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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
Nashville. Tenn

| BANK NOTE LIST. Missouri Banks. lie di
Bank of Tennessee parlIllinois Banks. .5cdi
Union Bank. do n Carolina Banks 2cd
Planters Bank. - do Virginia Banks lie d;
Merchants Bank. do Ohio Banks. ;. &c di
| Bank of the Union do, Blk of Shelbyville pal
Traders Bank. dc Ocoee Bank. -. pal
| Bank of Commerce do Bank of cambridge pal
City Bank $500. do Blk of Claiborne 75c iii.
Farmers Bank. ;. do Bank Of farewell 2cdi.
Bank of Paris. do Bank of Trenton &c dis
Bank Of Chattanoogadol Bank of Jefferson 2cdi,
Bank Of America lc dis Bank of Knoxville pal
Citizens Bank F0c dis Lawrenceburg Blk 2cdis
Bank of Memphis par Indiana State Blk lie dis
Bucks Bank -. do SPECIE.
River Bank. :. do, AmericanGold par@ Up
Commercial Bank1cdis Silver .......... par
Exchange Bank 90c dis EXCHANGE.
Northern Bank :. par Y. Selling 3@9c pre-
Southern Bank lc dis Philadelphia do do
Bank of Nashville par Baltimore do. do
Georgia (old banks)3cd Cincinnati do. do
do new do = New Orleans do. do
S.Carolina Banks 4cdisi LAND WARRANTS.
Louisiana Banks lie dis 40's ............. 80
Alabama Banks 1c dis SOS and 1905. SOC
Kentucky Banks 3cdis 1905 ...........75c
Cotton The receipts Of cotton have been
somewhat more liberal this week, though
the transactions continueupon lght scale.
We hale heard of few sales of choice 10 is
of Middling at Zoe. though buyers manifest an
unwillingness to pay over 924c, except for
choice lots. We quote the range of the mar
ket at a Zoe.
Bresdstuffs-There is continued G God de-
maud for -four for home consumption, and we
quote City Supcr6ne at &5@5 SO. extra so
@S7; the outside figures being the retail prices
The receipts of wheat continue light, and
with an active demand full prices have been
maintained. We quote fair to prime red at 81
al 10 per bushel, and fair to prime white ]
lO@1 2Oc
New Corn is in active request at 6n@7Oc
per bushel, and buyers furnishing sacks.
Oats readily command 75c.
Provisions-There is very little bacon ar
irving from the country, consequently the
transactions are light The mark ct however,
home trade. and also 70, shipment. We quote
shoulders 7a@8c, hams lo1a ollie. Clear Sides
lO5 a lO3Ic and ribbed 81 q 10 from wagons.
From store, packed, &c advance on these quo
tatioDs is demanded.
Buyers are offering 934c for new lard of
prime quality when put up la good shipping
packages
-Groceries--The stocks OF Groceries are am
pie to meet the demand, which at present is
rather limited. The transactions are within
the range of the following quotations:
Sugar--Fair TOTO and prime to choice
S@s1 per lb in hhds.. and = a lie advance on
these quotations in bbls: New York coffee SUI
CARS 10@l174c; crushed and powdered liz q |
l2c; Loaf 1lH@l2c. as f4 A
Molasses and Syrup-Molasses in bbls 38@40cl
per gallon; half bbls. 40@45c; sugar house
43@45. Golden syrup in bbls IS; half hbls
IS, and kegs 60 gallons} 81.
Coifee--Rio 12@13c, Laguyra 12@ l3c.
Java 10000 per ID.
Tea-Imperial 5ec@sl Gunpowder, 5oc@I
IS, Young Hyson 4o@6o, Black 60c@$I 90 |
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Kelso's Depot

KelsO's Depot
The Depot at Kelso' $, on the Win.
chester and Alabama Railroad. was
let out TO the lowest bidder, on
Tuesday Of last week. Mr.. John
s. Wadelle, of this place, secured the
contract, for which he is to receive
S1560. The building is to be 25
by so feet. Of wood, and to be COM
pieted the LIST of next March.
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Marriages.
MARRIED.

In franklin county, Tuesday. the 18th nit,
by John T. Slater, Esq, Mr.. Thomas A. EAs-
LICK, of this county, and Miss ELIZA, daugh-
ter of Obediah james. of Franklin county.
In this county. Tuesday, Goth ult. Mr.. E.
+. NJ. GRACE and Miss SUSAN M. CLUTs.
In this place. Sunday, 4th inst, by J. T.
Gordon, Esq, Mr. W. r. PREsswooD and Miss
ELIZABETH RATL1F.
In this county. Tuesday, 9th inst, Mr..
CARROLL WILLIAMS and Miss CATHARINE
R0wELL.
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Trust Sale

Trust Sale
On Saturday, JAG. 18th. as may
be seen from the advertisement in
this paper, a tract Of Land lying
about s miles north Of this place, near
the Shelbyville Turnpike, together
with other property, will be offered
to the highest bidder.
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Flat CREEK ACADEMY, Oct. Is, 80.
hsve examined Goodrich's His
tory of All Nations" and / Go not
hesitate iu pronouncing it the most
complete work extant Perspicuity
of style is one Of its Distinguishing
characteristics. Besides, the ethno.
graphic plan followed by Goodrich,
attaches to his work degree of i'm
portapce which others do not possess
Very respectfully,
JAS. S. FLOYD,
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Crpid's Literature.

CIpid's Literature
Herewith we give place to love
letter, which, we are assured, is q
genMne document. and an exact copy
Of the original, except the names Of
the parties, which we're withheld
from US. Who is the author Of the
poetical effnsion7 Here it is--read
and conjecture:--
I take my pen in hand,
To let you know, and understand,
That /, have never yet, forgot
The time, when you lived hereabout.
Though sometime, has interviewed,
Ny feelings have not vet been weaned;
For when the past, think about,
My love for you, is very stout.
But must ], always pass along.
And never let my thoughts be known?
No! pll meier do the like of that;
10 rethef JOIN, IN dead combat.
But here it is, small matter,
Just enclosed within letter
Which l hope, you'll. read at pleasure,
ana ans"e.. me, when at leisure.
lat If you don't, I'll have to yield,
sJnie other course, my thought to WELD;
For if you have, someother view,
Or have some one, engaged to you,
Why? as fixt matter. Of course,
wouldn't expect you to reverse,
Your feelings in any pending scheme,
But like lady, stand serene,
So if it is, your will and mind.
To send to me, your love refined,
1t will, in my honest notion.
Never be an awkward motion.
And while drawto conclusion,
This sketch of my loves diffusion,
1 hope you'll not, your love conceal,
But send it, dear, to me,-farewell.
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COPIED
We published last week what pur-
ported to be an original communlca-
ton, headed "Where are your Pat.
rolls" Since then we have learned
that the article was copied entire
IRON another paper. We suppose
that "Prudent" thought the sugges.
fions offered applicable to this lati-
tude, and SO appropriated them
Nevertheless, we would beg to hint
to him, that we expect all commu-
nications furnished for the Observer
to be as they are lepresented--orig-
anal.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

Agents
Joseph II. Barter and WRiam
anderson are authorized travelling
agents, to procure subscribers for the
Fayetteville Obserrer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

New York. N. Y
Cotton--Dull, Upland lie. Flour has a
declining tendency. Corn buoy ant; yellow 8:
! @94; new 80@87. Linseed Oil 55@56.--
Lard Oil 1892. Sugar quiet, but firm. Or
leans IA g SIG. Molasses 50@52.
Chattanooga. Tenn
| We have gathered the foil owingreport of
prices. which we believe are correct:
BAG ,n--Hams l2lis; shoulders IL; sides
lizzie.
Pork--6c ret
Cheese-15@l6c.
Apples--Green ST 25 per bushel.
Butter 1926. - ~
Chickens--123@15 Is.
COrn-50e
Meal--so@70c.
Potatoes----Sweet 4o@50, Irish 4o@5o.
Tunips-- 300 doc.
Eggs--13@l5.
Sugar--Brown. 8 to 10; crushed Is x :pow-
dered i33 leaf is.
,Whisky--White wheat soc; old rye SOC;
fks's 30; Pixies Magnolia, 4oc.
| Coffee--l3ac: Java 10.
Wheat--l@I 10.
Augusta Ga
Wheat--The supply is limited, and very lit
coming to market. We quote red at Esq
l 30. white l 3O@1 IS.
Lard--The supply is good, and prices are
full. We quote l2H @l3tzc.
Butter is quoted at 23@25. Goshen %
Corn--New corn is selling at 9Oc from wag-
ons by the load-in sacks at O5@I 10.
Meal--The supply is limited, and We raise.
our quotations, unbolted country sells for SIG
10.
Sundries--Beeswax 25@3o: eggs 2o@23c
Potatoes--There is fair supply in market
at saga 25 per Dbl.
Tenn ~
Bacon-Shoulders 7@71s; clear sides, 1O11
@lO1ac; $40 l0c for rib sides, and 12c for
good hams.
Wheat-Finds ready sale at 90@95c for
best red and 95@S1 for best white.
Lard--Verv little coming in, good article
in new packages. l01a @l1c.
Corn--None in market.
Corn Meal--Finds ready sale at 10000.
Nails--By the keg 4@5%.
Leaa-9c per ID.
Salt--Fine sack 50 25@2 80; bbI per bush
Soc F
Sugar--By the Dbl, 8@9Iac.
Molasses--Scarce and going off at 45@ soc
. Coffee--13R @l4c.
Candles--Star 22@ %; Tallow 14@15c.
Fruit--Apples and peaches, none selling.
Beeswax--25c
Feathers--3S@40c
Rags--21acis offered.
Vew Orleans. La
Cotton Steady. Middling 1913 all. Corn !
teady, zoe. Lard in kegs, new, 1870. Cof-
ee steady, 1Cs@l2Rc. i
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Eslo11rs

TNHE subscriber now has on aeuos;t AZ
Il the store of GEO. p. SMITH, in Fsy-
etteville, and intends keeping there hereafter.
supply Of FLOUR, Of. the very best ousl;-
ty, which will be sold low for cash. Persons
desiring an article that cannot be surpassed
are invited to try it. It has fair color. gocS
flavor. and is lively. efef
Or Look for the brand.
Oct.6, 1859 -6m n. D. DRIVER.
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Marrh gleftinlr---1S6O.
ELECTION: SATURDAY, MARCH 3
sHERIFF-LINcoLN COUNTY.

sHERIFF-LINCoLN COUNTY.
OF We are authorized to announce Col
Joseph III. George, candidate for Sher-
ID of Lincoln county, at the March ELECTION
1860. 'o
VI We are authorised . announce Mr.
USES Sruse, Candidate for Sheriff Of
~ II, Soun' ,, at tie next March Election.
Il 10 are authorized to announce Mr.
1Ohd Owens, of the third district, can
didate for Sheriff of Lincoln county, at the
next March Election,
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK-LINCoLN COUNTY.
OF We are authorized to announce Mr..
R. s. Woodland. candidate for Clerk of
.the Circuit Court of Lincoln county lat the next
March Election.
TRUsTEE--LINCoLN COUNTY,
OF We are authorized to announce A. 8.
Randolph, Esq, candidate FIR Trustee
of Lincoln county, at the next March Eec-
ton.
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Population Of Fayetteville-
We are indebted to Mr.. John Y
Mckinney, Town Clerk, for the fol-
lowing statistics showing the census,
which has just been taken, Of our
goodlY town. FaYetteyille:--
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

LIST, Kind of animal is given. :. I'd, color. -.
Sd, description. 4th, age. 5th, posters
name. 9th, place and time Of srrest....
eth, valuation.
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Why Grove Academy.
TNHIS ACADEMY will commence its
Il 36th session on the first Monday i'm

Wis ACADEM1 VIII CONNIE Dce ltS
Il Both session on the first Monday i'm
January, 1860. under the supervision of
Rev. Ii. BRYSON and ]. McDILL late grad
uate of EIskine College, South Carolina.
TGR- EE@s
l. Latin, Greek, Geometry, Trigonometry,
Ne nsuration, Surveying, Navigation. and the
higher Branches of Mathematics, SIC per
session.
2 Chemistry. Botany, Rhetoric, Astronomy,
Algebra, Moral Philosophy, Logic and Polit-
ical Economy, Sl2 par session.
3. Geography. English Grammar the re-
mainder of tt Arithmetic, Natural Philoso-
ply. and History. SO per session.
4. Spelling, Reading, Writing, and tho
former part of Arithmetic. 81 per session.
Each student charged from the time of
commencement to the end of the session, eX-
cept in case of protracted sickness.
Each student will be charged so cents for
contingent expenses.
Nov. 81. 1959-2m.
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Executors Sale

4 Executor of the last will ana testament
N of Alfred II. Berry, dec, and in accor-
dance with the provisions OF the same, will
offer for sale to the highest bidder, at the
court house door in the town Of Fay ettevilIe,
on Saturday. tie 3ast day of De-
cember, 1859, on credit of one and two
wears the
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otal free colored

Total people 10 Fayetteville 1862.
This shows a gain of nearly seuen-
ty:fce per cent. over the census of
1850,
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Notice to Boatmen.

4 HAVE built new dam across Elk river
, at my mill, miles above. Elkton, and
have changed the boat chute to the right
bank of the river near the mill house.
Dec. /. 1904 E. BENSON.
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Beef Cattle

Beef Cattle
In another column, Rev. Il. T.
Hester offers some excellent beef
cattle for sale on foot.
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Trust Sale.

II WILL offer for sale to the ANA-a,
i highest bidder, for cash, M1fsF55SA
on the premises, on Safur- - sz L
day. the l4ili day of January, 1850,
the following property conveyed to me oy
Arthur Washburn, by deed Of trust bearing
date November 29th, 1S58--one. TRACT OF
LAND on which said Arthur Washburn now
resides. containing about I04 acres. lying about
eight miles north of Fayetteville, rear the
Shelbyville and Fayetteville Turnpike and
bounded as follows. tc-wit:-On the West by
Thos. L. Williamson. South by VIM. Orick
and James Brown. East by A. w. Dooley, and
North by T. Dollins. Also one Log Still and
fixtures belonging to the same. 2 head oil
horses, and other rticles mentioned in said
Deed of Trust. Such title will be conveyed
as is vested in me and no other ~
JOHN WASHBURN, Trustee, :
!, Dec. 8, lS59-td. s.
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Beef Cattle.

II HAVE eight STEERS to sell esxFrIrn
Il either separately or all tcgeth-
er--all beef cattle--very fat--three - ---<i
and four years old. Any one wishing to buy
can call on me, one mile aud quarter. north
east of Fayetteville. E. L. HESTER.
Dec. 8. 1855.
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CIR Markets --Iatest Dntrs
Fayetteville Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

OBSERVER OFFICE,
Fayetteville, December 8, l859{
o. We have prepared the following table
with good deal of care, and believe it may
be relied on as correct
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IL Females are so scarce in some Of the int
flor towns of California that men have to be EN-.
ployed TO do the chamber work A female is mo
sooner installed In ga place." than she becomes
involved in some matrimonial scheme.
UA merry carnival took place on SaltonstaIl
iake, al New Haven, on Wednesday, more thai
three thousand skaters Of both sexes occupvinp
us three miles Of surface, and presenting a scene
OF gleeful and graceful pastime rareIy witnessed
IL Mrs ChatfeId, aged 81, wife of Enos
Cnatneld, Of Sheffield, Mass, fesling unweII. =
few nights ago, went to the cupboard and drank
WHAT she supposed to be currant wine 1t proved
INSTANTLY.
" On Monday the body of Nicholas Huder
vas found underneath the Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad bridge, at Toledo. with cash in hi,
torsnead and frozen stiff. Tne unfortunate man
had fallen through the bridge on the NTH, he
fore " iisH' oe-
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

,,NAIloNAL HOTEL.-H Smith, Md; M
w Gibson and lady, NY; PChsmbsriain ,nd
lady, o; r Floyd aud lady. NYk: JBS Toad
I.s ID Rinsey and lady, o; II ] Kinsey and
Adams, Ark; 5 SchaHer, Pa; "A Wootton 7
N Given, Sskley, DR. S:hley, M Pilson'
a Nh Dr ~ Md; Pence %; 8 A Badger,
jr, Gill, s + Crawford, Deli ID Lathron' IL
Nh; b Harrison, l. Bringle, II c Macknbbin'
Eising, Md; r Orr, Pa : w Archer, Va; c !
j o Hooker, Del; r Holmes, Mo; n M RTu}dict
w NJ Chaplin, CT w Van IngIe, 5 Meyarge,
WlLLARDS' HOTEL.-AIex Turner, r
D Denn nal Lawrence, Yk; DR. w 5 GoIding,
NO; w b Woodbridge, Va; DR. Abbav. Miss; r s
5aowin, Naj n Etting, USN; w II Tripp an
lady, Mass; @ Adams and lady, III; EA c;ronr
hamburg Barrett, Mo; Capt Wbitweil, Us
n; Bfoone, j and Hunter White NY;
r Allen, lr, and family, do; T. Darlington, p
Eyre, q NJ AMMAN, TYSON, Hampton. n
= S MasIaw; IA; Com kearnsy, UsN; r Poultney.
Eeaert, X Tea, Jehn Tucker, 8 T Fisher. p:
Ball and lady, Dayton and l-dy. Mrs Bridas
MS Penn man, John Bridge, Mr Penniman H m
sons w E saa ia1y, : PetIi:ts; &C Walden and
MINI w Evans, Mass Miss w Weld, Md
BROWNS HOTEL r Nj Collins. va: W n
Ssiford and lady, o; Kinney and lady. do, T
nan, NY; J Hartz. sc; r Garter, Va; G
Mo1ett, LII; 6 Martin, Va; > Badyer. Mass.
w Bynson, NY; Montgomery, Pa; SMn
Ter, DO; Allen, do; G w Smith Dr. f. DnvaII
Nd Col w n Brown, Va; f. Sinclair. pa. q NJ
hnss-lls, o; A X Hsdman. Me; F WLeeIcock
Mlnnj ID Wheel0ck, do; F II Scott Ma. w 81
IeT, 90; T. Sharpless and lady, Pa; r Mavex
ana lady, Nj Mann and iady, Mass. I g
VII, Pa: w q CLARK, NY; Howson. Pa: q
Ha1wey, do; Davis do w Beard Ala; r
w Hall, Md; ) Duvall, Pa; r Il Hewitt. Va.
Ch Hall, Mo; II Rugeley, Tex; Mci.anob
I'm, Pa; w Williams, Va
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-DrC G. snald-
ing, va w Turnsr, do; T Garner, do; 8 VIII.
man, 90; J L. Adams, do; J NJ C. Armstrony. Md.
vi Getl q do; A Brown, do; r C. Brown
ing, va Il Rogers, USN; PIG Van Buskirk
10 Webo, DC; III r Pa e ind lady, do: r q
MI va; Clagett, DC; Howell do. Mrs
S'adon; Pa; Mr. and Mrs Brundt, do; r H1nter
m Edlngton, do; Mrs n Alexander. NY,
al, DC Nj Snyder, do; III MofTtt. Md. IT.
THfys, va; l. Stone, Ii; > F. Merry. do: w
e e., Naming, Md; Turner, do; J G Pront Nv.
Baldwin, NJ; r Harrington. NY. "
Nsi Aon Landy, DC; ] p Young. Nd.
And lady. do. W "ieehDor
HARDWOOD HOUSE.-w w PeIrce. Mass.
SPennay, do Hill. do; Jowders do;
w TOOLS and lady, Pa; X J Hunter IN: &; w
Gray. Pa Menes, CAR q + HoIley, Mt: r. =
flekln, Ala schley, Md; DIR J Goldsborouo h.
90 n Palmer, Iowa; w Armstrong, Va: i
InoIn'o a, do; Lyman, Mass; w Steed Ga.
maIup, Va; Monthly, Mass; ID Nj Good
nan, rex McCuiloch, Md; " Hobbs do: i q
bradiord, USNi w Blakey, Md.
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AYERS sARsAPARILLA.

UMPoUNp REMEDY. In which We have labsred 70
concentrated extract Of Para earespars combined
with other substances Of s greater Alternative power to
renresented is believed that such remedy 10
wanted by those who stumous complaints and
mense service to this class Of afflicted feOwch
Eens How complete this compound will do it has been
proven by experiment the be found
VI the following complains:
sCRoFULA and sROSULous COMPLAINTS ERUPTIos and ERpr
TIVE DISEASES, ULCERS PIMPLES, BLOTCHEs TUMoks SALT
RHEUM Scam HEAD SYPHILIS SYPHILITIc AFFECTIONS
kkUx DEBILITY, DYsPEPsA AND INDIGESTION kRYsiPELAs
RosE ST. ASrHOSN FIRE and indeed the whole class Ct
complaints al isins rom IMrURIrY OF TIE BLOOD.
Tit. mpOund VIII be fOnnd great promoter Of health
when taken in the spriHg exps the foul humhrs which
exclusion many ranking disorders npT4i
bud hultues by tie aid Of this remedy them
sores which the system will rid itss
corrupons II not assisted do this through
the vtaed blood whenever Ind its impUrit bursting
through the .kn I'm piuP eruptons cleanse Il
It whens veo it isfOu aud feelings will tell you when
Even where particular disorder felt people enjoy be.
health, aud live cleansing blood
blood healthy and all is we but with this palladium Of LIE
dsordered there be no lasting health sooner later
something must and the great machinery Of life Is
sars.p.r. has. and deserves much the reputation Of
accomplishing these ends But the world has been .srss
ously deceived by preparations of IT, spry because She
drug not all yirtue that Is Claimed TOR IT, but
tra-d extracts OF IT, contain but little
barring years pnblic teen by large
bottles pFetsai.s to give quart Of kNIac of ssrsaaris
ii t. Thy only contain little, Il any Ssrssp ars
ofIeu enrttve properties whatever Hence hitter aud
pah.Gl disappointment la. followed the use Of The vai'es
sxtractscf SarsspsrIt which Hood the market until the
name IL eli IL Justly d-pse. and has become
With imInS Iu aud Still call Is COMPOUND
81 sararllia, ard intend supply such remedy shall
rcus the name FROM the load Of obcGny which rests upon
H. And Ihink have grouad bell, wing NiT
tues which irresistible 10y the ordinary of the dis
eases 4 is Intended II In order their
plee eradication from the system. the remedy should be
Ed'ionsJ taken coriing 20 directions ON the Gt'ts
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THE CELEBRATED
i Or. J.. S ROSES MEDICINES.
r

VI FHiLApkLPHlA.
These remedies are the result of thirty FIVE wears
of extensive and succe ssfui practice. and are the
only Ielishle preparations 10 cure the various Is
that fees n 10 heir To-.
DIR. J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. OREN
PECTORANT will radically cure COUGHS Gods
Hoarsness. BronchItis, ard all Lung diseases Price
50 cents and 81.
or Blood PuTher. for the cure of Scrcfula. IIld
EIuptlon5 Chrome Diseases. loers, Swelied NecE
AID all diseases arising lOm an Impure state Of lie
blood. rice 81. - "
DR. J.-.ROSE'S DYSPFPTTCC COMPOUND
The on = sHre cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
plant. Price 81 Gems. ~
DIR. }. :. ROSES PAIN CURER. II isnot n
cure al but II alone has stood the est of IS ysars
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear A chcs, Cho!ic,
Fans IN the Stomach and Bowels, SrraIns kTuises
Pans in the Limbs, Joints, Back and Sptae or nv
pam internally or externally. Plice Il, IS, and 5,
lfyOu wish to get cured of any Of the above com
plants. get DIR. ]. ). Roses genuine nj edicInes
which yOu will know when genuine hy hayInf M,
written signature on the cork of each bottle Sold
BY druggists generally.
N. Ii. Beware Of those poor nostrum purnort
Tug I'D ne 'he Dest IN Inc word. in A-ly