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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25
COACHEACTORY.

E.SssA THE subscribers have now
in full operation a Coach Factory. in the
building Formerly occupied by Mr. Joseph
Scott as G ,binet Shop. FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn,
where they are prepared to Manufacture
Coaches. Roc.ayvays. gsuggies. Sc.
neatly aldtastily finished of the best seasoned
ft'iioer and materials, in the liglltest and most
substantial manner which they will sell as low
for cash, or on credit to plmctra men. as can be
elsewhere; and they feel assured that
their work will compare favoraIIv With any
west of the .mountaiiis All work done Bv
them warranted TO stand six months Ladies
and gentlemen are invited to call. REPA1RING
faithfully executed, at short notice. on reason
pie terms. JAS. O. HALSEY.
| March 81, l953-1yI NJ RICE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

V ERAclry.- On the trial Of a per-
son in Boston for violating the Liz
uor law, witness, W DO was put up
on the stand to impeach another,
swor that 1.-THE character of the wit
ness for the State might be good e.
nough for common affairs, but en- a
forhuRt he icas tie aHfredeSt Har he
ecey dill see. :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

CoLD CHICKEN AND RoMAxcE. A
day or two since, one of our bachelor
trends, when the mercury was run
ming out Of the thermometer in con
sequenceof the heat, was on the bank
of the lake, enjoying, under the shade
If a tree, the invigorating breeze Of
Erie
@What, said he to i beautiful
young lady. 'do you imagine | was
thinking Of rs Lstood on the bank
looking Oft upon the waters, so calm
that they reflected the heavcns?''
"Oh, She replied, ''you were think
Ing of some beautiful sea-girt isle,
Nitha vine covered cottage, and with
one fair Spirit Tor your minister, where
hating no one, you would love only
her,
No." said he, Il was thinking
how capital would Id a cold chicken
well roasted
There was no poetry in that an
swer, but he has it in his heart.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

'Nho are you, asked a Ion g leg
ged Connecticut fellow Of rather O.
verbearing conductor Cd the Haven
RaIilroad. I am the conductor on
the Sc cars" and all the folks In EN-
| '$pose. Wall | swow if that amt a
pre- tty go? You a conductor Of other
ks, and don 'tknow how 10 conduct
you rsell! GOSH
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

SD mp SHOOTING Have animals
got souls? A. 7. Dig Book.
Has the editor of the Dug Book
any personal interest in having the
question answered. ufalo Rough
Notes.
Yes-wd would like to know
whether some of our contemporaries
will be in the next wo hid to bore US.
Day Book.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

We walked. toy9 urch on Sunday
morning behind 9TH girl with a hole
in the heel of her stocking It was
q very large one, and We tho't her
heelmust be cold. She probably knew
Of it Saturday, but remembered the
Sabbath day, and kept it hole-y.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

I've Zee b reading the Bible to-day,f
and it stri kes me that our foremoth-
ers were nbt very correct old ladies'
Who nifte "a with the old serpent2-I
How can eSampson's hair cut off anG
his peep r4 extinguished? Who per-
forated Jdels head with tenpenny
nails? Hoy came jonah sent on
a whaling Voyage? Who 4 elped An
nanias tb tell fbs? Who i lat Jo5 up
to swearing? Who raised a hurricane
in good ola Abraham's house? Who
danced John the Baptit's head off
his should err, hey? Ia like to have
you notice what a stock we all sprung
from.
! If the y weren't t6etotally depra we'd
may | d ever find out which of EN- |
descend ed ffoInl They didn't seem
to have The least consideration for fu
ture ger erations long since unborn.
Now l don't calculate myself, to feel
responsible for their capers. I've
read Sol ewhere, in Byron, | believe,
that eve cry WI sh-tub must stand on
its own pedestal, Cor something like
that) | don't believe in saddling my
Shoulders with their old flshio ned
transgrqssions.
/ Curidu jus, though, isn't it? the mis-
chief women make in the world ?
Great pity Noah hadn't set Mrs. No
4 ih adrift when he took one of Zach
kind in the ark?' should rather
have ste od my chance for ducking.
than to have been shut up with S UGH
4 'promi sllus' men-agerie. Noah was
a worthy old gentleman. No men.
!, tidn of his getting tipsy- but once, ]
) believe. FANNY FERN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25
Ron youR AIoLAssEs. When m

Boil YOUR MoLAssEs When mo-
lasses IS used in cooking Is very
great Improvement to DOL ana Skllf 4
it before You use 1t. lt takes oup
tbe raw taste. and makes it almost
&c Good rs sugar When molasses is
,,cod much for cooking, it is well to
nrenaro one or two gallons in this
way at a time.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25
n Office

HAVING formed partnership in the Ha,,I-
I = ,case and Dty Gods trade in the town of
Fayetteville, under the style Of Russell &
TaeFeg, We take pleasure in inviting the pub
lie to our stock, at the former stand of Gil d
Russell, on the North side ofthe Public Square.
We have in store an excellent collection Of the
various descriptions Of Dry Goods brought to
this market, I'd which we intend o.add from
time to time, direct from the eastern markets.
- as to keep constantly on land every article
likely TO be needed for use or ornament in this
locality. We are resolved TO Keep general
assortment of the very best GoodF Which we
ila-tcr ourselves we VIII he epallrd I'd sell as
low rs the lowest by the exercise of j4,licious
judgment in our purchases. Having purchased,
the house we occupy, the public lnHy expect to
fifd rs at all times at the same Oil stand Mr..
Rrsse'fs acknowledged Judgment in the plIr-
chlsc of Goods generally. and fine Cloths in
particular, enables the firm to speak with conf
dencc to All as to the quality of the Goods they
keep Theyilltend to come up fully to what
they represent.
RUSSELL & TUCKER.
Jan. -, 1853.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

ROSE PARTINGToS says she never
cared much about grand spectacles,
or other sights, bu t there are t wo
things she would III Ike to have seen ~
the Inoculation of Frank Pierce and
Corporation Of Qlq en- Victoria.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25
Tullaiioma Lots.

1--WE undersigned has laid of blocks Of Int,
i of several acres in each, for private resi-
dence. and is row PREPARED Ia sell them at pr
rate sale to thoFe wh6 desire 10 have summer
residcnce<. in tile beautiful and healthy town in
TuIiahona. We have iii the Gown Site,
besides the most hcalthv atmosphere and pure
freestone water, a mdst excellent Chalybeate
Spring, which lis supposed to be mixed with
white sulphur
May 20, 1852 If.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

The wealth er, last We ell, was pro-
by the man Who has been
for some time past looking out for
spring. pretty warm. He thinks he
shall rGlinquish his fan heels and take
down his stowe sonetim e during the
dog days.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

Loqlc.-' Mind, JOhh b, if you go
out in the yard you will wish you had
stayed in the house, Il
We'll if | stay in I'll e house will.
wish W as ii the yard so where is.
the great difference, aad?'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25
DIAN oNp CUT DIAMoND.-A locker

DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND locker
onat a gaming table having observed
on E pla yer very grossly cheating an
other, took the pigeon aside and
said, Go cd heavensl have you not
OBJ served how villainously that man
has bee n packing the cards = The
other sInilingly answered. Pray don't
be under the least concern about that;
! Intend to pick his pocket as soon
as be has done PLYING
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

To Pr sERvE EGGS FOR ONE YEAR
One pint quick lime, one pint Of salt,
to three gallons Of water no care Is
needed in putting in the eggs, as
they will be r ght END up ana VIII
settle lust below the surface if pro-
rortioned RIGHT This is an old and
good recipe.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

Al strong minded " oman was once
hearA to remark that she would mar
ny a man Who had plenty Of money,
thou h he was 50 ugly she had to
scred N out every tim + she looked at
him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

4 Tilt wa snI It for he pe the heart
won ld break = as the old lady said
whenshe buried her seventh husband,
and looked anxiously among the fu.
neral crowd for another.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

Mrs. Darlington says after dissolv-
ing the matte II over in her mind she
has come to the delusio b to seek out
some quiet co ntry retreat, in order
to prevade the express i've heat of
the season, a d to hereafter lead a
more dysentefy life.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

Mrs PartirIgton says that nothing
despises her So much as to see people
who profess to expect sal walton, to go
to church without their purses when
a recollection IS to be Ia ken.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

A Springfield, Mass, at a dinner,
a lady gave the following toast
g Spli aof old bachelors, the ereiyreens
Of Sc ciety."
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LIFELGkE PORTRAIT


which can be obtained in no other waE When
we call to mind the uncertainty Of lld, the or
binary though sometimes painful sci aration Of
families and friends, together with the rayages
of time, it becomes matter It lnudhl interest
and importance to secure the (eatuteF Of the
''loved ones at home before deSthI distance,
or the lapse Of time renders it imp6sf S.
VI Having taken lessons Of, Mr.. f. ".
H4ghes-the best Daguerrean Artist in the
Western Statds-and furnished himself with
superior camera and .implements,It 1.-THE sub
scribdr flatters himself he viii be'able to give
the most entire satisfaction.
The ladies, whoarealways judges 1 matters
of taste, are especially invited to call and ex-
anime his work and specimens
A great variety of cases, of efficient sizes
and quality, viii be kept constantly bn hand. |
Prices very moderate. j. 3. HILL.
Nov IS, 16b2-tf.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25
Deal in Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods. exclusively for
HONS Wear.

+, #, ASp where they have reeeMcEl -,
Fildlfh and completed, one Of the lmpb ~ |
! l!zy and n,ost{esrliles stocks pf Geli+ ssS.
tIcInen's Goods. they have eytt offered
in this market. Our stock cotsistyi ID part OF
black and lancyscolored Cloths CassimI,fes and
Doe-Sllili5 OF French, English, Belsirbn, Ger
man. ItaliRn, and Scotch maGuiactlird of the
latest StvleF and best make Wool anR / mon
Tweeds, fhssimeres udlDnllipgs at low prices
for summer and boys wear Linen Ilrillils.s
and Lind n anll Cotton Pantiloo,fs aEd Goat
Goods of ali kinds Yestings IN eTdat varet ::
Satin. Silk iGrelsadine, EIalroi3ered 1i1hmeres,
ShalIie, VbloneiaS, Linen, Md@el't~, Coton,
Wooden, n plain and all f3shioDaba stklcs and
colors Black AID fancy six ISrarik aba Cra-
watts; do Madras and Cotton Of all the desirable
STYLES and qualities. Pongce Siiia efcd's,
English aid French SILK and I.;aen Pockct
Handkerchiefs; and fine plain and fIhqJ Stocks
with springs. Black and fancy cdlot4a Kid,
Linen, Isle, Thread, Cotton SIX ll9fksliIi,
Wooden, aid Berlin GloveS;S linenhif ce5ton
Half H6se3 French and Domestic Ejfhenlers
of all qualities, including those Of M and of
India Rubber suspendcr ends, Hats, QRliI Boots,
and Shoes, Walking-Canfs, RidiH41 Whips,
Umbrellas, Hair, Cloth and Tooth brushes;
Pocket Knives. superior Razdrs did Razor
Strops, Pistols, &c. &c.; and everytl1ind neces-
sary to complete gentlemln'5 wardrobe.
The character of our establishment Is 50 well
known, and so correctly appreciated b1 por-
ton of liberal and intelligent pHllIc, that we
deem it almost snpcriluous to expalia'h upon
its merits--tlus much, however, wd viii say:
that our spring stock has not its supet flor in this
place. both as regards qua7ity and pficel We
are, therefote, prepared to sell Oh as fcaF onable
terms as any regular retail estallishmI lent in the
State
RELYING, upon our stock Of Goo1I at upon
our uniforrn desire to please, we feel cotfdcnt
of receiving the award of an increasdl share of
patronage. .
Garments of all kinds made to or,idr, Oh short
notice, at reasonable rates
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25
Receiving

ca AGO bag5 of fine and coarse SILT;
80. 300 ibis salt. You had bother pur-
june IS. s4APkRD.
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HARDWARE AND CUTL ERy.

- ALARFE stock embracing almtst every
. articlein this line wanted in tn Is mark ct
y in store and for sale cheap By
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
April q, 1858.
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SELLING AT COST.

OWING to the pfotracted illness of our
" Rodt 4. Gray. we will dispose of our en-
tire stock of Goods at cost and carriage no
mistake Now is the time to get excellent
G1oiS, at nominal price. ii application be
made soon. Call without DELAY, if Won want
bargains All kinds of Barter taken in ex-
change for Goods as usual.
April Z, 1853. r. A. GRAY d co.
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KHREAM d. ELLIS
IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE,

600 Have on hand large q
assortment Of Cutlery, Axes. ~
Chains HOPS: Mill, y Cut. Pit, and Hand
Saws; Anvils Vices, Blhcksmiths' Bellows and
Hammers Planes, and Carpenters Tools Of dv-
cry description; Double and Single Barreled
Shat GINS, Rife BorreKs, GIN Locks, and other
materials uSed by GIN lIqzers These, with a
general zoe kof Hard ware. we will Hen low
for cash, or On time to prompt mem
! Feathers, Ginseng and BeeSWax
taken at the highest market price.
Nashville Feb. 10 1S53-12m
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BARTER. BATTER.

9d lSSS "a gF heavy WI L Socks
10000 Pounds Feathers.
April 81. 1853.
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2 Il d u.

R3 HAVE a larlelssdr,Inelt df tile hest
81 Tennessee Eron which willbesell
IT, at three-fourths of cent on NaAhville
prices for cash. Whea b sufficient quantity is
taken at one time to irbu of wagon. Same
advance on Nashville prices rs heretofore, on
time, to poattaF deq3e.s-l mean by ptInctual
dealers, such as Tay on the day they promise,
and not 6. u, or Is months thereafter I am
understood SHAPARD
january 6. 1853
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25
SU Nd RE

25 BOXES N. r. Raisins;
20 do do do
go boxes Figs;
20 do Scotch Herrings:
10 do Brandy Cherries;
10 do do Peaches;
5 do Cordials;
90 doz Kentucky Mustard:
10 boxes Pepper sauce:
80 Demiiohns [assId sizes;l
20 HIS Nutmegs;
20 lbs Gloves;
80 Grass Mats;
90 nests Covered Buckets;
90 do Bail do
20 do Painted do
20 do do Tubs;
500 lbs s. S Almonds;
500 lbs Cream Nuts;
5 casks London Porter;
10 boxes Pickles;
. mats Cinnamon Bark;
10 bales Wrapping Irvine;
500 bbls Carbonate Soda;
20 N g. d. Cars;
10 doz Wash Boards;
10 doz Cocoanut DipIcrs;
1000 lbs fresh Rice;
10 boxes Kctclup;
$50 lbs S. f. indigo:
5 baskets Champagne Vine;
10 boxes y. Y Fancy Candy;
10 nests Willow Baskets: y
MITCHELL g. SPERGY.
Feb 3, 1853 Shelhvviile, Term
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N9s2aHa'SPS.

NE w FIR VI
-TNHE undersigned, having purchased the
Il entire interest Of ". w. faHiu the mer-
cantiic establishment Of on g. R4sscK takes
this method toiniorm his friends and the pub
lie generally that he is engaged permanently.
for tern Of years in thbt trade with r
h4'Se1, oi the hrm Oh tfH d R"sseR and
NoYIu .e ls'Se' % furnish Goods TO any. and
to all at as reasonable rates rs can be oIta,,leI
of any other house in Faveiteville
LABAN f.. TICKER
Jan. Is. 1855
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25
DAG EIEsEs ElLA N.

M-A TIE subscriber respectfully i4fornis !
stsssz the public that he has taken r,bom "a /
ICY Thoinson's brick building, llorth beast I
corner of tho Square FayettenUe, wllete lie will |
wait on Ladies and Gentlemen whd ha5 wish I
Lii<cncsst.s taken by this beo7aifH arR in
initaJ1e method. To parents, chilIlden, hus-
bands, wives and friends, it affords ah opPortu-
nifty of procuring at small expense, bid almost
without loss of time n
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IRON.

a ORR stock Of ron comprises all sorts
@S, and SIZE, switch we are selling at Nash
W Vile prices.
= EVANS & CUMMINGS,
May 26. S4elbyville, Tenn.
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tflAINS--Log, fifth, strctchers, tongue
~ breast, stay, lock, halter, and trace Chains.
Feb. ). SHAPARD.
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April 81, IS SO.
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C0FFEE.-Bio HaJ auaI La.uyrh, ar4Jav
~ Coffee, at FEB. 81 suAfAElrs.
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ON HANp.

May PC, ls5a-3ln
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200 BAGS fine sat,
Eza. 500 61s DO in store hv
ELLIOTT & THOMPSON.
Jan. Ply Shelbxyillc, Tenn.
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3 100 KEGS Mis- irst received and FOR
x sale ELLIOTT & THOMPSON.
- Jan 27--1v. Shelhvville Tenn
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-05
Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA. December 5. 1883.
The " e1theT-Mane Lar CGnrd,s-Fire .4icrrl-
Ererct's Conce-t
The morning Of cloudy day is before u, thrsa,e-,
Ing rain ere the day closes. pesIsess, however, is
driving apace, and aret branch Of active life, mcr-
chaniiIe or T.scAahIca finds plcn.' of employment.
TIC Gtine Law league is waking up. Mr.. Powell
Of Loudon the State canvasscT for this district nd,
dresses the people To night, in the basement of the
basement ct the Methodist church., so"irs and il Il
ruIn"red that the friend. nj r,s arc preparing tor
vigorous winter ca.'s~.fssi,.
The alarm ~ Mic On Saturday night proceeded
from thr stthhg Of the chimney Of the Fir.t Ward
he'~' The firemsn were there with alacrty, sad
fortunately no damage was sustained,
To-rnorrow night the minor law Viii come up in
the City Council for isn, confederation. As it only
forbIds persons 9ntr Strtcen years of age from run
hing Nth ase anus II is weak to accomplish any
nDlect teal more extensive enactment might effect
ana gan oEly serve like the old mans piece Of iron,
TO make phiz.
- Illness in the family of one Of the c-fs OF Prof
EVerct''s musical nma,esIs, M ttostpone his eve
ntns ,oiree for n fey Rtrt ont come when may.
will npt ia!l + sainer the largest audience ever
asSeMt'"t II rarepfa Hall. AMI.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-05

certificate of Mr.. Turner H. ahre =, Tor ,any years
proprietor Of the fafratrs Hotel. Fredericksburg,
Va and ists Of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
DIR tohn Mingc, of the City Of Richmond. thong h
regular Thysi' ian and Of course opposed to wha,
be called quack medicines, obliged to say that
its good effects in the ease of MIR. Ramsey, were won.
derful indeed
He Ind been given up BY several ply icians had
tried most Of the quack medicines. and on the
verge of despair as well the grave, when he tried
Carriers Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public to his full and lengthy Ger.
tifcate around the bottle, stating his cure.
*xfSee advertisement
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-05
B.ltimora Markats

BALTIMORE, Dec. 5, IL, M.-Flour.
sales moderate at previous prices. The
dealers are holding off for the foreign
news. The supply of Grain is large.
Prime Whit. Wheat, S1.56, Red, Sl.42
a SI.45-2O, bushels sold. New
Corn. So a &c cts. for urine White, &c
for prime Yellow-30, 6tg bushels sold.
No change in other articles. The steam,
or has not arrived.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-05

MONTPELIER, Dec. 3.-The Vermont
Legislature in joint assembly have elected
Isaac F. Redticld, Chief Justice, by 206
votes against : for Stephen Boyce, the.
present incumbent. Pierpont ISham
takes the place Of W. Redfield as first as
sociate Judge, and NJ. l.. Barrett was
chosen second Associate in place of Judge
fsham, by vote of l26 to 100 for Judge
Peck. Judges Pierpont, CelIamsr, Peck
and Poland were reelected in 4 circuits
by a viva yoce vote.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-05
The Germantown Rumored Failures

BosToN, Dec. 5.-The sloop Of war
Germantown sailed from the Roads this
morning lor the Brazil station.
RumorS are current of the failure Of two
or three persons engaged in the California
trade, but no names are mentioned.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-05
Tragedy.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 3.-A terrible
tragedy occurred here to-day. 1t appears
that there had been family difficulty
between William Patton, Esq, mer-
chant, and Mr.. Turnbull, a tobacco in
spector. To-day they met in the street.
a collision ensued, and Turnbull was shot
dead by Patton. The affair has created
q painful sensation.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-05
Counterfeiters Arrested

BANGOR, Me-, Dec. 4.-Augustus Nc
Kcnzie, at BATH, and Lorenzo How, at
Damarasc0tts, have been arrested for
passing counterfeit money. Jabez Up
ham, Postmaster at Liberty. and former
ly Sheriff of Waldo county, has also been
arrested, charged with being the princi-
pal distributor Of counterfeit money, and
bound over in the sum of $1,000 The
guilt Of the parties is clear.
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Pa. avenue, doors from Cent Market, $. side.

- FAST H0RSE-The sorrcl mare Sclt,
vAA known to be the fastest PAGER in the Dis
* IL t-ct. is now offered for sale at Brchs Liv-
cry AMI sale Stable, corner OF and lIth its. She
is thoiIch Sre animal. Of Valley Virginia stock,
is kind and tractabe, one fa". years old is nesr
about Il hands high and will w0a% a-y~here she
is suitable either for saddle n harness hcr~e.
There is opportunity FOR sporting gentlemen
to possess themselves OF colt. VIII ich, with proper
training. will pace mile in , 40. She has made a
quarter OF the Columbia Course in 10
dec 2-:ltS
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv IN sTRATTON. Awetsone,

By K. N. sTRATTON. Awettoneer.
CUPRRIOR SILyER-PLATED WARE AND IA
= bic Cutlery, &C., at Auetiou.-Ou TUESDAY
morning, Dc 9th, at 10 O'Clock, at my Auction
Room, shal sell general assortment Of the shove
Goods, comprising
Tea. tahts; .nd dessert spoons
Butter Knives, ss,. SBssns, Soup Ladies'
Forks, cake Baskets.
Also
Ivory handle balance dining Knives
Do do tea DO
Do carvcrs and steels, &c.
The above goods are very superior. and we'll worth
the attention of hotel keepers and private families
As the goods are te lie sold WITHOUT rese rvation
the terms will be cash in bansahls funds
EN-. STRATToN,
dec Sit Auc'ions"r.
BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctionecrs.
IJOU SEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURr,
i 4 fixtures, &C.. attached to the Alhambra Sa-
loon, st AuctiOn.-0a TUESDAY, the 9th instant.
at 10 o'clock = H. We s1sll doll, under dlstrnin
for rent, all the Furniture in The Geo-e meut oneJ
establishment, viz
Mat ogany Sofas. Cane-seat and other Chairs
Maple Bedstea,ls. Wardrobe. Tables. &c.
Carpets and Mating, Looking Glasses
DamaSk ana Lsce Window Curtains
Cooking. Alright and her Stoves
China. Hass, and CrockeTy VI are
With good lot OF Kitchen Ecguisitcs
Alsn the Bar Fixtures, Liquors, &C.
Also. d hus!tsf If fine Framed En- cravings
With many other aftiSlas, which we Geem unnc-
'''A'' 10 'H0N'''"'e " GRE2S 4 acorr,
dec sd Auciioaarrs.