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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-30
LINCOLN COUNTY.

Mare, dark sorrel, small white spot in
forehead, shod before, 49, hands, aboHt 5
years; WA. II. Blaylock, 10Th dis, June IL
$50
Mare. dark bay, right eye out, gear
marks, front feet shod, ~ years old; John
Simmons, 18th dis, Sept. 1850.
Mare, chestnut sorrel, fresh scar on fore
head, left eve hurt, about years old; J B
Keeling, % miles South Of Petersburg on
the Petersburg and Fayetteville road, April
HorseANule, black, brown nose, def
cheney in both hind legs and right fore leg,
very sore back, saddle marks, about Is
hands high, about years old; P Cowley,
4th dis, March 6-S56.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-30

A famous fibber told an ex-
traordinary story,which, strange
enough, Glanced to be true. at
is SO extraordinary" said a little
listener, "that, if | did not know
it to be true, ! should believe it
false" "Ah, " said the narrator,
''if it had been false | should
have told it in a much more
truthful manner than did"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-30

futile. z.ssszs-ssa--apasus
@Strangel inc6mprehensible
Could | have lost it or been rob
bed?D muttered the Colonel an
dibly, perplexed AM provoked.
"What o'clock is it?" he sud
denly asked.
Twenty minutes to five"
"GOod; it is time enough.
You must make yourself ser
yiceable to me once more, my
dear Mr.. Green, and act as my
secretary. You know | can not
Iuse nay right hand. Will you
have the goodness to write few
lines for me to my wife?'
With these words the Colonel
stepped to the jewelers. desk, on
which lay some writing paper
printed with the name Of the
firm. Taking a sheet, he plac-
ed it before the jeweler, saying:
This will do; my wife knows
that | am here" He then die
tated, and the jeweler wrote:
"MY DEAR WIFE: Have the
goodness to send NE at once 91,-
500 through the bearer. You
know where the money is kept.
| am in immediate need of it;
therefore do not detain the mes
senger, who is Il trustworthy
person. Your affectionate hus-
band, JAMES GREEN
''Thank YOU" said the Colon
eel, after perusing the epistle.
"Michael," he cried, stepping to
the door and calling the groom,
"take this letter. ride home as fast
as you can, and return at once to
this place with that which my
wife will give you"
The groom took the letter,
bowed, and quickly drove off.
Fifteen minutes, a half an
hour passed away, and Michael
did not return. The Colonel
waxed impatient, and wished he
had gone in person for the mon
ey. The jeweler essayed to
t.anquilize him, but Intellectual
ly.
Il have always regarded the
fellow as honest and trustwor-
thy" said the colonel, sand have
on several occasions intrusted
him with large sums Of money,
though, it is true, never with as
much as this time. Fifteen hum
dred pounds may have proved
too strong a temptation for him.
Pulling out his magnificent gold
watch, he continued: 81 viii wait
Just seven and a half minutes.
longer, for that is exactly the
time it takes him to drive hither
from Leicester Square.
The seven and a half minutes
were gone, and the groom not
come. The Colonel could con-
tain himself no longer.
"Do me the favor, Mr.. Green,
to cali a cab" he said, in the
greatest impatience. 81 shall
go home myself, and will return
within half an hour"
The cab was soon at the door,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-30
MIRACULOUS POWER.

The Forest and Stream has il: "TO
preserve health use Warmers Safe Renee
dies. They are almost of miraculous pow
er in removing diseases for which recom-
mended. The wonderful curative quail
lies they are possessed of is vouched for by
sent of thousands" aug 1-3m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-30
SHERIFF. sALES.
sHERIFF SIZE.
81. LOO.

~ 4gtfts
DY virtue Of one writ Of venditioni ex-
I'D ponas TO rae directed from the honor
able Circuit Court Of Lincoln county, Ten
nessee, at its March term, 1890 in the case
Of Caldwell u kelso against Il A. Isom,
will expose TO public sale 10 The highest
bidder, for cash, az the court house door in
the town Of Fayetteville, Tennessee, on
Saturday, October the I'd, 1880,
all the right, title. claim and interest shat
Il. A. Is0m has in and TO the following
described 9
Tract Of Land /! u
situated in Lincoln county, Tennessee, civil
districts No. and Z, and bounded as fol-
lows, to-wit--Reginning at stake in The
mouth Of Hamestrung creek, north - deg,
east ~ poles up said creek 10 a sycamore.
thence west so deg, east 3s1S poles to a
stake near pile Of rocks on said creek,
thence north 3 deg, west IOI poles 10 an
elm and ironwOod, thence north So poles TO
small black walnut in =. N. Conger's line,
thence west 81 poles to the middle Of Nor
ris' creek, thence south with said creek
1l518 poles 10 n stake, the southwest COR
ner OF the Johnson tract, thence east 2i
poles to rock, thence south deg, west
Sc poles to o small buckeye, thence west II
poles 10 a stake, south IS deg, east . POLES
10 willow, south rs deg, east 81 poles TO
a willow in the creek, thence south 80 deg,
west % poles to stone or the bank Of tho
creek, "a deg, east 81 poles 10 The begin
ming.
Containing 40 Acresl
Levied on as the property Of Z. A. Isoni,
TO satisfy one Judgment against him and
in favor Of Caldwell & Kelso, for $g7. 10,
besides interest and costs.
Il. 7. HOLLAND,
sept 9-SsOO Sheriff
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-30

When four robbers broke in
to a house in Arkansas, intend
ing to murder the inmates and
rifle the place, they found q key
of beer, got drunk, and were all
arrested.
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straya Taken Up.

1st RIndof Animal issiUeH-2Hd. Color
Sd. DeseriPtiox--4 th. Ags--5th. Posters
narae-6th. # inc aud Place Of qy7Sst-
Tth, Valuation
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The VOltaic Belt Co., Marshall,
N1iRh

viii send their celebrated Electra Volts
ic Belts TO the afflicted upon 30 days trial.
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they say. Write to them without delay.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-30
MEDICAL,

:, ,isc osery which cures by the natural process,
~ i ABSORPTION,
ALI diseases of the kidneys, Bladder, Urina-
nv organs and Nervous system, when moth
ing else can 1t is com Portable to the patient pos
rive in its fleets and the first cure for those pam
ful and much -dreaded affections,
Diabetes and Bright's Disease,
while its' cure Of GraveI, Dropsy, Catarrh OF
the Bladder IsrIckdSIst Deposit, Painfui
UriDating, High Col0red Urine, Merv-
os.s NGeaExucss and Pain I'm the BACK
seem more like mifa,les than cases of natural
staf kraf .faH healing.
DELICATE FEMALES
or victims OF wasted or Frustrated energies. caus
cd by irregular habits, the abuse Of nature. and
menia or physical 1ver-exerttop fnh their great
which strengthens and HyigOrateS, and restores
....ts.,k &. the vigor OF health.
PAIN IN THE BACK.
we ssv positively and without tear OF contrade-
ton that DAYS KIDNEY PAD is the only GER
tain anil pernanent cure for every form OF thiS
YOUNG MEN.
sntrarinc from nervous and ply steal debility. loss
Of memory, or vitality impaired by the errors Of
Youth or too close application to business or work,
may be restoret and manhoOd rcgained.
Avoid all kidney medicines which are taken in-
10 rho system by tile way of The stomach; 1t Is an
Oh ffcaiment well tried and proven inefficient,
though sometimes egecting apparent cures OIL one
and pesnanent Disorders. The price Of our PA ID
brings Is within reach Of all and u will annually
save ma fines it, cost IN doctors bills medic inos
and plaStc3s IS hich ut best give but temporary re,
lief IL can be used without fear or harSi, and
with Certainty OF a permanent cure ror sac Dy
druggists generally. or sent by mail (free of post
asel ON receipt Of the price Regular pal. $500;
hids PaL for incOntneBce of urine In cilildren,l
81 30; Special. lextaa sizc) 800, 0urBook, "liow
Life was save,lr giving the history Of this new
discovery and a large record Of most remark able
cures sent 1gc Write for t. Address DAY
nfGfTfnaf owing TO many worthless Kidney
bHU fiUlT.pads now seeking u sale on eur rep
uttti,ln We deem il due the afflicted to warn
them. ASK for DAYS KIDNEY PAD. and
tnke NO OtlIer Ed sept 2-1m
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Troct of Lnnd!

lying IN Lincoln county, Tennessee. and
bounded as follows. To- Wii-BegiBning at a
stake in the mouth Of IlamestrunS creek,
north 43 deg. east AZ poles in said creek to
\ sycamore. thence west 90 deg east 3Sjz
poles 10 a stake near a pile OF rocks ON
said creek, thence north deg. west IOl
poles 10 an elm and ironwOod, thence north
s. poles TO a small black walnut in s. ".
CoBger's line, west 81 poles to the middle
Of Norris Greek. thence south with said
creek 1I5Jz pOlesto stake, tie southeast
corner Of the johnson tract, thence east 2i
poles to a rock, south 3 deg. west &C poles
to a small buckeye, wrst II polls TO a stake
IN the public road, sOuth - poles to a stake,
south deg. west l6 poles to stake, south
8 deg. east 0 poles to , willow, sOu.h rs
deg. east 81 poles 20 a willow in the creek,
south - deg. west % poles to q stake on
bank o. creek, south n dee. east 50 poles
l. Al -
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Containing 10 Aeres!

Levied on a. the property Of z. A. Isom,
usvy made subject 70 prsyious ievyOf Cald-
well & kelsoJ 70 satisfy one Judgment a
Eainss him and IN favor o. 4 J. Caldwell.
trustee, for sl5.s5 besides interest and
essts RI. HOLLAND,
seps9-Os8
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AGENTS AND cANVASSERS
Make from $40 to $50 per week sell
ing goods for f. @. RIDE0UT' & CO., 10
Barclay Street, New York. Send for their
Catalogue and terms. ang 19 'SO-lv
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-30

Saturday, October 2ad, 1880,
all the right. title, claim and interest that
f. A. Isom has in and to the following de-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-30
Containina I49 Acresl
SHERIFF SHE.
No. 1GG1.

DY virtue Of one writ Of vendiiioni ex-
ID ponas 10 rae directed from the honora-
BILE Circuit Court Of Lincoln county. Ten
nessee, at its March term, 1880, in the case
of r. l.. Caldwell, trustee, against Il. A. l.
som, will expose to public sale to the
highest bidder. for cash, at the court house
door in the town Of Fayetteville, Tonnes
see on
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-30

withstanding the considerable
deposit, proceeded to make lis
safety certain. ~
In the "War List he readily!
found the nanlesand rank of his,
customer, just as he had been
given; and from the estate a.
gent who rented out the SPLEEN
did mansion In Leicester Square
he had ascertained that it had
been recently been occupied by
Colonel James Green, OF the
Guards, and that the latter had
brought the most excellent rec
Concentrations from his banker
and. sundry other distinguished
personages.
In the course of three weeks,
at the end Of which the set was
to be done, the Colonel often
came into the shop to see how
tie work was going on, and al
ways discoursed SO affably with
the goldsmith that, the latter
could not find sufficient words
of praise for his genial customer
when speaking to others about
him. At last the service was
completed. 1t was placed upon
a large table in the counting
room, and covered with a cloth
of blue velvet. Punctually at the
stipulated time in the afternoon,
IColonel Green entered the shop,
his elegant cabriolet with the
Iblooded horse remaining before
the doorin care Of the groom.
The officer stepped into the
countingroom, and Mr.. Green,
swelling with pride, removed the
velvet cloth from the service.
The Colonel, though usually Il
quiet man, declared that it sur
passed his most sanguine expec-
tations, and greatly insisted up
on paying the entire 81, 50O,and
also upon the jeweler retaining
the deposited 800 as douceur
for the satisfaction he had given.
"You owe me no thanks, my
dear Mr.. Green,'' warmly said
theColonel to the delighted gold
smith. "Give me your hand
and again receive my heartfelt
acknowledgment for this superb
masterpiece"
! The jewelers. beaming coun-
tenance on grasping his name
sake's hand "can be better i'm
agined than described" Z
"Now to business" said the
Colonel. "Be so kind as to take
out my pocket-book and count
off your 81, 500, for / do moi
wish to tal1.y a moment before
showing your chef d'euyre to
my wife
The jeweler fastened to com
lply. He took from the officer s
breast pocket a card-case, set
of ivory tablets, and a silk purse
through whose meshes glittered
some five or six soyereigns--but
no pocket-book. Upon the Col
onel's request, he then examined
all his pockets. The search was
futile. ..-s.-.s-v-,
"Strangei incomprehensible
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an 6at1l, A6l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-25

HSf$SZ just puUIisbeG. n neS .li,Io, 81 -
ZEE4SH CCLvEEwELL's CzLxRa<IIn -. -.
GeS2A<zv the Radical cure (vithont ma 1;.:.S
oIePeIh.a'orrheS, or Seminal w.,kne,. ~
pppptay SetniHei LOsseE, Impo:eney Mcn,, I.o 80
.H1s!eHI '1eaPscitJ' Iu'peoiments 10 NsT,f..
&C $50 GoIsumPtiOn, Epitpsy end Fit,
01 LEO ~ sen indulgence or sexual ext,T.s.,H
ne eeieofsted author, in this adnIiT. bi.s
S14.y communicates, from a tbirty yeey,s ~.
10Y. practice, that the ALARMING eons,nn.rss
o. ~ a oe'e may be TsdieaIIy cnTeo Wft5ct1 -
oHnee'ous use Of Internal med jcine or IN. 80.
20 t.on Of we knife; pointing cot q n ode Of -
~ once simple, certain and efeetusI nv 49,.
o. NhIch every sufferer. ms tier v bs, ~, raJ!
and ra6icaIiy ]"SsPy' privately
W rms Lecture should he in the h.pds of.,-
JooIh and every man in the land s'J
sent under zeal, in = plain en- yefor. ..---.-..,
oress. on receipt of six cent? ~ -. .bJ so
stamps Addrcss the rnhIisbcrs o posfegs
~ Az q. LIZ ER " FILL MEDICAL
Al Ann ST New York. Poat Office Ro1 Issa
- HPrl o. 1850 odIu24- 59-Iy.
FnysoH FisH--I viii keep on hand all Ffnds Of
:, Iresh Fish during the seasoa ,i,o a,r,,.L
Iing' and VIII be soId low for C.,h
IVP JOSEPH n. EASTERDAY.
a AE Herring just received and Tor sac AZ
DuRE Green Rio Csfee inst r.csjI.d r.
INFLOW BASRETS-A IN. ..,.-,-es.1
w Willow Market md Clothes R,,k.,.s, 10
JnsEPH II. EAsTERDAY,s,
March ~, 1880. 'o' stove and Grocery Store.
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1850 the following described prcDcrty Of the
Ier's Ferry. made in the year 1869 by S. Howell
Brown. Surveyor, te-wit:
LOT ONE. embracing the Water Power en-
TIRE OF the Potomac River, the Canal and Locks
and strip of land aud bluff bordering on that
river. lying between tho same aud the streets
ginning at Shenandoah street and extending to
the Western line of the United States property.
Brown Engine House and the fonndations of
several other buildings arc standing and large
ether stone are upon the ground. The machin-
cry consists Of three Turbine Wheels and four
Cast Iron Wheels of large dimensions with
Gearing. Fumes. &c.
LOT TWO. embracing the Water Power of
ne Shenandoah nan 9 River held by the United
with all the aDpurtcnancss.
LoIFOUR. The perpetual right to cut and
Mennrs;D w9oa aa from pm, trsGt OF 1881 acres of
shenandoah River, adjoining the Ferry tract.
Block r. on Shenandoah, Lot 1. with Brick
Block &c on Shenandoah, Lots O. and 4.
S1t VIE Stone Building aud Lots 2. 4.6,7.
siock Oh >" on Shenandoah Street, Lots /, @ g.
Block a." on Shenandoah Street, Lots /, 2. s.
Wager six acre reservation, Lo. 81 with Stone
Block "a: A.. on Washington and Potomac
.t Block .B b. on Washington and Ridge
st Block &C: e" on Washington aud Clay
BLOCK .:D. b. 3 between Fillmore md CLAW
.t slsetI e.; FL between South Cliff and Clay
R RIock -, E !, Camp HiI1. Lo:sss.4.5
6ock "a II, Camp Hill. Lots s. rs.
Block y. ). Camp Hill. Lots !. 4. 5. s, S, 10
Block "K. X" Camp Hill. Lots1,2.s4.
"a Block H. L., Camp Hill. Lots 3. ). s. 6, I, 3, 9,
B Bi n" Camp Hill. Lotss,7.s
BLOCK ri. camp Hill, Lot Z.
Block az" Camp Hill. Lats4.l3
BocS 49, Union Square. Lots 6, 10. II, le. IS
and 6. ee'' LUIS
Block ''N," between Ridge and Putnam
Streets. Lots and ..
Block o. same, Lot 81.
Siock x. same, Lots 6. Il. 10.
On BLOCK same' Lots 1. g 8. i. S. 8, Is. IT, IS.
Block ( "R," North of Ridge Street. Lots /. ., ,.
Block IS same. Lots q 1856
Biock y same, Lot 4.
Biock'u,' same. Lots 4.
Block ~" between Pullman ar6 VI, war+
Streets, Lots l, 9. 3d. S.
Block two between Van Vert and North Cliff
streets, Lots and c. '-
TERMS OF sALE.-on purct,osos n,,,or ee.-
aoaE,;. Sasn on purchases exceeding that sum
'he-thiFd tne purchase none; in cash balance
IN one ana two years with six nor cent Interest
men pe'nS reserved ON the property to securs
the purchaser. to DO compiled with vIthiD ten al
days: deposit of 5000 on account of lots one
SSeyance will be made on behalf of the I. ,iteJ
states to the purchaser of all it's right and ttIo
h ssSrS case. a map showing the lnetes aud
pounds of the several lots i'll i,e echibits,i ~
tue time of the sale. "
The Government reserves the RIGHT - ,-j+-,
s ara" any of the lots to prevent Unusual sac
Hnee II tho bids are unsatisfactory.
K. RAYNER.
Solicitor of the Treasury
rApproved-JonN SIBERIAN. Secretary Of tho
treasury. WV
February 81. 1880
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Bi1ACIN OAK EN R -:

WILL buy good BLACK OAK BARK thu, &.
4 properly taken and cured accordipe to IN. ioi-
living Hirrcti"ns, and PAY CASH, for i, al ~.
rat. of FIVE DOLLARS PER CORD Of ia ,.s a
measurement, delivered at my Mile in wirete,-
ter' A. ano -Four Dollars care al any Poin M,
VIC o. q y. HatIrcAd from Hancock To Stnpnton.
w cars must DO carefully eiossIu uiI.d
Jn"n JWt AN that can he gotten In themEin ora,r
70 save freight and carnage here. Which are az
,nuch per car. whether the car COP tain. mnsh %
; ;hs 70 Wser 20" ship DO TO advise me Of
:; ;ne Su1EEH OF your cor, thst may know |blrh
10 yours and when the Bark 10 upIosa.d In
fSn" yHn statement and Check for the amonn. H
DIn IsL to give me your Post Office ajdr..s Z.
iuH ara chipping st:tion. "a
NHkcItoSs:- Commence taking II. R,,k -.
"1n ~ VII peel welI-run frseIy-snd be arr. h.
~ : "o "a! trou' tho upper part of IN, ..nx
ni'us, Ior TIE young bark 10 more Re,bv md 30
IeI tnHn tee old bark. which 10 mostly ,n... ~.
Ark should not be broken o . too M urb and mnst
CI &c tbic BeFS. tie heavy hut1 n. - h,
LII VII not be bought at toll price Tn. o.,
zoe oI the bark must always Be ESpf n, snaS
~bcb Vii 70 fe,s ooe end ." Iog with on,.fas OBJ
. sIL rom rom the weather, which b.fs1 ,Ls 80
U.s.. INIT nc Kept bright. nrd rot nlio- I'd 81 80
az Ii which Injuries its siren rtb nd sota,
" ne BARK :oust not DO brought In u,.,I1n.5
oKn 10 stsck up clc'eiy, nor when -, =.
when received fEp.!s 70 nie 10
Winchester. Vs.. Feb II 1Sso A. Ne
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UNITED STATES
SALE OF
Valuable Water Pow
er and Machinery
ALSO OF
l26 LOTS OF LAND
Harper's Ferry, w. Va.

10y virtue of section 5749 Revised Statutes,
ID also OF the Act of Congress of June II, 1873,
the undersigned will offer Mt Public Auction, on
the premises at Harpers Ferry. West Virginia,
commencing at o'clock, p. n, on
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HoTELs.
CITY HOTEL.
CHARLEsTowN. VA,

THE undersigned would respectfully give no.
Hotel IN Chnrlestown, and proposes 10 kee n the
sans same m q .tyle that Will render i.s sceommoda-
Virginia The Table viii be regularly snnni,sd
WIN the beat that the season and marke:s win
ano5e arc Rooms kept clean aud com forta bie .
Inc eommodious Hotel Sta BILE will afford accorn..
nooanons for horses atal times. at easonsble
rates, and Hack will convey pa.senesrs 10 md
from the Baltimore L Ohio and Shen.nSo,h ~
ley DepOts, free of charge =.
PsLTemisisg TO do all in my power to give The
p iS. nrss.elass house. respectfully ask .
Mas. MARY d. BRAGG.
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DITCHING, EXCAYaTING. 40

TEE undersigned .tif offers bic service. a.
a competent workman IN the above linz -
Ditehing and Excaxatiue OF ali kindsEDirgia.
oistsrns. Poads ,ce!l.rs. Observation-Disclosures. al mod
crate rates, AID faithfully executed Order, le n
AZ reeidcnce. on Wsst Con greEs ct. vill receive
prompt attention. Blasting niso done in a satis
factory manner. and at lowest rates
MaIeh 9. 1850. WESLEY LOWRY
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M1scELhAN ECU s
HE H0GDORPHAN MEMORIALFUND


rTNHE entire proceeds arising from the sale of
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Bereavement are still fresiI in the public mind y
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FMMA VIRGINIA. a fine article of Chewing
- Tobacco; also fifteen other good brands. for
s1ie oy g $. DALG-1RE.
GENTS Underwear for sale bv
VI July 8, 1879. SIS. DALCARS
T'INwARE for sale by
S1Iy =. 1879: SIS. DALGARN.
I a 50 ED Hama aud Bacon, for sale BY
~pIEn .. ie!g: 8. S. DALGARN.
rEACHES for sale by
= NICE m1ET 81 2s: 1850: S. S. DALGARN.
a .SI LSt OF HONEY for sale by
@SoRM s rs; 1850. S.DALGARN.
u nv 1fch' Geletins and Macer for = lie
FREsa, SIS. DALGARN
"A nv NV Vi CanVassed Hams just received
n 2 vo, ,,.-,. 8. 8. DALGARS
r;i' low prices. go to DA1GARN's vheIe
om van md about Twenty Eve vaTietiss TO ssiset
Mareh aa. 1850.