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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-27

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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-27
THE OHIO STAR
LYMAN sg. HALL, Editor.
Mrs. HELEN b. BosTWIcK, Regular Contributor
* Ay a. n N A
Wednesday. April u. 1883

Free Democratic state Ticket for
1853.
For Governor,
SAMUEL LEWIS,
of Hamilton County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
BENJAMIN BIsSELL,
of Lake County.
For Supreme Judge,
REUBEN HITCHCOCK,
of Lake County.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM 6. GRAHAM,
of Franklin County.
,- For Treasurer of State.
]. WESLEY CHAFFIN,
Ct Clinton County.
~ For Attorney General.
COOPER X. WATSON,
- of Seneca County.
For Member Of the Board of Public Works,
ALONZO Q. BLAIR,
of Licking County.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-27
WILLIAM II. HARRIS.

March 15, 1858.
We have retained the handful for the inspec-
tion of the curious or doubling. Of the abomina-
ton of the thing we need make no remark. 1t
speaks for itself-.ashtd6ula Sentinel.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-27

We insert the following BIZ cause it seems due to
our correspondent. in consequence OF the personal
turn which has been given to The discussion. The
controversy having become personal ore, IFS pro-
longaton cannot be prcfiab'e. aud we must, there
fore, say with all due resPect, that as far as cur
colu,us are concerned, it mast here close We
will take the occasion to say, that, if US has been
ninated to us, the Wing means 10 lnsinuate that
we are the author of Is Ravenna," the iasinuation
is as mean as its personalities are vulgar and be-
meath The utteral ce or notice of gentlemen
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-27
RUNAWAY NEGROES,

by means of well trained PACK OF DOGS.
His terms are as follows: For hunting, $2,5G
per day. and 81 for itching, and all expenses de-
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-27

A full assortment Of marrow Velye. Ribbons,
N at the now store in Camphellsport
jan l, 1853. J, n, BpsTwlcH & Co.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-27

not absolutely proven. Yesterday however we
received from a gentleman ofthis county, who has
a broiher-in-law in Alabama, land from whom
received it's hand bill printed as follows;
TO THE PUBLIC!
The undersigned offers his services to the pub
lie to catch
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01
W. W. NIcNELLEY, s

ANNEXATION Of tie .Sand@dh Is
4ndS.- The Washington correspond
ent of the N. Y. Journal of Com
herce, says:
The news concerning the anneAa-
tion of the San dwich Islands is some
What startling, though it is matter
long talked Of. There can scarcely
be doubt that the Hawaiian gov
qrnment has taken some preliminary
Steps towards this object, and Eng
lind and France may protest against
il in vain. The Calilornians are ex-
deedingly DESTROYS for the consumma-
tion of this PROJECT DIR. Gwin, one
Of the Senators from California, has
taken great interest in this matter,
and during the latter part of the last
administration, he urged upon this
government some immediate action
lpon if; and he asserted that the
Hawaiian government was not only
then prepared for the measure, but
that a project of treaty for the pur-
pose hah been forwarded to this gov
{rnment, and was then in the State
Department.
The American missionaries who
lave from time TO time visited the
Sandwich Islands, are friendly to the
project of annexation, and have no
doubt done much to promote it.
Our missionaries, it must be remark
ed, laid the foundation for the recog
hilton of the Sandwich Islands by
the United States, Fra pee, England
Ind Belgium, and the establishment
of diplomatic and con mercial rela-
tion$ Herewith
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01
Groceries. etc

cotdpcN T. Cummings, Of Shelby
vile, successors to Evans & Cum
mings, have in store, a large and vel
selected stock of Groceries, suited tx
the wants Of the farmer and retail
merchant, which they offer on very
favorable terms to the purchaser
We have been acquainted with both
gentlemen for years, and take pleas
ure in recommending them to the "a
vor of such of our friends as design
trading in Shelbyville. They will,
also, as commission and forwarding
merchants, receive and promptly fof-
ward all articles consigned to their
care. I or our part, we should PLACE
implicit confidence in their representa- !
tons. Give them a chance.
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F5r Me Fayetteville Oh rper
Tribute of RESPECT.

At called meeting of JacksoI
Lodge No. 6S, Free and AdcepteI
Masons, held in Fayetteville, Tenn
Nov II, A. L. $685. A. DJ 1858
The following preamble and Fesold
tons were u Raaimously adopted, viz
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divink
Providence to remove from our midst
our friend and brother DAVID S.
BUCHANAN, late a member Of this
Lodge, and who, but a few months
since, Joined with US around the altar
of masonry, and by whose decease in
the prime of manhood, we are again
reminded that Sin the midst Of life
we are in DEATH" therefore,
Rcsolrca, That tho members of
Jackson Lodge feel the most pro-
found grief for the death of ohr late
brother David S. Buchanan, who in
life was warm and jealous m ember
of our Lodge, and in whom was dis
played those quail ties which Indicate
the homo rable man and the upright
mason, and who has endeared himself
10 us by his modest and unpr etend1
ing dem anor, and his kind and char1
TIA le feelings.
/ Rcsolfed, That We deeply sympa-
Lhlze with the family and friends of
+he deceased, in this their deep af-
fiction.
Resolr ea, That we will this day |
lttend at the late residence of the
deceased, and inter his remains with
masonic honors.
Resolae4, That in token of respect
nd brotherly love, the members of
bis Lodge will wear the badge of
hourning for thirty days
Rcsolee1, That a copy of these
esolutlons, duly authenticated, be
'ublishe d in the Fayetteville observ-
r and Lincoln Journal.
W. W. MeNELLEY, See
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lsA Q q i = ID &C

FENIlE undersigned having boughtthe inter
4 est oil his late partner in the firm oil
Goodrich Buchanan and beavers, andIalso III
the fm Of Goodrich If beavers, Will continue
the business At the old stand west side of the
Public Square, where he has been for q mum
Der Of years. His Stock on hand IS ore OF the
LARGEST and most desirable he has ever had
the tloasure OF offering to the trale-le mbrd-
cinr every article ilsaaliv kept in a Retail
House; suffice it for the present, to sd y. that
this stock cannot lie surpassed by an retail
house in Tennessee -in fact his stock is too
large ~ the present. season, and he II deter
mined L. sell it oil, even il a unusual lily low
prices. For tie LIBERAL patronage offended
him b. the citizens Of l.lneoln county since
his commencement in business, lie Is under
many obligations, and intends, if by closg APP
Jlieation To business and a desire to sell goods
for small profits viii still secure theF clIston,to
do SO. JOHN GOqDRlCH.
Dec |, 1853.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01

There is one block bt houses, in
The Sixth Ward of = CIV York city,
which contains 10 fewer than 365
families, numbering 1862 persons,
men, women and children. The
averag e size Of the apartments is
10 feet by -, vet nevertheless, ev-
cry one Of hem rents for from Sc
to SS'per II Ionth. This delightful
locality fronts on Pearl4street near
Cross.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01

! Cou1steyfcti Coin The New York
papers state that the new American
TWENTY-FIVE cent pieces have been
extensively coulterltited. and large
numbers of them are in circulation,
When not much worn they are good
imitation, with one exception, the
milling on the on Ter edge is badly
done. They are run in moulds and
thu crosses are not clear, and show,
on particular examination, that they
are not made in the manner Of gen.
uine. After use they become dark
almost as "copper" but a large num-
Der of them are in circulation that
took we'll, and new quarters should be
examined CLOSELY.
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N1E undersigned having sold out his
L tire Interest in the Books. notes ana

THE undersigned having sold out his en-
i tire Interest in the Books, notes and AZ
counts Of Goodrich, buchanan and Boavefk
and also his interest in the Books, Notes, Ac-
counts and MbrchauAze Of Gdolrich sj Beav-
ers, to his late partner, Mr.. John Gaolrich
who is alone authorized 10 settle the same
He takes much PLEASURE il Recommending
Nj G tothe friends l,nd Customers Of tie old
House, as agendenah the. may rely upon It
deal>with them corrJetly and sell them good
as low OF lower than i.ny retail house in Ten
nessee.
Forthe liberal patronage extended to the
house during his connection with it he returns
his sincere thanks.
Dec !, 1888 {. 7. BEAVERS
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For the second Ia rgest, a


Of the agent procuring then ], execu-
ted in the highest style of 4 be art.
For the third largest, d copy OF
SIiAkspEARrs Works, bound in gilt,
together with a subscription to either
Graham Magazine, Gpdey1s Lady 5
Book, or Peterson's MagAzino, for
1851, as the agent may elEct.
For a smaller number han the
third largest, we viii give be agent
TIN PER CENT of all the mo hies that
mpy be collected or due for one
year, on the Subscribers he Bends US.
If preferred, instead Of giving the
prizes above stated, we will give each
agent TEN PER CENT. Of all The sub
scriptions obtained, as above set forth
i whether one or one humid red.
al we ask is, that the sd bscribers
so obtained, shall be solyen |, Of pay
in advance. WHO will Cd TO work
first? Who viii commence the good
work? The foregoing prof. osals are
worthy the serious attention. Of every
one. They are by far tile 1 host libe-
raj offers ever made in Lincol p county
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01

Al Coon EXAMPLE, Among other
item IS of recent intelligence from
Con4tantinople, we observe state
ment, that, since the declaration Of war
by the Sultan, he has devoted much
of his time, every day, to religious
services. This public and decided
recognition of the dependence of ma
lions a ,on the divine favor, does hon,
or to the enlightened Turk, and
ought to shame many Of the rulers
of Christian nations.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01

ST.. Beahs-Fair white s zoo
l 80; prime 81 37lk al 40 p oushe-
Hay--Sales of ri bales prime Timothy al
75c p 100 DIS; retail sales from stores at SOC
soc.
Potatoes--salcs df 500 sacks common al
35e, sacks included
orions--Retail sales at So = @53c p Eushel.
Prbylkions-Not a sale reported ID pork, ba-
con or lard, and old stocks of the two former
very quiet. The supply of lard is small and
for Immediate use or shipment 9@9lse can be
obtained for No. /, ir barrels. Bacon is With
out demand, and polk unsaleable.
Whiskv--Sale of $50 to 400 bbls raw, in
lots At 23lac, and 75 bbs country testified on
private terms.
H CHArrhNooGA, TEHN.-River in gpod boat
ingcondition, and business On the wharf mere
active--cotton coming up IN liberal quantities
AS seen in maniiekt-- prospects good for the
business season, Bacon Little nd mark ct,
proper figures Sc. 5000 pounds sold this wees
at Sc. i. Corn Advanced. Many Houses are
giving Zoe; In demand for old crop New
not in market Cllnhles -AdamhniIHe. 3lG1
33. :. Eeathers--It demand all lifetime. at
3Sm4o Scarce !. GinseIig-Dul at 20@
2Sc. !, /, Flour-p sack, 81 1905 90. Lee
noir family, So a5, :. I.ard-ln demand
roed worth lOc. :. Oats--Active at 3s@45c-
few shipments are making. Several hundred
buzhels held at 50f -. .Eye--52@5be. -.
70875e. Whikky--25c.--
Magnolia 81 sc. :. Good Butter il demand,
l2k al noe.
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New Arrangements.

Fayetteville Carriage Momgfaftory.
nN the 25th Of OFT, the subscriber Y ~ E =
" purchased the entire interest of 60 g.
Jordan Hooker, L. Virtue and j. Nj. Hobbs ii
the firm of j u. Rhbotean & Co., in the Car
rage Manufacturing business. All dfbs due
10 said firm must be paid to him, and al against
it he is Il pay Thankful Tor past f4yors, he
respectfully soIle.tsI continuance OF the saiae
with pledge, that nothing shall be wahting on
his part to give general ABSTRACTION.
j. 3. RABOTEAU
" ~, ,o-o
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yiIle Observer
Free of Postage in Lincoln County!
THURSDAY. DECEMB.ER 1, Is5s
snrR1rr-Lr1ooI.N oohNrY.

CT We are authorized to announce Col
David = Hobbs, candidate for Sheriff
Of Lincoln county, at the March election, 1874
GIVE are authorized to announce Little
berry l.. Cole, candidate for Sheriff d
lincoln county, at thb March eldstioh, 1854.
OF We are authorized to ANNOUNCE Holm
n. MOtiOVv, a candidate for Sheriff of Lin
coin county at the March electiosk 1854.
srF@ We are authorized TO annpunce Has
ID. tfrihZard. candidate Cdr Sheriff Of
Lincoln county, al the March election, 1851.
We are authorized to ANNOUNCE Wiley
vi. AieXandcV, a candidate fIr Sheriff Of
l.ucoln county, at the March elettlon, 1854
0~F We are authoti2ed TO anIkounce Major
gaS. w. Hanks, a candidate cir reelection
70 the Office Of Sheriff of Lincoln county, at
the March election, 1851
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01

Macon, GA.--our market is still aotiee.-
Stocks Bacon and Corn li4ht Bacon--Clear
sides loo 10te; qbbeIl sits 9i& @92f; hams
1l@l2; shoulders S@Sllb ;. Lard 1l@12 :.
=. Corn, scarce, Roc :. .Oh bis, dull, 62@65. .
Peas 95@90. :. Feathers, in demand,
4o@55c. :. Peaches dried and peeled, 81 90
Apples, dried 75d Gre en- apples 81 900
3 90 p Dbl. Flour, u btl, ST 90. But
ter good Tom. l6@13c. Legs in demand
2OQ23e.
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Suicide

We regret to learn that \ Er- Elisha
7honnson, Gving six miles from this
place, on the Winchester road, pat
an end to his own existend E on last
Friday morning, by hangin (
Some month or two sincb, he pur-
chased a tract of land in til : vicinity
of Winchester, the title toI which, it
was afterwards reported and believed,
was not good. The shock caused by
this intelligence, gave his Fl bends rea-
son to suspect that his s. nity was
shattered Recently, howfHf time
and.care, it was thought, 1 an nearly
or quite restored him. La tI Friday
morning, as was his custom he arose
about daylight. Nothing was OBJ
served, that could betray tile purpose
of his mind. Soon he went out, as
was supposed, to perform some Of
the duties incident toa farm. His
stay being more protracted than usp-
a. fears were entertained as to his
safety, aud on search being made' he
was found dead, suspended BY a rope
passed around the neck, and fastened
70 \ rarter in the shuck pen, In his
death, the county has lost an old CIT
izen, whom to know was to esteem.
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MARRIED..
ssa4ss
DDIED,

In this county Friday, 25th ult., after
briei-ilnek Is, Mrs IELlzAbErh, wife Of Mr.. Wiley
Bum, aged 46 yea rs Obituary noxt week.
In this county, SAT Hrdav, Goth ult., Of in
flmmatorB rheunl I'm, Miss MELISSA MI
SfRvA, daughter Of NJ Waller Key. She
was born LAuSust 20. 1885 Although not a
member Of any clIurch b, yet She was willing 10
a wdH q rounded hope that her
destination was thb rel Inns of The best
Dear NJ ELISA, lou hast left us,
Here thy los wd deeply fdel;
But 'tiI God " BIO Hath berelt- us,
lie can all oiEr sdrrows heal.
Yet. ag mn, ~ hopf TO meet thee,
When the daN of life has fled;
Then, il HeavehA with JOY We Il greet thee.
Where 10 fatew4U tear is shed
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01
D5SS0sls ESOss.

Nv + have this day sold out our entire stocl
w Of Goods to Messrs. Nal .Hoores j
IFtglt, land our firm IS ndw closed by matqa
consent The Bu4iness IS ih the hands Of Mr
lFtH.ala S. SoahiFoytb, who will al all time,
be found at our oil stand freely ,taR milling 4
rectire 5aoIIeH and we hope our friends win
keep him dmploydd.
Oar SUCCESSORS sre too well known, for any
mention tol be malle Of their Willingness to
wall on anA ende Iyor to please all who may
biy4 then, d call
4 SOIT'ffWOBTH, MORGAN & NEIL.
! nhY ] 1872
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01
Marshalrs Uterine CathoIieon

HAS become so widely popular tl,st lsnscrg-
Il phlous 4 Ignorant persons have attempted
TO counterfeit the article, and in some inst,ln-
ces they Use name 80 nearly resembling
Marshall that casual glance might nisleadl -
Ii is absolutely necessary 20 use cauitb and dX-
anime the name, and also To- observc thar the
seal Of the Graefenberg Company and TIE
name Of Or Pomeroy Is Oh every bottle. Mar
shall's 'atholicon is prepared by alb old 4ul
skilllul physician, in the most scientific In kls-
ncr. Other preparations pufpoTtine to perfIun
the san5s cures are prepared by those who know
not what they do The subject is one he
manding great care, and though some Of the
noatruni, reieTcd to are sold at a lower rtco
than Marshdll's, 10 one who Is afflicted Cln
hesitate between reilly valuable medicinal
preparation and one wlildh is only pretending
an4 Injurious compound. Let purchasers he
on them guard torreverIt deception by smilzi-
Is Of appearances.
This and all the Other medicines prepared
by The C;raefenhcr. CD, pf New York are for
sale bv MeElroy a Mckinney apd Diemer &
IIamtBh, Fayetteville, where also may hp
had grJtuitously, the Graefenberg Health Al
m,inac for I854. Oct, ., 1853
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eg- business N0ffaa.l asa,

o. The Post-Ohife List Of Iidtets is pub
listed in the FageHerNe o5serrer ih compliance
with lax Of Congress which provides that it
shall appear IN the newspaper having tile
LAIGEsr CIEcilLATIoN. LIS
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1f,,l-sol, Go,,ott

Horse, iron gravE shbd All round, Shoulders
marked with gear, n b brands ldrceivable, 10
hands 3 inches high, dbout yrs DID: by Dad
lei b Friend, 10 nj es north Of Huntsville,
Nov ~, 1853 Vailed at $50.
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sHEfnYgllLr ZEE

INlIE undersigned, having Iur- -
Il chased the entire property known
as the .Sl,elbgr.lle Inn, aud expecting r.
ofiiciAte as landlord Of the same dursnr ~
the balance of his life, would respect
fully announce to his old friends anil the public
geneIhily, that he continues at his old stand
WHERE he has been for the last fourteen wears
From the long experience in his business, he
hopes to continue to give general satisfaction To
all such as may favor him with a CALI His t,,-
bic will be as good as the market can possibly
afford. Prices moderate. Rooms neatly fitted
Passengers with their baggage, stopping the
Inn conveyed 70 and from the Depot free. Of
extra charge. lSept. 22l d. S. EVANS.
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ssOI.AE SHOE Nails.

w y 5s H t ssss h \ az " ~G5n
can sell cheaper than ;lny blacksmith can afford
TO make them (which we warrant good as
any. COLI a. q CT INNINGS
Dec ShelbvvilIe Tenn.
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For Rent

For Rent
During the year 1854, the lower
room, with cellar, of the Obseree,
building. For terms, etc, apply at
this Office.
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This tribunal adj burned rs ! Fri
day, at dinner. A called term is 70
be held, commencing the second
Tuesday in February next.
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9zS-u-@ONzME aIa
DlSsOFske5Oaa.IDI

VNM. II. WEBB has this day bought out
w theintcrest of JAMES G. MOONS, in the
business of Webb d Woods, and the fra is
dissolved by mutual consett. All persons hay
ing claims against the hrnEof Webb u Woods
will please present them to Mr. Webb for
patment, he having ASSUMED I'd pay all their
debts. Those indebted tothe firm. will please
call and settle is,nlebatei5, as Mr. Webb de-
signs soon leaving this place for the sal7
phur spring, mt les west Of here, where he Will
sell Goods and Groceries and he must hare his
naeaiev w H. WEBB.
Fayetteville. nov. 1853 JAS. q. WOODS
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or Advertisements are inserted ii the ORR
der IN which they are handed in
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ar Advertisements must he handed intoth
Office by Ties lqy lE5tafng, toiusdre ali appear
ahde IN the following Paper
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1gEySfSff G-T3rT r,S,.fr5a
We. nv OEstc.Eas

IApR establishment, on the west side &,
~ of town, between tie Livery Sta 49,,
bic and Public Square, is still in full w
blast, and viii continue to be Kept in such
MANNER as to satisfy those who mag call
that nothing is wanting on our part to crafty
the thstes Of the public Our Bar is at all ti.ias
stocked with the sssy choicest Liquors, C,gigs,
7btarcc &c, that the city markets eau afford.
Those vishingto ''chcer the inner man," are
invitel to attend. Good order Will always be
kept We have just received, in addition to
the stock already on hand, supply OF superior
Brown, Loaf and Clarified Sugar; Coffee, salt,
Mol. sses Pepper, Ginger, Spice all kinds Of
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff BLACK
ing, Gun Caps, Powder, Lead, Shot, Matches,
Cigars OF every variety, all kinds of Teas and
Candies, Osstcfs fresh and picked, Sudines,
Chez, se and Crackers, Pipes, Soals, Wash
Boarsls, Upper and Sole Leather, Candies Of
all kinds, Rice, Almonds, indigo Madder, Cop
pcra4, Essence of Cinnamon and Cloves. WI
meg1, Liquors Of the raresi quality, IS Pale,
Cosrfac, Peach aud Apple Brandies; Fancy
Cordlals Brandy Cherries, Port and. Madeira
Wines, Gin, Rye and BsHrhou Whissv-ia
Short almost every article needed 10 make r
first class house. Thankful for past ilvors. We
solicit continuance OF the same
detefn mined as we are that oar l.ouse shah b.
know for the good quality OF oar s5ocl.
BUCHANAN & ILANNS.
Oct. 81, 1853
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Valuable Prorsrir for SIZE.

TENHE Steam saw Mill, belonging 10
4 the firm Of McCalla & Co., situated s
miles southwest Of Fayetteville, Lincoln cout-
", viii be sold 10 the highest bidder. on Fiji
day. the 23d of December, 1858 Also. the
property pertaining to said establishment. cua-
sistng Of two Log Wagons one Road Wagon,
and teams, together With the tools fxiuris
etc, therefore belonging The Machinery is
OF acsnoN lodged superiority. and the sole reA-
son why the Company wish to dispose of it is
the failure Of timber in the vicinity, cred
il of Il moeNls viii be given. the rurthas ar
giving lon,tand approved security.
All those indebted to the finn, are hereby
notified 70 come forward and make payment.
4. McGALLA q co.
NsT 10, 1S53.-tds.
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MECHANIC TooLs--CHAINS

w s.n assg .s"7,t@ly If * n1 saad
les ToNIs, Which we will sell very VI
cheap. We hive also received a very largt
stock Of CHXSS consisting in part of LoE
chains Fifth chains, Stretches, Stay chains
Lock chains, breast chains, Tongue chains,
Halter chains, etc etc.
COEDWELl4 & CUMMINGS.
Dec. l. SbelhyFilld feIsn.
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