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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-10
Rags! RagsM
COME AT LAST.

. SFEELBKVILE- s Es4-4
ME undersigned, haviuE, 1ar- zf-
4 chaEei the entire property kiewn
rs the SLEibgviNe Inn an4 eEpdctiIIg 70 49,
ofliciate Al landlord Of the same during w
the balanke Of his life, would rcsHect- =
fully ann ounce to his old friends anIl tile public
generally that he continues al hi4 old stand
where he has been for the last foukteen years.
From the long experience in his business, he
hopes to ctntnue 10 give general Substitution to
all such II may favor him with call His ia
bic viii as good as the market lin possibly
afford Iirices moderate Rooms neatly fitted
PasseuI ers with their bi -gasc. stospiIig At the
Inn, cohv Dyed 70 and from the Depot fTee of
extra cha se. Sept. 23l ID. 81 EVANS.
ESTRAY--LINCOLN COUNTY
HHAKHN up by Samuel j. Blahd, in civil
1 dist tict No IL, one Horss Mge Of
brown co.. pr. about wears old about 15 hands
high. brai lied With O on the left shoulder, ri
ses we'll o / the yeathers. Valued ateS2qp.
Oct = 1913
~ O. WALLACE, Ranger.
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MECHANIC ToOLs-cHA!Ns

NE keep constantly on hand a "a
w general ass, rtnselt If MrcItAN- e s.
les Tools. which we viii sell verr ~
cheap. We have also reeeiveli very large
stock Of CHAINS. consisting in part Of Log
chains, Fifth chains, Stretehcrs. Stay chains.
Lock chains, Breast CHAINS, Tongue chains.
Halter chains. etc. etc.
EVANS & CUMMINGS,
sept. %. Shelbyville, Tenn.
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FRESH RECEtPrs-

WE are .,,,. just j in rseeirs Of large as
everything in our lire which we viii sell as low
as can be had aJsewherf- We invite all these
wishing to purchase to give our Stock an ex-
animation. EYANS1& CUMMINGS.
sept. %. Shelbvville. Tenn.
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nOissE smOE NAILs.

W. = e.. ssn S.. s e. a ~Sfts @s
can sell cheaper than any blacksmith can aiiord
to make theuI-ebich We warrant as goJd a.
any. EVANS &CUMMTNGS.
sept % Shel8yviile, Tenn.
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nF p have just now a Ia Fge and Il :
w &ell selected stock Of Gro

WI Well selected stock of Gro
ceries. Liquors. etc, conk sting in part Of
the fPllowihs articles, to whith we cordially
inyitd the attention of -dealerk and consumers
generp lly throughout Bedforh and adjoining
counties
lPo bags Rib Coffee;
p do LaslIira do 81
10 do Old Java do "a
400 90 Liverpool Salt; 81
5t0 bhls Kanawha do Fl
81 hhas prime Sugar; x
20 bbls Loaf and Crush Go
80 bbls and p !, bis Nol.sses;
1000 bhls extra family Flour:
400 bags do d3 do
70 boxes Vatwist TobaF REQ, fancy brand;
10 do L. & A. do db
200 kegs Juniata Nails:
30 bbls Cincinnati Whikkeg;
10 do Old Rye b.
10 do Mononsahcla 30
10 do Rose 40
10 do Peach BRANDY:
10 J pipes French 0tarEl;
20 casks American dp
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-10

0-AdtfrI 4aneuss areIiHserted IN the err
de. .A.H aloh ley are handed in.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-10
COFFEE.

WE have just received 80 Bags
w prime Rio and 2Q Bags Havana 80
Coffee. EVANS & CUMMINGS,
sept. 20. Shelbyville, Penn.
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/ I'IIDPIlSIII()I!!
Who Bids?
PRIZES oFFERED!

In order 10 extend our circulation,
and t9 enlist those who can aid US in
this behalf, Ne Will give to the person
SD b Us thelargest number of new
sabsctiIyrs 10 the OJsegc9 betw cen
this a hi the first of February next, a
SpI endid Gold Pencil
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CAS- TBNGS

Et AEON Boxes and Css5ip gs all -
= description@dn hand aIidf sale -
ELLIOTT & TH0M lbON. y \
noF. 3. ShelByvi r., Teun.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-03

and d>gree among manKind-aIf Of which. without
one dissenting objection, pronounce this ointmentto
be GOOD!
As day by day il unobtrusively extends its sphere
Of action along the borders Of our vast country andis
circulatedthroughout its extent, new evidences ofits
Power and new proofs of its efficacy are continually
developed. Three millions Of boxes, applied to dis,
ease within the las. four years have established the
astounding fact, beyondthe power of cavil or cont a.
diction, that II is INFALLIBLE in the cure Of all Tu-
mors, Ulcers, Sores, Burns, letter, Piles, Scrofula,
Erysipelas, chilbains, scald Head, sore Eyes, Quinsy,
Group, Rheumatism, Broken Breast, Ague in the Face,
eorns, sc. II completely restores the lnsensible PER-
RPntATIoN, and by this means opens those avenues by
which nature intended to sxpel the morbid matter OF
tho body thus is the system cleansed: the blood pu-
rifed: and the health restored.
II has power to cause all external sores, ScrQful-
ous Humors, and Poisonous hounds to discharge
their putrid matter: and then heal them. tits rightly
terme' All Healing, for there is scarcely a disease
external or internal, that Il will not benefit. ] have
used 1t forthe last fourteen years for all the diseases
Of the chest; consumption and liver; involving the ut
most danger and responsibility; and declare before
heaven and man, that notin one single case has It fail
cd to benefit when the patient was within reach o.
mortal means.
J. MeALISTER. f4I Fulton-st. NewYork Sole Pro-
prietor. A. 4 S. HENDRY, Agents for Ohio.
Sold by n. L. Slocum and Otto w. Kraemer, Laneas'
ter; +. Kali, Nashville; w. w. Reed, Carrolli M:CamP
bell. Pickerington; Leonard and Brother, Basil; A.E
Mitthef, Lockville; Samuel Bartlet,a Winchester; J
Endsley, Lithopolis; Il. Geohegn, Baltimore; J, Clay
pool. New Salem; J. and s.. Henbee, Amanda; DAME
Hawkin, Sugar Grove; AshbAugh and Beery, Bremen
O-tnbor %, 1851 20
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From New York.

New York, Jan. I7.-In the Senate, yes
terday, Mr.. Stewards speech was very Of
fective and considerably excited.
Mr.. Cass was called to order in some re-
marks he made in reply.
Mr.. Gwynn proposed the p~ostponement
Of the subject, till after March 4th but with
out action the Senate adjourned.
The N. Y. Mint bill was as good as killed
in the House, yesterday, by a vote refusing
to order it engrossed for a third reading, by
90 to SO.
The Wing Legislative caucus at Boston,
yesterday, nominated Hon. Edward Everett
candidate Tor the Office Of U. s. Senator, to
succeed Gov. Davis.
The matter OF the fire in the bonded ware
house is undergoing a strict investigation.
There is no doubt but that it was the act Of
an incendiary.
The Mexican news announcing President
A%rista's resignation, was received here by
the Empire City from Havana.
The resignation was caused by the refusal
Of Congress to grant him extraordinary pow
or. The New ministry will probably be Of
very short duration.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-03
George NammsTs Premium Essence Of CeRts

MANUFACTURED 1T DANIEL BoHLNl b co.
One Package at l5 cents ioiH sare lbs. Of Coffee!
THIS Essence was lately awarded with \ silver
i medal In he American Institute, New York, also
with the first premium for such articles in the Frank
in Institute, Philadelphia. of
Sold Wholesale vnd Retail, 1T the proprietor sole
Depot, ~ 8,Callowhill street, Philadelphia. Also, forsale
by our Agents, and 1.-THE principal Drug and Grocery
stores throughout the United States.
This Essence has been proven by many Thousands
Of the richest and most respectable families, a. well
As by the poorer class OF PEOPLE, almost through the
whole United States, to be by farthe best preparation
Of coffee ever offered to the public. Coffee made by
this Essence Is much more who esome, more delicate,
finer favored, perfectly clear, and, in every instance,
superior to the finest Java Coffee.
In ordGr to give full satisfaction and proof that the
above article Is perfectly healthy, and to show some-
thing ofthe deserved reputation It has gained and just
mandations, particularly relating to heath, from DR..
Booth and Dr. Chiffon, practical chemists and Analy-
sists Of the cities Of Philadelphia and New York.
College AreFne, Tenth street, belOtD Market,
philadelphia, September a, 1851.
have examined the essence OF Coffee manufactnE-
ed by Hummel, Boiler & co., and find that its con-
~stituents are not in the least injurious to health, il
may be used freely and with saiety:
Pro. of Chemistry applied to Arts, franklin Institute.
No. 70 chambers street, NetD York, Aug %, 1851.
have examined an article prepared by MessrB.
Hummel, Boiler and CO Philadelphia, called Essence
of coffee, which is intended to be used with coffee,
for the purpose of improving it, find it free not only
IRON any thing injurious to health, but, on the con-
trary, the ingredients of which It Is composed are per-
fectiy wholesome. ]. X CHILTON M. ID. Chemist.
For sale by G. KAUFMAN 4 co., Agents..
and other Druggists and Grocers generally
Lancaster, Ohio, August 3, 1852
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-03
Iater froIn California.

NEW YoRK, January 2s,-The steamship
Star Of the West, arrived this morning from
San Juan de Nicaragua, bringing San Fran
cisco datesto The LIST, and 400 passengers.
The Oregon and Northern left San Fran
cisco, for Panama with 1891 900 in gold
dust.
The Barque which cleared from San Fran
cisco for Hong Kong. December Goth, with
100 passengers,h had just hoisted anchor when
the crew made n desperate attack with
knives on the officers and drove them all
overheard. But the officers afterwards OBJ
tanned assistance and re-took the vessel.
The Chinese were informed that the ves-
sci was going on the voyage short of pro-
visions and water. The American crew
were afterwards attacked by the Chinese for
their passage money, and the voyage was
abandoned.
Much rain and snow had fallen in the in
terror, creating much suffering and distress.
The whole country between Tehanna and
Sacramento City is under water. Bridges
have been swept away, and some lives lost.
Stockton and Marysville had been partially
inundated. The winter is considered the
s~everest since the settlement Of the country.
On the mining streams all operations were
suspended. A great scarcity of provisions
and the consequent high prices has occasion
ed much suffering and distress, and many
it is feared will die from starvation. Hun
dreds are subsisting on barley and potatoes
10 Sierra and Yuba.
The snow was already ten feet deep. In
one place the miners held n meeting ant
forced a trader to sell what flour he had on
hand at forty-fve cents per pound.
A man named VIM. X. Jones was hung by
the people, twelve miles above Sacramento
for the murder of Peter Gaffen.
A severe gale had done considerable dam
age in San Francisco, and the shipping haC
suffered severely.
The members of the Legislature were rap
idly c~ongregating, preparatory to their meet
ing at Vallejo. 1t isv very uncertain whether
the seat Of Government would remain there
during the winter. In the case Of its remov
al, Benicia will be selected.
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Additional by the Arctic.

New YoKK, Jan 27.-Wright, Candy &
Co., report grain dull. Wheat was in lin
tied request-full rates.
Flour sold slowly and rather easier
Indian corn was more inquired for.
McMakin's Circular says: "We had q
fuller attendance of buyers this morning
than for some weeks past. More consump-
ton inquiry for foreign wheat, and on an
aggregate more fair business is done. Flour
must oe quoted Sd per Dbl lower, with dull
sales. Indian corn il taken only in retail.
There 10 more inquiry for cargoes afloat.
provisions are light and firm. Sales oI
fine choice cheese at about 5Os. Beef, stea.
dy. Lard, quiet"
From France we have little beyond the
Imperial appointments, some Of which have
besh declined in disgust. It is thought M
Dupin will still accept the post OF ProcureuT
General. Several additional presentations
Of credentials by Foreign Ministers had Ia
ken place.
The police are very vigilant in their eff
forts TO arrest persons suspected Of design;
against the State, and numerous arrest:
had been made on the most trivial Vretences
A HaVre paper states that a.'passenger by
the American packet ship Isaac Bell, ha,
just been arrested in Havre, and considera,
BILE number Of socialists pamphlets found ir
his possession were seized.
The ceremony Of the conversion Of Bishop
Ives OF 8. c., to the Roman Church, tool
place at Rome on the 26th.
The correspondent of the London Morn
ing Chronicle, in Spain, reports that Gen
Cnnedo is recalled from Cuba.
A German paper says orders have beer
given to agents Of the Austrian Govern
ment in Hungary no longer to designate
Kossuth and friends as agitators. Their of
fence against Austria being not agitation
but treason.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-03
NEW GOODS.

XNTE have now received a large and complete as
v sortment Of New IL Fashionable Goods,
which we are daily exhibiting and selling at the old
stand Of REINMUND AND Son.
All we ask or require, is, that persons visiting our
city in pursuit Of good bargains, will give us q CALL
We dctcst ~humbuggery, aud, besides, our goods once
examined, recommend themselves. Our stock is rnl
was bought in a cash market, and we are satisfied
with small profits. We can supply our customers
with almost avery thing heart can wish for, IRON an
ounce Of Indigo TO a hogshead Of Sugar; or from
yard Of 81 cent Calico to a full suit n clothes for D.
or Shoes, Hats, Bonnots, Hose, Ribbons, Parasols
silks, lawns. bareges, d. LANES, ginghams, calicoes
cloths, cassimeres, S~atinets, tweeds, nc I'VE are wei
supplied AZ respects both qualities and prices,-
We keep on hand the hest Of Family Groceries
such as Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice
Spices, &c.
And we are always supplied with 3 large and valu
able stock Of Ready Made Clothing, made her,
at home. on special order, and therefore greatly pre-
fcrable to that imported from eastern slop-ShoPs.
.:PCsshOnd country Produce always taken IN OK
change Tor goods. RElNMUND & MARTIN.
Anril 80, 1859, dB9
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ARRIVAL of Arctic.

New YORK, Jan. 26.-The Arctic sailed
from Liverpool on the 18th; and arrived al
81 o'clock, with 80 passengers. The Her.
mann sailed from Southampton on the 10th,
at IL in the forenoon. The Africa arrived
at Liverpool on the 9th, at 9 at night.
Collman & StOlterfoht, of London, are
bankrupt to the tune of E3OO,OOO, in con-
sequence Of forgeries by Robert H. Peres
corn dealer.
The overdue steamer Australia, has ar.
rived with a million pounds on board. A
large export of goods still continues to Aus
tralia.
The Turks have blockaded the Montene.
gro coast.
The steamer Magdalena, from Vera Cruz
brings nearly two m%illions-arrived at South
ampton on the 9th.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-03
NEW ADyERTIsEMENT.

GARAGHTY, 1.-THE sign Of the GOLDEN WATcH,
u most respectfully informs the citizens of Lancas-
ter and the public generally, that he has opened, 8
doors Fast Of the Hooking Valley Bank, in the build
ing occupied by J. Frank. as a clothing store, a IT,
W~atcH-Maksr and Jewclry Establishments
n and is not only at all times prepared to repair
lEA WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
on the shortest notice, but has also a fine lot Of new
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Fine Pocket Knives, Port
monnais and many other notions on hand, which he Is
~willingto dispose Of at as ioto prices as any other es-
t~Ablishment west OF the mountains s MS.
My motto Is small profits and quick sales. as my
name is "Rsitter Abraham, Isaac nor Jacob" andI
every article | sell, | shall warrant.
Those wanting a fine Clock or Watch are requested
to call before purchasing elsewhere, and ] an sure
that you will not leave dissatisfied.
May IS. dl04 JAMES GARAGHTY;.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-03
city TFads.-This has been another busy

49, - "
City Trads.-This has been another busy
week in our city, anda general desire to
join with others in the road to prosperity, Is
beginning to be manifested by almost every
one. The feeling Of dependency which has
made croakers out OF some has passed away,
and the "good time coming" is near at hand.
During the coming season many improve
ments will take place, and with the compile
ton Of the railroad, the facilities Of trans
p~orIation being increased, all seasons will
witness uninterrupted prosperity. Our pop
ulation will necessarily increase but slowly
owing to a want of dwelling houses, but this
will be remedied in anothe: year or two, and
then the difficulty will not deter strangers
from settling here.
We have never witnessed a stronger hope
Of prosperity among our citizens or a more
determined spirit of progress. The season
thus far has been indicative of an increasing
trade, and with the arrival offspring purchas'
es, we may expect a still greater increase oil
business. The prospect is bright and cheer
ing, and we would urge upon our citizens
the necessity Of using every means within
their power to add to the business OF the
city. Everything cannot be accomplished
at once; but o gradual and steady investment
in all enterprises calculated to add to the
trade and population of the city, will in The
end be found to be amply sufficient. IL is
apparent every one, that the growth of the
place depends upon an increase of our me-
chanical and manufacturing departments
and the improvement of our roads, canals
and other facilities of transportation. Be uE
and doing.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-03
STORE.
CO.nartnership.

TTNHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm nameo Of FRANK 4 CO., Clothing Merchants
was dissolved by mutual consent on the first day Of
April. The business will hereafter be conducted un.
der tho firm. name Of g.. SIMON h CO, at tho OH
STAND, Third door East of The Hooking VaLeS
Bank, where may DO found at all times a fine, large
and well selected stock.of
Ready Made Clothing,
For men and boys. as well as . large assortment o.
Shirts, Drawers. Under-shirts, CravAts, Handfs, &c.
II must also be remarked that the report, thu
FRANK, who ia so we'll known for his fine fits ant
good bargains, intendedto leave town, 10 not true, anC
he would assure his friends, his customer and the
public generally, that he will Be ready to receive al
those who may favor him with a call.
Also, At the same place aud at all times, viii be
found 1 fine lot Of Je,Deirv, Notions and (Nutiery.
Lancaster, April "a, iSb9 @. SIMON n Co.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-03
Dissolution OF Partnership.

VNHE Partnership heretofore existing between the
4 subscribers under the name of CLY & EvERsoLE,
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent All
persons knowing themselves indebted by note or
otherwise will see the necessity Of calling Immediate
ly and settling. The notes, books, etc will be found
at their old stand. either of he partners are authoriz.
ed to settle. JACOB ely
November 0, 1852. ABRAM EVERSOLE
uThankful for past favors, the subscriber intends
continuing the business at the OLD STAND, where
can be found at a ltimes, the greatest variety Of
lily GROCERIES, which will be sod on reasonable
terms. JACOB CIV.
Lancaster, November 0, 1852. 26
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-03
From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-Arista, the
President Of the Mexican republic, has re-
signed his Office, and left the city on the 9Th
inst.
Cavalos, the Judge Of the Supreme Court,
became President I'D interim.
The Commander Of the government troops,
Gen. Minon, has been beaten by Uraga in
a regular battle.
The ReVolutionists were triumphant ev-
cry where.
Santa Anna was looked for with anxiety
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-03

STAND PACK HAss.-Two Dutchmc n, moi
long since, had occasion TO go to n black
smiths on business, and finding the smith
absent from the shop they concluded to 90
to the house. Having reached the door, said
one to the other:
"Come, Hans, you AK about de smit."
"Nain, nain," said the other, "but you can
AK 50 peter as | can"
"Vell den, I Knocks"
The mistress Of the house came to the
door. Hans then enquired-
ais de smit mitinW (s the smith within.)
"Sir!" said the woman.
ais de smit mitinl"
al cannot understand YOU" said tho wo.
man.
"Vot de tyfFel! l say is de smit mitinF'
The other dutchman, perceiving the wo
man could not understand Hans, stepped up.
pushed him aside, and said
"Let man come up vot can say some
ting; is de blacksmit shop in do houseF"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-03

HoosIER PRuDEEcE.-During the Mexi-
can war, a regiment of volunteers, en- route
for New Orleans, halted at a small town in
Indiana. Tho inhabitants were profuse in
their hospitality, and at parting, the Mayor
DESTROYS Of showing all possible civility, ex-
planned to the Captain, 'that having reason
to fear there were thieves on the road. he
had thought it prudent to order four consta-
bIes to accompany the regiment for protec'
| tionln
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-03
Now Arrangement.

ME undersigned having bought the entire inter-
Il est oil JAcoB =. BEcK, he will continue the Hard
ware business at his old stand opposite the Tsllmadge
crsl assortment Of Hardware, which he will positive
ly sell cheaper than any house in the city can sell.
lie invites his old friends and the public generally Ia
call on him before purchasing elsewhere, as he is de;
termined to give general satisfaction.
GFAl persons knowing themselves indebted TO the
undersigned, or the late firm Of Bope & Beck, are
earnestly requested to call and settle, as the business
Of the firm must DO settled up At as early a day as
possible. p. BOPE.
Lancaster, March 90, 1852.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-03

@The following verse used to be sun
in the New England Churches in tho days
Cotton Mather:
40! praise the Lord with One consent,
And in this grand design
Let Britain and the colonies
Unanimously join"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-03
IeaiIrOMdI

PIrTsBuReH, January 96.-Yesterdpy AZ.
~ternoon, about four o'clock, the mil train,
consisting Of three cars, on tho Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad, opposite the New
Brighton Bridge, the middle car broke an
axle and was precipitated down an embark
ment forty feet. The other cars passed on
Several passengers 10 the middle car weF,