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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10

LEBANON CoTToN Factory BURNT
We are deeply concerned at hay
ing to announce the destruction by
fire, of he Cotton and FIGURING Mills
at Lebanon. The building WAS dis
covered to be on fire about 2 clock
on Saturday night, and in a yery
short time was reduced to ashes. =
How the fire occurred is not known.
This establishment was Il model Of its
kind. 1t was as complete in all its
appointments as liberal expeIdi-
ture and the best selected and most
improved machinery could make it.
The cotton and woolIen goods ma nu-
Pictured there were Of superior ex-
celIence, while the Lebanon Flotr'
had become the f,vorite brand in Dur
The loss, though consider
able. will no. be felt so much by the
stockholders, amongst whom it will
be divided. as BY the public, to whpm
it is calamity. There was. we I'm
derstand,sn insurance OF S3l, COO on
the establishment, which is not above
a third Of its value.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10

81 oosing ours; but as you are still
W ling to accept our services, we wi u
be equally magnanimous. Northef n
Wings want the Missouri line reeB-
tablished, and the Fugitive Slave
Law repealed-We want to oppose
the acquisition Of Cuba, except as =
Free State; and if You are ready TO
as ist these our aims, here is our
hi nd, and the union is for life or good
be havior.
The Connecticut Legislature has
dis tinguished itself by this infamous
leg islation: "a bill prohibiting the
use Of the prisons Of that State fol-
lie confinement of fugitive slaves
has passed the House, by a vote Of
q , to GO. The vote was nearly 8
party one wings fol- and democrats
against it. The same body has pro-
posed to raise the negro to all tie
privileges Of white men. The bill
TO pullify the fugitive slave law has
pas sed the Senate, against the vote o.
eve ry democrat in the body, and il
will no doubt pass the House, as the
factions have a majority"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10

RErALIATIoN.-In South Carolina
they contemplate the adoption of
some scheme of retaliation against
Connecticut for the notification OF
the Fugitive Slave Law. Among
the means suggested, is the denial of
access to the Courts Of South Car
olina by the citizens of Connecticut,
I for the recovery of debts; as it is said
that there is large balance Of trade
against the Southern merchants. =
The Charleston News says:
we would prefer more direct
mode Of retaliation, through the tax
ing power Of the Southern States il
practicable. Their legislat ures may
Just fail reach the profits of the
trade en- joyed BY one State with an
other whose interests she assails.-
The tax alton Of the products of any
State after they have entered the
limits Of another and become blended
with the general mass of merchan-
disc, haB 'been pronounced constitu-
tional by the Supreme Court. The
practi cal difficulty Of discriminating
the an titles to be taxed. Fl ON Others,
is the o ply objection TO this mode OF
retalid ton, although it may not be
insunfountable. We would make
the ia x prohibitory. We would sew
er all ties, whether Of commerce ol
friendship, with a State Ike Connec-
ticut, that disregards the obligations
ofthe Constitution, and lends hersell
to the fanatical spirit that would rob
the South Of its property.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10
Freak OF FoRTuxE.-A Pan

FREAK OF FoRTUNE-A Paris
paper relates that in that city, late
", a prize Of 10000 francs was
drawn in the Loierie Picareie, by q
walter in . cafe. TWP gentlemen,
whn had bought quantity Of tickets
sat down to- green table TO divide
them equally There. was an odd
ticket over, after HE division Was
and they gave il graz
tuity 10 the wafer. As matter oi
course, Tie forty or fifty tickets that
The gentlemen. kept for their own
use, were every one Of them blanks.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10

The editor Of the Columbus fGh.)
Enquirer speaks Of a great natural
curiosity in Decatur couat,: We
are told that it consists Of wl,a! is
called the Blowing Cave, at the
mouth of which suspended hand
kerchief will be blown straight OUT
wards during portions of the day
aud as farcibly inv ards dnriug the
remaining portions Of the "a hours.
These alternating breezes are
supposed by some TO be connected
With the tides Of the ocean, Oh ac-
count oil their blowing one way or
the other as the tide esbs and flows.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10
We recapitulate these things at

Ee ttCdlAtuldte these lningS at
this time with the view of fortifying
the minds Of adopted citizens to re-
sist all appeals and disregard evera
prosecution to violate the laws, aud
particularly to disineliue them from
Joining any and all secret associations
IF a political character, the objects
and intentions Of WHICH are 10 array
one class OF citizens against others
The great duty ofevery adopted Cit
lion is to maintain the laws and to
support the constitution, and any
MIN or set of men who, under any
pfetext, counsels different conduct. is
an enemy of those lie advises. and u
traitor to republican, government. =
Adopted citizens viii not look at this
poriionof the Union with favor aud
at another with loa thing and disgust,
this they are forbidden TO do by their
oaths Of fidelity and allegiance, bat
they will seek 10 remove all causes
OF sectional discord and local alien
alton, and at all times, and under all
circumstances, stand by the laws, the
Constitution, and the Union.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10
The Eastern Var.
Arrival of sz6Se she Steamer
GG VA IA "a HID $40


NEW York August -21-The
Canada arrived at Halifax at mid
night OH the Istinst
The conduct Of Ausiria is mare
doubtful than ever Denmark viii
shortly abandon the neutrality
Prussia and Austria, i is said, have.
asked England and France 10 state
the conditions on which they are
willing TO conclude peace. The az
tack Oh Sebastopul is Indefinitely
postponed. The attack on Cron-
Isladt viii not take place this .year.
Advices from Madrid 81 The 18th
.uiI., state that the Insurgents were
masters Of Madrid During The
night the troops engaged acted tig-
.erously against the barricadcs, bat
unsrccessfulIy. Tie aI;sirid Ga
zelte publishes Isl Of new Mi.iis-
tess. tavaiSuac app~liii'.d '.oia-
mander Of lbe easaIn Fights are
going on in sey,ralpsrts 81 Tie cap
IloI. A battle Iias been fought Il :
tween Ge1 O Donnrll anu BIager
The latter was defeated and taken
prisoner. The whole If Catalonia
has riser.
4 despatch sa, the Rassisns NET
9Th u check at Baluno. All olllic
Austrian resef,c " Ill be called cot
and placed on war footing .Ac-
counts from ST. Petersburg say lIiat
The Gar is determined NOT to Yield.
Discomfort prevailed III Tie cspitol.
The main bod, Of tie Turkish AZ
my are sid 10 Be moving TN ards
lie mouth Of tae Danube. 4 lorceY
is employed removing SapIsen SHIPS
from tAc channel the Russian
Danube fl9lliid must soon fall into
the hands Of tdr Airs, aud the Tree
navigation Of the DspuBc be Fees
tablished. The Russians have bern-
ed Marsc!iu. The FRENCH and Eng
lsh are slowly drawing The line clo-
ser around the Russians. The com
bined fleets vlre last seen IF Az
ermuih sailing towaads the Cfinea.
The Porte consents 10 reopen lie
Turkish ports to Greek merchant
men.
The,insurreetion in Spain isspread-
ing rapidly. A despatch from Ba-
yonne, dated the goth ult., says that
Siadrid aud garrison had pronounced
igaiBst the Queens Cabinet San
Louis, the Premier, is dead. Mar
vaez offered to form Ministry, and
place himself at the head. The IN
surgents are marching en- Madrid
The Balcarie islands have declared
or the insurgents. Saya CASA is
,xpected to join the revolt. The in
'urrJction has hitherto been confined
o tie military. INT the citizens are
low joining The Queen has left
Madrid The Duke de Montpensier
S declared Lieut.. General Of tie
Singdom. All rumors are considered
doubtful. The insurgents, If success
ul, may offer the throne o Don Pc
Iro, Of Portugal Tie French Gos-i
is said to he in f,vor Of the
nsurrection. 4
MARKETs Alilligan reports the
ale of Cotton during the week to
e $1,000 bales. Orleans Fair Gd
liddling 81; Upland Fair 81, Mid
ling 81. Demand active--no s
hange in prices. Spectators tools-e
900 bales. Stock on hand, inelud- g
lg on shipboard, 951.l00 bales, Of n
hich 100000 are American.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10
ANOTHER SIGsER GoNE!-We

ANOTHER SIGNER GoNE!-We
are sorry to state (says the Vermont
Patrio) that another Of the thee
Thousand New England clergymen
has been smoked ont in Franklin
county. and dealt with according
To law, for The little matter Of hav-
ing some two wives more than is
thought proper for sinners.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10
DR.. Nm. B. MARTIN.

WILL continue to devote his exclu- 80
W sivs attention to the Practice Of Il
Medicine in its various branches He hopes
by close attecsiopc to his Profession. 10
merit a continuance Of the patronage of his
friends. Office ut Georges Store. u miles
east of Fayetteville. Lincoln county. Tenn.
8ane l. 1854--12m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10
COOh.l2aN Nfoees :

Of all sizes and brands, very Inv. Cast -
ings Ii all kinds. Tinwarc, etc
Harness and Harness Lkashea- Sad2Iler-t
1 oois aasl Materials, hanlss, Chains and COL
Iars, Sheemaker's Tools aid Materials Bride
Bits. buckles, ete etc. Oar facilities for buy
ing Goods low are second to none. ard we arc
willing to sell them for as small Profits as aa7
Of our competitors.
NEIL, M0ORES & WRIGHT.
April 6, 1854.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10

HYDRopHoBIA CUREDBYF INEGA q
"A letter from Venice says, "ifyou
were here, you would be pleased
with the discovery made at Y dine.
The capital OF Full, small province
belonging TO this republic. I've dis
covery is this: A poor man, lyi,lgnh-
der the frightlul fortunes Of thH hl-
drophobia, was cured by dradshts pi
vinegar, given to him by mistake ~
stead Of another potion. A PITY
Stefan Of Padua, called Coun Leon
issa, gotjinlelligence Of this event a.
Udioe, aud tried the same remedy
upon a patient that was brought 70
Pa dua hospital. administering to
him pound Of vinegar 10 the NOR
ming, another at noon, and miro as
sunset, and the man was speedily
and perfectly cured"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10
A Husband or a Hundred Dollars

A few days ago buxom Irish
woman, fat and forty, arrived il
Springfield, Massachusetts, by one
OF The Boston trains, in hot pursuit
Of a lruant lover. Having ascer.
tanned his whereabouts, a warn anl
was procured for bis arrest for
breach OF marriage promise, alleging
damage in the sum OF 500. Dui,
armed widths missiye, officer w al
ker made his acquaintance, giving
him choice OF the alternative mar
rage OF damage. The former was
assenled ioi and, under pretence 81
arranging his toilet for The puptial
ceremonies, lleswas permitted TO re-
tire TO his room, but was followed
almost in ediately 10y the officer,
who was Just in time tosce leprom
iscd bridegroom. th ough Az open
" indow, spanning an opposite field
at a 2.40 gait. Quietly taking pos
session OF The fngitiye's forgotten
wardrobe, which was fonnd to con
tain nearly $50 i'll hard cash, more
than enough to satisfy the warrant
and heal The biolen-hearted, the
knight OF the F'star' was content 10
wait the issue. Twenty -iour hours
brought back the unwilling bride
groom, who, unable 10 recover ! isI
money without giving himself in y
change, finally yielded obedience toI
his fate. The marriage was soon
perfected, and he leltialhc next traFn
for Boston, accompanied by Ills bride,
whose extravagant grins betokened !
an overioyed heart at her successful
pursuit of husband under difficult
lies. -,Sprinqfeld Republican. !
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10
@M9D-HEM

OF all kinas at very low TrIceS.
Our stock Of FiGts is very iarze. and
y IN L'lnA pax, eI.lDr, ,. every variety Of a
We have also great var'stv Of
GGCIS = SCI g)&S3 Stl
some Of which are much liner than we 81
have ever offered before
In Ronnefs NE hava evervthinr erz
from the most e;e2:assE t5 the 9T
cflcaPe>s article. Bofuet Ribbons and 9th
er Bonnet T.itaiAings also form a vefv at
tractiye feature il our stock. some of them
beng very rich.
In addition to tie Goods elurne- gs=zs[z,
rated We have orr usual variety IS sfzsss
staple Dry Goods. Jewelrv. W.
Glassware, Queensware, Hardware. Cu;lerv' etc.
We also keep cousrantly all kinds Of
Carpcsster'a feels ard sssiT:eE.g -
Materials. Cruss Cut Saws Bandsavs 80
Plares, Chisels, Augers Hammers Steel
Squares. Bevel Squares. Eollow AnesrE. Bow
Saws Teton Saws, GHiges. Shirt Levels
Sash Chisels. Turning hissls. Turning Gua-
geS. Tape Measures. Door Bells. Tower Bolts
Door and Window hinges. T.hle DO. Brasl do.
Nails. Window Glass, Patty. Locks Latescl,
Window Fssfeninus- etc e.c
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10
SAILS HOISIED!

our little Barqus Is ALETn -
" launched, sails hoissei, - 49,
each man, CAB. 5. Boone, Shields Wiiso6, and
Dick S'lapefd. at his pest, ready to discharge
faithfully ard pleasaitly shel duty assigned
bifns And il is now for the good people os
old Lincoln to say whether we shall have
pleasant torsge or not.
We have Just received, direct from 40
New York and philadelphia, and now SSflE
opsring, in ShaparG' fFont room. -
north-east corner Of the square, large andf
tire resq sfpck of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-10

- ID l.
Splendid Plaid anS-z3rsoaie s;I-s.
Elegant Paid Barege;
Plsi,t Ckallvs:
Fine Erhbroideregl S,sissI NpsI;,.
Paris Painted Jaeaness.
Pine French lawns. COiorea Iiaens,
bf,iliantes. Grenadines, Plain Black Silks,
Figured dol Mourning tIsarege. Nansooks'
GInghafls. aDd many other varieties rot men
toned, making altogether orc Of the most at
tractiye stocks in this line, ever before offered
in the place In
G31Il5E1-8 rps GO0DS ga
we have v cry large stock ef ~
Black and Coioresl French Cloths n u F-e ss-
. Fancy Cassimeres:
g Six Yestu gs:
Sltin Fcs.ing, Elegant Marseilics DO
Together with fae stock If Read E5.,.ss,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-12-13
FOUND AT LAST.
4 Mystery ExpsAiskeG.
5 Revolution Is Certain, Vlclpry5s Oars
DR.. A. L. ADAMS

: Revolution Is Certain, Victory IL Oars
DR.. A L ADAMS
| NEwFHEoRT OF DIsEAsEis awakening the
it 81 that Americans have been so long aud SO
s~lavishly imnured in darkness andignoIance on the
subject ofdisease.
DR.. a. IL ADAMS, LIVER BALSAM.
fHE GREAT FANAcEA OF DISEASE.
is offered to the afflicted OF the Siates and Terri
tories for ths entire cure of.Liver C5nptaiats all
stages, Biiiggs Fever, AgEe and PeHsr, GldfsGfc.
Lung Fevcr1 proasieai directions. c6lsuIsrr a.
Fellow oollp.siat@ RarThea, pysentery. Rhean a.
tism, Bleeding Piles Blind Piles, Scrofula. SAT-
Rheuni, Dyspepsia. Genera! Debility, Nervousness,
Dr. Al Adams Liver Balsam has stood the
proved Ia the mostshePtieal. beyond : shadow oIa
doubt. fiat Is
The only Reliable Medicine Ever D~scoyersI
ibeing purely all yegcs&hle9 los the permanent cure
OF uae above diseases The nlostskeptical have be.
The Liver Baisarl - be.tAe
.Oal3 Reliable F~Iafbinssr flea 2h TO the
AFFLICTED, EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials conc up from every track itshas
made. swollen with expressions Of gratitude, for
tbs relief received by its use. and in submitting
this. the Liver Balsam isrecemAhepded 70 aiIthese
Suffering deder the
Issssa GEaaP oftLe sztSsa SEDEI EsNSE
and al once procure one bottle OF pr. 4 3. Adams,
Liver Balsan.
fodadby nlaSinga application to the agent where Tie
Raisan is sold, giving a fail epitoIne OF the cause
aud cure OF all diseases: containing, also eertif.
Gates from those who have tested its unparalleled
ahcendancy over the diseasedto which we are all
subject. Sold by r. H. GHUBB, & Co. ashland
join MSsFSefef. West Mandsori saWss Bigig y
Raumgatded& Coz, Wooster
&c, E.SeorT. Genera. Agent, no. o. Randolph
Street CEtaage, Illinois,.
: February J, 1654.-n37 ~.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-12-13
To Western MERCHANTS

TlNHE subscriber woald call the attenti0t Of deei
IL ers generally to the cxtensivea rraneementkt 1ev
have made for the importation and sale of.Bruish,
French, and German Dry Goods.
Having q buyer permanently located in Eu-
rope, whose entire attention will be given to The
selection OF Goods for our sale, we shall be In re-
ceipt of new and desirable Dress Goods by each
steamer. Our stock OF
White Clouds, Hosiery, Shawls u Notions,
will be found complete. Also, a large variety
OF black and coIored Silks. Satins, etc, Cloths,
Cassimercs and Vestings, Linens, DrilTings, &c,
&c. and Tailor's trimmings generally.
Always on hand all leading styles Of Domes-
tic Goods, bleached and brown
Cotton, Drills, Ticks, stripes, DenIms,
with a choice assortment of Merrimack and Co.
checo Prints, Lancaster Ginghams, &c, &c.
The Clothing Department lun6er the firm of L.
II TYBER& Col will embrace a great variety OF
wcll Made Garments, sueh-as cannot fail to give
satisfac ton. 49,
buyers.
III We have also secured the services OF W.
L o Gate of Mansfield, Ohio,) who will
take great pleasure in showing you through our
stock when you visit this market, please favor
him with a Call.
L.o. wILSoN & CO.,
No. 1s couuTLASD r.,ArDl II AND - Bay ST.. n.
january e5. Is54-Iy.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-12-13
mertbants, &e.
GREAT ATTRACTION
the Old Brick Corner,
sHr.AND OHIO.

TIME undersigned having bought The LARGE
and EXTENSIVE stock of merchandise, for
merly owned by Robert Nc Mahan in this pl.ce,
announces to the citizens of this County and
all others who wish to avail themselves OF the
of laying in their SUMMER AND FALE
SUPPLIES CHEAP, that his Store is the piac O.
He intends keeping always on hand u large and
general assortment of
GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
such as is wanted by tina people in this region.
Among our unprec sdented variety are
DUE @CO0OIOEa
of all Kinds, Styles snd Varieties. GRoCE-
RIES, a large STocK-Salt, Fish, Plaster, in
short every thing in that line, which will be
sold a. less prices than any other Merchant
dare sell. / am nov and will be selling for
som ctine at cost, SO that my present stock may
be reduced to make room for my
H A e. IL . u H RaY
nTA All who wish great bargains, are invited
to call soon and examine my Stock as t. goods
are going very fast, and you may not have
another opportunity to secure your goods at
such low figures. All kinds of
COUNIR Y PRODUCE,
Wool, and any thing the Farmer has TO sell will
be taken in exchange. for goods.
% DON'T forget the place-the old Brick
Corner, East of the McNulty Honse.
G.. w. ~BAsSFoRD.
Ashland, Aug. r6,IS5i. -ni2tfA
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-12-13

The valuable Medicines above naJnedhave recen-
Ter Of our .MsaisdT Profession in The city of BaIli-
more and eyey where, and in practice have succee-
Which thew are rreseribeJ. T6eV are osefcd t To-
the country practitioners of Medicines which he
can In all respects depend upon as prepared in
agreement with the experiences OF some of the
most learned and iudicious Physieians and strictly
ineonfrrmity with the rules OF Pharmacy, ard
al especially serving his conyenfenee, who can
not SO readily as the City Physician. have his own
Pre- ;sriptions compounded BY sprsetieal Pharma
See the descriptive Pamphlets to be had gratis of
all who have the Medicines for sale, containing
recommendations from Doctors MARTIN, B1LT-
zELL, ADpTTiS. PAYNE, HANDx, Low, &c.
recommend your Diarrhea Cordial and -Anoayns
Cherry EzPeetorant." Sc.
pleasure to add my testimony to that of others. an
favor q he eEsreorSinSrg eeeasy Of -FOUR piarE.
no hesitation in accommodating il as a most valaa
pecf. n A. PxYsr saws he has Used the Dfar7.
kGa Cordial in His practice with the happiesf ef
feet, and thinks it one Of the most convenient
fession."
Doct.L. d. HAxDr writes, u have administer
4 Fiction, with the saost happy ~rrSmit-s,
and from a knowledge of ifs admirable effects,
can, with the greatest confidence, recommend
Doct. W S. Love writes tous that he has ad
ministered the EzPcctorGnt to his wife. who has
had the Broaehitis for fourteen gears. ana that
she is fast recovering from her long standing ma
lady. II has in = few weeks done her more good
than all the remedies she has heretofore used un
der able medical counsel.
SIXTEEN OF The best APoTHEcARIEs and PHxRa
AcEurisTs in the City of BSltimore. HWe are satisf-
ed Interpretations known as Stdbter's -faodyRe
Cherry Ezpeetoraat and Sta6ker's DiarrhGd Cor
dial. are medicines of GREAT VALUE, and uery ef
feirrt for the relief and cure Of the diseases for
which they are recommended they bear the evil
dence CT skill and care in their preparation and
style of putting up. and we take plead sure in &c
commencing them"
TwEsTx SEVEN OF the most respectable MERCK.
ANTS, residents of MARYLAND, VIRGINIk and NORM
CARO- LIMA, who have sold ami also used these
medicines themselves, say From ourowB expert
ence ard that OF our customers We do csHfdenuy
md themPTo Bono Pubiico. We have never
known any remedy used for the diseases for which
they are prescribed, to be so efficient. and to give
such entire satisfaction to all"
The above notices Observation-Disclosures mem
hers ofthe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of hish standing, and MEHGH of the first
responsibility. should be Sufficient to satisfy all.
that these medicines are Northy Of triatby the aft
fcted. and thatthey are of a diEerent stamp and
class from the, Quaeksry' and "Cure AIis9 so
much imposed upon the pubiic. 5
For Sale by Druggists, Apotheearies and coun-
try Store-keeners GENERALLY. tea|