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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
Epaves.

ARRETE par Tras,mond An.
IVA coin, residant sur lie cote gauche du
H. ~ fieuve, deux Poulins ct une Pou-
TSAH Iiche, savoir:
49, 10. lie premier est dune Couleur
Noir, Ia mains de hauteur, age a.
apeu-pres 3 GU 4 ans. etampee de deux etamns
espagnoles, ayant une cloche a son cou.
20. lie second est dune Couleur NOR. ~ on
l3 mans de %hauteur, age d'apeu pres ? on 3 ans,
avec une etOile sur lie front.
30. La troiseme est une Pouliehe Noire, agee
de 5 on 8 mos, avec une eloiie sur lie front, nav
ant aucune aGtre marque.
lie proPrietaire des dts animaux peut les OBJ
tenir en- proGvent son drOit de propri6te, simon
Ills seront vendus Lundi lie 5 de Noyembre. 1850
. 10 heures du main, a mon office, pour du comp.
tant. oc6 A. HEBFRT pr
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

TIE Great Fair. An Immense Cr0tcd.-
TIE Steqm PLough-Ihe Primer Of
WdLs.-POhdicaL MatiHgs.-BLaGs Re
pgbLicdnisa IN MSsOurL-THe Demo
cratic COnreatioa. - Prospects Of The
Democracy.
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Gao. 4. WITH. L. ADAMS.
GEO. +. WITTE & CO,
g EC,as;l!C Grocer AND CONF
mission Merchants,

AND DEALERS ~
BACON, PORK. LARD, FLOUR, WINES
AND LiNCOE*,
aid al kinds OF Nes;eIA Produce.
Nos. IL aud = Front Leyce. Ie,ween Custom
mouse ami D!c4'Iie at.eclS, NLw CALEAas.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
LEstEayS.

TAKEN UP by Mr.. MarcelIin He
w bert, residing on Bayou Manchac, on
Ae.~4s the lett side of The IIycr. three mares,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

gro. T. NITIE y co. respectfully
~ Inform their ]ll-rvi,.e friends and the pub-
he generally. That ihey have just received per
sup rOIe>i City
80 Goxes SaleratuS: 80 kegs Shot:
10 boAes Cream Tartar; ~ legs Bar Lead
Per ship thhs. Davenport
- Kegs Sal soda; 50 boxes PIPES, ass'd;
u cases Bfdss-bouud Pals:
suG 10 Tobacco Boxes. halves and qr>.:
500 boxes flarFiugs, % cases Yeast Powders:
% Cases Fine Crackers; 80 do. Matches,
"a bags SPICE: 80 cases 10.
Pea ship Ida Snow
50 LbIs White Fish; go bxs Goldfish;
go Kits MackereI, ! aud =.
200 Gyis do 2aHd 3;
so qrs DO No. /.
HsT SHIP !. Il. CLai6oune-
lAJ cases BALTIMORE Cove Oysters;
100 do HOLSTERS; p DO Green Peas, in cans;
100 boxes Lemon Syrup;
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Hats and Cans,
Ladies' Riding Hats. &c.

Misses Hats. al about Manufacturers prices.
u Expecting TO be in our NEW STORE for
the early Fail trade, We purchased large lot of
the above, but having no conven [ place TO
keep them, are offering them at a bargain.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
Fancy Notion Department

In THIS we defy competition, both for variety
and pr'ce. Among them are Fans, some extr,
len; Pun and Powder Boxes, extra rich; Ladies'
porlmonnales; Work Boxes and Dressing Cases,
Whiting Desks, assorted sizes.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
CARPETS and Rugs.

The most complete lot ever brought to tb
section OF the c0untry-some very rich-whic
can he seen in the third story Of our store, ar
for sale very cheap. Gail and see.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
SfOCLIey a. DeF0caU0dc.
Removal,

Removal.
M have moved our Drug Store to TIA" ne
w brick building on the corner OF Main and
Bank sheets opposite Roth, Debleux a Co,
where We invite a call from our old cu-lomers
and the public generally.
ses SGUC[LEY h DEL AVALLADE
N1E have a larw" and fresh assort-
W ment Of MEDICINES. which were pur-
chased for cash IN New York, AMI which We
warrant IN all cases, and will sell as low as any
Hose Ia the South.
ses SGbCkLEY Il DELAVALLADE.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.


Horse, dark bay, black legs. name, and tail
rollar marks on both shoulders. saddle mark:
on back, barefooted all round. 15ik hands
high, about 10 years OLD; by Vim. Buchanan
10Th dis, June 80. Valued at 1925
Hog. white and black spotted, mark with
two swallow-forks, about 80 months old; by
VIM. D. Bright, goth dis, June 81. Valued
IS.
LIMESTONE COUNTY.
Mare Mule, baysblind in left eye, white
streak in the right, riag around lett fore foot
abou. IA hands high, Is or 20 years old; by
John Bla *, miles south west Of Athens. on
Round I;land Greek, June 20. Valued at $50
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Horse. sorrel, bald face both hind feet white
about Is hands high, II or Is years old by
John c. Vaughan, oath dis, May 23. VAL
ued at S22 so.
Horse Mule, brown, reached and bobbsd,s
no other brands or marks, l3t5 ands high,
years old; by Allen T Nolen, 18th dis. une
4. Valued at 800.
Horse Mule, orrel, IA hands high, 2 yeas
old; by Allen T. Nolen, June 4. Valued
at Sl20. =
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Sale of Land and Negroes

Persons interested as Executors
Administrators, or heirs, in land OIL
negroes that are TO be sold by pro.
cess Of law, and desiring the same
advertised ia the Observer, will please
mention the fact to the Clerk, or
the lawyer having charge Of the mat
ter; aud their wishes will, we have
no doubt, be complied With. We call
to this matter because sew
eral persons have expressed them
selves to Us as dissatisfied because
publication Of the sale Of property Of
the kind mentioned, in which they
nad interests, was not made IN
be. Observer.
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Murrain in Ca!tle-

The following is one Of the most
valuabl, recipes it has been our
good fortune TO have contributed 20
the Observer The gentleman who
recommends i. is eminently a ptac.
teal man, and knows whereof he
spsaks:-
REMEDY FOR THE MURRAIN IN CATTLB.
Mr.. WALLAcE:-Please publish
the following remedy for the Muir
rain 10 Cattle: Take one handful
of may Apple root, bruised; take
one pint water and toif for TWEEN
~ minutes, and let cool until it is
milk warm, and drench The COW when
il is frat taken sick. Give plenty
sof good water, during its illness.
Nine cases out of every twelve, will
get well with this treatment.
N. B.--Givs suitable food.
FRoM oys wHs HAS TRIED IT..
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Spread the Documents =

One Of the most Efficient means
Of aiding the Democratic cause is
10 spread the dOca mems, and our
friends seem disposed to carry it into
effect. Numbers Of them, who have
been subscribers to the Observer for
years, are paying for extra copies of
the paper. to be sent to their friends
during the campaign. Orders are
not confined to Lincoln county, hut
they are coming from various locali-
ties. We have just received one from
friend Of long standing at Sena-
tebia, Miss, to send another copy of
the Observer until the election in
November; which we suppose he
designs placing at the disposal of a
friend. His example, is ,corihy Of
imitation
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A Ws1LE fssllY AFFLICTED : COVERED
vTTH s0ass IND B0llS.

CoLgxBI., Hamilton Co., O., Jan. 20, So.
Ma A. l.. ScoyTLL.
Dear Sir This ia to certify that my wife,
chiiGren, mother, and myself, about two years
and half ago, were sorely afflicted Ny
wife, children, and mother, were first taken
with dreadful itching on the skin over the
whole body; and was covered with running
boils 1 employed several physicians, and
tried their prescription for about six months,
and found that, instead Of getting better, ice
eyee ,oo1se and tvorse; Gni finally the Children
rcys covered s0itA runain1 sores orer The I0Aols
s6,iy. My brother called and got eight bot
ties Of your BLOOD SYRUP, snd strange to
tell, before We had one half Of it used, VIZ
wssk AL WELL | had spent over one hun
drsi dollsrs before got your medicine.
Yours, with respect,
HAMILTON M'ADAMs.
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gtaths
DIED.

in Desoto county. Miss. July 4th, OF con-
gestive fever, HENRY RoBISsoN, aged % years.
after an lines, of week. The son of doting
parents, with dear relatives and warm friends,
who had brighter prospects than he? Young
and vigorous, just launching his bark freight
ed with high prospects and pleasing anticipa-
tons of the future into life's busy ocean, where
success seemed almost sure; but alas, we are
reminded again "that 10 the midst of life We
are IN DEATH"
Time is winsing us away,
To our eternal home;
Life is but a winters day,
A journey to the tomb.
{ Youth and v:gor soon will fee,
Blooming beauty lose its charms;
All that's mortal soonwill be,
Enclosed in deaths cold arms.
In Giimer. Texas, Tuesday, May 29th, Mrs.
Louisa v. MoNTeoAERy. aged 81 years.
In this county. Saturday, 9TH inst, Of
whooping cough. an infant daughter OF Mi
James Rutlidge. aged about 10 months.
In this county, Monday. I'd inst, of con-
sumption, Miss NANCY BRYANT.
IN this county. Mondiy, I'd inst, Rev.
MAT WIsENER, aged about "a years.
In this county, Monday. 9th inst. of cor
gestiye chill, Miss Della BLAKE, aged about II
years.
In this place. "Wednesday. 4th inst, Of COP
sumption, Mr.. GARLAND B. MILLER, aged A
years.
His life and history are replete with in
tsrest anG instruction. Commencing with
humble means, his whole business career was
proverbal for fair, honorable and upright
dealing. and an absence of all shifts and de-
vices too often Practical by many. his
ledger. posted in plain style. showed mod
crate profit. which was. al, he craved. and q
balance which no one questioned. In word,
he sccs an koncst max.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii persons are, hereby armed not to
"A trade for three notes signed By
me, and made payable 20 j. R. Foster--ths
precise nmount of each note is not recollected
but believed 10 be something over seven hun
dred Dollars: due the 1st Of January, 1861.
1862. aad 1863, respectively. Said notes were
given for Two tracts Of Land, the deeds 70,
which TO me Represented the titles Is good but
have since learned that they are incumbered,
shall not pay the notes unless compelled by
law. JOHN WASHbuKN.
July IL, 166o-4t,
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Nashville. ycnn-

|, Flour and Grain--Flour has been sellin:
more freely this week than last, without an,
change in prices. We quote city superfins
! at SG@6 80 and extra TOT so per barrel
/ the. outside figures being. the retail prices.
| A small lot Of Flour made of new wheat
has been received in market, which is selling
in retail way at S4@4 % p 100 fbs
We hear Of no transa ctions in new Wheat to
predicate quotations upon
Coru--We quote Sc a zoe. and very supe-
rior article of prime white would probably
command Csc per bushel.
Provisions-Receipts of bacon during the
week have bsen very light, and we qnote the
extremes OF the market SIS follows: Shoulders
8 4, Ham, I0A ell, and Clear Sides ll1s@l2
from wagons. From store packed, &c ad-
vance onthese quotations is demanded
Lard is in limited request at ll@ 1fx in
good shipping order,
Sngar--Fair Sc 83c and prime to choice
9@93 per ID in hhds.. and X "a lie advance on
these quotations in bbls; New York coffee SUI
gars l0@llAe; crushed and powderedl1k@
l2e; Loaf liz @l2c.
III olasses and Syrup Molassesi Ibis 4o@45
pergallon; hall bbls 45@4S cents: sugar house
43@45. Golden syrup in bbls IS; half bbls
80. and kegs 60 gailons) S5c.
Coffee--Ric l4@14Ac, Laguyra 14@15e,
Java18@ zoe per Id. -.
Tea-Imper;al 50c@sl, Gunpowder. soc@
IS, Young Hyson 4o@ 60, Black 60c@$I so
Salt-We quote coarse sack al 81 so, and
fine at 81 60@1 20. and barrel 1T 40c per
5ushel. The stock on the market is ample to
meet the demand.
Whiskey--Recti6ed 2o@ %; coui try brands
5o@75c.
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Rail Road Notice :

As the larger portion Of the
freigh.s coming to the Fayetteville
Depot are due the Nashville and
Chattanooga Rail Road, and from the
Grst Of this month, settlement has
10 be made with that Company On
the reception Of freight. the Agent
al this place is eompelled TO collect
freight before the Goods leave the
the Depot. Those interested will
make a note of tbis fact. An adj
vsrtisemsnt setting forth what we
have stated, may be found iu this
paper.
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Shooting

eh00tiuS-
We understand that difficulty
took place on Monday Of last week,
ia the o ,ighborhooa Of Georges store
post Office, in this county, between a
MIR. Beasley and man named Morgan
Williams, in Which the latter was
severely wounded by gun shot, the
ball striking his breast aud break
ing three ribs, aud then gl4ncing
and passing through bis left ARM
We are net sufficiently advised Of the
cause of Tie affair to justify US in an
attempt TO give it TO The public.
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Land for Sale

Land for SaIe-
On Monday, the 18Th of August.
Mr.. H. X. EstiH, Clerk and Master
Of thu Chancsry Court of franklin
county, will offer for sale to the high.
est bidder, on the premises, the val
liable H. + Robertson farm, y ing on
Elk river, in Franklin ard Lincoln
Counties. These desiring to pur.
chase splendid property. would do
well TO consult the advertisement in
this paper.
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Strong Wind

1t is generally conceded as fact,
We believe, that last Thursday eyen-
ing there was the strongest wind
Eereabouts that basbsen felt since the
10 of Monday, FEB. a, 1851
Trees weIestripped oftheir branches,
ana 10 some cases their trunks were
snapped in twe; corn was Frustrated
and seme Of it broken of, and the
hail that came With the wind and
raia split the fodder good deal.
Fences we're Frustrated, and out
houses were uncovered. The par.
apet Of the stoIe-house Of Web s.
MPAail, west side of the Square,
WIS blown down, carrying with por-
ton Of the brick gable end.
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Worthily Conferred

by reference to the following ex.
tract from private letter, it will be
seen that the leading literary Uni
versity of East Tennessee has con.
ferred The title Of d. D. upon one Of
our citizens. If talents Of a high
order have weight upon such oeca-
sions, then is the degree wort billy
bestowed. The correspondent says.
under date of
KNOXVILLE, June 81, 1860.
At the Commencement of East
Tennessee University to-day, the
Honorary Degree of Doctor of d.
uinity was conferred uIon your
pastor, Rev. Al. NJ. MARSHALL.
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Our friend Dr. Bull advances with the
step Of conqueror from one medical triumph
to sLotber His last, and the Children
think his greatest achievement, is his Eegeta-
bic Worm Destroyer. Pleasant to the taste,
and certain in its effects. it has become a
universal fayerite with both moth srs and
children .-EransrsHe Enqairsr.
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Particular Notice.

A LII persons. who had any dealings with
"A. Isaac Short deceased. since f845. are re-
ouested to come forward and examine his books
in Fayetteville. There are between 200 and
lOoC accounts which are against men who may
have forgotten them long ago, and attention
to this notice may save them cost. Those
having claims against the estate must present
them to the undersigned within the time pre-
scribe6 by law, or they will be forever barred {.
SAMUEL TALLEY, Adm'r.
June Il, le60-em.
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Stfays-
Our Stray List, which is one OF
The most valuable publications for
the farmer ever made, and which
never has place in any other
psper unlsss it is copied from the
o6server, may be found in another
column.
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lars worth of GOODS Qnvoice. cost at auction,
consisting of staple and fancy Goods. Boots,
Shoes and Hats fine eight day clocks, Hard
ware and m ade clothing and many other
things too tedious to mention. We will also
give to buyers the following handsome gifts
amounting to $4,000. To, the largest pur-
chass out of the $500 worth Of goods we will
give as gift free of charge
!. Two no rse wagon valued at SIS 0O[run-
ing gesr new
l fine dressing bureau, valued at $25 90, the
next largest purchase.
l fine globe oil lamp, stone bottom, valued at
90 to the next largest
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AirerY Stable

Livery Stable
Mr.. Ben Z. Carly has moved bis
Livery Stable to bis old stand (knoxn
as Miller's siable) on the street
leading the town ford, where he is
prepared to give that strict attention
sto horses intrusted TO bis care, for
Which bis establishment is favor
ably known. He claims to have
The best bnggy-house 10 town.-l
His advertisement is in this paper.
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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 arrest.
9TH, valuation.
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NEAR CAMAReo, July 5, 1860.
Mr.. N. o. WALLAcE: send you
a potato vine measuring 6 feet and
8 inches Itgfew 10 my Patch with
out manure. l pulled it up last
Friday. Yours truly,
HAIrY GRAY.
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CHANCERY NOTICE
June Rules, 1850.
J. j. Burrow
s. AZ. and I'M b

VIM Perry h wife d otbsrs
an motion of complainant BY attorney,
" and it appearing to the satisfaction OF
shs Clerk and Master from the allegations in
the Bill, that defendants William Perry and
wife Elizabeth NJ. Perry are non-residsnts
of the State of Tennessee, or that their place
Of residence is unknown--It is. therefore. or
dered that publication be made in the FAY
ETTEv1LEE OBsEEvER, a newspaper published
in the town of Fayetteville, Tennessee, for four
consecutive weeks, commanding said defend
ants to appear on or before the next term Of
the Chancery Court, to be holden for the
county of Lincoln, at the court house in the
town Of Fayetteville. on the 4th Monday
ia August, Ise0, aud plead, answer or
demur to complsinant's bill. otherwise the
same will be taken for confessed against said
defendants, ard set down for hearing ez partt
a to them.
rR. FARQUHARSoN, CK. d II.
June %.
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4 Long One

4 Long One
The following chronicles the
longest PorAro VINE we have heard
Of this year
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Cincinnati. Ohio.

Cincinnati. Ohio.
Flour buoyant; l0@6 for new extra, fresh
ground. Wiskey Tic. Nothing doing in
Provisions. Lard in kegs l2Is @l3e. Lin
seed oil 6ll@62.
New York, N. ". ,-.
Cotton, Middling Upland 1885, Flour dull
2o@5 80. Cor dull; 65@691ac. Mess
Pork quiet bu t frm;Sl9. Lard, l2L @12&.
Coffee, Costa Rica I4@l4A. Molasses. Porto
Rico 383@S9. Sugar steady. Cuba 656973$.
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Rs.iclenS-

Religions
A Saeramental Meeting, to in,
cludo next Sunday, is appointed TO
be held at the Presbyterian Church
in this place.
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100 dollars in cash to the man that can find
= BY bidder procured by Us. Note and secu-
rity required. Time given to Dec. rs, 1860.
HOLT f. HILES.
Lynchburg, June %.
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Executors Notice.

HyHE Tan Yard and Gardiug Machine be-
lone 70 the estate OF James II. Cobb, de-
ceased. Wing in the town of Fayetteville. are
for sale and any person wishing to purchase
can hear the terms, etc.. by applying to the
undersigned. The Leather on hand is also
for sale. Apply as above. All those hav-
inc claims against the estate must. present
them within the time prescribed by law, and
those indebted must come forward and settle
without delay. JAS. g. WOODS. Ear.
May s-tf.
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Wagon Making.

TNHE subscriber has opened H
i Wagon shop in Fay A
etteville near Joel Commons asa'zs-s''
Blacksmith shop, and is now, prepared to d
all kinds of work in bis line, at REASONABLE
prices. at short notice, and in the very bes
n anrsr. Cali and see. NV stock Of lr mile
Is probably the largest ever in the town. ian,
it is good. A. B. BEDWELL.
June l4--7m.
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$500
WORTH OF GOODS
fit Huction!

M E will sell on
w Friday, Sat-
urday and Monday.
the 9th. 28.h and
30th. Of July next.
E,ftaau yIurSraS nnl-
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VII the afflicted cell on TIE agent and gets
pamphlet containing certificates of cures from
well Known CITIZENS OF CINCINEATIf
~ scovill's Blood and Liver Syrup Is
COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF FEGEFA-
BLEs, and Is PERFECTLY SAFE for CHILL
DREN to use, in case Of sore mouth or eruption
Of the skin. If MOTHERS VALUE the
health OF their .-hildren, they should eradi--
cate the seeds of tie disease before ii is too
late.
Read The statement of one Of the OLDEST
CHEMISTS IN CINCINNATI.
al hereby certify that have been made
ecouainted with SC0yILL'S SARSAPA4
RItLA AND STIBLINGIA, or BLOOD AND
LIVER sYEUP. THE INGREDIENTS are
entirely vegetable, and 10 mineral enters
into the preparation"
WIS. MERRILL,
One door west Of Burnet House, Cincinnati.
For sale by the Proprietors,
A. L. SC0VILL & CO.,
No. IL West Eighth Street, Cincinnati.
Also
SEARCY d MCKINNEY. Fayetteville.
HAINES 4 MCKINNEY, Petersburg.
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i j: , & &: 4; !;
SKI [Ssx SAPARILLA AND
49, 49, STILLINGIA,o or
fSSsA 49, Blood snd Liver
/ - xs.ssss sf.s15.s Syrro, hes done for
q kSss = /. Z ss..rS.S4.S me. SoMe three and
III sSs5s.a half years since, l
49, ssssS-s,ss<tsA was attacked with a
~ ~ = n 49, &c X oEB L o US
WHITE SWELL
ING, which was at
tended with most excraciating pains! / tried
various remedies. and had two Of the best
Physicians of the city, tone of them Pro-
fessor in an Old School Medical College, and
they Failed to give mo any Rshef! | was SO
reduced that was confined 10 NV bed for
over three months. The nerves and muscles
of one leg were so contracted and drawn up,
that COULD NOT WALK. had M0RE
THAN A DOZEN RUNNING ULCERS on
nv legs from which took from time 10 time,
more than ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF
BONE, some OF them from three TO four inches
long. Twas reduced TO almost a skeleton, and
my friends had given up all HOPES OF my
RECOVERY! was in this condition when
commenced the use Of your Blood and Liver
Syrup I have used altogether some two
d,zen bottles. I am now ABLE TO ATTEND
ID BUSINESS, and my legs have become SO
strong that / walk without any ci1icnity-
AND HAVE ENTIRELY RECOVER lily.
HEALTH. Yours, truly,
MARTIN ROBBINS, il.
s52 West 5sh Street.
Dealer in Coal Oil and Lamps.
Rad en- extract from the CFTleisnGti ard
Eli,s5u.-gh Medical JelfrH2l, Vol. 5, page $40,
By its editor, PRoF. Z. s. NEWTON, in regard
10 this Remarkable cure!.
g "Whils Martin Robins was in tbs very
worst imaginable condition, we were called to
attend Elm for fracture of the leg, produced
by a fall. The indications OF reunion Of the
bone, under the CIRCUMSTANCES, were very
an Eavorabie, for he would sit, day after dsy,
PICKING OUT SMALL PIECES OF THE
BONE, which would slogghof found hin,
using Seovin's Preparation. tcaich ne coa-
ti,Hea to use until cure i0ds effected. We
gave him no constitutional treatment, being
in attendance only SIS a surgeon; yet We con-
fess we had much curiosity 70 see what could
be done in system SO extensively diseased
rs his wss." ,.., &c..
= THs DocToR rURTBER SAYS, since that time
be has made use OF SCOVILL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA and STfLLINGIA in his practice,
and ii has cured the MOST pIFFIcULT CASES of
aud SYPHILITIC DISEASES,
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w & A. r. Z.
ON and after the 2eth inst, the trains will
" leave Fayetteville, at 5 O'Clock A. NJ,
connecting with the train for Chattanooga
june 2s. T. 6. PULLIAM, Suprr.
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Marriages.
MARRIED.

In this county, Tuesday, Sd inst. Mr.
THoMA HEART and Miss SARAH Z. HUNTER