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Groceries at Wholesale.
E00 BBLS. ,MoLASSESys
OOO 800 bags Rio Coffee,
80 pockets Laguyra codeei
so 81 Old Java
ea 60 boxes cavendish tobacco;
.T..s' 81 kegs 6tw.
~ 10 bbls. cut and dry -
so boxes StewartsN N. Y .icandiesSI
aa 100 hhds. sugar.
s.H 80 bbIs. Coverings refined sugar.
10 hhds. Louisiana
80 hr. Oh. Y. H. G. P. and Imp teas.
50 catty bOXea
- 30 tieTces rire;
20 boxes white pipes;
.r5i4p 81 ColgaTe's fancy soaps;
Together with full assortment OF Family Groceries,
including Spices, Fruits Dyestu Fish, ETC., etc., for
TALLANT q DRLAPLAIN
mas sIaf No. 50 Nam street.
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GnG1om W0ri

UuBtOm WORK.
TJERE am again with tremendous stock OF Cloths
CassiEeieS, Vcstings dc, all to make up to suit
TONER'S rates oprfces and best style work
manship. [oct7l A. NJ. ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-19

Cod Liver OIL.
lust received: . 6 boxes Samuel Shines manufacture
ofpure Medicinal Cod Liver Oil the best article Of the
kind brought to this or any other market a
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG; 81
aIg21-1yr:d Opposite Washington Hall
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REMOVAL.

3 NJ. ADAMS has removed his CLOTHING STORE
"A to the large Ware Rooms Water street, second
below Monroe street. where his will find
usual excellent assortment OF seasoua BILE clothing at
the cheapest rates apo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-19

Through arrangement of the nervous system, the mind
thought is lost imbecy and diOcy oeu supervene
ing the throne OF intellect drear and desolae Tmdity
around the oflie haunted by Invisible torments
the burthen ofe becomes insuppoable, and he punses
desperately into the gulf of ntempeTance suiLile
nun TPIfTMpIJ on 1CCJENSF
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ARE YonjI ,eUrF1RINa

EiRoM Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Dffisult
II Breathing. Tooth Ache Tic Doloreux, Pain in the
Breast or Side Stlainor Spasm, Head.Ache, nhamma.
ton StiR Joints Cuts Bruises Fever Sores,
Pain cramps in tho Stomach, cholera orbus Cholera
Iniantnm Choc, Lame Back, Chiblatns bites Of Poison
Gus Insects or Rabd Dogs cake, Agus IN the Breast
or Face, burns bruises Chang chapped hads, cOTS,
COnactions Of the Muscles cords cuts OF any kind
Muscular weakness Paralysis, Piles, Kar Ache, Ulcers,
Salt Rheuni Scurvy, Sore Hippes Sore Lps VenereaI
Sores Scarlet Fey5r, any similar disease you may TEST
assured that i'll this article you have
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which NOT only removes main almost neously but
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The Oil of Grape Vine.H

Z 10 O44 VI VI dPO = I44Us ~
THIS Oils eTesplt oftwenty years investigation
II French sian, and is now extensively used In
France both purpose ofkeepng the hair glossy and
restoringit in bald places,
This Oil spartcuIary recommended, as 1t willrendel
the Hair SON, glossy, and pable besides makingt abou
two shades darker.
Prepared only by Dr. Fontain, PARIS 2eetsper bottle
ForENehy .VoWBLL. q UnionSt
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J YEARS. EXPERIENCE

OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE
In extensive practice devoted this branch OF medical
SCIENCE enables Dr. H. to insure aprompt and permanent
cure in OF tile different forms OF PRIvATE DsEAsEs
No Money TeqWiysd If q cure e not efsetsa:
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FAN Y q q ODS
FREDK TCKEY e. SONS

ERHDk. FlCKEY & SONS, -
'.'iA 250 BALTIMORE STREET. 5.H
Importers of English, German end Frenrh Psn,,
'sa $50 Goods, 8 ii'ia' u w
HAVR now in store their Spring assortment o.. POd
IL IL MonIass, Wollns, Percussion Caps, Accordion
Brushes Combs Of every description, Cutlery Fan, Br
tons, Periumeryt Fancy SOapsi Work Boxes Jswsg,
ETC., etc. ....s. - 49,. ~ 2"
ITthe Hosiery lire full assortment OF White, Brown
and mixed cotton hose, Lisle, Thread and six hoe
Cotton hose OF every description Lisle Thread and sill
Filley StewaIt's Patent Thread, Cotton, Thread ,n
Silk La0es, silk and Pocket Hhhdkerchiels, Neck lie
etc. etc. ii4 Is I'll! uf 80 lCaH ela.l45.s
Dealers will find our stock the most extensive In
city and prices low in the the county,
InaT24-dWtf .
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28
Ggoite. I9os stEgs
Do they miss Me!

IDq they miss me at home? Do they miss n
4 Twould be an assurance most dear,
lT4 know at this mdment some loFed one
Was saving, 81 wish he was her neh
ET5 feel th8tItl.e group at the freside
| Were thinking of me as l roanll
Oh, yesl 'tw5uld be jpy beyond measure,
ITO know that the ! missed me al home,
Vixen twilight approaches the season
That ever was sahred to song,
D oes some one repe at my name oFos
And sigffthat l tarry 50 long?
Al nd IS there choT ID in the music,
That's missed when my voice 5 away?
A nd chord in each heart that hwalSeth
Regret at ny wearisome stays
I % they place me chair at the ! able,
When evenings home pleasdrf Is are nigh,
nd the lamps are litin the parlot.
And stars in the calm azure sHy2
And when the Good Nights" an E repeated,
And each lays him down to s. Ieqp,
Do they think Of th4 absent. an h wait me
A whispered Good Night o Icr the deep?
DO they miss me at home Do.1 hey miss lhe
At morning, atnoon, an X at n sht?
md fingers one gloomy 4 Jade / tojnd them,
That only my presence can abht?
IRE iovs less invitingly wflcomfd.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

the arts an honor to Italy-to th'
i world. What he has praised, lived
] what he condemned, perished.
III As Donatello grew old his ankle
II ty grew more powerful to knox what
l the inspired eyes of the wonderful
t artist had detected in his great stat
III ue.
\ At length, the immortal Floren-
/ tine turned his eyes to his native
republic, and as he reached the sum
nit of the bill! which rises on the
side. of the Porta ROnadaG, he be
held the magnificent and glorious
dome, and Campaa1e, shining in the
soft golden radiance of the setting
sun, with the broad topped tower of
the PaIa1za TKechgo lifted in the yell
| low light, as even at this day it stands.
Alb, b,deathl can no worth ward thee?
Must the inspired artists eyes be
dark, his hand motionless, his heart
still, and his inventive brain as dull
as the clay he models? Yes! Dona-
tello lieststretched on his last coach,
and the light of life passing from his
eyes; yet even in that awful hour his
thoughts ran on the wishes Of his
past years, and he sent for the Flo
rentine artist.
His friend came instantly.
q am going, Michael, my chisel is
idle. my vision is dim, but | feel. thy
hand, MY noble boy, and hear thy
kind breast sob. | glory in thy re-
nown; / predicted it, and bless my
Creator that have lived to see 1t;
bat before | sink into the tomb,
charge thee, onIthy friendship, on thy +
answer ny question truly.
"As / am man, vii"
"Then tell me, without eqmyoea-
ion, what is it that my St. George /
gantgY" H.
~ { gift q spceea!' was the re
by.
A CLEAN of sunshine fell across
he old mans face. The smile lin-
,ered on his lips long after he lay
old as the marble upon WHICH hQ, had J
o often stamped the conception of
is genlus.
The Statue remains the adnHa-
ion Of posterity, and adorns he ex-
eyior Of the Chlesa dor San Ml-II.'
NuS3cM World Io
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

SNuFF. In Bays pa8twe have e|giH-
en- the ladies some toleg;ibly llain
lectures upon the use Iof snuff, $inde
which time we have oc ccasionally Iseap
a PARAGRAPH i4 our Exchanges ppHn
the SAME subj kct. A correspondent 1t
of Georgia paper s. Bggests a pAH
to remedy thf evil. ie says;
| 90 for a conven tlon TO devise
WAYS and means to de dmolkh the snlD
banel And..it should / L com posed
altogether of female delegat les, =
Snullleating and snn nil-cheWln$, has
become almost as great an evil as
as liquor making an Il drinking5 The
women do not get drunk on / t, it IS
true, but. they will admit it is a fiji
thy Habit, does nd good. an d is a
source Of useless ex Renditure Of mon
ey. There is hardly a lady or girl
.now-a-days who dbes not c hry 4
stick in her mouth and a I bsk ef
snuff in her pocket 1t is very fls b.
ionable here, ] know 4
If ladies only knew tha nine
tenths Of the snuff put intb their
mouths are manufactured out of half
smoked cigars. and half-chewd ID qufd$
of tobacco, collecte ed in cofiee-h5u$es,
and at lie doors, Ind in the fire-Pla
of hotels, in large cities, it would not
be difficult, | imdgine, to persuade
most of u EN- TO leave off so impr p7
er and bad a Practice. Let th&Con-
vention be held; let the Legislature
be invoked to take hold Of it,and let
the traffic in Ehikly, and the tIalIic
in snnf Can, il fill they must, into
the same ignobl4 grave together.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28
WHOLE NO. Zig.
The Grbans Of yEtna.

Bayard Taylor, the corresnonderf
Of tie N. Y. Tribune has written !,
very graphic description of the re-
cent eruption Of Altna. OF the
traFali OF the mountain, before the
floods Of lava brb Pike out, he savs.-
"Ihe sound vas The NEST awful that
ever met my ehrs 1t was Z bard
painful moan. nbT and then Hutter
Ing hke suppressed sob, aosl had
at The same TIME an expression Of
threatening ana of agony. It did
llot come from fttna alone. It had
no hxet loeatiPn; it pergat!ed all
space 1t was NJ the air,in the depths
81 theisea, III tho earth under my feet
everywhere, ih fact; and as it con-
tinued to incre4 4se in violence. ex-
perlenced sens aation of positiye dis
fress- The people looked anxious aud
alarmed, although they said il WAS !.
good thing for all Sicily; that lst
year they had been in constant fear
from earthquakes, and chat an erup-
ton invariably left the island onjef
for many years
"The heat 81 the day and the cor
tinued tremor of the DIR Inlled mo
INTO a Sort of dose, when l was sud
denly aroused by CRY iYpm n sol.
iier, and the stopping Of the dill
5enea- At the same time there was
terrific peal Of sound, followed by
Jar which must haze shaken the
Whole island. We looked up to .It-
IA, which WAS fortunately in full view
'eiore US. An immense mass Of
now white SIN oke had burst up FROM
ne crater, and was rising perpendicu-
irly into the air, its rounded vol
mes rapidly Fhirling oveF eaoh 9TH
!, yet urged Win suchimpetudsity
hat they ly1rolled outward afier
hey had ase ended to an inrlease
eight. 1t might have been. one
linute or fy9-lbr | was SO entran-
ID by this W Dnderful spectacle that
lost the sense of time-but i
'emed instantaneous (so rapid and
olent were fhe ELECTS Of the explo-
on,) when there stood in the air
lsed On tho summit Of the noun
IA, a mass of Smoke four on Eve
Hes high, and shaped entirely ike
&c Italian pine tree.
Swords cinnot paint the erauleu1
this qRghty tree. Its trunk OF
lumned smoke, one side of Which
,s SllVered fby the san, while tLv
hfr was if shitdow, lurid with rod
me, rose for more than mile be-
re 1t sentout It's cloudy boughs--
zen parting into athousard streams.
ca OF Which again threw out its
qtnc hing tufts Of smoke, rolling
q waving IN he air, it stood IN liz
ise relief against the dark blue oe
g sky "
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28
lie Has 10 Work for Il.

The leadih hg wlig paper IS say Maj
! G. A. Henry is entitled to the nom
ination Of t be party, as their caDdi.
date for Governor, as q reward fol
the distingJ Jished services he has done
on many pd dlitical battle fields, The
notion Of giving him the nomination
as compensation reminds US OF tie
last will and testalh hent of a Igener-
Gus old Irishman. lie was on his
death bed, and sent f5r a Giend to
write his WILL He was poor and was
leaving several children behind him.
He commenced by giving to his ell
dest son Jonay five Tho Hsand dollars.
To his second son Jam4y six thous-
and, To his third son Patrick seven
thousand. At this jundture his faith
ful old wife, who was listening at his
bed side, astonished at the mention
of such large sums Of money by her
dying and almost pennyless husband
interrupted him. 'GHde mon,' said
she, .'and what are yq4 thinking Of?
We are worth S scarcely ten dollars,
and yet you are givipg & away thous- +
andS. And where pray are these five I
and six and seven thousand dollars
to. come from?" "AlIl you th hought-
less creature, replied the dying man,
scan they not work a4d getitl" The
legacy left Maj. HeHry by the ex-
piring Whig party is llke that left BY
5he old Irishman to Ills sons; it is one
or which he has, yet,to work, and to
work hard too, and With about as lit !
le prospect Of gettiHg to be Govern
II, as they had Of 6btaining d large :
ortune by their labor. Tie party t
withheld from him Sen4torship !
then they had it 10 bestow. They 1
ioW kindly give hi in Il lie ~ollice of {
Governor bGt he N ust gor.l for it. t
he Major is evidently a iavorite t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

A HoEsE's FooT. The foot Of il
horseis one Of the NJ Pst ingenious and
singular pieces of n nhechapism in The
animal structure, an d. scarcely yield
ing to any in regular ity and complex
.ity under simplicity of design. The
hoof contains d seri4s of vertical and
thin lamina Of horh so numerous lis
to amount to about POO, and forming
a complete lining TO it. Into this
are fitted as many iamina belonging
to the coffin bone which sets are elas-
tic and adbeFent. The edge Of II
quire Of paper, inserted leaf by leaf
into another, Ikill convey sufficient
idea of this Arrangement. Thus
the weight Of the Animal is support
ed by rs many elastic springs as there
are lamina in all the feet, amounting
to abopt four thou#lnA, distributed in
the secure ma nner. .silI ce ev cry spring
is acted upon in al obliqud direction.
Such Is the obntriFance for the safe
ty Of an animal destined to carry
greater weights q IAN that # its own
body, and to carry those, also, ander
the hazard Of hea NY shocks.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28
Items Of Ne ws,
WIN Ediforlqt .gp,Enktlngs.

China expends f5rty millions Of
dollars annually foF opium. Ao
wonder they are a sleepy people
The estimated pb bpulation of the
Chinese. Empire in 1880, was 0ne
hundred and eighty five mllllons.-
1t is-now variously @stlnfated at from
three to five hundred millions.
There are five hundred and SIX
Thousand one hum hred and thirty
three taxable inhaL Litants iG the state
of Pennsylvania.
London is said to haye popula-
ton Of two milli3 3ns S even hundred
and fifty thousand inhabltants.
Dr. Graham, of IIarrb rbdsburg, Ken
lucky. will pay til E EXPENSES OF any
oae 70 and from that place, board
him free of charB Be, While there, and
prgsent him with a cold medal, if he
sban beat him at bff-hand riAe-shoot-
ind 1T Which nd stidks, stays, nor
bilI-rests will be allowed
The Legislature of Texas lately
anbropriated S24 10000, 10 eled II out
anh render 6t f r navigation s. several
off tie rive rs of the State
Tbe RJtIerrbri Telegraph says
tliat the State Of Tennessee ed hcates
I'LL childreh at Il he enormous expense
Of 399 Gel hts pei mum! What ex- I
trayaganc$ j /
The Sthte Of Massachusetts, du
ring the yea 1852, expended
S476,774 for u be support Of the poor
within her borde ers.
Gen. VIM. 7 Haskell has located
In the cit J. of Memphis and, will de-
vote him self TO the practice OF Law
The fI st gr4 4eifopels of tn 3 season
have been ri eceiyed In New York 7
Icify from SaJanauh They retail I
at 62l cents the half peck but the
hotels elhdly take all that are IN mar
ket at SI2 pei barrel. Toma toes also
received from Savannah, are selling
at 38 cents pd + quart The first rad
ishes of the season sell at 10 cents
the bun pch.
THE cars on the Hudson river
railroad rec ently run A miles in
451 minutes
The Bank of England ern nploys
sO0 clerks. whose salaries vary from /
$3.50 to $4,000 a year
The manufacture of jewelryIin the
citv Of Ne York is estimated at #
S6,OO0,OO0 annually I
It is stated in the Vick ksburg Wing
that there is not single hotel or
house of p ublic enterta inment open
in tha thriving city, and that the
"multItude of people, men, women
and cGildrd n that come to VicksDurg
On hnsinesB. or as trar elers. passing
through i'll learn WITH olsllias' ~
their arrival, that tnefe Is ho' " f"p
lie house b which they can Obtain a
nights 10 fg'ng' and iqr a meal S..iO-
tuals they must go To i Fes'auia' u
- wharf b04'.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28
We miss T'het.

tye miss thee at home. Yes! 'e miss thee
Since the. hour We babe thee Edieu,'
knd prayers have encircl9d thf pathway
From anxious hearts, loving 4nd true.
That the Saviour wo uld gtide 1 Ina protect the
AS far from the loved Giies y ID roam,
And whisper, whoneTer thou v LIT sallened,
They miss thee-ALh miss hee at home
IWh@ @n morning ava ses l;s fro in slumber.
We catch from h Fr lips the Efrst kiss,
And fold ma wand dfrins zelhF Fr
To be waited to Ain whom I'VE miss;
And when we have joined tn home circle,
And replaced tn still vaoa ht chair,
In each eve rise thf gathering tear-d.ols
For him we we're wont to s. feI there.
The shadows Of, ev knins are falling,
0, where IS the Fandqror N Pw?
The brceae that fid ats lightly around us
HerchaElce may / 5oen Visit Us brow;
D bear Oh thy b6s4m ainessdge,
We are watehina a-0h, whit wilt thou rfani
The heart has GRO, In sad and detected,
For We miss the F-AI4I mks thee at fdme-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

a RIDE on THE BACK OF a liYE
NA.-Dr. Sp;l lrman tells a cnion;
story Of hyena, which was toIe
him at the cape 0! Good Hope
One night the soldiers had least
neat tie Cape, when one q th' n.
who was d trumpeter, drank So
muth he could not stand up LIS
coup panions, not wanting him in tile
room, carried him ont OF doors and
laid him down beside the house Il
GEL cool and sober. The trumpetelF
laid there and went to sleep, Whell
a ID hyena came along, and thinking
him dead, began to carry hlm away,
50 as 10 make meal Of him undis-
turbed. TWAS some time heiorf
the man awqke so as to know thh
danger of bis Situation. Whep he
did So, he found hlnse3 ON the baqk
of the hyena which was making
off towards the mountain win mp
as fast as possible. Beng horror
struck and finding himself in TIE
pbuer of t be ferocious brast, His
fdar brought BIN TO his senses, apd
Selling his Trumpet which hni.g
around his neck, he sounded an a
ID ar,n. Thd beast, thinking he hhd
oulr dead man. was as much
ftightened 4 t the sound Of the trum-
pei as the ltlan was at his situation;
so, droppia Z his piey, they scam.
percd aw al from ebch other as f'sl
as posslbleI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

3 L4tK SNow.-A Idtter from Wal
pole, +. H., dated ? Slh ult, says;
"We have had in| some parts Of this
town. and in the adjoining towns
what Ne call very remarkable occur
renee viz: a fall Of black snow. l
send You some writing with snow as
it fell, and written with a clean pen.
The writing sent by oar correspond
ent i perfectly legible, and has the
appearance of having been written
with black ink. We leave the ex-
PLANTATION of the phenomenon to the
scioatiiic. = Bp5tan Joirney.
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BERRY ew ALA CT. !
VOL. s.--NO. %.
-" - ww -

\ trTSF'w0 Dollars for on4 wear if paid a
the tinle' of subsGfptD2a: I'w0 D0ii:ar
;snd Fl9Iy Gems. wirIioUT DEVIATION
after the ebxpiraticn Of three Impfths.
/ sUPiii kSi.iS for Advertisements, Job
! W5rk OF Subscription, s,ofsl l1ered due whel
contractel, except against those with whom
we have running accounts.
Euy~NS E'aper will b. sqnt out Of the county
unless psid for IN advan;,e.
sCJeAdvettisena ants inserted at One Dol
lar per Square OF Twelve Lines
or Less, for the first Insertion; Fifty
Gents for each continuance
sCFH Persons advertisngNy the year, viii be
charged. Thirty Do:Lark fqr whole col
umn, Twenty Dollars for one-haif,
Gen g}OEIar> f9- one q Earter No deria-
ton f5oba bess terms aier sny Circumstances,
tE5%The privilege of yeafly advertisers Is
strictly lnitsf 10 their ofea 'asnaeflats o1bF
regular b,tSiaess; and the bllslfes' OF an al
vertiziilg firm IS not considered as including
that of its individual members
0ErAnnduncing candidates 'Ehrce DoiiarSs
10 be piia "a .,{sqnre "a ec4rg re
0LFiAdv4rtiselnents noi mar kel With the mum
blr o6 EEns..rtsors when hal deB in viii be oo' =
thu InsT oylereI ct, oI,a pigment eraef4L
n-7- n, advertisement cin be ijiseFsi g'atuitotsly
0-TAdT& dT&rt'sements Of petsonal nature, '''g4-
rias4 lborgsi double prioel
GrTAdy ytrtiscment5 Of patetlt ihfaioihes iliSelF-
Ell az E'llirty DOii;lF4 ref CoinHnil'
per Ecar.
kr-PJob Printing. Il AFI kinds' neatly
}one.A,h New x'ype. A td On as reasonable
terms Ias any office in Te1nessee.
rgeNo Paper viii be ''fseentinued until all
arrearhges are paid uP--ftlscspt ott''e ept'9' e
the PtJkslfrS-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

VETERAN PosrMAsrFR.-Jobn
McEae, Esquire, Postmaster r OF
ayette,ill NI. E., has declined a
reappoiutmeilt- He has been con-
nected with the office Tor the lons
period Of fifiy4tNo years, seventeen
years as clerk under his father, the
late Daniel AIcRae,and tliHty-fivf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

sa'h hl. SWartvoni, Esq, (.x-
lector,) III certificate from tie
Com! shows lh hl he is not Il,
q cent to be qi:it' d State Ia q
fault, and thaf il 10 SHIT or la,Fs ept
is against him in the t.. $. &
He SAYS Bei3ah il Birsi>al
who hes recently died Ia Nv
sey, hnce one Of lis snrelies
indebted to i'lIn $1,000 bars.t. ~
HIoney, and that he Was NOS ia.
etI to Bndsa,l.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

MECHANICS FOR NEW Alr3
= lhc Independence (No) BE
engfr cohtanis entertainments. stai
ing slIal a 2 ieat many carperier.
and maFpns are wanted iis Stl &.
re- 1 be v ages are high il e.
eop pntr'f, and as Cdngrtss has N a'
ai.ge. appropriations al ihe lale
Iof, ioF tie PHllic' Bindings, s
Santa he, there wIil be no tiiie,l
ty IN getting tie pay.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

PRoBLE h.+ The Y is "a number
if mulilpli edI by Il, ard add Is, dl-
vide by i5B and 5 lbsifact 10 Ii pm
il, there WI III Ge l5 j enlainder-w hal
humber is tlIal:?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

1t is a fact worthy of note, IT,,
when COTTON is well handled before
pass es through the gin. 1t pays Fl
planter q much better price TIA
when raising { n oyergrown crop had
matured and picked full Of tgasll.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

DfunleH mess aud crime are gre.It-
~ infieasdq m Boston compared Hltil
last wear, Notwithstanding the ofcra-
tiod Of the Liquor Law.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

Every body con H4 inns scandal. yet
nothing tirtulate$ more readily
even GOLD itself i less current
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

If you ars disqq qieted at anything
YOU shoul b eonsid4r 4r With yourself
the thing OfI that \ forth, that for it
should SD disturb myself, aud los
my peace ana tranquility.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

Cqeuubers. of Ills wears eruath
! have madc their appearing .s se
t'irc rcinnati market.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

Late accounts from California
state that the Indians are in most
deplorable conditH Hon. Many of them
have been madd TO work without
compensation daring the working
season, and then turn ed out to die
with starvation being treated worse
than a humane person b would haye
treated the|min1 less brute that ha!
served him. WI do not wonder that
outrages should be perpetrated BY
them, when thHs gound down by
want and the di Fe yisage of starya
ton staringtheih I'm the face.