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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
Boaro ano Rooms.

A YOUNG MAN wants q cheaply- y-iumished
n ROOM aud BREAkEAST, in Family who have neither
Bourders nor Lodgrrs Address H. O., General Post Oace.
CT. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
y NgV YosE, Aug az, 1861.
On and 81 the day OF Sspembei the price Of bosrd will
be reduced 10 pee diem. Suites Of Rooms and single Rooms
Ho,e will oe condue,e with tire Hbsay heretofore
TREADNELL WiuCOMB 20.
Q.l WEST s2D-ST.-Sultes aud Single Rooms.
XXTANTED--BOARDIN in on educated Ger
w man or French family by M American who teach
the Euglish German, French Hebrew, Latin and 0reek
Moud nse any psrs1n s.h0g Al 80 IDVCA.
TtOS Sta ion u. y. \. CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
Go robom 1t man Concern.

DASSPORTS.-U. S. PASSPORTS promptly
procured from WsshiuEou reduced rates, BY GUIDO
SCHMIDT Notary Public No. Chamber '-Oe'nan custom
respectfully solicited.
DASSPORTS.--Unted States PASSPORTS pre-
II pared and i,sued che Government Agency, No Ni
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
Cseal Notlres.

CUPREME COURT.-City and County OF New
- Yort-sTHEON B. CuITTENbEE, Timothy p. ChsRq 81
Cheile, s. Snih Timothy MoNamsEa, and George htsf
sgsIn,t LANGDON BOWIE, j. J. o. snlth, and > t. Iss.
ryigcrs OF James Bowie, deceasedAmended s1nnol
money demand contrsOtConi not SER Ito the desne
named You hereby summoned and reqe1s .
the In this sctiun which hA been med " -
ogce of the Cek Of the City sud County Of New foS
CIV Hall In said CITY, and 10 oepy Of your snsweI
W a, the subscribers tfiT Office No III Btost'
ssv IN ssId City of New ok, within twenty days ster he s
, ts on you exclusive Of the day OF suoh
.nd n Won m 20 answer the ssa comp within the time soe
sid he plaintiff. this action will tass Judgment asgins yS
@ N, ,uIn OF tentyeght hundred aud thrytwo dollars sn
eyenty.nne cents with interest from s 2sh day OF AP ~
houss eight hundred snd siItyon eeside he costs
,ction-Dsed New.Yofk, April 2e 1867. ..-.x,
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS, PlsintifS Aao.psii,h, n A.,
TIE complaint in this action duly fled IN the ONO IN e
Clek Of the City and County Of Nav ora a. the Wv 49,
said city. the 18th day II June ln6l. - ~ ,,.,,.,.
BARNEY, BUTLER Il PARSONS, Plaintiffs A''0''''
iulV22 iRw61M
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For New Haven, .. m (EH l2;l5 B. tEfD $50 4J'
aud o p. IN, 80.
For Bridgeport :, .. m, Ex)i 2:l5 3, CIl $780, 49,
snd
For Milford StralGOrd Fairfield Southport and WspOr, ia
M. 1915. $50 $3.50, aud p. m. . -. ,
For Norwalk e;3Ja BIS ., lex )j $50, 49, $50
\. -.
FOR Dasn and Greenwich 9:JOs 2:l5 J:SO 49, $3.50
m. go.
For Stamford, l. g. CEI 0:oO m. 2:l5 Gr $50, iSo
For Port Chester and ntemedas ,ntions 93os bis,
$50; ;f:JO, 5:30 $3.50. o Y. ~. - - -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, a. M, lEx.h (EEl ?.
" Fs Boston, Via Shore Line, l2:l5 p n.
For Hartford and Springfield g. m Ok ls;l5, }, tEs
p. m.
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal (EE and
l2:l5 D. m. to Northampton. . -
For Hartford Proviience aud Fishki Rsrosd (FI)
For Haven, NswLondon and Stoniu gon Railroad -
o. m, l2:l5 ?, q o. .
For Canal Railroad, l2:l5 p. m. to Northampton.
For Hou,stonic Railrosd to Piushed, .. M, p M
For Nsugstuek Railroad. 3 g. m, p. IN.
For Dsnbnrv and Norgsk Ralrosd T. $3.50 m $3.50 p.
IAMEh IL HOYr. Snpefntendsnt
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
Gs'Ies bp Guetio,l,
UCTION aATNr Of valuable MACUTNPpv
A M Mnpvoz Nucuooee,
Drp GOODS.

A CARD.-W. JACKSON, No 55i Broadway.
bs'i purchased large lot Of BOMBAZINES At pssis
PceS no 0neng them 81 retail Of loss than COS. OF imports,
tlon Also bsek aud Sscord Mourning e. eve sy,
sha qusty s unuslsLy low prices rogeti Will 20
general ssorneni OF desirable Mourning Uoods purchased
during the recent pmle which he is oae at itts os b,
hall OF importation Special attention /, called to BlL4
SiiA' sbi ard 81 perysrd W, JACKSON,
Importer Of Mourning Good,
Ne. 55l Broadway, between Spring ard PlioeS.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
limited sTATEsMUsTERING OFFICE, No.

-
the limited States under ths Of Congre. of collecting
drilling snd organizing volunteers. under the act nhohzny
the President accept the services Of h'e hundred hous I'D
Notice (, hereby given 70 al p.rons having csms against
tie United uLder tho above menoued act
OF ongfo 20 present the at t office without delsy for
examination and payment a
Payment viii oHy be made account Of troopi officers
aud men that have been he mustered and ssoed into
on actually employed in the service ot t United ss-f Or
szatons raised attempted 10 be made bn not mustered
Into service will not be recognized. -,
Personal expenses OF commissioned officers IN recruiting
their eoupsncs nor 10 their being mustecd into service, vii
rates or sub.ence aud quarters (bond aud lodging as pr
Yates from the Of enrolment uu mussrsd into service
The necessary and sctoal travelling oxpeBsss Of oc when
bv hill, Of particulars and receipts ior iay ats
uropeTIy authenticated will he SLOWED
Bills of particulars with dates and fos ot charges and he
yeceipt OF whom payment uedh must 10 an
be furnished In short original vouchers for expenditure Of
every ds.cron must be furnished The sccouus must blTo
designate the particular and company and meme Of The
commanding officer WHO euthofized the expenditure. ,
& Whoe heye been nCurre Of board" or hoard
and lodging the uust be easonabe and IN accordance
with the rates the neishborhood The bills mast slso
specify regiment end company TO wth the troops 20 sub
sisted qusrtered belonged. .
e. TIsnspoTlon and quarters, a. restonhble rates VIII 10
psd Transportation will BE- restricted however 10 the usual
and modes conveyance ENceye chNgef viii not bo
recognized Charges for BY Isosdor oheT pub
lie be accompanied by bids stating the number
Of men, also the regiment or eompTy No -
Information aud proper forms og mailing out sceon VII be
furnish ed a. this Office d. D. sAChEIl1
Lieut. Colonel S'L Cavalry Mastering Officer
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
Gteamboats ano Railroads.,

BOSTON DAILY via GhoTON.-The Steamer
ID bCOMMoNVVFAITH aBd PLYAt0UrH ROCK, from Pie
No Is stSp.m " NJ EDWARDS. Agent office ile Wess,t
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
EindDtiaI.
crlsro. F,ra Issm.Ascs Co. ,

CLthTos Eiss IEsW.aECs Co
hEs XogK July ,. 1861
nIVIDEND "A Semi-Annuai Dividend OF seven
~ per cont bss beea dec1red biI d ps able dsmsld
JAS. d. ANES j.. Secretary.
CoRh ExoBlbGs Fnts IsLtsp E,vlu,Tfos IBs. Co..
Ngw-lORs. Aug 81. tGGL
nIVIDEND. The Board Of Directors OF this
BPCeDpsuy have THIS DAY declared q SEMI-ANEUAL
Dividend Of TEN (Ie, PER CENT p,yabe On demand
W. h. WINDSOR Secretary.
DPOPOSAIS tor 100000 Of the CROTON
! WATER STOCK OF the CITY Of fNEW-YORK.-Sesed
Proposal, VIII be receive Al he Controllers Office until Friday
sept 81 It O'Clock when the will DC Publcly
Thouand Doars OF the Cotoh Water STOCK Of the City OF New
oIS aacrIed by chapter 81 Of the Laws OF 1860 and
od Of The Comol COcl sppfored by tle Mayor Aug
1860 of increasing the supply of Cotoh Water snd extending
the necesy woIks for socumulaug and distributing the
The said Stock w bes interest at the rate Of six cent per
aurUm payable quarter yeay and the pnclpe viii be
deemsbe on the let day Of November. 1896.
The VIII state the OF stock des ed and the
price Lund dollars thereof and the whose
proposals accepted viii be required deposit with the ham
ben the City within ten days after tbs opening tire bids
the awarded to them respectively including the premiums
the ssine 20
lain for such deposits hs via be entitled receive
dcaes for equal amounts OF the psr value Of the sock bearing
iuterrst from the dates Of payments.
Each propoon should be se3ed aud iudoTsed "Proposss
for Ccton Wafer Stock ofe City of NewYof" aod the same
rosed 90 second envelope addressed to the Cortr1le
Tbe m preserved toe the Controller TO reject any
the iueres, Of toe city. ,, d, nm, -
City Of New York ,partment ofFlpsuce
Coat.oler's OHice, August T. 1901
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

Uaw ar f,.t steamer DANIRL DRbN leaves Jeys on
TUESDAYS THURsDAtS ard SATURDAYS at : M
calling at GCf.si. Excursion hoses 20 be had'u uVa'u
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
sIINE-IIYERPOOL PACKETS

rENApSCOTTs sLINE-lIVERPOOLP PACKETS
L SHIPS WM p. sTOREn ,,is Mondsy. sept. D.
EMERALD ISLE, September T. and GUY MAkNEklNdi
September H. FOR pa,ss a. low rates or or drss apply 10
TkPsCOTT & CO., No. 30 South street.
THAPSCOTfs LINE of
LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The subscribers continue to grant certificates OF 10
nom Liverpool by their syonie line Of Pockets compi'ng 10
De the following ship,, vil -
EM TAPsCOIT EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
DREADNAUGHT, MlDDLEsEk VICTORY,
BFNJ ADAMS. CONSTELLATION, JOHN J; BOYD,
WFST POINT ESCORT, PHEelN,
uNDERWHITER SEA FLOWER, CAMBRIA
Msking together with others ship every i've days The
subscrbers agents for the LINE OF LONDON PACK
FTS tor Of which they grant corhcss-s liberal terms
REMTTANCES TO IRELAND, ETC.
T. Co. also continue 10 Issue drafts peya1le demand
throughout England Ielsud Scotland aud Wse, Send call
fr circular Circulars with all particulars msy be had ap
picaton; IL By letter. incl0se postsge stamp to
TAPsCOTf CO., No ~ Soulls St, New York
TAPSCOTT SMITH 4 Co, Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

D3U0GIics LVERYWIiEBB NOW KEEP MRS
.yytSSsLewse SOOTHING SYRUP Tor children tsethiug
sO ,osdicia the United States cells Ike T. is ssndad
h'e8zns s fame wOrd-side Physician, order and
b. nbsreyeT ~ magical effects have been witnessed
y Millions bottles Of Mrs wINSL0Ws SOOTHING
eYAuP az, Used every year IN the United States fo
thG.rsp .sstns with nsversi o. Relief unmed
Sisss,sa6 ceHE
a
Ms W1Nk,OW7s SOOTHING SYRUP is sure to regulate
tb. ,Orel'
PssIaS u wrS'sSErs and nlTAnos-
E ssnuiS, unlos, the iaosiuis OF CURTIS PERKINS
fVswSYork ~ The outside wrsPPei.
soliby Dab isls tOropshtui tie @odd
PriisipiI ! e. No t3 CEDAR So. NEw-YO r5,e
DsL x S,asI g. 59its
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORE

Passenger Station in NswYork cor gh, end 9Th h,S En
on eth
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

HARE 10 ALBANY REDUCED.-Passog'
between Ney ork and Albany by Peoples Line o. steam
ets NEW WORLD aad ISAAC hEWTON, is reduced TO o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

HARTFORD DIRECT.-The Steamers CITY
IA OF HARTFORD and GRANITE STATE Iesy, Peok
sp daily H. Sunday, excepted Cabin fare 70 Hartford
q 80; Deck, III.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

MIGHT BOAT to NEW-llAN EN.--The ELM
~ CITY leave. ri II o. m siyibg n time 70 morning trains,
1be CONTINE NTAL leaves at Train or Medea aud
Hartford leaves hewHaVoD 81 II p. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

STEANlER METAMORA.-For Amos-st., 3OtlI-
~ st. aud Workers, Hastings Dobbs Ferry Nyack RLske
sngsng a9d hayerstraw Leaves Fie foot Of J1yt daily
aud 9ing-Sng q 4;30 uip.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

STEAMBOAT IHos. POWELL. Capt. Ander.
~ son, foot Of yGyS. every afternoon o. "a O'Clock fo
West Isnt. Cornwall. Newburgb, Poughksepe Rondout So
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

VN0 BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NE-""
L. PORT, by SHORE LINE.-Iesvss 2-if A. iitay, AL.
srlye ia PTot deuer I,s9 u Is 1m ,five ~ fo Gaco
1880 pm 8pm, Expre.S Thoagh Mail frsn arrive IA rfoh
Ne'e t'V aAa no'1OhN' IN o. LuOLN Snrerpif ndent
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

- LIVERPOOL Andiny and embskinG pssssnser oneeni
town (iresndD-Ihc Liverpool. New YoTk and Phiadepha
Steamship patching their full powered Clyde
bull, Iron Steam .lps az follows
cry or WAsHIEGJOS Saturday. Aug 81
GLASGOW ...s.,.............. beturlSr, sen.
CRY OF Saturday. Sept ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
q NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.

1851 SUMNER ADVANCEMENT. 1861.
COMMENCING AUGU 81 49, loot
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

SUNDAY MORNING BOAT for HAVER-
~ srBAW Steamer NJ ,mos leaves Pier foot OF Jay
st. everys'onday Morning at 1880 M, making usual isudns
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20
RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY.
The Only Mandatory Of Type
on SOUTHERN SOIL
SOUTH OF BALTIMORE.

FEtHE PROPRIETORS of the above es-
tablishmept have also united with their
Foundry a complete Printers Furnishing
Warehouse. having on hand or furnishing to
order every article requisite for Printing Of
nee, from Bodkin TO Ten Cylinder Press
Type ard Printing material from any Foun-
dry North furnished when required. We can
and will manufacture at Richmond, as good
an article, and at tbs same specimen prices. as
any Northern Foundry, We respectfully So
licit the patronage of the South
WALKER, PELOUZE g. co.
We refer you TO every printer in this city.
We desire every newspaper in the South
to copy this advertisement for one month,
sending us one copy of their paper, and re-
ceive their pay. for such advertisement upon
purchasing five times their bill from US.
June o.-lm.. w, Pa Co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20
Wise ann Qtbermise.
How The War is TO be Decided.
The Richmond correspondent of
tie harleStan Cnnrinr rriteS.

the Charleston Courier writes:
1t is the opinion Of General Lee
that the war is TO be fought and de-
termined by artillery. Other lead
ifg military men dissent from this
view, and believe that 10 very bat
tie the Southern Volunteers will, AT
any sacrifice, seek the closest quar-
ttrs possible. and decide the fate Of
the hour with Bowie ulfe and Bay
onet. The difference between these
Two opinions is accountable BY the
fact that :he first comes from pure.
~ theoretical old soldier, who has bad
10 DO With "man machine" all his
life, while the other emanates from
those who understand the calibre and
spirit of the volunteers; led them Up
on the fields of Mexico, and are
ready to take the lead nov. The
incident is related Of jack Hays
that during one Of the battles Of
Mexico general officer asked him
bow a certain apparently impregnsbIs
place vas TO be taken.
Il cant tell you how, General"
said Hays, ''but if you want it done
| II do it.
"Taks your own way said tie
commander.
Hays dashed off to meet the Tex
ans, stopped long enough to drop a
fsW Of bis thrilling words, and then,
at the head Of his men, went through
galliag fire and carried the work
Ga being asked Afterwards "how" be
did it, he replied be couldn't tell
for The lie of him; he diln know il
was done till he got inside, and how
be got there he Wis just as uncer-
tain"
So 1t will be With the volunteer
now nervel BY righteous cause,
ard the RENE mbrance thai the eyes
O! bis people are upon bin, he will
loss bis manhood 10 becoming q hero
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA

4 Benevolent Institution established By special
Endo,o,nent, for tie Relief Of the SICK and
Distre sci, afflicted ,0iLh Kru1ent and Epi-
dmic Disease, ant especially for tie cure Of
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
NE EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis by the
Iva Acting Surgeon. TO all who apply by
letter, with description of their condition,
Gage, occupation. habits of life, Sc and in
case of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
rhma, and other Diseases of the Sexual
Organs, ard on the NEW REMEDIES en-
ployed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted
in sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will be &C
ceptable.
Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY
order of the DIRECTORY.
EZRA d. HAIR rWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHIlD Secretary,
Nov. l5--l2m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20

Our f.iend P, had met with
many Losses in bis time, and finally
lost every tooth in his head. This,
however, Was more easily rems2ied
lhpn some Of his other remedies; for
he employed dentist, who filed the
vacancy, and SO. bis jaws going a
gain
Last season ?. was attacked with
the cholera, aud his friends and the
ply sicisns considered him a lost case.
As be lay there, apparently upon biz
death bed. the doctor asked him il
the medicine be had taken hid
Affected his teeth.
Il don't know F,intl, respond
go the patient, "but you can see
they're in the top drawer Of The
bureau MIS-, z. will hand them to
ycu."
The dcctorlooked upon he double
row Of grinders as be he'd them iD
his hand, aud then al the sick man,
and at last, sith grim smile, be
said: Il guess he'll live"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20

A young lawyer lately concluded
his argument ia a case of ireapass
in the following sublime buIst:-
III geniIt men Of the jury, the
defendants hogs ere permitted to
roam at large over the fair fields OF
my client with IMMUNITY or without
yokes--t hen-yes, then indeed have
our for0fatherS fought and died and
bled in VAIN
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20
farm ann Garhen.


low TO TAKE CARE OF THE HAIR
AS to men, we say, when the hair
oeslas to lat! out, the best plan is to
have II cut short; give it good
brushing with moderately stiff
brush, while the hair is dry; then
wash i; well with warm soap suds:
then rub into the scalp, about the
Foots OF the hair, little by rum,
prindy, or canil hor water. Do
these things twice moRth-the
brushing of the scalp may be profit
ably doue twice week. Damp the
hair With water every time the toilet
Is made. Nothing ever made is bet
ter for the hair than pure soft water,
II The scalp is kept clean in the way
we have named. The use Of the oils
CT pomatums, or grease Of any kind
is ruinous to the hair Of man or We
man. We consider it filthy prac.
tlce, almost universal though it be,
Tor it gathers dust and dirt, and soils
whenever it touches. Nothing but
: pure soft Water should ever be allowed
on the heads Of children. 1t is a
different practice that robs our wo.
men Of their most beautiful orGs-
ment long tef"re heir prime; the baiI
of our daughters should be kept
within two inches, until heir twelfth
year. - Halls ioarnal Of Health.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20

A New RACE OF CATTLr.-Ths
Belgian paper lie hord," publishes
the following:
al. Dutrone, one Of the mos; dig
tiDguished cattle breeders of France,
has succeeded after twenty years
trial, in producing a bovine face with
out horns, when Garri i The first
prize At the great cattle show OF
Poissyid, in 1854. A COW Of these
species which had been raised ON the
farm Of the King Of Belgium. at
Lacken, near Brussels. was killed
lately in he latter town, IN presence
Of ths professors Of the veterinary
school, aud The surveyors Of the pub.
tic s!aughter.house. The report Of
these gentlemen confirms the fact
that the quantity both Of suet and
meat was mush. mlre considerable
than that OF the ordinary CATTLE
nj. Dutrone ordered that one-half Of
the COW be sent TO Client, to be sold
for the benefit OF the much suf ring
poor of that town.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20

4 young lawyer, who had long
paid his count 10 lady without
much advancing his suit, accused her
OF bong "iusensiblo to The power OF
love"
at d oes not follow she archIy
replied, that | am so, because ! un
not tc be won by The power Of at.
tOrney."
Forgive me- replied the suitor:
but you should remember that all
the vOtariss of Cupid are solicitors y
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20
IGSolEeut NntiEe.

DURSUANT to al order Of the Clerk Of
T. the County Court Of Lircd1n comfy.
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the sdmiris-
traitor OF the estate Of n q. CASEY. dec,
OF the Insolvency q said 6eceGenr, estate
notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against SAID estate 10 rFesa1t hen ~
the Clerk of said Court anti eptieated. on>cr
before the 9th day Of October IsGE co-.
pro rata distribution, or they will be forever
debarred.
April IL. j. ?, ALLISON Agn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20
QlRE & FEIIE2'S
AMBROSIAL orr,
CLARK. GREGORY $50.
Sole Proprietcrs,
c Or Is


Headache, Earache, Toothache :, ,I-,o
minutes; Rheumatism, Coughs N,urai-.a,
Gotos, ErysPea's, Bronchitis. Dvsper,~'
5oiic, CRAMPS infemed Eyes. Chrome So5o
Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts. Burns. B.rfses
II rams, ChaFTed Hands, Piles. Ulcers. D.
rh@a. buHi0ns, Corns, Frosted Fee, B,,f, sss
Oid Sores Sore Breast, Sore Nirrlcs Sold
Head, R'Hsworms, letter. Snake Bites. Sri9
Bites, Dog Bites, Rat Bites. IE. ,ro-5J Il,
challenged or ats equal for Scalds ara Pms
IL cures Searches Oh horses, Sore Eyes ON
horses. Sprains. Swinney, Poll Evil Fi.,r /,
saddle and harness Calls, fresh WGpnds -,
Sweilings, and is the best known remedy IN
apply to tendeI-footcd horses from forp5er
take mp the feet and battle well abou, the r. 70,
OF the foot. Cures all cutaneous Diseases on
man or beast.
NO medicine can cure in all cases. Int va
lean show more real proof of the vfrtus ~
AMBRosIAI OIL in its healing properties fr,r,
responsible men, who are above beinO hopoLt
than can be produced for arv other medicine
We 90 not assert a cure for every nalai..
10 which the human family are subject 1T
nat we proclaim we can substantiate bv Ev-
ing witnesses. The AMR7osIaL On, is ,
y aShvlile PREPARATION ami sold throu ebcps
me oou' n and Southwest by al good dUr--
'tt' ECurIdl utdterS- ne SCUfh NAV
De justly proud that DR.. Clark. a native Ton
hesseean, after much labor and researc h. has
pTodnced really WORTHY medicine NH in :
Bound to drive out mach of the worf Hess
imported trash with which the country *
flooded 20
Please call at orr Office, where we viii
faks pleasure in showing letters and test mo-
mails too numerous to set fo.th in he Corr,
o. an advertisement, some Of wbichcome from
physicians in high standing. who are usire,
y IN thelspractiee, as they state with mar
q We challenge the " Grid to produce a rom
sdy so speedy and efTectual in its hesIiga nTdr
critics. = pup
=, Real the -vilence of the virtue IF
J'ark q Fulier's Ambrosial OIL, evidence 81
'u'h entie, and from persons whose word and
randlng are ilreProacbable Read and be-
convinced
CLARK, GREGORY d co, -
Sole PIerIatcrs Nashville. Tenn.
For sale By y. G. DtGMER, Fatette vile.
Nov. l5.--12m
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IasaiYeat Noiice.

PURSUANT to an order Of the Clerk
n the County Court Of Lincoln com ~
Tern, upon the suggestion of the admins, "a.
tor 81 The estate Of James H. Dari!eoa dec
ct tbe insolvency Of said deeedenps estate.
notce IS hereby given to all persons having
eidiins against said estate to PRESENT them 10
The CLERK Of said Court, outt G ticatfd on o.
before he azfh day or sept. Esca. for
PRO rata distribution, or ibev viii Dc forever
Gebarred c.. c. McKINNFY HJr,,-
March II.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20

VITALITY IN HORSES - Some ex-
perimentS have recently been made
in Francs by persons skilled in the
veterinary art, wilba view Of ascer-
tanning how long horses may live
without food in certain contingencies;
as for example, being shut up in be-
sieged places. TIE following re-
suits have been noted: a horse
may live for twenty five days with
ont solid food. and merely drinking
water. He may live seventeen
without eating or drinking. He can
live only five days when taking sol
i'll food without drinking. After
taking sohd aIiment for the space
Of ten days, bat insufficient guam
tity OF drink. tie stomach is worn
cut The above facts show the i'm,
porlance of water, 10 the sus,enan1
Of the horse, aad the desire the an
imal must feel TO be supplied with il.
A herse which had been deprived of
water for three days, drank eleven
gallons In the space Of three MINUTES.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20

About 5000 of the Confederate
States troops at Pensacola have been
ordered TO Virginia. Gen. Bragg
can spare 5000 more and still have
enough to keep the Yankees at bay.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20

A French gentleman WAS one day
caresaing dog, when hn English
friand remarked that be seemed very
foud of IT,
"Y-a-a.s, love de dogs. de cats.
de osses; and, in short, | do love
everything dat is beastly."