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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24
,Soalhera Cm4qalor

Cure for .Sya4 aey.-A Tennessee
correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Post. gives the following as a certain
cure for the swim ey:
1 See inyo ar hp4r Of the 18th uIt-.
iuqairy m lde fora remedy tp cure
swinney Id Horses, and us | have one
on hand that | know from long ex-
perience viii euro and won't fail. [
request be fvor 10 have it Inserted
il tue p st, for the benefit df your
inquiring friend and The Numerous
readers Of your valuable paperl
Take half a pound Of differing
ointment aad a b;.lf 4 plat Of spirits
ofturpentine and simmer it oyer a
slow fire until ultimately mi xed I
ii is then ready f5r Use either warm
or coli. Take UP tile skin % the
shoulder Of tie horse where it is dis
eased, between the thumb AID fore
finger, and puhctpr4 i six or eight
times, through anIl through, 4ith a
sharp pointed anvil; then rub III well a
portion OF this preparation for three
4r four successive mornings, until
the shoulder blisters. When tie
blister heals, the lorse will lie weil.
B. II. /.
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9aet a.l6 9lIIta.

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A lanatic Iln Chicago Dali, who, calls
himself Lord Frhzer, sent out iof A
bottle Of wine tie other day to treat
his fellow prisoners. Ga Being ftr-
nished with q bottle Of pop, he de-
elared it to bH the best wins he hid
ever drank, and Ia a granlilqquent
manner exclaimed:
Nov, gentlemen, for a toast -lnPay
we ever steal, swear ana cheat -stell
away from bad company, s year to the
truth. and cheat tie ID vii Of His
prey" Verify there was a method
in that man 81 madness.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24

Dssa83 a,a0ilg Smi8c.- A Cd rres-
popdent at Shesh@qpia says, ] i otic-
ed, from a Jellbrsbn County CO rres-
polI dent, an Inquiry III regard TO a
disease among hogB. ThA same eom-
mebeed among a lpt al this plide.-
The first one attacked, died in a few
hours. The second one attacked,
was Immediately fed on sulphur and
aal i plii ofcolsl water thrown direct
y upon the head and throat e very
hour, eifeeiing i perfect cure. The
remainder. l presume, were saved by
the use ofsulphur Il most excellent
antidote against disease among hogs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24

Street Potatds Fiaes. A CORES
popdept of the Georgia Telegra PIP
states that the vines Of the sweet pp-
tatoe may be sa we'd during the win
Ter and used in the .Spfing for prdpP
eating new crdp, In THE Fall. dry
time before lrostItakes Place, the vi pes
may be cnt in any convenient length
and placed in layers, on The surIhca
Of the earth, to the depth Of tive "
or eighteen inchd 5; cover the vines.
whilst damp, with partially rotten
straw, (either pine OF whe4t viii 4 n
swer) to the depth Of sax inchf s,
and coyer the whole with lights oil
about four inches deep. In this way
the vines will keep during the Win
ter, and in the spring thcyI viii put
out sprouts as abhndantly ps the pp-
tatoe itself when bedded. The draws
or sprouts Gamble planted first All /
the vine Itself can be subsequently 4
cut and used as We generally plant i
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15bf flralef.
Cure fOF The IIIInd Slhgeers.

AIEssRs EDITORS in your August
number, | see a recipe forhllhd stag
gers in horses. from Ishan Dansby,
Blo3d:ug and M. g. Anl blr. Dams
by is Of opinion that blind staggars
in horses istI4e same as apoplezy In
man. I will give You a recipe also,
the virtues of which have tried in
several cases, and if the amin Al is ia
ken in hand before he falls, or gets
10 that state ia which he cannot
stand, l believe ii infallible:
Bleed freely oncs a day; smoke The
animal withlpin4 tops, feathers, aba
Il little tar. Pot tile pine tops, feath-
ers aud tar into a barrel, and hold
the animals nos b over the bal rel fbr
ten or fifteen mi nutes. Twicya d|y
steam the MIN ii, by boiling halda
bushel Of G. rn, say ten minutes; pit
the corn int rloHe bag or sac <,
drawing the sam oyer the animals
nose, dosing il. 4elI.around tt : low j
part Of the bel I'D, that none Of tile
steam may csc ape--eontinu uutil
the animal il relEeYed. Ca the sec
ouu day, large dots Of matter viii
escape from the auinlal's nose.
Now if, ae cording to Mr. Dansby
Blind staggers id horses is aPdplexy
in man, Why this discharge from Tx
nose? Yours respectfully,
JoIhNfR. TEBHAU.
.ConlJet5 NgId.o,st,r
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Very R.sractfrillrE
S. B. OATMAN.
Secretary in Slqaa's Marble Factory.
.souTH Nashville. June o., 1853.

SoUTH NASHVILLE, June %, 1853
nR j. MIIcHELL-Slr: Being impressed
lie many are relative toInedicines bearing any
rfsem Blance to patents--that they are for the
most part imposition, or huInbug ] was tardy
ih forming conclusions favorable to your med
ieipes; but seeing their effect on next door
nRighbor, was induced to try them on a negro
girl, being affected with Rheumatism in her
bard and foot Having tried other Physicians
With no reAl beAefit, used your Bla05 Purifier,
and Rheumatic Ertra9, which had the desired
effect Of satisfactorily curing the girl, after az
Illness Of everal MONTHS
| ran reepmnend it to the afflicted. qs AIMED :
icine worthy the highest praise, and az least for
the above diseases no imposition.
Respectfully.
" H. WILKINSON.
Constable of 9th District.
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COACH FACTORY.

FE> TIE subscriher | have n5HI
II full oIe1atbp a F'oas 81 Factory. N th4
fiil3mg fdrmIflt occupied bv Dir. Jasbpk
Scott rs 4 fPitei Shop FAyErTEfILIF, TEfy.l
9Hhere thew gEp lgapateH to naapiactlrE-4
Goss ap~. Es ocA = ssssss. Ess4cA lies. del
pfaflv aud tastl lv iinishfl ci thebes seaspt ted
timber 4rR materjal4 i'll The liglaest and Most
substantial lial1nor i llirh thev Will Sell as low
for cash, Or 9n r4dit 10 pn ctrIal men. as can ba
obtained clsewh here: Iand E3ev feel assured tha.
their work wilf compare faSo1alilv with DIV.
west Of the nIountlils. All wd,k done bvi
them warranted TO stnid Six months hatE
and gentlemen are Invited 70 call. RrPMrIEGi
e5 ee4ted. ht SID n ro-ic4 or raase b.
bic terms J rs. O. IIAESEYl
March 3 /, 19b3E1v Ml RICE.
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ON HAND.

II :.:. =: 4. s {. .:. 4: rs
materials that he has ever had, which heIis now
ready 10 have mlle Upin themost satisfactory
manner It his ollland weg-known stand, on
the north east co5inar of the s mare, where he
may be Found, ready and willing 10 wait on,
alIthat Il i'll do him the kindness 10 call. lie
has every thing usually kept in his lme-&ssd-
dies OF bll kinds constantly on handor made
to order, u any style that maybe wanted A
ffie supHY Of tie finest and best Birdie
Es;Is ana A;irratp> ever brought Is this rface:
also, fiji e. LOT Of Rl5Rq, BeggB and Uagoa
WHIPS H'ag5n and 0r ssa~ilgss of sll sizes
and qualities, s:s'sgEc Esss%s Travelling
s'ruDkp. FEag >llias aud Buggy Coz
s;iTS. Fiy Sas~ l5g buggy and carriage Horses;
and few dezen Deer slxisES--an article
that has been 50 often called for in thelast y
months. Call soon, # YOU wish 70 bay; they
20 Off fast. Ests%gy and carriage Es:sr-
Mess furnished al, the shortest noliee and
some on, hand now. l. ID. AhIAS.
Fa9ettevilie May &c, l'853--Gm
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ESAH,L d. Wa n TAR
e. e Be e y En- SiRn

(N00DRICH * BEAVERS. dire -
NJ now receisii ( and op@piil X, S=s.;;
direct from New York and IfhilA- TX
dell ,hia- one of the largest and Most desirable
stocks Of Fail :sIFd = inter Soosis, they
have ever had the pleasure Of Offering to the
Trade For this Stfck they beg leave to-ask of
theirfFepds and Customers, cl9se exanna-
ton, feeling coahdett that they will he pleased
both as to priceapd hnality Of their Goods In
a few aavs, their ent ire Sock WILDE in Store.
when they viii agai b appear in q more extend-
ed advertisement Z
The usual ss:lrt er Of the coI1trY taken ID
exchange for Goods IF the highest ihaFket price.
GOpDRlCH & BEAVERS.
sspt. 20, 1853.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24

a gentleman from file up coun-
try, who had been to Port. Gibson
some time during the first. week Of
the epidemic, and WIS riding home at
a pretty smart gait was brought up
by a man running out of bis house
and inqairipg;
Say! have they got the rale yell
low fever in town.
oh, yes. There's no doubt OF
that, / reckon, was the answer.
And is it a fact they've got the
quarantine long with it? Ill swar,
its bad enough to have one disease
without havin' another to help it
alons?'
This filled the gentleman upon the
road too fall for utterince," and
putting the switch to his horse, he
was off; to make the words resound.
with bis pent-up ltghter Reach
ing his destination, b e must sell it TO
a friend aplain honest hearted m IN,
who, however, neglected the "fu Ii
ments. The incident was too gdod
TO keep, So he related It.
"Haw, haw, haw!r roared bond st
John. eNhy, dod dur n the all-fr ID
fool 10 thunder, didn't he kn{w
that the quarantine was nothing but
the black vomit?'
The last brick foored the news
and he rolled. :
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How Does SIC Tfot24-A creditor
whom he was anxious ID avoid, met
Sheridan coming out of Pail Mall. IL
There was no possibility Of avoiding
him but be did not lose His presence
ofmind.
That a beautiful mare you re
on" sal Sheridan
DO you think so??'
Eyes, indeed. How does she trot3
The creditor highly fl.ttered, put
into a full trot. Sheridan boiled
round thr corner and was out of siSl.t
In a moment.
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NAsHr111r H. III. *

FASHVILl f, Iav IsT, 100.
This il TO certify that have used Dr. Mitch
klfs sSioOa Purifier in case Of Ye7o1o
IlqeHaee in which it made perfect cure, af-
lar using medicine, from other Physicians to
fo p'~1ofe. Ny case was a ' Pry bad oae, ri
Ehich suffered some two mohths before try1
iag DR.. Mitehelfs Blood Purifier / would
tecommehd i 70 all, particularly in case Of
| aundieel | believe tito be tHs hest medicine
/ Or all diseases of the Stomach and Liver that
have ever taken.
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what pews?' sai 4 one nEighbor

what news? said one htighbor ID
an other.
An? it $ very saqr
'Why-wtly, hoI ~
4Why the Plagpd has arrived?' re-
pliedhe Of The rqefI l couatenance.
The Ilagae-- good gracious,
stammered out the other, turning
deadly pale and gasping for breath.
yes, rebiaed he with a sigh Sc
piteous'that it Shook his whole bulk,
My wife has comet His friend
went.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24

Counterfeit eoppers are getting in
to circulation agGn. A man Milo
will manufacture bogus cdppors in
this age of gold, should be sentto tie
,'enay-tentiary, till he becomes thor
oughlv peuliy-tent.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24
Nancy, MCCLURE & 90,
tin Pla tie aud Sheet Iron Workers,
\ D. Is HEarIk ct street.
NASHVILLE, TENN

ls,. .. + : :t.t Il. "a a s st.
Sheet Clipper. Block Tin. Sheet IRON. SID
Irons; Fairbanks Platform and Counter Scales:
Wrought and Cast Iron Cook Stoves Of the
most apptoved patterns. Wood and Coal
S-oves,- cotsistlng OF Franklin, Ten Plate, Sew
Ell Plate, Itox and CYLINDER Stoves. Also Par
lor Chaml Ter, and OlFS @ Grates-to all Of which
they woulb respectfully call the attention Of
those wishing to purchase ISept. 22-6m
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SHAPARb.
'Fulla I,oana LptS.

Vie utdi S r1dd has Ia; b Of blocks Of Lois
z of saveI "a acres IN each, for private isiH
llenee- ard ish0w pfeI area 70 sell them 1t hri-
Yate Sale To 4 osc Who. desire 10 lave sumEh II
residences iu the bdautifui ard healthy ,oN b IN
R'ssgIssE,o sSl "a. We have ii tile Town b,a.
besides the mnst healthy atnlosphere ard ,lire
feost9ne vlaiAr, a most excelett Chalvbtatk
Spring, Which is supposed 10 be mixed ah
1hitesglpRu1 II
wM, MOORE. Agen etE H
May 20, 1Sb2-;f H
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Z u ~ d i.
The SheEhyVilIc EE8sssc. and y.
S9lEta Nashville g7ssTSsssiare 1
yi;ssltsl;e ID F.As.. CORR
F,auy aiis5fcd
nj undersigned 1HEc. i'lols-

VNHE undersigned IL scs sieas- <-.-,
H. lre IN announcHs tqihe e.i.- - ~ q
zeus Of this ard adjeiT ihs com tics x
that nd : constantly ref8.t. 10 eGbioa 70
MS airdady large stock iHr2 ara s. ief r t.s
OF plaIh and Fashionable Furuiure-vl Liai. in
part consists Of the foi.o~iag-atlclt Il to--
any BuFeaas, from y 70 - ddsreJt sfrles-
prices from so to $50. MAHOGANY Dees,ing
Bureau with glasses e13 atd uruail
sPie1gi1i lot OF sos"- both 'e0minol+ aF,i iine;
also Frdnchdo Escs,Sfcass> --Trurll Rcd
Steads low post Bedstas cars-rIs1Ii r. t+rG
plain 1lrtaiu DO ootagon To- IL 1as.lo semen
tine cottage do, sef} entire rrei .af4.
cpttage do, French sofa do 6ae inah.. ia
---price4 from 50 soto SIS. gssssis,,s--.@,.s.-
ing tables, bfetkfakt do, 3esai; 20. dif.s a.
iexteusidn do, side do center ID. card do
prices irPm : 30 70 -. { ~ ii.s--ratoinai
DO, cand seat do, mahogany asd pai 7t }arior
chairs, Rocking DO, sewing and rufs b. do
ScFpll aid plain Rocker, difesenr ,,vles of
Elizabeth chair, &c. WSl.!IoJes aad presses
cribs and clad ~ fivars e.tor.ais S. ia,a.s -
and MATTRESSES, stands ard wash aards en-
closed and plain, vrit.r-, ro. add ssiw. bat
racks and whatnots. foot stools srd mirrors
&c. sc &c. &c, all Of which .ire r8ar uf. .ct,roJ
BY the South NashviIie Naruf:rtiirir COM
pany-oFF ,caTrantef 70 beeiud r roe,laersto,
any work made in city or rourt-,- -sid s,Lirf
work will sell at their lr-ss. Nasii RI.
,VitloVt dny a'l'i'tjo5al fLq.g f.r fr,lieht tIo
will make liberal dc,iu-toa 81 i,r;s I'm,
The greatest possible care Is take1i In tacii-e
to send at dis.ance
u. G. M0ULT0N
Shelbyville Julv Ii iS-.a-I-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24

An Irishman being asked which
was the oldest, he or his brother,
said - am the eldest; but if Teddy
lives three years ION ger, we SHALL then
lie both Of an age
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NASHVILLE.
J. g. E1AR DEN.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
China, Glass and QueensWare,
50 Nots SIDE Pablo Square.
Nashville, Tenn.
HAS just received and opened lfT0
il q large and well assorted stock of - -
Fancy Dinner. Tea. Desert and Tets-a- ~
tete Sets; Fancy Toilet Bottles, Ocean ~
tefs Puff Boxes, Gohlets, Pitchers. Vases, Cof-
fee Cups, Jewelry Boxes, Candlesticks, Card
Baskets Ink Stands. Mugs, Paper Weights,
Toy Sets, Silyered Bowls, Goblets, and Salt
StanFs. with a great variety of other fancy
articles; together with gilt ard white China
Glass, Stene, yellow and common Wares. All
of which are offered at wholesale or retail, on
as reasonable terms as any house in the west
Now is the time to buv wares cheap. as they
are advancing. tSapt. 22.l DC. DARDEN.
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A student Of Yale, being 'eopfaeil
to his room by sickness, was called
upon by a frlead-
Hhat. john said the visitor,
"siclJ .-eh?"
les, answered John, ",Ssc Samr'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24

The Hippodrome man who tried
TO balance She North Pole, got sfri-
ou4ly cut ny the axes Of the earth
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24

Ifyour mothers mother was my
mothers aunt, what rekltion would
your great grand father nephew be
to my eldest brother son-ln- law?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24
M ETALLic BURIAL

2 'IILoE IVFf rs, low c0n1
Il ing into geperdl use in m9ny
sections of our county, are OF met ssrssS {
al--timlne'i inside hnd enaneled Put-are a
tight--ffee from the introduction Dc dampne
and water, or the Is Eape Of eilluyh; are port
able, highly oruametted. ard cost little nor
than the best WOOD cbffins. They will ba fur
nished by the subscribe Al short T btice. TIL
ordinary wood collins made as here1ofore.
\ .B. KNOTT & co.
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0I)lIE i.I|I) IIrl

r5 LIE spbecribeTszhaae on hard at ~ I +
u tAeErshop,in Fayetteville, Tam. -
and viii hereafter Keep, one Of the Sas@e1ss
Largest, Fiest, and cheapest assortments of
E'.afEl q e ever brought to this place, cpE-
sisti3g ia Iars Of E3ssesf of all styles; tr IN
Gle, FrenFh, conn on, low post, cottage, octa-
gor ana Frecian EslsssseisSsS; centre, exten-
sion, bred kfast, iroding. dining and card Ta-
is1et; rbeking, paTlor, sewing. and other
gs.sss-i Cribs and Cradles Stands and Wash
-stsaas. DivaI's and 0aomans. Lounges and
Mati-assds, Writing Desks and Sofas, &c. &c,
all Of WhichIwe offer at less prices than such
s;1ieles hive ever been sofl f.. IL FayettevIlle
We Rnte8d to Id able To furnish everything
that may be called for in the Furniture line,
At the Vedy sEurte4t no.ite, at prices much be-
low what has alva. S 55en ask ID Tor such alti-t
cles Fl thls market. We simply ask the pub
JIG, tP ca9 and eNamine Dur Stock and prices
ibefosh pu3chasing-that will confirm what we
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The easiest and best way TO OK
3and tie chest, is to have . good
arge heartinit. L saves the cost
If gymnastics.
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Ihpat R,9o gUUae.9o

Lace Mantillas, Capes, Collars Cuffs Chem
i2etteE, Sleeves. Wells, Bonnet, Sash and Meek
Ribbd us History, Gloves, Mitt$. Fans et9., etc
TIKI Goods having been purchased. at the
lowest prices for cash Vie are enabled to
offer them on the most favorable terms.
THOMSON d, BUCHANAN.
s rtil 81 1S12 II
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w Gg1P :fs ssG (. E. l ssss: &
country that be has recently ilnprovedc 2
and greatly enlarged his Marble Yard, gf1
and is now ptepared to fill all orders
ID the marble line at the shortest no. -.
tice and on the most favorable terms for CASH.
He would cal particular attention to his we'll
selected stock of monuments, mantle pieces,
figures garlfn Ggures, statuary, Fountains
Baptismal furtnts, Urns. Vases. Tombs etc
many Of which are Of the purest Italian Mar
BILE, aud from the chisef Of the best European
masters. His arrangements are now complete
for furnishingall kinds of marble, either Of
his own manufacture OF imported He has on
hand large Quantity Of Italian marble. in the
rough state, which he viii sell very low
House Furniture in Egyptian Marble Of the
best quality can be bad az his yard He Hat
ters himself THAT he can now serve the public
on hs accommodating terms as-any similar es-
adjustment the west. a share of pnblic
patronage is solicited. rsept %
z. S.-Ihe attention Of the lovers Of the
Fine Arts j. directed tony assortment Of STAT
nary They are of the rarsst and finest quail
T., and Of direct inror,atiops.
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One might have heard pin fall,is
a proverbial expression Of silence;
butit has beenIeelipsed by the French
phrase you might have heard the
unfolding Of / lady's cambria peck
ct handkerchief q
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24

Board per 9far, with lodging $3.50 I'D
do dq without lodging ...... 100 10
Man and horse per night. y
Man PER dAy. 20
Single diet. Il
Meals sent to rooms extra cbar.le. Ssryalss
and children half price. Horses Kent a. .i,,Ir,
prices Baggage coiveved t.. and from -.ie De,Irf
free of charge. s. y. IT. y. WRITs
Sept % en-
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There re three dangerous insti7
tutFons in the world, viz:-kicking
colts, pretty calico, and ganpowaer-
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MI q 3si S.5;si + as ~ a,, A'' sP.s.
Fsbs. SHAPARDS.
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Baltimore.
RONNI fEs.

Gfg7 FREsseH LACE Cp4trg, g imp and Straw
sla Gpssalasg, Hair aFtt blond, Belgrade
and Satin I}oanets. Fnst FeceiVed BY
TH0MSRS 4 BUCHANAN.
April p 1853.
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e;3 WD zD "a - @

ever offered in this market I'd which we re-
spe9tfully beg leave to call the attention of our
fsiends AID the public generally. and assure
them that we vi Il offer Goods on sIlch terms as
cai5not fd to please. Our stock consists il
part Of the follpwipg. LADIES
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tE A's7&.

T9 ALL the Htest and mcst fh5h;onable
<7'ss ont TH4MS0N d BUCHANANl
Ap-il p. 1853.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-04-07

ANNAPOLIS MUNICIPAL ELEcrIoN-The
following is the result. Of the election held
at Annapolis on Monday, for May or, Recod-
er, and FIVE Aldermen:
Mayor-Dr. D. Claude, wbig, 1863; Capt,
Jno. Wilmo,, dem. l53. Recorder-A. B.
Hsgner, W., 1853; Jas. S. franklin, dem, 1862
Aldermen-Jn". E. Stalker, whig, 1866; H.
Levely, w., 1874; J. w. White, w., l6l; DE-.
J. Ridou,, W., l5S; c. A. Sullivan, w.. 1874;
B. Lin,hicum, dem, 100; R. H. Holland,
dem, l57; Jno. R. Gsssawsv, dem, 1855
Col. John Walton, dem, 1856; John Nj.
Davis, DEM, l55.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-04-07

The FINANCES OF MARYLAND.-ltise s-
,ima.ed tina. the direct tax Of - -2 ce,,s
on the 500. on the new assessment. will
yield the sum cf $2sQ,Joo or s2ol,953
less 'hs1 the sn:"un, estimated this year a,
2; cents Gil the $500 under the old assess
me:''. There will, however, j. is supposed,
be balance al the end Of the year of abou,
$34S,33S in the treasury. The annual in
'eresI upon the funded debt Of The State, Cor
which provision has to be made, is 1884,
556 SO; and it is estimated that the direc,
tax of IL l-2 cents, the vsrous indirec, tax
es, and the public works, will WELD an in
come to the treasury Of $74s 9s7, exclusive
Of $4,000 from the tobacco fund, so tina,
there will be $94,43l over and above the
amour. required 10 meet the annual interest.
The arrearages due the State ere abou,
100000 considerable portion Of which
will probably be paid during the mex, two
years.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-04-07

The SWAN CAsE.-On Monday last the
counsel Of Robert Swan desired a trial for
their client, bu. there being no Judge to sill
in the case, i. was poslponed-for how long
a time we canno, say, perhaps indefinitely.
There is possibility that it may be brought,
up a, the July term Of our Court. bu, II is
no, probable. Whether he is guilty or in
nocen, matters no, to us; bu. We do contend
tina, he should have had trial long before
this. Where the fault lies we ere no, law
yer enough To decide, nor do We care; we
know tina. party indicted for murder is
entitled to fair and impartial trial, and lhs,
the vindica,ion Of The law demands that he
be tried.
Should This party escape trial there will
be no surety ,hs. any criminal will be
brought TO justice, and the law maintained
And il the fault lies in our constitution and
laws, our Legislature will be held RESPONSE.
BILE (unless they speedily remedy the defecl)
in the eyes of the people, for aiding the es-
cape of criminals and being the abenors Of
crime.-Hagersto,cn Neavs.