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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-20
Piciuresi PictureSf
PATENT AifBROTYpEs!
L. j. GILDERSLEEVE

u IS made arrangements with the owners
4 4 of the right of the process in this State,
for taking these ilrimitahie pictures, and is
now prepared to furnish all who NAV wish re-
ally fac and durable pictures in stsla uusur-
passed. Pictures by this process have reyer
been taken IN this paFt of the couHtry, as IL is
known only to the patsDtees aud their assign
ees. They are .unequalled by any other
Rooms in cOEneciian with the Jeweiry Store.
Pictures taken in ali kinds OF weather.
Dec %.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-20

1--WE have in type list of the
Magistrtes of this county, but it is
.unayoidably deferred until our next.
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sl,elbyviI'e. TENT

SlaelbyviIlc. Tcn,l-
Cotton--9@lo.
Demand small, stock very light, but
little coming in,shoulders g a Z; hams 81 @9l
Clear sides 80 @9Ic; frvm store 90 @924
Wbeat--For prime wheat buy ers are Offer
ing 5O@65 for red, 65@80 for white.
F Fruit-Apples so, peeled peaches SO SOC
s., unpeeled 2 40@2 Soc per bushel.
Bagging and Bale rope--Tenn 25c.wide In
dia bagging more in market, rope 81 @l0.
Baling twine--20@ 26c according toquali-
Lard--In demand at 9@9lc. from store 90
10c.
Corn-35@45 cents per bushel.
Groceries--Few sales at former prices, ex-
cept Salt, which is now worth A z &C per bush
ell for barrel, and 80 25@2 40 for sack.
Sugar--By the Dbl 7@9; BY the hid "a
| 8 cts.
.Coffee--13@14ll according to quality an'
quantity
Molasses--in bbls and half bbls 40@45
retail so cts.
Flonr--2 GOES 90.
Nails--5@6 cents.
Whiskey-- 25@8o cents by the bbl.
! Star candles-By the box. 23@25c.
/ Tallow caudles--13@I5 cents.
/ Rice--7@7lc. .e.
/ Beeswax--24 cents.
y Tobacco--18@5 SOC. .
! Feathers-35@40 cents per pound.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-20

CoastabEeS-
The following is correct list, we
believe, of the Constables Of Lincoln
county:
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Tax ASSESSORS r..
The County Oour! at its last ses
sion appointed the following gentle
men Assessors Of Lincoln county
for 1859. We are indebted to on,
iobliging County Court Clerk, D. J
Hhiaingson, Esq, for The list z
lst dis Felix aIotlow
I'd do VIM r Waggoner.
Sd do Stephen F Spencer.
4tb do Car B White.
9Th do WI Rees. j.
9th do NJ w Yaut. a' -
7th do G B Mcdaniel.
9Th DO J T Gordon.
9th do L L Clarke.
Icth do G WI Moore.
l1th do WR Bledsoe. e
18th do John Carey.
18th do W f Zimmerman.
18th do Henry Turney. !
18th do B NJ g Alsnp.
10th do J N George.
18th do Spencer Leatherwood.
18th do VIM r Martin.
| 9th DO Hugh Parkinson. -
10th do Robt Drennou.
Dist do Henry Henderson.
I'D do VIM. Pryor.
I'D do VIM e Carter.
24'h do Joseph Damron.
25tn DO VIM G Jennings.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-20
TRUSTEES SALE OF SLAVES.
Executors Sale.

I'm Saturday. tie 1911, day of Feb
~ rIsary, 1850. we will offer for sale D
tn highest bidder at pTblic auction, at Mill
vile. in Lincoln county, Tennessee, FOUR
years: Ison, aged about 10, Slve about IL;
and Charles, about l6, al healthy and likely.
belor girg to the estate of Daniel Farrar, dec
TEGEs:--Said slaves VIII be sold o. cred
it OF twelve months, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security, and lien retain
ed upon each Slave until the purchase money
~ P. A. GEORGE, ,
{ JOHN OWENS, ErscEtor'.
JOSEPH FARRAR, }
Jan. 13, 1959--td.-
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INT CA CERx-
Martha Jewell
Is. Janue.rn Rxles. 1883.

James N. Jewell }
4. T Rules holden at the Office Of the Clerk
IA sDd Master, on the first Monday in jar
gary. lS55-On motion OF complainant by her
Counsel, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Clerk ard Master. that defendant J arnes
n. Jewel! is a nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee, or place OF reSfdenec is unknown--Is
Is. therefore. ordered tAat publication be made
in the FATEFTETILLE OBSERVER. a newspaper
published in FGycteyiile, Tennessee, for fcur
weeks in succession, commanding said defsR-
dant to be and appear al or before The next
term of the Cbaucery Court to be holden for
the county OF lincoln az the oenFt-hecise n
Fayetteville, on tha fourth Monday ar
Fes,rasFs, 1850. aud plead. answer, -
deIaur b compliments bill. otherwise the
same viii be tak en- for confessed and set for
hearing er Pa,te as to him.
r. FARQUHARSON.
7 Jan. Is, 1S59--4t. co. q n
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BATES rE IuIIIlM PER SESSION

FIRST GLASS--SpelIing, Reading,
Writing and. Mental Arithmetic. ..S7 so
SECOND CLASS-A Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography, Analysis. His
tory, and Composition. ........ $40 90
THIRD CLASS--Aigebra. Rays FIRST
and second parts, Geometry, Triso-
nometry, plane and spherical, Survey
ing,Auaiytical Geometry, NaturalP PHI
losophy, Chemistry, and Outlines of
History 49, SIA W
FOURTH CLASS-Astronomy, Logic,
Rhetoric. Metal Philosophy. Intel
lectnal Philosophy. Natural Theolo-.
gy, the Latin and Greek Languages SIS %
STUDESTs entering this Institution VIII be
classed according TO their attainments az the
! timo. Ght5sse dismissed for bad conduct will
be CHARGED for the whole time they entered
Tuition charged from the time of entry u
close of Session. Deduction made for pro-
ttractea sickness. Boarding can be had IN tbs
vicinity--lrom six to seven Dollars per month
/ Candidates for the Ministry receive instruc-
ltion grataitously. T. HALbhhI
| Chairman Board of Trustees.
| Dec. %, l858--4t.
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GCsHn-
RAfH6 OF EXCHANGE.

RATS OF EXCHANGE.
Bank of Tennessee. .... .Pai
Union Bank 'oo
Planters Bank -. 49,. 10
Merchants Bank ....'...'. 40
Bank of the Union. .......... 40
Traders Bank -. ...''..'-ue
Bank of CONNER uo
City Bank ........ ..............o 40
Farmers Bank. ....... ..'.uo
Bank of Paris. $500. .......do
Bank of Chattanooga. do
Bank of America. ............ 49,. .25c dis
Citizens Bank .................. .6Oc dis
Bank of Memphis. ......... par
Ruck,s Rank do
River Bank ............. do
Commercial Bank. .........d do
Exchange Bank. ............ loc
Northern Bank .-................... .. par
| Southern Bank. .5c dis
! Bank Of Nashville. ................... pa
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4eatbs.
DIED..

In this county, Thursd Y, 18Th inst. Of ty-
phoid fever Mr. ELIAS LAzESBEaRY, aged a.
bout so years.
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Chr Harkets --Iatr5t Butt!
Fayetteville Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

o. SERVER OFFICE,
Fayetteville, january 20, 1853.
~ We have prepared the following table
with good deal of care, and believe 1t may
be relied on as correct
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Sale of SIavesi

IN pursuance Of the last viii and testament
4 of Elisha Bsgley, deceased. wai on S'''-
uYday, tsse aSsa day OF Eeofaiaiy
next, at the ,court-house door ID the town o.
Favetteyille. offer for sale to the highest 6id7
der, on credit Of twelve months,
Four Valuable Slaves,
viz:-Noah aged about 25 years, Mariah about
% wears, Jane about Eve years, and Allen a.
boat years.
Bond with approved security viii be re-
auired OF the purchasers.
JAMES r. BRIGHT,
adm, .,wits WI ANNEXED If E1isha Baglsy, ass .
Jan. IS, 1852
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III SAAN\ [IGE
Bryant J. Mrs
IS. Jan. Ralss. 1859
Ambrose G.. Hall

a Rules holden atthe Office Of the Clerk
Z u and Master, on the first Monday in an =
uary, 1S59--On R1olidn of complainant by his
counsel, aid il Appearing to tie satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master that defendant Ambrose
G.. Hall Isl NONRESIDENT Of the State Of Ten
nessee--It is, therefore, ordered that pIlblica-
ton be made in the FAYETTEVILLE CBsEREER.
a newspaper published in the town Of Fay
ettevilla, FOR four weeks in Succession. com
handing said defendant to be and appear at or,
before the next term of the Chancery Court,
TO be holden for the county Of Lincsia. at the
ceurt-h house in the town. Of .Faysttegiile on
the, feus Ga Rscuc;iyi ia February.
1880. and plead, answer, or demur 10 com
plainaht's bill. otherwise the same viii be Ia
ken for confessed, and set down for hearing
er parts as to Inn.
L. FARQUHARS0N,
Jan. G. l859--4t or 6 II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-24
Schedule Of Studies Pursued

Schedule of Studies Pursued.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
English Grammar, Trigonometry,
Composition, Chemistry,
Reading, Intellectual Philosophy,
Spelling, Surveying,
GeOgrapY, Astronomy,
Arithmetic, Geology,
History, Logic,
Algebra, synonyms,
Geometry, Oratory,
Physiology, Elocution,
Rhetoric,
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
ook-keepng,
Business Arithmetic.
Business Penmanshp,
Commercial Correspondence
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Latin Language and Literature,
Greek Language and Literature
MODERN LANGUAGES.
French Language and Literature,
German Language and Literature.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Piano Forte,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-24

tiiat Is about to be passed on me a fit recon-.
pense Tor my wickedness and disobedience
Twas, however, until informed of it by the of:
ncer who took me into custody, as ignorant of
this poor mans existence as of his death"
MY lord, " cried l. speaking with an energy
and dlstnctness that astonished myself, 'this
tify" - ''''
There was tremendous sensation in the
court at TINS announcement, and it was some
minutes before was allowed to take my place
in the witness-box. The counsel for the crown
objected to my becoming evidence at that pc
ROD OF the proceedings at all, and threw him
self into the legal question with all the indig-
nation which he had previously exhibited
against the practice of midnight murder; but
eventually the court oveuuled him, and was
sworn.
stated that did not know the prisoner by
NAME but that could swear to his identity. 7
described how, upon the 9th of March last, the
local builder being in want of hands, had hired
the accused to assist in the construction of
Dow-wlndow in the drawing-room of our house
in DOrSetshire.
The counsel for the prosecution affecting to
dlsbelleve my sudden recognition of the pris-
oner, here requested to know whether any
particular circumstance had recalled him to my
mind, or whether had only vague and gen
eral recollection of him.
81 had only that" | confessed "until the
prisoner spoke: his voice is peculiar, and | re-
member very distinctly to have heard it upon
the occasion speak of; he had the misfortune
to tread upon his toot-rule and break it, while
at work on the window, and overheard him
Iamentlng that occurrence"
Here the counsel for the accused reminded
the court that broken foot-rule had been
found upon the prisoners person at the time
OF his apprehension.
Within some five minutes, in short, the feel
ings of judge, jury, and spectators entirely
changed; and the poor young fellow at the bar,
instead OF having sentence of death passed
upon him, found himself, through my means,
set very soon at liberty. He came over to me
at the inn to express his sense of my prompt
interference, and to beg to know how he might
show his gratitude.
81 am not so mean a fellow as | SEEM" said
he; "and hope, by Gods blessing, to be yet
credit to the parents to whom have behaved
so i'll"
"What is Your real name ?" inquired l,
struck by sudden impulse
"My real name" replied the young man,
blushing deeply, "is Courtenay, and my home,
where l hope to be tonight, is at Cowlees
Farm, across the Exc"
And so | had not been called so mysteriously
at four o'clock in the morning without a good
and sufficient reason after all
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TERMS OF ADyERT1S,vc

ADF EMBELLISHMENTS published either in The 7.
a-t oFl' ior sloO square" for three Insertions
Is, loi ech subsequent Insertion Ten lines or
or IN any prominent place. as also those largsI,
1'iayed vi" be charged extra rates Contracts nv M,
year may be made on liberal terms = '-
- All transient Advertisements must he no;d n
aa'anee' Yearly regular advertisers will be reousd
10 make quarterly payments
- 40 graf0ifoas 4drerfisgnegfs No renor+ -a,o
lItioiS or proceedings any CONDENSATION socie. -
10, =. @ ti4 no communication designed to cali atten
b 20 sY matter OF limited individual interest can
" 'le'' uiiiess paid for as an Advertisement
~ The Publishers Will not hold themselves -osn
charged Tor the Advertisement. W amount
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N 0 V e L I
10 $500 90
SEWING MACHINE i!

Practical Seeing Machine for 50. Performing fully
equal work missing of stitches getting out of
der Any person use it. Every body will have
IT, Its simplicity will recommend 1t at once to any
person examining them TO give an early distribution
of Seging Machine, containing the requisite qualities
which, by its beauty and low cos, will at once 20 to the
Masses we will cede 70pn Rights to parties wshngto
secure the sale of this use machine for one or more
towns in Worcester and Mddlesex Countless for which
we have the exclusive Right.
N B.-Thls is the only s. Sewing Machine which So
cured BY Letters Patent, which is granted to Bartlett
Co. New York All others are worthless iniringenonis
See notice of Bartlett Co.. below. Call or send for cir
cular with cuts of Machines. ~
Bartlett's Patent Novelty IS Sewing Machine = The
original and only Practical Family Sewing Machine 10Y No.
Agencies are being esabllshed-wi open sooi--due no
tice given All persons cautioned against purchasing
or using Sewing Machines IN which the needle sews rom
beneath the table, which infringe the patent issued may
a. 1850 and Aug II and "a 1858, secured IN the Novelty
s5 Sewing Machines as all who make, use or sell such
will be dealt with to the full extent Of the United states
Laws Joseph W BARTLETT Paentee and Lieenser uhuer
i. q. Blodgcits Patent relssued Oct ", ls3S
GOODWIN REA,
800 Main street, Worcester, Mass
an Opposto Lincoln House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-24
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC-Tbc

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-The
- Power heretofore gwen to CALVIN H. FARNIIAM
of Canterbury, Windham County, Connecticut to sell
rights, to sell and Gadwins Improved Self-acting
Sash Lock and Window Balance, and Bckford's, with
Gladwins Improvement in the State of New York, or
eswhere has been revoked, and with
him or his Agents, will be recognized by the of
said inventions Purchasers will please apply p. A.
GLADWlN, Pawtucket, X. Il to the subscriber per-
s0nally, by letter, the Lock and Balance will in
ture be sold by them onlyno other person has
has had the right to manufacture either of said articles
N. Z. NORTHUP,
POS North Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-24
WIN. H. EATON, Proprietor.

n. B.-The readers OF this advertisement will perceive
that enterprise, connected with this old estab-
lshed institution, depend upon the amount of pat
ronage, the terms TOR thorough culture in all branches
study being merely nominal. weow&deod6m my9
e{y~Please send for Circular
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-24
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Piano Forte,
Musical Composition.

MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
Students who wish enter this department. will have
the advantages of a superior Drill Officer and SPLEEN
did Armory.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-24

Commencing the 3Ist of August next,
This College will be opened to students AND
FEMALE ia Five Departments. ending complete
Educational system Each department Of the Goilege
will have its especial teachers and hold its appropriate
place in the work culture discipline and refinement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-24

TERMS PER YEAR, $50
:" QUARTER, go
Arrangements have been made with religious families
for boarding students at So per week 1t the nte
ton that than two students shall board in one
family avoiding by this method Injurious influences
avcidabe in large numbers congregang together stu
dents select such branches they desire to pur
sue embraced in either dep artment Without extra charge
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-24

Students intending to commence the next term, will
please apply to the proprietor early possible giving
the selection of branches they wish to pursue they
may be classified at at the beginning of the term
No pains expense will be spared to make this In
sttuton the best possible place for or lady,
miss to receive the highest and most finished
culture and the best preparation for useful and honor
able life.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-17

20 FoNs HANGING aGSk Ii.oS on baud and fos
~ sale by .,.,ssv
lyas
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THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

A RE well known and eagerly sought for throughout
n the whole Continent of America.
Never Hcfore their Introduction could any
ries Of popular remedies he found that equal 10
any emergency that were always To be relied and
were within reach of the poorest persons.
Never Eefore the Grafenbcrg Pills, could you
obtain for 25e certain remedy for Bilious Diseases,
Liver Compla -, DYSPEPSIA, CostveneEs and Asthma
Never Eefore this Fever and Ague remedy
could ANGLING be found that cured all cases Of Chs
and Fever for Soc
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment
was there 10 be fou d. for 25c. any immediate cure
for Burns, Bruises, Cuts, old Sores, Eryspeas, and
Infammations, either external or internal.
Never Before uarshaITs Uterine Ca
lhoheon was Falling oi the Womb, and other
out Of twelve cured by this medicine.
R8- II any physician supposes ihat this is merely a
quack remedy, would reply, that Il is prepared
by Dr. P0meroy, OF Utica wealthy and old phsy yciAn
Of the Allopathic schOo-that viii furnish any
putable phiscan any quantity Of it, gratntoosy "a
test its merits on his patients; aud furthermore by
writing 10 Dr. Pomeroy, he can be furnished with It's
component parts. Ii IL the greatest blessing the
fema sex that the science Of medicine has discovered
IN century.
Never Refore the Grafenberg Dysentary Sy
rup, there certain remedy for Bloody Flux, by
sentery Darroea or Cholera-now, all can be cured in
Never Before the introduction Of the Children q
Panacca could mother feel the lie uf her babe safe
for day, while under five years OF age Youthful
diseases and strong medicines carried them on-now
Ibis medicine cures them. after teh doctor and
nurses have pronounced their cases hopeless. Price
only soc.
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter so popular
the Health Bitter that costs 25c. Why should the
world suffer from Dyspepsia or Bilious diseases
while this simple medicine can, At ali times, prevent
uf
Never Before was any preparation OF sArsa-
parilla so powerful as that compounded by the Gre
feuberg Co
Never Before has the Consumptive's Balm
found lts equal How many the IN life and
health, who would, this, have entered Deaths
dark portal, II they had not been recommended u
use this in preference To many nostrums that are
loudly vauntedS
Never before were Piles and kindred diseases
Certain OF cure. We have certificates OF persons en-
trcly recovered after DIR Motto. and other great ply
scans had asserted that nothing but the knife could
aGilrd relief
Never Before could innamed eyes and weak
ness Of sight be cured for twenty dye centz The bye
Lotion does H.
Never Before any Book published thA
contains AS much medical knowledge the GFsefen
berg Manual of Health, for twenty FIVE cents 1
ought to be Ia every family in the land.
. Never BEFORE has any Almanac been published
SO valuable as Tie Health Almanac IL Is furnishes
gratutously by all Druggists, aud by
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
oct2l-u IL College street, Nashville.
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~ 600 BrsailIa ooRs WANTED IAAEDI.
iS,,s ,Sss,s DID, pIcEEYi
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R. X. R.

Ii. IL. h.
K. K. R.-Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick o. nervous; Rheumatism, Par
alysis, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Small Pox, Fevers, Swollen joints,
Kiuney Complaints, Scarlet Fever, Pains a.
round the Liver, Pleursy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains of all kinds. Railways Rea-
dy Relief will, in n few minutes change the
miseries you suffer 10 Joys Of pleasure.
r R-iadway' : Renovating Resovent for the cure
of chrolic diseases-such as Scrofuous and
Syphilis" Complaints ,Consumptive and 9TH
er affections Of the Lungs and Throat, lndu-
ration and enlargements Of parts, ErnIiive
and other diseases of the skin, Nodes, 1u-
mors, Ulcers, dyspepsia and all other dis
easeses arising from an impure state OF the
Blood.
R-Radway's Regulators will cure, effectively
and speedily. Costiveness, Indigestion, In-
fammaiion of the Bowels, dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Diseases of the Heart and ki4-
ueys, Female Complaints, ,SnlnllPox Fevers,
Measles, &c. Whenever the system is cut
OF order, a dose of Radway IS Regulators will
restore it 90 regularity No female should
be without them.
r. r. Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere.
marl0-1vdav RADWAY co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-17

Together with the above Goods we have large
stock of 10 1, IL ana l2-4 Bed Blankets. Also, a
general stock of Staple Dry Goods To hich invite
the attention of Retail Buyers, No. 81 College
noy3 A. c. & A. Il. BEECH.
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Non,e Again.

lFBt EAsksss uRE - fnferm his
Nj tenais Ana tbs pasllC genef4liy that he a%% Fv
tlfue lta- his SortleTn .4ad u ready - elea
the tall saIalalse.
faliy ls,stea IA al feceag improvements ia fhoto-
xrapl. Maps iaio1Fely lns ~ herSipiefe sessts
uszsa sks ssersis his gtetafesi and dcterAsa %
abS 70 Isrg- gsxea Ain 4 t4if uAiii % 10 40
Lass = ~ - hss prescat Foonas the naVst eonvc-
nisnily ans E5sssanty located Of aay IN the Slty,
LsTrx sus ,sEssF og usioz. ssstsl-tTa
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Childrenss Diseases.

RGdiody's RenOudtino Resolpant should be hailed
blessing by every mother throug the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores Humors, &c. These
breakmgs out (thus early) are evidence OF disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses olthe
RenOudting Resolu1t will eradicate every vestge the
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Coa.tstati.-naI ntsea.es,

' NOhstslutIDhal Dfsensess
Many diseases that aflict humanity Inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies OF siekly sires
Scrofua, Consumption, Syphilis and Fits, are among
the most common OF constitutional diseases. Now we
not how many generations the seeds of these dis
eases may have been established in the system,
rupng the blood-EddirdyS ReaordtiFg ReSoudnf viii
eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every part-
Gle of diseased deposits, and i'll the veins with news
and healthy blood
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IISf WHAT EVERY flHILf WlNfS.

GOOD cAesP sesing Aa1nl1e. PFios oaly as
n ~ go lbe.e A.ca.aaes nosl only - kaosn
tssa fl-es ~ zaAss esefy tslnllg. 10 ap-
pre<l4te yo ezaniae then. tacT .
l1fs @4l eao s@at g9o4 clczp oe3l4s Nsc.sisics or
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