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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05
nsw horse diseaes has broken

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a,,t ia Sew York. The symptoms
are loss Of appetite, swollen eyes,
wllisil discharge a yellowish mat
ter oopiously, and swollen legs.
StupoE follows, with great weak
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05

The Massachusetts, and Rhode
Island Legislatures are consider
ing laws for the protection of saw
ings bank depositors. In Massa.
chusettsit is proposed that no saw.
ings bank shall pay more than six
per cent. interest, nor loan money
on the security Of notes alone, and
the deposits shall te limited to
two thousand dollars, In Rhode
Island it is proposed to limit in
terest to seven per cent. and to
send officers who steal the money
of depositors to the penitentiary.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05
Mall Directory
FayetteviIle POst-Omce.

R.Ilroad-leaves every day except sun
A.v At 6 A. M; arrives at P, n. supplies
shs following offices: KelsO, Lincoln, tlynt-
S;lle. Oregon, Georges Store, Flora HphVs
Gtat;on Salem. Winchester and pecbeIa'
T'ullahoma stagey--arriyes Monday, bsar
,,esdav and Friday at 10 A. N,i leaves ssne
asys st2p.M, Supplies Mulberry, Lylch-
hnrg Boonayills. County Line, Tpllahona;
Huntsville stage-leaFes Monday fh9
Tbnrsday at 8 4. NJ: arTiVes Tuesday ana
Er;dav al 4P.M Supplies Goshen, bTie
t.reon Meridianyille and Huntsville, !,
Shelbyvflle stage-leayes Mondays ana
u,h,redavs at 8 A. NJ; arrives tuesday ana
Fr;dav at 4P.M, Supplies Norris cffk'
,hcstnut Ridge, Hawthorne and ShetoyqHe, ,5
pnIasti horse-aFriyes every Fridas 80
:, Ieavas game dayat 1880. SuppiiesNs ~
.,ston o., Rooms Hill, Miliyille, Pisgah, itraa'
law and Pulaski. 49,, :
s'ss.r.naha hnrse--lesves every Frluay
wt arrives Saturday at . ?. NJ oel'
o,.o. A. Camargn. M0lino and Blanche.
pi Tooev Orders can be obtained 1T TINS 9l'
OTcn post offices in all parts 81 the Y
~ ia states, A list of Money Order orlce'
~ NJ be seen on application. Rates ot con-
my :s;on for Money Orders are as followsi
Sror exceeding $40. .;.--:....... . cent
oSsr 10 ard not exceeding $50. 10 90
% do do 30....l5 90
ao 20 do do 20. 20 do
&c al do 10 So. & io
&c n. 81. D0UTHAT ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05

The fee for registered letters,
which was formerly fifteen cents,
is now eight cents
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05

The Science of Health for
March, is an excellent number,
of this most useful publication
one that should be read careful
ly by all who value that which
is essential to their weIl-being-
HEALTH. 1t contains How to
Get Well and Keep Well; the
Mothers Moulding Work; Dis
ease and its Treatment; Santa
ry Impurities; Popular Physiol-
ogy, illustrated; A Remedy for
Tobacco-Using; How to Eat
and How to Digest; Instinct A
bout Food; Seasonable Recipes;
House Work Hints; Dietic AL
cohol and Hygienic Tobacco;
OF What are We Made; Apples
and Phosphorus, with many
short instructive paragraphs;
Answers to Correspondents;
and Voices Of the People
Sent to any address for 90 cents;
or at $2.00a year. Address S.
r. Wells, publisher, 389 Broad
way, New York.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05
TERa1s.

~ TIVE Dotiars for enc year. taua-
tacty tn advance Two DOlIars aud
FittH Gents if Ihymeat be deferred three
months, All papas going out OF the county
to be paid for an ascaace.
SS4s- Single cOpss, Five Cents each.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05

Cameron looks careworn, cor
respondents say. There is :
good deal on the oldmap's 'nlihc
--nearly 100000 m@eflty'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05
New Books.

The Mountains of Western
North Carolina is the subject Of
Mr.. Edward Kings graphic
"Great South" contribution to
ISCRIBNER's for March; which
is accompanied by a profusion
of illustrations from sketches
by Champney. DIR. Robinson
discOurses in the same number
of the Women of the Arabs /;
and there is a brief account of
"Ihe Heiress of Washington"
a very interesting little bit Of
history. Two articles of espec-
ial Importance are anonymous
papers on.John Stuart Mill, and
an unimpassioned, but not the
less startling account of the
"Credit Mobilier." There is a
"Dream Story" by the author
of patty" and a curious tale
entitled ''The Tachypomp," by
a new writer. Miss Trafton's,
and Mrs. Davis serials are con-
tinued, and there are poems by
R. III. Stoddard, John Fraser,
Anna c. Bracket, James L.
Fields, and Joel Benton. DR..
Holland, in bis Topics of the
Time," discourses of 'Literary
Hindrances," "The Delusion of
Drink" and "The Press and the
Publishers" :" The Old Cabinet
is fnTl of Misery" and in @Cul-
ture and Progress" is a notice
of some length of the "New
Poet" James Boyle OReilly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20

a student at Holy Cross College, Worcester,
Mass, sends us the following lines on
THE WILLIAMSBURG FLOOD.
The morn arose from coudless east,
And the zephyrs were gentle but chill;
While with Lurryng step came tripping along
The help .! the Williamsburg mill.
They pause at the sound OF some distant steed ;
They listen with eager ear:
They ask in vain what his haste can be-
Whether good or bad tidings lie bears.
In the distance Il charger half breath!ess il seen
Not Sheridan from Winchester town,
Nor Paul Revere in bis hurried course
Harranguing the farmers at dawn.
On rode the brave horseman, and swift WAS his
steed;
All eyed him with looks Of dismay.
He stopped not TO speak, but screamed ogt-"tAe
food
Away 10 the hills-away"
Then onward he rushed to spread the alarm,
And fast came lis foe through the vale;
And wherever il swept in It's neasurelcss depth,
No poet can picture the tale.
He saved the lives Of thousands, 'lis true
And rode at the brink Of the grave.
Who dared such fate? 4 Yankee, Of course
May he sleep by the side of the brave!
Holy Cross, Worcester, Mass.
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dcrsOD.

The enhancement exercises at Jennings
Seminery Took place on Friday morning of last
week Among those who distinguished them
selves are several from La Sale comfy, as noted
in'. Aurora Herald:
Miss Osgood Of Seneca, took the stand Her
subject was action" and she treated il in hap
py manner. The essay was understood and ap-
preciated. Miss Osgood has taken the German
Scientific course at the Seminary, and displayed
unusual familiarity with the truths Of Science.
Miss Gage, OF Narseilles, then recited her es.
say-subiect, "Who Wins" Her essay was well
written and well pronounced, and she was re-
wardcd with shower Of applause.
Mr.. Ellsworth, Of Deer Park, then told the au-
dience OF The Danger Of Drifting" IL this es-
saw Mr. f. uses to good advantage his knowledge
OF Mental and Moral Science, in which study we
understand he has been unusually successful
As he took his seat shower Of boqIcts fcl up
on the stage.
The Principals prize Of So 10 the pup lwht
should excel in Mental and Moral Science was
awarded to Urbin 5. Ellsworth, Of Deer PARK.
Browse prize, $50, to the pupil who Should ex
eel in Natural Science, was awarded 10 Elsie K
Gage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20
HOME MATTERS,
Iepper and Salt.

it is reported that the goslins killed last week
upon the railroad track on the west side were
not extinguishcd by accident, but that on hear
ing of the chicken ordinance they committed su-
icde . Owing to the presence OF the present
temperance Grand Jury in this city, last Sunday
the times were exceedingly dry. Even the TEN
perance harangues in the Court House yard
were most unsuferably dry, dull and stupid
We advise these spouters Of dust and dryness as
Paul said to Timothy, to take little wine for
thy stomachs sake" or words to that cffectl...
Frenchman on hearing Of the celebrated
Rochefort, the French editor exiled from his ma
tive land for publishing articles not pleasant to
the government, and who recently passed
through this section on his way to Europe
dreamed that the distinguished Scribe stopped at
Ottawa and was escorted around the city by
Dave Bernard Peter Duplain, Buffalo Il. Giant
and q Frenchman from Cork named Beemus
A man who is subject to such horfid dreams as
these should swear off on gin for few days
He should be toned down 20 water as rapidly as
a shattered nervous organization viii permit.
Seneca is puttingon airs-she has street sprink-
Ter Now let her get Boot sinner and boy to
yell daily papers ana DO happy 1t panied us,
while waiting during lull in the testimony be-
fore the Circuit court, to observe cent-nine bald
or partially bald headed and grey whiskered old
sinners in the audience, listening to the mast,
details Of the Rebecca Boyd murder case on lrst
Wednesday, The old rheumy eyed chaps Teuld
lit there with open mouth, hands spread behind
their ears to catch every word, and toothles:
avs srane and specks wiped trcquGf<ly so thai
they fairly glistened and not a feature of tho
faces Of the brazen demireps wno sat on the
witness box but they scannesf 4 thousand times
Oh, corrupt humanity. Pee thermometer STOOD
at 90 dec. F, in the shade at various places OF
Thursday afternoon last, and yet there were mel
who recommended etters 10 go to h! VIVA
superlatye extrav- -ance, 10 be certainly.
Petit, the boss type jumbler of the Pay Hdy, n
An agricultur-rsi IS brilliant One evening late
y. when desciple Of Blackstone was shown.
what he Gfan't know about handling a sythc
IN attemptrg to NOW grass in front door yar'
and owing TO his awkwardness was encangerin.
no; only his own legs but those Of the by
ISLANDERS. Petit exclaimed. " Let me do it-giv
NE that no for a month"; The crowd laugh
Cd, but P. doesn't yet the difference between
.cythe and the name nf what il can do The splen
lid cake at the festival given by the ladies Of IN
Lutheran church was won by c. ". Bernhard, on
friend Of the WOckoJldH Many and many
zine have we stood around and bawled for cak
not half so pretty this and didn't re an.
either! Some editors are lucky and some ar
80, tersa and that our best holtr. "A youn.
man a; Serena writes US that be u ,i,ndere'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20

IMPROVEMENT. The C., B. SO depot ON the
west side has lately been put through general
course OF sprouts in the way Of renovation. The
Office has been enlarged by adding the hall or
passage way which formerly ran between the Ia.
dies and gentlemcn's waiting rooms; new floors
have been laid and a heavy coating Of paint
fresheus and beauties the interior. Al this has
been done under the superiHtendence Of Nr.
Touzaliu, The ohlging end "sentlemaBly agent
Permit US to add that though the words quoted
have been made sterreotyped phrase they be-
come VI. T. well. ts he is what the words Gen.
tleI.iar,,y a.eut" NY mean.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20

individual. Some one went TO Chicago ana
found a name on the ST. James Hotel record that
corresponds with this young party's except that
"a lady" was attached to it. H denies that he is
married. He says he wasn't at Chicago; and fuf'
ther asserts that to call a single man Ike he Is
married is to do him an rreparabe injury! Ora
clous goodness! a good many men have been
married and never considered it an rreparable
lnjury-in fact, felt pretty good over it. Young
man, soak your head The boys are too'ins you
and the gjrls ,cW laugh al you.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20
Italy.

The popes health is measurably recovered,
MANY deputations waited on him on Tuesday
to present their congratulations on the occa-
SION of the anniversary OF his accession,
which was observed at the vatican with the
usual ceremonies. ........
The American pilgrims have scattered
from Rome for rest and recreation. Some
have gone to Venice and others to the noun
tains in the north of Italy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20
EXroad Accident.

On Yesterday Saorning at three o'clocka freight
train on the C, B. & Q. railroad met with an ac-
cident atc north end Of the trestle work at the II
lnois rver bridge on the west side Of the "cut," II
tnistity. Owing tc the heavy up grade at sUnth
Stnwa, trains meet with great difficulty inasscnd
ing the hill To do this successfully, heavy
freight trains usual start at the canal ritge and
thunder through town at the rate OF twenty-five
miles an hour, and then often obtain barely SUI
fcieRt momentum TO overcome the upgrade at
the point named. The train n question proba-
bly adopted this plan, and flying through town
in passinc the last switch Ct the beginning OF
the trestle work near tSe depot, after the engine
and portion Of the ears mad passed, Jared the
switch open, thror7iIS four or five of the track.
The trest!e work seems TO be none Of the best
the lemons befi- rotten in many places. The
cars being of the track bumped along the cross.
timbers for RODS OF course this tremendous
Earring aut staining broke the trestles down and
turned over three car loads TO the eastward
SMASHING The trestle work and the cars into q
fine state Of ruin. The cabOose car fortunately
thouci. off the track, did not jump from the tres
tie work and nobody was hurt. No trains were
able to pass at this point until noon yesterday
What the damage is we are not able TO state
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20

Author Of "Eac'e 7oH.S CoLiH,'
"7Ac NnStr's WoomG" "Uy Wye c"d i"
And other powerful stories, each the literary
sensation Of its period; aud this story promises
q like genuine and tch0leSone sensation. 1t bears
directly on social topics Of interest embracing
the romance of youthful comprehensive, the
brightness of happy hone.life, the spicy compli'
cations OF ncighDOrhOod associations, and such
follies and profound domestic mlsrries as have
led TO the widespread 7ompD0"ce movement Of
the day.
Mrs. STOWE is now in the prime Of that genius
which wrote "Uacie Tom," opened by years Of
study and observation. Her novels are immense
ly popular, "UncIe Tones CaJin' alone out-scing
by hundreds Of thousands any edition Of any
original work ever published-sa,c the BDI,
Her book two years ago, "Ny IIgs and Il" out
sold every contemporary. Such pure and en-.
nobling story as "He Gn1 Oar NtighjorS' should
be read in every home This new Serial is now
running crcluHot'y in the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20
Foreign News.


Parliament, for fear of stagnation, has tax
en- up a bill proposing to discourage ritual
ism. The probability is that the measure
will lead to a union of the high church clergy
with the disscnters, which might produce
some curious results.
Henri Rocheiort, on landing at Queenston,
made Il narrow escape from being moobed'
He was saved only by strong escort OF po'
lice, who got Linn safely on the railroad train
for Dublin.
The missing Earl of Marlborough turned up
in the isle of Jersey, where lie was taken
charge Of by the police.
The bank of England has lowered its rate
of discount 10 21a per cent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20
nem advertisements.
GOOD AGENTS WANTED.

The immense circulation ol the cti4iGR !non has been
built up by dffe Nc other public alton COM
G.s viii il for quick ana prontab returns The public
for Mrs.. stoves new story the popularity OF the
paper friendly support thousands OF Old suoscrlOers
lie artistic premiums for iDiedrf deifteTY light outIt
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20
Spain.

A battle at Estela on the 14th, resulted IA
vorably to the republic. In the north, also,
Senior Seballa reports the success of the re-
publican arms. The Carlists seem on the
downward road. Thursdays dispatches re-
port another route Of another body Of Carllsts
under Prince Alfonso, brother of Don Carlos,
with a heavy loss in killed and wounded,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20
France.

French politics have been deepening in in
terest daily for the past few weeks. Parties
in the French chambers are almost equally
divided into four general divisions: first, the
extreme right, consisting of avowed monarch
lists and Bonapartists; the right centre, con
slsting of moderate monaIchists, but who
support Mcmahon, himself moderate impe-
rialist; 80, the left center, consisting of mod
crate republicans; and 4th, the extreme left,
consisting of radical republicans, with Il dash
of communism.
Within the last week or two the left and
left center have united on several important
motions and carried them by small MAORI
ties The first was TO enlarge the suffrage SO
as TO extend it to all over 81 instead Of 20
years of age. This is Il republican GAIN as
the young men generally favor the republic.
The second was on much more important
motion, being upon the introduction OF BILL
providing, /, that the government shall con-
slst of senate and chamber of representatives
and president of the republic; 2 confirm
ing Marshal McMahon's presidency until
1880; and 3, providing 1or a revision OF the
constitution, so as to make perm anent the re.
public. The motion on this bill was to declare
it urgent, so that it would go at once to the
committee of thirty, and the motion was car
ried by union of the two left wings, on a
close vote. In case this BILL which the COM
mttee Of 30 are expected to report in week,
is defeated, the left will move for dissolu-
ton of the assembly, which of course is full
OF danger of outbreaks, revolutions, &c, to
end, as the Bonapartists hope, in plebesctte
and restoration of the Empire. To avoid
that extremity, however there is a brisk ne
gotiation gong on between the right and left
center on the basis of a moderate republic
with the septennat, or years presidency of
MacMahon,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20

4 CALI---Among the numerous good fellows
known IS missionaries " who make il rule 20
call on Beemus when visiting Ottawa, We men
ton Mr.. f. II. Ross, Of the house OF Van Houten
& Putnam, l2I & 1913 water St, Chicago, manu-
facturers Of faYOring extracts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20
kenOSba Water Cure.

The ode., and best cure IN tile Northwest with the
best facilities ter the treatment Of Chronic ID.
SENSES. Reautiuliy located az kenosha. WIS, ana
CON rpnChg view OF Lake Michigan, Good boating Ia
c.iitieS summers cool climate delightful. No MAS
Hon Address v A. REMOVER, NJ D.. or
T. pENNuTER, Proprietor.
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Crippes throw away their crutchcs, the lame walk poison
Gus bites are harmless and the wounded are healed
without scar II humbug. The recipe is published
around each bottle is selling as 10 article ever before
sold and sells because does just what pretends to do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling
deserve to suffer If they will not use Centaur Lnment
More than 900 certificates OF remarkable cures hclualhe
frozen limbs chronic rheumatism, govt running tumois
&c have been received We will send circular containing
certificates the recipe, &C., gratis TO any one requesng
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lnments worth
one hundred dollars for spawned or sweened horses ana
mules or for in sheep StocKoWners THIS E'
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arge bottles g. j. B. RosK& Co.. SO Broadway New York
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Dull heavy headache, obstruction OF nasal
passages, discharge falling into the throat, some.
times profusc, watery, acrid, thick and tenacious
mucous purulent, muco-purulent, bloody, put
rid, offensive DE. In Others dryness, dry, wa
terry, weak or nhamed eyes. ringing in the ears
deafness, hawking and coughing TO clear tn,
throat, alterations, scabs from ulcers, voice al
tered, nasal twang, offensive, breath, impaired
smell aud taste, dizziness, mental depression
tickling cough, &c. Only few of the abov,
symptoms are likely to be present in any case a.
one time. No disease is more common or less
understood by physicians, The proprietor Of DR.
sage's Catarrh Remedy offers $500 for an ncura.
bic case.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20

The hest Chicago lager beer, cigars, &c Il
ways on hand a; Anthony scheror's, 10 Nan E;
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READ WHAT IT WILL DO.
BRooKyMLE, Pa, Apr. %, 1872.
DR.. X. V. PIERCE:

DIT X, ', FIERCE.
SU-llaying first applied to number of home
physicians and having failed to get relief, ! re-
solved to try your Remedy. -Four bottles have
completely cured me of one Of the worst cases
of Catarrh of which | have any knowledge, hay
ing suffered for months with an acute pain in the
head, and breathed only with the greatest diff.
Guilty. ! deem it due you as well as suffering
humanity that this recognition be made OF what
we deem q valuable medicine.
CHAS O. ASDERTON.
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Weelly Family Newspaper,
The CHRISTIAN UNION
Henry Ward Beecher.
EDITOR

In lr.is loUs matters this paper is Evangelical
and Hnsectanan; in political affairs independent
md outspokcn. IL contains the best articles,
and both short and serial stories, from the fore.
most writers; it aims To maintain the highest
standard in Religion, Literature, Poetry, Art
Music Science, News, Politics, Household and
Family Affairs, with stories, Rhymes, Puzzles
Tor the Children, etc. Nothing is spared TO make
it COMPLETE Newspaper J2r the Fam"H pure, at
tractive, widc.awake, and up with the times
journal interesting TO every one in the house
hold youug or old. IL il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-06-20

CASI'oI&LA is more than substitute Tor castor
OIL II the Only safe article In existence which Is certain
assmilate T. food regulate the bowels, windcoc,
and produce natural sleep II contains neither minerals
morphine or alcohol and IL pleasant TO take. Children
need nc cry, and mothers may rest. oct4-ly-3thp
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SNmnfnms of Cntarrh.

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