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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-02-22

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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-02-22
A VERY BIG SPIDER.-We find

A VERY BIG SPIDER.-We find
the following graveIy stated in sew
eral exchanges "Assudden panic
fell upon the worshippers on Eas-
ter Day in large church at LIS
bon, Portugal. An enormous
spider was suddenly seen to de-
scend to an ancient web that is
said to have existed for years.
The creature was so formidable
that the women began to scream,
and a scene of general terror and
excitement followed. When cap
tured, it was found to be, with
legs extended, nearly five feet long,
and weighing six pounds.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-02-22

A mans boots get tight by i'm
bibing water: the man himself
doesn't.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06

JAcoB SHELTER Prop. Lancaster rannery certifes
that he was cured Of Chronic Diarrhea and Flux OF
over six months standing by The use OF MshIer's
Herb Bitters.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06
The Last Call!

a " persons indebted 10 the firm OF Reher. Ku.,
ma UlricE, iifihoy desire 10 save eostsO wilieome
tofuhrc and pay their indebfednese.
An detergined 10 close np all acconnts and nots,
Aasgin shortt ne, and unless paid they will be le
Aith On of1cer for collection.
ORHioE--over Reber, KutG A UirIck's Store
~ W. ste9miermsyly seeuPodby A, Mcvegh, EsS
..s. O. +. RAlNEY.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06

J. N. LITTLE certiies that he has been cured oi
Deafness ofovor Twenty-Five years standing by the
use of Mshler's Herb litters.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06
@BaDdD N1R~RwGN9 :

SEDADIDWW MD u w - n AM8
Will pay $500 TO the proprietor of any medicine
that can show n greater number Of genuine oertih-
Gates Of effected by it near the place where il
is made, than MTSHLER'5 HERB BITTERS-of
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bloody
Flux, Darlhea, Typhoid, Remttent Intermittent
bus, Yellow Jaundice, ScrofIla Running or Sore Legs
Cancer, Abscess, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Coughs,
Colds, Cramps in the Stomach, Chronic Darrhea
sickness peculiar to chillren, Lenchorrhea Fa ling
Of the Womb. all distractions to the due course Of
nature in females all venprca diseases, Rand all
ordered state of the stomach, Liver or Kidneys
Certificates of cures of the yellow Fever IN Mexico
can also be furnished Remember if it does not
cure, the money will be refunded by the propre-
tor. BENJAMIN MlSHLER,
s. E. Corner Of Centre Square,
Lancaster, Pa.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06


elll M
else can have Insurance 10 any place desired on tho
Oompanea before delivery locentr on die dolIat
Those who desire the bEst Asp cnrArrsr insn.
eAnee % the most responsible companies, viii do We
Sll on .ne Agen', At his oihce ~ small frame
80. X. FRITTER.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06
FIR E! FIR Il!
NEsR AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE.

These Companies divide three -hurlhs Of net pro
hts Annually 10 the Policy Holders In scrip bcarlng
interest at per cent--theroby funding the surplus
and giving policy holders greater security and
cheaper Insurance,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06
READ WHAT MIsHLER's HERR BIT
TERS ARE DOING ABOUT LANCAS.
TER, OHIO

READ WHAT MIsHLER,s HERB BIT
TERS ARE DOING ABOUT LANCAS.
| TER, OHIO.
! l.. II. OLDs, proprietor Lancaster Wooden Factory,
ccrlifes that Nshlers Herb Bitters have done him
more good than any medicine he has ever taken IN
n severe attack oil lniamnatory rheumatism.
| J. n LITTLE certihes that he has been cured of
| Deafness of over Twenty-Five years standing by the
use of Mshler's Herb Bltters.
| DANIEL ACRERs certines that his wife is materi-
ally benefited by the use OF one bottle Of Mshlers
Herb Bitters that she II satisfied two Lottes more
VIII cure her OF Dyspepsia OF over fiteen years stan
ding. Also that few doses cured his son of fever
and ague OF over six months standing.
j. WErzEL Prop. Badscicn IIof, certifes that half
bottle OF Mshler's Herb Bitters cured his eldest
daughter offever and ague.
JAcoB SHELTER Prop. Lancaster Tannery certifes
that he was cured Of Chronic DiarrhPa and FluX of
over six months standing by The use Of Mishier's
| Herb Bltters.
GEORGE LUrz, Patcntee Patent Steam Indicator
greatly relieved OF pans in tho breast and breaking
out ofthe skim Of several years standing by the use
oftwo bottles Mishler's Herb Bitters
| II has been intmnted to that we dilute or adult
terate the tcrs, and do not sell it pure received
from Dr. B Mishlcr. To all such intimatlons we
would reply that will wager $3.50 that the article
we sell Is the pure unndutemted Mlshler's Herb
Bitters And further, we hereby caution all persons
who may hay uttered the above mentioned ISLANDERS
against TINT IN future will prosecute to the
fullest extent Of the law, any person or persons who
may repeat the stale ISLANDERS.
q. T. ltART2EL, Agent.
ALBERT GEfZ.
We have published only few Of the many Ger
tifcates ofclires We could get to publish, as the
"Herb Bters' have been tried for almost all the
rseasesior which they are reeomn ndcd, about
this place, and haze not only gwen general hut uni
versal satisf,cton-For Fever and Ague alone, we
could publish fifty certificates and have only been
selling for about four weeks at this place--'rhe
amount sold daily, the hest evidence oiit merit
lfyou wish to save money and Health and secure
happiness, keep supply of Mshler's Herb Bitters
In your household, lii one ofthe hest medicines
in the world for the various diseases of the human
body.
OFT HARTzEL, Local Agt.
For sale, Wholesale. and Retair By
: ALBERT GETZ,
nca" corner Main and Columbus Streets,
Lancaster, Ohio.
Lay II, 1866. IN.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06
Card 10 the Indies.
Card 10 the Ladies'.
DR. DUPoNCo'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEM LES.
In Correcting irregularities, Removing
Distractions of the Monthly
Turns, from Whatev-
er Causes
ONE BoXI. SUFFICIENT,

ONE BOX l. SUFFICIENT,
Yet in obstinate cases more may be required.
ALL NJ MEDTCAl. Nj EN- KNOW,
A. well as many others, that no teDdte c egiog good
health unesS she is regsr; aud whenever Obstruc-
ton takes paco-whethcrl exposure, cold or any
other cause.-the generalhallth IeglHs immediate.
ly 10 decline, and The want of proper remedy has
been the callscOf 40 mlny GOnsnmptIOns among the
,oung females The remedy may certainly be found
in the 'Iuponco ,olen fs." Headache, Pain IN
the slde palpiatIon OF the heart loathlng Of food,
and disturbed sleep always arises nom interruptions
of nature and whenever that is the case these pills
will invariably remedy all these evils.
. 700 Boxes Have Been Sold fn Two
Years.
Ten thousand bOres sent by letter, both hy mysolfand
agents 10 all parts Of the world, to which answers
have been ret rned IN which ladies say nothing
like the above pills have been known since the Sci
EHcE OF MEDICINE DAwNED UpoN rHE WORLD
In Removing ObstructIOn and Restoring
Nature 10 Its Proper Channel
Ouieiing the nerves and bringing hnck the "Rosy col
orhcnth" to the cheek of the most delicate.
Fulland explicit directions accompany each box.
wheel must he strictly followed, and all di7cas pecu
lar to females may be speedily cured Tho golden
Pills act as an
ExhtIarant without n Single Drawback.
Safe IN their operations, perpetual in their happy
innuonoos uponi The nerves, the mind, and the entire
organization II there Is any reliance To be placed
on human testimony, the above Pills may be fully
dependeh upOn.
REME MBEH- -Examne the box closely, mo
matter from what druggist you buy them.) II the
box not signed :. u. llowE ia "thc counterfeit
and will not be responsible for their injurious ef
fcrts.
Price. ~ pcr hox; SIX boxes 81. Sold in Lancaster
OHIO. hyGEORGE g, BECK, Druggist.
, LADIES hv seniinq him SltO tho lancaster Post
Office can have tAe Pills sent (conHdcnunlly)b by mail
toGny part OF tae country, free of Postage
s. y. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Sold also hv Roclssom Brothcrs, GAINESVILLE g. r..
samuels, Columbus, C. A. Olls, Crcovlle and John
= Park, Cincinnati, and by cone Druggist" in every
town and city in the United States.
Nov O. 'nh-aa 1Y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06
A Grand Specific for all Diseases aris-
ing from an improper state of the
Blood or DiSordered Stomach.
c z 0 / E. R A /!

Cholera, that most dreadful scourge IS here, and
II becomes us toOok around for the best remedy to
ward oil the attack OF this complaint. II iswell known
that the most eiilcaclous cure for cholera is that
which possesses the most heating power, whether
il is Applied internally or externally This
Is the reason why vole friction, hot bricks, &c
80 useful. Mshlers Herb Bltters possess greater
heating power than any yet discovered 70 test this
let any ryutaSe one dose and see how it will warm
up the system. This being the case these Ritters
are offered as remedy for Cholera. with full con-
fidence that they will most surely effect cure ta-
ken in time. IN evidence of this fact we offer below
aletter from one of our most eminent druggists, who
had great deal Of experience IN Cholera during its
visit to Philadelphia This letter was entirely unso-
lcted, and therefore is entitled to the most implicit
belief The writer is d graduate of Philadelphia
College Of Pharmacy. Steward for three years in
the Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia and for fif-
teen years druggist
Lancaster, Nov Sd. 1868
| DR. Mishler-Dear Sir: Knowlng that the Chol-
era with its dreadful rayages is now upon our land
( and knowing that no medicine now in our country
! possesses such calonc influence, (which is the
| vital remedy for all diseases of this kind, as the
| Btlers youare now making, request you to make
such quantity of your Biters as would suit all de-
mands, ms | assure you they will he an invaluable
remedy and will be hailed aa blessing by all who
l will use it,
Yours respectfully,
JACOB L. BAKER.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06

GEORGE LUrz Pateniee Patent Steam Indicator
greatly relieved of pans in tho breast and breaking
out ofthe skin, Of several years standing by the
OF two bottles Mishler's Herb BtteTs.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
psELEss OFFICIALS.

If anything were wanting to prove that our City
and County Government is perfect farce, that tact
might be settled conclusively by an observer who
should have taken q trip to Albany any day during
the past month. At times nearly every prominent
ofIice-holder in the City Government away from
his post, and to be found in the State capitol The
Street Commissioner, Mr. Cornell, has been absent
from bis Department all the past three months
sitting as a Senator from the Fifth District. His
salary, $500 is regularly paid him, and his De-
partment takes care of itself. The Surrogate, Mr..
Tucker. has been away from bis court more than
three months, sitting a Representative In the
Assembly. His salary is duly paid, and the dead
men, widows, orphans executors and administrators
have to wait patiently upon the leisure OF this
judicial legislator. In addition to these, hordes OF
Aldermen, Councilmen, subordinates from depart
ments Clerks, Commissioners, Members oil Boards
Deputes Assistants and whatnot have been throng-
ing the lobbes of the Legislature day after day. utterly
neglecting the interests Of the city aud entirely aD'
sorbed in furthering their own. And yet New-iork
City appears to DO not bit altered on this account
It seems to get along well ever, and some earn
est practical persons have seriously proposed that we
should double the salaries of such officials if they
will only keep away altogether. One thing, however
ia proved by all this: that we have about four times
as many rulers in the City Government as are neces-
sary; that heads of departments can be spared that
Common Councilmen, Clerks and Deputies can be
spared and that if the salary roll of this City Govern
ment were cut down three quarters, we should save
money directly and indirectly here, and prevent the
corruption of the source of law at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
Naval lutciligence.

AFFAIRS AT PORTSMOUTH IN. H. NANf-kARD.
Naval matters at this station have been in s.a's Of
stagnation for considerable length of time bat within
the past week unwonted d6gree of activity has been
manifested pushing forward the repairs upon the vessels
at the NayyYsrd for that purpose What the reason
for this hustle is only be ectured bu II IL gen,
rally believed that is owing TO the difficulties which ar,
expected to from the termination OF the Reciprocity
treaty with Canada. The tone of the people who
tercsted in matters pertaining tor the fisheries IN
this quarter is quite begerent, and nothing would,
war with England which would enable them retalias
for the injuries inflicted American during h,
Rebellion by the British built and British manned prya-
furnished to the Rebels by that power. Another
subject much eanvassed here is the Fenau demonstration
against New-Brunswick and the Canadas. The Feniins
respect love borne by tho natives Of this section foo
"0ud Ireland as from desire 10 see the Bluenoses
who permitted the organization upon their soil, OF the
raids frontier during the late war repaid IN
their coin. Within the past two weeks any number
supposed Fenan privatecrs have been seen in this
vicinity, aud If the yarns spun by the denizenS Of
this locality entitled to auy credence thera
must be quite large feet OF them aa0af.
is by old memories of 76 and 1872 and fostered by
the recollection of the pursued by her during hs
late civil war, nowhere strongly exhibited than
the eastern coast OF the United States where the peo
Pile almost unanimous in wishing TO any
mont calculated TO Inuict injury the poweror
of Great Britain.
The only naval event of interest which has occurred
lately the successful docking Of tho fsate Con-
toocook Tuesday OF the last week. There will be qus
large gathering of naval officers here Tuesday next
10 celebrate the anniversary of the passing of the forts
below New-Oreans. Commodore Bailey has issued sew
ora hundred invitations to officers who underwent tho
"bapsm of fire. the memorable 2ith OF April 1862.
and is expected that the affair will be most successful
one.
The following is plete list of the vessels now beng
built or repaired at the Portsmouth Nayy Yard:
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

Public whipping in the South, we agree with Gov
Holden is impartially set down in the law for Of.
tenders, black and white; but what observant South
erner will tell us that there is not marked difference
in its administering and applyingthe greater weight
and number Of blows for the backs Of greater num-
Der of negroesi The best that Mr. Holden say Of
the pllory and whippngpost is that they are rough
economies for naicting disgrace while saving the OK.
pense of prison. We know that in South Carolina,
whore the lash is the common law there is no pen-
tentary whatever. For this wildcat state Of social
discipline, Mr.. Holden only pleads that it is prefer
able to the alternatives of the Draconian system of
hanging all offenders, or suffering the guilty to go
free" Are these the only alternatives Is this the
quaint and old-iashoncd justice of the South Then
better abolish the whpplngpos at once, and set up
jails right speedily. We venture TO say that there
will he many exocutioners 10 reform as conyicts.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
FROM NEW.ORLEANs.
markets-Thr Fiooa-uili,sry Legi.Ia,ies:

uarkcts-Thr Fiood-Militrry Legislation.
NEw0RLEANs. Saturday. pril 81 1902
Messrs Allen Co. have arrived from Calcutta 10 open
direct trade BY line of English ships They say thorc m
much demand for timber and Western produce, bacon,
hams oil grease &c. in the East Indies, and they promise
send back gunnycloh bagging teas coffee Spices AMI
all kinds of groceries. a.,
The western parishes of the Mississippi Valley are all
flooded and the water is rising.
The Eastern Military District of Louisiana has been
abolished aud Gen. Sherman has been ordered 10 his
regiment All the records have been sent TO headquartes
Monthly reports OF the prisoners have boon ordered.
' NEw.OEIRANs April % 1853
Sailed steamer. NIarposa and General Grant for now
York.
Arrived, steamer Alabama from New-York.
The press insist on the release of Senator Gwynn
The working men demand the adoption OF the eSht-
honr system Of their municipal candidates.
The friends of Benjamin say he will not return, es rs
can do better in England where he ranks as good hs
class lawyer. ,, -,
Corn cane wheat aud all vegetation is well put ID, AMI
forward The demand for cotton seed is active.
The Boston steamship Concorda is advertised for Ly-
erpool direct. The trade is increasing. ,
Charley Armstrong the race OF four-niiie heat''
beating Rosseau in the last heat By three length t'
7.53I 8O5 The racehorses all left for LousYie tns
evening on the steamer Louisiana. - 80.
Cotton unchanged sales 200 bales New hadhs ~ Sy
35c, todays receipts l.4f b2es Cotiee-weeAs s'ss
baos. prime ole fair sClc ON stock ell0 bags seF1s
Exchange easier at 81 81 New York ssat Ekcaanse P''
Gold 81
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

CARLYLE,

Mr.. Carlyles discourse meets with two sets of critics
in England. The LondoaStandard in behalf Of super
lativo worth and power" against the dull average of
place people," says: "Mr. Carlyle does not
believe in Domocracy-no real man Of thought does"
The Star on tho other haud, feels disappointed that
Carlyle has nothing to tell us beyond the old story
that tho rule of despotic strength is manknd's sole
order; that everything new ia contemplate; that only
by dictatorship of great, donineering, Cromwellan
minds can humanity be driven to any goal worth reach
ing" So in fact, the current Of great part of
the Lord Rectors speech-he wsest and kndest cync-
ism, in its way that has been heard for many years.
All that he said about the virtue ofstudy the holiness OF
health tho wisdom and duty of silence and reverence,
was wholesome and timely his audience and the hour
and pervadingy reverent Of those institutions under
which he held his Rectorship; but otherwise,
end aside from his well-known bias his remarks may
mean anything aud everything, aud We doubt their
consistent application to any particular theory of
government. Who was Oliver CROMWELL In short
terms an ugly brewer. sprung from the dull average
of commonplace people, who overturned, battered
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

been surpassed in point Of variety novelty or general msh
torousns by similar GLASS Of entertainments in this
try We had hoped to record tho determination Of the PART
Commissioners to naugurate system Of outdoor
concerts similar to those Of Of the European capitals.
with bard Of from 90 to 100 Indeed noI
destitute hopes that such experiment may be tried before
the expiration Of the There scarcely
be doubt of the success OF such scheme.
really none whatever to the certainty Of securing
popular approval and applause While the subec1 OF music
In Central Park will hardly reach the dignity OF great
national issue there Is nevertheless inevitable shortening
of national pride rejecting that in the production Of barn.
less recreaons for the people do not compete with other
countries During the it is safe ooox
for weekly Of popular pleasure the like Of which has
parallel with though in Europe similar enertsnmenh
and recreations by unfrequent uncom-
mon Under the careful supervision Of the authorities Of hs
Park and with the dgent execution Of their wishes by thu
police the music season OF 1866 cannot fail to be
successful than any which have preceded It.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
A Card.

To IL. Merchants and Stipma'tu' Of the United State,
GENTLEMEN: We the Journeymen Shpwrights OF
York and vicinity deem necessary contradict the
Of the Master Shpwrghs OF this port regard
the Hour system they having represented that de-
mand for extra work 81 10 per hour-equyaent to o. 81 per
day This statement positively deny. But do demand
that eight hours shall constitute legal days work. aud the
present rate OF wages Double time shall be charged from
O'Clock p. m. to o'clock q. NJ, and Sundays We would
respectfully solicit any work that may be required be Done
Hoping that you will consider that the Journeymen Ship
wrgh have done your work heretofore and that they
capable Of doing the work ever therefore we would
respectfully ask fair trial. All orders sent No 6s
East Broadway, NewYork, will be promptly attended to.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
Obituary..

We record to-day the death of the distinguished
and learned physician and prominent citizen Dr. Joseph NJ
Smith He has long stood very high in his profession in this
country He born at New Rochelle Westoheser County
NJ Y. March H. l7s9 and the Of the eminent Dr.
Matson Smith.
Dr. Smith graduated at the College Of Physicians and sur
geons NewYork in el5 and in ls26 appointed Pofes
in his Alma Mater position which he has most ably
filed to the time of his doah For nearly forty years he has
been OF the physicians Of the NewYork Hospital and
during tha. long period he has suy and kindly attended
the patients there gathered and drew hther prior the
removal OF the Colleges up crowds Of students to listen
to bis clinical Instructions In 1854 be elected President
of tho SewYork Academy Of Medicine The Council Of
Hygiene of the Citizens Association Of New York made him
their President at their organization and Is chiefly due to
the efforts Of that body that have at length efficient
Board Of Health
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

and decnptated "superlative worth and power with.
out oompunction. And John knox, MI Cariyies
other avorte was much the same sort oil good ieiow
"A violent popular reformer, with bony nose anu
big knuckles, who wrapped his demands out Oh the
Queens table, But the philosopher opposes having
any moro Cromwells and Knoxes; conveniently stops
hero.worshipng at two centuries ago. and forgetS,
while talking against "wind and talk, that great
many more people are able to talk than were two
centuries ago. Now if should search for the re-
mains of the better spirit of Cromwell and his saints
would it be with Lords Derby or Malmsbury in the
House of Lords or with John Bright in the House OF
Cnmmnnsl
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
q oI.h la

They have been finding gold in the White Noun
tainS Of New. Hampshire and the Green Mountains OF
Vermont. In Lisbon, n. H., they are said to have
rocky peaks which yields to each tun of vein.stone
$25 in plumbago and $40 in silver; while vein of
white quartz in that town has yielded "a little of i
SS67 per tun in gold and Sl59 in silver One batch
samples yielded 81 500 per tun. There are similar
reports from various parts of Canada and NOvaScota
If we have Cholera in the cities this Summer some of
us may turn TO gold-dgging.