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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-29
NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.

NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
o-~~S~~~~~~~~-~-~~~-
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, etc.
ONO THE undersigned have re- So
- ceived BY late Arrivals, large zAA8
~ addition 10 their stock oil Med
I y icines, Paints, Oils, Perfume
ny, sarnfszies, Fancy Articles, &c,
making IL much larger and better assorted
than they have ever before offered Having
been purchased by one oil the firm 10 persoD,
with much care and attention 10 both price
and quality, they are able TO offer them att
The lowest marker rates, and request OF Coun
try Merchants and Physicians particularly. Il
an examination Of their stock !. They have
lately received 4
1000 legs pure White Lead;
900 gallons Linseed OIL; i
2l2 dog CARROTS Scotch Snuff IN h,,sl~s.1
! 260io Sweeiser's Marcoboy- do IN d,
80 boxes Scotch Snuff IN rolls;
$50 coo G ID Percussion Caps;
100 groce best w God Box Marches.
rs doz Cologne Wafer, assorted;
l00do Bears OH
+ 81 do Rose llaIr Oil;
| 500 lbs Spanish Float Indigo:
! 1 900 do superior Madiler;
II sacks Pepper and Ginger;
! IS boxes Gunpowder and lnperiai Tea
| IL bbls Spanish Wiring;
/ 60 doz Rushlon, Clarke. & Co.'s Cod
| Liver Oh;
I ] 600 lbs Roll Bnnstohe;
| $50 half boxes Window Glass, assorted
sizes; A
| f50 iez Smoking Tcbaeeo;
/ 800 doz Mason's Backing;
| 90 gross Fancy Pipes;
l5-bbls Spirits Turpehtne;
I SIS lbs Extract L. gwood. in small boxes;
] I9J reams Letter md Cap Paper; geIy
Low; -.,-....-.-
SO doz Hair Brushes;
leo do Shoe db single and in pairs.
800 DO Violin ; rings;
q 100 10 Fine Gonsb.j
20 boxes ShayiSg Soap;
100 doz Tvorh Hrd4hes, assorted;
s. Gu0 gallons AiniE Sperm Oil;
4 ri do Tann4r's Oil;
20 dozen White Wash Brushes;
! IS do PayiorIs Shaving. Compvsud
! "a grrce Steel PINT;
81 doz Bulls Skrshparilla;
l0O0 lbs Venetian R4d.
! EWlN,I BROWN s co.
Sept. 23-ly Nashville, Tenn,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-29
GW RW II "a

CIGARS. OF rare aagns; hue Chewing and
y Smoking TOBACCO; SNUFF, in Blsd-
ders, BouIes, and Papers, and suadIies loo
numerous to mention.
April 20. DIEMER & HAMPTON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-29
INDIA RUBBER BELTGNGs.
For Gin Bands, Saw Mill Belts, and

INDIA RU BDEks BELEaNGs,
For Gin Bands, Saw Mill Belts, and
Driving BELTS,
For ;sii Aiiads OF Machinery.
TUNHfS Beiing SO highly recommended for
IL Gin Bands and OPEN Bells for driving
Machinery, is without hesitation asserted 10
be superioIio Leather or anything else now
in use. for the following SIMPLE reasons:
l. The perfect equafty OF width aud thick
ness which4it will retain
2. 1t viii bear 800 degrees OF heat without
injury, aud remains plant 10 any degree OF
cold
s.. II sof great strength and durability,
does moi SLIP on the PnllIes, consequently a
gain OF power is obtained, and, when
adjusted to Machinery, does not require
as is the case with any other.
We respectfully invite the attention Of
GIN HOLDERS TO this article which EX-
PERlENCE has proven 10 be superior ID
any other material for Cotton Gin Bands,
Lbs A large assortment always on hand,
ahd FURNISHED Of given lengths and widths.
at shortest Eotice.
Also, STEAM PAcKINs aad HOSE Of the
same material.
All for sale by
FALL s. CUNNINGHAM,
Hardware Dealers, College Street,
49, 81 NASHVILLE, Tenn.
n} Samples OF the above Belling can be
seen Al the store Of SoUTHwoRTH, MoRGAr
& NEIL. May 20, 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-29

"IBans, who are yea g0ingIt to vote
for?''
Il m going to vote for der election
NIT der balfot-box, and give mine
tickets to der president hit General
Pierce"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-29
Ladies' Fine Dress Goods.
GILL * RUSSELL.

EEAVE just received large and desirh
u 4 Bile stock OF Wall Paper, and Befder r.
ing. Fire Screens. and Window Blinds,
which they will sell cheap.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-29
Hoes
To CarD9nters.

To Carpenters.
!" q have in store few p anes, Braces
w and Bins, Cast Steel AUeur Bus.
Graduate Twist August Locks Of all kinds,
Steel Squares. &c. &c. which we are anxious
to dispose Of at reasonable prices.
HORTON & MACY.
April 22-3m Nashville, Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-29

- t-.4.f 4i--t, linn.
H. III lAis hod v uay be lounJ one =
" IT Zig Ha] n-eAasr stocks Of ri
/ y l4sssis. Glass. 4 50 Queens wares e-1f
offered in tbs Civ l. tu.b,,rrr, i..o,
vIifieg of
Elegantly Decd gated FreneI, thina.
DiSNER SETS som siC0 10 $50 lie
btauiy snd yaueiy oi sIy5es BOW h,r >al.. can
nlt be surpassed. Dessert and Tea Set,s.
vtry rich, iroH sl2 to $3.50. Cba,,,her S,.r..
iom - to SI0O. AIautel, parior. and urber
llfna,i'fnis, yeiy Ieh arf beauii u. i5om -
~ sou per par. Cana and GAS Perfume
IloIieS, China SIli''oons uchly GteoIaied
Hoy Tea and DibBer Sets. Sc Glass
thench aad Ame rlran-TumaltfS, Wines.
Sioo'e's' Chamrasaes, Decaniets. Bowls,
Gaze and Buuer S'anlis. LatuI~, Candle
SUCKS, Swteimeat Stands. VI iBk Coolers.
alef BaI'ies. Ne. &c. IUhemidn Glass. ID
sFeat variety, OF Ilie Hchesi anu must itahtl-
~ co!ofs AMI s'ylfs Terra Gotta " are
Iiehers, Fipwef Pos. Cigar Al rs. Ash
Hays, ~c Bfithnnid vs. areS-1CmJ!erS.
Ai0gs, t'on!eis. Csnf!eSlicks. Coffee and Tea
fOis, Cream Itcieis, sugar Brwis, Collee
and lea ems, La'hi s--Sl cons. Lad rs. Cas-
t9rS. &c. Block n "a " aIes-Chsllu DISH
e o: an SIZES, GeflFe and Tea UInS, Soud
lu'eehS' Coffee add "a sets Sivef Pa
lfd aht German Slher-Table Spoons. Bot
ie' hn'Ves. Sugar Tfnss- &c Plates Forks.
haaa.eu knrve and FOIbs,o az
a fine article onlI; also IN sans ~ n n}ere.
good and cheap Jfpaa Wares IN o,,'a, ia
rieIy- C0lee and Tea -Cani.lers Sn,rs
Boxes, Lamps, Cslndies,ieks. WAIVERS la
- rays sc. 1iaf1ifs. and great vtHeiF Of
Toys. suitable fur presents. Ioakjos Gees.
Punch Jugs Lanterns, sc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-29

FEAT e -! sE2!.!
.g-lSz a a large L sT n etery 6uld. frem
0gc 70 u % per h., dieei }tfsm the
rs ee'e'fa'rd eit!en IfG Coaiguays
bokes.
= he attention. " Country .uerchan,s i,
wIolesaie agent,
APRIL. J. y. ZiNEKLAN
cid LIZ 7 cEt EpHATan Pau Extractor.
~ ipf BCanS. - fis~s. =;
DlSe,s eehbfa.rd Cure al. fr5 .x.,, I'D
pr injury 10 an,,f b.;
Btifs SaGsaparil.a dad Yrllew DIS.
RIGGS L'ttTvqr ASA Iat:
,jis.SI's Belsa III Wa Cheuy;
s1i.ilams i'uanonit f-,i-ai..:
CLAY ; ce.ehia'ei i iis>.er t.tJ.e,iS c.a>se
jjw DasidS do 10 ed.
Jdysins' 90 Oitjnrrt Ell,
> eiih : zFieTd AtAH l,rmed,;
; tifilS gFr Coded i't.-;
N Rr's Anil B.lieek isai~:
i1JnhanG's cclslnItd t.sr.o5n pnrrrs ~,
femases;"
lhomFsoH's AncdJtt S.rnp .Gs vomena,.4
chlldien;
fTFis Soothing sri 7 for children fgeihn x"
IIe'"a- CDfaial ioT +enIlal diseases,
y a>iars LinauisiI.
: u sale al me pFepsle'ofs' Ff'rss. Ly
}. II ZlNEBNAN.
" Hoip>ale Agent.
! IN y ne Lion anil Mortar. .H-fkes -.
ApfH :! NtsHtuLE. TTsx
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-29

ySxWiLLED French Cloths; Black aud
3 Fancy Cassimeres; Back SATIN. Fancy
Silk, and Winter VeSlIngs, al S.iasaEi prof.
It's. NO HUMBUG.
April % J. l.. THOMSON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-29

H. III lAis no, Ise u.ay lie found one -
" t lie HAS n~,As.r >to,ks Of ri
1lass2ia, Glass, ta Queens :. arcs t4ef
livred ia Ihis L. ala embrace, !, ia,ee
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-29
W. ~ AFHEP sRE.

April / b. 1859
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PRICE ONE CENT.

ADkx ok Co0x4xnSflrkxs-.1Ery1llo ~ =; 81
HAnr DkvELoynEnTss--An .enefavetei "a Cias
cinnati says m Times of ehs9 ,sifr. skss;1r !
occasion 20 execute 6ne pieca Il. Uark. took
up hls sbode ct the engravine estsb1isknssne
o. ono .obert Neil, 1 lith6efaphef and sseel
Plate Psnssrs q Mount Carmel, abouf louFSson
One day, during ahe absence Of Nail. IS oS-
served an i.npreslion Of bank noae upon ons
q the press boards IN Neil's pfiufink fo0sb.--
His suspicions weFe asoused. kucttex veil
that Neil had no authority TO priat hank noses,
and he Immediately came 10 the city and con-
munIcated the information 10 the Pfesident of
one Ct our bankss who sdvised him TO Teturn
sna institute further inyesfisati0po, Wlhioh he
osa; Af!er returning, he got into convsrssfion
.IHn mn an ,gnorsnt German, who had been IN
tne employ Of Neilfor three years. and learned
nas ne got out $l3 per m0nth, be toId him NJ
coulo geL MN situation. in the city sat 1l3
per week; put. adds the gentleman, lyon can-
no. puns IN G 0ank notes, can you r. ssOh, yes"
az amsworn not 70 cay anything sbou1 Il ~
Mr.. Neil Who says he prints for he Staee. .n-
He was then told that he had been msL;.~
counterfeit money, and was liable to impr;eoc.
| ment in the Penitentiary. The German be-
came alarmed, hurried Of 70 Neil, and vsfuseda
% work any more, and informed him whss he
had been told. The gentleman immedialely
formation was impaired TO the officers. u. q.
deputy Marshal 8. B. Hayman, accompanied
| by other officers, Immediately proeeeded to
Neii's residence, but the bird had not only Ned.
but destroyed everything which could be
brought against him as evidence. sa
| The German states that over 100000 il
counterfeit money had been made By Neal
during the past two years. The notes were
50'e, COS, los and SIS upon the state Banks oil
Ohio and Indiana, and 20's, los and SIS upon
the Northern Bank Of Kentucky. Mr. Hayman
Of him there. il Is supnosed thai IS Ia iied q
Europe. Many things have been elicifed since
the discovery, implicssing persons Of high stan.
ding in the vicinity Of Cincinnati. Ii is suppOs-
ed that his establishment has furnished nearly
all the counterfeit money on the above banks
that has flooded the country for two years
past. tas tss s sfss s. .sl.es "a SEQ ef7 stz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-11

NEW BO0KS-Received by NASH q
Lectures on theipistory of France eysheR isht
Hon. Sir James stephen, LII. D., &c. avol. .ssvo
81 rs.
Wesley and Methodism, by Isaac Vsplor, with
portrait of Mr?E7esley-75 cents.
Vol. 3, Memoirs of the Life and Writings of d..
Chslmers-$l.
Nineveh and itt Remains, with an account of a
visit to the Chadean Christians of kNrdistan, and
the Yezidis, or BevilWorshippers, and an inquiry
into the manners and arts of the Ancient Assy-
rians, by AustiA Il. Layard, Esq. New edition
only 81.
Numerous -Whimsicalities, sby Thomas
Hood, with wood cuts. Price 25 cents.
Farming. NeS2. Putnam's Semi Monthly Libra.
ry for Travellers and the Fireside.
Parts 16 and17 of ayhew's Loodcas Labor and
London Poor-l2 cents each.
No. 19 Lossing's Pictorial Field Book of the Re.
volution.
Blackwoods Magazine for January.
Harper Magazine for February.
Women ofGhristianity, exemplary for acts OF
piety and charity. By Julia Kavanaush, authoress
of Woman L. France" Nathalie, nc.
Templetons Engineer Milwright~ead Mechan,
les Compassion, containing deciplal arithmetic
steam mengines water wheels, nfeasuraton, strength
of Materials = &c; also, series of Mathematical
Tables &c. r.r
Man and his Migrations, by r. "a Latham, NJ D.,
F. X. S &c. Farming, No. /. Eorton's Railroad
Library-5ecents.
Norton's Literary Almanac for fs5s. containing
important literary inform alton, accounts of Ameri-
can libraries literary nurolegy for the past year,
with sundry other items valuable to otae booksel.
Ter, the LIBRARIAN and the reading Price IL
cents.
Together Eith further supplies Of Lectures on
the Evidences of Christianity, delivered at the
Universitysof Virginia.
Faggots of French Sticks, or France in 1851, by
Sir Francis Head ~ fe d
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II is contemplated, we leaiu fron the Cecil
lMd.l papers. to extend the present French
Town and New Castle Rsiiroas. to point
somewhere near Back Greek on the Elk river,
which willbe its western terminus. This would
shorten this popular route between Baltimore
and Phile6ciphia, and avoid the trouble and de.
lay whie4,ss experienced fron ehesiifficultxavi-
gation'eftle upper part of the Elk river.
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A ASTOUNDING g EFFECTs!!ArHR
n WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD READIt-
A LADY RESTORED AFTER TWO YEARS

| n
=, NcaFoLK Dec. Q, 1851.
MessIs. Hn = Aofumef g Mowpray--Hampfon,s Vege
ta6le imcnre Is certainly working miraculous re.
ars Y me way o. cures OUT fnere seems to be
dlffdence on the part OF those cured 70 give cer
ncate, Wncn IN Jusnce 20 the aifiicted should n0s
exist 1 could mennon dozen cases OF importance
m wmcn s nas seen successful u curing fhewcra
KIND OF diseases but it appears to cure them easily
andis effects are so magical they do not appear to be
p1s se ~ ers n .ney are perfectly satsod
under INV no;ce lsdv who had bsen nned sSo :,
her bed for between one and fyo vears ana On ,hos =
th Jo,s bad he Is. J. ~. s. s1sl 80.
ont anu mccess vas inSa 3 ~ r. a
af,ar ts;ng on sats, l - yh,, ~. =. -. -.
hr he'd and af,r ,ang te secn,d hs., 1s H. II -
saaIed ed 10 70 De up M sl,lng ABOUT ner tnne
er @ s .', .oi ao ~ "a
and said he had found the much needed
s,ronaeat ne you WIFI oi tns
sIonsssa ssa cnaIaelel.
1aSI al1 n. u ao nau w
,,sa 80 l saa gone " usease .ns. = e
. mo. lave aaAen oohaIs .oI ne, ~ s
uu'.e was 20 lnal ne zen connoen1 %
peiisS' cure AouIs, lesPec,luny, -. ssass.s s.
JOHN g. HATHAWAY.
AUMUnHNTs sss9 assss4f 81
relief the names of our own citizens who have
been restored TO health by Hamptons Vegetable
Ifncture, medicine that cures more than nineteen
We hare certificates from Hon. HENRY Clav
and R. M Johnson--ona from Canssin'y Csn:t.
brother to the eminent Physician to ne Presidept a
the French Republic who was cured 81 RHeurnn.
tism of z years standinc--also. one from RoberSz
Gault, Rheumatism Years. MI. oldham. Bslt
Custom House, dreadful case Of Dyfpepsia. ma
from hundreds of others An must admit there
never has been such 4 mass of testimouy Given IN
favor of any other medicine which Il 20 nleasana
and taken in such small quantities ss7g e -
f,renser wef~.s - r..rs,....v ~..~s, -:
- sivc.'
Mr p R0r,sfJ = ss;r Ws;,s - 4; !. .<.....,. .<...
posed to Patent Medicises. candor eomneIs rae Z
state that have ereaf ronfdence n ~. v;rnss -
Hsmnsan,s Veeefa SIe Tsnc,n = e uea q
Al nonths past have need 4 II nv t.,,iIv - sndic
dyspeDsa. loss Of annette. dirzisess sr3 ssnsrss
debility, with entire success So far = nv exne.
renee extends therefore take pIeasurr ir recon-.
rnending 4 I'd the sflicfe a ssfs snd Afsciscs
remedy. am respectfully yours.
VEkKON EsKRIDGE
". GnePian %. Navy'
rol.smoutrs r 49, ss' n9g g, isTr. m.x
cs Sacn r..snss M.ss = ). crc .cv ss,nx .ss I
mosr Sept % is,b. % is5i--Hsssss. MoaTrnrs Arp
Mowpn. yr-csentlemen. The rnre or M. Rohsrt
Can't bv the use If three bottles Of Hampfon,s Ve
getabie Tincture, Is per his ceti6cafe fs thinks
almost unprecedented. His case Of extreDei1 ---
cruciatnQ suffering, from CHROME t0uanAtoIy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-11

Ofshe gold coinage at the Philadelphia Mint
for NE year 1851, amounting to upwards of
fifty two millions of dollars, about forty-eight
millions were Of double eagles. The double
eagles seem to have been coined expressly
fex facility Of export.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-11

1t is said that discovery has been made Of
the causes, and Of ,he sure mode of preven-
tion of the explosions Of steam boilers. A
memorial on the subject has been presented to
Congress, and is to be printed for examina-
ton. ~
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| LATE PUBLICATIONS,
MRW hooks, NEW HOOKS. : Theo.

~ "
IN logical, Medical and Miscellaneous.
Sweet on the diseases Of the Chest; atreat'se on
the diseases Of the Chest, being course Of lee
lures deiveaed at the New York Hospital y John
Characters in the Gospel, Illustrating phases Of
character at the present day. by the Rev. E. H.
Chaplin. vol. limo, SO cents
Confessions Of Convert from Baptism in Wa.
ter to Bsptism with Water. From the second Eng
sorcery ana Magic. Narratives of sorcery and
Magic, from the moss authentic sources, by Thos.
DreamLsnd BY Daylight, panorama Of Ro.
nance, by Caroline Chesebro.
Clovernook, or Recoilections of our Neighbor.
hood In the West, by Abel Carey.
N,neyeh and its Rrmains vol. l2mo., una
bridged, ei.
Evidences of Christianity, being course of lee.
fe 10 A. MORRIS.
MEWsPAPERH, MAGAZINE ES, NO
IN VELS, &C., &c, just received
Boston Museum for February 18th.
Waverley Magazine for do.
Star Spangled Banner for do
Arthur's Home Gazette for do.
Uncle Sam xor do.
Carpet Bag for do.
Florence sackvile, or Self Dependence price
25 cents.
Knickerbocker for February-2S cents
No. 2Putnam's Semi Monthly Library, being the
Whimsicalises of Thomas Hood-price 25 cents.
Spirit of the Times for Februarye.
Eclectic Magazine for February.
Whig Review for do
r Together with large variety 0f Comic and Sen
tmental Valentines, Fancy Stasionery, Song and
Toy Books, School Books, &C, always for sale at
~ THOMAS H. GRESHAM'S,
: fel0 Opposite Broad Street Hotel
NEW MUSIC.-SoNGS, AIRS, RONDOS,
IN POLKAS, WALTZES AND OPERAS.-J w
RANDOLPH, l2l Main street. aas just received a
large additional supply of the latest and most fash
fopable music for the Pieno Forte, among which
are the following:
Hope and the Rose, baiisd, by 8. Glover, 25e.
Sweet Annie of the Vale; words from the Mes
sage Bird, by H. G. Thunder, 25c.
'0ssian's Serenade, as sssug by o. E. Dodge, with
aWignet Title, Csc.
Your Heart is a Music;Bex; words by Mrs r. G
0sgood. by J. E. McGrudsr, csc. ba
The Low Backed Oar, or Peggys Own, as q
Song, also Quick Step, s5c.
Wait for the Wagon, Ethiopian Song, by r. G..
lKnauff, 25c.
Eight Dollars a Day; written and dedicated to
the Congress of the Uaited States by j. J. 4kutchi.
son, 25c.
Nelly BLY,, by C. cFFoster, Ethiopian Song, 25c
4th edition.
The Bachelors Dream, Waltz, by J. Mierek, de
ceased, to the Juniors8achelors Of New Ecrf, CSC.
fe 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-11

The Georgia Legislature hes passed reso-
luton requesting the Governor to have sui
table monument erected near the STATE House,
to the memory Of the late John Forsyth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-11

The Athens, Ga, Herald says that the gold
fever has playedssd havoc with the male popu-
lation in upper Georgia this winter, and UNDER
stands that IN Luapkin county there are scarce
ly enough men left to take care of the women
and children. -4------.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-11
ExcHANaE BOWLING sALoolg

THE SUBSCRIBRR at great cost, has fitted
up this establishment in an entirely new style.
1t Is brilliantly Illuminated with
GAS LIGHTS
The old alleys are taken up snd nev ones sabstitu.
ted, and the whole presents an appearance truly
magnificent. e - 70
Two days in the weekswiii be Get apart enrely for
the benefit of :. -, 3
THE LADIES;
none of whom, however, win be admitted unless &C..
conpanied by a gentleman. @4s ~ y g
The public are requested to call today and see
with their own eyes. SMITH,
fe 3-ts 1885, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-11

We learn from the Aurora (Ia.I Standard,
that ground was to have been broken, and ac-
tive operations commenced ON the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, opposite st. Louis, on
Monday last, ed instant. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-11

DeatA or an EmineAt Pkysieidn.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 9.-Cosmo Richardson, an
eminent physicisn Of this city, died 81 his res
idence on Friday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-11

NTCTICE.-An persons having claims against
~ ne individually, or as security for others, are
requested to present them to Col John o. Mosby,
at the office of James NJ. Taylor; Esq, as am de-
siroee that arrangements shoald he made for ttei,
speedy adjustment.
fak-3taW2MN r. i. WALTHAIsIl.
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RICHMOND WEDNESDAY, MORNING. FEBRUAR ARY

HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHION
Z = AbLk OTHIN0.- The subscriber hasnow
u stores complete sssortment Of Fail and win.
ter Ready Made Clofhlng, embracing every
srticle OF d0ntlemen's wear. his stock Il com.
3n.eA OF The very latest and most approved styles,
suco = Lam artine Over Sacks, kossuth Coass,
Turn Goats. sEssz 50 = : - 8 S-3s'-'
Body Sacks Cutaways, Dress and Frock Cosss
sESIS-Piain and fancy Silk, rich embroidered
Cassimeres, black and fancy, plain and figured
Merino Shirts, Callsrs, Cravats, stocks. fancy
Ties. Gloves. 6uspenders, Socks, Ac. 81 sia.i
Also. diiect from the manufactory, large ~.
sorhmenr Of Cloths. Cassimeres, Silks, sstins,
party iesengs, something really rich and racy
al Of which am prepared to make 70 measure
Ct the shortest notice, and In the latest and most
fashionable styles e. B. SPENCE,
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A CARD.-The subscriber beRs leave TO inform
IN the public that he has opened the store No.
III, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank. a.
Bread and Ten Cake Bakery, and respect
fully sohcits their patronage. 80
From long experience in every department. Of
the business, and ever careful to produce nothing
but what is made from the best materials, he
doubts not BY paying visit at his store, they will
De pleased with the variety and quality of Cake die.
played. -
As regards his Bread, he would simply state, that
1 aAs eyef 0een ais greatest aim 10 msnufacture il
IN the very best manner, and without extracting
from It those nutrtive qualities, which 10 but too
often done. go -
T ROLES and Swrsr furnished 70 dinner par.
des at the shortest notice. -
RICHARD ADAM.
N. B-Hor ROLLS every moening, and Hot
BUNS and TEA EHscUrT every evening. au 6-ts
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SrEcULATING IN CHiLDREN.-The German
authorities have lately checked slave trade
that has been carried on by German spectators
tor some time. The latter having bought or
nred OF parents their children, and sent them to
London to beg and lived oa their profits. Al man
name Stumpf got possession Of several children
between Il and l6 years ofage by paying Is
shiliIngs down, and a promise Of l80 shillings
more al the end OF two years and took them to
Cologne. where he received another party, SO
that he was on his way to London with nineteen
boys and girls in one band. The police at
Cologne, was attracted by the number of them.
Stumpf was given to the Hessian police, and
the children taken care Of. Its said that more
children are got in | a'y for this pur. ose than
from Germany. s 4
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VALENTINES VALENTINES.
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL.
THOS. H. H.GRESHAM 8, 1904 Broad street, is the
i place to get tie handsome Love E;llets. Don't
forget to call. fed