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DlPTHERiA.

DR.. Hunter, who ha. given long
and assiduous attention to diseas-
es of the lungs and throat, gives
the following remedy for this
complaint, which within the last
year or two has been very prev
alent, and in many instances fa-
tai: @
In diptheria the blood is i'm
pregnated with specific poison,
Of which the protoxide of nitro
gen is the antidote. In the treat
ment Of the disease, therefore, the
physician should direct the pa
tent to inhale the protoKide from
a. suitable apparatus, until its eff
fects are manifested in consider
able exhilaration, and after ON
hours intermission chlorine should
be inhaled freely to check the dis
organization In the mucous mem
brane. Under the combined &C
ton of these remedies q few hour.
arrest the disease and save the If;
of the patient. The oxygen O
the protoxide pari6es the blood
while the antiseptic properties o
the chlorine arrest the tendency
to sloughing and gangrene. Be
sides these means, the throat
should be washed every few hours
with strong chlorinated soda, APP
piled with pharyngeal syringe
Treated in this manner, diptheria
is a simple disease, and will not
prove fatal in one case out Of a
hundred.
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Wiss anu Qtbermiss,
A Long Time TO do an Errand.


The following good story was re-
lated to US by gentleman of this
city, whose veracity we have new
er heard called in question:
"About ten years ago, there
lived on st. Charles road, nine or
ten miles from this city, a family
by the name of Stringer. The
eldest son, Jacob, or Jake Strin-
ger, as he was called, was a most
eccentric genius, and took every
occasion to show his oddness. One
day while sitting before the fire
whiting a shingle, his mother
said to him, "Jake, 1 want you to
60 to the store (about half a mile dis
tant) and get me aquarter's worth
of sugar, and quarters worth OF
soap. Now, mind what I tell you,
Jake, and be quick about it" Jake
reused himself up, brushed the
WRITINGS from his lap, and started
forth on his errand, clothed in his
blue fustian breeches and vest of
the same material, and a thick
wooden shirt, without any coat
He did not return thet day; and
his mother waited long and anx-
iously for her sugar and soap, but
in vain. Ten years passed by, and
no tidings were heard of the tru-
ant. Yesterday, as the family
were sitting down to their Thanks
giving dinner, the door opened,
and in came q tall, moustached,
good-looking man, with some bun
dies in his hand. 1t was Jake
Stringer. All the family sprang
to their feet in establishment, but
the mother and Jake were perfect
ly cool. "Nfother," said Jake,
"here's your sugar and soap
clay them on. the table and eat
your dinner" said Mrs. Stringer;
"you ought to be whipped, Jake, for
staying 30 long"
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Interpretation of Dreams

Interpretation Of Dredms.-To
dream of small stone around your
neck is sign Of what you may
expect if you get an extravagant
wife. To see apples in a dream
betokens wedding, because where
you find apples you may expect to
find pears. To dream that you are
lame betokens that you will get in
to hobble. When q young lady
dreams Of a coffin it Setokens that
She should instantly discontinue
the use of tight stays, and always
go warmly and thickly shod in
cold weather. To dream of fire
is sign that-if you are wise
you will see that the lights in your
house are out before you go to
bed.
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CLARK 6 FULl's
AMDROSIADIL
CLARK. GREGORt co,
Sole Prophet
C. UR ES

| Headache, Earache, Tootle, in thre.
minutes; Rheum atism, CouI Neuralgia
Colds, ErysIPeals, Bronchi Dyspepsia
! Collie, Cramps. Infamed Eydhronic Sore
Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts. rs, Bruises
Spraius, Charped Hands, Piltlcers, Diar-
rhea, Bunions, Corns, Frosteft, Deafness
Old Sores. Sore Breast, Sore bles, Scald-
Head, Ringworms, letter. SnBites. Spider
Bites, Dog Bites, Rat Bites BE acorlu i,
| challenged far its equal far Scand Burns.
ltcureS Scratches on horses. fe Ewes on
horses. Sprains, Swinney, Pelvil, Fistula.
saddle aud harness Calls, freWounds or
Swellings, and is the best KIND remedy TO
apply to tender-footed. horsesn founder
take UP the feet and battle we out the frog
of the foot. Cures all cutais diseases Oh
man or beast.
NOmedlcine can cure in abses, but we
ican show more real proof De virtue of
AMBRosiAL OIL in its bealiuJperties from
responsible men, who are abbeing bought.
than can be produced for amber medicine.
We do not ssserta cure fIvery malady
TO which the human fanlilys subject, bu,
what we proclaim we can su.ntiate by liv-
ing witnesses. TIE AabAL On is a
Nashville preparation. audd throughout
the South and Southwest III good drug
srists and general dealers. he South NAV
be justly proud that DIR. G. native Ten
nesseean. after much labod research, has
produced areally worthy fiicine, which is
bound to drive out macf the worthless
imported trash with VIII the country is
flooded ~
Please call at our offtwhere we will
take pleasure in showing ers and testimo-
mails too numerous to seth in the form
OF an advertisement, semd whichcome from
Physicians in high stans, who are usirg
1t in their practice, as th state with mar
velous effects. T.
We challenge the worp produce rem
sdy so speedy and etfectrf Its healing prop
critics.
err Read the evi,le of The virtue of
Clark & Fnller's AmbTd Oil, evidence so
authentic, and from per. whose word and
sianding are iireproacfe. Read and be
u
CLARK, GG0RY 4 co,
Sole ProprietoF ashville Tenn. 3
For sale by w. C. DIR, Fayettevilie.
Nov. l5.--12D
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farm ann Garnen.
How a Chick is Hatched


Judge Butler explains the ope-
ration of the Matching process,
which is 50 beautiful and philoso-
phical, that as we have never seen
it explained in books, we repeat it
to our readers:
The chick within the egg
breathes through the shell; in the
silky membrane lining the shell
the blood circulates, and is thus
brought in contact with outer air.
The head Of the chick is in a
position as if it had been brought
round under the wing and over on
the back-a little one side of
course-in such a position that the
least muscular exertion will press
the beek against the shell, and
about in the middle, and when any
violent struggle is made, it will
break little hole in the SHE'LL
Now this little movement of the
head, perhaps an eighth Of an
inch forward, turns the chick In
the she'll so that when the head is
drawn back into its normal posi-
ton, it is brought against another
portion of the shell. The next
struggle breaks fresh hole, and
SO on, each struggle making new
opening in the shell.
These struggles, as the chick
gains strength from breathing the
fresh air, become more frequent.
Finally, in the course of half day
perhaps, as it goes on turning it
self in its she'll, the little blood
vessels which originally formed a
connection between the chick and
the lining membrane of the shell,
are drawn so tig ht as to prevent
circulation, or are twisted off, and
when holes have been punctured
and the shell cracked about two
thirds around, the shell falls apart
and young chanticleer steps out in
to new world.
Occasionally the lining MEM
brane Of the egg is so tough that
the shell parts from it, and leaves
it unhroken, except in the little
holes described, and 30 if not seen
In time the chick dies; a pair of
scissors will effect q liberation.
1t is dangerous to attempt to
take chick from the egg before it
has, as will be evinced by the
cracked shell, turned itself near
ly OF quite two-thirds round; 9th
erwise the blood vessels spoken Of
will be broken, and the chick eth
er bleed 70 death OF be long in
recovering
The wholeprocess may be watch
ed if the egg be kept warm in
the hand, and observed as its
struggles call attention to it
This viii not interfere with read
ing, or..writing, and is instructive
and interesting.
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Give me copy Of those lines"
Sues the fair Celia t. her poet lover;
Delightful he, the sheet resigns--
His cup OF bliss. quite fall, il running over.
Forthwith she hides the paper prize
Safe in her bosom's labyrinth Of lacss;
He marks the imprisonment and cries,
my lines in truth have fallen in pleasant
places"
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HOWARD ASClATI0N,
l,UILAnPUlA.

| 4 benevolent Observation-Disclosures specioj
Endowment, for the IF Of the 1Sisk ana
Distre ,set, afflicted .. Eiru1ent and En-
d'nsic Disease. and esiai9y for Me cure OF
Diseases of The Serudrgans
M EDlCAL ADYI given gratis. bv the
Iva Acting Snrgeo1 all-who apply by
letter, with descriptef their condition
Gage, occupation, habit life, &c..) and in
case of extreme pove, Medicines furnished
free of charge.
VALUABLE REHiTS on Spermator-
rhea, and other Difes Of The Sexual
Organs. ard on the Nv REMEDIES en-
ployed in the Dispen5 sent to the afflicted
in scaled lettor enveles. free of charge
Two or three Stampsf postage will be &C
ceptable. ~
Address DR.. j. S1LIN HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon. Hold Association. No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order Of the Directd W tL
EZRA ID. HEWELL. President.
GEO FAIRCHIisSecretary,
Nov. .15--12m. -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-09-12

"My native city has treated me
badly" said drunken vagabond,
"but / love herstill." probably"
replied a gentleman, cher still lie
all you do love"
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"WHosE IMAGE AND SUPERsCR1


TIoN?'-"Thst's q fine counte-
nance" said the recipient Of ten
dollar note OF the Citizens Bank,
Gov. Moore, I presumed" "Not
he" responded the teller, "but ex-
Gov. Roman"
"The former would be more ap-
propriate," wa. the rejoinder,
"since every person receiving one
bank note desires more"
"Hit were a v" added the ready
teller, "your argument would be
valid; but i. being an x, the apt
ness of the designer in presenting
the likeness Of the ex-governor is
admirable. M o. True Delta.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-09-12

1t has been remarked Of Jere-
miah Mason, the distinguished
lawyer, that che never talked when
he had nothing to say"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-09-12

A negro's instructions for put
ting on a coat were, "Fust de
right arm, den de lef, apd den glib
a general conwuIshun."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-09-12

The man who was "moved to
tears complains of the danpness
of the premises, and wishes to be
moved back again.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-09-12

There is . fellow in Vermont
who has a bugle, the notes of
which are 80 sweet, that when
he plays the whole neighborhood
catches them to use instead of SUI
gar.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-09-12

What is that which flies high,
lies low, has no feet, and yet wears
shoes? Dust.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-09-12

A truth for lawyers to stare at
case most easily got up is
the staircase.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-09-12
WHISPERS OR A NuSThcgF

IN from three TO six weeks. This arficIe "a
the only one of the Kind used BY the French
| and in London and Paris il is in universal rse
IL is a beautiful, economical. sco-hiro vet
stimulating compound, acting as Il hv p,seic
upon the roots, Causing beautiful growth ~
luxuriant hair. If applied to the sc.lp *
will cure badness, and eanse TO pfiu0p,, IN
place of the bald spats fine growth Of nv
bair. Applied according 10 directions. Il a IN
turn RED or towy hair DARK. and restore crav
TO its original color. leaving itsoft. smooth md
flexible. Tfe"0SGUENT'' is an indjsrer.sI,e
article IN every gentleman's toilet. and after
one weeks use they would not for aBy eon-
sideration be without IL.
The subscribers are the only Agents for Tho
article in the United States, to whom all order,
mast be- addressed
Price Gne Dollara box-for sale hv all
Druggists and Dealers; or box Of the "Op-
guent" (warranted to have the desired eTect,
will he Sent to any who desire il by mail d :
rect) securely packed, on receipt Of rrics and
postage, 81 l9. Apply to or address
HORACE l.. EEGEMAN & co
DRUGGISTS &C
"a William Street, New York.
March = en-
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NON-HEs.DENT, NOTICE.


John D. Smith. Admr, & Others } August
Us Rules,
| Christian Leonard 4 wife. 1851
IAN motion of compliments by attorne
~ and it appearing to the satisfaction OF Il
Clerk from the allegations in the Bill, tn
Christian Leonard aud Maria Leonard j
wife, are nen-residents of the State of Tel
nessee--It il, therefore, ordered that p
LEGATION be made in the FAYETTEVILLE O.
|sERvsB, a newspaper published in tire towb
Fayetteville, Tenn, for fonr successive wes
commanding said defendants to be and arp
at or before the next term Of thegircnit q
to be held for tie County Of lincoln a
Court house In Fayetteville on the first n
day in. November. 1861. and Plead. aqV
or aemur to complaiaants' Bill, cth&
the same will be taken for confessed, auti
for hearing ex parte as TO Them tr
Aug. %. so RS. Wo0DABD, a
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ST|hULllIHG oHGUEHT
For the EhishrrS and Euir

The subscribers take pleasure in announce
ing to the Citizens Of the United States that
they have obtained the Agency for, and ara
now enabled to offer to the American pprlir
the above justly celebrated ard World re-,
nowDeG article,
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The Stimulating Onsucn.

Is prepared by Dr.. c. P. BELLiNGEAx. 9
eminent physician Of London, and is war
ranted to bring cut thick set of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-09-12

CLARK, GG0RY 4 co,
Sole ProprietoF ashville. Tenn.
For sale by w c. plER, Fayettevilie.
Nov. 15.--12n
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sOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD.

SOUTH-SEDE RAILROAD.
NANDAFTER MONDAY TBE22d AU.fSS
~ gust, the passenger Trains, viii run as follows: II
From PETERSBURG TO LYkCHBURG.
Mail Train daily at $50 NJ reaches Lynchburs atlass
Pm.
Passenger Train daily, except srnday, Al G<6 H.,
reaches Lynchburg at 1890 A. NJ.
IRON LYNoHBURG TO PETERsBUR9
Mall Train daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersc at NJ
Passenger Trains starts daily except Sundays st 1890 L.
reaches Petersburg IT $50 A H.
These with daily trains 10 the Springs KnoI
yile Nashville, Memphis, &C.. to New Orleans.
ST. This the shortest and most expeditions route 10 all parts
Alabama Mississippi Lousana Arkansas and Texas
Point Train leaves Petersburg daily Sundays
A NJ Noon, and City Point At $50 A. NJ and ls0 P.
Krtr. 10 and from oil the rtea packets when
q. D. BIRD,
sual General Superintendent
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
TO gCOTTsVILLF

UNRIwEEKLY, TTRC UGH TO LYNCH hi2te-.CTIuk
Il BURG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, f6EEzl1f1
AND TRI-wEEBLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAkINu DAI
LY LINE AS PAR AS s00TTsvlLLE
Richmond TO seosvie . 50 Richmond to LeIinton " 90
" Lynchburg. Il 90 Buchanan. 90
The through line will leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday aud
friday ~ and and arer the 9Th September the Way
scottsve will leave NJ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
udays far scotve Returning leave Scots
vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday At H. A. NJ
distance fare time OF passing In card below Tor through
line that the scottsye line will pass Intermediate
points the opposite day the hours going and hour
later coming down. 49,
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CO ~ Ia
Nulb,.IN DIX

sUP,IS OFFICE Is. q ID. X. K. CO.,
RICHMOND, FEBEUAAY 22sD, 1891
ON SATURDAY, February 23d and each G{sss{r fsIs
" succeeding SATURDAY until fu Their no SkX@SssS No
tce Train will leave Richmond at o'clock
P. NJ, nc arrive al the Junction at 1880, p. NJ.
Returning the Junction $50 A. NJ and arrive at TO-
A. NJ.
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RAILROADS, &C.
CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.

~ 4 -
ON and AFTER Monday, April 18th,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RICHMOND DAILY, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, for
staunon intermediate Way Stations, connecting Cor
donsye with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains for
Alexandria and stations aud at Charlottesville with
their Lynchburg and all points West and Southwest Of
that place And every other day. viz Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays for Jackson River and staons West OF Sauntop
Harman Browns Stages connect with the saunton,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and nj Goshen Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington
man Mason and Complny Stages connect with the Train,
on Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays Mboro FOR the Warm
SPRINGS Jackson River for the White Sulphur Springs,
Lewisourg, &C.
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves JI,xelp River Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays, at BIS Z. Il for starnton.
ap4 THOMAS DODbMEAD,
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RORERT j. INEiN- ~ y,
De,t,r Ia as1~d,.arc. cutlery, inriS, Ac,

talrt..rg s..rH .rr.0tt n sr..r..S Ftt '.s- lrr
pJyJJDEpS JttrvfvTSTS a. EJUSE6EEPEES@
Ne ~, ABOVE t1EAs
-.v ia .ii UH., com
4 Ne. t..ek OF English German aud American ~sS,'s
S1syt,tar.. ere- ft al ur r'.a5crctn Of u
- - r..leeffy invite All iu w.ut 90 ex'rrine -s~
t1- s,1e before ulslal. elsewhere Af E's are trs ahl
b b- purchased exclusively for cash, prcparedto OF
~ ttrr upon Che lowest terms IN,
10 Fnrmin.. Impl. uarnis suunersie oes o-s
sNy-Is -uaIs- -t-'st axes N'l-ils
80. ,..tn % aygrS lNU "NJiS .i Ell si-.L
ir Hence r urninsing foods uy stock is Aso very
---..-l. Fr. Tea I-la and Walters -'uac and 10 sei
Jgt15 r1.t sets. 1-vsrv sAcclaus Tea and Preserving
r.,I-- ZINE Ivory Handle Knives On dos and ln scs9
D5ubI. Plated FORKS and spoons brushes i and seats err Dust
= r-ts {pr.-s Mats i-cours, C'o-:-- Utensils &C, &C
I-ita syuflt. Materials, fartcu.szy am constantly
reo.-ei uits large ami zee si 'i '',s OF eve ue
-g,. g. r.., Sc-.s. Iron ans Brass S. crNyysSrrel
Pu,-ys sash Cord sc-cs Wr-ne- Vatsld "5olN
Nh. ~ s<es ADD AT other Gslcl-s r optl2g purposes, 90
g-ther uila Tools % an kids
- Sfes' -@- ROBERT :. DENNY,
grs Naa s--r-t. above she Bs1Ft
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sN0CKOg FOUNDRY r ak0H.sy
ooRsk2 o. ckkf Jed iITH sTtrrrs Sa0t
kcHnGsD. Va.

TALBOT 4 BROTHER, Proprietor, Of N, All.
l. now b1ding PORTABLE sTYAh EsGIsys' sOtt
proved Instruction, Of all ftes from sir 20 fory "
suitable Cor Circular asw Mills, 1hreshtng haelibs.
purposes which they naiter themselves fally co., ~,
perior 10 any Engines bulit here elsewhere ~ I
ten Horse 10 any required psver. it VI
CIRCULAR SAW hILlA, OF the most approved s,,-
and OF various sizes. anr,l,
MILE, and IRONS for MILLS Of all kinds 'tbfr
RAILROAD WORK OF every description
TOBACCO PRRssEs, ELATTEEINd sIIIs sai,n,,
manufacturing Tobacco together With ever ~
RON cAsTINGs and WROUGHT IRON w EK Dhb n
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Lcucorrh0R or Whites, Ovarian TumOr,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
syphni. and MercuriuI Disease.

NV ORLEANS, 18th August, lSj9.
Or. J. G. AVER. Sir: ! cheerfully comply with the
request OF your agent and report 10 You some of the
ELECTS I have rslizgd with Your Sar>aparilla
have cured with u, in practice most Of the com
rrut, Cor which DO is rcconm udod and have found its
eT,j. .ruy Wuuj r.U, IN the cure OF IUsr0H 0Hf Mr.
cflf Disease. One Of my patients had Syphihtc ulcers
i8 bis throat, which were consuming his palate and the
sos &C his mouth. Your Ssr.aplrilla, steadily taken,
cured him 90 i've weeks Another was attacked by
on,llrv symptoms u his nosg and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part Of H. so thar Olcvc the
disorder would soon reach hi, brain and Kill him. But Il
Welded 20 my administration of your Sarsaparlla; the
ulcers healed and he Is well again, not of course without
r1,n. f-ur.tou &c the face. woman who had been
treated for the disorder by suffering
nom This her bones They had become seus
tive 90 the weather thabOu damp day she suffered eN
cruciltug pain iu her joints and bones. She too
cured entirely by your Sur~apariliI IN few weeks
know from lis formula which your agent gave mr. that
this Preparation from your laboratory must Dc great
remedy consequently, these truly remarkable results
With BE- have not surprised me.
49,. ID. ,..t.r. ~ ApTNfEp n
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=, In M Ix ARRANGkMSNT.-r To .Sls---k
- PoKTsMOlTH AND NORFOIK.-The steamer .inzkdksa8s
CURTIS PECK Captain joins IT, FREEAAN will on hud after non
wednesday and Friday monr - for the above places
at O'Clock precisely leaving Norfolk each alternate ous
Except sunday at tie same hour 70 ocoeS ana 'ouch NJ al
regular Landings the river going and Itturnlng - -,
Passage Portsmouth Norfolk ~ Meals exTa-oV Gus ea.
% mn he Maid for VII N sent down to jat AMI will not be
Tor any loss or damage after delivering the wharf
~ ri ~ a, "a dirsctsd Imh29I L. o. HASkINs.
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- ~ 'glEE. IsHsT.''


Splendid Stock OfPianOs.
WORCFNTER'S NEW SCALE.
W. ole, for sale '' T, i5' sSET4 q he most superb
..- oF.rsl Tor sale 'rtb llE and ask An 'Sanai2n non
tsoseil Vat u he Bt,I PIANOS a. DE lo'es Nr.r,
ocqs Egasz.l-- ,ot o,ll-- u -a,----21
UPHOLSTERY AND PiPER-BiSGlS6S.
THVBE st.rb. sspeetiulJ collects cal Rom his ea-s and
e pau- rruc-ly, 1 lr DIS sock " Soo4a4- me ao''e
Inc, consisting OF Tie following
Carpe tingS.
Velvet Tapestry Brussels. rarrt ply, fenetA Dutet hP'
&c, Hearth R1rr, Door Ms AID stair ZOOS
Curtain Goods.
brocatei Damlsz. Union pauasE fa23els Np- L-c1
and M1sl Cartns With splendid aSsorneut OF "inco" NoF
nces Bands Wlados Shades large assortment or
al The latest stys @ aEtars % the most approved kds Low
Floor Oii-ClSth,
or Al TIE best pattern and from the best qu1y % ne lowest
priced which v Be eat % hthss aud Of al dneson
Also, Table Cloths large variety.
haper-HanEtnga.
splendid assortment or al The latest follows: Velvet
Gold and Plain Papsrs o. every color with A
tons Of The ddrfent knds OF uo ana marble Being practical
orEAn myself and havag The vorsen employed al work
vii warranted 20 rive sAtsiAction-
orders for anything In ne above Inc WIN Be punetuaiy
tended 70, both IN re city or country
Ps-Har and shack Ma.fresses and Feather Beds had
and s.as % order. o. 81 materials loesl Aw.
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Frste-ualiy yours, &. Y. LARrIER, NJ. D.
Rheu.natisIn, Gout, Liver Complaint.

INDEPENDENTS, Preston Co., Va, 9Th july, 1859.
pu.J. C. AVER. Sir. have been afflicted with spaln-
fI chronic Lf.Iaigifl fnr lou- tmg which bJt the
skin of uhv. rlu-. and stuck boo spite Of all the
rsmrI.. cuu hud, until tried your S3rsapdrilll. One
laulr c,rcl u two weeks, amt restored general
E.rItH .l much tlat FAR better than before was
sttsrk.d think 10 wonderful medicine. =. FEEAM.
Iu.. y Grfchvll Of ~. Louis, writes " have rrpn
afflicted for year. WIh affection Of Gee Iig'r, which
.Ifrlv. my health. ltre every thing. and every thing
t.. f. r,Ii 500 mr, and have b,yua broken down man
m .aU cav. from other cause than arrangement of
a.. Itf rs lyio,, 1stor the Rev. Mr. E-py,oVis,j
me- Co jy your lriI, J,,'so hc said ir knew YOU,
ami ANS tir- Won .I1. 1t- worth t,-. 'it The bless
s1 0f bod 10 has cured and h1, purl'i Be. b.. ID
b. q, b.. Re- new man of ne. feel young again. The
b.,t tst can l said of you is not half good enough