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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-18

s@ We hear itfrequently remark.
ed upon the streets that the Gov
eminent, State or Confederate, should
pay tie full value of all negroes vhe
die, are killed, or lost in the service
of the Government. The idea ap
pears reasonable enough, but we think
such payment should begin only at
ter every widow, mother and child Of
a deceased soldier had received from
the government ten times the value
of the negro. for the dead husband,
father or SOD. Itappears to Us tina!
the poor widow and orphan are more
entitled to pay than the slave owner,
and for The reason that many are
losing the sniy support and stay Of
the family, sustain a hundred fold
greater loss than be who has a negro
to die. Pay for the lost negroes by
all means, but only after all the Wild
ows, orphans and mothers are amply
pensioned, and not single dollar
until then.
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EsTRAYs TAKEN UP.
1st. Kind of animal is given. I'd, color. -.
Sd. description. -. 4th age. 9Th, posters
nfms... 9th, time and place Of Arrest
9Th, valuation.
LINCOLN COUNTY


Mre, Mule Get, FiHey- Mare. scrrol, sad
die marks. left hind foot white star in face,
l4a hands high, IL years old-Fiiley, bay,
some white on both hipd feet, small star in
face, IA hands high; all by Norris Leather
wood, 18th dis. 18th April. Valued the
Mare and Colt Slo0; The Filley, 500.
TtOo Eorses-one sorrel color, about l5H
hands high, both hind feet and left fore foot
white, white streak down his nose, about J i
years old, valued at S50-the other sorrel COL
or, about l6 hands high. left hind foot white,
few white hairs in his forehead, shoes on
This right hind and left fore foot. ahout 10 yrs
| old, valued at S50-both by S. G. McElroy,
9Th dis, March 26.
LIMESTONE COUNTY. rs
Horse, grey. notable brown spot on rgf
| hip no brands perceivable. 14% hands high,
III or IL years old /: by Joseph Nj, Petty, l l
miles West of Athens, March IL Valued at
$50. ef ssl
MADISON COUNTY. Ha
TITO II ssss--one, iron gray, no marks or
brards. about 16 hands high, about years old
| valued at S300--the other. black, siarin fore
head, snip on his nose. marked with saddle,
about IA hands high, about6 years old, val
usd at $40; both by s A Graham, May q.
Fly. chestnut sorrel, small star in forehead
about l4hands high, no marks or brands per-
ceivable, about 9 years Sd; by Robt NJ Lyme
pril 20. Valued at SIP 30.
/ Ho,ss Mule, light brown, streak of black
across the shoulders. marked with gear, about
Is hands high, 5 years old; by Hezekiah
Balch, 7miles northwest of Huntsville, May
20. Valued at SIS.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

JACKSON, June o. Our scouts re.
port the enemy's pickets ten miles
deep.
Every means Of approach is close.
ly guarded, and greater courage and
care will be required 10 reach Vicks.
burg.
Grant communicates with The q Ell
by signal lights, which were seen last
night, constantly signaling, betoken.
ing a movement or renewal of assault
it is thought in the rear Of Vicksburg
The enemy's moftars, at intervals
Of two seconds, were heard all night
and continues this morning,
Nothing from Port Hudson.
An officer captured by Grant
pickets, and who subsequently es-
capped, arrived this morning.
He reports the Yankee army much
depressed by The knowledge that
Gen. Johnston is massing heavy
forces in their rear, aud certain death
lin front. Their officers say certain
defeat or annibilation awaits them.
The following official dispatch has
been received at the War Depart.
ment: q
CuLPEPER, June 9, 1868.
Gen. IS. Cooper:
The enemy were crossing the Rap
pshannock thismorning al Eve o'clock
at various fords from Beverly's TO
Kelley's, with a large force Of cayal-
ry accomp-n BY artillery, but after
a severe contest, which lasted till
8 o'clock, P. NJ, Gen. Stuart drove
them across the river. -
{S'gned,) r. E. LEE.
MAGNOLIA, June Owe whipped
the Yankees at Vicksburg and Port
Hndson. We sunk three gunboats
and captured the Essex. g
MOBILE, June 1o.--A special dis.
patch from jackson. dated the 9th,
says Kirby Smith has undoubtedly
captured Millikin's Bend. General
Johnston, is commanding the front.
His plans are unknown even to bis,
Division commanders. Five DAYS
the fate Of Grants army
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No More Substitutes :.

A correspondent in Shelbyville,
writing under date of the 9th ult-,
has the following. According to his
showing, the substitute business is at
an end. This is reformation long
needed; and now, if the Government
will.conscript the spectators and ex-
tortioners, and place them in front,
as the Yankees Did the "American
citizens Of African descent " at Port
Hudson, soldiers families can live
and The country viii be better off fcl
the chang:
Yesterday evening. at dress pa
rade, an order was read from the Sec
rotary of War, directing that 10 more
substitutes will be received into the
army, only by the consent Of the Gen.
erals commanding the various de.
partments. / must confess that
never in all my life witnessed such
boaming faces when the order was
announced. Appreciation of the or
del vas general, and | have yet to
find the first man in our brigade who
disapproves Of it:
Those that know nothing of the
practical workings Of the substitute
system, can form no conception Of
the magnitude Of the evils resulting
to the army by its operations
Thanks TO powers that be, the terri
BILE incubus that has depressed the
hearts Of our brave soldiers has al
length been removed, and the soldier
al bis country's call, who left bis pen
niless wife and children to the cold
charities Of the world, or to exc on,
an existence the best way they could
he who has endured privalions
sufferines, hunger, thirst physicAI
and mental agony, for his country'l
good and welf;.re will be rejoiced tc
know that that which was M ocious
distinction between classes Of the
human family has at last been par
tlasy removed
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NORTHERN NEWS.

ClNSiNNAIi, may 20 AL uulOI-
|tunate affair occurred near Memphis
on Tuesday. Two detachments Of
the Third Regulars sel.out to hunt
guerrillss, taking diff rent roads,
A few miles oct Of the city they
came in collision, and continued it
until one detachment fsli back, when
the mistake was discovered. Sven
we're killed, and number wounded.
Among the latter was Capt. Tracy,
whose arm was broken by a ball.
SIIELBYvILLE, June 12.-Louis-
vile Journal Of the 9th received.
1t has Cairo dispatches Of the 7th
from Vicksburg. Everything as
usual at the rear. The sappers and
miners are still burrowing the hill
side. Guuboats and mortar boats
still operating. Sharpshooters conf
mand the rebel works. Osterhaus
holds Johnston 10 check. Jobnston's
forces number $4,000 at Big Black.
lie has ten thousand at both Eitlw
and Jackson. The sejge may last
three or four weeks. Communica-
ton With Banks opened on the Lou
Iisiana shore. The Cincinnati Gaz-
cite has Vicksburg dates Of Wednes-
day. Grant not appreheasiyo Of ibe
demonstration in the rear on account
! Of the rebels want of transportation
All railroads between Grand June
ton and Jackson abandoned. The
9th army corps leaving aqa Louis
vile to reinforce GRAFT. Rebel army
short Of provisions a: Vicksburg and
Porl Hudson.
| RICHMOND, June Moth err
dates Of the 10Th have been received
Banks admits loss from the 23i
to the 30,h ult, Of 200 men, among
whom are many valuable officers.-
The seige of Vicksburg is reported
as progressing admirably. Famine
lis beginning to tell upon the foe aut
the surrender Of the place is consid
erred certain. News of the surren
der of Puetla and the capture Of the
entire Mexican army is confirmed
there is no shadow of hope that the
city Of Mexico will long escape tht
Ifate of Puebla. The Africa has ar
rived with news from Europe of May
I3lst. II is expected that Franc,
Twill soon recognize the Confederate
aud the other European powers vii
mot be slow to follow. Roebuck viii
foon move. in the House Of Com
mons, that England open negotiations
With the other Goversments TO tina
end. The Daily Post of Liverpool
ANNOUNCES the fall of V!cksburg' arc
calls on Lord Palmerston now 10 of
fer terms Of peace acceptable to boil
parties. Mr.. Mason las arrived il
Paris TOGO operate with Slidel. Tbs
Times opposed Roebuck's scheme
Cotton closed al J advance on tn
week. Fair Uplands 24a; Mid
dlinas %. In New York gold CLOSED
at 1929.
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Much Cows. A good mich COW,
which could hive been bought two
years ago for $50, now readily com.
mands from $500 to $500. Those
of superior breed bring higher pr.
ces, some sales having been made at
$500 and upwards. Even al these
rates. these most useful and necessa'
ry animals are d fficult to be obtain
ed -Lyachbury Republican.
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Confederate Money.

A Ill those indebted to Fl. L.
- KNIGHTS BIZ note or account for Goods
or Musical Tuition. win please call upon The
undersigned and make payment, as he wishes
TO wind up the business as soon as possilSe.
Confederate money will be taken in pay ment
of the same. [Febl9] T. C. GOODRICH.
P. Sci have large amount due me by
notes and accounts, and would urge all those
indebted to me, while Confederate money is
plenty e. make payment, as / want al the
Confederate money can get.
Feb. 10. 1868. T. C. GOODRICH.
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I29 ACRES OF LAND
EIGHT
SLAVES FOR sale

PURSUANT to a, decree of the
County Court Of Lincoln county, Tennes-
see, pronounced at IFS June term, 1863. in
the case Of Pleasant Haibert. Adrur, and other.
--Bill for sale Of Slaves--I viii, on sasur.
day. The lst day Of August next sell
to the highest bidder, in the town of Fay-
etteville, Lincoln county, Tennessee, the fol-
lowing SLAVES, viz: Amanda, aged abont
35 years Martha, about 6 years and Cordy,
about one year, (these three will be sold In
one los) Ann. about 10 years; Tom, about
.l6 years; Andrew, about IA years: Josephine,
about 10 years; Nancy, about years. The
above Slaves will be sold on a credit of
twelve months, except the sum OF s per cent
on the mount Of sale. which will be REQUIRED.
in cash. Notes with two or more approved
securities will be required Of the purchaser,
and lien retained upon said Slaves until the
purchase money is paid
FL ig DANIEL i. WHITTINGTON..
Juneil Gerk AMI Special Con,mtssoner.
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The extent Of the enem,'s in

The extent Of the enemy 3 To-
formation relative to the strength
and movements Of our troops is a
little remarkable. Ia IA late New
York paper. the names and numbers
Of the Bngades lately sent West
from Richmond, are given in full =
the only doubt being, whether they
are intended for Vieksburg or lula
homa. There are entirely too many
Yankee "deser.els' s.roJIiug through
the land.
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Etherid se's Letter :

En-. Ether.age, our readers will re-
member, was member Of Congress
from West Tennessee - the Paris
District. lie is thorough paced
Union man, and has been from the
beginning. Recently, be wrote lei
ter to the Washington Union Club oil
Memphis, which is the most bitterly
sarcastic on Old Abe. of any docu-
ment we have seen. We would like
to publish if, and may do so, although
il would nearly Gil one side of oul
paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-18
ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL persons owing the estate OF
"A Elzira Ringo, dec.. are notified to come
forward and settle. and those having claims
against the same. must present them. properly
authenticated. within the time prescribed By
law, or they viii he forever barred.
{ June11 @. A. DlEMER, Admr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-18

ELECTION THUsspAs, AUGUST 6, 1868
FOR coSGREss.

FOR CoEGREss.
OF We are authorized to announce Hon.
A. O. II. Nicholson, a candidate for Con-
gress from the Seventh Congressional District.
OF We are authorized to announce Hon.
Thomas F7csecs, a candidate for re-elec-
ion to Congress from the Eighth Congestion
al District.
OF We are authorized to announce Hon.
I'D, G.. Atkins, candidate for reelection
to Congress from the Ninth Congressiona!
District. - W sf
OF We are authorized TO announce Hon.
David M. CuTrin, candidate for re-
election to Congress from tbs Eleventh Con-
gressional District
Or We are authoriz ed 10 announce Major
n. 8. Bradford, candidate for Congress
from the ElereTth Congressional District.
GIVE are authorized to announce Mr.. l.,
j. Dupree, a candidate for Congress from
the Eleventh Congressional District.
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Mules for Sale -

Mules for Sale
Mr.. y. G.. Harrison has large
number of Mules for sale, for Confed'
crate money only, as may be seen on
consulting bis publication in another
column.
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Farm for Sale

Farm Tor Sale-
Jas. G.. Harrison and Ben. For,
Esqs,, advertise a valuable Farm for
sale, lying in Lauderdale Co., Ala.
Confederate money only will be Ia
ken. For further particulars, refer.
ence is made to the advertisement in
this paper. . ~ 3
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FARM FOR SALE.
WE, the Undersigned, offer fbl
sale the valuable and well-knowI
ET "a E2 wH

* IA Tx IWM
on which l.. II. Binford now lives, situated al
the mouth of Anderson's Creek, on Elk Riv-
er, in Lauderdale county, Ala, containing zoo
acres. about 4L0,cleared and in high state oil
cpltivation- Said Farm has three settlements,
good buildings, ore Cotton Gin and Press
excellent fences, five never-failing springs and
one good well, good Still seat or Tan Yard.
The soil swell adapted to the growth of Cot
ton. Also, one good orchard of Apples
Pears, and Plums. Confederate money only
viii be taken. Any person wishing to pur-
chase can apply to the undersigned, or l. IL
Binford, now living on the place. The nm
designed live on Norris Creek, Lincoln Co
Tenn, nine miles North of Fayetteville.
j. G.. HARRISON.
June IS, 1o63-4s BENZ. FOX. .
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Wool Wanted

A lady Of this place desires US to
say that she wishes to purchase four
or 6se pounds Of Wool, for which
Tennessee money will be paid. Ap-
ply at this Office.
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E LAND FOR SALE!

= .
PURSUANT to a decree, Of the
= County Court Of LiYeoln county, Teanes-
see, pronounced at its une term, 1863, in the
case of o. P. Grifis, Admir-, &c.--Bill for
sale of Land-f will, on Friday, the 9TH
day of July next, sell to the highest
bidder, on the premises, one-half of all the
purchase money in cash. and the other half on
credit of twelve months,
l29I ACRES OF LAND
mentioned in the plea dings. Said Land is sit
uated in Lincoln county, Tennessee, on the
waters of McCullough's Creek, and in Civil
District No. 20--(for description. boundaries,
&C., see Admir-, &c.)- belonging to the es-
tate of George ". Grifis, deceased. 1t is
very well improved. The Land will be sur
veyed before the day of sale, and sold ac-
cording to survey. The particulars made
known on the'day Of sale, and lien retained
on said Land until the purchase money is paid.
DANIELsJ. WELLINGTON, s.
June11 C'erk and Special Commissioner,
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/ ADJ'T AID Inspector GEMS OFFICE
RIcHMoND, May llth, 1863
General Order,l
]. The following notice, relative to ex-
changed prisoners, is published Tor thcinform-
alton of all concerned:
Exchange Notice, No. 5.
RIcnMoND. May O. 1853.
jTHE following Confederate officers
= and men have been duly exchanged, and
are hereby so declared
! i. All officers and men who have been de-
livered at City Point at any line previous to
May, 6. 1863. eg.e
2. All officers captured a, any place before
the LIST Of April, 1863. who have been released
on parole.
8. All men captured IN North Carolina or
Virginia before LIST of March, 1868, who have
been released on parole.
A. The officers andmeu captured and pa-
rolled By Gen. s. P. Carter, in his expedition
to East Tennessee in Decemls,r last.
D. The officers and men captured and pa
rolled by 1t Col. Stewart at Van Buren,. Ark
January 25th, 1868 by Col. Dickey. in De-
cember, 1862, in his march 70 the Mobile and
Ohio railroad, and by Capt. Cameron at Cor
inth, Miss, in December, 1862.
6. The.officers and men parole9 at Oxford
Miss. on the 23d of December, 1862, at Des
Arc. Arkansas. on the 18th Of January. 1863.
and at Baton Rouge La, on the 2Sth Febru-
airy. 1868.
| z. All persons who have been captured on
the sea o7 the waters leading to the same, or
upon the sea coast of the Confederate or Uni
ted States at any time previous to December
10th, 1862.
g. All civilians who have been arrested at
any time before the 9th May, 1868, and re-
leased on parole, are discharged from any and
every obligation contained in said parole
II any such person has taken any oath Of al
iegiance to the United States, or given any
bond. or il his release was accompanied with
any other condition, he is discharged from
the same.
Q. II any person embraced in any Of the
foregoing sections, or in any section Of any.
previous Exchange Notice, wherein they are
declared exchanged, are in any Federal pris
on. they are TO be Immediately. released and
delivered to the Confederate authorities.
ROBERT OULD.
May 2l-6t Agentof Exchange. /
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Cashmere Coats-

Mr.. r. II. Brackin announces
through to-day's Observer, that be bas
number Of Cashmere Goa.s for
sale, if speedy application is mace
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NaDE-MG@e

ALL. persons owing the estate OF
= Alfred G. Dickey, dec. are notified to come
forward and settle, and those having claims
against the same must present them properly
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred
my28 A. G.. MARTIN, Executor.
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Notice..

OO ONE YEAR OLD MULES,
and one MARE for them to follow, for
sale by j. G. HARRISON, nine miles north
of Fayetteville at one hundred and twenty
1--WE dollars each, and no mistake. Also, Is
two and three year olds. and amare for a guide.
Confederate money only will be taken.
JuneI8--3t JAMES G. HARRISON. +
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THURSDAY. JuNE Il. 1863.

THURSDAY. JUNE il, 1863.
Sun rises......4 40 Sun sets.......7 II
FRIDAY, JUNE 49,
Sun rises. ....4 40 Sun sets. ......7 II
SATURDAY. JUNE 20.
Sun rises. As Sun sets. 1880 IL
SUNDAY, JUNE21.
Sun rises. .....4 40 Sun sets. z IL
MoNDaYyJ UNE22.
SIN Uses. - 40 Sun sets. :. ....7 II
TUESDAY, JUNE %.
Sun rises. A 40 Sun sets. II
WEDNESDAY. JUNE "a.
Sun rises......4 40 Sun sets. a II
Moos's PHAsEs--JUNE.
Full Moon, ID Gu In evening.
Last Quarter, 8 l 10 evening.
New Moon, Is l 81 morning.
First Quarter, Ia o Is morning.
Moons PH.sEs--JuLY.
Full Moon, fD IN 6M morning.
Last Quarter, 10 IL evening.
New Moon, ID 5 8 evening.
First Quarter, 90 10 SO morning.
Full Moon, 80 38 morning.
Moons PHASES -AUGusT.
Last Quarter, Gu 9H ISM morning.
New Moon, IL 8 81 morning.
First Quarter, 81 8 II evening.
Full Moon, 28 10 evening.
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ESTATE gNOTECE.

4 LII persons having claims against
- the estate Of James K. r. Hampton, dec,
are notified to present them. properly authen-
ticated, within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred
April % TH0S. HAMPTON, Aim.
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&c Msssacbusetts Of nine
months arc just about going home.
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N GDK~EG-H.
Settle Up !.
IH pR"~
LIKELY SLAVES FOR slIE !

PURSUANT to a decree Of the
County Court of Lincoln county, Tennes-
see, pronounced at its June term, 1868. in
tie case of Rufus Harris, Admir-, &c.-Bill
forsale of Slaves will, on Saturday. the
4ih day of July next, sell to the high
est bidder, in the town Of Fayetteville,
Lincoln county, Tennessee, the following
SLAVES, viz: Della, aged about twenty
years, and her two children. James. aged -four
years. and Robert, about eight months. (Said
Slaves will be sold in one lot) The above
Slaves will be sold on a credit of twelve
months, except the sum OF 5 per cent. on the
amount of sale, which will he required in
cash. Note with two or more approved Sc
curities will be required of the purchaser. and
a lien retained upon said Slaves until the
purchase money is paid,
DANIEL j. WHITTINGTON,
June1l Clerk and Special Commissioaer.
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-NoTTCEs

A LII those indebted to me by note or ac-
n count, will please come forward and
make payment. T. c. GOODRICH.
October 80, 1862.
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Gov. Andrews, OF massachusetts,, Is
recruiting negro soldiers in the West.
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SALE: OF LAND :

SALE: OF LAND 2
PURSUANT To decree of the
= County Court of Lincoln county, Tennes-
see, pronounced at its June term, 1863. in
the eof Benjamin Smith, Adm'r-Bill
for sale of Land-I will, on Saturday,
the 18th day of July next, sell to the
highest bidder. on the. premises, subject to
the Widows right of dover. on credit of one
and two years, except five per cent to be paid
in cash,
TGO ACRES OF LAND,
mertioned in the pleadings, Said Land is
situated in Lincoln county, Tennessee, 90 the
waters of Bradshaw Creek, and in Civil Dis
trict No. 15-(for description. boundaries, &C.,
see deed in County Clerks Office belonging
to the estate Of James Wright, dec, and an
which he resided at the time Of his death =
1t is very well improved. The Land will be
surveyed before the day of sale, and sold ac-
cordipg to survey. The particulars made
known On day Of s.le, and a lien retained on
said Land until the purchase money is paid.
DANIEL j. WHITTINGTON,
June1l Clerk and Special Commission r.
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DR. y. H. JONES
io,1 rnET4{ NJ

HAVING located at JUELV " /.
"A HARRIS. for the purpose of practising
MEDICINE, respectfully offers bis profess
ional services 10 his old friends az 4 patrons Of
that section. lie will always be found al his
office, unless professionally absent.
May 2S, 1865
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Notice cas- been given IN lie
Mississippi papers that the seat Of
Government has been temporarily re-
moved from Jackson to Enterprise.
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In this county, Wednesday, 10th inst, OF
cholera infantum, j EFF. DAVIS, infant son OF
John 81. and Sarah A. j. Kay. aged II months
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Prce one Dollar per Bottle or SIX Bottles for Five
Dollars pr, Rad@qys once, 81 Maiden Lane, NY
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;SUIiI.els'E Electric Compound An eifect1a
cure tor N NEURALGIA AND RHRgaATIsMl Also, inyalta
bic 5or spinal irrtatiO Hip Complaints, Ague in tie
Face, Tooth Ache, Pain in the Side Back and Limbs
an aAieinf