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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25
ILARk { FULLER'S
AlBROSIAL OIL
CkRK. GREGORY b co,
Sole Proprietors,
@ u r ES

Hea&be. Earache, Tooshsche, ip three
minutd Rheumatism Coughs, Neuralgia,
Colds, kryspeals, Bronchitis. Dyspepsia,
Collie, Qmps. Inhamed Eyes. Chronic Sore
Eyes, Se Throat, Cuts. Burus, Bruises,
SprainsChapped Hands, Piles. Ulcers, Diar-
rhea. Blions, Corns Frosted Feet, Deafness,
Old So1 Sore Breast, Sore Nipples, Scald-
Head, Rgworms, letter, Snake Bites, Spider
Bites, Dc Bites, Rat Bites. The acorld is
rhaNengedor its equal for Scalds and Burns.
1t cures Sasches on horses, Sore Eyes on
horses. SPINS Swinney. Poll Evil, Fistula.
saddle araharness Calls. fresh Wounds or
Swellinssud is the best known remedy to
apply to tder-footed horses from founder
take up infect and battle well about the frog
Of the foo Cures all cutaneous diseases on
man or bet.
No medine can cure In all cases, but we
lean showeore real proof of the virtue Of
AMBRosIADIL in its healing properties from
responsibltnen, who are above being bought,
than can Hproduced for any other medicine.
We dot assert cure for every malady
to which q human family are subject, but
what we rsclaip, we can substantiate by liv-
ing witness. The AMBsosIAL OIL is a
NasnViile reParato1, anu soIu '"ho csno"s
the South nd Southwest by all good drug
grists and eneral dealers. The South may
be Justly pud that DR.. Clark, a native Ten
nesseean, aer much labor and research, has
produced aeallv worthy medicine, which Is
bound to dive out mich Of the worthless
imported tsh with which tho country il
flooded.
Please ca at our Office. where we viii
take pleastb in showing letters and testimo-
mails too rherous &c set forth in the form
Of an Advertisement. some Of whichcome from
Physiciansh high standing. who are usin:
it in their pctics, a. they state with mar.
velous effec.
We chaIhge the world to produce rem
sdy 40 spesy and effectual in its healing prop
/ sF Md the evidence Of the virtue Q
Clark & Hers Ambrosial Oil, evidence .
authenticknd from persons whose word an
standing ke iireproaehable. Bead and b
CLARK, GREGORY q Co,
Sc Propristors. Nash vile. Tenn.
! For SALLY W c. DsxMzs, Fayetteville.
I Fov. r3-t3D
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New Goods
W CMolgan, T G Goodrich, Tant
& Ashby, Webb & McPhail, Wight
& Trantham, D P s ] G Shikle-
ford. and F 2 Eli ming havefach
reinforced with splendid stods Of
Goods for the Spring and Sumner
trade. which they will sell eheap-so
low. in fact, that Eve dollars wibuy
two or three ship loads, proyidedhe
ships amt, too big. Go and sector
yourself
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Marriages.
MARRIED.

In this county, Sunday. lab inst, Mr.. An
DERsos BoNNEa and Miss MALINDA BEYANT
In this county, Monday, 18th inst, Mr.
ROBERT DANIEL ard Ahs MARTHA AM
BLANKISsHIP.
Married at the residence Of VIM. A. Brooks
Lowndes county, Miss. on Non1ay, 18th
inst. by the Rev. P. B. Lawson, Nr. GEO J
GooDRIcH. of this place, and Miss SALLiE w.
HATCH.
At the residence of Mr.. j King. thu brides
father, on Thursday, l lth inst, by Elder E. L.
Hester, Mr.. J. P. Fox and Miss PERNELI2
ASs KING, all Of this county.
In this county, Tuesday. 10th inst. Mr.. G.
y. Cox and Miss SARAH a. MCCLURE.
In Talladega Ala. Tuesday. 18th inst. by
bulge Thornton. Mr.. JOIN J. MoRaAN, OF
dis place. snd Miss SALLIE STo:E.
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Messrs. CLARK, Gregory + Co There are
thousands of patent nostrums pulled and
trumpsied over the country, which are worth
less. and seed only to be known to be hated i.
A cou nterfeit. however, is no proof that there
10 not q genuine. ! have tested the efficacy
of your Ambro:ial Oil in so many cases, both
in ard out Of my family. that It's value is no
longer . subject of doubt with me. Physi-
clans are using it inthsir practice. and families
now using it say they are so well pleased that
they cannot afford to be without it. II )ou
or others desire speeia.ities as to its value, /
will DO happy to give hem at any time.
REV. JOHN P. CAMPBELL.
Nashville, Sept 8. 1850
Sold BY w. G. DIEMER, Fayetteville, Tenn.
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Ia Letters 10 volunteers near
Fort Pickens should be addressed TO
Wmrrnion, Florida, care Of the cap
tain Of the company they belong to.
Capt. o. 3. GasiOn commands the
Madison Riaea,l
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The Mulberry Company ;

We are requested to cay thai be
Company now forming at Mulb,sy
is not to col 1ict With Mr. Turpea
Regiment; but the object is 70 ftp
a corps Of minute nsen, who will Id.
up the line Of march ON the iustdt
that G5s Harris says the word:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25

Flags
As if by magic, The Sanlhtrs Col
fsderacy flag has been raised 10 81
rious parts Of this town. Turn whic
way you will, its graceful folds ar
seen waving in the breeze, from Place
Of business and private residences
while a large one floats from the to
Of a pole GO feet high on the Square
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august Elertian- 1861
ELECTION: THURSDAY, Auousr lat.
srNArh--IIsooLN AND TRANKLIN

sENATE--LisooLN AND FRANKLIN.
or We are authorized to announce Joel
J. Jones, Esq, a candidate for the State
Senate.
REpREsESTATIsR--LINc
NJ We are authorized to announce Col
Z. =. N. BobO a candidate to represent
Lincoln county in the lower branch of the
next Legislature.
rLoATER-LINcoLN, GILES AND MARSHALL.
or We are authorized to announce Dir. j.
G. Carrigap. q candidate to represent Lin.
eoln, Giles and Marshall counties ir the lower
branch Of the next Tennessee Legislature.
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Patriotic

Patriotic
The ladies' Of Fayetteville viii
commeneabie patriotism, have or.
ganised asociety whose object it is
to aid the noble volunteers Of this
county By making clothes for them
etc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25

Preaching
Elder William Cratshe, viii preach
at Buckeye on Thursday after the
fourth Sunday in April, at FayssteS
vile Thursday night, and Friday at
lStewart's Creek
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Deferred

Deferred
The proeee dings Of the m, citing
held at the court house last Saturday
were handed to US too late for TO-
days issue. We will endeasor 10
make room for them In our next.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25
cAANcERY SALE aE TOWN LOTS.

ON SATURDAY,, tie 11th day of Nay. 1861.
~ pursuant to a decree of the Chancsry
Court at Fayetteville, Tenn. in the case OF
VIM Bonner. Admir-, 3c. VS.. isaac Short and
ethers--I Wills at the court house door in
the to wn of Fayetteville. to the highest
bidder, on q credit of 6 and " months
free from the defendants righ. of redemption
"A valuable Brick Store house
and lot, belonging to the estate OF Isaac
Short dec., situated on the North side Of
the public square.
Also, at the same time and place. pursuant
te decree OF said Court, in the case Of James
Il. Castleman and Others vs.. James B. Carly
and others, I will sell to highest bidder, for
half cash and the other half 10 II months,
Lot No. 26 in the plan Of the town of Fay
etteville, upon which is dwelling house and
Livery Stable.
Also, at the sanc time and placs--pursu-
ant to decres of said Court, in the case Of
VIM. Il. Moores. admir- &c. vs. II. c. Holman
and wife and othsrs AID Robert Hill vs..
r. K. McConnel's Admir-. | will sell to the
highest bidder on credit of and years
ali the interest that said r. K. Mcconnell
had under the will Of his mother. in cer-
tain house and lot in the town OF Fayetteville.
in which said Robert Hill nov resides--
bounded North by the Female Academy lot,
West by street, South by Joel Commons and
East by street.
Bond with TIVE or more approved securities
will be required Of the purchasers, and lien
retained upon each lot, respectively, for the
r. FARQURARS0S.
April 10. CK. q n
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Rober, D. Hardin, Adm't, ae}


A. J. Hardin & W. n. Hardin)
Petition to resign as Adn # Jane : Hardin dec
ON motion Of complainant by his.connsel
" this Sd April, 1861, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk that defen-
dants A.. j. Hardin and w. N. Hardin are
non-residents of the State Of Tepnessee--ft
is, therefore, ordered that publication be made
in the FAYETTEVILLE Observes, newspa-
per published in the town Of Fayetteville,
Tennessee, for four weeks in succession, COM
handing them, the said A. J. Hardin and w.
NJ Hardin, to be and appear on or before the
County Court at the term thereof to be held
at the court-house in the town OF Favette-
vile on the first Monday iu June, 1861,
and plead, answer. or demur TO compiaInanps
petition, otherwise the same viii be taken for
confesse and set for hearing sx parte as to
them.
Witness, DapielJ Wilmington, Clerk OF the
comfy court of Lincoln county, st Office the
6rss Monday in April, 1861.
DANIkL j. WHITT1NGToN,
April l6. C~s-
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gAs9saM o51x2B


DURsUANr TO an order Of The Clerk Of
II the County Court OF lincoln county.
Tenn, upon the suggestion o. the aam,as'ra.
tor Of the estate Of Henry Payange5, acc, OF
the insolvency Of said decedsnts estate no.aee
Is hereby given 70 al persons having clans
against said estate 10 present them 20 the o'eIS
- ss;a Cont authenticated, on o. before tho
a8th day % Juue. 1891. ios pro Iala
distribution, or they viii Dc forever ospa.leu'
ian. 10 CARROLL McREE, 44dm'r.
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peatbs.
DIED..

Inahis county. Wednesday. nth inst. Mr..
JEiH w. HARkIss. aged aocut so years.
In this county, Thursday. 18Th inst. Mrs,
VROEN, wife of Robert Warden, E SO years.
10 jiis county. Friday. 10Th inst, Of con-
sbption, Mrs. LOUISA MARTIN. wife of An
dion G. Martin. and daughter OF S. S. Buc-
ban, aged about SO years.
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no YoU WANT wHIsKERss
DO You WANT wHIsKRRs7
DO you WANT A MUsrACHEs
DO YOU WANT A MUsTACHE9
BELLINCHAM,S
CELEBRATED
STIMULATING 0EGU[bI
For The WhiSkerS and Hair,

The subscribers take pleasure in snncunc-
ing to the Citizens OF the United States. that
they have obtained the Agency for and are
now enabled to offer to ihe American public,
the above Justly celebrated ard world re-
nowneG article.
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Mhitary Elsrtinrr---1S
ELECTION: sarrrnAr, MAY 4th.

coLoSEL--70th REGIMENT.
or We are authorized to annpuee Mr.. w
LAWSON Moore acandidate fer Colonel oil
the 10th Regiment, Tennessee Militia.
coLosEL-7lsT REGIMENT.
OF We are authorized TO announce Mr..
VIM. w. Fam a esDdi late for Colonel
of the fist Regiment Tennessee Militia.
coLoSEL--72d REGIMENT.
"s We ere authorized to announce Mr..
John u. MASSEY candidate for Colonel
Of the I'D Regiment. Tennessee Militia
LIEUTENANT coLoHEI.-72d REGIMENT.
sP We are authorized to annouce DR..
II. Il. Searcy q candidate for Lieutenant
Colonel Of the 72d Regiment. Tennessee Mills
tia.
EAJcR-72d REGIMENT.
OF We are authorized to announce Mr.
John II. Bra nse n candidate for Ma
ior in the 72d Regiment, Tennessee Militia.
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list Regiment

list Regiment
By authority. We announce to-day
our friend w w James candidate
for Colonel 10 the list Regiment.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25

Ii you arc too fat and would like
to fall off, mount vicious horse.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25
Meeting al LyBehburg.

The meeting at Lynchbnrg on the
18Th was grand success : such en-
thusiasn.l--such feeling! : such una.
nimiiy was perhaps never seen in
ynchburg. Miss Mamie Tsylor's
address TO the "Lynehburs Ringers
WAS touching indeed and left but few
dry eyes in the crowd. w. P. Tol.
iey's sEswer was singularly appropri.
ate, and caused many q one to enlist
und.r the Southern Banner. Then
followed Turnsy in an able speech
also New man. Estill, and others gave
sLoIt but stirring speeches. Sixt,
men were soon enrolled. The strife
seemed to be as to who should 60 on
The list first. Lynshburg has passed
into history. The people Of that Vi.
entity have done snd will continue
10 do molly fer the great cause Of
the would that the whsIe
South had been as harmonious on
Southern righta as glorious old
Lynstburg and vicinity. The Ladies.
God bless them, seem even more
enthusi .slic than the men. That
meeting was glorious saceess-a al
. least So thought one Of the
FAYETTEVILLE GUARDS.
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The Stimulating Onguent

Is prepared by Dr.. C. P, BELLikshAs. al
eminent physician of London, and is war.
ranted to bring out a thick set Of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25

THos r Brown.
LYxcHBuRs. Tenn. Anril q, + 1Se.
Sch Dance W.T. K Gree,
Thomas E Brown:
\ GKruEMtN.-f have inst rece;ve
tyou1 note :, nuest;no of mo ! con
lof nv rerlv in vonr hab,lf To Il
lelonuest and nstrio.io .ddresa ,
Miss Nannie Tailor in bab.lf
1.-The ladies' of Lvrcbbnro and v;cin
lty Oh the occasion Of their nresent,
ton TO tyncbburp Rangers Of the a,
ofC ga. Brother Rangers a. "
I,,re deferr;no 10 vonr ;,domsnt an,
lnot cnnsuI,ino nv gu ,ead;l,
consent. Yours ,r.sn cf,llv
VIM p TOLIEY
/
/ Geutten,su of ths E,ucI1uro p ~,
oers:--Conscions am + If NV ov,
inability TO do iustica 10 the sub;ae,
of the vresent occasion and were :,
not for the deem and absorh;no inter,
eat feel in the plotious cat,se vou
| have so nobly esnoused. M Induce.
ment could ba offered ma 70 md ;,
take the task which has hser, anio;n.
ed upop me. By these nv mothers
and sisters. with 40 sbott ! time
for nren,rat;op ami tho knowledoo
Of the fact. thu, some Of vour great.
est mer are here to address Won 70.
day. | will occuby but a shor, snace
If vour ,;mo and claim vour ;n,,,,l.
aences IN bnt t. few remarks
When I look- aronne mo. and see
so many friendly and familiar f.cea
with whom ! hate hoan .coua;,,taa
from INV o.rI;os, ob;tdbooa nv nrss
emf embarrassment, Is to Soma eften,
d;s;sn.,od il the reflsct;nn that yo,,
ara no, here TO-DAY to cr;t;c;se. NV
humble afforts. lint ara # baart :, NJ
.,L;,a,. NTH mo n tho o,oa, 900
lion that an;n.tes our nrsssnt .c,;on
Whot .ra Tho nnrnosae e,r ~h;oh ~,
.rs convened9 Your SOLEMN bu, firm
oYnress;on IF copn,en.nc.. denote
sooo,b;no &c or.va .nJ momontono
-, ..Th IA &C.,.
800 &c ,,npn 90,
Tbo ,,on,oa n..ca &c our o,;ot n,
,,o x;lI.ra = - a;s,n,n.,i hv.,ho
~, of e ar... - a.ns
IT.. ;na;a'. ,' 80. .h.t o,o ,,nr
,ho en-. or,ho =. ,r;er o., the o,.n'
aar IS ~. w;I, 10 ha.,.I - ..ho nm.
On our lin. ana r.ys,hey.ss nn,n arr
monn,.;n.
49, ~. lin .e h.,,,. NAV ha
nod ~. s;hs.r;,n 81 ,hs aho:t. -
On Andra If ON a,no,d .nd o,he,
enemies oc o.r ones alor;ous INIT now
doa.,,sd Ir0;o,
IT, Ri. h.,,,. h;ra ,h.n
& ..,aa !. .o,;.,w ~ DO hao,L ;ko
~. yeu. If dam,,s Thesa thine.
v;,b nh ,b.;, .,,and;,o horror, ~
Ill n,on,,,,,., 49,.
49, r..h., a. .',h,,;, - ~. a;a.
49,, ,h.t .a.;t. a. ,.f...,
w. 900 ~ ,ha r.ns. 81. er.. ~
ar, hrother. nd ,ho.a &c On, n.a,
and dsar h;.DJ. who .,e hand ~
=. hu al Tho t;ao II k;ndred .nd 90.
.o.;.,;on In - aroto r;,o ~
un CO. .;th . ,-osn.ct of ..;,,n
.ome dow covered r;,h ,aurel and
I'LL, va,,. Ill, .m,r,s 5000 v;,s
v;c,o,v
RI; On, corn,,v bls.,,o - o,o,v
no,e .nd lilo tho Ram.n no,hers
NO ssv these ara tho levels Of onr
oo,,n,r, >, aI,boanh !, b.. ha.r tho
-;eb,fni no,;cy n o,r go,o,nmant
that We af .ha veakar cav arc mn, mar.
r;,tea 70 n.r,;.;n.,o IN ia ..,n.l
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Sc II Dance, W r K Grven,
Thomas E Broom:

~ IL - - efseSos ~ . ~ <H,
Thomas E Broom:
GENTLEMEN:-l have just received
your note, requesting a copy Of the
address delivered by me on The occa.
sion Of the presentation of the fsg
Of the Confederate States Of Amer.
lea, 10 behalf Of the ladies of Lynch
burg and vicinity, to the 'Lyncbburg
Rangers, and were ii. net that
think it might be the last request o.
some Of my counir, men, ] would moi
sonsent TO comply with your request
Cor tie publication Of SO short an ad
dress, as do cot deem il worthy o.
so much notice. Nevertheless il il
at your disposal. Yours truly,
NE TAYLOR.
LrNcHBuRc. Tenn, April 2esb, 1861
Mr. W. r. 1olley:
Sir-Yeur fellow Rangers unani.
snously desirsa copy Of the atldres.
sou SO nobly made, and which they
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LrNcuBURo, Tenn, April goth, 1861
HISS Mamie E, Taylor:

lUiss Ndhkte e, Taylor:
Mlss-It lie the unanimous vote
os "the Lynohburg Rangers that
we II quest Of you "a copy Of Your
eloquent and patriotic address deliv.
cred on the occasion Of the presenta-
ton to US of the Flag of the Con.
iederste States of America. We
most earnestly urge upon you to
grant us cur request. We are yours
sith respect, S E II DANCE, } s
w Tx GREEN. s
THos E BROWN, S
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$50 thoroughly endorse. 90 the 90
Icasion Of the reception Of the Flag
|of the G s Of A from Miss Mamie
- Tsylss, as the representative Of
the Ladies Of LyDcbbtasg and VI
emily. We are fellow Rangers wi.h
respect, S E II Dance. s.
w T K GRsEH, 8
THos E BRoWH. IS
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" Ehave complete variety Of sll kinds
w Of fruits go varieties Of apples, 200
varieties Of peaches, mostly Of Soaihern or
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2tnieiacn.
MDeiaSWeiaac!

Sotbtn tr6aiten I. 100 &iftn uuc 20 Sat
8bsiuwsin pom beribmtrn -6due Sctef 8alf in
Ndin,. Inter BEN Sifen b%sTupsu fs Die eoel.
ten Sortcu, reldtt am 8bsin po6Isn, inter
anoerrn S6lce 9otanutsbera uup Stsinbera
S1binst. Die 6Glfsr entbdltsn 1851 Ii. 1S57er
Rieraeinsr. gdubenteimsr &c. &c. unp c~fferirs ib
Iestvrcn. rutwepsr bel 5aB pber 5 Naapnen-D DE-.
ntiobns. ,u duBe, 4 biuieen preiien. Die Beine
N IRA Ritcn linp 70 dus9s;etdnet, CAP ftsrlict
,slbt am 9tbeiu fein bsTsres aefuuoen weroen
INN, nnO inp pie prsiis i'm 8srbdltnts ,ur Site
fetr mdets. .. GRAM,
SO. 3 Grbnnae 8lpd.
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Scfsmmfmacbumae m.
Nietmmbcr MSemId,eu s0Scy,4owA,

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Sss4S..s.s. =, Sps.hoa TN egppuS uno talten uno
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n, "a S ~. ~ - S y. wv SeelaNeh NJ has tt~
sr1,moIsr D. ,,nt 49,, w. VS. ,I, =" SuiptSs V pnI7Inlien IN ipitnt
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wv" S''' :. u pOlfIhr TN NraraTlt,
$9pHteffer I'D OQenbiffPrS
3s1annt. entcedt Gnp I'm 9anee perbrettet. lpos fsip, r,,,
Msotein, 1pHbern Elm Ifeeieamen! in. mas iobrslons rrrrrSt
une bic CUNT &utr l0 enporben boz. mcids, nof,Its
%braudten. 9erIelbe tat fcrtlpdbilnp in GjunIt uns Mnnr~
laritot rttt nur in Den prp@meltfnn.Sfc Stnotsn' inn.
oern aIG IN SalifurRien, Sreopn anb ben SIN rim Sss MIN
9tesreS Sueerpnnien NO III ferner in Subamertfo. DsrrSb"
lono Unit anoerH S6nperu erlplarsid, perbreitet mprSrn
Oiele arpee Niepicin murae RON Semonben rr5norirt Srr
cine tirfe SenntutB Ger Natur bsr Sronfhsitsn ho, unS - ;,t
oieielbt taupti1dbltb Sarauf bcrdbnet. Sos lIssSI ~ hsr
IDuriel anSu9rstfen. Der 9Iitprs mirFt mil 6esnnnsr,r er,tt
luf Den Na9en, Die Gineepeiee unb bic psbsr rnS Gsnt h..
rem 9elunotuno fraftise S~bdtiefstt mieoer ber. monnrd, biz
Natur 9eltortt uuo cas Spliem bic fS6bioFei, srIouat M nc
Rranfbeit gu trtumpbiren. Carl bsipnbers, miIt,on, ,s;st
lid eerlelte bet allen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Der s,srSouuTas-
Sreans Diarrbss uno Dpisnerp peIcben Rr,ntbsitsn nSr>
anlteeler IN 6pl9e Der 8erenoerune bee NolJers unt,riir-
gen, peroEn nott turieni @tbr&nb pes 8itters arinpIih ,sho.
ben. Nfagenl6paGe ,psnn man pielslbe in ibren ssrSa,ie.
oenen Stopten beiratisi, berrfbt pieleibt mebr ppr. oils ir-
.ito w. u"'.. y Sta"'pyu uhp iuEt iln otelelbe auental auI
huuptVhHHS III ptM StIpuuunaSsS r90Ie surudfubIen.=-
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Btr 9sbru i'm Sntersfs u~nferer @eltaits.
Fute ~follenoe Sife Der siraiuiIhen Bnntucten
nIlt pem Semerteu, OF ~bieislben Bier In 8tamrnn
nuF Den Sanssn ais 3a9luus unssnommsn wsr.
rem Corr ntht.
SaufltIe Rnb bic NOteu.
GGsr RibmUnc 9anfen II. ibrer 3pstebautsn.
S1nt Of Commerce. ErtceridsburS.
Sant Of 6eparoSpils, 6orarcspiae, Nl6em.
SInt Of the Slc Dominion. Qlsrauerta.
Sant Of Rcdbripse. strinatpn.
Sans Of 9iodinatanf, 5arriloatur9.
Sant Of Seot,epi0e, Scc.tspiae.
Central Slut Of Yirsinia. Stauntpn.
SanpiIe 8ant, DonptGs, pa.
Warmers Sant Of Jiucnfte, 5ineaRle.
Werbants Blnf. epn6burs.
Nontieeuo SInt, @bdrtctssctue.
5ou W sifsrn 8aut, @Ytbsotus.
Sran4 OF the Sant Of tive Sauen, @tountcn
" GbriRiansbura.
Rotten Der Sdutsn, mel6e niHt ~bantatle Hno :
Sant Of the Bailey dnp psrsn 3peiabonteu,
lie pon StauntcR uup SbrifianSburs ausee.
Rommen.
Saut OF Bbeelina @heetiue.
Dtinufleturers anp BURNERS 8ant Of gBbee.
Ing uno osrsn 3peisbauteu.
Ncrtb reffirn Sdut Of Yirstnia, @6tsltna, II.
esreu 3meisbanfen.
Werhants aup Mechanics Saut Of @teeliup
itno oeren 3priabanfsn.
Sant OF @bdrtefou. MdlStu, 8auamba.
Sdnt Of Sertrlfp. Wartiusbnre.
o8ra6 Banf OF tbs Sto Dominion. peariStura
S&at rf pbiaippt, pbtllppi, Barbour 60.
@ant Of = nhrfsr 0lnhcaer.
6dtrnwt 9 tnt. 5airmcnt.
Die POtsn ocrifebencsr 8auten fSnnen s.,
zen 5ielilsn Srcttrs se9en l PCT. Oteccuto un
gcpehielt meroeu.
Dt5 @0ten nadftb.ncer 9anten Rtbsu gu
% pSt. Oiscpntc:
8ant ct @aunfsas, 8rout 8cYat.
9dut Of sssfon, 9fwis @ounfY.
Grans.A As5anp Ssnt OF 3eTsrlcnpiue.
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s. Mficbe %Qlnpthefe.

Gir ben mir ron metirn bieteeu 9onbsleutsn 70 reid,
TIC etltsnften 9ufprud berllib p%arssne. empftbIs ib MID
AID fsrnsrtin berem sensietsn gSpblpslsn, inpem id IL
elslfer 3sti sur Se~rinis brinse, boF i'd nebft frtfhsn Drc>
saen une Ntseicamsnter, sttn erbiet; 9foanten, @rtfrn,
Lsine uno ercbe Ei'rite, Sage, 9rSsus5I, y fsrsriee. rer
i@Wesn, SCrtsn 3ueeln, ceutkbe Gi6rrch ylrsr s. auter-
Sale, ebperlaee, Racarpni. SoIaipl in srcfen ans teinen
6-1hhen. Strrt, 9dn;sn lno ~ ,1eBsner, uttf allen anoert
gemurlsn. Shrdmrte. 9ai fumsrisu, Seifsn Ii. i.. wtl6s
@rtitt tb iu BEN m09Ii6t b%tlisIsR @rtien tefsns empftbls.
q. 6. 8 ifher. Not
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MAIDEN, Dap CT i~einen Stors pom 100 nab 229
RatnitraBs, o5erbalb Der 9ten, psrlest bat, no sr
n ieOsr SniIOn Elm oOa.auOises A6orttmsut Der
olleupen Artifsl UOrrdtGts bait: SetOene unp
5trob. oute, 5aHbeno SOpipnBe, fran,6fIbe Blu.
ncn unO 9dnOer; SpiBen Sertba's unO Gaps,
5piBen.5AleIer Irnuer~Sragen uno leiDene uno
tIai6iiihe SptBen Niantilss.
Dameu, wel6s Die 8aoecete beluhsn tGnnsn
en- Store SOaifdnO q Oaa- &c. Nn,aas
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