake in the
centre Of said east and west road, and in the west
line OF said lotta thence northerly along said west
line of said lot 9Ss feet to the place of beginning
containing as narr surveyed SO 35100 acres. Also
the souh-east corner of lot II, bounded as follows:
Beginning ut the southeast, corner of said lot n
feet thence norherly along tic line of said lot
1878 feet to stake; thence westerly lOl5 feet to
stake; thence seutherly 1873 feet to stake, in the
south line of said ot77; thence easte'ly along said
lot line 1919 feet to the place of beginning cor tain
ing 80 and 5000 acres Also part Of lots 70 and s0
bounded as follows: Beginning at stake in the
centre of the Warren and Cleveland rGsd, and the
east line of lot 49, thence north 81 deg West 6o3 feet
east about 1900 feet to the centre o Eagle Greek;
thence easery down tho centre of said Creek, and
the several corners thereof until it crosses tho east
line of lot 80; thence southerly along tho said east
inc Of so and 79 about 1900 feet to the centre of .he
ha 'hway and place of eginning-contanng "a and
u, IA % acres Of land.
r. ,se wing and excepting however, a strip of land
If 10D r at in width said lot &c. commenc ing
IN the o. nt~e line of the Cleveland and Mahoning
RaiJ Rom at station 960 and Az; thence taking a
width of so ftct on each side of said line, ne
taked out ana srked, distance of SO feet to tho
asst line of said lot SO, and at station 967 and H.
mid lands togetber vii the dover estate of Frances
,ynch, in the same will 6'e sold on said day Sale to
commence at ten O'Clock Am.
Terms of sale: Onethild u hand. one-third in six
honths and onc-third in ole year, with interest on
l O Ia
LAWRENCE ALEXANDER,
ARNOLD lA'NCH,
administrator of Arnold i! uch deceased.
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Legal Notice.

THOMAS e. JOHNSON, q nonresident
Of the State Of Ohio, is hereby notified that ON Jbe
Sth day of April, A. d.. 1857. Mason B. Tlden fled In
the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the county
Of Of Portage and state Of Ohio, his petition again
the said Johnson, defenden, (Which Is still pendii
Judgment against the said Johnson, TO indemify the
said Tlden surety for the said Johnson In the sum
of $2l8 co. and interest thereon from the lst ay OF
April, 1856, two promissory notes on that day made
executed and delivered by the said johnson as prnc
pal and the said Tlden surety, to 4. G. oodell of
said county Of Portage, which notes are still
ing against the said Tiden, unpaid and unsatlsaed,
Said johnson Is notified that he is 10
and answer said petition on before the 2Qd day az
August, A. D., 1857. J, L. & II. C.RANNEY
July 1ss7-6w ATTORNEYS for TiIpsr.
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w q q!
10000 4 L
GOOD SEASONED OK SPLIT
s. p % M g 8 :

TO make into those "OLD FAsHIoxFr
Il WHEELs,' Which hose who make the new styis,
rom Ned snd Tarned spoke, feel 20 much Verrled
eboutas will be seen BY their ADVERTISEMENT, Whirh
all are Invited 10 read. long extinct Is quoted from
give currency - theIr aaW cd apd turn
sd.Pokes; h not the hr.s time v hqndreds, that
long articles have appeared lRthe columns of mara
LLas ana newspapers, "puhing" Up HrABphtS Re.
hans ard h1tieAulIs hAyehad their day, ana shsnr-
has esn no teseef ss psned on on Poos apPre1tics
toys nd ehefs at ele pair, tine l. notvery
FAR distaat When thIs HSawed and Turnsa s;1h ~
humbug will be elassed among tbs lhinr eFe. u
Is no easy matter 10 make Intelligent men believe
that Waehi boots and ahass, eloihbF, Woodee
nutmegs, horn gun hlhts, baAsH6od eucum Ser ee -
&C., are as good as the '.old tASiohedv kina even
the magaEiDesean not do that nor will they1 1rV he
job lhis latter day hpmbug when the people FAVE
had Hale experieneestns the maitet. But thaS
assert that their spokes are split Into BSts a6d tufn
ed Now why are they afraid 10 ELI the thing lust q.
Is, viz: that they are split into LARaE rs saVod
into proper size aud heR turned. = s. =. : :.
They invite all IN want Carriages to give them q
call BY all means, give hen call, and be sure aTd
examine In which their spokes are we'd
and turned, md put mp, and khen eome and examine
ours, which e'ey ridiculeas being sd fashioned ana
then purchase where interest dielses Our Bork mu.s
speak for ITSELF as thss done or more fhsn twenty
four years past Wewantit understoOd tiat We donst
20 around begging the people % dssale 70 as b. AK
but we shall algays take pleasure in showing oasssH
mers our CARRIAGES, a. well as the niatelfaIs n
which they areinads and the manner 10 which ilhsy
Aiiusien Is made 70 "manliness in buslness:n -
some othertine, 6Tiefehapter under that head may
not be embarrassing TO the public but for The
we hi barely say that never having been In businsss
EAST we cannot give any lessons in the manly et az
hqudaupg LoSd bills with SHORT money; neitktfde
we nnde Es'and the NIasT rRocEss ofprepaffhgsbc
IoI Wheei MAKERS NOR YET are we Ietsed In The
agreeable and geniemanly business Of ExTEnptsa ov
CREDIT AT BANK and putting our property beyosd ne
reach of the long arm Of the law.
II desired, the opinions ofthe best Carriage makers
In Northern Ohio be had 10 the utility Of those
Sawed and turned Spokes," and some very excellent
and interesting samples Of the same exhibited.
N. d. CLARK & co.
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b., =, Prlncipal reGu lators c
~ ,nS - when ii performs 1t
n, mu oers of the system ar
mSo e., to mach is almost en-
e he be. II, by action of, the Ii
W Gs,n a, zee of its function
at fSnlt, the bowels e, are a
,s. TEN So. .Fe.rs in eonse
or the the diseases oi that ergar
rs has made it his l'tudy, II
ty years, to find so.nt' rem
n H teract the many dtra 'se'
H. able.
e. medy is at last fon nd,
tn OLiver Complaint in aly
to TRY a bottle, and convic-
an formed by dissolving
at Fl part which is soluble for
be medicine. These gums
or bad matter from the sys-
'ir place u healthy flow of
he " stomach, causing food
ng 0the blood, giving tone
le machinery, removing the
Id 'effecting 4 radical cure,
a. greeable after effects,
or As Mineral Poison, that is
lg is sufficient to relieve the
ne s. food from rising and get
-
III - before retiring prevents
at night loosens the bowels
s. Ttiveness.
or leach meal will cure Dys-
70 teaspoonsful will always
or0 female distractions re-
le disease, and makes q
es Cholic, while
It. X ed Is a sure cure for the
a preventative OF Cholera.
an Nwill prevent the recur-
s, while itrelieves all pain
is needed to throw out of
Off medicine after a long
Of Jaundice removes all
al I;color from the skin.
1T slime before eating gives
Id ~ makes food digest well.
t. ed cures Chronic Diar.
g, while summer and bow
l-O most to the first dose.
ss sttacks caused by worms,
l. dren, there Is no surer,
D. sdy in the world, as II
l. A ton in these statements;
n facts, that we can give
le - all who use it are givi ing
l. mony in its favor.
of Liver Remedies now offered
none we can so fully recon-
ird's 1nvigorator, so generally
the Union. This preparation
ator, producing the most hap
use It. Almost innumerabte
,iven of the greet virtue Of this
40 highest standing in society,
he best preparations now b e.
son County Democrat.
oLLAR PER BOTTLE.
'roprietors, ? No. .345 Broadway,
DR.. /. SWIFT; in Pittsburg by
nd by Druggists generally.
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The Liver is one of the
the human body, and
functions we'll, the pow
fully developed. The
! tlreiy dependent on the
YER for the proper per-
When the stomach Is at
fault, and the whole sys-
quence Of one organ-'
ed to do its duty. For
one of the proprietots
a practice of twenty
edy wherewith to coun-
ments to which it is Ii '
To prove that this re- I
anyperson troubled with '
of its forms, has but to
ton is certain.
A compound has been
gums and extTactingthat
the active virtues of the .
remove all morbid or ,
tenn, supplying in their :
bile, invigoratfng the !
to digest well, purifying :
and health to the. whole |
causes of the disease and
without any of the disa-
felt by using Calomei OF :
often resorted to. /
Ono dose after eating ,
stomach and prevent the !
ting sour.
Only one dose taken
nightmare. :
Only one dose taken at |
gently, and cures COS r
One dose taken after
TPOne dose of two
relieve Sick-headache.
One bottle taken for f,
moves the cause of the
nerfect cure, 9
ONLY one dose relieves ,
One dose often repeat
Cholera Morbus, and a
One dose taken often [
renee of bilious attacks,
full feelings, {
| TOniy one bottle is '
the system the effects OF :
sickncss.,
One bottle taken for .
yelloWness or unnatural
One dose taken a short
vigor to the appetite and :
| One dose often repeat
eI eHoea com rn nIaints Isi TS'Vi Weld j, al al, {
One or two doses cures
while for worms In chill
safer or sEeedier reme-
never fails. T
There is no exaggera- +
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CHANGERS
AND MATHEMATICAL
IN STITU TIE,

COLUMBUS, OHIO. .
Splendid inducements TO those tChO tciSE TO
., attend a Commercial College.
SITUATIONS GUARANTEED, OR TUITION FEE.
/. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
no THOSE who enter my Institute, or
J. remit me $50, and thus secure GUARANTEE
SCHOLARN HIP, any time before the lst day next
September, can, upon completing thorough course
OF Double Entry Book keeping and its Collateral
Branches, secure lucrative employment in Com
mercial or Banking H0 uses as Accountants wit hin
ninety days after their raduaton else they will be
indemnifed 10 tie ful amount the sum paid for
tuition, and thus realize
FREE TUITION, OR LUCRATIVE SITUATIONS.
Graduates from t5is Institution are now filling
responsible and hcrative positions as Cashiers,
Book keepers and Railroad Ollce Clerks, in differ
ent sec tons fhe country, and are being preferred
by business men TO Graduates of any other Mercan-
lille College. Hence the above unparalleled induce
Hents which thing but the great superiority of my
instruction and thorough training of my students for
bG sil'ess life would warrant.
TIE Principal of this Institution has been prac-
ticaI accountant for longer period than any other
Teacher in the Western country,
Address the under ersigned for further particulars
May 2e, '57. .-tSept1. WIN. w! GRANGER.
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OFThe NY. Times and the N. Y. Post
are now sustaining Walker ana sshe Admin
istration. a9
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Posi- MASTER AT MTLLERsBURG.- Mr.
FRENCH has been appointed Post Master al
MilIersburg. Holmes county o., in place o.
JOSEPH TrDBALL. resigned. 1t IS said to be
an excellent choice.
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June %.
Streator, Daily & Co.

SCreaCOr, DAILY q 10.
DEG LEAVE TO CALL THE AT.
stock of Spring and Summer Goods, bought dIreci
from American Manufacturers and In poTters, and
and on the most favorable terms. Our stock will
Ia feT days, be fln and complete, consisting oi
every variety Of goods of the latest sty les.
TO THE LADIES.-Ne invite their
particular attention to our line of DRESS GOODS
consisting OF blacz and ehangeabe silks, black Gro
oe khIne Broeade, black MORE Antique, striped and
Bereges, Lawns, Ginghams, French Or.
candies. organdy Robes, ChaIlies, Oriental Lustres
aud De Beges for travelling dresses.
Bonnets Of every. description, Ribbons
Artifeials, Bngle Trimmings, Head Dresses-a great
Lace, Null and black Bugle Collars al
astonishingly low prices. Silk Mantillns, Grape
Shawls, black and cbangeable Silk ShawIs are All
ths rage and, we have pilcs Of them at prices that
cannot fail to please the buyer.
TO THE GENTLEMEN.-We can say
that we are armed and equipped with READY-MAB BIZ
CLOTHING, Cloths and Cassmeres o! all descrip-
TONS and an endless variety Of Summer Goods for
standing the hgh prices of wool and cotton.
We have a very large and beautiful
stock Of Carpets and Oil Cloths at exceedingly low
rates. Call and look at them.
Yaukee Notions, Queensware, Glass.
ware, Hardware, Groceries, Sole Leather, Boots and
Shoes, Iron, Nails, Window Glass, Wall PAPER dat
ting, Cotton Yarn and Cotton Warp.
Lemons, Oranges, Cod Fish, White Fish,
Trout, Mackerel, Salt, White Lime, Water Lime.
e, kept constantly on hand and for sale at small
alyanee above cost.
Now, IN CONSIDERATION OF THE ABOVE
FAcTs, we solicit you to call and examine our goods
believing we can offer you such inducements as will
be decidedly TO your interest to trhde with us.
-; STREAToR, DAfLY q CO.
, TPProduce of. all kiuds take in exchange for
goods, for which .n5 highest market price win bo
paid. STREAroR. DIuy ~ Co.
Shalersville. April %. 1867
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pARIS and Hampden Green, Carnage
! and Furniture varDish, at swtvr's.