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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14

H. Broadway between Walker and Barclay sts by
young Gentleman. Address ID. 5. t. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14

DOARDING-At Nos. As and AZ East
\ Broadway. Large airy rooms. suit Of for
Gentlemen and their Wives Privilege OF BATH with cold
and hot water. Also, room for several Day Boardes
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TO PRIVATE FAMILIES.-A Gentle

II man and his Wife would like TO find some quiet and
small family. who have than they their
use and would b. willing let unfinished roo,,
with eoset and board partial board oT the gentleman onyl
from LIST Nav next Permanent location AID the comforts Of
home as,red Unquesiionable references char
scter and standing gwen and required Would wish avoid
an expensive styeof hing and where there are No other
boarders. Address GEO. p, Blk No. 672 Pos-0fhce.
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FONTAINBLEAU,
Bnar0 an6 Rooms.

DOARD-Is wanted for family Of three
-ID persons. elderly Lady and two Gentleman In a
private family preferred where there are but few board
ers occupying stclass house sitting aud three
bedrooms will be required furnished. The gentlemen will
dine at home Sundays only Location west OF ID aud
of 5th-av, and higher up than about l2ts Ad
dress HOME, stating particulars, at this Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14

DOOMS to LET without Board also,
IL or two Rooms with partial Board if required, At
No. Sc Chambersst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14
THE ADVERTISER has desirable

Il ROOMS to rent with or without Board in warren-st
from May with bath Fnuat psror hrst door, suitable
for an Office. Address H. ii. H. Tribune Office
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TWO GENTLEMEN and their Wives,


1ElAENIS-"lth f1u or partial Board can BE- Obtained
with r1vste hmly IN fine hoase with all the modem
improvement u me vicinity of the 5thsy and MadIs,n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14

ROARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife
- can be seeommodsfsd with handsomely furnished
back faror WITH GOOD pene. attached likewise single
Gentlemen with eomorfabie bedrooms good Board BY
applying az NO - fcnyth-st, Walker References rc-
CURED. No removing IN May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14

POARDING.-A family of four persons
ID can obtain pleasant furnished Rooms with partial
board for gentlemen in strictly private family An elderly
Gentleman and Lady with two preferred Apply at No.
h-av References exchanged
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01
The Markets---Latest Dates.

NASHVILLE, TENN.-There are now on
Ily "a inches wafer on the shoals. The re-
cent rain has nol done more than to cause {
gentle heave'' Of The bosom of the Cum
berland.
Cotton. There has been very liils
doing in coiion this week. The demand
is dull. and the quantity offering qui,(
small. We quote extremes at6(0o4f.
Rags. There is-considerable demand
for rags. Whi,eman is paying zig cash
for ali thai he can GET
Sugar. The demand continues steady,
Sales at 5CG6ic by the hid, and 5lfG73 by
The barrel.
Coffee. Sales at loOlle for Rio.
Flour W quote Tennessee and Gin
cinnati 50 90O4-ihe finest 81 Louis brands
are held at Sc.
Salt. Barrel Salt at SEC. y bpshel;
Sack. fine 81 go 1911 7o;coarse 81 30.
Candles. !. The supply is ample We
quole TaIow 9io 10; Star 20c; Sperm 45c.
Whisky I. Price of good recilhed Is to
ice. q gallon. IL
Bacon. !. Hams 8l09c; Shoul ders ia
Sc; Sides s1Gec; hog round 84c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01

ED.

For The FayetIerit7e Observer
Mrs. H4RFEEr SOLOMON wife Of Mr.. WIh
c. Solomon, died "a, homo Juh ne 9th, 1852
Of Typhoid Fever. The a sc of the De
ceased WIS thirty years, three months
thirteen days. She had bee n married bh
one month.
When about oishteen y Ears old. 81,
made pr f4ssion Of religion, and connact
ed herself with the Third Creek PresbYte,
rian Chtw Eh, North Carolina She moved
TO Lincoln county, Tenn I, wi Fh her mother
Mrs. Harris, in the fall Of 1876.
She was not apprehfnsife Of danger
having recovered from two or three very
severe spells of sickness in Her life, until a
short lime previous 10 her death. The
mention Of her dangerous 81 luation. did Iiol
alarm her. Death was sub feet of which
she had thought, and for whidh She had, by
divine help, made prep ran on Her lpsl
hours were happy ones; n pt only calm ahd
peaceful, 5ul triumphant q nd tictoeious.
June %, 1852.
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Insf Right-.

An este emed friend, last " eek, in
closing letter to US containi ng the
names of a goodly numbcr Of new
subscribers to the Observer, say rs;
"All the above e-goOa.'
That is the way we like to have a
man talk. Weare publishing 4 paper
for the people II one that they appre-
ciate-and to justify US, we must
have subscribers who are willing to
pay their subscriptions and only
such. Since our last issue, new
names hay been received daily
Nothing affords an editor more pleas
ure than this / ind of encouragement
We are in hop s that the iasfadatiion
has but just commenced We will
be pleased to wait Oh "nore pf the
same sort.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01
mARRlA Q Es.
MARREED!

In this county, Mr+ RoBH Rr BoYD an,
Miss ELIzABE1H ADcoc K.
In This county, Mr.. IWlLLIkM M. WHIrl
and Miss MARGARET a BUcfzNAN.
In This county, Mr.. JpHN ESocHs anc
Miss MARGAREr BLAckwHLL.
On the II lib ult., by John Wy, Esq /, Mr.
JAMES WILLoFoRD, aged s., ind Miss MAR
TIA JANE Mcdaniel. aged l4, daughter o
" m. q. and Susannah Me pdniel-all o
Granger county, Tenn. Mt -Wilolord i;
wealthy. KnosriAe Registdr
In Giles cuaJny, M RpBTl C. CoFFMAN
and Miss MARTHA JANE TAY4 oR.
In (filas county. Nh ] sIA In WrLKs and
Miss CAROLINE II. RofERs.
In Giles county, Mr, M,x pa W. Wills
and Miss MARY J. FITzPA TRl OK.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01

+, frequently dekpairei Of recovery; much 0
the lime was obliged To sii UP all might il
my chair, as my cough wpoid suftDcaie ms
| when aid down Having used many rem
/ edies wilho hi much relief. | al last tried The
| Cherry Pectbral which under Providence has
cured me toge,her.
/ ! am witt gratitude Yours,
JAMES McCANDLEss.
| This is one Of the numerous Cures of Aslh-
ma which Aere been accredited to Cher
ry PectoTal.
ALE ANY, NJ Y. April II, 1913,
DR., AVER. Lowell. DEAR SIR: | have
far years been afflicted with Asthma IN the
wors, form. 50 that have been obi red To
Sleep in my chair for larger part Of the
time. being unable TO breathe on my bed
had tried great many medicines TO no
purpose, until my physician prescribed, as
an experiment. your Cherry PecloraI.
Al first il seemed TO make me worse; but
in less than a week began 10 experience the
most gratifying relief from its use; and now,
10 four weeks. the disease is entirely remov-
ed. | can sleep on my bed with comfort. and
enjoy a state Of health which had never
expected to enjoy. GEORGE S. FARAST,
Commission and F'erwa riding Merchant
From the President Of Ahherst College
EDWARD Hire HcocK. Nj. p, LII. D.. &c.
J. C. AVER. Sir: have used your Cher
nv, Pect0ral in my caseioi dep seated broE-
dhilis. and am satisfied, frpm lis chemical
that il is an adm rable compound
Tor the relief Of laryngial AMI bronchial diff
culles. If my opinion. as to its superior
character, can be Of any service. you are at
liberty TO use il as you ithinE proper.
EDWARD HTrCHcocK.
Amherst. Sept IL. 1919.
Among the other Distinguished authorities
who have lent their names 10 recommend this !
as the best known 10 them for |
affections Of Il he lungs, are |
President Perk ms. Vermont Med, College. !
Prof. Valentine Mott New York.
Prof S!liman, Yale College
Prof Cleavelahd Bowdon Med. College.
Prof BuierGe!d, Ohio Med College.
Canadian Journal Of Medical Science.
Boston Med s. Surg. Journ al.
Charleston, S. C.. Medicar Review,
New Jersey Medical Reporter.
1ou Henry Clay. y S. Senator
Hon G Marsh Am Ambassador TO Turkey.
len Emanuel Bulnes, Presilen, of Chill. 4
Il. Rev Ed Pow er Lord Bishop OF Toronto.
Rev. DR.. Lansing. Brooklyn, New York.
archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati. Ohio.
Also, many eminent persons in foreign :
ouhlries.
Not only in The more dangerous and dl $
ressing diseases Of the Lungs, bat also as a
lmily medicine for occasional use, it is the
alest, pleasantest aud best in the world
repaired and sold by JAMES c. AVER,
Druggist pnd Chemist. LolceN, Mass.
Sold by DiEMER s H.MPr oS. Fayetteville
l Salem. by John P. White, and by Drug
isis and Dealers ID Medicines eyerywh here.
July | 1872
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D emosratic association

The ladies and the public general
ly are respectfully requested to at
te nd Tie meeting Of the Del nocratic
A sociation, on next Saturda y night,
at early candle-lighting. a speech
or two will be delivered. Come,
girls, and hear something of the Gen
eral who wears a black boot and a
white pne-of the man who is said to
be fon d Of soup.
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Extend the Line

Seeing that we are now to have a
fodr-ho rse coach upon the route from
Tpllahpma to Fayetteville, is it not
a suitable time to take steps to ex-
tend the line on to Waynsborough,
ed p laski, &C. The import ance
Of a dir ect and speedy connection with
NJ emp bis, is 50 aPparen Ut to all. that
we deem it unnecessary TO say more
up ON the subject than to G al atten7
ton to it.
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Notice.

AN MoSpxY ihe 9Th daY OF JuIE 1852.
~ atIhe CONT hvsse door ~ the town OF
ayetIeYiiie, will ofeT Tor sale 10 the high
I est bidder, Tor cash. to SATISFY taxes and
charges on lands lying in Lincoln COMFY.
( Tor The year iS5l-lkal the taxes there's re-
main due and UEPaid-to wit:
John Williams heirs, one traci Of Lard,
200 acres, living in Civil pistnc; No. %.
valued a, slg0; taxes q cents; Collectors lee
81; Clerks lee 81 50 Printers fee 81 &c.
David Pugh, one tract Of land. $40 acres.
lying in Civil District No. 49, valued az 500;
taxes 60 cents; Collectors lee 81; Clerks fee
81 90; Printers fee 81 50. Sarah Moor,
one tract Of land, 2GG acres lying IN Civil
Dlstficr No. "a. valued al s. ); taxes l6s
cents; Collectors lee 81; ClrTk's lee 81 80;
Pnnter's Zee 81 50 James Aidore. one tract
Of land. 20l acres and one polk lying IN Civil
District No 81, valued at s75; taxes 444
cents; Collectors fee 81; Cl4rk's fee 81 SO;
Printers fee 81 80. y Ills isaut. one tract
Of land, 300 acres. lying in Civil District no.
q. Valued ai'S250; taxes - cdnIs; CoiIscior's
Zee 81; Clerks fee 81 80; Printers fee 81 80.
James Shelton one Ilsct of lauI. 80 acres,
iyInS IN CIyIl District No 70. valued at sI50;
taxes 50 cents; COLLECTORS leeSI Clerks fee
81 365 PTaieT'S fee 81 so. Susan Sullivan.
one tract OF iaud. IA acSeS. IYlng IN C;vil
District No 6. VALUED al so; taxes rs cents;
Collectors fee 81; CLERKS lee III 80: Printers
lee 81 90. Faulke hbtrIy. Ghs tract al land,
100 acres, lying IN E,vd Dis!tiet No 20. val
ued al $500; taxes t6 cents; Collectors lee
ST: Clerks fee 81 81; Printers tee 81 50 -
William Davidson. eri+ Tract Of land. ~ aces,
wing in Civil District ho, 10. valued a. s5Otl;
axes 81 10; COLLECTORS lee ST; Clerks lee 81
81; Printers fee 81 80. Alexander Crawford,
1ne Iraci of land. 40 acres, Ring IA Civil
District No 8. valued al $500: taxes &C rents;
Collectors fee 81; Clerks lee 81 80: PuaSers
&c 81 90
WIN. DYER, Tar Collector.
AnriI - 1872
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01
reELRoY q CRAWFoRD,

i1i9N HAVE recently received st ihel
/ ~ Drug Store, North side OF the Public
+ W Square. Fayetteville. fresh from hIl
( h. adelpha and New York, an addition
al Supply o. GENUINE Medicines, Drugs
Paints, Oils. Yarnishes, Dye Slufs. Window
Glhss. PuIiy, Perfnmery, fiue Soaps, Teas,
Wines Brandies, Snuffs. Segars; fine, conn
mdn and smoking Tobacco, Surgical lpsIrdr
me ats, Sc Sc! which makes their sIack uni
surpassed if equaled by an establishment
isida Of city.
TheE have On hand, and are daily receiv-
ind sn extensive collection Of the best
P4fe,it EsctiiciRes exlani. Their stock
of Ibis kind of Medicines embraces most of
thd pop olar pIepsralions OF The day. iIay
ind ODD aimed our Drugs and Me'iIciaes-in
fqcL, every thing We have IN store-irom the
mol 81 rel liable Dfuegisls'Eas,, we leel no hest
ita4cy h recon- mending Them 10 the public.
phtsici bns. and merchants, generally, as pure
aud genuine. Being resolved TO continue
ped ina o enl. reliable Drug business in Fay
eudyilld, our Customers and the community
gederai ly, may rely upon OUT statements win
uosl il4 pIcil confidence all articles shall
code to the representations given.
The ladies in particular. aud ihe public
are invited to our unequaied Sc
lee ian hf PcrEumery. IL is varied and
decidedly tas'y. Come The first opportunity
and view them.
FARMERS, Merchants, and other business
meb. will be Supplied with Cas'or Oil. Sweet
TO. Spirits TaFpeonne .Paregoric ,Lantanum
sciences, Patent Medicines, Sc. sc. by The
ioaeo if desired.
The orders Of local physicians and all
'thfrs promptly attended TO. and then pre- (
cr 1plioOs carefully compounded.
the liberal uade we have heretofore en-
DYED, encourages Ihe belief that with our
and we'll selected supplies. we can I
MEET oil demands in our line. 10 desired /
ne Tease Of our business.
NAV 90. 1852 /
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TElLahoma Stage Line

"A matter of convenience, and in
son sense saving to The contract
ors ma Ike it necessary to change the
dix ion Of he mail from here to
Nash vile, by placing the Stage on
the route to Tullahoma, and our pres
ent t weekly horse mail in its former
course up Norris Creek to Shelby
vile we say, the dema nds of the
the ira yelling community make the
new arrangement together desira-
bic. Our space will not permit an
enpmer alton, this week, pf the rea-
sons why the proposed Improvement
should be carried into effect. 1t is
sufficient to state tina q regard for
the Co nyepience and gfcessities Of
on citi zens, and the publ c generally.
wo uld prompt desire I'd have d.
rec { communication With the y ash
viii and Chattanooga Railroad such
as can be had on no other route, than
that BY the way of Mulberry and'
Lynehburg to Tqllahoma- The
change, we are informed, takes place
today. H
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NIasonic celebration

On the 24th of June, the Masonic
fraternity had a grand rally at Shell
byvil on the occasion Of the ami
yer4 airy ofSt. John the Baptist Il
is ektimated that there were between
til nc e and four hundred members
pies lent, and much larger number
would have attended but for, the In
Ct enp rent weather They, together
with Ia rye collection of citizens
gen orally, were highly entertained
with an address from ). ", Garter,
nj Of Winchester, and James II.
Dad idsoa, Esq, Of our town, IN Their
usual and happy style,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01
Big Celebration

Arlta ngements have been made to
have d generaljubileo at the Tunnel,
near Winchester, on Saturday, Sd
inst It IS expected that 10000
PERSONS viii be present on the occa-
sion From what We can learn our
county and town viii be largely rep
resented.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01

The Conven ton which asse mblcd
in Shelbyvi lie, on the 18th ut, nom-
mated Mr. james III Dquad$4n, Of
This place, ns the whig ca ndidate for
Elector, of this District. Mi. D.,
in literary matters, has no superior
ps public speaker in the State. We
CANT say how be is in politics; never
having hear d hi m on that subject We
are safe in saying that the canva ass in
This part'of the political f'vineyard''
Rill beA conducted in an honorable
lind dignifed manner; and any one
who knows Maj. Ross and Mr. Da-
HidSon, will readily concur with US
The Convention appointed 4. C.
Pa Kinney, ESD, Of our town, the
Assistant EIector for this county,
I'VE do not know whether be will ac-
cent or not.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01
New Arrangement.

VENflE subscriber has bought the interest oil
al w. II. Moons. IN the Store House,
Goods, Books, Noles. and Accounts, OF
MoPREs S Thomson. and the subscriber. Is
aloPe authorized 10 collect the amounts due
the firm, and IS responsible Tor lis debls.
Being permanently located in the mereal-
ale business. respectfully ask a call tom
The purchasing pubic My Goods re of FRED
as low as those OF anv House IN Fayetteville.
Try me- JAS. l.. THOMSON.
Jan. %, 1852.
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nfae.
TuiIaIlOma Lots.

FHNHE Undersigned has laIJ eff blocks Of
a LOTS!of several acres IN each, for phi
vale residence. and is now prepared to sell
The n al private sale TO those who desire to
nave summer residences, in the beautiful
and healthy town OF TuIlahODaa. We
have in the Town Site, besides The most
hea Ilhy atmosphere and pure ireesloDe wa
ter most excellent Chalybeale Spring,
which is supposed TO be mixed with whHs
sulphur.
WM MOORE, Agent. &c.
Nav 20. ISj2-f.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01

| Lard. -. Scarce and in demand. Sale
at SAGE.
Butter, l2c a. IL.
J Feathers. 98030c.
| Beeswax, l802Oc.
Ginseng. 25028c.
Corn Meal, 40045c aT Bushfl-
Corn. 81 7502 $ DBL
Oats 25030c d. busheI.
Guber Peas. 70O77cIP 5usIfei,
Lead. pig SC, bar 51c-
Irish Potatoes. S94 ~ Dbl.
CINCINNATI, o.-Flqur. :. 500 bbis So
2203 3d.. Whisky 1P4-.. Bacon
Shoulders 7s; ribbed sid es 9 J; clear lo4,
New York. N. Y,-4Co;t ION unchanged
Flour-3000 bb|s sold ut SD 90. =. Mixed
Corn 10000 6l062. i. Mess pork sic,
Market poorly supplied.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Flpdr So 1904. j..
Corn 40r042c. =, Mess I'D TX held al $40
so. =. Oals 3o503lc.
Macon, Bacon, l&e, hog roand
Stock large.
Corn, Soc Market guuf 3D.
Oals, 45c.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN- FEe low tide in
the river has caused The larke boats 10 lie
up The Mckinney is The only one that
can navigate successfully above, Marker
generally is dull.
Bacon, remains firm with few sales.
Corn, is depressed. 454 being HE average
price, sacks included.
Flour nominal al So.
Corn Meal, Soc
Chickens, 100l2.c.
Eggs, Toe. =. Butter t2c =. Vegetables !
,lenty.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01

In our columns may be found the adver.
lisemenl of that excellent medicine known
as Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Its success in
curing The varions diseases Of the Lungs is
attracting universal attention, not only OF the
learned and phllapihropr. but OF the whole
public. The article undoubtedly IS what il
pretends TO be- a remedy for Lung Complaints
aud the remarkable cures which are becom
ing known every where cannot long be over.
looked BY the people.
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The Subscribe

EkPS CONSTANTLY on hand at his
1A old stand, al tie Tan Yard. an excel
lent supply Of BOOTS add SHOES, HAIR
NESS and SADDLES OF allkiudS: together
with SOLE, UPPER, HARNESS and
SADDLE LEATHER, OF a superior quail
ny; all of which will be sold Low for cash.
er exchanged Tor barter.
April /, 1853. JAMES II. COBB.
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A Row, PERHAPs.-We find tn

A Row, PERHAf We find the
following in the last Nashville Ban
ner. We give it r precisely as we find
it without note OF comment
BRQoKLT \, b. Y, June 26-
The wings of tH is city, and Jersey
City and w orceste II held rattle ation
meetings last night. The NEE tings
were unanimous to sustain the nom
nations. 1t is reported steps are
being thken to run Webster III New
England, Notwithstanding the nom
ination.
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IS A ND by The FLYER, u pom die bank there
IA OF shall grow all trees for meal
whose leaf shall not fade a nd the fruit theIeot
shall be Tor meat and the 4af thereof 5foI
medicine"
Here was hope for The SICK recorded lona
ago. and every yehr adds ..new proof toFhe
assurance that these promises Shall mot nail.
AS medical Sciende discovers and desig-
mates the remedies ndture has given. one by
one, the diseases that afliet our race yiela 10
the control OF art. Of all the maladlesI we
suffer from, none has carried more victims
10 an untimely grave than C9nsumpton el
the Lungs. SubjoIned we give some cyl
dence thai this too may BIZ chred. and CHAT
Pulmonary Complains, mall their ioTAis,
may be removed by CHERR y PEcToRAL.
Space wi moi permit US lto publish here
any proportion OF The cufes II has effected,
bul the Agents below named, will furnish
our Circular, free, wherein are full particu
lars and indlspuiable proofs oIthese facis-
Sufferers: read and judge fot yourselves.
For EnfiucnZa d VIII DOPING Cough.
NASHVILLE, Tenn |, June %, 1851
Sir: | have repeatedly hsed your Cherry
Pectora for Whooping Cough and lnAnehza
and ha We no hesitation in prBnonncing Il a
complete remedy. Fouf OF nv children
have bt zen afflicted with 4 ese diseases. and
The free use of The Pectofal Has always ai'
foIded almost instaot relief
JAMEs GLOVER.
We attest the truth OF tile above state
IElP' McGlsrv, .Eli,qr Of IA shvilIe wAig.
y. I'M, ZIMMERMAN, Druggist.
For n Consuns ptEve Cough.
PIrrsBuBs, Pa Feb. %. 1851.
Dear Sir:-For three years have been
afflicted with cough SO dis iressIng thai !
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Turnpike Notice.

II Office that 5 per cent On each share Of
In flock subscribed in money 10 The FAY
eltevilIe, Mulberry & LEnfhburg Turnpike
Road. is required 10 be paid ID James Bright,
Treasurer Of said Board, on OF before The 6rsS
day OF February next And call is hereby
made on the same stock Of 3 per esni. 10 be
paid on the FRS, Of EACH and every month,
until the whole amount is paid in. By order
oil The Board
PAUL INGLE, Sect'g.
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ia We have jast receiFed Mneskir,
% beaver, Satin. Otter, Mexican, Hunga-
ran hessuth, Magyar, Palm, 4sshorn, Mar
lcalbo and Panama Hats. maAlng our assoii-
menl decidedly the largest and Most com.
pleIe We have ever offered.
GooDRICH, gUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
April 5.
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Lace Seeds. etc.

Ut ACES. Ed9ings and lnserhngs;
II Capes, Collars and Cuffs.
Intiersleevess ChemizetIes aud MsntiIIas;
Linen Camp Haudkerchiels Neck Ribbons:
Befage and Grape Shawls and Lace VerIs;
Blhnei and Sash Ribbons and Trimmings:
Wreaihs. Flowers and Tabs;
Milis, Gloves and Hosiery;
Parasols. Fans, &c. &c.
For sale very cheap bY
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN ( BEAVERS.
tAPnl Is.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01

Colt on was in bloom on the plant
atipn 3f Mr. r. Sheriff., in the west
eril portion of our county, last week.
Tfis is the earliest we have heard Of
in our section this season.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01
InIIS5O. Gen Pierce was ele I'll

In 1850, Gen. Pierce was elected
b delegate to the Convention ID ne
Wise the CONSTITUTE pn of New Hamp
Shire, and was ele cted Preside NJ Of
the ConT ention over the Hon. La "
w oodbIIy- the strongest evidehc
of his Pc Pularlty i'm New Hump
shire. III
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01

More than eighty-thrde milli0 hs of
letters passed through the post-0f lices
of the United States, in the year
ending June so, l S5l, Of which two
and a half millions found rest ih the
Dead Letter Oflicel
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01
POnnets,

al ESQ BoNSETs comprising every va
w rey. Of the latest and most
beautiful styles just received aud for sale
low by
GOODRICH, BUCHAEAYi& BEkvERs.
April 10. N