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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
MAMMOTH STOVE STORE.

TT WICkERsHAM, Manufacturer Of Tin, Sheet Iron
IL and Copper Ware: keeps constantly on hand
large assortment OF every article m ms ine together
with the UNPARALLELED Prairie State aud Charter Oak
cooking stove. which he warrants for two wears.
Second hand stoves, old Castings. Copper, Brass,
Pewter Zine and Rags bought in exchange for an. art
Gle in our line.
Corner of Main and Second streets opposite Cock &
Sargent bank ing house. Davenport, June Q, 1913
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NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

THE subscriber just returned from St Louis would
respectfully inform the citizens Of Clinton county
that he has received large and well selected assert
ment Of Spring and Summer goods, consisting In part
Of Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware. Qucenswar..
Boots aud Shoes hats and caps, also good assortment
Of ready made clothing, and cooking together
with large variety Of other goods usually kept ia
adjustments OF the kind. all OF which will be sold
the most reasonable terms.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange for goods.
Cash will be paid for 10lNH bushels of wheat and
900 hogs ALBERT NJ. JACOBSEN.
Lyons Clinton county. Iowa, June o, issa-5
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600
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN FANNING
MYYIE

OF the latest style, which stand A, No. l. the lis,
~ Of premiums awarded for agricultural impl emcnts.
so constructed to clean easier faster and better;
king out Oats Cheat, Chess. and all foul seed,
astonishingiy cisaii. VIII far Guido your highest
Leipat!oi.s,
They are substantially made, of the first quality of
materials with two good costs oil paint and one OF
sarnlsha better prusCton against weather than
befOre-ten fold.
The reputation Of this article speaks loud for them.
Yet 10 pains Will be spared to continue for them
credit that viii far outstrp an! thing Of the Tanning
MIL kind, Manufactured and for sale at the Agrcui
turat Depot OF ALUSZO AOURsE,
June %. Main ST., Moline Ills.
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A WIDOW LADY With SIX LEGs.--One
of cur country exchanges says: IAN old
sheep gave birth yesterday TO a lamb
hl ngiHg II wtd " laay in that vi
lBge with "a .egs." Quite ru.4l incident
thyy
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

I,lFTii VOLUME D'AuBiGNE.S kEfoa. Island
II Just received and for sale AT PoHers h"' ssap
Book lane y, lC'''-
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CITY DRUG STORE.

STEVENSON a. CARNAHAN.
ID ESPECTFULLY call the attention OF Phi, scians
III and Others 10 their we'll selected stock Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
which they have just receive ed from Philadelphia. Ply
siciaus who want pure article of medicine invited
To examine their stock of select Pow and Extracts
together with all the variety belonging TO the Drug
business. davenport, juno ., leJ3-I5 an.
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COUNTY SURVEYORS NOTICE.

1INHE Ohicc Of the County Surveyor Is now on Sec
j ond street, two doors above the Postof'ce. Per-
calling for will please leave their names
and the numbers of the land be surveyed. Selee-
made Of choice lands for entry al all times. Cor
pats Of vacant lands always on hand. Seven inn
proved farms for sale of various size and price and
twenty oneacre lots town. Three farms for rent;
also u dwenghouse in the city. on Fourth street.
June o, lS53-as W. BARROWS Co. Surveyor
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
Clocks Watches, Jewelry, spectaclss & silverware

Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles Siverware
and be IS now prepared TO supply the wants Of the
community III his line of business. He invites atien-
ton to bis stock Of watches which he hatters himself
will be found much superior in style, quality and
Der any before offered In the western country.
He has Gold Watches from SIS to s1s0;
81 yer do. do. s. SO;
Gold Chains do. $40 to 81;
MediioIs for and faces. and of superior quality.
Gold, Silver, Steel aud Plated specaeles and Specta-
Gle Glasses suit all ages. and Of different coors
Gold Rings from 5000 S25. Gold and Silver Thin
bes; Ear Rings Breast Pms Cur Pins, Crosses Slides
and Buckies in almost endless variety.
He invites particular attention 10 his stock Of Gold
Pens. which is ui and complete and ranging In prices
from % cts TO 50 for pen aone LIS TO $3.50 with
silver ease; and from 81 10 us with gold case.
A Very large lot Of silver and silvef-plated ware,
comprising Tea, Table. Dessert. Salt Cream and Sugar
spoons; Gravy and Soup Ladies' Butter Knives, Fruit
Knives. Dessert Forks. Casters, Tea Sets. dc. &c.
Silver. Shell and Pearl Card Gases; Port Monies,
Combs, Brushes and variety Of other articles
Got mentioned. His goods have all been purchased
from the importers and manufacturers the best
terms. which will enable him sell low goods
can be bought on this side the Atlantic cities.
y FParcuiar attention given repairing and clean
ing Clocks, Watches aBd Jeweiry. jan 81
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QUESTION AND AaswEE. -" What
shall we do with all the Gfain that is
now required for distilling.' interposed
a cavalier while Mr.. Barnum was
speaking at Cleveland the other days.
Feed the drunkard's wife and chill
dren with it-they have gone hungry
long enough" responded Barnum.
The queri-t hauled off to repair dam
ager, and let the speaker proceed
without farther interruption.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

Doc FEsHEL.-This weed is likely to
create quite a sensation In the medical
world. Some scientific gentlemen are
at this time engaged in investigating its
properties II IL said to answer the purpose
of quinine, and may do away with that ex-
pensiVe drug. II has many other valuable
properties. The bruised leaves, applied as
poultice, will blister very quickly. This
weed, SO abundant IN our country, may yet
create more excitement than genseng, a.
drug and article Of commerce.-E1-
cdange.
After its uses shall have been fully ascer-
tained, our city authorities should contract
for the supply Of few hundred tons Of it,
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IAKr a. TRnWN.
Farm for Sale

FWTm TOT CuIts =, -, for
| HAVE one of the best FARMS 10 Stou 'osL oU
sale, g. miles tom Davenport, on ' h,,,, and
Grove road---s7 acres improved, good GnipuptaWS
well watcred. w. bAhh,r
Davenport, June Is, So. TO- SUM-
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y\vlNDOW GLASS-Two hundred nn" an III inches,
w ;ses of various sizes from sNlu To H, received
Also ty packages Druggists Gtss"argn Mug store No
from Pittsburgh and for sale al the ~ lsas, 3m
3, Le Claire Row, Davenport. June v, io'' -~~.
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REMOVAL,

HOUSE. SIGN. AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
AND GLAZING.
JAMES D0NNEL respectfully ac-
knowiedges to his friends and the
Iii public generally. their liberal sup
port. and would inform them that
he can always be found his stand Brady st.,
feast sde.) between Second and Third sts adjoining
Israel Halls Cabinet Warerooms, where he is NOW
prepared 10 execute all orders in his line. His long
experience In the business warrants him In ensurng
his patrons fun satisfaction in All. work that may be
entrusted 10 him.
Particular attention given 10 estimating any pub
lie private buildings Persons wishing any OF the
above work done. viii do well 10 give him call before
letting their work.
Paints of all colors prepared and ready for use.
Glass OF all sizes. putty. &C., for sale.
=. S.-Also new article of COMPOSITION ROOF
ING, invented by J. DoBnel. which be put on at
the shortest notice b. the subscriber.
JAS. DOSSEL.
Juup q
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY


S~ A. G. BILLION having just re-
N turned with wen selected stock
[Z OF Matches. Clocks. Jcwelrs, Fan
0WR cy Goods, and Cutlery, now offers
IMAXN them 10 his customers and the pub
IVSIEE/ lie generally, at as low rates rs
"HJ/ any house west of the mountains,
HEMA being determined not 10 be beat
Ix2UA in low prices, or in quality. In
34u22X ALL eases, his articles shall be as
rood as rseommsndsd His stock
eonptte embracing every article in his line Please
call and for yourselves.
Watches, clocks, and jewelrs repaired AS usual, In
the best manner. and warranted.
Davenport, June ., 1853. ALFRED c. BILLION,
Brady ST.. beiw. First aud Second
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HARNESS. HARNESS.

ITO all in want Of harness, G.. W BARNES late o
i New York, is prepared 10 furnish, and keeps con
SANITY hand the best article. made of the very bes
New York leather. To be satisfied, YOU need only cal
and examine.
Team Harness, Sl4aS 25
Buggy do i2a5 ~
Also, brides martingal., haIiers collars; in short
everything in the trad..
Trimming, also, done to order.
Repairing done with dispatch
The shop is Brady street, mex, door to A. C. Bill
Ions opposite b. Sanfori's Grocer. Store.
DO not forget 10 call II YOU want No. harness; OF
IL YOU want g cheap set. either be had. Feeling
confident satisfy ii YOU will give trial, All
always on hand waiting for your orders.
Respectfully. q. w. BARNES.
Davenport, June ., 1853 aJu
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10, 900 feet Cubing,
5000 lbs Chain

And other materials 10 correspond, now On hand and
witt large number of ready inade Pump. for sale low
IL the establishment Of the subscriber. few doors
above Aoursets store, in Moline. ills.
HoRATlO G.. NOURsE.
June I'D, io53 i2-f
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Furniture and Chairs.
p Rk RR

B. BARR,
WOULD respectfully inform the pub.
u lie that he has just opened addi-
SeaF-z uoaai Furniture Ware-room in the
building adjoining the old one " here
~ ilahss ~ ofaer and keeps Oh hand good assorl-
his stock consists In part Of
Dressing kLc plain Bureaus;
Centre Card and Sewing Tables;
Dining and Breakfast do
bsdstsads, Double and Single;
Lounges and Wardrobes;
Cupboafds, large and small;
Ladies' Work Boxes, Looking Glasses:
Cribs, Cradles aud Irnndte Beds;
Once Desks. Towel Racks aud Busters
1hairs, Cane, Polka, French;
seollop Back, split Bottom;
Sewing and Arm Rockers;
Also Willow Wagons, Bisk cts, Churns,
Tbs. Buckets. elves, Bsooms, oc., DC.
kDae4a on Brad! street, between Third and Fourth
streets.
LUlats made with dispatch.
baNepfont. tnne 3ssh, 1888
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LOO Yds. Of
WIRE sCREENERY.

LNROM No. to No. "a mesh. from 10 to % inches
wide or wider il ordered in quantities.
For Rolling Screens for grist mills, all sizes for Fan
nine Mills Meat Milk and Cheese Safes. Cellar Win
dows with or without frames. Send size wire for
braidng sleeves and making BrOoms, &c. &c.
screenery for fouDdr. and shop windows 70 prevent
breaking glass and shut lightali ut Chicago
and st. Louis prices.
AT the Steam Agricultural Depot of
ALONZo NoURSE,
Main Street. Moline. Ills June %.
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THE NEWPORT BEE

Cheapest Paper IN the West!
ONLY so CENTS YEAR!
THE DAVENPORT BEE has been enlarged TO near
twice lis original size is printed on new and small
type. and placed on permanent foundation: but we
still retain the orginnl piree of 80 CEsrs AfEARIs AD
VANCE. to all who subscribe before enlarge again.
The Bee is independent in politics, and We deter
mined 10 make II emphatically
Family Paper,
and that will be welcome visitor to every family
circle II is the largest paper published in the
West At the price, and shall probably enlarge IL
still more and issue weekly or daily crcuiDs
will admit.
A LARGE CIRerLATIoN AND SMALL PROFITS, will ever
be IBotto which will place il within the reach OF
all without stopping the political papers Of the county
We want. and shall have general circulation through
out Central Iowa and Southern Illinois, which will
make the BEE first class
! Advertising Medium
t for those who v ish To extend their business.
Subscribers and adv rising respectfully solicited.
PARKER g. CAREY, Publishers.
Office al the Reading Room, corner Of Brady and ID
streets, Davenport Iowa. July IA, le53
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WIN. a. NOUR>E

w IA. AN>ISA
ITASiu,t received the greater part Of his
/ / i .pang stack OF dry goods, consisting priu-
irlyaly of alnlosi ,v,r,t thing saleatle III that
5ne Il, Ia. the most hcsirabl, assortment II
ne 8 a lndg- AMI he th n : he Is Tia is g. he
.uni n auy sta lsimeui IN this vicinity
is stock u ANY goods i s'some" TO say the
! east
II tou want m, silks, ,uohair fabrics, on ms,
| b rages. tarag" aud muslin Dr. tatnes, lawns.
Il isttasfns. pfsnfs or any dress trainings, en-
broidcties OF thing all, just call and see
IN, sit is good tIf -, go.
BoNNETs.
Ills stock Of Bonntfs l. ,dirs aed NJ S.. j.
very hard TO bear. II also VII supplied
With rib oas ami H.,wers 10 trim Win. ans
Grape, Grape itsc; tateon muslin aud Florence
silks 10 line them
HATS AND CAPS
Hats oi IL kinds Tor Wen, ho and infants
the btsf assortment anywhere, II yon want all
legant White beaver, you can have -. ami any
'1'tg e.se dawn 10 the m-antst krad OF faim
l.a Gays good qnan'it.
-BDDrS AND SilDI.>
A pooa lot af o ,is aud shoes lar gents, TO
Ic., and for "a ii, s-a very NICE iot o s,ich
si, pI ase and ~ mis'ake-iuisses and ehid-
rem 20.
India Rubber Goods
c s,c,olNs, pants, travelling bags, gloves,
cps, - HHg"s. ric
Ready-Made Clothing.
Enough Ia SIMPLY ANY csolhnE sore IL tins
II mr. ne ~ the prtttIesf tiack, blue,
,rowu, green or fancy irueks and sacks niast
.au wish for. The same may re sad IT pans
sad vcsis-the, shi certa My. AND then from
tir>i qualities h. can 80 dawn 10 something
scout aud not serI fine. Also good IN oi lin
LID cLllt -a..k Lr.lc and MIMI.
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MN FIRM.
CITY IEWELRY STORE.

NEARLY CLAIRE HOUSE,
nEALERS In Clocks, Watches, Jewelr., Fancy
lItiools and Toys.
All kinds of Clocks. Watches, ana Jewelry neatly
repaired and warranted. Work from defiance prompt
~ attended to by.
SMITH & EFFRI:
Engraving done TO order al the City JeMelry Store
,rt. low Ihna Y. Isla-
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REMOVAL.

ID II. HOUSED would announce to the citizens of
Davenport. and the public generally. that he has
removed his Watch and Jewelr. Store. to No 2, lie
Claire Row and that he has just returned from New
y ORR with large addition % his stock Of
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

1&, THE NEW YORK AND IIyERp00r
m " UNITED STATES ~ ALL STEAMERS
1oxb The ships composing this Lin. st.tA,
ATLANTIC Cspt. West
PACIFIC, Cart. Nyc.
Az. TIC. Capt. Luce.
BALTIC Capt. IomsiGck
ADRiATtc Capt. Grafton.
These ships have b~s II buiIi b, contract .xpf,,a,
for Government strviee, every car. has b.. sk.ft
their senst actiun, as in the Eugin.. 10 .s,p,
strength aud speed, and the ae conmoa tons On p,,.
srng.rs ar" untqnaiie6 tor -l.esle. spf romtufr.
Prize. Of passage from Nrp YORK TO lIs.rptou
fir. cabin s2o; exclusive ofex,r sik. .,.tt Tots
$780, second CABIN. SO, rom Lis.,reol 10 s,.
York. 10 and 10 pounds sterling
An experienced Surgeon att - hrG to acb ship
No berth can De srcersd until pa1s TOT,
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING,
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
| and The public generally. that he has opened =
Store on Second Street. door below d. Mers
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THE subscriber has sixty lots lying between Harrison
and Main streets and Immediately north Of Potta-
wattamie street which he offers for sale small part
Of the purchase money to b. paid down, for the
mander, credit of six to eighteen months, will be
given II desired.
The above lots must and will be sold. and any one
wishing to purchase, do the most favorable
terms. apply 10 Corbin a Clausscn, r. O. building
or the subscriber, al his store on Front street.
naNnnnnri Imne @. Il 81 kLl. II Akp X. AlIEN.
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crNcrNNAr1 FURNITURE STORE

II FEARINJf, having taken The a-tabshment for
VI. meriy owned by Mr.. f. Coolidge. Of Cincinnati,
would raspectfuil. inform his friends and the public
generally that he will continue carry the business
lately Connected by Mr.. F. Fearing the old esat-
fshmct in the Bazaar Buildings. lie will eonlinae TO
keep hand large assortment Of
READY MADE FURNITURE,
which he will sell ut the lowest price.
Ii, Iun. q = MID
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS

L'RAME HOUSE FOR sALE-A neat Two Story
Frame Hbi.e for sale cheap for cash, in business
part OF the city, suitable for store family If not
sold by April ist, will be for rent. Apply TO
June ., lc53-33 I. L. EADS.
(,REDIT ISLAND FOR SALE-This beautiful Istand
Seontaininy 400 acres Of land great part Of which
is well tmbered, and hail under cultivation. For
terms (Which are reasonably apply 20 T. G. EADS.
June ., 1853 50
HORSE AND BUGGY FOR SALE-A first rate
i buggy horse FLYING Crow for sale with bugg,
and hairless, u wanted. Apply 10 4. &. EADS.
June D. lc53-s3
INAKM FOR SALE-II6 acres. under a high state of
II cultivation, 81 OF which Is well timbered and
running water, with good dwelling. for sale very cheap
For terms, apply TO TIC. EADS,
June 8, 1888
Ware House for Sale.
4 LARGE and commodlous Ware House for sale
~ situated opposite the main Steamboat Landing
Apply t" tje 3O r g, Ears
SHINGLES! SHINGLES!
lust received from the Wisconsin river 500 NJ, first
- quality, white pine shingles, and for sale at our
Planning Mill June ., 81 COTEs q DAVIES.
BUILDING LoTS--For sale, ten good building lots
Lin the city OF Davenport, well situated for dwelling
houses. Apply to G.. l.. DAVENPORT.
YARNS FOR SALE--Several well improved Farms
TOR sale In the vicinity OF the city OF Davenport. For
ms, apply TO june o, is53-33 T.. EADS.
1--WE cases ruled Cap and Letter paper, now open
IL and for sale 10 dealers al a low rate.
June 9, ls53-39. w. II. HOLMES IL Co.
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BoNNETs.
AND CAPS.
Ready-Made Clothing.

c a s,c'olas, pants, travelling bags, 81
cHp-, ~ ring"s. ric
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1,ennessee..-.[.et the Cheers Ring

ieililfSSec--hel Inc theefs l'ihe
Orr telegraph to-day confirm.
what came yestenlay--that johnson
has been elected Governor Of Ten
Iessce. This is conceded by the
wings. We congratulate the democ-
'rafy of Tenness zee upon this glorious
tri hmph. True the wings have elect
ed 4 minority il the Legislature, al
thP ughthe State is thoroughly Dem
ocf.ttie, as tllis GubernatoriaI result
in4icates The little band Of Wing
gerry grows small by degrees Ken
lucky, Massachusetts, and Vermont
remain apparehtlyia sIoughs Of Wig
aeiy. 1T would be cruel to steal from
Whiggery al hope. A fewi wings
-shoqIl remlin--as one Of eqH Dim
ocr tic orators used to expires IS lift
for DO other purpose than 70 watch
the democrats. We are wiling To-
be thoroughly watched. Al y thing
IKE fair criticism upou DEM ocratlc.
proceedings, viii do Dcmocllcy no
har n, and. th4 country will always
profit by it, On elitori al Riiiicul-
tY lust now is that every deplrtm ent
Of the Nati5astI and Safe sovern-
mel bis prosper so happily, running
paHdi4l With the general prosperity
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Medical DeparImanf.

4 ME third aunual course of lectures III thi
Z dcpalHm9ilt will commence on TUESDAY
the first of HNovenhef next, and Continue I'll
the first ofEth4 eI.suil K March.
PAUL n EYE, NJ. D., Principles and Priic-
tice Of ESarg4ry
JOHN IT. WATSON, NJ D., Obstetrics, and
the i9,asts Of Women aud Childrel.
\. H. BFCIANAE,EM. D., Surgical and
Pathological .Anatomy aud Physiology
W. X. BpWLINGJ 81. D., Institutes and
Iracti@ of NedEeiiie
C. X WINSTON, M. D. 4Iateria Melica
aud Observation-Disclosures
ROBERT NJ. PDRTER, NJ D., General and
special AnatotnvI
j. BERRIEN IhNDSI.EY, NJ d., Chcmis-
try and PIarrpack.
WILLIAM I. BRIGGS, n. D., Demonstrl-
tor of Anatomy.
The Anatomical rooms will heopened for stu
dents, on the first Monday Of October.
a full Preliminary foas,se o lectures will be
given by the Professors commencing also Oh
he first Monday Of October.
The stuaentswill have free access to the
State Hospital.
Fee of each Professor SO. Matricnlation
icllei 50; Dissaeting ticket SO: Graduation (
ee So.
Good boar.l, Gan be o'eained in the city at |
rom 81 80 to So per week Fhther informa-
Jpn my b. obtained by addressing the Dean
J. q. L;NDsEEg, VI. ~. Dean.
Nashville, Tenn, ,jaly IS, 1851
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Russia and Turkey.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 10.

IOCIoh I'LL, -AuS. D.
The Americas news reached Gin
cinnstti by mail last night.
/ The Cars final answer TO tht
fonr powers cannot be known anti
the 10th or lib of August. II he
accepts tile ultinlatrm, his troop.
must be Immediately withdrawn
from the Principalitics, aud a con
terence will BE- lEpl! at Vienna to
conclude a treaty toprolect Turkey
al all time to come. II The Gear
refuses the tl!tim alum, or cvades a
reply, which viii be constructed as
equal to a refusal, the allied fleets
will be ordered 10 the Bosphortrs;
if not, farther measures wiIlbe talk
en- by France AMI England to pro
tect their allies ,fhe question is
on a plint Of s1iIti ph---,'Peace or
War. The choice rests solely and
personally with Emperor Nicholas
ON correspondent says we must
-etaliy disregard all rumorS, either
olablc Or ualavorabie, until tie
ime tIXbir 5 for Cars iinaianswer
\ multitude Of dispatches from all
quarters only Influence the markets.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

The Kentucky papers announce
that Prof BENZ w Dudley, of LeS-
Enaton. the founder of Transylvania
I1niyersity. the Oldest Surgeon in
America, and one OF me most elih-
nent in the world, IS now sSrcke en-
with diseases from whoa no hopes are
entertained of his recovery
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

A HARD HEAD The Memphis
,nneJl relates that a few days ago
whila y barrel Of flour was being low
cred from the upper story Ola wire
house. and when yet at a consl !,
bic elevation, it slipped and tell up
on ! neoro- striking him full on the
head, ana forcing out an eye. ! nc
skullwas not even fractured now,
evor. AMI the negro was DONG wen.