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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-14
Lcve and Marriage

The gliInpses afforded US Of Gu
pid's world Of letters, through th'
reports of breach Of promise cases
are not calculated to impress matter
oi-fact people with an exalted opinion
of the pupils of Loves Blind Asylum
Verhosi!y and maudiu sentimental
lily characteTise most Of the amatory
correspondence that meets the pub
lie eye. Why should not lovers
write cOmpon sense instead of raving
like luuatics? Tho ultimate object
of all love.making is prosy enough.
There is nothing particularly roman
tic 10 married life; and wedding I'M
der cur laws being a business irans'
action, NO do not see why all the
prelininaries should not be business
like. 1t is not matter of surprise
that so many people are Gisappoin-
ted in the blessed estate of matrl-
mony." The original falls short OF
The nte-matlimonial picture. Scene
painting looks glorious at'a distance"
bu: when you come in contact
With il, tho blue sky resolves itself
into llocl IS ef indigo, aud the foil
q ge.into dsbs Of sap green. 1t Is just
20 with one.half Of the welded
Hiss" We, therefore, advise all who
contemplate becoming one flesh, to
take sober view Of the matter
A contract that is TO last for life
should be made in a serious mood;
and romance, whic b generally flies
out of the window, when reality,
in tho sha pc Of husband, comes il
at the door, should moi be permit
ted to draw the writings. Love is
very fond Of lAing kites made Of
lis own JRet DON, but they come
down by the run after marriage.
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Nashville. Yent:--

Coiton--The week has been ren,arkabl,
dull IN every department Of trade, and we DC
not think the sales have exceeded 90 bales
The stock on the market is very light and
holders manifest no anxiety to SELL fool ins
we'll assured that prices will not be lower
Wa quote-- $685.
3readstufls--1he stock of -four on the
market con sists principally of Ohio and Ken
lucky brands. We quote city superfne &c
@6 80 and extra altar 80 per barrel, the
outside figures being the retail prices. In
sacks the prices arc 60@3 40 for extra
from frst hands The market for -four is
firm AT oar quotations with good local de-
mand Tor the extra qualities, especially such
brands as Cream Of the South" which we
quote at So 6o@3 Is per 100 pounds from
first haLds
We quote prime Red and White nominslly
ut 81 25@l 80. the few sales occurring
scarcely affording a criterion for quotations.
Corn--W quote 65@70c aud very supe-
rior article Of prime white would probably
command Use per bushel.
Provisions-Receipts of bacon during the
week have been very light aud we quote the
extremes Of the market rs follows: Shoulders
&c, Hams l0@I0i5, and Clear Sides l03l oil.
from wagons. From store packed y ad-
NalOS 'HtheSe Vuolatlons is ucina hued.
Lard is in limited request at 1o4 q l0Ia in
good shipping order
Irish Potatoes--The market continues we'll
supplied, and planters will fnd no difficulty
in procuring first rate Article for seed. We
quote the market dull at S2@2 20 per
Dbl. according to quality.
Groceries--The market is well supplied
with Groceries and there is considerable ac-
tivity in this department We quote
Sugar Fair S@Sic and prime to choice
D@9i per 10 in hhds. and y q lc advance on
these quotations In bbls; New York coffee SUI
CARS lo@ll24c; crushed and powderedilts a
l2c; Loaf liz @i2c.
Molasses aud Syrup-Molasses in bills 45@4S
per gallon; half bills 30 cents; sugar house
i3@45. Golden syrup in bbls 75; half bbls |
80, and kegs 90 Gsllons) S5c.
Coffee--Rio lSi@l41c, Laguyrs A@l5c. |
JavalS@2oc per Id.
Tea-imperial 5Oc@Sl, Guupowder boc@ |
u, Young IIyson 4o660, Black 60c@sI SO, !
&t-We quote coarse sack al 81 so, and
inc at 81 Goal 10 and barrel at doc per
,ushol. The stock on the market is ample to
meet tho demand.
Whskey-- Roctifed 2o@22; cour try brands
,o@75c.
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Lincoln county Bible Society

The annual sermon was preached
at New Hope BY Row. NJ. B, Dewitt
on Sunday, the 10th inst. Or
Monday, Ilth, the Society held it
annual meeting lp tho PresbytsrisE
Church in Fayettayilis, when re-
ports were received from the Treas.
urer and Depositary.~ Officers elect
Row. NJ. b. Dewitt, President; Revs
II. II. Brown and NJ. NJ Marshall,
Vice Presidents; W. w McNelley
s cretary; J. I. Webb, Treasurer and
Depository.
Next annual sermon to be
preached by Rev. John Bryson, al
Cane Creek church, at ! A. NJ, on
ihs 81 S ,bbalh in June, 1861, and in
Fayetteville at night. Rev. George
Eagleton, his alternate.
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Ufaths.
DIED.

~ this county, Saturday, tho 9th inst, oi
dropsy, Mr.. STEPHEN TouCHsToNE, aged about
30 years
In this county, Saturday 9th inst, WILLIAM
CALVIN, son Of Elijah and Martha Floyd,
aged ! year month and days.
In this county, Tuesday 9th inst, of flux
JoHN G, only son of John and Julia Rodgers,
aged year months AMI "a days.
His departure was heart rend ng. but hope
whispers We shall meet again, for Jesus says.
"SuiIer little children. an forbid them not,
to come unto rue, for ofsuch is She kingdom
Of heaven"
In this county. Saturday, 9th inst, Of
dropsy, Mr.. HreAM COMMONS, aged about 35
years.
In McNinnville. Thursday, 7th inst
WILLIE, son of DR.. NJ. ID. Hampton, Of this
place, aged year and l5 days
In this place, Thursday, 9Th inst, of teeth
ing, MARTHA ELIZABETH. daughter of br.
james b. Wilson, aged year month aud
IL DAYS.
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REAPERS.

The New York Reaper and Many's Com
agent, Mike Shofner, at 800 each, being City
dollars under the usual price. Now is the
time to purchase; as this inducement may
not hold out any length Of time.
Apply to Mike ShefDsr, Sbelbyyille Tenn.
juno 14--4t
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Black Ink

We are ind bted to Messrs. Die
mer d. .liles Tor a bottle of Ink o
their own manufacture, that is equa
to any we have ever used. Samples
shown US that were written eight
years ago, present plain, legible
handsome appearance, and Tor aughl
wo know, may look the same ar
hundred years hence. 1t is, too, in
great measure incombustlble. A
written sheet may be held to the
fire until the paper becomes ashes,
aud Yet the writing will DO distinct
aud easily read. Our friends who
desire really cheap, superior VII
ing Eaid, are advised to give
Diemcr T. Niles trial.
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PeterSOn'S Magazine

This justly popular lady's parlOr
ma gazine for July is on our table.
We hesitate not to say it is by far
the best Two Dollar Magazine pub
lished ia America. Its embellish.
ments are unrivalled. Three copies
SIS; five copies $3.50. The new
Volume, being the 3Sth, commences
with the July No. Send on your
clubs.
Address Charles J. Peterson,
Philadelphia.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-14

Mothers have no longer any excuse for
permitting the health of their children to be
gradually destroyed by worms in the intcs-
tines. Or. Bulls TcgetaJlc Worm Destroyer
is a sure and prompt remedy. II cannot pos
ably injure the child. and is so pleasant 20 the
taste aud tempting to the sight, that children
prefer it to candy.-Lafayette Courier.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-14
DIARRHEA AND PAIN III THE
BOWELS CURED.

CARruAcs, Hamilton Co, o., Nov. Is, 1858.
pR. 0. r. DAKla,
AfucA Esfec~o{ Friend IL have had a
severe attack of Darrhca. attended vs. IA severe
gripping pains, and vus reduced very low
tried many different madicjues but an 90 no
purpose, until | SIS bottle of your Pain
Psnscea, snd commenced ita use. The first
dose put q quictus on The gripping paiua. sud
| had not used two twenty-five cent bottles
before | wa entirely cured. also recon-
meuded it 10 friend, y no was attacked ,,ilh
crarnP collie, and suffering With c.cruciating
paine, and three dosos entirely cured him.
y. h. BARRY.
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A SUPPOSED CANCER CURRDl

MEssRs. A. l.. scovttt & CO. cents. Mr..
Elisha Bradley, Of Bath Co.. Nv, had on hi,
hand VERY RAD SWELLING, which he thought
IScuHAEtU, having been There for years lie
also had on hi7 check bono, what a. supposed
TO be o CANCER, aud could obtain mo- fclisr
until he used pa. BlNES's PAIN FhNRcEA,
which cuRfU him &C that disease, and also tho
swelling on his hand. Th,s medicine il
thought SO much Of that TyEUy FAMILY In our
ncighhorhood, keep 70 coa.taIt,g ga keaf. In
fact, it's the b,St aoi.-.ae for nc discusses u ~
recommended J9r, that We can get.
r.. 4. CALDWELL.
WYowS0, October 25th, 1858.
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! 9 . 8 9 : 3

PsArTsvItrE, Vint3a Co, o., Aug. 5, 1881.
Ds. o. r. B,srR,
pcrr Str: IL have this dsy scld tho last
bottle Of Dir. BAKERS PAIN FANACEA.
| should have written 90 You sooner. hut not
expecting To sell the good supply 7 had on
hand. During the last week, however, my
sales have been four times "a largo ga any
week SINCE have had your invaluable medi-
cine, and the demand Is et,ll incrgssirg.
have mover sold @ medicine that sustained so
high n reputation. The Lung Fever. Cholera
Morbus, Cholera luantum. Bilious Collie,
Croup Cole, and FluN, have bean very prev
slent IN this vicinity tse past season. and
the Pain fsuacea has not failed % cure ia
cycry instance where h has been trisd, - far
~ ! have heard Tloaro soud mc largo
supply as soon ~ possible.
Very respectfully, yours.
IA. ". STUDDARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-14

your Rat Roach, ETC., Exterminator, Is all
sold. II gives universal satisfaction"
OSBORN # PARsoEs, Tafton, Wis.
SOLD by Diemer d Miles. Fayettsva E, Tenn
See advertisement ia this paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-14
1T GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN
BILIOUS CGLIC.

TAMrIco, Darke Co, O., Gov, ~, 1851.
Mrssas. \. L. ScoyrLL & Co.,
Goats. ~ am induced hy sense Of Justice
20 state TO you that hal a cssa my f.nily
Of erircwe Sickness. ~ r,fs iras Sevsrti4 a.
Tackled c,h BufoUs CoLtc. We had The CO ..ii-
aacc q q0of ;tygie4, BET coz. fi GO .i0 it' u
We administered On. BAggB's PAIN rANA-
CEA, and it produced the 2rsiref affect. Since
that we have had occasion 20 use 10 tor Pa5a
IN The breast aud for ftcCr Gsi igys. AL q
ciaqtS clue9, | consider e one uf the best
medicines. WILLIAM WILLIS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-14

Agents
Joseph II. Barter and I'm. I'm
derSoa ara authorized travelling
agents TO procure subscribers TO the
Fayetteville Observer.
Joseph Walker. of Charleston, s.
c., is M authorized agent of the
Fayetteville 06se,rer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-14
Turnlp Seed =

Messrs. Diemer s. Niles have y
layge supply of David Landreth &
Sons celebrated Turnip Seed, wsr-
rante1 fresh and genuine, 10 which
they call the attention OF the public
Give them call.
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EOHEfI nOHEYI HOEHI

4 LL persons indebted TO ms either by note
IA or account viii please come up and settle
Our eastern debts are falling due and we
must have money 10 meet them
S0UTHW0RTu Ss ANTHONY.
Jan 90, 1850
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Trust Sale.

pursuance Of the provisions Of deed
n OF trust executed TO me as Trustee, by
Isaac Short on the 27th day Of Novem bcr,
1857, and now on record in the Registers
office of Lincoln county, Tenn. will offer
for sale to the highest bidder, at the court
house in the town of Fayeusville. on Sat
urday, tiic tAtli day Of July, E960,
all the right, title claim ard interest," that the
said lsasc Short has il and to two very Hkelv
NEG Caroline aged about 90 years. aud
her child Susan, aged about rs mouths. The
two will be sold together.
TERMS:-Ssid negroes will be sold on y
credit of IL months, the a,ychaser giving
bond and approved security, aud lien re
tanned until the purchase money is paid. The
title TO said Slaves Is believed TO be 20 i, but
| shall convey only such a. is vested in me
by said deed of trust
JAMESA. TALLEY, Trustee.
June Z, 1850.
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CIxANCrRx NoTrcD

Ellsworth r. Kennon 8 others June rules,
Celia A. Buchanan 4 others 1860.
IN motion of com plainants by attorney.
~ AID il Appearing to tho satisfaction OF
the Clerk and Master from .hs allegations of
the Bin, that all tho defendants are nom
residents of the State of Tenuessee--viz:
Celia A. Buchanan, Mary A. Kennedy and
husband - Kennedy, Sarah T. Buchanan,
Edwin Buchanan, Jro. n. Buchanan. Lctitia
Buchanan, Richard Buchanan. Albert Buc-
hanan, aud Charles Buchapan, heirs and dis
tributes Of Samuel ID. Buchenan dec--aud
the legal hoirs and distributes OF Merriweih-
er Kennedy dec whose names are rot known
ana Elizabeth NJ. and Maria NJ Cheathau.
legal heirs OF Sarah +. Cheatham, dec II is.
therefore, ordered that publication be made
in the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER, n newspaper
published in the town Of Fayetteville, Tenn,
Tor four successive weeks, commanding said
defendants to be and appear ut or before the
next term of the Chauccry Court 10 be hol-
den for the county Of Lincoln at the court
house in the town Of Fayetteville, on the
Attn Monday iSa ANs.tsst next, and plead
answer or dcmur 30 complain ants bill. other
wise the same will be taken for confessed
and set down to be heard er pQite as to them.
Il. FARQUuARSON, OK d. H.
June l4--4t.
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

lst, Kind Of animal is given. I'd, color.
Sd, subscription. 4th, age. 9th, posters
name. :. 9th, place and time of arrest. 80.
7th, valuation.
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Sale of Land -

Next Saturday, il will be rmem-
bered, tract Of Land lying in the
10Th district, will be offered at Sher-
i'll sale at the court house See nd.
vertisement in this paper.
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SCRATCHES CURED.
DR.. Dakor's Paiu panacea Valuable
for Horses rs il is for Man.


MFssKs. \. T.. StovILL \ Co. Grrts -
During the lnst winter most al the horses in
our vicinity were subject To- SCEATCHs4. Jlav-
ing had on hand only two or three dozen
bottles of pr. BGkcrs Pain Pauacea. in a few
days | sold the cntiro lot, aud could have sold
much moro. II bad hal them, 20 my neigh
bors for that purpose. IN No CAsr mas IT
FAfLEp TO CURE. IL ia also indispensable in
our ncighburhood as @ family medicine, for
the various diseased for which 10 ia recon-
mended and / will say that I have sold Il
for YEARS, WARMING IT, aud HAVE Sor HAD
A SINGLE RoTTLE RgTuRyrp. IT n ruE rSsr
MEDICINE FoR rus NUAERoCs DISEASES RECON
hESDEp, THAT RAVE RIVER SOLD.
NJ. HAGEN.
HAGESsvILLI, Bracken Co, Ky, oct. "a, 1858.
For salo by the Proprietors,
A. L. SC0VILL G. CO.,
No. IL West Eighth Street, Cincinnati.
Also
SEARCY d MCKINNEY, Fayetteville.
HAINES 4 MCKINNEY, Pefers5pg.
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II! DEATH II!
TO Every Form and species Of
Vermin.

"COsfar'S"
"Costar's' Rat, Roach, sc. Exterminator
"Costnr's"
"Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator.
"COstnr's"
'COstar's" Electric Powder, for Insects, &c
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats-Roaches- ice-M oles-Grouud Mice
Bed Bugs Ants --Moths-M osquitoes-
Fleas--Insects on Plants. Insects on Animals,
dc, &c.-in short every form and species OF
VITRnELRT.
20 Years established in New York City
used by the City Post Office the City Prisons
and State Iouse--the City Steamers Ships.
&c.--the City Hotels "Astor," "St Nicholas"
&c.--and by more than 10000 private fam
lilies.
NJ" Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell
them.
sriH Wholesale Agents in all the large Cities.
CT Regular sizes, 25c. zoe. d 81 Boxes--
Bottles Flasks.
OF u BEWARE I! Of spurious limitations.
Examine each Box, Bottle j. Flask, and take
nothing but "CosTAR's"
OF 81 90 Boxes sent by Mail.
OF So s. 5 Boxes for Plantations Hotels
dc. by Express.
o. Address orders--or for "Circular to Deal
ers'' to HENRY II. COSTAR,
Principal Depot. 40 Broadway. My.
Sold by Diemer& Miles, Fayetteville, Tenn
April 5, ls60--3m.
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wagon Making,

lTHE subscriber has opcneG ~
n Wagon shop in Fay
ottevile near Joel Commons A'~'-'-''''
Blacksmith sheR aud is now prepared to Dc
all kinda of work in his line, at reasonable
prices. at short notice. and in the very besl
manner. Call and see. My stock Of Timber
is probably the largest ever in the town. and
it is good. A. b. BEDWELL.
june li--7m.
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W. J. sTEdALL,
j. s. VAUGHN,
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says shey Wsns N nna ~ uooa
ness glao'oas ~" Ivy VI vasn. "
near w. usno'a' Ae0o'AAs hso'a in''sen Y '''e
" Wn :. :. ana ~. ,,s., r,.....
u' 'e nsss 'na's " seiss J NV uelleta, i.aise
en1rappeu iatge MsAcAh ieree' coming hefe =. :.
take vera .ru. ~, awihse pach' nave never seen "
y priils nv WI nole ~. LaSe laa pu' io.ss-lise
men, anu ,ounu ll'lseh sauaehy IN 'he sicihi'y "
~ 10y y eWo eohciuaea y was y Ne
as0mps ss0ape w ausn', ANY sols ao"A ',,s
'elesrapi Wires aiohg nis route " haiu al'u lauo
d net work. Zig-zag, hither and yon worm fence,
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THE TRUE TESTS.


| The true tess ID be applied to candidates for
public Office are those enumerated by Mr.. Jeiief-
son--to-syit honesty, capacity anu isiity g me
Consultation That great man, when PRESIDENT,
did not Iook ont fol- noisy partisans TO all the offices
If the country He did not consider that services
IL behalf Of party, Of themselves, constituted q
c,aila TO effise. His Apprentices were required to
BE both capable and honest; and BY observing
this rnle, and enforcing these essential conditions
be conducted the Federal Government for eight
years with honor to himself, and in a manner con-
duciye to the general prosperity and power Of the
nation.
These good old Jefersonian tests are those which
the people ought to apply in the selection Of their
municipal officers. We repeat that we intend no
disparagemenf Of the so-called nominations of the
American party, when we ask the people to com
pare the Two tickets before them, and to be guided
by the true interests Of the city in the selection
they may make, Each ticket may fully come up
to the Jefersonian test; and in this event, it be
comes us only to scrutinixe the material Of each
to come to d proper conclusion inregard to the be
stowal Of our snifages.
But it IS great error to suppose that this is q
matter Of SO little Importance to justify any one
in assuming position of Indifferent neutrality. In
many respects our municipal governments involve
as great and important interests as either the Fed
eral or State government The city government
in its influence upon the community comes nearest
Of all to the private business Of each citizen. IN
/ asmuch as no one is at liberty to disregard his
business pursuits and to neglect his proper occu-
patton, 80 also every one Is under obligations to
attend to those matters Of local concern and civil
administration; upon which TO 50 great an extent
fo1
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.sotice 10 fhe. .sassos,ai Democracy
= y - = ~ = .FNsSy " tSaH
THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
-ksD-
10 ALL SUCH AS ARE DISPOSED no SUSTAIN THE
PLATFORM AND THE NOMINEES OF THE MA
TIoNAL DEMOCRATIC CONTENTION, ADJOURN
ED TO BALTIMORE FOR THE 18TH JUNE NEXT

The State Executive Committee having made call for a
State Convention fill the in the National Demo-
chosen by the late Baton Rouge Convention the duty deolves
the undersigned the representative Of the State Of Lou
isiana the National Executive Committee, that the
State be represented the adjourned session of said National
Convention to be held at Baltimore the 18th of June
As recommendations to that effect have issued from the
trail Democratic State Rights Club and the Louisiana Demo
cratic Association for meeting Of the State Convention diff
fcrcns times and places the Undersigned acting under
of the authority vested in him. aforesaid adopts this mode of
announcing
That meeting of the delegates from the different parishes in
the Saae will assemble at Donadsonye the FIRST WEDNS
DAY he 6 of June next for the purpose OF selecting dele
gates said National Democratic Convention
Baltimore the 18Th Of June and for the transaction
besnes may before them under cali.
THOMAS C0TTMAN.
New Orleans May q 1860. my22 2p3t
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- : = = -
The Toilet.

.TREFELIo,' IS THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY !.
aTREFELTon Cures all Eruptons
..TREFELI0" sofens the Skin.
5=# g TREFELIO' Beauties the Skin. ~
t.TREFELIO, Eradcates Hnmor
#..TREFEEIo = 50 cents bottle
Particularly adapted climates few drops poured
the Battling deliciously refreshing exhera
ing giving the Skin Freshness snoohnes Elasticity Soness
Bliancy and Purity-Coons and Inygoratinge the
flesh firm of aabaster richness of Beauty all
Erupons. Immensely popular among the Ladies'
mS-sold everywhere at 50 cents bottle.
CARY, HOWARD, SANGER 4 CO.; NORTH, SHERMAN
& CO.; LAzELL, MARSH L GARDINER; TIIEsTeN =
CO. General Agents As Rroadvay New York. my23 2ply
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Wetlcoe s. Gibbs
WIN INE

S f W n G NJ AC HI NE.
The points of superiority claimed in this Machine rendering
desirable for Family or Plantation use are
It's remarkable and power being capable making
-FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute, and a PER.
FEGTLY RELIABLE STITCH
1t will not drop stitches and noeless in Its operation
Its wonderful simplicity making easy learn operate
No mistake possibly be made in setting the n.edle
It will hem perfectly Of required s1e
hem to that of yard in width also form seams
without the difficulty experienced with other Machines
Last but not least the price thirty five dollars lower
any other reliable Machine in the market, brings it
within the reach of all.
H8Purchasers will be guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
the privilege of returning the Machine if after trial. does not
prove to be all we recommend.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
ms 2peodn % Camp street
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NO. 1l5 Canal Street.

KEEP COOL! KEEP cooL!. KEEP COOL i.
large and hne assortment of ICE PITCHERS. ICE
BOWLS and WINE COOLERS all Of the best SILVER Plate
together with large assortment Of fms JEWELR9 SILVER
WARE and FANCY GOODS can be obtained at reasonable
prices at No 1l5 Canal street corner of Royal
myl4 spl2t E.A. TYLER.
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FHxNrIc FEaA LE. They have had i new ex.
riteiaent ease n Rochester, 4. \. Awellknown
lswyer W. met n the Arcade BY d wen dressed
young iaay Who claimed 90 acquaintance which
HI seelned desErona of repudiating. The lawyer
IAN hnrFisdly, and the young lady took to hys
terieal and clothes tearing. Finding the
latter operation likely to be- carried to an extent
that would soon leave the frai daughter Of Eve as
lAtte indebted 70 tho mantua makers art AZ was
her original mother, an officer Of the law inter-
Jared md carried Tho destroyer Of lace and muslin,
70 jsil. The young female was not Of the ssaban-
doned class. Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-23

TEAVfI no Euis0pE. The steamer Teutonia
sailed from New York on the 18TH. for southamp.
Ton. Hasre and Hamburg, with ISL passengers.
Ainong them b Hi. Murphy, Sandy Hook pilot,
going ID England II pilot the steamer Great East
3 efn into the port Of New York.