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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON


Prom Oar Own Correspondent
wAsHTeros. Tuesday d.. .. -.
The President sent in day large nuDh.- ~ 80
mon;s. bu, rome from the State Of NewYrrk '''A<
Tie speech Of GERRrr Smith was elooue,,
i've he was interrupted once. bat the Cb.lrr,,
directed Dir Smith to proceed H spoke ne.rr Va
and the members were attentive lie fullv .'1
reputation His reply to Preston was respectful
The agents Of The Woodwork aud GooIve,- ,,..-.
preparing TO extend their monopoes by special A., aso
gress- Those opposed TO them are Oh tAe Az.
GrRRIr SNITus speech. one saws, was pr,,S t.,
brilliant another that It was able. di,niSsI ,0S y,s
With rich e!cquenco and soemaity Of manps, -,
pressed the House another that L uas ela,,..., =
arguneniaiye captivating but unsoand as',b.- =
voice was good manner graceful and wins;,, - -
ability was 10. equal 10 expectations Smi,h. -,
upon tie Administration vas rather grs,ifv,,-
" Union Democrats but grieyes the Hanis' ps,,.
reply is generally Pronounced abe feIctou, 49,
His bearing was lofty and gentsel P.o.ouad sz.ps..
psid to both speakers
DEAN has the foor, and win take the groz.a ,A,, a.
gress has no power over the sabjsc of slaYer,
Mr. A'HlhSShN' Is oe''eF QvIyrr
Mr. Severns Editor Of The Ercaiqs Arsss /. ,,,..,
ca Naval Storckceper al philedclthia ''P'A
The Marquis Ial.acarne, Charge from Sardinia w,.,.
scented 10 The President 70 day with the eusonsr f,s
tics. '1
TIE star publishes the letter from Senator Cls,.,,..
the Haras OF PHILADELPHIA Ia which he excuses tbs p
dent and declines al participation In The phl,,l,s..
movement 1t IS said that Gen. Cas- strongly s97sovssoi
the letter. ''@''
The amount Of deposit, rec.'e1e a. tho Treasury A.
ng the week ending 7ih inst. was sl75l09l a:l,is,
for the REDEMPTION Of the public debt s7Jl $50
Posed Assistant Surgeon Robert l. Wall dleAipD.
yiddie Co. Virginia. on the 18th inst.
Lieut.. Charles Hunter "a detached from Tie ressT.,
slip lat Boston from the si OF January and orls,i % q,
Decatur.
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Tic arship America from Liverpool for Boston,
with orc week later intelligence from Europe is now
ID Lereleyca,h day or! AM is fully du, at Hl,iMz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

Ais,sc ed .,rera s.sa'a especial
9nrs. 70 sa9. l o rs s csa me ing 2
Loec
Gn1rns. Low II Pace BIT surEICoa IS Q0AIIrS.
VIA = o. 10 Sec y q - ri, s p. vI- M
pis Of tel, iouc s o4f. TisT vs-y asa:
trt 81 No IS Eleeesersi f., Of 8flaisly.
UNIlR CARM1Sge GLOVES AND Hosiery ior
IA2 CT ~ ~ ssO ya, y; , ,, ,-.,, -
wA,eL iiy be laeba % 70 i o.atfJ, viii be i'o'i It
Ho,i.s, std Uudes GARNER, .i.no- e,9rf
ogycn., NeIopoi,sa Ho.sisn, Slbios Cs.dcn.
cAPenNGs Ar COsr PETERSON q HUMPHREY,
70 9 telling oil he' epiiIe STOCK at cost 70 e'
hi soiel. C rrc's Of 10 q pery srd
lieh .hfsc.i Is taipetisI 90 i9i pcs yerd
hisl i hasl T i'ss1 To- e. Il P,ryna
AL arg lei tn,i.a o a il ionasas ct seI yara.
sifAa "a e,en 10 anf o-tnE sa,i d. ~ 20 can be-
fore os's'''' ''s"'s'' No lq lod r corn NJ h.
HOIrr.Y 6IFrs.--Tne bcs, article for "a Holiday
Cit ogr HalLEr, Davst COZ ce6.ael 'i1a's wi,l or
without inc i4.altn,+ c. ae'a vi ,' i,k fea3i;
est.a.s M ra5r -
fOWIFVs d WILLS, Psychologists and Pab she-s
Clinton Hal 20. l3i N-sssl-f,. Ns.--loi&.
DEFIANCE insNPERSAFGs, GAYLER's PATENT
osS. ss, NJ leiesd ' aa " & % D9i De
void POO, ao is2 P,As., ola ioor leoy 1al'nliue.
SENiNG MACmNEs-I'M SINGER & Co., Ne 355
BIosdvfy exhihu- and s.n variety Of sowing
s 1fili go. S 80 o' iss Sr5 sa
univ. I.y sIi. AZ a. ca i. 10 " l
irss ~ e. ae~ can Sc seen e. operation an lines
SEWING MacnME5-CAgD 10 THE PyBLIc.-phe
hon Co. Of f-:e.i, 30 Usi s'ss BE-, adj i'1d IA,
o.sis,s r,si. e.'ieies ed H., in osra.9H = ne as ,ay
ssEis ,ies ssi shsai'ss sssaas "a '2.s.n51 o. ~
am Ises 20 M cf Of ,sIisenc, aye called uP,n By NO.
Nuu' gee sFd ils , vac ssNn5 M
I,, . ,ll,i, ~ M ig i =, ". 80
: H. -. H e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

CUEtP GUODs YOR rHg H0IDAYs.--rhs attention
Of rIthsscri asitcd ,aH supply Of sks- Lace In
bgodcl.e. fseuth Fiits @ .ooi CiJ-5 M1ata sI-q aad
&c Lt.Itt ai IfGuteo I1.cta =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

Lace-trnmed Collars, especially adapted for pres
eats rich Eutf.e'd Hesasseieis sets Of Cols
aud Ser.s ntCh rf6nf os md FTocs Also the ne wet
sas Dress Dflas Csrs &C, At HE"AAs cee
bfsie1 f.or,. 30 7dj Diodsey bt~teu Sth tnd JiAss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

IN the Senate. yesterday, Mr. SHIELDS, Of Illinois.
save notice Of bill 10 authorize the Presden, to con-
Ter the breyet rank OF Lieut. General upon WINFIELD
SCOTT. for his eminent military services Mr SEWARD
presented romons,rauce from certain citizens OF the
City Of NewYoIk against the ratileaton by Congress
Of the international Copy Right which referred to
tie Committee on Foreign ~eations he also submitted
resolution directing she Committee on the Judiciary
to inquire any further legislation was necessary
to secure tic r. hts Of tie children Of American ct
7ens horn al goad which was adopted Mr. FISH pre-
scented memorial from the New-lOrk Chamber of
Commerce. asking the interposition OF The United
States Government TO procure the abrosation 10y Den
mark Of the Esuore Sound dues MIR SUMNER Of
fcrcd resolution, which agreed Co., directing in.
quiry as 10 the cNpcdieucy OF r.aUciion OF ocesn
postage.
In the House of Representatives Mr. boroci,. from
tic Committee 90 Naval Affairs, reported hll aa.
thorIing the construction of six 6rtclasa steam fcs
atcs for tho use 81 thc United states Government
dir. DEAN offered resolution preventing swcrl
ard the thanks OF Congress TO Copt lperaham Air
TyEYn INTRODUCED bin establishing MIN, in the C.,y
of NoW-YorN Mr.. CuNcNAN introduced bill giving
credit 70 railroad iron importers. GERRr SMITH then
made an eloquent speech on tae kosrta aaar Auo,
the transaction 81 some ua'mporiaat business the
Uorse sl'ournaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

MOlINING LARD olIIS.-J,uUU pltcts luss 70
eeied a. m o. pcr worth 90 tks DO irnus
store 10 Biodwsy between Gle = Nho.ls and tpota1
Hoe. BsFTH0IoIcw a. WEED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

ApvEnrssNrNIs ar 1he We % Taas OF tbs sk s-ss. be
nls5 In today
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10 c0ERrspONnnN1s

No uocc can Of anonymous C.uncat1n Whasver
INTENDED Insertion De auth b. the
sd,cfs OF fis WE.eIIo ssaiy publ aoss BIZ Is
al f- cor 1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

sTOr, JEIgI Tie i-ln So, buys Hats OF Raj
hs ocson 20 ssy SOP tc 10 - as Is own
ercs, IN ~ tf sgct O. cise sud s. T., best
sis IL tie cosIry Tor IS s. ADD ~ .ai your ssnesI zs
EttrsrTr g. LsA-g. 80 81 Clafharl r..
lrs c8luer Of Ch-lhlm al ls-Ilsls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

The Hon GrrR,r c'uIU made characteristic ami
telling Speech in The House yesterday On The Kosra
ease-in qasl6ea approval OF Cap. iagrahans ac,ioa
with recarl 20 Nosa al ia Eve aafed reTroAs iiono
the sondnci Of oar Government ia uPAolias slavery
az tao same tive chat :, proises devotion 90 Liberty
The justice 81 Mr., SuiiAS structure, WI be gus
tened by no enc but @.Ychelscf o. politician.
Nh. rrrsroN o. responded Advocating Slavery
as q Aewsnc, polite and Christian eoaiyv su0.l
Goi shan soc &c to sboliA it. We are no. oyerpoN.
cred D. ais losic Gej tue .og Shad,has Slsvoc n
lls, ii was doubtless Tie ri Ai t'eo--oa1 sc W. haA
wvo1, humanity rssNas. lave bcaa vel FOX ;As
Shareholders IL have sbo'isAej e som, Clans earlier
The debate Is 70 20 oa. AM tls Ua.on saals 20 re-
nsfAstN VEL
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vns,ress goncss

"Dat Knocking" can't be stopped Tor Us NJ -. -
3eone ~ The KSox eseon' g. n,.sl % - va.
oet o. r. sneytes. 0enem,n tlsi 20 lare sr.5el
exourifsf shed Hat snout - a. NN'As 07'''A' e
Frr estsii4imcut, No ~ ~ ora.
TTY PRESCOTT Hot HAT Sr0RE.-hSoX, the
,rScs nac ssbie Tho hs nangf.etsrria % 1l9l
he porulsr erouius geFy Of ali tie upper tendon -
IN rIcss lrs sad Qaacr cft-e City u.s. a t zero hsn
ars srp-oachar 81 tie Young bgcta "a ~ u
fi s Or our otto have sokcn ahead fo hsoNs s?'naa
ILL. .a.lffl - 5
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS If you desire useful articles,
nste isrse % i4e Crtvtl
reo Glove a5y-ass Sbfis Tad eris Robes &c &c
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sdrnsnuscs Tn every description 10 - hi.dsnians VI
cell hth afse sao Pstor f,i,l ns' rus -
recrved rer ssr ca:k CTccn stone hiE ole
sks in Nictofrts sfd irg9 esonen 81 1hes me
Furs re mems red 10 cab b1yeFs Who ese
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DEFIANCE SALiIANpEtSAFEs, GAYLEg's PATENT
BoyEFT PsIRcg he cole raruf l-e. in tao Uaisa Ss
Of NJ aloso celebrated Safe and g. Coa stable del
lrTs tire tft Fee sd ocs CON. in the
void D,lo., sc s2 Ptarit. door lei9s Mad'nline
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CARPETINGs SELLING orr 40 CLOSE THE CONcERS.
SMITH LOgSsBURT - Ps al E~spectfay
ttss lacy no I1s th ase 81 y, e 70; sok o. f,f-
ycv OF cosiur rrps-s1y
fthtnf being brl ard g. pTscell o-o 30 -
Iroadwav DfsisiLe tL- g.
soTEasu tsc zoo Il pa fs, fs4a-s ok
ihau Te lTpos-rri 5lsd 70 those s2oli
fgma mi IA o =
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FEsTI.AL bAT.-LAfRi q %,

Iesde s-d ~. ,dece Of ishion
On TJsrD,Y sc gh isId tic Jaaua1y style Of Gen
"Irro, OF Par r',1o iisl We hoi ju reel.
fn or ACTOR "a ccrrreon vh usual Q1-rte y fet
-f,r IA. I'D. rrrrcslhrt F0.Isrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

twtlfcss Sc. N9a ccife - ciSsr
Art yoer 81. as that D. dcae tursf
rh sad se, ava wA.at asisy a Ast aui ana ana
Aficg Asls nSJ tr Vav "a "a iS sia ga.
as, Atesxt saN Ntn g.t e1sf tUrats sf.cS which
sSd 60 rNe ~ Aoe hggy Ga g. h' ne,s aaa AsSlsA th
war.
All wAe vss1 srsie hs eNsne iSse1 ell sal rar
Lt,i.s NA,r Ne SFs,'irg Sip.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

MovlNG CAUrIo UsLy.- The Bos-
ton Post tells a story conc erning
the doings in certain town i b YER
mont, some years ago, during re-
ligious excitement. A large nam
ber of hard cases came to tile con-
les ionaI: and pretty hard char acters
they gave Of themselves. But
confession was not deemed enough,
AID the restoration OF gains wrong
fully obtained was proposed. To
this a certain member rose, aud, al
ter conceding the hlackness of bis
past life, continued--"If there is
any man that | have defsauded, |
shall be most Happy to sit dorm and
taH 1t Orer wiM him
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

FIGURATlvE.--A Western editor
says, II q cotemporary makes iace>
at his sister aghin, lie must make up
his mind to wear a slice of court
plaster ever his nose for the next
three mosths- Ut strik es US that
this Is only roundabout way OF
say ing thai 'the party Of the sec
oild part must look ont :or what
vulgar people would term "a bat
over the smelIer."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

A brilliant" yd ung miss discours-
ing Oh poetry, the other day, burst
ont in the fplipMlh e hifaIulin strain:
Poetry, sin, in MY opinion is -har-
mony. 1t is Il be voice of the
spheres, Tie royal harp Of love, the
parent of purity, The benign insirn-
ment of charity, Poetry br ealhes
sn Getty in the pas sing Zephys, and
sings luilables III ( lie majestic SYM
phonies Of Boreas, the seas echo its
music, and the waves as they roll
without cessation, in chro-
matte scales, express its very soul
Poetry to me is --ihe--the-
Jane my dear, Y here did you pur
chase tina; love Of a hal?"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28
TuIlahOma Lots.

TNHE undersigned has laid off bloc Ks Of Lots
l. of several acres III each, for private resi-
dence, and is noWprepared TO sell theh BIT pr
vate sale tothose who desire TO have summer
residences, in the beautiful and healthy TOWN in
'TuIia fIGIs:,. We have in the Tdwh Site
besides the most healthy atmosphere hnd pure
freestone water. a most excellent Chalybeate
Spring, which is supposed to be mixed with
white sulphur.
VIM. MOORE, Agent, etc.
Nav 20, 1852-tf.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

B ened Jet Arnold never married
until he was forty yeats of age, aud
see what an end he made!--Ex-
change paper
I Yes--but we never heard Of Ar
mold doing anything bad until alter
lle was married.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

The SwIss.-The Swiss consul at
Paris, proclains that probably more
than six thousand Swiss citizens
aave recently b4en expelled by the
.lustrian government, and this, in a
cruel manner, without even granting
tlag8 no llscasa4rY time to arrange
anl ryaze fasir d. tie property. :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

The New York Dutc Gilman says
the navy of Mexico con sists OF two
fishing smacks and "a raft the form
e. mounted with tweIve marines,
and the latter uith hen coop.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

Spiritual Manifestations. Plenty
of these exhibitions are to be wit.
nessed in the gFog- shops about town.
Chairs and tables move about SONS
times very briskly. T'other night 4
a decanter few at fellows head!--
Wonderful, ain I it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

Ma, has your tongue got Iegs?'
Got what, child?'
Got legs, map
Certainly not; but why do you
ask that silly question:
%, nothing; only | heard pa say
your tongue was running from
morning till night and | wondered
how it could run without Iegs-that' S
all ma
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

A school boy who did not know
what wages were, was asked, what
does your father get On Saturday
nIghl:"
Drunk was the reply.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

DURING the late war in Iudia, the
native Princes were so hard run 'f,l
ammunition, bat they had to use
their prisoners for projeciiles. The
mprtars on one battery were fed en-
llreIy with line officers. and with
such effect that breach in one OF
the English stfonehclds " as madd
by throwing f ar colonies a nd three
brigade inspectors against il. The
Inc officers y ere preferred becausd
they have thicker heads than those
who filed inlfrior positions. This
IS NJ only Ihe caee with tie Eng
llSh armv, Ibnt WI th ours also.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28
fart aa4 flIIIrlI |.
A FraIf Feal il lcfObalins.

A Tall Feat il 8crvbaling
! fa 5,4rs ag4, when tbe. LIP
nrtus, Hiram Franklin. Sc. were a.
ing round the ecu ntry astonishing
folks, at twenty five cents a head, by
the dexterity with which they Topped
up into the air, and whirled over and
over and came down again sound up
on Ehe spot they sta rted from, par
Ty of all sorts Of people; going down
the river, we're discussing gymnas-
tics in the social ball of Tire Steamer
Hibernia, en- route for st. Louis.
Does beat all l Declare" said an
elderly, sober sided man, show til EN-
chaps can pitch themselves abo ut;
why l saw one of EN- in the Giro us
lat Pittsburg jump up thirty feet y
Thirty feet'' exclaims several in
establishment.
| Thirty, why, yes, of course, the
ijumpin' up thirty feet yarn't the
wust Of it. for the chap Topped over
and over like a wheel, and by ginger,
( he came down upon his feet like a
cat-.not hurt Bit"
/ "The dickens you say!p
| I"Ycs, sir, its wonderful" said an
old gent.
Thirty feet you say?" asks an at
tentiy6 listener, in Kentucky jeans
and slouched hat, bespeaking bis
western origin.
eyes, sir, he jun ped up full thir-
ty feet.''
| eyes, over and over, continued the
querist.
Eyes, over and over about three
times before he lit"
! ooh, no, sir, can't be done; not
three times" says another listener,
"you are mistaken, sir |, double som
erset is the best that has been done
yet
q reckon it kin be done, | saw, !"
says the Hoosier, "a man chuck high
on to twenty flip-aops in the air ar
t'r he had pit ched up seventy
yardr'
Seventy yards
"Hal ha! ha!''
You'll do!''
"Wall,yer bosses, you needn't tear
.yourselfout in that sort way; what
| seed and Others seed, | reckon q in
be believed" said the hoosier.
Twenty somersets at seventy
yards" said one after another laugh
al round.
"Sartain," says the hoosier.
"Wel, let's hear about the chap;
was he hurt any n asks the old
gent.
Some emphatically answered
the hoosier. "You See the felIer was
a pilot on the little Pike; jiSt thar
by MarysviIle, she busted her biler,
and the pilot went up about seventy
yards, and chucked more somersets
in Two minutes, than any circuit f4I-
Ter ever done in a week--I'll bet a
hundred dollars"
: The other day a farmer called at a
shop and looked at some rat-trapB;
but finally remarked, that she didnf t
spose he could catch one Of tile
pIaguey, sly critters, if be hada doE
eh traps and went away without
B rchasing. The Irish lad who b. d
waited on him, sent him word next I
morning. to 'Jist step over agin, 70 T.,
Dp .iabers, he'd now got a thrap lie
could sell him, with a rat in it ready
e@tched. - ah
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An Irishman was asked at din.
n4r, if he would take some apple
pie?
as it -houlsome?'' inquired Ted
l"To be sure tits. Why isn't it?''
HBecause once hadan uncle that
was killed with the apple-ple&y, and,
sure enough tho't il iaiglIt be some
thing Of the same sort"
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IN n, AND whore lhey ha teEedeived
iibiilf and compl4teIl one Of thu ttrqet EEl
- - and Dlost deSirst5le stocks 6f GEM 50.
tlcp,em's GOOds. they have ever offered
in this market. OilS stock consists in ts,rt Of
black and fancy coloTed Cloths. Cassimeres and
IDoe-Skns, of Frdndh. English. rBelsium Ger
man, Italian, and Sdbtch m n iIfactnre of the
latest STYLES and bdst make. Wool and Union
Tweeds, ClsSimeres dnd Dri5irkIs at low s,rices
for summer and boys wear. linen DrilIings
and Linen aSd Cotton faffaibons aud Coat
Goods of alIIzinds Vestinas i'll treat variety.
Satin, Six. Grcnadinel Embrii,lere,l Casbnercs
Shallie, Falencias, lLiheu, Alar4e;Iler, Cotton.
Woolen IN plain asid all fasl Iionatiq styles and
colors. Piark and flncv Silk Scarfs and Ora
watts; do Madras and Cotton of an Undesirable
styles and qualities fon4ee, SpittlefeId's,
English and French Silk aid Linen Pocket
Iiandkerchieis; and fhe plain and fancy Stocks
with springs BlacA and fancy colored Kid
Linen, Lisle, Thread Cotton. SILK Buckskin
Wooden, and Berlin Gloves; Linen and cotton
Half liosei French aid Domestic Suspenders
Of all qualities, including those Of Felt and OF
India Rubber sllspenFdr ends, Hats Caps, Boots,
and Shoes Walkipd-CanesI Riding Whips.
Umbrellas, Hair, Clpah and Tooth Brushes;
Pocket Knives, suHeft7r itakcn and Razor
Srops Pistols, &c Y RI; and everything neces-
sary to complete g4ntleman'k wardrobe
The characterof ont est4bl lhmenti is so well
known, and so corrcdtlE appreciated bv nor
ton Of a liberal and nfellitent public that We
deem it almost supetduous I'd expatia,e rgnon
It's merts--thus much however,. we ,.ill saw.
that our spring stock hs not ts superior in tbis
place, both as regards gua1ty and S,Tce. we \
are. therefore, prepared to seiI on as reasonable
terms as any regular r4thil q establishment in the
State.
Relying upon our stpck 6f Goods ~ mon
our Uniform desire TO please we feel confident
Of receiving the award pf an increased share Of
patronage. Il
Garments Of all kindf made to order, on $ hort
lotice, at reasonable rates.
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spirilualism.
The N.Y. York Herald in afe-
ce article upon spiritual mani (es-
tafioas laiaiss some good will cone
r 49, :.l ~ r

de t article upon spiritual mani (es-
talioas laiHiss some good will co me
oul Il tie "~p.ii4l'' theory, # Is
tabRsned--inr instance:
"All history can be rectlie d, aud
the blanks filed up from contem-
poraneons witnesses. through all
time. We shall then be able TO
know directly TO the point,
How much it cost to build the
.pyrIanIds.
What become of the Ark after
the flood.
The contents Of the. books OF the
Alexandria library.
Who stole the lost books Of Liyy.
The travels of the ten lost tribes
of Israel, and where those people
nov are. !,
The doings of the dark ages. /
The author of the letters of Ju-
Mus.
The history Of the Aztecs.
/ Who struck Billy Patterson
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GW g1 il x |
Stah0narY.

W. have on hand aad Fs, $ .'1 zt
of all kinds; Pens Of every description; Inks
of the best quality.
April 20. DIEMER & HAMPTON
A POTHECARY'S .FURNITUREl and Vials
n assorted, for sale by
April 90 DIEMER & CHAMPION.
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Booth, The trasedIan, liadithe mis-
fortune 70 have his nose broken by
Thomas FIyn, som years ago. A
lady once said 10 hlm, Il like your
acting, bnr | cannot get over your
nose" no "ondfr, madam re-
Piled he, "the b,1dgs is gone!!''
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

No one has md re enemies in this
void than an d pright, proud and
IS nsible man, disposed to take per
sons and things | pr what they real
" are and moi or what they are
not.