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, 1870-04-26
MEDI0ALCARD
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For Thirteen ycsys of Jazoes Lock Hospi.si Srv @,
sean.. Ind the las, tn located In Chcaso and
known Throughout the eocrt.y the noss sueeruskul
Specialist Of the a<e In the treatment Of DISEASES or
A PRIVATE CHARACTER, can 1e ecnatrnt;sl,v
ecusd n prF1nn OF BY ktrr. II hIs oEee 1nd p.tor4
81 and a3 3RASDOLpH-Sr.. In rre,al to al affections
PERTAINING to the Genital Cfinarv Orxaas. II auY
time hom L. n till p, m. RA!tesl AMI permanent
ers wu1nteti. wAhJutt tac use cf nxrsru1y AID With
cct tncnnreulerec 10 tht patient.
Female plEscul:ies ard lErSsIetises t-r7ted witt
safety AID faeecsa. Separate .oors for patients, 49,
eonsu1tAsiuns private and eonasutia Sna s.anps f91
pamphlet On sfEzxA1uRnnHA sad SIrHEM Stns IL
any sddrras il sellsd envelope AEtrrae D.. JAMES,
2, U, pr4Mcf ~ ChIs1Sp Ill
, 1870-04-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

. MONDAY EyEStS5, Aprtl q,
BEEF cATTLE-Tne demand wus active, and
with slight supply Of beevea On sale he market
was ttsong u advance on the closing prices OF
last wsek- The improvement Of ia &c frnuztrd
IN Euano md Philadelphia, aud the favorable
len0t OF adviceh from other points, Unmarried
consistent feeling all around. 1nl on the n1ure t,-
>lratlc otc'tngs the competition, in some itstsn-
SSs, was sufficient to send the price up 4lassc
Ihr quality Of the AlUck 1as excellent tile asrraQc
being full! up to t1nt Of any 5,rrvluu. DAY this
kaspu, and majonty OF the sales we're checte.l
~ Ef1crs ranging frun f;.64 upward to {T.sa The
highest price realized w1l Sala, for four car loads
averaging rs69 rts, though numerous sAleS Wer.
elected At and within the range Of, {s.so1 IH
The market rlosesi INN, with about Ill sold Re
celsed to-day, Lila
90 CLOSING PRICES.
Extra graded strers. ............,,, ,,f:.1sasllA;
tAulct' HeGFes-Fine, ,fat, well fofmed,S
u Year old steerA and averaging
ffGM .2uH tn a:sl H.. s...........,.., 7,y.S1.oO
rtfue Bceves-Geul, Hel1-fasted, rntIy
furiutd Fteers, averaging 1850 to $50 ...
rs,:..,;. .;:,.....:.,..... ,........ a73a.S
Far GraAlcS-fAtf RtettA, in lair nesh,
ayrsaEng ,go % Nv n4s......, -. G2as1Gao
COWS for city slaughter, averaging 900
to ~ r.. .......-.........,.......- a:taa2a
Stuck Cattle-C0l,lnlnn cattle In decent
fehh, averaging 100 to :, go rs........ &;a8G0a
lhIeriur-LrGt aud thin COWS uutl steers 81
CATTLE SaLES TO-DAY:
, 1870-04-26
DIR. Townsend.

III South C1A,t It, treats al Private and srxnaI lts
e1see and eectA cures ia ths rtruknt
sntertnk fuEa Seminal weakness, Nervous IbhEs., x
stIhhte Ad.eLous Of any kind ehonI call r.r.x and
and Dlten1ti nratrd with safety and s;lress Ills
pamrhttt of 4dvicr" sent sEEa to any Adtzcsa Coz
, 1870-04-26

hates OF Passage Reduced.
st"1nlrr sstit very Fortnight: DIRECT II, I,Sn,x
| iAKAGtAf. bfNOS.' Arr:l ~ at1r.m
In etfSrnry. .t'' e''' 3F. "a
prs.'ensrrs 6ootsd e Hamburg. Nreutu H,,,e.
FIJI. AZ Fto u pss:tWs fHgIy 4 Na Bs.xay New
'"eo'stf. chisa - TH1 frsixht u s S,uiheI 4
ROWLAND Z AEFIEWiiI
, 1870-04-26

z AtStSS- A~hA% 90V
HAi-Ihe demand TOR shts article, though chief
= III thc shape OF small onlets, was far IN the ag
grerate and for timothy prertoa. rates werr tr1n-
J! sustained Prairie ~ in large Gupp,y, and pur-
ehsseia we're fenetally accommodated Il slight
concession fEum the quoted pricsA On tEncS,
the following were the ruling rates: limo
thy. pressed, ttaoo3I+N; pzais1e, pressed, tlo,5o
61l-D: Timothy, ioose, Gu wagon, siaooAl7.oo
rrairit, tooec. on wagon, *lse0sl40e. For deliv.
cry. $l.pAa t.61.
h1DENSothing new was rrporrsd In tie condl
tton Of the hide market The demand continues
moderate. Il DO also the receipts, ana, at the
steady. W. continue 10 quote: Clty butchers,
6tta1r; country dn. 7X,asc; green ka!te.i,
curl ss,,t Light. aesSc; do, hsa'y. sssNc: green
dry 1uf, 1s<alac: dry salted. tGsl;e: Erabhy,
scored, cut Or Otherwise damaged, two-:hrli
mica: hfanIirtl cah M
, 1870-04-26

The following we're tho receipts and ship
nents Of produce At this point during the week
ending April o:
, 1870-04-26

lIe&cf u8r'. aauth A.t er.art ii Cis:t ani 1,i.+
| pf'01-sorsh ~s''s1I o. 49, ..
s:,3te fpaa ~. ijns n.a,e an s:upE
'::;; '::sS nj si:st f
E,st M L!.sa i. S!sh; N II :% 4 T.
,,,~,e,, and pun,.I,5 IrsIsr:aT E,.s ~
j;;s, |i;s Fl ~ Bs5;;s - sS z 49, Z
fn,,.s sD' t1sta p,:.;n:sf
uo,,1rt pisoErc E,,,c Corner caaal :at Kiazie-sa
ia;+1s!, II. Is!ip Gfs,::r5 EsaE'taa
MsnFtssa fs,zsntr.;. 45pn .s,J
Ml*saIre P.--aatf.......:1ia 10 + + n. n .st ss
De1as- ~ ''o'a sa1' '3ess
csees.is S.s., n1,Ti1s nd Kis.;e ,.,-..
Iistiis Siss; Tsx<sSf n ;Rss e : 4 4
"o"d'sosd E5 5t'1ion66tr.silsq E 6t:Nis ~
II. r. SrAxEooo f3enerai Is:kri ~c,ri
gs.os H55Sals b1ss2HtSs;s tSns7Ha1 = IL ....,*
.no c.iFo s:2,a a2ne
sS{nf kss{{aff f..::Sxs:s5: :ss1:a
tssse t ~. s..o............ u. 1.sa VIII 4opm
H,Gr Paik ard O4E y ocds..,. s5Xm .sIn 3
I do do do sN + M so:iya -
60 % Do ...ls1op. n si:NpM n
d. d. d. % % ....s:iSpp:@ 1 ,: n. .:44P .:44sP. =
| fSt L,ua thrauxh t1aiE.)
Dag E171ea. 80 .s;nnn-
, 1870-04-26
RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains,


, CHICAGO NORTHWE8TER1 RAILROAD
4cke1 U3tf. eGuth sat enr.trt cf CLARK nai T,i..+r
cpr1Sd atCYTs AND nN.AA LINE
, 1870-04-26

JtukS FlUN 3k3tNlnLc
neSSsluct ~" er!...-.....--........1S t&l3
Spring aud tire steel, G1e c
LEATHER-The leather market was quiet, and
values were noninaliy unchanged. We repeat
Nk4lock-city harness. union, ssa+,c; c.ty bar.
ness, - 4oc; Country harness., Ia4:;e; une c.ty,
toanf! nrPes 10. ~ rsse aesse' colai SG ss
calf. CITY, sf,ssal. cali, country, si.iaaI,ss:
rough UPPER, ls,4ls -, siss.'c: Tuayh upptf, Ia
ncsse :cis tesa n; nplsf saasSs4 Saa ss ss e.
oK-Slaughtcr sole. s4i:..s: Philadelphia sole,
~ e. ~; x,a haIl,t;'' A. re 4s,:; hn LSht y.laa
1eeas: American cali, 3l rs. s:.t.r Is: rscIcs
sait : ns, .stxa: 10: Frcne, .-!!.a: =. sliaa
Go 10 30o rs, tl.las 10; French cali, Le,a,i:.,
dozrn, ssaWs ooe; French eait, Jodot . doIe.,
s'$tsr III 5i;E ;:eiHs ocKf5s !f' ;,
VA Va far and pf'cAs ruled nsm and unchanged.
-, T'T5s1 e TN a plate, 6. 1os1t, $3.50: roonnR
.corrEn-Mcta,te,, a;,ot, &c; copper bottoms,
ny,, sheet, loNs; s*ltcr, lic.
,s @ss u Is sid H. ,se g Ss ss ' t. IT, asA T.
i:c: i, lec: 1s, lsc; u, 10. 80 '~'' '0' -
SA1L~There WIS more doing In Tits make,
We niske no change IN fa,es: % iostsi. H. = 4 ~, y
| f+.2s: IT. 2 keg. $3.50: FL, Z kcg, $..i5; ~, .
| veg sSm: ~, q kee, 1t.s; "a. Eeg. 200; ;
nhe b!ue1, III, = kee, SEQ; fne blued. ID,
Oul&Therc was more inquiry for 1]nsee,, oil
and prices were nr7ner and tending upxani Lard
| MI Was trrner, In sympathy with iarC and extra
md NJ. were advanced &c. Carton rrnIans ,ul
| IT fdxsc Hanl. *hnle, Fnerm aud other desclip-
.oi, :s i,Ss.: sx'Ea laId OIL :las; Nal s: NJ.
S!..t. i:Gs; wl:ale oit. sl.o'; bank oil, sue
~; ;,. sun!ss' :Lo; lusr.tat!ng 9W. ", 5H7soe;
stEnfhune, eec: sperm ott, $40: elephant oil
sllas l.so: neatsfoot ol, No, l. s1-1o,sLse; do,
stI,rtS pure, Slit
| NtE~-Ihf market Il quoted very itrn, hsving
quete the market at ec fur ra,ua; s:tc Tor Caro-
! Ira; md Sc for As7acan- The stocks III New
is,S s1Saps n5s anp5sssmaI.,....-..--... smaI.
, 1870-04-26

GoQDR1CH'S PASSENGER STEAMERS
te- AlN111ee 2od West Shore rostt, daily It 9nn
fof 6sAnd HAFEa and Rast Shnae pcstA, 'ta1y.
For St jossrh ma HGicn H.r.s,r :dsii1 II ,5 =
trsea H1I pott1. Tnestay1 aGa Ft1a41, a,s,.. D g.
eS-sd21EelTp:cdnR
The New York herald., 1870-08-23

WANTED-TwO EXPERIENCED RETAIL DRY
w goods saesmen for the dress goods department. Ap
ply to J. G. JOHNSTON, 767 and 7S9 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-08-23

WANTED--A DRUG CLERK IN WHOLESALE
drug house ap orig. crk lhat Thoroughly un iersands
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09
~ The wiseacres in Congre

HS The wiseacres in Congress
now propose to diminish the pop
ular objection to the income tax
by augmenting the sum exempted
from taxation. By the proposition
In question all incomes below fif.
teen hundred dollars year will
pay nothing. But why not abol-
ish the income tax altogether :?
A pledge to this effect was given
when thisPodious tax was first op-
posed. The pledge that it should
not be extended beyond the year
1870 is still on national record,
and to repudiate that pledge is to
dangerously familiarise the public
mind, by example, with the prin-
ciple of reputation. To increase
the tax on places OF public amuse-
mentis also perilous experiment.
There is no wisdom in such move
mems on the part of the
government. A bad spirit is fos-
tered by them among the people /;
and if General Grant expects a
reelection by the popular vote,
the most adroit thing he could do
would be to condemn such an adj
ditional imposition upon a favo-
rite recreation. The assembled
wisdom" at Washington displays
rare amount, sometimes, of in
nate stupidity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09

CoTToN.-Receipts at all ports
since lst Sept ember last have been
2,719,073 bales, agains. 2,020,252
last season, an increase of 69S,82I
bales. Total Exports have been l..
374,933 bales, against l,3lS,952
last year at same dates. Stocks 10
our seaports 3l7,549 bales, against
822,399 last year, and stocks in
interior towns $1,000 against 63,-
715 last year at same time. Stock
in Liverpool $50, 900 bales, against
383, 900 last season. American
cotton aheat for Liverpool l22, 600
against $4,000 last year, and of
Indian cotton anoat for Europe
$4,000 against 44S,000 last year.
New crop prospect in this country
is very promising. In India not SO
favorable.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09
HD The circular of Hon. JOIN

eg The circular of Hon. John
M. Bright, in this paper, is fair,
temperate, and true. We ask es-
pecial attention to it; it is worthy
of careful perusal. Without in
tending or wishing to disparage
the merits of others who are or
may become candidates for the
same Office, we must be allowed to
say that ino our opinion Mr.. Bright
possesses all of the requisites Of a
good Chancellor. And this is the
verdict of the bar of every county
in the district. He would bring
to the station an upsullied charac-
ter, ripe scholarship, a profound
knowledge of the law, a proper
appreciation of the responsibilities
of the station, a matured iudg-
ment, strictly temperate habits,
and a conscientious desire to furth-
er the right, without fear or favor.
The people Of Lincoln county know
these to be Mr.. Bright's qualifca-
tons, and will vote for him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09

B@ Charles Sumner says that,
with the passage of the bill sweep
ing away all the remaining social
difference between whites and mig.
gers, his labors in the cause of
freedom are ended. Having &C.
complished all the deviltry that
he expects or hopes to, wouldn't it
be as we'll for him to take a week
or two for repentance, and then
lie down in an obscure corner
of some secluded graveyard and
die. Then erect suitable monu-
ment-say a buck niger rampant
lover his body, while his soul
went to be confronted by the
thousands OF MOI thern and South
ern soldiers slain through him.
Verify, torrid will be his eternal
zone, and birthstone and singed
wool will be the flavor thereof.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09
Ice six inches thick on
the 9th of June.

Will be found in the Beer fount
at the B. Corner. We make Beer
a speciality, and, therefore, we can
keep and do keep the best Beer in
the market. Speaking Of Beer
brings up what we heard a fellow
say. He was complaining Of the
high price of Marriage licenses,
but we think the Lincoln county
girls are worth any mans fortune.
We would be devilish glad to get
our ''gal' at the present prices
But in order to satisfy all, we
have reduced the price of Groce-
ries as licenses advance. By
this means all can get married,
and have an interesting time with
small cost. Decidedly yours,
B. CORNER.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09

& Congress proposes to
bring yet another State into the
Union--ifit should appear that it
will always give majority for the
Republican ticket. That seems to
be the only sine qua non. Wash
ington Territory, which rejoices
in towns SO delectably named as
Klickital and Yakima, Waukia-
KUN and Klingtolu, is to be thus
metamorphosed into a sovereign
State" ASS as it shall have ac-
cepted the terms of the "high con-
tracing parties" the new State,
with its five thousand population,
will exactly balance, in the Uni
ted States Senate, the State of
Tennessee, with its population
going on to two millions. This is
politically chastising the ancient
Nicholas around the abbreviated
tree-remnant, with a vengeance
How blessedly ignorant were the
political managers of the olden-
time of this ingenious method OF
perpetuating the rule of the tenn
porarily dominant party in Wash
ington
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09
FOCAL Advertising Law,

Legai AuV0A CASAn6 0""'
The following is the law now
in force, relative to the publica-
ton of all legal advertisements.
A violation or failure to comply
with its provisions subjects the
offender to Indictment by the grand
jury for misdemeaDor, and a judg.
ment for damages:
AN ACT to Regulate the Publication Of Lee
gal Notices.
SECTION l. Be it enacted, That
it shall be theduty of all the Clerks,
Sheriffs, and other Court officers,
to make, or cause to be made.
publication OF all notices of a lie.
gal. character in the newspaper
published in the county where
such shall be ordered, having the
largest circulation in said county /;
and where there is no newspaper
published in the county, then the
publication shall be made in the
newspaper published nearest the
county seat, having the largest
circulation in said county. Pro.
Uided, That in every instance
where the party or parties, or the
attorney or attorneys, interested
in said publication shall have the
right to designate the newspapers
in which the said publication shall
be made.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09
Thursday Msrning, June Q, 1870
The Next State Election.

We are repeatedly asked the
question, whether the election. for
Governor and members of the
General Assembly occurs until
November, 1917 As the impress
sion very generally prevails that
no election will take place until
1871, we will simply refer to the
amended Constitution:
SEC. z. The first election for
Senators and Representatives shall
be held on the second Tuesday in
November, 1870; and forever
thereafter elections for members
Of the General Assembly shall be
held once in two years, on the
first Tuesday after the first Mon.
day in November"
Article III prescribes that the
election for Governor shall occur
at the same time as that for mem
bers of the General Assembly.
Members of Congress, also, are to
be elected at that time.
Under the new Constitution, no
certificates of registration are re.
quired. every male person of
the age of twenty-one years, being
a citizen of the United States, and
a resident of the State for twelve
months, and of the county where
In he may offer his vote, for six
months next preceding the day of
election" is entitled to vote in all
elections but a law of the Legis-
lature requires that every voter
shall deposit his ballot in the civil
district in which he resides.
The new Constitution provides
that "there shall be no qualifca-
ton attached to the right of suf-
frage, except that each voter shall
give the judges of election, where
he offers his vote, satisfactory evil
dence that he has paid the poll tax
assessed against him for such pre-.
ceding period as the Legislature
may prescribe, and at such time
as may be prescribed by law"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09

~ General Grants favorite
black mare, Jesse, broke down on
Friday last, from the effect of be-
ing speeded too fast--overheat.
ing being assigned as the cause.
There is said to be great agitation
at the White House in conse-
quence. Here is chance for
somebody to get an Office by pre-
senting the President with anoth-
er trotter.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09
~ The colored senator, the

w. The colored senator, the
Hon. Mr.. Revels, committed a
political tastr pas the other day
one that astonished his republican
coadjutors completely. He made
a speech in favor of amnesty to
the South, and very good speech
too. This was too much for those
gentlemen who believe in unfor-
giveness, and they dropped the
subject. Senator Revels is evil
IDENTIFY not 'fdyed in the wool" as
a republican, whatever he may be
in other respects. He chooses to
think for himself, and we give
him credit for it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09

BE- The Educational Gazette
for the current month is as hand
some as May flower. It's pages
are laden with choice intellectual
fruit, and the exuberance of its
fragrance we welcome with pleas
ure to our table. 1t is certainly a
complete cornucopia of good
things for every thoughtful mind.
c. III. Turner & Co., Philadel-
pbia, are the Publishers. Send
ten cents for a sample copy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09
The Circus is Coming.

r. L. Gaines Dc Co., are still do
ing a thriving business at the
northwest corner of the Square,
selling good Lincoln county whis-
ky at So 90 per gallon, and other
Groceries equally as low, and will
deliver all goods flee of charge
in the corporation. J.W. Durham,
is still driving pegs up stairs
Come and get you a new pair of
Shoes or Boots, or get your old
ones repaired. R.L.GAINEs & Co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09

Ike Good Health, published
at IL Bromfeld street, Boston, is
"a magazine of instruction to the
people, giving lessons on correct
living as developed by medical
science. 1t takes the laws of life
and the conditions Of health as
they are recognized by the great
masters OF Anatomical, Physiologi-
cal, Medical and Educational Sci
ence, and unfolds and enforces them
in a peculiarly effective and pOpu-
lar style. So far as being dry, as
such works are too apt to be, there
is really little reading in Coon
HEALTH that is not as entertain
ing as a Movel, while its contents
have direct tendency to elevate
the taste, store the mind, preserve
the health, and lengthen the life
of the reader. TERMs--$2 yearly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09
1Wa01vARgY.

DURSUAET to ar order Of the Clerk Of
4 the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the administra-
tor of the estate of e. B. Pitts, dec, of the
insolvency of said decedent's estate notice
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to present them to the
Clerk of said Court, authenticated, on or be-
fore the 7th day of September next.
for pro rata distribution. or they will be for
ever barred R. w. PITTS, Adm.
March IT.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09

49, The census takers will
have to be good arithmeticians to
figure up their salaries. They get
two cents for every name taken,
ten cents for every farm, and ff-
teen cents for every productive es-
adjustment of industry, two cents
for every deceased person, and two
per cent. of the whole amount for
names enumerated for social sta
tistics, aad ten cents per nile for
travel.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09
B% A Mississippi paper say

I- A Mississippi paper says
the legislators of that State are
making good thing Of it. Be-
sides drawing eight dollars a day,
one follows the tonsorial profess
sion, while another, more intellect
ually. gifted, plays the fiddle for
dancing parties.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09

hF W. Fl. Webb is agent for
the sale of the Lynchburg Ring
Twist Cotton Yarns, a manufac-
ture that has no superior in the
State. Try it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09
CASH CAPITAL, 100000,
oHdcers,


JOHN II. BASS, President.
j.. W. HOYTE, Secretary.
T. A. ATCHISON, NJ D., Med. Examiner
j. G. MCCRORY, Treasurer.
d. p. FACKLER, Consulting Actuary.
S. II. STOUT, NJ. D., General Agent.
p@. ID. W. HOLMAN, Agent Lincoln Co.
1A- Drs. B. l.. Hester and S. III. MeEgroy,
Medical Examiners. decl9-1y
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09

MONTREAL, May 24.-An i'm
mense fire has broken cut in Que
bee; five hundred houses and two
ships reported burned.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09
KOSkeO Cures Screfala In It's WOrSt
FERNS.

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No. IL Main Street, Norfolk, Va, Sept Is '69.
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September 10, 1869.
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ulous Syphilitic, and Nervous Affections. II
is a remedy Of immense rdlUe in fact
in almost every variety Of Chronic Diseases
its use is indicated. Hoping that you NAV
meet with the success which you deserve a.
a manufacturer Of reliable medicines. | am
sir, with much respect,
Your Obedient servant.
r. c. TILLERY, MD
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&- Window Shades, Wall
Paper and a variety of other
things at T. J. GRAY & Co.
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IFyou travel East, West North or South,
take package Of Simmons Liver Regulator.
Prepared only dy j. II. zeilin & Co., Macon
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09

w. A large stock of ladies
Cloth Shoes at T. J.GRAY &Co.
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n&. Our show case is full of
new style Hats and Bonnets for
ladies. T. J. GRAY & Co.
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Ca In a few days we will have
a stock of Summer Clothing from
New York. T. J. GRAY & Co.
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400, 900 now in Use!

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A Machine, whose merit has achieved
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oSsERvER OFFICE, Fayetteville.
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