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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26
CT THING STORE.
Gents Furnishing Goods.

Ira The subscribers respectful TTSYN.
- ly inform the public. that l|ssJ . II
they hare now in Store. splen I'd Sa---
assortment of So per French Habits, Clo'h
Sacks, Froek and Business Goats Also.
iful supply of Oregon Cassimere, Fancy
Tweeds, Alpaca. Crotan Cloth, Linen and
Coli6Eade Sacks and Frocks.
U
or all kinds-satIh, fancy silk wilton, alpaca
and Marseilles. OF every variety and price,
PAEi3 AA0OA9s
Of every description and pIlce; from men
French Doeskin ICasslmere. black, plain and
fancy IN rbp low4s, price Linen and Gotten.
F,JnisE;pr .9rl icles, of every description.
snch as Sh,rIs. Shirt Collars, Shams. Cravars.
Handkerchieis. II osery .Snspeuders. Gloves;
Hair CIoih and 4'oolh Brushes, and all other
articles necessary to complete
ssent,eni ans wardrobe.
We have aIsn On hand. AID will continue 10
keep. a snlendid assortment Of CLOTHS,
CASSiMERES. and VESTINGS, from the
fnesdFrencb twilisd Cloth 10 the 10 wesI price.
Twe4!s and Summer Cloth. DoeskIn and
Fanc Cassimeres of the latest style. Satin,
Silk, Vaence, NIarselles, Velvet, black,
brown aud drsb.
MS SpienHiu CtOCh 81 Ni'SNS .i"1 - -
lectei with great Care BY one Of considerable
experience. and has been pronounced BY COM
peIenf Judges, judiclous selection.
sUPrhe location Of this Cheap Cie;hlng
Establishment. is in Owens Arcade. one
Door North of Owens 'TayerM.eE13
we would also state. that we are carry inS1
on the Tailoring Business. IN ALL ITS
vARId US BRANCHES Mr.. SScofr, who has
The ehtrre control of this branch OF Business,
feels assured, from, past experience aud sue
ress, that he can give ESTlRs sATI>FAcIIos
10 all who may favor US wiih call Ev. ~
1arme mt nj AIDE up BY US wsi be 'carrGnfsd 10
n. and to be in lie most Fk>HIoNARtE and
APPROVED STYLE, or to SUIT The peculiar taste
u those who may wish TO devIale from the
anne. M pain5 viii be spared in emitting
rarmenfs ID be m adr bv lie Ladies. Indies
Riding Habits, a I'D Promencde Dresses, VIII
,e cut ami neatly laid Oft 10 insure no IhiFt"Ae'
md xpIag atoms given ID regard TO making
hem NJ, according 10 the prevailing i4shion
{ the dav. ParB. London, New oiS' anu
Fashions always on land:
SCOTT. GRAY s. co.
Aug. &c. 1851.
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.pAet 0niees ard Past EIasters--

x Osl tEltC> aAli 1 %
/ The following Is a list of the Pos
Ones, with the re sPectivo Pos
Masters, in Li4coln q unty;-
Boon's Hdl, John We oa.
Gamarso, John Caughran.
Cane Creek, Samuel f.lley-
Charity, r. NJ. Whitman.
Chestnut Ridge, John N. Bearden.
Cyruston, Me!rin D. Moores.
Fayetteville, HARDY c. Holman
Gas Factory, Thos. w. Hayes.
Georges Store, George W. Head.
Gin's Store, Wan. H. Bailey.
IKinderhook, Jacob stonebraker-
.Lynchburg, BENZ. II Berry.
INIillyiIle, Curran D. Benson.
Moline, D. c. Hall.
Mulberry, Paul lngle.
Norris Creek, James N. Cole.
Oregon, Daniel McPh4il.
Petersburg, John n. Hays
Pleasant Plains, William W. Petty,
Robertson's Store, VIM. B. Robert to
yiney Grove, Peter G. McMullin-
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New Goods! New COOds!!

TE1HE &. updeTsIgned lave just received a
4 large and vaIIed Stock of desirable
Is FALL AND Hyll1T8B GOGDSg
bough, on best terms irdm frs class huuses
Ia the cllies OF Philadelphia and New York,
TO which they invite the attention Of pur-
chqsers. Having had mUch experience IN
the business. and being well known TO this
community, lAey deem i am3st Unnecessary
10 repeat the assurance. that atgthis house
csn be sound as good Giopds. AMI On as liberal
terms. as can he had al any like establish
meut IN Vie state. Suffice II 10 say thar they
are determined. as befeioiore, 10 make il TO
the Interest Of buyers - deal with them.
SOUTHWORrH, MORGAN s NEIL.
q
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Good News

The Hack from Tullahoma came
in on last Saturday evening. we
understand it is in contemplation to
run it once 4 week regularly; and
offener if the travel of pa ssengers
will justify. Persons going North
or South, by the rail road, will lind
this one of the most desirable routes
that could possibly be selected.
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| The receipts Of cotton at The fe7efa
warehouses durngthe present week amount
10 2,87O bales against 3067 last week
TOTAL receipts since the first of September
last e6.7Fi balesagainst 2S, 659 at tht same
period lasl year.
! Sugar. The stock of Sugar in store is
ample and demand brisk. Sales al 5(G6c
by the hid, and 6s@7&c. by The barrel.
Coffee. There is fair demand for Col
fee. Sales a, 9C0l0c for Rio
Flour. We quote Tenn ssee and Gin
cinnati s4f04 95--the finest 81 Louis
brands are held a, Sc.
Molasses. 28O3oc., T. gallon.
Salt. Bb 4oc; Sack, fneI 81 50; Coarse
81 60. -,
Candies. The supply ID ample. We
quote Talow 9(0i0; Star e3G26i Sperm
45c.
Whisky. Price OF good re ctified l4N0l8c
p gallon.
Lard. Scarce and in demand Sales
At Ease.
Buuer, l2c q Il.
Feathers. 2803Oc.
Bceswax, 10000.
Ginseng, 25.
Corn Meal, 40f050c p bashei-
Corn. 81 rs # Dbl.
Oats 3Or04oc % bushel.
Guber Peas, 6otG65c y bushsi
Flax Seed, 75c p bushel.
Lend, pig SC, bar SIC.
Dried Peaches, 81 1904.
Dried Apples, 81 90.
Wool, 2302 SC.
Hogs, 4 50(O4 rs, nett.
Green Apples. SIS a. Dbl.
Irish Poatoes. s23@24 T. Dbl.
Swee. Polatoes. 75,oSl p bqshel.
Banner.
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To Subscribers

All subscribers to the Observer VIII
be understood as wishing to continue,
when the term for which they sub
scribed expires, unless expressly sta
ted to the contrary. This is the rule
of ali newspapers; but we mention it
for the information of those-who may
not be cognizapt of the fact.
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To CORRESPONDENTS

TOnr cOrrespondents must bear with
US yet little while longer We
have a large number Of communlca-
tons on hand, some of which contain
real merit. They shall hay e hear
ing as soon as possible
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

Balsam Copaiba, solid FIR, lolu, true; Black
Drop. Blist Tissue. Blue Mass, Saucers, VII
rInl, BoIsx refined, BTess, Pipes, BIlmstons
roll.
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7aH etteyille Observe r
March EIecliOn---1S5
suEKIrF-LINcoLN co.

RS We are aathorized 10 announce Tzsss
Eas- ~ HANKS a cand' gaze ioi '2Aep
Ia. N stch Elecuon, lo34s
81 we are>aathorzed 70 announce Ste
ts,,e-. lEouc.lstOne, a CANDIDATE log SheT'
Tar a. l. March Election. 1892.
IS W. are authorized to announces
7;rs, I'd White. candidate ior Sherif
1t the March Eaecnon, fe12
co,l xrv ,couRr cLERx-- L1HcoLS co.
erPhVe are authorized ~ announce CON
stant Smith, Isl, (" u ,., 'o 1eso
9y C,nfi Cleik at The MAfch E'ec'oh, 80
CO. TumniuziaaHsl. a candidate Tor
tlunty CoaN Cie'h al me "'SS''" l'''0
h852
u.r;ey. candidate for Co my
r,oa,I ,kI-rs az phe March Election, 1852.
Observation-Disclosures co.
trP We are authorized 10 Announce fsi-
rawI t,.,ilAns. Esq, a candidate for Re
cl.trr i, the March Election, le12.
e. We are authorized 10 Announce
NJ. 75eCl.sH= ElInoHs0n, a cahdldaIe
Ia, user Al the March Election, o32
rP We are authorized 10 announce
Aifrca III. Berry, a candidate Tor Regis'ef
CT he March Election. loY-:
SIP We sare Authorized 70 snnon nee
goan e. ys>rE IA, cahdlta'e iof heS's-
Ter at he March Erection, epE
frP We are authorized 10 apDenn'e
vw.,st.i,,z-.au. a dand,date for Reg
.s,sr a, Iba March 'is,ecuon. 16%2.
-. w. az. a,iiiafied 10 announce
Cd aries ". crawford caG G iof
R-gister al The March E.etuoa' o2F-
c,mor,r cone- cteaK EL.ScoLH CO.
- - a,,Ih.r,1.; 10 aanounce Has.
~ 11s,E,,o.t candlPatd Cor Cftcui. Court
-, ~ the March Eject lon. 1852. f.
- ~ o,,th,ttb led 10 announce
vvooawark, candidate tor
80, OK Al In March Election,
t852
HcoLN couSTY.
49, W ~. a,,hori1ed 10 auaoDnf'e
!, - gs.,.q.. cal aiidi;p for County
+ ri1-,ss s,',he Mach Eie 4tl1n, 1872.
oIa COUNTY.
L.. W. ar aulharzIJ 10 Announce IRA
r. ID o,,iI,i.. cand idat1 Tor Tax Coiiec
OF " w. N .n,boTljsd to announce
~, Eka.t,,;t. rib the p disiflc' III
49, IF Tax CejJ!eelor Of Lincoln
Coua'v. for 81 3
L., IL. b.pHed sntn
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K5aGD,

Suddenly, in this county, on Saturday
night. lih inst. Mrs. Nancy HOBBS, aged
aboug SO wears. Mrs Ill., retired 10 rest at
nighiIin her ostl al health. and in The morn
ing v as found dead. Ii is supposed tHat she
died OF ppopleHy.
Suddenly. id this c pnnty. on Wednesday.
18Th inst. Mrs. JoHN BRADY. Mrs. B. left
The dwelling house 10 bring buc1 ct Of wa
Ter from The 81 ring. and Tell deud before her
return. 1t is believed lhat she died Of apo
pseXy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

SAvANsAH, GA.-Flour This artcle is
scarce and in demand We have nd' heard
of transactions OF sufficient Importance to
merit particular attention. Prices are alto
ge,her nominal.
Corn The, market is entirely bare OF
his article. Several cargoes are daily cx-
p;cted. Prices are nominal.
Oats. We are without any sales of This
article in consequence Of the light stock in
The harkei
Bacon. We hear OF sales Of lot Of
Shoulders from store a, &c., also 80 Casks
Hams (oId) at 1oc y B.
CHARLESTON, S. C.-Grain. Tho ARR
3 ais of Corn have been ra,her heav! 'han
Otherwise, amounting 10 near 10000 bush
els of North Carolina and Virginia in bulk,
and rising Of 4 800 bushels OF Western in
bags. The market for the former opened
oil from 1910 7e, but subsequently holders
had 70 subuni, 10 lower prices -which, how
ever. were not permitted 10 'ranspife VI
the Western part sold al 75c q b1 shei OF
Sc lbs, bags included.
Oa.s.. There are none in the ma rket IN
frs, hands-and bui very small supply II"
dealers. We are consequently without any
Quotations.
OF Peas we may say the same
Bacon. For sides we quote declining
market The expected md recen' supply
having exceeded The denand-which, on
account of high prices has been confined
all along 10 the nctual wants only. Sales
of Western sides, in consequence, were
made 10 arrive, and since arrival, at Zoe.
and, as reported, al even fraction under
OF Shoulders The markei is entirely bare.
4 small lot or hhds. received yesterday,
brought readily %. There are no prime
Hams on The market, and those Of common
qualify are Of dull sale, at Sc.
Lard is equally scarce-hardly any in
the marker, lew barrels Western, received
held al TOY,
CHArrANaoeA, TENS. Cotton There
CENTS are sill heavy. According TO Bhe
best estimates, there have arrived up TO this
dale between 10 and 10000 bales. qua mi
" equal 10 The entire receipts Of last war.
The quantity YET to arrive is estimated al
! U 10 .UUU bags, WhiCH Wou'u I'S'0 ~"
increased TO 90 or $4,000. if proper faciIi-
lies had existed FORTS ready shipment al ibis
point.
Flour Supply is small, but prices are
| kept down in anticipation Of large arr yals
from above; $5O5 50>are the figures.
Cprp. Demand good md price firm al
soc.
| Oats. A large amount sold wi.hin The
week range from So to 40c.
! Irish Pola,6es A good article may be
| Buckwhea, Flour is now offering at So
! p hundred. J..
! Bacon. fair supply. Extremes are 81
E@i0c. :,
! Burter and Eggs are plenty Wholesaie
q. l2s for the former, and loo for the lauer
| New ORLEANS. LA.-Couoa. The de-
nand was fair and resulted in the sale o
5000 bales taken chiefly for Europe. Ii
prices ,here is no quotpble change, thou2F
prices are reported rail her easier for all qra
| lilies under STRICT middhng.
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Nashville Daily Gazette

This journal has recently.been Gar
r3y3d in goodly apparel, a nd is now
one of the pre- ttiest papers to be
found anywhere 1t has always been
one Of the best.
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Shoes and Boots.

LADIES Kid, calf . nd kip Shoes
- and Gaitefs;
Mems calf, goat and kip Shoes;
do fne and extra fine Gall Boots;
do water proof calf and KIP do
do heavy Zip and mia do
Boys and Youths II do
Negro Brogans. extra article
Come mi come irl!. and let me show you
what can We had al SHAPARD'S
CheaDi Cash or Credn Corner.
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AlHaYS

~ OK hand Sugar. Coffee, Salt. Iron,
n Castings, Slee;. Nails; leg. f:Ih. trace
- halter. stayg brea4t and tbogue Chaios;
iretchers; cross cut SAWS; hand. sledge and
tone Hammers, | cda'I lei lall--come ana
ee. SHAPARD..
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SOLD Osgg.

EVvE have Sold our entire stuck of Goods
w TO H. Al. Or ~ & CO.. aud now we
wish 20 close up cur business. Every person
indebted TO US. would confer favor and
save cosr. by coming forward and settling
M. The busl'iess must he wnnnd up.
Feb 26. SIiiANKLiN & GARDNER.
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Gode1'sL Ladf's Book

| The No. for March IS before US
OF its merits, it would be supernu-
Gus to speak = he Book speaks for
Itself Oar readers well know that
! Cooley can't be beat.
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Pu5lic Speaking

Tonight. at the Methodist Church,
Gen. Ha.slu will stretch forth his
hand, and speak for himself" . p the
subject Of Temperance. 90 anq near
him. lie has the character of Peilg
one OF the best public speakers IN
the State. Il
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.DIEMER & HAMPTON
WRU@@lSYSa

9 -
ORUG@lSTSo
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN.
DEALERS IN
: Medicines, Paints, Dye-stnffs,
Id Glass, Perfumery, soaps.
Brusise 5, Oils, v arni shes,
Surgical Instruments.
Fancy Articles,
Extracts, &C..
SIAKE pleas ure in announcing 10 fhy''
i cans, and the public generally, That
they have reeeht.y incTeased their stock 81
the reception 81 a fresh supply direct iloni
) PhIla,,eIphia. which we think makes il the
hest AssoRrM-Ekr ever offered in this MAG
ke,; among wAlt ca are the to.lowinG-
/ A
AcIps-Bea1oic. Citric. AceIic, Murlstie,
Sulphuric. NliIIc, Nitrous, Tararlc; Adhesive
Plaster, African Pepp pow'G; Alcohol, 80
per cent. deodb nized; AlePro Calls; Aioes.
sOcOtrlne and cape; Anthony ,Sulph Goldenj
Ammonia, SPIT. aud aqua; Arrow Root.
American, Bermuda, jamaica Arsenic, ASA
! lRuda.
I Basam Copaiba, SOLID FIR. ou. uBe; Black
! Drop. Blist Tissue, Blue Mass, Saucers, Wit
rpl. Borsx refined, Bress, Pipes, BIimstQns
roll.
CalnmeI English. Csmphor rel, CanIhar-
ides, Carbonate Ammonia. Ca'damom seeds.
Castle Soap, Castor OIL IN bottles OF by The
gall; CalheleGs, gum elastic and siiveT; Clio
roiorm. Cinnamon Bark, CItrlre Oint, Coeh
meal, Cod LIVER Oh. Composition Powder;
CoIks, demIohD. bottle and vial; Cream Il ar
tar. Creosols. Gruc.bIes. Cubsbs, CUPPlng
Glasses.
Digilalis leaves D0yers Powders. Z s. p
Eateriuni, Emery, EPSON Salts. Ergot
Ether, nlTIc. sulphulic; Extracts. beiiadoms.
5utlernut. clcuta, genlIan, heliebore, hyo sci-
anus; logwooh, nox vomica, red bark, IhsH-
ba1b, stiaD Onium, taTaxscum.
Flour of Sulphur, Fowler's Solution.
G.
Gamboge. Gentian Roof. Ginger Root
Glue best. Cold leaf. Grams Of ParadlssS
Gums, ARABIC, gusacum, myHh, ssndarse.
slelac, uasacBnlh.
Hofman's Anod sne; Iodides. HoD, lead,
potassium; tod me English, lpecac, Iron By
Hydrogen, lsIpsiass-
y l.
Jalsp pow'h. Jujo6e Paste, LaudanuD.
Lemon syrup, L,quonce ealabrIs. Lobeiia IA
tiaia, Lunar QausIc.
Magnesa carb and calcined. Mama Flake,
Mercurial Ointment; MoTphIa, acetate. mum
ale. suiphalf; MorIaTs, Wedgewuod, MusA.
Mustard.
Nipple Glasses. Nursing Bottles. NuImegs.
Npx Volnlca.
Oils, of almond, amber. aniseed. bergsmof.
black pepper, csgdput, cedar, Cinnamon,
cloves. cupaiba, oubebs. jeSSamnne, Junper1
lavender, lemon. neiolI, oIganum, pepper
mint, rhodIuu, rose pure, rosemary .saSsairas.
wln,er green. wormseed OPIUM, uIkey, de-
naTcouzed. Pow d; Orange Peel, OtFls Root
pow 4, Ossa sepIa.
p
Patent Lint, Pearl Barley; Peruvian Barks.
red and yeiioN; Pessaries, glass. gum elasII9
Pill Boxes. wood and paper; Pink Ssuceus,
Pipenne; poJassa, biearbonaIe. chlorate. sui
pha.e; precip CaIb Iron, Prepared Chalk.
Prussan Blue, Prussiale Of Po'assa,. PultH
Antimonlsps, Puuy.
,
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.aAS1gSce.

Sc , IF 9- .%s. As ~. be sa
TtrsDAY next, RfMarch Terms as hitherto
JAMES " DAVIDSON. B
payerre,ile, TenG Feb g. loJ2-2l :
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AG ENCY
Central and Macon and Western r. z.
COMPANIES.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 4, 1851.

NuAI1ANOUOh, OCC. T, 1CO1-
TEIHE Undersigned. Agent OF the above
4 named companieslhss the PLEASURE TO
inform me Merchants and planters oil North
Alabama and TENNESSEE, that the connection
of The abUye roads at -uacon IS complete.
Shippers Of produce IF Goods can now re-
ceiye or forw al d wnhodl delay or damage as
heretofore. lheIe beng bO dTaysge or trans
>bipmeni from Chastahonga 10 Savannah.
distance bi 40 miles II The Merchants " 10
maxi. It. DIR purchases nj New York would do
well 10 bpur in mind Iaat the new and elo-
CANT Steamships Florida and Alabama run IN
connection with these 9Oads. which Will ena-
bic hem 10 receive InelF Goods al ChatIaroo-
ga at ea 81 Sldays sooner than any other ine.
Traveller gbIng North should not forget Ihis
route. 10 short, the known responsibility II
these compj MES IS suticieni guarantee TO
the pubic that Justice will he done. Cotton
planters SHOULD remember that Savannah -
no, snrpassad by any Of her Atlantic sisters,
either nd puher, or faF dealing OF business
men
All cons nmenis. per Steamers OF Oihes
vessels shou d be marked. care agent Cen
rral Rail Road, Savannah. Ga.
Liberal advances made upon Cotton.
L. r. MILLS, Agent
Dee %, 1851. Chattanooga -4d5trtiss<,
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To- ]. b. D.

The direction Of your paper has
been changed, as you will see, on re-
ceiyipg this. The funds never have
come to hand.
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Corn Neal for Sale.

FgvIiE subsc Fihers VII. keep good supply
& Of exceiie.i Corn Meal constantly
i,r sale al the Livery Stable, al The market
Price. HE qtialfy IS equal 10 any. Our
hllll makes as good E'EossF as any in he
county, IFc make So 10 40 pounds Of Flour
from a biisIel oil good Wheat.
Feb. 10. 1852. SMITH s. DAVIS.
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Fafet!e Academy.

,..,F3s+,z, las next session IL this Iosti-
Is u 80 lunon viii cem1yence on Mos
~....lzA-1y DlY, $50 inst, under the super
visiuu of the present Prncipal-M F. A.
Dickinson. Terpl as last session.
All thnse Indebted for tuition, Will please
call Immediately On the Treasurer, DIR. :. NJ.
McELRoy, and settle up. and renew the
notes.
Feb 49, lS52- I'm
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Fine

g3WILLED French Cloths; black and
4 fancy Cassimeres; blac Satin, fancy
silk and winter Vesilug, Mac nav Blankets
at lowest rates-no mistake.
Sept 80. SHAPARD.
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Quassia. Quinine suIphats.
X
Rhubafb Root, Rochelle Sails. Kcse Water.

SsIeraftis, Sal Ammonia. Sand Paper.
Scales ard " eighTs, ScammUny, SeIdus
powders, Seneca OH, Snake Root, Sienna
Alex, Sheep skins; Surgical Instruments, Q
fine assoItiheni; Shoe Backing, Slippery
Elm Bark pbw'd; Snnffs, macr6Uoy. rappee.
scolch; Soda Powders, Spatnla. Sponge. B4-
hama; Spls ammonia. lavsnucr com ruip-,
renune; squIls white, Stomach Tutss,
S,rengthenlI 6 PIasters, Sirychnra, Sugar Of
Lead, Susptnsory B1ndsgeS, Sweet On hnes
Syunges. glass, male snd .emaie. Syrup
Squrlls; SegaIs, different brands, &c. SC.
Il
TamariLds, Tapioca. Tart Emetic, Their.
Imometers, Toilette Powders. Tooth Brushes.
Tfusses. every sorI; Tobacco fine chewing. So
Prescription Gratis.
A superior loi OF Brandy, Wine, AL
cOhOi, Sci and numerous articles not men
toned IN The above list.
Constantly on hand. a supply OF the most
popular Patent Medicines,
DIEMER 8 HAMPTON
Oci. ID
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Grabam's Magazine
The March No. of this excellent
work is on our table. we have not
yet fully examined it.
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Ear;haaake--

Earthquake
We understand that slight Shock
of an Earthquake was fit IN this
Mace. on last Saturday morning, be-
tween / and . 0 clock.
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kIHIherry Nile academy

The next session of this very pop
ular institution Of learning, will
commence On MoxDAY, Marh Sh,
under the Supervision Of Rev q u
Reaunng'oa+ We recommend 'nis
School to the favorable consideration
of all loYer5 of learning. 1t merits
success, and will receive IT. oeeI9tf'
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Tie legislature
A resolution has passed poth
branches Of the Legislature, 70 adj
;ourn sine a1e, on the lst Of Ma Ph-
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Sold Out.

S0Id Uul---
.ShqnFlln 8 Gardaer- have sold
their stock Of Goods to T. a. Gray
s. Co., and now want settlement
preparatory to leaving here. See aae.
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eg0E SEQ Ez e OFF.
R. 4. GgiY & CO..

HAVE purch ased tile centre stock
- of Goods oi SHANxL!N Y GARD
GSfS.-ss NER. and are now Offering the
same at unusually low prices for cash. Or TO
punciual dealers Oh The bsasi ume. 1t has
become very Common for Merchants to say
that they are Il ling Goods for smaller profits
shan any other house 10 town MS We
vii leave Ter the pubic 10 decide. But we
will say this much -ail who wish 10 buy
Goods CHEAP, give US a call, aad examine
our prices That IS the way 10 Prove the
mater. Feb. GO, 1852
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Chaaeery Court
Was opened at this place On last
Monday-Judge Ridley presiding, II
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Want

1000 wards heavy white LiOseyi
TGOO do fine 60 do
l100O do striped OF plaid do
ls00O do Brown Jeans.coarse TO sIIa Due
800 pans large all Wool Soskss
ioOGO pounds WOOL
loeoo 10 Fsathets. sHAPAhD.
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Neatly Printed Blanks,

Ca,s,,.l.. nd Jus,ice's bantis lusl priniF
ed. and for = lc Atour dcsk--cae9P'
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- AdycrI semen.s nus, b, handed into
The Office By 2nesday forming, = III Tu' !
on. anncarsn Fe in The To- owing Paper
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New Firm

New Firm
II. A. Grqy & Co. have bought out
i8hankllu g. Gqrdner, and are now
offering choice Goods at low prices
Give them.a call.
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- IIr-1I,.,nsn,s arr, if,serledein hi
osde5r in whi ch they are } ndod 10.
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Beautiful

NTUSLIN de LANES. embroidered, printed
lNa and solid cciors; plaid and black Al
pacca; Bom5azine. English and French Me
Tlnos. Sc; cheapby
SEM. so SHAPARD.
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CLOTEgENG.

Circulating Library.
.H1HIS-v aluable ard interesting Library
III willbe continued as heretofore, by tue
undersigned.
DIEMER & HAMPTON.
Oct. IA
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NJ III
The Markets --latest ! ates.

A. A. GREER, Sec.
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Calnmel English. Csmphor rel, Canlhar-
ides, Carbunate a % rionla. Casdamom seeds.
Castle Soap, Castor Oil IN bottles OF by The
gall; CalheieIs, gum elastic and siiveT; Clilo-
roiorm. Cinnamon Bark, CItrlre ONT, Coeh
meal, Cod LIVER Oh. Composition Powder;
Corks, demilohD. bottle and vial; Cream lar
tar, Creosols. Clucib!es. Cubsbs, CuPPlng
Glasses.