Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-23
Items Of News.

lster gives an account Of aIsad ! bis
take IN that city last week liz a !
Young nan who took dose Of dor
rosiye subli;nate under The imp les
sion that it was spirits Of campAer.
lie Immediately discovered his IBIS
take, AMI by atimely administra lion
Of raw eggs and milk, the mos OF
The poison was elected from his
stomach. Enoughhoweyer, rem bin
cd TO produce inflammation Of the
beW els, and for some days the yd ung
man remained in critical position.
Che Louisiana Democratic ton-I
veltion was held at Baton R9uge
on the lst INST, and Paul O Her
bert, Of IberyiIle, nominated as the
Democratic candidate for Gov ern-
or.
Ak EDITOR iNcARcERAreD.--
Emil Kl4upFecht, formerly editor Of
the German Republican Of Cincin
natl, has been sent TO the Peniten.
riary for shooting a man who had
ass piled the character Of his wife,
and refused to retract The Gin
cinnati press recommend his as fit
cas- e for Executive clemency.
Eie S 'raaese Tctas.-The editor
Of the Salisbury N CD Wing re-
Gently paid a visit to these gentle
men, who some years since, after
travelling through the country, SCI
del do wn near Mount Airy, S urry
co HntyI n. c. They are re. fsent-
ed as living happily in the nIploy-
menis of a gricuiiurgl pursuits, aud
have clever children in their durse
y.
A book called British Pomolo-
gy". has appeared, containing des-
cription OF 912 kinds of applet. All
these are traceablc TO the c otbmon
crab.
The Sons Of Temperance il Ala
bama are busy in every par Pf the
state selecting delegates to the State
Convention at Selma, on Tie 24lh
INST, 10 devise means for Tia prohi-
biiion Of the sale Of ardent s. pitts in
that state.
A Mrs. Norton, convicted III Mar
quette county, Wisconsin,, Of whip
ping child TO death, has bee b SEN
fenced to the State prison for ten
years.
The rise in iron rails, il 5 said,
viii cause many contractors TO be
utterly ruined. Tile contrac tors cl
the Cincinnati and ST. LoliiB road
lose 100000 by The rise ID rails
since their contract was made.
The hIoRMoNs.-A wri ter al
Salt Lake, addressing the ST Louis
Latel2gmedr, says fully one-th Ird and
perhaps bne-Lalf of the NJ ori hon
community are English, while Of
the Anerl can population, BY fan the
greater u lmber come from New
York, and the olhefmiddle an d east
ern States.
Kossuth says beIhas spoken some
six hundr ed times publicly id Eng
land and America Since he first Ian
ded on Ebgland's Shores year ago.
RoBBIHG U. s. MAIL Henry
T.. Wcightman, ia Clerk in the
Vashington City Pos Office, was
arrested on Friday, charged with
purloiniug money from letters de-
positet therein
Mr.. and Mrs. LENNON, Of Va,
haze con ttadiclei a Statement OF
the New York Ti7bme that they
he'd sold the husbands Of the tx 0
female slaves they brought 20 New
OK. ! acy say tney never solQ Z
slave at al.
The Scientific American says that
camphor has been discovered to be an
antidote to that ter iblepoison, strych-
nine. A man who had been thrown
into commissions bJ two doses of the
poison-9ne sixth of grain each,
administered for rheumatism was re-
lieved by twenty drains of camphor,
taken in six grains almond mixture.
DR.. Suddock, in a letter to the Lon
don Lancet, claim# to have made the
discovery.
The Messrs. 04kley, Of the Mas
san House, Sag H4rbor, n. Y, have a
curiosity in their possession, being a
bull-calf, having a perfect double head.
This calf was dam ed by very val
liable COW, the p operty Of John G.
Gardiner ESQ of1 Gardinpr'S Island