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IN the petition Of Joseph Mock OF Philadelphia Pa praying
for Of granted him the sixteenth
psdiocks
patent, which takes
6) of July eighteen hundred and hy
tire. (ts53)- Il.
heard one.
Monday, the twenty 27) June ~ O'Clock,
persons notified appear and show they
have, why petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing IN. required hie In the Patent
oniecons specially forth writing tSrnty
all testimony flied by either
the said hearing taken and transmitted in
codsnce the rules Of the Once, which viii be furnished on
pIicstion.
Ioeixsn-
Republic Union Washington, D. CT Inquirer Ph,sdePnin
Pal Espres York city Bee Boston, Mass and Union,
burg Ps
m day Of June the Day Of bearing
#6eH lr@H n G WEIGHfMAN HaU
: Acting Comn,isstr of Patents.
sEdo- shove papers win please copy snd re.d their
bills the Patent Once with containing this notice
April l7@-lswsw
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M scrip ~ Spyna tn. General Land Once Of the n',sd sta'r.
.fent u the Points of
49, dated November NJ 7oN asd iss~ed 20 Henry
e inss "e vrrtras 0ssaa nv
~. nr original which has
,s ~ v, issued for o,ssst acrrs which
Points, Hsceased. t- ETC. 'sa'" s@@N""s"' /" James
INas Il -. -. ELIZA a. POINTS.
Az 7o-lswAu - '"''" ""Nssss"s
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The National Intesencer, tbs Onion, the Republic, ash
sron tbs Advocate, Gsorsssown d. and the Baltimore Bun
Rapovs viii please the
~e~k TN ts~ 18th Of Jsns The Jcsynsi Rnrkvte Montgomery
county the Herald Citizen snd Frederick Ca
ocr Whg Mddiesown the Odd Fellow, Boonsboro and the
m.fsd and Tcrchi the Hssrstown Mail the News, and The
sops Own Hsyeown will respectively the
week the Ju.r 4sHF 7 r..
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postponed until Inc lin, et and aslu q Jay ssx
lively.
April Doani thousand eight hundred aud my tLre
t." a9. 10y I'M ~. ~ FRANKLIN PIERRE.
ny lhs President #at 1870 .IN IL Fl I HIIN
y#sa Joas WIsos, 3EEg-..# .# n. .I.l4a 1919 lH3
Commissioners the General and once, ..E
APP 2o-iawlSw
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CAPIroL EXTENSION OTFics,
Washington, ID. q, May =, 1853.
IN order collect information American ornamental
marbles suitable Tor the interior decoration Of The extension Of
United Capitol Washington, owning
ausrries gf United States
capable Of worked invited send specimens this
Office.
The specimens should be in blocks Of cqbca form six inches
each face.
The following should accompany each specimen
locality state and town, nearest post oc. name OF
price cubic delivery attic
boat railway stopping place. Of blocks ta be obtained
description OF The the direction
thickness and dip the beds veins into which the rock divided
should
hy should be boxed and OF the
should be enclosed in the boz and another
distinctly marked with the Of the
sender, rs well rs directed this office
Tho ordinary channels OF
mercia and reasonable freight viii be paid their
delivery at this office.
generally which circulate marble
known suspected confer benefits their dis
eiviux this advertisement editorial notice.
receiving OF this advertisement from this Office
In the weekly months send
copy of their paper, with their bills. to this ONCE. #
M. q. MEIGs, e
Captain Of Engineers in charge OF Extension w. +. Capitol
Msy l7-ia~smwp
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nm. EDWARD VI. CARupCtsAEL, FROM, vtrwsnia,
the citizens ~ Washington.
His residence snd once h adjoining IN. Irving
Hnsei, Ap@-An
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by the President of the United States.

IN pursuance law, WILLARD FILLMORE President
H., GS s, o. s do m sns
the State of WISCONSIN, the periods hereinafter designated
4, the land once WILLOW RIVER commencing on Monday
the second day of May for the disposal Of The public lands
waited within the aforementioned townships and fractional town
ships, viz;
Township ouynine and fractional township hfy certain
islands and the main shore Of Lake SUPERIOR OF three
range four
the main ,boro Of Lake SUPERIOR OF range seven
Township township hfy, shore
Fractional townships otane and my, .f
townships thirty, thirty and thirty
S 3" Ss ose ana Of G aseo 'SS
Townships twenty eight iwenp-mne, thirty thirty one and
Townrhpa Unity one ryo, thirty-tbee, thirty
four and fractional township forty nine on Lake Superior
Township. hry thirty one hirywo, thrty'Arce, and thirty
Township. hn,-one, thyvo, thiy,hrec tAiry-fou
To~n.hs thifpone tr,y,w hb,yh,s, and tr,yfour
Al The land CROSSE Monday the
day disposal OF the pubic lands
in the following named townships, to wit;
Norh efths Of fourth principal meridian.
Townships eighteen, and nineteen. Of
TowushPs twenty-one and tw"niy two, Of range sir.
Towns,p- ,weniy-one and twenty-five o. s"ss seven
township. swsny-Onc, twenty-five, wen,y-thee, and
Township. twenty one, twenty-five, ,weuythree twenty four,
ss p Ts .V syiN Monday,
The mini day OF May ne FOR the disposal Of the public
within the limits OF the aforementioned townships to wits
Of line Of fourth pacpa rasriaian
Township twenty Eve, OF range four. ...A
Townships dye
thirty. ny ihirty-r,vo Of 1--WE.
Township twenty-five, OF sir.
seeucn. sshtesn thirty, and 'ryone, in township
Township. twentyh ve and twenty six Of range ten
Al the land MENAsifA, commencing Monday,
third MAY for the disposal Of the public iandv
within the following named townships, viz .stfsaaF
North Of s bose line aud east Of he fourth principal meridnn
eh..x
Appropriated schools. rnttsy,
other with tho.e sverMowed
~ annt uesoey iof any when sns ne selected by
state authorities .fore the days appointed for tho
menu OF the public sales respectively uwder entiu~A
a. 10 e'.e. the ss Of
ii j. s1sis, within Their mi's approved september @ 1857
me o"srns Of on
ns a.ya appd sud viii proceed they
ss WV. an convenient despatch,
paw peeh o",eo, and III. sales
will he admitted the esr,or " n. -.
Givsn andcr my hand At the mi, ART sv ~
February pomni eight hurdrsd s"A sn hy~.
ny the President N" ''h1"ohs.
a1g@.T Commissioner Of the e~n.r, 4 go ow,.
NOTES no PRE- RNPTIoN CLAIMANTS
within township. ,p,
the ..1
sr a"d ~ h proper land orc ard mskr payment
appointed public
s'e'ns The tract claimed otherwise such cm IN :. ',ss
. N COMMISSIONS Il General I..sao once.
Possp~rssnsns orth~ Public wisconsss,.
NOTICE hereby given ordered Ay
~ Tho r'nesmann ~ dated The
assrss In ,,e state ef ~ e,a ~ nc samsd land
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THE La, t~,f from, s,,-ny ND. 10y Tr"sss, WIN
i a memorial Of he author; by Austin Phelps, !, = VI.
Hundred for Children from tle German w - "
Hchmid 80 - r...,ss
Three Mohshs under the Snow the journal o' ,"uas
OF from the OF .. J. pofchst cent
'''' y N'' Nv ''''''' ~ GRAY A. BALLANTYNE,
.a.ao .a.a . sevrnth stree,
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~ EDWARD X. COLLINS n co,
No. 90 Wall street. MY,
BROWN, sHIPLEY, h CO.,
Liverpool.
q. ROBERTS q CO., ..#.
II Kings Arms Yard London.
J. MUNRoE h co,
~ Rue Noue Dame dcs VICTORIES,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
Of accountable for gold silver,
bullion specie Iewey precious stones, metals unless bills OF
therefor the value thereof therein expressed
Jan 81 VI
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TIE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.

Maryland
passed Janusry Of 1885, entitled An ineor
The hereof hereby by the Undersigned
books capital
stock Of the said Metropolitan Railroad viii be
Monday the 9th day OF June be
Of Jane the 6th OF
O'Clock, 10 tbs hour OF O'clock said
places and under the direction the following Wis
OF ashipe,on Parrotc
Metropolis, banking Mcss
the Washnos In c District Of Columbia under the dec
cashiers Of said banks
Al the Farmers. Mechsrics, Georgetown the
direction residing city
OF and the cashiers OF said several banks
In the Of Rockville Montgomery county Maryland
Samwcl o. Viers under the direction Of
residing in sad county and The said samuel q. viers
In The city Of Frederick Frederick Maryland al the Far
mes and Mechanics Bank Of Frederick county the Frederick
County Bank and the Branch Bank OF the Fame Bank of Nary
Land the dsecton o commissioners residing Frederick
cousy, and the several cashier. Of ss'd banks
Messru Davis Burkhsr Mr. Elias
Davis one Of the commissioners and Mr. - Burhhsrt Of said
town. Ill ea6 aHf fHM.N .H@..E@@
Has~rs,o~n Washington county, Maryland,
Washington
residing
the cashier 81 the Haseo Bank ard the said
JOHN W. MAURY,
WIN. w. CoRCoRAN,
WIN. w Sc sTON,
DAVID ENGBTaH
FRANCIS DODGE,
FERDIN md w, RlsoUE,
ca Y. .#". or District Of Columbia.
CHARLEs =. TRAIL,
JACOB NJ. KUNKEI.,
MEKEDrTB DAVIS,
OF FREDERICK county,
ROeERT r. DADE,
#.H# WIN. LiNGAN GATHER,
e.s HIE FRANCIS &. CHOPPER,
DANIEL H S%spI34iss sI, county
JAMES wAsON a.5
..s8 III ss.# Fa ELIAS DAVIS, ..s#
.H=.tIsr# v#FE RI. on Washington county.
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ID EFRrG ERATORs.-4o refrgerators on sale my unp
IL ~srerooms street, opposite the bheha'9s 80,
They embrace every everything o
put them sla s3S. rlssse call and ses
fhcvr cant
ApS-sews- ~ Va "'''- Cd
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P"ssp"c~unsns orth~ Public L.ua sales wssconssn.
NOTICE hereby given The ordered hv
~ INC ~ the President Of The
ns. Gay % sl DO held Tho following
omcss IN me state OF Wisconsin,,
Willow Rvsr In Crosse, Point ana Mens.b. ~
the o. ION, p and oad May ner d.classd 10 ).
Hf.HI Ekt#E4a@,
..afsuE 4.lfA N.u#as# s#il
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Rfcrwosp, April ~, issJ.
conformity Virginia of 1850, r's ~, ~
is, do hereby all whom u uny cones"
pears by cerHcae OF The escheato o. The cry t 80 80 ~,
April 1859, received into thr tsnn Nv -
Apr 1853 held on ~. I'M Gay ~ p
1853 the following lot, Of which John so""t "'" ''''
o this Commonwealth, VIZ fp...,,
CRY situated on ,n 49, ,' ~ ~ ,r
street and bounded the estate "t s "a"
non on m. south by m, Of Mcllwsine, and ON
nv N. properly OF Himme and desxna'.i on w
OF IN, civ =. IN, con'-tn one acre '
cheated property comprises bs iot and Is me s .s
which Nh. s,san died eizedhsvinx lie estate. ~ viz
OF nm aet Of assembly passed The year isi essnE 70 he' wy
loo""o"~e"'" 't ~ 4. II. PARKER,
.,o ,e Reg Land once,
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To Officers Soldiers OF the Var of 1912, In
dian, Mexican, and other Was
John T. BAKER date clerk in The General Land ONCE sen
collector Office Seventh street avg
Maryland avenue Isar Washington city, D. C., o'Trr' W. ser
" bouny land, srta and hs
pension mud other claims before b. public departments @
government
claims.
June 7-lawtw
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Every person right OF preemption to Of the
and townships above enumeasd
establish the seiion OF The rgstsr aud
proper and make heteor
der seeing this notice, and before the day
the public sale OF the land
bracinr claim will be forfeited.
John WILSON,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
May lo-fawl3w
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Dsr.xrarsr ., tux isrssl.a,

n n. 4.. rt .sHue DsfARraEsr or rEK IsrsKisai
B..s...t...4 Es n Washington, June 49, 1853.
consequence OF the nlofmauss The proposals this
department, l4h uilno, and
" e"eet o o"et aess"ea ny INC TON seeuoh VI oo act %
Congress approved august, 1884,
eItead the time ior reee'vins piopo.als s.#. III,
the stationery which this
and duag fiscal ending the
luoi will be received t department upui O'Clock,
Saturday the l day OF August the bids Will opened
IN presence OF such OF the bidders us may be present
Those satisfactory testimonials Of ability 20
iuihi contract viii not be considered.
The bidder 10 whom the award be made will be required 10
no contract within thirty days utter being nohed the nc
an she articles gerry quality samples Of which
tbc bids, and the department reserves e sh,
Ia Tie oner or 10 return them al It's option, Il 4 Ia, .
Each proposal must be signed BY The Of ni mailing
Gle te schedule Should articles ba required not emu
neaed hey are 10 be prices
codiny 10 aia,tv Blank forms proposals
department applying for Them and as without uni
will be taken into consideration unless substantially
An ne Articles to be furnished and delivered witou, delay when
The department right ordering greater
Bonds win approved security given by person per
and his suretios shall be liable for the forfeiture specified
in such bon n iiquidaed damages. f#. tt#E#E
The subolned specifics, nearly be DONE the
quaa and description Of the articles that will be wanted
| STATIONERY.
Writing made Of linen, laid white blue
plain nnish lined trimmed
70 weigh not lees than y lbs per Tean
ooscap made lined, and ummed weigh
| not less than - lbs per a..
10 reams ooscap plain machine, fantned and trimmed TO
10 tooIscap blue laid hand lined garden
tern, commonly known despatch consular paper,
| weigh not less than l6 lbs
$50 hand made plain, faint lined three sides
9s per ream Noe, min. lima, n,., sides no,
post dmade plain fan, lined four sides
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p ~. HOOE a CO., Wholesale and Retail Deaiers ~
csrpefna floor oil cloths, curtain materials,
shessiuk BLANKETS and Foods generally
rennsvsn. between 7h snd s streets Washington,
DC.
Asa w.
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dAwHENcN x cos Pss..t Hath CIovss nnd
II Brushes--A very superior article,
Hat, cap, and genuemens furnishing s.tshli.hmen,
-. - Penn avenue, near ~
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fGuilly Conscience.

When DR.. Come, afterwards Dean
ofSt. Paul's, took pos session of his
first living, as be walked into the
tchurch-yard he took up: a skull
thrown by the sexton out of the grave
and in it found a small headless nail;
which he drew out secretly, and
wrapt in the corner Of his ha ndker-
chief. He then asked the grave dig
ger if he knew whose the skull was?
He replied thatit was the skull Of a
person who kept spirit shop, and
who having gone to bed intoxicated,
was found dead in his bed in the next
morning.
Had he awife?' asked the doctor
Yes
what character does she bear?'
"A very good one; only the neigh
bors reflect on her, because she mar
ried the day after her husbands burr
al.
A few days afterwards the doctor
paid her a visit, as if by accident
asked her some questions, and at last
of what sickness her former husband
had died.
As she was telling him the same
story as the sexton, he opened his
handkerchief: and cried out in an au
thoritative voice
/ woman, do you know this nail?
/ Struck with horror, she instantl,
confessed .hemurder.
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N0W-a-Days.


Alas! no " every thing has ch Pnged,
81 nee I was sweet sixteen,
VIII fn all the girls wore home spun frock
A hd aprons nice and clean;
Witt bonnets made of braide5 b straw,
That tied beneath the chin,
And shawls laid neatlyon the neck,
And fastened with pin.
Ifecollect the time when 1
Rode fathers horse to mill,
Across the meadows, rock and field,
And up and down the hill,
And when our folks were out at work,
AS cure as I'm sinner,
l jumpel upon horse bare back,
And carried them their dinner.
Dear me! Young ladies now-a-days
Would almost faint away,
To think of riding all alone,
In wagon, chaise or sleigh;
And as for giving Pa his meals,
Or helping ",aa. to bake,
Oh. sain IS, 'twould spoil their lilly hands,
Though sometimes they make cake.
When winter came, the maiden's heart
Began TO beat and hutter,
Each beau would take his sweetheart out
eigh-riding in cutter;
Or if the storm was bleak and cold,
The girls and beaux together y
Would meet aud have most glorious fun,
And never mind the weather.
But now. indeed, it grieves me much
The circumstance to mention,
However kind young mans heart,
And honest his intention,
He never asks the girls 70 ride,
But such war is waged,
And if he sees er.oncdla week,
Why surely they're fngaged.'
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GgoIre }3ogtrlI.
hly Father and nv Mother.

NY rathcf anu NY W0sneF.
/ Years ago, when my childhood
Tapped me in its dream of bliss,
Then l heard Fathers accent, ).
Then I felt Mothers kiss;
I was happy as the song bird,
Fitting to its secret nest
Not cloud from morn TIL even,
Not thorn within my breast.
0, how well do remember
What smile my Mother had,
How she laughed with me when merry,
How she wept with me when sad;
And my Father fondly loved me,
As he never loved another
Now, alas. the turf is lying
On my Father and my Mother
There are few on earth who love me-
Q, It's sad to DIV ell alone,
But I hope to reac b that country,
Where my hearts, first friends are gone
Letme wait without repining
/ Chedri every dropping brother,
'Till th he wings of angels bear me
To I'd y Father and my Mother
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-13
Col. Colts nistnl Gaetorv at Hart.

Col. Colts pistol factory, at Hart
ford, employs about 500 hands, who
average 81 90 per each day. Each
part of the pistol is farmed out to
sub-contra aetors, and about 200 re-
volvers are turned outevery "a hours.
Col Colt, has similar factory in
Pimlico,near London, England, where
800 hands, so Connecticut Yankees
to lead, and $50 English mechanics
are at present employed.
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p T. Barnum has commenced a
crusadeagaihst tea and calls tea-par-
ties : uonaen spreeS. He says, '.just
drop in when they have taken a
strong cup each ar ouud, and you will
find the IN so garrulous and talkatiye,
that YOU wauld thi nix the ship which
brought the tea from China had
brought the language also" Barnum
is bold man; he has made wal
against mans ''cups," and now at.
tacks woman S saucers. 1t is said
that his next move is to be directed
against pork and beans. = Worceste'
Transcript.
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4 Texas mail contractor excuses
himself fo r failing to perform his SER
vice as per schedule, by alleging that
the mosquitoes are SO bad upon his
route as to make it dangero Us to the
life of man and beast to ira vel it at
the season of his recent failures.
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"a Ec nSi rwz a q
fT~7eTyVo D0!i:sr% tbr one vear if naid at
the time Of subscriptions; two Dollars

Two Do!i:sr< iPf ore year if paid a
the time Of subscrlptEJn; Two Dollar.
;end Fifty CeHE>I WITHOUT DEVIATION
alter thf eXpiration di arec months
Er-Fe All gsigi. 5,r Advertisements, job
Work, or SilecrmibnI considered due, wher
contracte I EXCEPT a.sailist those with whom
we have running ac..oiults
Ftg+ No Paper will b5 ssnt out Of the county
nni5ss Iaia for in a'ly4iiee
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deem it unsafe to place them id a pc
sition where they will be tempted tc
crafty their animosity; consequent
ly, if you prefer, ! will send your
men in advance Of my army, under
the guidance of two or three trusty
men, while l rem ain at the head ol
my columns, to repress any attempt
that might otherwise be made to seek
vengeance
Having finished his smooth speech,
White with a heart beating wildly
with suspense, awaited French's re-
ply.
4 If this project failed, the enter
prise was lost, and he and his COM
rades would undoubtedly be dis
| patched. Ina few moments, French
having returned, replied that his
men preferred TO be conducted like
prisoners Of wars by the victorious
army.
Seeing that he was suspected,
White hardly knew what TO do; but
well knowing that everything de-
pended upon his shrewdness, and
that pne word, one act, however
Slight, of a suspicious import would
be death, he at once said;
%
every we'll, sir, your troops shall
be gratifed in their pride; but should
my soldiers commit any outrages
upon them remember that Col. John
White has cleared his hands from all
blame," saying which, he turned, and
with heavy heart was about to ride
away, when French interrupted him
by requesting him to wait a mo-
ment.
White waited, although uncertain
as to what the result would be; but
he was relieved fro m his suspense in
a few moments by the return Of
French, who having heartily thanked
him for the humane spirit which he
had exhibited on this occasion, ac-
cepted his proposition, >and was
off by Etholm and two Of
the soldiers, while White and the
rest of the men started off in va
rious directions to raise the militia
before davbreak, ID order that t heir
victory might not be lost.
The prisoners marched off at IA
quick pace. fearing at every step,
that Notwithstanding Whites hu-
name efforts to the contrary, his
troops would burst upon them.
Long before the morning sun had
risen. White had raised two hundred
militia, and advanced in pursuit of
bis easily conquered foes, with whom
he came up before day ybreal, when
ordering them to halt, he very po-
Iitely informed them that sf.r Ameri-
cans had conquered one hmd,ed and
f9fy-one British soldiers and ire
ships Of war. II
Upon hearing this revelation,
French and his Office rs were greatly I
and enraged. +
News of this exploit went through
the country like wild-fre, and White .
and his men became important per-
This is a Yanlle tact, large
quantity Of which was used in the
war of the Revolution, and at last
succeeded in establishing our inde-
pendenee-
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fTs,ree Dollars,
GleaniagS from the Wayside,
lIFM EHlorIal PYprlahl'Rgs.


Tile cPd fields q The / States
Number l33 ~ 1fuare u lies
,,inrs cxcerd alI 1he rest of the
] ,lo.Ll nj, tosotl,er Aoain we say
,brao r1ee,f r,r fbl NR enubIic.
4 MAMMOTH DAHLIA--NIrs
Maria IIalch ol NHrlh Lfverett
Mass. il is sail, l,44 5aised Tic pres
cnt season a dalIf;] which is seven
feet -,d seven i,4hcs in height
measures i,ur indies round the
lrnnk, and has "u il 81 the present
,,'ae sf'fn'N h on"s !, l HUI O'0ssp p''s =
> = ! ~ : ! M
TIE FEVER Ar Nlw ORLEANS.
Itis estimated lhal there have been
altogether this season, $4,000 cases
o. ye4''N If'e' a .no %" , ~ "'l,' r,,.,i y
W, mi''',' y le'|s, o'9V r. ~ ~
ne ii9 . I I son nsso' 7 80 ,'qs .aH' !
cna'9' % I''V3 a. d" ~ ''
o. iroii' 70 ? : : g.
--4 ICincinnati exchange saws: =
e.Tbe success ot DR.. Clrolne
Trovn. ii the practice the med
ic;,I uro(ession. las already haa a
sensible effect on the ladies rorthd
abont Cincinnati. SIX youag ladies'
Of eood families and education,
have applied for admission to the
'' s.h;n., ~ ,ar,, > .
|" -"
G snPnrs OF WOODY, citizen
of B .rlin has inT elited carpets Of
WOO |. The Queen Of Prussia has
orde red carpet Of the new mate
rial for her boudoir
= ~ S,.,a d.b,
,,a; ~ ~ ' : hanomo n.rt in
- 'i'ss ol,i; ,'',i,;,.'I 'll o.nroa y P,r,;cs
t.l,ln s;Hcs snI are liscnssio .
the elnesiioh W'''i "'sp a"'''' ~
. ,..7o,.,
1If9,qges .'or a 14H1Igo'1 t-.., -19S''e,:' ::
Sif' ,NsNe'l9' q iA'l'91u .1nar,tl, ,o,.arolv
aaa' ,,aa . NV H. ~ ., an,iaa5t on The Miebi-
~ SontIorn r,;lroad brouoht suit
elu '7o'tilo'" H. 2" ,a,af car SIo 00o
d-n, d5n, a@es wi ,rb;,b tbqy nromptlv paid
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-13

: A LEAK,-The Norwalk Conn
Gazette speaks Of the frequent dis
appearance OF letter contain ing mon
ey, ON the route b between hat place
and New York a like q ompIaini
was recently made in the New Ha-
ven papers. Tlerd is.uafor tuua;ely
too much reason to distrust the L
S. mails.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-13

We disbellev We in farmers who will
not improve farms that grow poorer
every year, and farmers sous asham-
ed of their calling.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-13

DoN'T PAINT YOUR LIGHTNING RoDs.
IA writer in the New York Tribune
says: Il have ex hmined many light
ming rods, on buildings struck by
lightning, and I have never knowna
painted rod to perform any of the
duties of a conductor