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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30
The Memphis Convention.

One thousand delegates we're in
attendance, representing fheen States
Judge Dab8on. Of Ga. was elected
President, supported by twenty Vice
Presidents, Action Was bad, through
committees, on the subject Of Direct
Trade, the Pacific Railroad, the Te-
huantepec Route, Manufactures, Ed
pcation, $teamerB from Southern
Ports, Cotton Into rests, &c.
1t was resolved to address Con-
gress on tn E trade with the Oronoco,
the Amazon, and tie La Plata riv-
c rs.
The resolutions regarding THE Pa
cifc Railroad are rs follows:
Reso1oea, That railroad froi a tho
Mississippi to the Pacific ocean $ not
only demau ded by commercial and
individual Interests, but by nal i5nal
interests.
eseeou 4, That as soon as th9 sur
vey recently ordered by Congra IS be
completed, The General Govern ment
ought to adopt such measures al viii
insure the completion Of tie main
trank at the earliest possible period
Third, As the general government
is expected to construct only one
trunk, it Should be located on fiat
route which the scientific explorations
shall show TO posseEs 5he greatest
advantages with regard to climate,
fertility Of soil, eheap1es4 of con-
shac;ion, and accessibility 1t all sea-
sons from hi parts Of til \ ! MON.
F0arA, That It is ex Pedient aql
proper that the general govermeht
Should make liberal donations ofpqb-
lie lands to the different States bor-
ring on either side OF he MissiS-
sipPi, to enable all sect1ons of the
Uni ion, however reno te,. to connect !
themselves with The c ntetprise.
The first and seco nd- resolutioas
pass led unanimously. On the third
a W rm diScussi4 n sprung Up. Mr4I
Keyser moved dn amendment, giY-I
ing a central loeal tion, which was lost !.
by d vote of ten nay to 9ae yea.
It v rs then moved to Insert the
word Temperate fefirf climate, which
was agreed TO-, an d th resolution, as
nrnen lied, passed unanimously.
II was moved that when the Con
ventibn adjourn it VIII he to meet in /
ChalIe EST on, S. c., on the second Mon
day III AHril, 1854. The motion
vas @ rriedt After some further bus.
mess of lit;le Importance, the Con
ventiqn adjourned to m Get in Charles
tor At the time above stated
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30

IuPonrANr To- PJsrMAsrtrs-
The Savasaa b Codfic r Of TIL Io'h
inst, say:
case was tried, daring the re-
cent SESSION III The tujltd Slatos
Circuit Court IN THIS tiiv. which
ought TO be generally uhdetstuo
both hy the people AMP tie fits
who have ,Iiarre Ut tlio v.lrous
post oi!ices Throughout The country
?hc Postmaster at S,lsania. In :,
r'vcu county. was alra'4n, j and
fined fifty dollars for d,I.yms i lei-
ter in iis oi,ice.
"I'hc law makes ID the i,nprra-
Tive duty Of every Postmaster 10
torV ar'l all mail matter Deposited
one half hour before le dcpalterc
OF the mail, unless a Ion4er time
shopl'l he granted by the Pastmas-
ter General 81 account Of the Lus-
mess irlhe office
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30
pierce's Appointments.

His wte's house on Saturday night
discovered an old darkie of his &C
duaintance, member of the churcl
that had robbed a hen roost, bartered
I the poultry for wfiskey and had flller
i own drunk by the roadside, where
! i & was muttering curses to himself
Well, said he TO the old pretendder
y bur God mast be very unjust if be
lnl lows you to steal and get drunk.
abb swear, when if were to do so he
v pula damn me for it. Go way! go
why said the old hypoerite, you have
n faith, | ain q professor, and you
thhve mol right I'd do as I do. have
t4e privilege, you have not.
THIS our read rs will sa y was cool,
bht we think it is surpassed in cool
Mss by theIhyPoeritical complaints
and groundlesS charges made daily
.a5ainst the present administration
fo i the alledeed Iloings of what these
ia consistent fault finders did actually
do themselves. They say President
Pierce has appointed frcesoilers and
disunionists to office. If this were
same ,b;na Lara ~ r;,bt 70 cam.
nl,,in Tie m,b vboIbos swallowed
= c,,mal and nrbtenls 70 ono because
bo tI];nl,s ba sols crnt 1oat;nr on
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30

The statistics Of all the ,drious
branches OF Alethodism il z lrope
and America shoW total Of l4.4O9
travelling and $4,000 local pre- 9hers,
who munster to 2,G36,162 ebhmu
nicants.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30
a lady who lost her hnshnhd nnt

A lady who lost her husba bid, not
long since. by railway acci1 lent, in
England, sued the railway CO tnpany.
and recovered about $4,000 DANA
ges. The damages were calcul, tied on
the basis Of his professional hcome,
and the average length of life, as
demonstrated by life insurance tables.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30

BLOOD AND MERCURY. ID ming a
discussion between Drs. Dra per and
Watson at Boston, DR.. w stated
that in the course of four We hrs and
a half he had taken from the citizens
Of Boston and vicinity, one h,eulred
barrtls Of blood! and bad administer
ed JOrty-nine ponds Of merc,ryE
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30

One pair ofpigs will increase in six
years to one hundred and hinteen
thousand one hundred and six y-nine,
taking The increase at fourteeh times
per annum. a pair Of sheep in the
same time would be only ca.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30

The Boston Traveller ha seen il
latter from aThighly intelligent gen
tleman. long resident in CHI pa Which
presents a very intcreS Sting yie@ Of
the prese Mt State of thing in that
country. TIE writer. cons lders the
conquest Of China and the overthrow
of the Ia rtar dynasty, which has SO
long and SO tyrannically feigneG
over China, welI-nigh certain, and
he evidently does not apprehend
bat good from such d few
olution. or the effect likely to be
produced by the expected OWE throw
of the present government Of China,
few can es timate the imperial nee, not
only Gifts influence on the ' asst en-
pire Of $50 millions of people, thus
for the first timetint D unre-
strict led communication with the
West ern nations, and with t he prin-
,ipIes of Christianity, of free govern
nent and enlightened progre4 s-but
.he traffic ofthis vast nation with the
United States and with Elgla nj will
DC Immediately and greatly increased.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30
The Ottoman Porte and Russia.

: tidedly hostile attitude, So much 81
THAT til e English journals entertain
serious apprc hellsious Tor the peac,
Of Europc-
1 It is bought BY many lliat tn,
position England and Fra pee have
assumed, has Teen Gale ulated t,
check il net overaWe ile RUSSIA
Despot in bis designs upon tn,
Turkish doninionS.
The prime causes VIII ch have
i lid TO the present state Of affair:
between these two powers, are thu.
mentioned by the New York Ex.
press:
I 4lhc Car of Rus sia dlailns tc
7 e the head Of The Greek Church
! There are some twelve millions oil
that class Of rcliaionists-th bat many
Greeks in Turkey, and to these,
the Russian Government ",le
ihduuS, SNail Uc. cA'tHutu dtt tiit
ihmniities and privileges granted
TO Christians OF other dcnomlna
tions. Also, that the Russian Am
bassador al ConSt antinople, and the
consnls and agent 5 Of Russia else
where, should hav e the night to pro-
ltoat Tho Troak (Niurcl, ao,inst al
kinds of persecution and oppres-
sions on The part of The Turkish
authorities. That TIE cupgla oil
the Church Of the Holy Sepuichre
(n the Sultan 5 domilions) be re.
built under the inspe elton Of the
Greek Patriarch, aud that what is
termfd the priority in the tomb Of
the Church Of the Virgin be as sur ed
to tile Greeks. Another demand
was, THAT church and monster,
be constructed at Jerusalem, Ia
" hich Russian monks shall gfIiciale.
In order lie obtain these conc es>ions,
the Emperor OF Russia early il the
spring despatched PRINCE Nlcnschi-
koG, Especially commissioned. to in
form the Sultan lhdt as he hall had
occasion to complain that former
concessions had been either With
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30

Hon. Hersehel V. johnson, has
been nominated as the dembcratic
for Governor Of Geofsia.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30

The Mayor Of New York has We
toed a bill PASSED by the All ermen
of the city. exempting church prop
erty from taxation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30

Cot IRON PRosPE cTs.-Geo. G..
Henri, a well kno wn commission
nercI ant in MobIrI and one Too.
lavora ply known fol correctness in
lis est matesoI prc,i pas cotton GRIPS
and plI ices, in a .leiid I to the editor
Of the Cotton Planiq ., estimates The
crop al 100000 TALKS, and az, is:
SShPull the rccfipts run un to
100000, the crop Nus been hen
at least 25O.000 ball hea, Ter han
last ye pr. have PdIlblcd, lal, Ing
all th pgs into cor ~i alteration, fit
were rcally heavier. LAST gear at
least 100000 BAH Of Old cot on
Icame 10 hrnd, wbidh, lepre, i
tIroug Eout the cutio b tc-ian, is III FIJI
for Her years. I45s cl8p !, Ill
lose tIld sort Of all. II WI a I GO PIE
forward, | believe. al l.io iil In ~
e any feeling in q Pr Of holl Iag
cotton back in the dounlrk abi
where.
n1V.h :, ~, N n,,l r. cold.
c,,,,.;,,r .r.nanfs r t,,.n1 ia
crop y not exceed ; O00e09, arE
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30
Wh,T TEE ADMINISTRATORS FxPEcTs

WH,T TEE ADMINISTRATION HXpEcTs
IN REGARD 10 MExIco.-We End the
following inIthe last number Of the
New York Courier and En9mrer:
WAsHHGToy, June S.-Some trou-
bic is evidently expected on the boun-
dairy question. It's understood that
additional troops have been ordered
from Texas to New Mexico. Among
themare six companies Of the Eighth
Infantry. The two companies oflight
artillery already in New Mexico are
to be EQUIPPED with fresh horses
Three hundred recruits are tomarch
from Lesyehworth on The 20th inst.
with Gov. M4riwether and Gen, Gar
laaa. By High authority ] ana inform
cd that tho Administration expects
no war with Mexico on the present
question, lIut.nevertheiess, is resolved
70 have plenty Of men and guns on
the frontier II is clear that high
tone is TO BID adopted ia the negotia-
tons
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30

TIE R4aneke \. O. 7Rfpoblican
publls She'd at Halifax, returning to tie
recen / hail storm which took place in
that section, says:
MI. Benz Johnson. who WIS one
Of the principal suffeF tiers by the hail
storm alluded 10, infd rms usthat the
hail was at least b8rds feet Recp on
his rrem;ses- This he says be IS vii
ling 10 testify to. and thsf others
who saw it will testify to the same II
Mr.. johnson is respectable Etrmer
and we believe his statement to be
"true-"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30

The London c9rrespo Ident Of The
NeW 70 FIX Sun day Times, in Aud
ing to the Queen says:
She fully looks he r ago TIE
family tendency to stou ness has re
Gently developed Itself il her, and
she is getting Yulgarly fit Tie mct
is. she takes little exc reise, has a
mind not easily troubled by tribes.
and has great appetite. Her food
is of the plaibest, but she eats hear
lily and bottled stoutis her vanity"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30

SHoEM IKING. The UisIcrn p4pcrs
state that machine HIS beenihvep-
ted but n BIT yet patenteI which will
DO the entire pegging Of a shoe. with
cit her ono, two, or tlred rows Of pegs
in from two to three m Fnutes The
M mber o rows mike j % difference
in the tim T, and the work is pronounc-
ed far bet Ter than hand work can be.
A further novelty in thd case is, that
this machine makes itg Gym peers as
it does It's work, thus destroying the
val ue of { bat ingenious ma chine for
ma king pegs, that has SIP ID ng b cen
both useful and profitable.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30

Last week an Iowa editor, Jus to
try his rei ders, . puH lisl ed i chr ter
from the Song Of Sole mq n. The d ext
day one Of his patron S a drdssed him
a c pmpim entary let ter concluding
as follows: "DeVlish good. Who
wrote it? Not Bob 81 meFsop, did he?
Iowa, we should tbinlz from this.
offers fine field for the ploughing
up pf our missionary friends. We
hope that they Will attend to it.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
COUNTRY ERCH ANTS
SUPPLIED,
"OE e..

STATED Meetings of the Bo ri Of Trustees
, OF Center Township for the transaction
Township and School business will re hel't
AZ the colrt house in Plymou' on The las
SATURDAYS of August, October, December and
February next, at 10 O'Clock m. on each OF
aid DAVIS Ry order o the Board.
w. NJ. DUNHAM c. c. t.
June "a 1853. l6m6.
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Also, Ready made Clothing

o. all sorts, sizes, colOrs end fashions. Dom:
go around any longer with he dogs chasing you
to lick he grease off of your old coat tails, but
come and get some NEW CLOTHES, and
lOoklike somebody.
The Railroad Is coming soon. We're a cor
pnIation, and pay more taxes than they do in
Cuba-2re able 10 do it, and we have better
improvements than any town in the west, all
things considered. So encourage new begin
Eers--help worthy enterprise, put on some n W
clean clothes. wipe your proboscis, throw back
your hat, stick Your thumbs in your waStcoat
and when some fellow says: "H! how slick
you loOk--where did you get 'em?" do you say
lat Case and Rudd's, cheap--coss nothing 10
dress well noW--gO and see"
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE II CkET IESCULAPIUS:
R, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN

IINssE FORTIETH Edition
with One Hundred Engrav-
~ ngs, showing Diseases and Nal or
nations the Human System In e.
go cry shape and form. TO which is
a. ~. Treatise on the Diseases of females,
being OF the highest importance to married
people, or those contempla ing marriage. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG, VI. ID.
Let no father be ashamed to pre- cnt a opy
OF the ESCULhPIUS Il his child, 1T may
save him from an early grave. Let no young
man oil woman enter into the secret ohliga,
tionS OF married life without reading the
POCKET ESCULAPIUS. Let no one suffer
ing from a hacknied Cough. Pain in the side,
reS'leS: nights, nervous feelings. and the
whole train OF DySpeptlc sensations, and CIV
Ell up by their physician be another m"mcnt
VT hout consulting the ESCU LAPlU3.-
Have the married, or those about to be mar
ried, eny impeachment, read this truly useful
bOos; rs it Las been the means CT Saving
thousands of unfortunate creatures from the
very jaws of death.
D'Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS enclosed in letter, Will receive one
copy of this work by mail, or five copies Will
be sent for One Dollar.
Address (poSt- paid DR.. M, YOUNG,
No l52 Spruce st Philadelphia
No. 3S-ly
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COURSE OF STUDIES.
EXPEN s ES

Cards OF Admission inrariably in adpance, or
secured, So; Diplomas 81 Stationery s.;
Boarding 81 so per week; incidentals, at or-
ton Of student, SIS. Making entire expenses
about SIS.
On application, a catalogue will be furnish
ed, giving full particulars.
All letters will receive prompt attention on
being directed, post paid. TO
w. Mex. SCOTT, President.
Ind ianapolS May 81 1913. l5yi.
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DR.. DUNNlN G'S
VEGETABLE GASTRIC
Suoar-Coated Pills.

YqyHESE Pills are thoroughly Anti Bilious
and Alternative, and are adapted TO ali DIS
eases in the West are care ully prepared, at
ter thirty years experience among bilious dis
eases They are invaluable as remedy Tor
Headache, GiddineSs, Diarrh9a, Dyspepsia,
Cholic, Fever and Ague, and diseases gener-
ally attendant upon a arrangement OF tbs
Stomach and Liver, Forthwith restoring the
appetite and digestive organs to their natural
vigorous health. Directions accompany each
box For sale by PERSHlNG CO.
July Z, 1871 lsyI Plymouth, Ia.
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=. MORSE g. CO.
No. 446 Broad way, N. ".

And sold by Druggists and others throughout
this and other countries.
Sold by T. A. LEMON, Druggist, Plymouth.
June 3d. 1898. l1yi.
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nROPOSES to cure Hernia or Rupture, b.,
what is termed Mr. o. Hurbuts opilativ.
remedy, in from fifteen to twenty days-no
matter how long the cases have been stauJinl
Persons from distance will be refunaed in
their expenses if satisfaction is not gwen.
Plymouth, Ind, May ste 81 no l6ly
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SHOPS on HAND TOO,

One hat we abolished lying FROM where we
Will repair your dilapidaled leather, O. supply
you with a new fit--and the other where We
can mend a rem; "a well as any tailor in York,
or get you up d new SUIT on short notice, and
little cost.
Al present, we are one door north of Pome-
royS brlck ore, where we shall be happy to
see you; and though we ant promise yau hand
some faces principal or clerk TO look at, we
can show you ones ones, and better i10rk and
materiai than can be bought for the same mon
ey in northern indiana. Els TO PERPErUA.
Truly Yours,
CASE & RUDD.
June2, 1853. ,3lff.
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NO ALCOHOL, BITTERS OR


REMEMBER TIL S: DR.. EOUGHTON'S Pep
sin great natural ramedy, free from Alcohol
BitterS, Acids, and Nauseous Drugs. 1t is
extremely agreeable to the taste, and may lie
taken 10y the most 'eebl9 patients who cannot
eat a water cracker without acute distress.
Beware Dragged limitations. PepSin is not
a DTng.
GEOBSEBVE TIL S-Every bottle Of the gen.
uine PepSn bears the written signature of.
S. HOCGHTON, NJ. D., sole proprietor, Phila-
delphia. Pa, Copy wright and Trade Mark
secured
g5-Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines.
PERSHING s. POMEROY,
Plymouth Ind. Wholesale & Retail Agents,
also Wholesale Retail Druggists & Grocers
no 80 Is.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
WHOLESiLE 4 RETAIL.

At his new Store room, one door north Of J.
Brownlee & Co, in Wheelers new building.
DR.. l.. being practical Druggist and Ply
stefan, has been enabled TO select his drugs
with view to The real wants a I'D good OF the
public; and can Sa ely offer them pure and
I'm 3iW errtef Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs, and ev-
cry article kept IN Dru- Stores in western
markets.
Having seen ana leltthe ant Of some place
where families rou'i urnisls themselves with
the Thousand anl one little aIticleS that fill
up table Ike eating luyuiyand (e com
Portable, DR.. l.. has purchase and now of
ferS one OF the choices, lut ~