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New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
BEAUTY.

remedy heauter, 10 "ves 20 s clear and
hfauuuI pure sud healthy su h . Ei car 7ud
persons impaired by disease, viii
enable clear and distinct Nlout The Hi " glasses Per
usafsghtr- a NOT this uhrut but wiz
Keen che light good aL where there defect OF vision irom dt1
tle and he sight i doses viii
all PmVs Bols Pustu,s B,Esle, Sores Black Spots Worms.
will Rieam, Bls Ulcers letters Sores OF al
kinds Fcef Nuuofs aud 90 ft variety " skin disease
me blood IKE t'e blood amer using the SASAPAR
IAN RESOLNENT richer purer and better than be-
supplies ht blood With uoumeut and strength; and
.gsh torpid aud hugd mprramrn u rrirsles
N.uga'c, and rjuuIts hemskc them iee they M 0i
he. aii raurhuy sud unhappy feelings
cas, o' omPauiol which Burbu remedies ~ this
cs lsrt iy, aud s commented BY al M superior
20 Burhu.
eases ofGRAvEt Brick dust iepos,, Drry o. pasng
distractions 90 ihe uca Irritation % ir Bladder al all dsets ~
tie Kidneys Bladder Womb It's pGcs.l Gfgcuce
uolI uL The controlling remedial agent boz the EESOLFENr for this
oss Of the ABEkA B3AkA Tbs great remedy
b. the
urine aud promotes tle healthy cou Of lie kueys and through TIE
cVmpeuug ul soug influence o The pecachulul the
vessels Of tie sG laTmouIc With ue Adn,S Hence have the
Luugs Liver SA and kdles lAnuLug with each other aud each
tcrtug and dscattuF their respective constituents few doses
the KESOLNhNI W change al these and
afford prompt relief n tc most distressing cases There h. no rari
that will all orms Of kuey complaint quick tae SARsAfA
RlLLIAN RtNoLNFNT
Dr RAnwAIS SABSAPARILLtAY RESOLyENT rep,irs the
OF the body. applies uourhncut strength a0d purity 10
Tie blood ttops ah
charges Price bottles Sold by s
gi,is For me,ra Bcr address jam EAbNAi, NJ d. No So
Maiden J. Read Dr. RAILWAYS ALMANAC for lSbJi s,
l.. sTa auf ~
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
STRONG ASSERTION.

o. the diseases the SARSAPARLLlAN BESOLVENT Is es
Tscay prescribed for viii give evidence Of cuTe is the power
human agency proong Ae the patient by few do' II
the life principle existing within the wasted Oooy
aud broken down constitution which this apowe remedy can act
m suddenly arrest tie progress weakness and repair the
flesh and fbe made from rich and strong
blood Us power Increasing the aesb strengthening the blood and
restoring functional harmony the Liver Lungs Skin Bowels stomach
Kidneys and Bladder az all obstacles TO the securing o
health those who are suffering organic wasting disease
No this remedy without deriving immediate benefit The
f dose commences purGson ingoron, and eTternina
ton Of corruption weakness and diseased humOA Il communicates Us
curative powers through BLOOD. SWEAT and URINE The
patient III. dell glth heaarg influence circulating through
the system Ike fud II Is free from dangerous agents
Every drop Of it absorbed IN the circulation and M work
ofregenefat.o1 dud
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

SYMPTOMS complained o. destroyed the bouersy d. ,tS
s'Plea me discharge TAis letter written 70 May 1903
BKOOKLIH, MAY 1854
i WI n6F gv. ny symptoms am years oil seght l1
pounds hgl eet color ohar DARK browns bdy and hHts
and slender weakness Of the whole head heavy and m y rat
sounds Paa over TIE whites tie eyes Yellow sn sy sl
greasy Yellow tongue coated stb white seu hawking and hsIaHs
keep ihe thoat clear Of toagh pbeg ard
visions before tss "gh weak sye. hshiDl dreams
nsing from bed, bowels sometimes
my discb from the boses;
taste dske for labor female socety e,, 81
solitude DOLL heavy stupid and drowsy confusion Of N. sd ps
baggar bleeding; right desire IA Jni
waters poor Appetite hohbs inagaHonA aer retiring sght
the destructive habit and saaes
nearly have been under tremeHt doctors
taken cslomel mercury blue pills " knowledge
stopped the habit have taken the RssolVen is
desire change remedy produced wonderful Az u.
feelings dappeared as By Nv appetite retained ,phs
revived aud feel anxious and ambitious % complete d bo
se ony " the Resent three tunes dsy
Of RadWays Pills every Bight week rub the
back Ready Relief One hottie has mace ts roodsu ehIg
but had better continue IL for while Yours ttuy
A. H-Dn
In weakness aud Al affections the spptss
ofRADWAYS READY RELIEF g. the spus IL Of great iHpsn
with electricity and gives rev nk
' igorons strength to the nerves
RAILWAYS REMEDIES sold BY Druggists eTefyHDse and
DR. RADWAY'S Once. No. 81 MAIDEN lane. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
SARSAPARILIAN
HTS ASSOCIATES.

Dr. EADwArs sARSAP4RILLrAN BESoLyEST cures WITH
orig rapidly hitherto considered nclrabe AID invests
those marked sh the death with M Vgooa' beath aud
strength che blood that ever flowed through the
man, woman, child
Tie wonderful cures effected IN few days BY this remedy Of persons
threatened With early dissolution aroused the medical world to an
investigation Of extraordinary virtues and IN compliance with the ur
gent solicitations Of thousands Of medical Dr. RADWAf has con
scented to publish Of Us composition Never since medicine
became subject Of nyes CATION Of the sick has such eH
toy and cu cures been through the remedial ageney
Of RAILWAYS sARSAPARLLIAS RESOLyENI dei in one cases
By The Ready Relief and Railways Pills..
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
ADVANTAGES.


THIS SOCIETY Is FULLY ORGANIZED. AND
Is TIE ONLY REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
&c LECTIC PRINCIPLE IN LIFE ASSURANCE.
ITS BUSINESS IS BASED UPON CASH RATES,
WHICH ARE SANCTIONED BY TIE BEST Az
THORITY. AND ARE MOST EQUITABLE IN
THEIR OPERATIONS.
PREMIUMS ARE PAYABLE ANNUALLY.
SEAlI-ANNUALLY, OR QUARTERLY.
ALOAN OF ONE-THlRD THE ANNUAL PRE-
MUM WILL BE GRANTED IN CERTAIN CASES
ON THE TERMS STATED IN THE PAPERS OF
TIE SOCIETY, THOUGH THIS METHOD OF
ASSURANCE Is NOT ENCOURAGED.
ALARGE DISCOUNT WILL BE ALLOWED To
ALL PERSONS WHO DESIRE ASSURANCE
WITHOUT PARTICIPATION.
DIVIDENDS WILL BE DECLARED ANNU-
ALLY.
ALL POLICIES ARE NON FORFEITABLE,
AFTER THE FIRST ANNUAL PREMIUM Is
IAID.
ONEROUS CONDITIONS ARE REMOVED OR
RESTRICTED IN FAVOR OF THE ASSURED.
This Society ,ciH supply er0y description Of Life 1ssHr
Gncc combining o special advantages Ogered bg all other
companies.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
no CORRFspONDENTs

"H.r-The names of the Washburn brothers
aie as follows: Israel Washburn, j.. OF Maine VIM d.
Washbun Of Minnesota, EHbn h. Washbnrne ~ ilnois.
Cadwallader &. Washburn Of Wisconsin, VIII ID. wash
burn OF California. aud Charles and samuel "ashourn
Two of them. Elihu and CadwaIlader are now IN Con
gress aud have served together repeatedly For Two
terms Israel Washhurn. jr.. also member but re
tired on being elected Governor of Maine william was
once candidate In California but was defeated Mr.
W. d. washburn has been proposed once or twice but
never received nomination. They ARE al the Children "
Israel who iyes m Haius. j. % Iear' oG, and enjoys
IcUL health
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
mvINGToN vs.. ATLANTIC.

Tie cIme between thcso CIlUs ycstoIday
was the t Of the series the present season. Notwrh
standing the efforts OF the Irvmgons 20 keep up their
organization and maintain their status as trst-class
Cab. fearful havoc made their ranks reveals It's
effect in their present weakness True, al the good
paFors ~ the Club have not deserted H. bur sufficient
have gone INTO other organizations Whose places have
H8t been filed by mCmDCT~ equally WtlltoupS I'D pail
playing. aud the Irvugt0us n9w hud themselves going
backward. In the contest yesterday, however they
showed all their weakness ana none of their strength
III the seventh inning Eaton was injured severely ana
gave mp play. the being The breaking spr1ulng
OF % finger The balance Cf the game was played out
with bat eight meu Mills OF tie lrvugtons was ds ever
good PLAYER, and his appearance the Held 30 uniform
the cause OF remark. q sunday paper having dc
clartd him 20 be member OF the Mutual Club. and
adding that he would bc eligible player the 4Jtn
pIOX. The new third basemau of the lgymgUn., Rob
usOn" did but poorly. Daring the came the rvugtOn
were changed an the hcd, but the first base
alone retaining his post from hrst TO last la tAc
printed very fun analysis of fac play given, the
column headed "B." indicating the nuuDC. of times
ma gl- ms de clean
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
OFFICE:
No Is ySoy SQUARE BETWEEN 18Th / i7TiIsIs, W.
NEW.YORK CITY.
JAMES w. BARKER, PRESIDENT.
WN G. PRESCOTT Vice. President

JAMES w. BARKER, PRESIDENT.
VIM PRESCOTT Vice. President
sR,FI FiESsoy E4@y A PE N4ERTf MAc4FTf sgss s.s
Superintendent Of Aseaee No a' uuon'q1ao
l. sATGEELEE. metropolitan Agent No 100 B'oadTay
BOARD % DWEcroEs
JAMES " BARKER Dry Goods No. 100 Church. y.
StMrF slSCLAIR PabIhsr S'Y Tribune 40. l5, Nu,la,a
WILLIAM NOLLER Sugar Resrer No % Wa.st
s M SWENSOS, Merchant. No s0 Bsaverst
II D. CIAFtIN Dry Goods No lto Churchst
Il STUART Pre-. An Imp Gas Light Co. ee7 '"e'Hd're Y
CHARLES H. MITCHELL Counselor al Law, NO l3 NasausI
" l. STRONG. No 50 Worihst
SILAS IUDLAM Surveyor. 40 ll2 Reassu.st Rr'otgu
WILLIAM A WHEELOCK. Pres Central National Bank
JOHN CLEVELAND IatR Assessor No3oi wfoHrsea'a 81
STEPHEN 4 TOWER staioner. No 76 ohamhersrt
ROBERT s. NEWTON ~ D.. No. - East Niueieenth't
SPENCER ". coz H. B. Claan & CO.. No. J." ChHrch" {"
ALBERT A DRAKE Drake Bros Bankers, 80 10 Bnals,
J. MONROE TAYLOR HrchaHt No iIl dleHgst
CRADLES " SANDERS, No. ~ GTeeres-
JOHN s. BOYs No 36 West Tweuty-thirist
GEORGE e. sArrERLER Pr Wilmington r.Co NO -2 Broadway.
THOMAS r. ELDRIDGE Dry Goods. so 80 Broai'-'.
STEPHEN BARKER Dry Goods. No llo ChUast
LION p DyBOST, Dry Goods 40. 20 wor.LiL
JOSEPH s. MITCHELL, White Plains, n Y
HOOPER vAN WORST Counselor Law. No lo6 Br'alFsr
ARCHIBALD o.. EOGBRS, Counselor At Law. No trH'st
STEPHEN PAUL Superintendent of Age1ec' No IS Ju0us1as
q DEMACARTY. Secretary. No. JS Union square
ALANsoN T. BRIGGS Merchant, No c. Ruger't
4 H. ARKENBURGH Tobacco Merchant, No. - Bsoai'L
DENAs BARNES. No. p PsrIrow.
ALEXANDER WILDER Editor; Ererug Post No 81 Na's1'l
RIcHARD MAXIM. Iron Merchant, No SO BesrersL
JoHAS MOILBR. Sugar Relner, NO )3 Wallet.
J. y CAKE Prop wadsaoth House No 90 Fnh.arr
MERRIT u SMITH Hsmlton Ius Co, Nc. D. Wa's;
LLyAH MILLER. jr Dry Gosts, No 40 Churrhst
SAMUEL X WILSON Wooeu Manufacturer. Trenton. Y j.
HENRI IyISON PabHsher. No. ~ Greerrst
CHAS u. ADAMS NIecPres First Nat BAnk. Cohoe', y y
WILLIAM PRESCOTT. Vice President NS % UroHsqn're.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
WOMAN.

There cs " com that every sy im or less troubled
and hun anguish. AHnuirg what
ti.lkng cousut rrs,ah 10 RA1NAiS SARSAPAuLIIAN
RFSOLVENTa pYa,t thai N ever, form ~
ladies eoupat, and restore hrlM regularity 10 those scrirc
Sgpprcsous Rrrntuss gl4r )icafratuu
sAdiur Np.kr fralrs Falling of the Womb
Tgmors, 4rl Lamp C,.s tie Womb U
rapdu ln Iy,,' li! tG8yuuts Headaches Bad
ntams and The tont thai coas present this Toed
VIII lady should pvcfc slppy SARSA.
PAElLLAN RESOLNESI. 10 Ni keep on uugr aud Lrh,
make fl bright ehe,ru happy touY yYoo ycu
kvgi at petite AID a Gear, beautiful sam.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
TO THOUSANDS OF UNFORTUNATES

publish the following oussnis arcted Ia the ns war
What ~ do 20 The ol
stopped and The Injuries sustained removed lead insuy and IN.
Those ,udagwi and have oni,
occasional loss 81 tho NE prnpessy
will be cured n where he auuA dsbsrgr more
bo teorctnr functions ~
t,, w.th,ed clc though slow viii be Effected by She sAR.
SApARiLLiAN RkNOLVENT, sided by RADWAYS pIIIs and
READY RELIEF We have
maulsd and have hdfeu This shoad t e sy
huiauess Of the SARSAPARuIIAS RESoI vST
Jss bnowIs where cue bCk II We l.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
III INCREASES THE FLESH.

Mrs. 3 Rom couHral drgr sysen. NaNelANay from 65
pouBl 20 - pouf 90 he - moHts She had used haks
ifsa sa hae sel giaae well all kls q Injections aud l
She commenced the RAnNAlN SAkSAPARII-
LIAM kE>OlNENr n January gained Ia
Weight 10 popa bay ac day she witnessed iHreassaI
~ waste Leohva To- months sae euurr cured
of the Lsots and the month OF July had gained FIFTY POUNDS
rs WEIGHT She now The possron o health and beauty let
al s.ky IA.Ls taLs tlr AAkNA A.ARILLlAN nksOLNkNrt
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
Tnr sHTpING OF LONG ISLAND.

Tie marine register in the First Collection
u strct gives the follow The tuuuaceoi Long Island:
In the towns ~ Southampton Easthamptou and shelter
Island conursuc the collection district oi the port of
Sag Harbor the total enrolled tuuuaec E 2i5i 250O tuu
licensed tuuuapc 81 2AlOO Total 2UIS $500 tuus
In the towns of Southod and Rvehead comprising the
surveyors district OF GIeeuport the total enrolled tuh
mage 1891 42IOO tuns licensed tuuuagc, 753 "AlO tuns
Total sen $500 tuus Orient has steamer, scuoOucrs,
and sloops with total enrolled tuLnagc ~ Los
S5-lOO tuuS; licensed. slOops. A3 $3luO tuus.
,st Marion has schO0ncrs and sOOps with
total enrolled tunnage of S72 SO0 under 10 tuns sOop
29lOC GrCeupOft has steamer % scbOouCrS ana Is
ploops with total enrolled tunnace 1907 1905 under
20 tuns. schoOneis and sOOpS 46 72oN JaucspUit
has sCGOOners with total enrUedu Uf 40 lloH
tuDs under 20 uns sools 100 6-lOo KlycrnCad has
EChoOnors and soOps. with total enrolled tuuuuCc Of
h5f OjIOU under tuns, SlOous, 9liOO sag HaIbOr
has steamer ba kS whalcrsl1 brig tNhalc1 -choOl-
ere and slOOpS, with total enrolled tlunage of 4,J9
lSlN FLANDERS has schO0nef,4 slOUps with total cn-
rolled funuare Of l93 34O0 Total tunnagc enrolled n the
Jifst Collection District 1854 67-lUO inns: total licensed
1uuuage 90 llIOo Total tuunagc, n1tg SiICg tUns.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
IFS COMPOSITION.

For twenty-five years Rdway has been borDg the vineyard o
medical science in improving the process obtaining active proper
medicinal heat This great desdeaum he
has successful accomplished every Ingredient used in RadWsJs
Resoye and the Ready Relief and Railways Pills. are
the pare uuadneral active properties n Railways sarsapanAan
Reovent one tspoouu th pure principle
Sarsapara will he found quart bottle Of e weak iecoc
.--u-- -. H. -. -.--.-. .r--l-
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
HOME NEWS.
rHR MRATHER

RKv,RHs Morrirg HAY; ron 10 u cloudy very hiIy A.
and cloudy Evening cloudy 820 cloudy
little cloudy 20 oso slightly cloudy 70 = AstroromlcalTh 9aes
lion Why Ike the for most Of The
vear OF The planet Venus slh With telescope visible nndef
favorable for J u 85 days Of the year II he
bright and moved dfres about ibs sun ~ the
planets io hey would be equally long but they generally r.
around the elliptic orbits sy only De
vsiJ.t o. portion " the ellpse nearest The
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

The Deputy Superintendent of Buildings APP
pointed Board Of survey 10 examine the hutthc, Nus
as and 90 Greucst occupied printing cstaesluiyut
ny John TrOw the place having beeh OVERLOADED ~ lhr
time Of the recent Appleton fire. The report Oi ING urd
Is a. follows On the ArSt story there are II pressing Ma
chimes abOut 100 pounds caCh tie second no0r iOur
large stamping machines the third hOcr there are II
Adams printing presses; and the fourth ana llth
floors large quantities OF type aud stock of paper Inc
building is hycs0ry brick, aud has frontage Of %
seot, is IS feet deep and 20 high. There large
the basement are out Of plumb from half an inch 70
inch, and 10 the first and second stories the
wooden columns badly epruuC, some be-
ing an inch and half out Of plumb. The tier Of
Bolumns toward the southern de of The building ale the
Is due 70 defect ia the foundation than
nessve weight The outside walls and brickWork are
Sncenty strong and the timber and grders in the f
iercnt stories capable OF sustaining the weight placed M
OF them II Is recommended Dy the Board 81 surveyors
placed by iron columns Of az least eight inches IN
2,aneter or by wooden Of sufficient strength aud
That those the basement he reset and placed on b
RaOd fOuIdatluA
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
LATEST SHIP NEU&
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
e.....At, .tt.-S Foster Boston. mdse and Pass
psu p.t uoliovay Francisco 29 DAYS Hour ana gram
~ ait...,,. p,tberfor Guantanamo ~ days, susa
~ Gir.', o,sso Pssres Matan1as y days sugar
Dug VVl.l p- Tneker Cenfueqo Adays l. fone man
bs suge1e ,sk With Chages died 90 the
nss..gs "a tby.e others are sick on board.
Rdg Alma Gahrs Rio Janeiro . etys' coz e. .,....,
Brig Thomas Tmul Thompson oio i''''i ''s'i an" H
Brc Hsru D1ly NewH9fen -.- ,, --.-4 ...f.,..,
Schr Elizabeth DeIisrt. Low pemtfafs ays susaf '
SER C;-s.ssnd Gordon Wiwi'2ou y g., CAV. ial-ot'
sCHoOSEKs-klHEK ANh c0AsrWlsK
Mar augion. Roekiald Ssl, NS NSlsln' 'N....t..
. .lNl ~ ~ s-.t.i.b Nsria Louisa. Sto8Ifgt"a-
p"ttiIts''- -st,l,ferI Caroline &. Sm.th. L.uL
r. n Baldwin, NetH"f tt'il n-'-.I...-
~ o. Wells, Neg.llayen g-f ptlu' s' il',l..-''' 49,,
Geo p Tnyp Nantu0kei. Nale' rove i,,''1
Chss T. Hawey, hsg IarD"f. "II1e't' 'TNf ~ 49,
n 49,, p,rtfGrL Hattie A.. Butler Portland -
4. T. beche BTOEus bahAA iN'l',, -.
Dickinson. Bryuns biht- .'nts nuh',n. .4 C,
J. " Parder. jr New Bel'url ~ Ita,'h lr',4"l,
San Weller Portland. c. : ;. Tyler. Hartford.
Gloucester, StOnin son.
Sts,r,tp South America Jsneroi Henry Churcsv AnINsL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
W,,~,verov n & Aug 24-Arryed steamship Fairbanks from
yroS Aug 24-Arrved Montana from Boston T. D.
Pnuey Phaaelphis; Minerva, New-l orb ,.-,-. .
FoRTHKss MONROE Aug 2iln TIE hoads oI uatDo 's 'u"
John Giyeh, AMI a heet OF casters NJ, - , ~
York b sword Fish and Black Hawk Lsepoo Theodore Duc
Bordeaux PsTamatba Hong hong
DISASTERS.
IfvvRPoor Aue 2The ship Mgisa hom lyr3oo hoHHa i'r
Charleston Leasowe dsma'ted She '} possibly
get off,
Aug T. no lat &C.. brig Cyeore 9p A'pn@1 FOR No'i"a
Au % Nantucket Shoals, bark hdoado o.. liverpool from Genoa
AaS 55 st g. Ion. q TO- bark lima hence for sagua.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
IArnouncemeui&I

Terrible suflerings from rupture ana hnal cure
6g7 BrosdEay kesl ~ sehA 0A ''' I'b' "
Tribune % Aug N and u. under Specia' NoHee'
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
45 by 80.
TO LET FOR A TERM or YEARS,

The lsr.t upper LOFTS on tL, soaiL of
BROADWAY AND wARRESSr,
with fns gh sd ventilation. Aog4 OFFICES r tie sane bung
,ngiy OF I suite, AJpl,
JOHN LLOYD SONS No. and wsrrtn,L
DEyLN 70.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
Totals ..........n sa u s'I To.a's........

it, "a 3d. lI Sci. C.l ,.a at. am Total
Tfa',..... fr%s,.s....s I Q . ! ,
Out ou Atlantic 10 tines, pul'o1 30 times, Whole number
clean btsAfartc 80, l, g"r. il Su.k
Ee,ueu ?. Butey l. Ponl bound caches-Nls g. Ze''lra
Lels pontle rvs-rewis u Campbell and W. CampheI putting
tegou tu ta snd eating OF Nils who lsl et BIS base
M..
Aess delaney saG CAaIuau Time 81 gilelNo loms ssa or
minutts.
The AIorisania Unions will depart from
their programme. and Uay with both the R0.AyS
Ter aud Niagara clubs before their return.
To-day the Atlantic and EckfOrd return
game takes place the Union grounds. Tomorrow the
Mutuas and Haynakcrs play their return game U the
same place
la CROSSE.
On Wednesday the Dominion players OF tins
game. haug tr0m Montreal viii treat the puEr 20 me
novel eNee-e and pastno Of Ia Crosse at the ttoue
grounds Brooklyn ON Friday next they VIII occupy
and Hirons being set aside That these gentlemen can
give second display of tLc Canadian sport.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-04-16
TERMS.
ioyTwo Dollars for one year, ;nya.

0 Two Dollars for one year, inva-
rally tn adrance.
sJH Single copies, Ten Gents each.
s5e Advertisements inserted at One Dollar
Per square of Ten Lines or less for the first
insertion; Fifty Cents for each continuance.
81 Loca! and Special Notices, Twenty
Cents per line.
@A liberal deduction will be made to
persons advertising for three, six, nine, OF
twelve months.
OF Obituaries and calls on candidates,
Fifty Cents per square.
OF The privilege of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited to their own immediate and
regular business and the business of an ad-
vertising firm is not considered ss including
that of It's individual 10 embers. OUNo de-
Walton from these terms under any circum-
stances
0T- Ad yertisements not marked with the
number of insertions when handed in, will be
continued until ordered out, and payment
exacted.
OF No advertisement inserted gratuitously
s5- Advertisements of an abusive nature
will lot be inserted at any price.
sCs Announcing candidates Five Dollars,
20 be paid in advance in every case.
OF lob Printing of all kinds neatly
done on New Type, and on as reasonable
eIms as any Office IN Tennessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-04-16
The Carpet-Baggers.

The Atlanta Daily Opinion
Republicar-has the following in
regard to the Carpet-Bag adven-
turers who have recently entered
Georgia to take charge Of and run
the State machine:
There are some things which
certain individuals connected with
the Republican party in Georgia,
have not learned in time:
l. They will learn that carpet
baggers and Boston negroes, who
are nominating each other to office,
are not of the people, do not
represent the people, nor will they
be supported in their modest pre-.
tentions by the people of Georgia.
2. Two or three men without
record, without character, without
brains, without moral worth, with
out home or local habitation, do
not constitute the Republican or
reconstruction party OF Georgia,
nor will that organization be dicta-
ted to by them.
8. That whilst the people of
Georgia are anxious that Northern
men, and high-minded, honorable,
industrious, working men from all
sections should come to this State
and share with them the future of
the State, they are not willing to
entrust the future of Georgia ex-
-clusively to newly imported Office
seekers who are a libel upon
. Northern society, and a reproach
to any community.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-04-16
THE REAL,

A slight but comely lady,
With ripping chestnut hair,
A cotton dress, in which, no less,
She looks extremely fair;
A busy, bustling beauty,
On household duty bent;
Who speaks, the while, with happy smile
Of kindness and content.
A little house in London:
No ivy and no flowers,
But what care we for botany;
That little house is ours,
And often in the evening,
When we hear some well-knowu cry,
Or tramp of feet along the street,
We smile, my wife and /.
No little fairy daughter,
Nesting contidingly;
Four healthy boys, whose ceaseless noise
Brings childhood back to me.
Yet these prosaic blessings,
OF which have my share,
In peace and love soar far above
Ny castle in the air.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-04-16
Stagnation in New Eng
land.

There is much more suffering
among the laboring classes of New
England, especially the cotton op-
eratives, than is generally sup
posed at the South. A laboring
man writing from Worcester, Mass,
recently, says;
"Hundreds of persons are out of
work in this city, and we are no
exception to the general rule
through the country. Our large
factories and mills in this section,
for we are strongly devoted to
manufactures, are either still, or
running on fractional time. If
this state of things continues much
longer, the result will be fearful.
The working element enters large
ly into the population Of the New
England States, and as they are
as class, dependent on their
weekly wages as means of sub
sistence, it is logical conclusion
that they must either obtain bread
or starve. Many of them will re-
sort to crimes rather than accept
the latter alternative. The in
creased work placed upon our po-
lice, and the constantly recurring
burglaries, and even highway rob-
berries attest the statement"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-04-16

Prof. Nash says that he once
knew of a water pipe being taken
up that was laid for q long dis
tance on a dead level, in which
there was enough white lead found
to paint small house, inside and
out. and if taken internally would
kill small army, and yet the fam.
iIy who used the water for twenty
years was perfectly healthy. The
noison settled on the bottom OF
the pipe, and was not forced into
the house.