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DIR. RADwAY'S
sarsaparillian Res0lvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Ersyy dYo, OF the Observation-Disclosures
VENT communicates through the Blood, Sweat
Urine and other fluids and juices Of the system az
Viser Of life for it repairs the wastes Of the body
Cosssnp.ion, GLandsiar disease, Ules,s % a.
Tsoaf, Moxtk, Txmors, Nodes % tks Glasds asd
eAfer parts Of the system, Sors Eyes, Srsneross
DISCHARGES from the Ears, AID tks Woya (vps II
Skis diseases, Ergtioss, Fscer Sores, Scah Head,
Ri.s Worn, Sab Rhss.., E,ysi,stas, Ae.s, Siesi
Womb, aad all sceakeaiss aad SasafsI disehSvess,
NisAf Ssceofs, Loss of Sps asd al seastss of "a
life scsfaia fhs cHyafscs saaSs az fhss
wonder Of Modern Chemistry, a,sd gsse days
ctN pr0re 20 aay person tsssg % Tor esfkeS 81 thsse
FORMS Of disease as potent Soes 70 esss tksN.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced By the
wastes and decomposition that e continually pro-
pairs the same with new material made froa Healthy
6lood-and this the eAReA ARILLIAN win end
docs oecure-a cure 10 certain; Tor when once thtl
remedy commences its work Of purncation, and sach
ceeds In diminishne the loss q wastes ID repair.
himself growing better and Stronger, the food q:
Ge.tinf better, appetite hDrovinG. ~ AssA ~
Not only does the eAnsArAlnLAN kDoLyIM o.
Scrofulous ConstitutionAl md okn diseases, but n
8 the only positive care Tor
KIDNEY AND BLABDlB C0MPLAIHIs.
Urinary and womb d1ssaess. Gravel, Dlebssss
bropgy, otoppAge Of water Inc0ntinence Of Urine
Brie6f Disease Albuminlrfa, and In ell cases vhers
there are brick dust deposB. o. the water q thtck
ooudy, mixed With substances Ike the white Of q
Sssk. bilious splearancs, en6 yAits bone dass %
posits, end Vhen there = pricking, burning ssnsa
IL BSek sn1 alone the Loins.
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HUMAN HAIR is at present very scarce and in
great demand, and it is astonishing TO ladies that
they can buy long, real Hair Switch for SO, at
c. Baum's, Corset Factory, 4OS Intelligencer
Building, 9TH street
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GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITS

THEODORE. HOW Is IcS Is THAT THE
same Beaver you bought last year, Yes n
Well, look st mine, and see our old established
Ith street Halter, who is now at No. 10l7
STREET near corner llth. He will remodel your
HAT 10 the latest Broadway Spring STYLE, and IL
Will prove as durable as their ~ or s. hats
- kemember the name is CUNNINGHAM, and the
No: IL lOl1 street. adjoining corner llth
N. B.-NEW HATS made TO order marls I'm
(tOAL COAL Il COALlH
We are now receiving WHITE ASH and LY-
hENs VALLEY COAL direct by vessel, and are
selling at reduced prices.
Will deliver in any part Of the city.
Orders by mail filled promptly
T. EpW. CLARK co,
Foot of 4th street east,
mis- Nv and Va. avenue and 9Th street 8 Z
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Mrs. HUNT, on ID street, will open her large
aud hne stock Of Few spring millinery goods to-
mCITCw. See her adyeI tI-ement.
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The BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Yesterday
awarded the contract for building the Piney
branch culvert on the eth street road 10 Ionis
n. Hal. The board yesterday directed super
intsbdent of roads for the county, Mr. b. d.
Carpenter, TO construct a tw .lve-inch sewer
PiVe eulvert along Nichols avenue, near TIE
course.
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DIR. LEON, III / street, between 18th and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals, If
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Green & Williams
auctioneers, have sold the western one-third OF
lot 10, in square SIS, on north A street, with inn
Proyements, To Michael Green, for $500; and lo
q, IN subdivision of the west half OF square 365
with improvements, consisting of q new three
story brick dwelling house, being No. 1913 l0tf
street northwest, to John Van Riswick, fol
s. eco.
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~ ct Ok.
OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY sTORr
AND BLANK BOOK MASEFAOToRY.
LiTHOGkAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public are invited 90 call and examine our
go stock, BEN. v. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
sebu Washington. v 9.
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=
Radray's Ready RELIEF
CURES THE WORST Palms
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need any one
SUFFER- WITH PAIN.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF rs A cuRi
FOX EVERY PAIN.
1t was the first, and 10
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
lays IniAmmstions, and cures Consestions, WhefbeI
OF the Lungs, stomach, Bowels, or other glands 0,
organs, by one application.
In FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
RREgMATlC, Bed ridden, Tn6r@, oriepied. Her ~.
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADpEs
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUSas
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING
PALPITATIoN OF THE HEABI
HYsTERICs, GROUP. DIPTHERIA
CATARRH. INFLUENZA
HEADACHE, TOoTHACHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMArIsx
GOLD CHILLs, AGUE CHILLs.
The application Of the READY Relic TO m.
part parts where the pain dificalty exists vii
Afford ease and comfort
Twenty drops in half tumbIer Of water WIN in
isT %a9sst e1Fs fKH1MrfS
III so*t Rlsss 20 q tahlxEli
WAYS READY Kelley with them A few drors
in water will prevent sickness pains from change
Of water II is better than French brandy or bittsr'
FEvE6 AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for nfty cents. There
NOT 1ensss agent ea II tss , wSfd that VII cure
Scarlet TyPheidi xelSw, and other feyers aided
b RApWAfS Pill 90 quick = RADwArf
DIR. RADWAY's
sarsaparillian Res0lvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
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NEW f9RK LIE d5EEsgBAEgoSE M SSSMSPAHI
Having been appointed General Agent Of the above
Company for the District of Columbia, have takep
johnson, Room ~, Federal Block, corner Of r and
fth streets n. .Jwhere shall be happy at ali
times to the policy holders and friends Of the
"0ld and Reliable New York Life" and where pol
cies will be issued upon all the most approved PLAN
now in voGue.
Liberal fnducemt nts offered TO solicitors.
HENRY d. HALL,
deem sm~ Sole Agent fer District OF Columbia,
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IN. RADWAY,D
PePlect Purgotfvo Pflla.

Dsrfscs,y tasselssa. elegantly coated With gyese -
kadWsy Pills, for ths cure Of al deqrdsfs q IL
Stomach, Live Bowels, KtdneyB, Bladder. NsrycSp
gssIion, Dyspepeia, Btliou1e9, RiliSss Isves'
in6smnAtioD Of tbs pcyeis, Pilssa and Al psrenes
5 1ositiSs cure. Purely yegotaele, ooatsiniAs -
A Seu Aosss Of RAILWAYS PILLS ym ire ths
SSsnts PEI Boz. SOLD BIT DBUooUIs.
READ g FALSE AND TRpI." 80 80 $500
stamp 10 Halfway D CO.. No. 20 100 LsnSs,
NJ yoo. U0-oWSsSW~
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
7 IFE AND FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE
T. NJ HANSON & B. LEWIS BLACKBOARD.
$40 SEVENTH STREET NV.
We effer TO our friends and tine public generally
Policies of Insurance. at equitable rates in any of
the following companies, than which there are no
better in ths country or England
TIE K1NA INSURANCE co Hartford, Conn.
Cash ssse .So ss5 paying losses last
TIE NORTH BRITISH AND MKRCANTILE
"sses last
sa4 100000. 'O'''' '"'' YEAR.
THE HARTFORD Eir FIRE INs; co Of a lar ccI
losses last fi year, S. 's4a,o lag
TIE FRANKLIN FIRE ms. CO, of Philadel-
f Fast year. ss'a5s .Soot. paying s'6'' losses
THE SPRINGFIELD FIRE ms CO, OF Spring
es n sss eass oss ssr paying sS'1'
THE LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANK
Conpshs Assets S and
THE POTOMAC INSURANCE CO., of George
town, ID: q. Doing business here for forty -one
years. Assets $500, 900.
THE hTNA LIFE INSURANCE CO: Of Hart.
fhoTnd. L. N. HANSON, Ag.. Assets sic, 5O0,-
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., of New
SeIk q T. BLACKBOARD, Agent. Cash assets
The aggregate assets of the above Companies
amounts to enc hundred and sersR millions Of dol
lars.
INSURE YOUR HOUSES AND SPRING
STOCKS NOW. March tciads are ddngsroHs,
mar2O Pm
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THB NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n. Y. ave.
and 10Th St, pays per Ct on deposits. Gt3.1itl6
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The UNION STREET RAILROAD COMPANY
propose to push their important enterprise Wig
oIously, as Will be seen by their notice to con-
receive proposals for the construction OF their
road to Georgetown, through and West
April I0.h; the entire work to be finished by
= tie 1st Of July. The company evidently mean
business.
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TVNo coal DFALsks AND CONSUMERS
i yGsf rec-iy ed cargo Of North FrAnklis Ly
WIN. GU'N AND, 693 Louisiana ave. and Mary
land ay, M between 8. b asd 9th sts 8. W.
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Bible Music. Being Variations. in many kevs a,
Musical Themes from Scripture. Francis ia
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-03-07

FIRST IN THE FIELD.-The
National Reform Labor Con-
vention at Columbus, Ohio,
nominated David Davis, of Hi
nois, for President, and Gov.
Joel Parker, of New Jersey,
for the Vice Presidency. Al
ter reviewing the whole politi-
cal field they agree to honor
these gentlemen with their full
support.
SECOND IN THE FIELD.-Iht
National Prohibition Conyen-
ton at Columbus, Ohio, nomi'
mated James Black, of Penn.
for President, and John Rus
sell, of Michigan, for the Vice
Presidency.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-03-07

The Memphis Appeal of the
25th, in its money article, says:
Memphis and Charleston is
the chief feature in the market.
At the time of the first meeting
of the stockholders to take ac-
ton on the lease Of said road to
the Southern Security Co., a par
ty sold 100000 worth of stock
at 40 cts, on condition of the
lease being ratified by the stock
holders who were to assemble on
the 9th OF this month, which
was done, hence the transaction
ia bona fide. 100000 worth
were sold yesterday in New
! Y ork at 80 cts; the same price
is offered to-day, but holders
/ are asking 80. The Alabama
stockholders are dissatisfied
! with the lease, and are offering
their stock it would seem very
freely, some having sold az low
as So in small amounts. The
"gutter snipes' are generally
found standing around loos'
picking up the ''disgusted" ane
otherwise dissatisfied holder
This stock is tending toward
the n. Y. market, and will prob
ably become one of the leadin:
| features of that market.
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A Work OF MERoY.-$15O,-
600 in 5000 Cash Prizes is
to be distributed, legally, March
18th, 1872, at Omaha, in aid of
the Sick and Destitute, at Mercy
Hospital. This Enterprise is
endorsed by the Governor and
best business men of Nebraska.
The Tickets are So each, or two
for S.. For full particulars, adj
dress-Pattee & Gardiner, Bus
mess Managers, Omaha, Neb
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The Blushing Bride
groom.
Manly Conduct of a Bride in Mis-
souri, Under the Leap Year Code.

Manly Conduct of a Bride in Mis-.
souri, Under the Leap Year Code.
From st. Joseph paper.
There was a nice little party
Wednesday night, at the residence
lof one of the most respectable
families of St. Joseph, and while
the tes ivities were progressing,
two charming young ladies, SIS
tiers, took a pair of young men by
the arm, remarking that as it was
leap year, they proposed to insist
on their prerogatives, and desired
to at once be married. A squire
was called for, and one was found
in the company, in the person OF
our worthy CONSERVATION OF the
peace. Gus. Saltzman. When this
official presented himself ready
for business. one of2the couples
forthwith "backed out" but the
other stood their ground, and the
Squire proceeded with the cere-
mony, asking the high contrac-
ting parties several times during
its progress if they were really IN
earnest, to which question they
gave each time an affirmative re-
ply. They were thereupon pro-
nounced man and wife. After the
party commenced to break to &C
home, the impromptu groom claim
ed his bride in all earnestness, anC
insisted on taking her home will
him. but she demurred and triee
to treat the who're matter as
, Joke, but as the young lady is OF
: iull age, the marriage appeared
to be bona .fde to all the witnesses
) They do say that this young lad,
is legally and irrevocably tn
> youn. mans vile, and the bes
of it is the parents on both sides
J are willing to the match. Th
u young man belongs to not only
J good but a wealthy family, an
the young lady's people, thong
Il not 50 we'll off in a pecuniar
II II point of view, are comfortably 81
a however, and are of tn, highe'
II responsibility. How the affa
- will pan out" remains to be seel
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-03-07
81 We have before alluded

sa We have before alluded to
the fact that when Gen. Morgan,
of Ohio, offered, in the House, the
Sixteenth Amendment, which
gives naturalized white citizens e.
quail political privileges with the
negroes in the United States, all
the negro Members of Congress vo-
ted against it. This conduct on
their part has attracted the notice
Of the German press. The Gin
Icinnati Volksblat thus refers to
the subject:
The negro Republicans are
therefore, opposed to the granting
to immigrant Germans the rights
equal to their own. Such are the
thanks for the labor of the Ger
mans against slavery and in favor
OF negro suffrage, and tor the bIoof
shed by the Germans in the wa
for the human rights Of blacks. Al
ready the negroes are employed Il
the Republican party as a coun
, .terpoise against German influence
yTr :. - tor tho negro vote
there would be more caution uset
lin the temperance and Sunda.
questions, for almost every negr
is a supporter of the purltani
fanatics. Now, the old expression
"The Moor hath done his duty
the Moor may CO. can be convert
ed into the German, having don
his duty, can go, and the Moo
| takes his rlace.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-03-07
From Molino.
For the Fayetteville Observer
MOLINo, March 4th, 1872

/
Mr. ~ o. Halldoe-SIR-Ii
have found in the intermission of
Uncle Bill, Brother Bob 6 Co, a
chance to slip in word Of some .
small interest to the readers Of |
your. much esteemed paper con-
,cerning our village and It's pros
perity, which of late is very lively
us you will see in the winding up
Iof my letter. Az Tor new coun-
ties, narrow-gauge railroads, ma
Itional politics. Farmers Clu]s,
Temperance Societies, Good Tenn
,plars, Petersburg Riots, We have
nothing to say, as We have as
much of home enterprise To attend
to az we can say grace over. We
ARE running the war question very
high here, and are getting ready
to meet the enemy with a bold
front. We are not going to run
, out all over the country to get
up volunteer army; we think IT
, the cheapest to raise them at home.
Mr.. Editor, what DO you think OF
our progress In eight families
, of our immediate village, we have
seven boy babies, the Oldest 6 or
" S months four of the seven would
= have teen twins if they had not
had different mothers. How ls
. that for high? We intend to
i make our war a self sustaining
q thing, at home at that, for we
! feel assured that we have got the
q right sort of people to keep up al
/. institution of that kind. Seven
Il boys out of eight will speak tol
10 itself. will try TO give you some
|, idea of how our villege is progress
% sing, and where it is situated
. First. it is in one of the most fer
~ tile valleys in Lincoln county, oil
a Elk river, eight miles south'wes
= of your town, and is surrounde'
~ by one Of the best and most indus
- trious and energetic people. Their
. is an excellent new church III tn
- suburbs of the village known a
- the Beech Grove Missionary Bal
- fist Church, and blest with one o
the ablest ministers for our pastor
:. There is a dry good store, on
he cabinet shop, one blacksmith shol
~. one wagon shop, one doctor, all !
&c full operation, and not a dra1
shop in all the neighborhood. l
h., we were to see a drunken ma
- it would Frighten US all. v
10 haze the Academy fever no'
- We intend to build up one OF II
ID best school houses in Lincoln cou
ID Ity. We have the people to do
nU We have just built outside II
ID. village a good free school hous
10 as one evidence Of the intelligent
.n3 of our people. We have Pc
office filled every Friday with Il
OBSERVER. If its circulation /
'Ia creases. we will Lave to get anot
- Ter mail carrier; and ! think
Nc will always increase, 20 long as
81 continues TO give the interest
,os does in this part Of the count
% Wheat crops are much more Pro'
he ising than anticipated EXcu
.Lo this, as it is my first trial; l W
give you rome more OF my e
IN quence. No more at present.
tn remain yours, as ever,
~" OLD Dull.
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From Petersburg.
For the FAYETTEVILLE Observer.
PETERSBURG, Feb. 20, 1877.

PETERSBURG, Feb. 20, 1872.
M,.. ~ o Walldce-DEAR SIR
[ have no doubt but that you
would like to have another short
communication from our little vii.
lage. Everything at present seems
to be getting along tolerabie
smoothly. Since last you heard
from us. there has been right
sharp stir in Petersburg and vi
entity. | think cold Nick" has
turned loose on this community
here of late. Last Saturday there
was trial at James Dyer's- Nick
was present on the occasion aDd
in the hearts of q few law-break-
ing men, who endeavored to as
sassinate some Of the good citizens,
though they did not succeed IN
carrying into effect rs they de-
] sired, their mischievous designs,
but only apart was carried out
that of wounding Col. Mckinney
in the right shoulder, breaking
the shoulder blade, aud inhicting
several other wounds upon hl'
person. The wound received
through the right shoulder by {
pistol shot, has disabled him ii
discEarging his business pursuits
but we hope he may sooD recoV
err and go ahead in the dlscharg'
!, of his duty, which he was per
/, forming while shot down. "Oto
Nick" WAS also at Neil's store oil
the same day. and caused to b
. badly wounded John Luna, Of
whom it is said would not recover
You can see that there Is sklrm
r isbing OH the right and left wings
= and you may listen for big hghi
here in the centre SOON. Our II
tie black-headed Deputy Sherlf
). has been visiting US very frequen
\ ly here of late, arresting big, Ii
t tie, old and young, the old one
d for disturbing the peace and gu
! etude Of the. community, II
g young for disturbing the peace an
e quietude of the church, all {
S whom you will hear more abo'
, at Circuit Court. We have pie
+ ty of candidates up here. A ms
r several days ago was here lectlo
e cering with me for Tax-Collectc
y. He said there were more cane
n dates in Marshall than there we
m districts in the county, and tn
f he had to get out of the coun
n SO that he could run the race.
7e want Marshall to keep her oV
\ candidates, for we will be torme
ne ted enough by our own coun
n Office. seekers. No more until y
il. hear from me again. PHILLoM.
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critics Known
mr. WELLS EXTRACT OF JURUBRBA

TNHE Tenth Volume of Hoods House
il hold Magdzine begins with january,
,72. 1t is edited by Gail Hamilton, D. ,.
Wood, and II. V. Osborne, and includes a.
meng its regular contributors Horace Gree
lev. Gail Hamilton, Thos. K. Beecher, DR..
Do Lewis, DR.. w. W. Hall, James Parton,
etc. Harriet Beecher Stowe, Brick Pome-
row. John G.. SAKE, Maj. Genl. Fitzpatrick,
Petroleum V. Nasty, write for it occasion
ally. Terms, One Dollar year. In club
bling, threo frst-class periodicals are given
for the price of one of them. The most lib
eral Premium List over published. No Pc
riodicalis more frequently or favorably men
toned by the press. woods Household
Magazine is one Of the monuments OF busl'
ness enterprise which mark the age Meth
odist Home Journal Philadelphia, Pa. III
has been improving evOr since we knew it
a good criterion for the future."-CouT'er
New Market, Canada. at is marvel OF
cheapness and first-class quality combined
-Neae York Times. Specimen copy sen
| free to any address. S. S. WOOD q W.
| feb1 Newburgh, n. Y.
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The wife of Col. j. NJ. Thorn
burg Of Knoxville, Tenn, died
on the 23rd from the mistake of
a drug clerk, he having put
morphine instead of quinine in
filling a prescription.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-03-07

M The newspaper press
should keep lookout for the
gentlemen in Congress who op-
pose the bill of Hon. Daniel "
VOORHEES,, of Indiana, to place
type and printing material on
the tariff free list. The people
of this country are not for put
ting high taxes upon education
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FAYETTEVILLE, TENN. Feb. 90 Y.

FAYETTEVILLE, TENN. Feb. y, II.
Mr. NO. Wallace -SIR-Please
let US say to the people of Lincoln
county through the OBSERVER,
that We are now opening a large
stock of Hardware, Table and
Pocket Cutlery, Farming. Black
smith and Mechanic Tools, Iron
end Steel, which will be sold af
cheap as they can be bought in
any retail house in the State
Also have fifty barrels best Hy'
draulic Cement. Liberal discount
ON wholesale bill.
HATCHER & OGELvIE.
House next door to Wright 8
Wilson's, Hatrher's old stand.