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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
\ ~ ONLY ORIGINAL AID GENUINE
CLIREilUGH'S
TRI cor ii H. k u u $!
LEI those now use
Who aever used before,
AMI those who always used
Now use the more.

REDUCED FROM oSE DOLLAR
TO Fifty CENTS PER BOTTLE.
'TuIS justly celebrated and widely known COM
l pound which for sixteen years has mst with dis
i, uow reduced 10 such low price M wi.i eaabls 1
he within the re !ch oi all ns II Is the cheapest ana
st article now IN Use. It's curative properties a.s
almost miraculous: Scald Head. Sale Rhrun, stiGRs
o. nsrcts and all the numcrou, trsin oi dsag reable
cutaneous cruptions disappearing as II ny nlhsic
Irs STRENGriENlN AND efiMtLAriNG
au,trs ate r,ysled roasing into action the nerves
and hlooo sells which carry nutrinent, impsrting
ralth tas greatest Of natures adornnrnts Ia beau
tfnl head Of hair to the latest peritd Oi HE.
FOR Err iDiCATtNG DA ANDRiFF IL is unsurpss-
.ed Cleansing the skin completely al every inpuTi-
~ leaving the hnr neither gunmy, ar dry hut moist,
,. aud SILKY. Ii IL To OIL ~ dress The hair,
a IL doe, not soil the hat head dress and keeps
longsr moist.
TIE TklGOPHEROUs bss gradually risen in IA
vor with the public, hy its own merits anG rot like
the pusL and ephemera compositions existing TO dny
and ,,v iowed ~ oblivion to morrow, until IL has be
cnne one oi the staples olfe and looked Tor by All
one of nrcessaries Of the tsilet and medicine chest
The known popularity 1.-THE Trioophero'S has o'-
Cns oned many spurious articles, bearing "utwardy
the same name aud character. Ladies HGI Genhs
men must therefore he rateiul to ASH lex
CLIREuUGH'S STRICOPIIEROUs
Pre- pared by War CHrrhngh, New York, aud for
nlo Ly his only wh,csalr and retnil agenis
HAZARD a. CASWELL,
uaI22 ~ Apothecarics Hall.
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INTERNAL OlCERS.

RMS cure 10 triumph over the skin Of the besf yAyx.
eiors In the city Of Philadelphia and s POSITIVE PRooy
III informal ulcers be cured easily as extern
Hspkwn, one Of the most respectable gentlemen .
Asbxr,, Cay~So Co, " Y, informed us In Oct, leS
that be had been afflicted with three FIssuREs D.
ULcERs situated internally a. TO allow of exnrta
auou and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and
their locston He said that he had spent one yeoriS
PAiislsiphia under the professional advice OF the be
1hyscians and Vas Obliged TO return to Auburn with
cut cure or help when DIR T. A. Hunt, druggist "a
Auburn advised him TO try Byasfs Purifying Erfres
and the use of seyen boes of IA Affected ,,,frf -.
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GREAT iMLRIlsN RENEBl

VEGETABLE pNSPErER Rl1T.h
a s'e, speedy and pc man'Li Cure Tor I'ys
peps,a n it's worst Forms. This medicine
will be found TO cure all con plants arising
rom disordersof the Stomach and Bo" ei',
Is BllIiousness, Yellowncss of SKIN. ivrI
complaints Deb,hty Head' che, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, ralprnri' n e, the I''m
Costiveness &c, &c. Please Icad the iol
lowing certificate
Read The following from anenir'ntphy-
sicinn ;s-
The undersigned beng acQusi"i'd with
some Of the ingredient. cf iIuic"ings' Wee
rtable Dyspepsia Btt.rs. and having used II
Tor some tim. in his practice with every de-
ii,ed effect, he recommends this medicine
srom the certainty ofiis OBJECT, and gives II
preference over all preparations in medicine
for tha, distressing complaint. py.pepNih.
Il. HARDENBERGII, NJ D.,
SThe following certificate is from Mr.. 9th
dy,tne celebrated Dngucrreotypist
Having been afflicted very severely wisa
Dyspcp,is,' together with extreme weakness.
il was advised TO take Hutchings' DysTepi
hiuers and have every reason To he'ear
in b,. spcrfecly cured me. haveslnIfrll
TO symptoms Of n return Of the disease and
HE eve from tie effect il had on me that
w.l,curc the wtrstcnses ofDyspepsia.
NJ. B. BRADY,
M 205 Broadway, n. Y.
The Propri"to- cfthis medicine hasreceiv
ed many other certificates OF cures. equally
remarkable, ofth. various diseases for wlich
this preparation is applicable hut The aho;e
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unpr'l'
indeed mind Of its value and superiority
aboye nil ether PREPARATIONS.
Principal office, I22 Fulton st., N. Y, W
stairs
Price, so ceLts rel OF Ghottles 70,
81 50,
Apothecaries Hall.
N,yI Agent for Newport.
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LIVER-COMPLAINT!

Dr NATHAN HtEBARD. ri Stamford. Conn one ~
lhs oldest and s"- re.r"cal physicians was addicted
with irs,. fap PiEf years aud was B1y,ciy rYyod
BY un-2 BRANr'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
name hundreds of other also cured.
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Travelling Agents Wanted.

Competent persons will te supplied up
on the most favorable terms. A Few
more only will he engaged. Address
post paid, DIR. A. Nj. Mnuriceau, N. Y
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CHANCE OF LIFE.
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

from y|rI the aud tire at mfdss 49,
III. one caN SccoicJTfrd aud tc Ui'I gradually
yrs,,ed prevent any Of a Iri difease' ;at cqu-u
ly ari,s in of such change.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. COMPl AINTS.

No reprdy offered fo ,h- public hrs ever becn hoU
snd fu1! in r>siorny All tho incidental Woakn'>
-. and h,syuinrtirs OF the sex, BRASr'S PuMOsAW
BAL,,S makes np ference whether the dernnr. ment
,t.rJ, .,on. e~ss'. ar other ~"hHe"-u REGULATES
ALL by srenylhsnin9 ESs syS ~ ogHdirn1 The cipsyLA
roS. sad .ooh.2 snd ausyrny stR,ors iesirAp".iTJ
"a N..n nh ls.fa
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One Dollars Worth !!
cANcERous scRoFULA!

How ,nmrh CANCFR-how mach 81 iL,Tn, ~ =, ~.
much sCUOFT LA-will one dgn's To,h of hR.H
PTRIFIER cur Read ia. following ''"'eh'H' ""''
I. ifs 1pMp
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A GOOD CUP OF TEA.

IJOW delicious and refreshing IL good cup OF Tea
III And how many there are who pay so cents, snd
sven 7sseents, pound for common Tea, when hey
pan have for the same money, less, nice, ffsso,
md sweet Tea, newly opened, with an aroma ane
oaste which mpan q delightful pleasant glow, and
an invigorating influence. All Teas are injured ~
pens exposed to the air, and lose their goodness oy
remaining long in the chest aner opening Such y
lot the case with the Teas sold by Redding d Co.,
at their "China Tea Store," No. l9e WAsHiseros
BTsrEr, Bosros. This store has been IN suceessmi
operation FIVE years, and Tea, Coffee, and Chocoase
only are sold there Thousands OF chests of "a are
received by the Proprictors and disposed of anhs-
ally; and their stock, for variety Of kinds, nos
pqallcd in the city. Besides devoting their sole AZ
sntion 20 the sale Of Tea, gives To the Purehassf
an sdvsntage In knowing where he can always -
kesh, sweet, and choice qualities, Ms
VERY Low PRICE.
To enable Families in the country to lay In sp
ply for their own use, the proprietors Offer rive
Pounds rood sweet Souorore for LIS Five founds
Os.roI PExoE for LIS Five Pounds Nsorose
for Si.5O; Five Pounds Fine YouNo Hvsos Not eaj
Pive Pounds OLD Hv,os for e250 aad Corr.n,
ground at their own Mills Ten Pounds best CusA for
0l.2O; Ten Pounds best Java for el.60 Ten POUNDS
best MocHA for l.s0, grossd
n-T Orders from the country, enclosing the money,
may be sent At our risk and the package will b
carefully forwarded, strongly packed. orden ~.
EIpress-men Immediately attended TO.
Address REDDING 4 CO.,
Cams Tee st.vs,
lge wAsnipsrer srsslr, Bosvs
dll 6m cow.
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,,,,.. nm, boI, of II nas medeal. curative hh''"r
=, " nnJ in .,n,.a.nce cures dise'sr, In mut' '''
,,.., tInn one battle of any oilrt med rl. ,., III, -
IL ,h.~ on, h,ffi, III BRANTS PtEltlfN WI 'ns-
rOiR TIMI:S more dscn.e than o-.e '~W' ui no'"v t
-. pRAEiis pI'RIFIER" wUd be- ~ otesP "a J"sr
,oU,,, n bu,,Ir ms ,arpI Ia,ia ut onr ddU Bf bhAA'
PWRIFIER 10 -uld for uny OSE DOLLAR aho''y a Inn
49, hn,. ,f Il b,, cured aud - ndI"'dr "' rnrh,, f''
JjuIS ms uucl li.cn.r NJ hir NJ N1rsdIS,W" ''-
fore Snrsarnrila in csn,-qu,ncr of 10 o owrf n+ e."
med, chi .hcncy ,hod h.. sod al M inorr ihnh ir,'p,
Gr, cent, nrr bottle TO he ~ ches ~ the fVkIflrh
a. I.,r
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SCRl)F' F'lta i.

n ,hos.,sA. ~ rr,,, af .r-ifUid f1"""' ~ UI
,ibr, is,pD,. dssiser yf t'r ih,J-dn'u. ~ -. Il
,reh dio,,,rs be 1h = p,o.f ~ ~ PUffmt ",'1' q
a. lIe,car pbil has .ni,iY,d and eyn1'''d '"h "''"
49,. 1Le,. 4. ur.fiouah frfd,u0e nas--
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DErRAUDED,

Buy book unless Dr. A. NJ haurieesu, lfs Liberty st..
N Y, is the title .ge. aud the entry in Clerks Once
the back the title spends and buy only
ofpec,able aud honorable dealers send by mail aud ad
dIrs 10 DR.. 4. NJ. Maurceau.
Full title p,ss with coutens together with few page
treating Of important subjects every married female, will
be sent free Of chsgr enclosing letter
prepaid letter, addtsued as herein.
IRON receipt Of Einy Cents, Tor One
Dollar for the Ane Edition extra bint1ng)
"THE MARuIED WOMAN's PRIvATK
MEDICAL. COMPANION" is sent (nsstisA
FREE 20 my part OF the United states. All
letters Ust be post-psid. and addressed to
DR.. A. NJ. NACRICEAU, Box I334. New
York CITY. Publ biishing Once, Ne. la0 Liberty
Street, New York.
For sale by BENZ. }. TIAEY N,upor
a hy -. ". COOK, Prov videLcs.
June 36n.
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GENERAL DEBlLITY or THE SYSTEM!

Nr A. HOLTSTANDE FIR, merchant. Oberiin. Iorroin Co.
Ohe December la lBia. and ner stated how
like charm the PULMONARY BALSAM had effected
the cure of his wtics ronsumniVn cough, said have
personally used BR.iN7'S PURIFYING EAThdCT
To- general debility ~ my system, and have hesitation
saying that u j. tile hDsl medicine and
veoRArE rHE SYSTEM that have used. In
stanes where we have sold BRANT'S MEDICINES. hSD
kses pvoref pssy ecary mud gen nc sATtsrACTos
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NERCURIAL DISEssEs.

BRANTS ri RiFYtNG EXTRACT is re, Jeciand tho,
,noh ersd,oaior Of III the tG.c J MtRcrRy amy of the
various preparations Of CALoMEt or MERCCRY fv-m hs
sys'e and II the Hotd mn,oie. and all he pavn
fiseIscd, to their orig maj,
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acknowledgements =
Brant's is the Cheapest +;

yto I.n :. used RR.iNT'S PURIFIER after havn" 'x'h
md tested At the Sars,J-rrii's and osr nTaltm's ~
a., .,,r. Llnud diseus.~ have dgcklNi UiaL-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
LinfolnT ConDf,l

Cor, white with red pides about the head,
half crop on upper sid Of right ear and smooth
crop and unaerbit in lett about 10 years Old; By
Pleasant Hal bert, 18th district, January s, 1853
Appraised to 81
Com, dark brown ecplor, with some white
spots, swallow-fork anF undeIbit in right ear
smooth crop off left ear, about Is months old
by Amos Gore, 1stdistr let, Feb. %, 1858. Ap-
praised to 81.
Three Earrings, one bull, Of red color
white face. DO green m rks---orle hefer, viii
red sides, white back ADD belly and face. no ca
I. marks-the other a. heller, Of red brindle col
. or, crop and ,Rsder-bi4 in -eaeh ear, each ahcn
eyrs old; by Tunstall Gregory ga distrie;
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fbq J r. ash1ls Iairst Dair-

NASHVILLE. TEsx.-Cotton The Cotton
market tie Greater part of the week has been
dull. oyeilg As much 70 the little offered for
sale as ID thu want.of inclination TO purchase.
The sales have been light The saies to-day
amount TO about zee bales at 6l@8sc
The following quotations pr4scl.. correctly
the prices Of the several grades:
Inferior, Gid6g.
Ordinary, 7e89e
Middlirlg, 8}@6s.
Good MiddlTg, ST.
Groceries There are no important changes
in the prices of Groceries The supplies OF all
kinds are abundant, and the trade bFsk. We
continue former quotations, With The changes
necessary.
Coffee Sock light; we quote at Ia 123lc.
Flour Mark 1T bare.
Molassss. safcs at B5@4oc slight demand.
Salt Sales j barrel at Doc; Sa}k, fine, ST.
80; Coarse Sl.eb
Sales of Tallow l9@ 12; Star s5&725i Sperm
45c
whiskey. In dema pd. Sales ii $50 25c.
Bacdy This article is very scarce Sales at
1o0 lie
b1Iu- tQN-lNoi hAI ~ 0tliie-iIta lst4d!i liltC
7@l0d.
Feathers. 2s@3oc.
Beegwax. lS@2Oc
Ginseng. 25c;' in-deuapd
Corn Meat Coo p Rushcl
Corn. 81 90 = bis.
Oats. 300 Zoe p b shel.
Lead Pig sc. bar Sd
Shot. Bag 81 80.
Iron Common Tennessee bar 4c--Pitts-
burg SIC p T.. r
Baggiug and Rhrc Ragging, AZ inches wide
20c; II inches, lG@18l Rope &c.
Gunny Bags. 12le.
CHATTANOOGA, TENk--Bacon CITY rured
may be quoted at 9s9f1ocs flatboats s! @9e---
Several salesef bacon rlartly cured al 6IcY
Cotton--Continuos I'd cd e up III less quaint
ties Few sales from -,daeGoners.
Corp-Dull al 3oc. Shipments at that fig
ure hut 20 recent sales.
Fealhers-34c, and in demand.
Oais-Sales in small lots at 25c.
Peaches-Dried 81 1902 90. Plenty il
market.
! NEw ORLEANS. LA--Nless pork, 1000 bbi
SIS; bacon, 400 hhtls u for sides; 8 for Shoul-
ders. Cireen meats, l50o}o pounds sides at &c
Coffee steady at 81; fair sugarill1i prime mo-
slassas 231 ga. Western bay .lo@2p.
/ CIScIN3ATT, 0HIo.--Flonr dull and dropping
small sales al 50 1908 80 for choice brands
! and So 65I for common. Whisky declined t
El9c. Cheese Ss@9cl Cloyerseed S. roo
SIS IS. Better feeling in Provisions, though
not much doing; sales 100 hhds of Bacon sides
slop fed. 7sc packed; 1900 pieces bulk Shout
ders 54c; 200 bbls mess Pork $3.50
! MEMPHIS, Cotton-fhe receipts 10
the past week comprise 500 bales by Tlyel
2,497 BY railroad and wagons, in all 1908 eaie'
The shipments for the same time we're /
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THE RAPPERs IN 10 NDox.- Tx
n. Y. Tribune learns by private
iett fr from London that lie. Spirit
ual RAJ pings are doing a large bu-
sine SIS i'l The metropolis. Mrs
liaypen, u! ghost ma naser, from
Bos ton, is there, an1 her rooms are
crowded with visitors a, a guinea q
head, to whom the age of their
grafdlalhers, the day their friends
died, their own age, and such other
lmpprlaiIt Information, is regularly
raped obt. Her patrons are chiefly
from among, the nobility and gentry
who take a great interest in the
discl osnle from ,he9othtr world Of
immortal rappers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
The Y Have Come

Our new Tyres, comprising tie
best collection eyer in this port on 81
tie Safe, have arrived, and ge are
now ready to execute al hinHs d
J'r5htng, at reasons Die rates, and in
u style that Uillsnot srlfd by a com
GARRISON With work done in any e stab
ltshlnent in the State. whether ih the
dity-or- Oiil-of il. Give rs a trial and
NC will guarantee tie best printing
everdone in Old Lincln.
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ES4HRrnIsF. Perhaps 10 s4ronger evidence
can beladduced of the intrinsic value and nn-
.rivallcf usefulness pfAYER's CHERRY PEcToRAI,
than tile fact, that in order to supply the de-
mand the Proprietor has been compelled to
hula ali immense Mock, Occupying large part
of sqi,are on one Of our principal thorough
fares. fEe storiesIof which is to be occupied by
his La or:tory f5r the preparaio ion of tie Cherry
Pectoral alone. Asthis article has now won lis
way to Tie publiF f4vor solely By is success in
curing diseases, this fact IS sole comment on It's
virtue L7,ceU .fdce,tfser
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

Il. 1B53. The red brindle appraised to IS
the other two at 81 okch
Ten H5gs three hl4e the Others blank, fo,l
Of thdm marked with swallow-forll in right
and tfp splits in left ear, one wish swallow
fork ip each car, each supposed to be l yeal
old-d,sn. five PIGS, one or two blacl; the res:
srotte1; by VIM ?. Gdughrar, 10th dis. March
4, 1883. Appraised toI SD
Two Hcgs, spotted cPlor, with crop in each
ear and perhaps SPLIT in the LEFT: bv James
Stewart. 2oth dis. Ma ch 9, 1855. Appraised
to 80 rs.
FfcalE,I county
Murk chestnut so~re, star in forehead snip
on nosd, right hind foot white, $hod all round
no brands, about II hands high; by Vim. Pull
Inn, on Big Crow Creek, Is milas east of Win
chester 12th dis Dec. %, 1852. Appraised
to $50.
li,,g5issnl copuf3 .4zrtcmn.
j!orsd, sorrel, blaze face. both hind feet
white, s Ina saddle spots, about Is hands high,
abcHt 15y1s old; by Moses NJ. Posey, Jan II,
1863 3 rpralsed to S55.
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Declines.

Col. Haslsdi-refuses 10 permit his
name To come before the Wing State
Convention MS an aspirant for the
cfndidaFy for Governor of Tennessee,
;.pd recommends Gus 4 Henry, of
ClaYllsviile, as a man, in his opinion,
p9ssessibg the elements Of success.
Trot him out, gents-tlfe democracy
viii attic nj 10 lis case.
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The cause

Tho Ojssrosr fiilel u make its
customary appearance last week, ow-
ing ton combination Of circumstan-
ees, which ii part, at least, we hope
viii not again occur. We hay &c effect
cd such arrang, lnents as b insure
its issue regular hereafter, Ms hereto
fore.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

FfgH IL tie 0sio Z b stature. :
During The reading Of a bill In 4hi
Hon s. of the Ohio Legislature. on
The BIB inst. Mr.. Medars the Cleri,
of tie House, .ized . cruich bl,
loHg Ing tp nne Of the mfmbers, and
stuck MIR. BarlnIn, the member
from Cnsahoga county, a severe
blow on the head. Knocking him
down on the floor The difficulty
orlsinatcd out o! some remarks pre-
yion>ly made by Baiiilm, rchectne
pn the con potency Of the Chrk.
Mr.. .MeJary was arrested, and a
committee Of in' esiigailop n
pointed.
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sob Printing

For a month or so. out services
.haye bee n in demand, BY dhe people
Of LincJla, for almost every species
Of dob Printing. They re fully
leo nNncq d, because they Hay , occular
I.r COZ; That the O5snrer office is THE
l,l,ee at which TO have good printing
done, At m9derate prices. With the
ne y M .rials that we have just re-
re wed. ;! can aid do. challenge a
compalis on Of o1r work WITH that
done hy ;.ny Office in the State. 1}y
as THAT'S the way TO prove the mat
Ter. For the !iboral pa dron+ge with
which this year has open ID, and been
kept up, We return our grateful ac-
kn owlel gmvnis, a nd res pee fully So
licit continuance.
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me y otlsans sosB l..les, 70 IICih ciar ii go i
Cafrel;cwn 100, TO lLousyi!lF 150 pad s.
Louis 20; in al, $500, bales, airst ga III
3corHesi opdiEg week last Year. The s4nck 81
lhsnh we find 70 bc-irfshejs ip,575 u iee. Of
the bluff 2,2o7. ia ell 1872 lhlcs. .a1Ihe nj
crease in the shipment up to thcI presei,t tir.d
over those Of l-gt season to this bite. ere R9 Az
halB4' IL.
1. as Regards pricas they arc prkt.y reyh Iar 1t
oar figures, although we have beard Of saies
varying fully + cent from the rR.lng rites
4 he lower grades OF cotton co'it ues to II neg
lectea, the demand being for StFiet Mi4diing
and qualities ahovethat grade. which are scarce
and hard to be had. in any fonsidd-able qd anti-
ties, Ige continue our previous fHotatiots. as
fair criterion of the market. fhe r1d eipts
proper at this point since the lst Of Septic lnber
are 1871, l91 b4l4s, and at all the potts 427GC
-.s-- al
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Election

At an election held in this place.
on last Saturday for Magistrate, to
Gil the vacancy occasioned by the
expiration # the term of office o.
I'm. qAacld, Esq, Mr.. Il. c. Holman
was duly elected. At the same time
AIr. James carly was elected Con-
stable, in place Of II. c. Hol'aa4
resigned.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
Killed

We regret to learn thai IN inte-
resting child Of MIR. L9rk5s, residing
in The lower part Of this county, came
to premature death a few days
since. 1t appears that the dhild was
in the field where some logs we're be-
ing rolled, whel, by accident, il was
so badly crushed BY one, as to termi-
nate iis existence
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

The applicants ior the most in
portant offices in BOSTON have a.
greed among Themselves thar The
successful ohe shall celebrate his
victory by giving a grand entertain
meht 10 al his competitors.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

The srtesia n wei, wl,id h is being
SINK al St. Louis tT The BelcIler
lralii cts, fer Their sugar REFINERY, ],
has d cached 1900 feet, nearly one
thir,l 9i . mile They have got
down into the sulplilr region.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

Baooh-RstRil Hams l2I @l5c{ Rib s de.
81@19t. G,ear do 99@1oo; Shoulders 81 b9c
p III.
/ fish Potato As-Si 50iGSt "a.
lard +-12@I3.
PorlE-aIesH rork 217 000$1p a tbl
Rurpp SIC; B5ik Hog rdund &c.
Whisky--Old Boufioh, 75@ 81 Il; Old n ye,
75@$1 SO; 'Rdctifed, 2aG25f q gdl.
ST.. LoUIs, No. IVY hisk we qJ ote 70 bis
raw BIT l9c, and 275 CD in two lois al l9@13fo
Ian advance.
Provisions and I.ar3-Sal4s Of Iii ca+ks
shoulders on terms not made puhiic-- the Only
transaction Of any note reported. Mess Pork
Sl4 IS. NJ O. $l4 25; rum rs $s1I 50; ioles
ST 5088; No. lard in barrels and tierces, 81 a
s. Last sale of bulk meats at 5Sc, &c. and
Z c shoulders, sidds, and hams
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R Business Notice, m1

CT The Post-OEiee List of Letters IS pub
hshed in the FrgcttetsRe Observer, in compliance
with d law Of Congress, which provides that It
shall appear in the newspaper having the
L ARGEsT CIRCULATION. rs
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
TuIlaI,0ma E.0.s.

II VIE undeis1 ghe1 has laid Of blqcl.s of Lots
Il Of several aires N each, for private res
dence, and Is NOW PTeTared 70 Seil tilem at pri-
Vate SAFE 20 those VINO desire 10 hafe summer
residences, III the bfauttul and alFliv town in
Etsiia nc ma We have in the Town Site,
besides the most healthy atmospheric apd pure
t7eestone water, 4 most excellent Ehdlybeate
Spring, which is supposed 10 be mixed with
white suirhar,
Nav % 1953+.f
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Temperance Notice.

The Rev. C. R. DarmeH will deliv-
er a Temperance Address, in Fay
ettville, on the first Saturday night
Of next month at the Methodist
Church. The citizens are respectful
Nv invited TO attend.
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n Gss Z EE!

- AMINO totrHefFa partnership in the Hari-
4 Il rare and IIy Goods trahe in tie town Of
Fayetteville uEderE the STYLE Of Russell d.
Tucley, we take pleasure IN Inviting the pub
&c toou stock At the formef stand Of Gil q
RpsseR, on the N nth side of tie Public Square.
We have in store Ianl excellent col lection Of the
various descriptions pf Dry Goods brought to
this market ID which we intend 20 add from
time 70 time direEt from the eastern markets,
50 as to keep cbnktattly on hand every article
likely 70 be nedd4d for use orornarnent in this
locality. We brt resolved to keep a. general
assortment Of th4 very best Goods, which W,
fatter ourselves we Will be enabled to sell a.
low as tie Lowest by the exercise of iudic;ou.
judgment in out ptlruhd SEES Having purchased
the house we occupy. the public mavssxpect tt
find us atall tir4ef attic same old stand. Mr.
RusselEs acknowledged Judgment in the pur-
chase of Goods generally, and fine Cloths Il
particular, enables the firm TO speak with conf.
dencc 10 all ast4 the quality of the Goods thel
keep They intend to come M fully to wha
they represent
Ion II yoEal -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

The grand jury Of Knox county,
Tcnr., Has. found true bills against
tie Corporation Of Knoxville. for
keeping tile siret is il bad condition.