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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23
NOTICE,

Wornn'eg r, Bruce, etaIs-Ba' for sale Of S'ar,
on motion of petitioners counsel, and it
~ appearing to the satisfaction Of thei Clerk.
that defendants Sarah L., Joel and MARY Gray
are non-residents of the State of Tennessee-
it is, therefore, ordered thai publication be
made four weeks in succession in the f iyette-
vile Observer, a newspaper published in Fay
etteville, Tennessee. COMMANDING said defend
arts TO appear at or before the next Circuit
Court to be holden at the courthouse III Fay
etteville, tennessee, on the first Moislav in
March next, and answer the said compliinant's
bill, or otherwise the srme viii be taken for
confessed, and Set down to be heard ex parte.
as to them.
JAMES R. CHILCoAT, CLERK.
Feb 9, 1854-4t
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Mitchell & Sgerry--

See their advertismefts in another
column. Tire Bedford Yeomdn says
they have one Of the Rrgest assert
nents on hand that was ever brought
to that place at one time. Try them.
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~ On NOE.
PRICES REDUCED!


Strange rs 1t may appear TO thd citizens o.!
Fayetteville and surrounding c0urkrv. vet it is
true, that the Introduction of ihd article M
der Consideration, is destined to BRING about
peace and plentyto the afflitted9 edse and tran
guilty OF mind to the distressed, FIFE and ac
ton TO the lame and sti1'-jdnted.
1t is composed OF highly chcmbcalized and
concentrated Ingredients; which, when exter-
n4Ily applied. reue;rates to the erv muscles.
tcnd6us aud ligameiits, giving Instantaneous
aid miraculous relief to nil Cases of Chronic
Rheumatic Pains. Gdut, Dead Palsy, Loss al
Nervous Feeling Numbness Shntkin of TIE
Muscles, Contracted limbs. Enhirged Joints.
Deep-Ss-ate,l Pain ;lnd Soreness. Weakness
and habitnaI Pain I'M the Back, Cramps and
Spasnhs &c. ESilesEEsiasi>n q n he eurql
and ri the very worst cases. the "Cilaese Rhet-
matte Antidotc," hoists It's barudr and waves
is pliunes il triumphant success
Its action is specifically directed to the all
s0rbent system, accusing il tOa het,ltiv action
thus enabling il 10 alerate or thsoM oa all that
morbid and diseased mstter 6aJsitg az oh
strufted circulation in the diseased llocaH.ies:
this external remedy establishes al free oircula-
ton. producing an uninterrupted assimilation
Of frgsh material to build up anIl reorganize
the diseased and deadened TISSUES. Ye who
have had rheumatism for wears III This Won
can find relief. Price 50 90 Her hottie 2 for
So 90 J. 7. DROMGOOLE.
No l.. College street, Agent in Nashville.
For sale IN Fayetteville by McEls,y & Nc
Kinney, and Diemer Il Hampton
Dec. %, Ib53-1y
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CHAINS
SUNDKIEs.
TIMELY NOTICE.

DG thejirst day OF April, shall -aS
ID RETRO to the North end of my g.
House, There ! hope my friends and Sal-s41sssi
every persbn wishing to purchase articles in
my line Of business, viii give me call
Come in and see the old man, and let US have
a friendly chat any how.
Feb %. sHAPARD.
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TRUsTEg-LIScoI.x coUNrY.
r-z,--vTy. -, -. l,.,;,,J - ,,,,l,rca EHs.n
Ez- DKEI1 u. HMH

OF 41frel H. Ferry rendesit Ne N~gzz-sa
" sessaTy that the business Of the
old firm Of Berry d Wallace should ts
be wound up. The County Court ecmpels the
Executor Of Mr. BIS estate to have the matter
settled--and this cali is made in obedience to
such legal requirements. All those indebted,
therefore, for subscription, advertising, or Job
printng.done befofe the 18th day Of May, 1858,
will please cali on the undersigned at the
Fayetteville Observer Office, and Settle up.
III n. O. WALLACE,
Jan ~ 1854. sw-pipiiRg Partner.
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r NEIL. CHAs. A. MORRIS. ". y. wEigl
NEIL, M03RES & WRIGHT.

HAVING purchased from South Il,
Il icottt, Morgan f. Nel their loca- ETS
ton and stefk of Goods, are prepared es-
TO offer them to purchasers on such terms as.
cannot fail TO be satisfactorily. Our stock Of
Wooden Goods Cloths, Blankets, 0vercoatings
Negro Shoes etc. etc is larger than usual for
the season, and we are determined TO sell
them. BUYERS will therefore lind IT, TO their
interest to pay us visit, before purchasing
Cur object i to sell Goods for small profits for
cash or to solvent men Oh time We have ma
ny articles bot usually dealt in BIZ retail mer-
chants-sufh as Blacksniith's tools, Sadder's
tools, Bellows, Carpenters tools Bagging
Rope Cooper's Ware, Chairs, Spinning Wheels,
etc. We Hope continuance Of the business
of our predecessors, as well as a call from all
others who wan; ANYTHING in our line
As the present year is drawing near its close,
we will not consider our accounts due until
CHRISTMAS YEAR.
Feathers, Ljas.y, jeans. and ali the usual bar
ter of the country, taken ia exchange at high
est market prices
NEIL, MOORES & WRIGHT.
nov I. 1858
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Wanted

4 A. y. Ka6H wishes to employ
two good Cabinet worEmen, Of
steady moral habits, at his ware
room, northeast corner of the
square.
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DIED.

Near this place, Friday 18th INST Of measles
JAMES BAXTER BRIGHT, eldest SON Of William
H. and Elizabeth L. Bright, aged l6years.
Oh Sunday 10Th inst, of measles, ELIz-
ABETH VIRGINIA ,daughterof same, aged gears
In this place, II til nst an infant Of Mr..
H1NroN Hills.
In this county, Goth inst, of measles, Hrs
MINERVA, wife of llIr William Conawag aged
so gears.
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| New ARA ngeme cuts.

FayetlepHe edrriage lf0nnfactory.
@ pa n ss1 & &C. os sal ire fa,s 81
Jordan Hboller, l.. w. True and J. NJ Hobbs /.
the firm be J.B. Raboteau & Co. in the Car
rjara Manufacturing business All debts due
to said I'm must be paid to him, and all agalns
it he IS No pay. Thankful for past favors, h'
respectfully soiicits continuance OF the same
with plhdge, that nothing shall be wanting OF
his partIko give general satisfaction
J. b. RAB0TEAU.
Nov. Ii, 1858.
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LIQUORS.
SUNDRlES.

OK CASKS SODA, so bags 6
~ Corks; so doz. Iendon Porter; I'm
5 Baskets Champagne Wine, 10 Cases nm
Brandy Pickles; 10 do Brandy Cher A 1 ii
,ries; 10 Cases Brandy Pears; 10 do -
Fancy Cordials; 20 boxfs Pepper Sauce;
10 do Stoughton BitteFs: boxes Catsup; 10
Ido Pie Fruit; 20 boxes Pickles, assorted; 20
boxes Star Candles; 2b doz. Willow Baskets,
assorteas 50 bhls Madler; 10 lbs Indigo; 20
Nests Tubs; 25 doz Buckets: 100 Demijohns;
20 doz. Gino Washtuis; 10 Coils Grass Rope;
20 doz. Brooms; so doIGross Friction Matches
and a thousand and Ione'f other articles toe
tedious to mention.
MITCHELL& SPERRY,
Feh. %. Shelbyville, Tenn
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Dissolution.

W. have this day sold ont our entire siocis
~ Of Goods to Messrs Nj, Nod,es g
IFug.t, ard our firm is now closed by mutual
consent. Tie business j. III the hands Of Mr.
ll'iitlqas S. Soufhnbtt, who viii at all times
be found at our 0ldlstand, rstsfg and milling to
r4eeire zaoasy, and we hope our friends viii
keep him employed
Our successors are TOD we'll known, for any
IfentiUn % be made Of their Willingness to
wait on and endeavor to please all vbo laay
1--WE them a call. q
SOuTHWOBTH. MORGAN & NEIT.
7 nov 1853
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Groceries

GrOcefleS-
SAapmd is in receiptIof a large
and superior assortment If Groceries,
which is offered to the public d ! the
usual rates Give him p call.
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LIVERY STABLE,

yIrHE subscribers have purchased -.
l. Of Col. G. b. Mckenzie, the ZCZA
livery Stable and Wagon Ward IN
Fayetteville. Tenn, northwest corner Of the
Public fuare, and are now prepared 70 take
charge Of any number of Horses. Wagons I,
&c. that NAV be brought. in a satisfactory
manner. BuggieS. Barouches cEx 4
and EEOrses on hand for hire ssfIsazzaaii--
Persons hiring win be expected 10 take rsa@
so,laIls ere Of Horses. Carriages. stc etc. and
vii he held RESPONSIBLE for slitdsmage done
n Horses Buooies. Harness. SsahsNes, Brides.
Rlnrkets and Whirs:f exert the, natural wear
anI taar Of material aud unavoidable acci-
S Trsrs;ent ner.ons reonrei to give COED
reference. w. MURPFfEY & co.
( Jan. 26. 165i--1y.
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# -K~aDW nc~a
HELP rs. CAsIIUs,-

n NH0SE indebted to US, by note sz~r7
Il or account, must come for S=<tlS
ward and settle MP forthwith We
are in debt-our debts must be paidt and We
are going to collect in order to DO il. Those
who fail to heed this, will, perhaps, in due
time be introduced to constable. A word
to the wise is sufficient
Jan. 10, 1854. SCOTT & GRAY.
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chronic rheumatism

is cured in al cases, by using this medicine
Ye who are using !our crutf hes, hobbling
along through this troublesome world, with a
s'stitch in the tide" and a "catch i'm the back, .
will find CERTAIN and permanent relief in this
External Medicine.
If there be any such in the town Of Fayeite+
vile and ktIrFoundinsI country we admo8ish
YOU to 90 ID Our Agent md procure pamphlet
and bottle .df the Chinese Rheumatic Anti
dote. Putur in large Bottles, with simple and
plain direciioIis, and sold at SO 90 per bottle;
two iottleI fot s. 90
A. S. YpU ATT d Co, PrPprietors, Mai
den Lane, H. b., to whom all orders should be
addressed.
For sale lin Nashviileby
j. p. DROMGOOLE.
Only Agent, No, IL, College strdet.
And for sale in Fayetteville by MeEhPy d
McKTaneyI and Diemer g HAMPTON
Dec q, l853-1y.
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moshcrs ans / Fathers,

who have in their families any long standing
cases of Rhd umatism, Gout Neuralgia, con-
TRACKED limbi female Weakness al along the
back, pain abound the kidneys, deep seated
sore ness in tile breast, and all deep seated pains
We advise You to serd to our agent and pro-
cure bottleof the new article, the new mode
Of treating shch diseases, and will find relief
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23
mardwarc. cutlery, queens and

Glass Ware very large and well as
sorted stock.
We do rot. in order to sphnd large, say that
we want 100000 HIS. of Feathers, etc, but we
do say that we will take anv amount of AFTER
usually received. in PAYMENT for Goods. For
Instance, Wool, Feathers, gnpd Socks and Jeans
etc. etc. Sept 29) L. f.. TUCKER Il co.
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Gbr Markpfs -Tatr5t Date

NASHVILLE. TExxi-Cottod- wealth
tr for some DAYS past has been clear and COOL
THE river is falling slowly with about feet
water on the Shoals.
Cotton-The Cotton market has been dali
all this week and the sales small, amounting
the first three DAYS to barely 81 bales at SO
Thursday "a bales sold as follows: at 75G;
III at ~; 2 at 81 and 10 at SIC; Friday
IN bales only at 697c; and to-day there was
hone offered.
The following quotations give the range Of
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VIE Editor of the Fayetteville Cfserrer,
Il (N. y. WALLACE Esq-) having suggested
to us, that to succeed 1t IS necessary T. make
ones business as public as possible, andshcicv-
lh5 there is good Sense IN. the Suggestion, we
avail ourselves of the columns ofi.the t,tscrre7-
to assure the people of Lincoln THAT we have
the largest and best stock Of Fail and
Winfes. Goods that VIC have tve3 offered
to this people, which viii be sold osl sie, trans
tof cast rs ,qH t,rorqJly compare 18th ctaylouse
IN fayettet7fs Or to prompt men on ~ aSiatiRts
We have of
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to Which we res pectfully invite the attention Of
the m erchants of Lincoln and the adjoining
counties We are the importers of several
brands of Irish Linens. Object from Belly
men4, ireland, and are fully able to SUPPLY
country merchants at New York and Phla-
delphia prices. We are alsP importing for
spring sales, ElnbrOideries and Lace
Goods. embracing every description and
quality of Collars, Capes, Updersleeves, Cuffs,
MadtilIas, Lace Points, Chemizettes, Swiss and
Jacdhst. Edgings and Insertings. black Silk
Lace, etc which we can sell as low as they
are 5pbbed in any city in the Union. We pro-
pose to sell any description Of goods as low as
they can be bought from Eastern jobbers; and
in order to prove the sincerity of our PROPOSE
ton, We propose to duplicate any Ne,g lorl
inrdiltt-merchants themselves being the judg-
es Our stock IS ample-suificient for the lar
Sesd demand; and in purTeties and style Of
Dress Goods particularly adapted to the
improved taste of the tiHles. To Cash Buyers
and B,ronillt Time Dea ers, we are disposed to
offer srtro inducements, and from them solicit a
careful examination of our stock before buying.
DUNCAN, MORGAN & Co,
Npk 10 AMI Il, Publit Square, Nashoiile Ttnn.
Feh IS, 1S54-2h
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The Extdrmai Reme.;y Tor MAN
Machine OF NEau

easily derangfd, and the slightest interference
at hehd -quarters (the stomaeh) interferes with
the functional duties of either one of its or
gans, producing an unnatural and unhealthy
condition of man throughout
Then whvldfag out a miserable existence,
by gdrging ydurself with "a dose of medicine
every hour,'i Just becalyse it is prescribed by
one Of the Irregular Iuilt?'' Beware, Young
lady young lhan, of SO ihuch poisonous min
owl -,
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AAUl8a9 URB09 G0aNN
II OLE AEMIllE E9Eflgs

Cloths, Cassimeres and Ne4tings; fa4 hionalle
Hats; Satinets; Tweeds; Blankets. of the finest
kind, Boots and Shoes. a great variety; Uu-
der Shirts, all sizes; Drawers, to fit anybody
ready-made Clothing, Of all kinds and q'ialtv;
Gloves, kid and wooden, fine stock. together
with almost every article necessary to complete
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Phys cia.n Heal Yourself!

If You ard suffering with any of the above
complaints. resort to this remedy, and after
you are cureEl recommend it,,
The two greatest 4dical men Of the age
say, ''that The External Treatment of diseases
is destined to create new era in the history of
Medical Sell nce'I Another writer says, 1-this
treatment i fast commencing Itself TO the
NJ ndichl Prhf..ssinn >,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23

| The receipts at the several warehouses in
the CITY this week mount to 1913 bales, against
25o7 last week, and the total receipts since list
Sept. to date are 81 436 bales against 81 430 at
date last season. In
SugarAThe market is we'll supplied with
this article. and prices are easier. We quote
/ n Orleans fair in hhds. =. ....43@ 5
do prime and choice BIO %
do fair in bbls. -. g q 6
do fine do. ....6 q z
\. 0. and St. LouisIoaf and
crushed - y @lO
BOSTON and New York do. l04@l1}
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.,H,hrowt I,i,ysic To tie rlors,,,
But man--dh, most noble structure-yo
-cre destined TO live long and happier life
rheumatism iss ALI its Forms.

even Of twenty years standing. Yields at once
to the magic charms o this truly astonishing
and external ed mbination. All persons affect
ed with Goutl Rheumatic Pains, Stiff joints,
CONTRACTED and Distorted Limbs Hump Back
caused by muk SECULAR contractionsg and loss Of
nervous energy habitual cramps and spasmE,
loss OF muse har motions, spinal irritation,
weakness in tie small of the back, deep seat
ed pains ard soreness in the breast stomach.
side and oins, wasting away aud shrinking Of
any of the liiIbs and muscles are all speedily
and permanently cured by the use Of one bot
tie of This mehicine
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NGlIrnlGic E'aisls.

sinking at the stomach, palpitatlon Of the
heart, sick and nervous headache, cold feet,
pains in the bowels and stomach, collie g.,
can all be imihefiately cured by rubbing the
external surf;Ic Ice with Small portign of the
hi.rhl,r Concentrated rnaliL,inal com nnnnh
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23

Chinese IL hcu,natic Antidorc.

TIME CRfPPI h, THELAME, AND THE
l. Stiff JointeH, can find relief in that Tx
tprr1al Remedy. E
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-13
FOR THE STAR.


METROPOLITAN BANE--Mcssrs. Editors ::
In the advertisement of j. NJ. Wheeler d CO.,
(the assumed owners Of the above bank rs pub
lished in your paper, they say that - tho is-
sues or notes of the Metropolitan Bank have
always been regularly redeemed ut current
rates, at No 10 Nassau street, New York, with
arrangements for its redemption in your city
(Washington) when presented = Ii will be
observed from tue above quotation, that the
assumed owners Of the bank (fctitiously so
called) are very particular, in pointing out
the place OF reoeDi r;oa for their notes in New
York, are equally particular not 10 designate
the p ace OF redemption in Washington. The
writer has taken sone pains 10 find the place
of redemption in this city, but his efforts have
been unavailiDg. There is no place of redemp-
ton here, and there is 10 such bank here. The
proprietors will allow me to inquire, why date
their notes II Washington Why not date
them in New York, if issued and redeemed
there? Again, why inscIibe On the face of
your notes Secured by pledge of public
siocbs2" There is no Law IN the District au
thorizing the deposit of such stocks for the re-
demption Of bank notes, nor any one authorized
OF appointed by law to hold in safe keeping
such stocks for the redemption of bank notes.
Is not such an advertisement on the face of your
notes u deeeption-a fraud?
The defunct Columbia Bank "a bogus bank
Of the first water had inscribed ON all its
notes "Capital stock 100000, secured by
pledge of 100000 Pennsylvania 6 per cent.
bonds The president and cashier Of the
bank assured the public that those bonds were
really in existence, and that they were held
by the register, the gentleman countersigning
the notes, for the faithful redemption of the
notes thus issled A receipt Of the register
was produced as confirmation of the assurances
given What was the result! The bank
failed (and bad failure it was,) and the
note holders came forward and cried aloud for
those six per cent. bonds; but neither the
register nor bonds could be found-have not
been found TO this day. This must be the re-
suit of all such fraudulent concerns. Let the
people tike warning
AS long as such banks arc permitted to date
and fctitiously locate their banking houses
here it must continue to injure and throw dis
credit on our good and responsible banks. Let
our citizens discountenaDce all attempts to es-
tablish bogus and mushroom banks in our
midst. L.
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Mr.. English furnished the Board with a ron.
siderable amount of statistical information. In
relation to the financial affairs of the Corpor.
alton, all going to show that they are in a very
sound and favorable condition. The following
are the most important items: Estimated gross
expenditures Of the corporation for the wear
1904. including interest upon funded and
noatlng debt, unclaimed dividends officers
saiarles. and expense of levy court, S33 367 %.
means available to meet the above, $35 7O6. as
follows: Claims of various descriptions, all of
when are now or will at an early day be in
the hands of Clerk of the Corporation Sl8 SOC;
dil ect tax upon 50 800, 900 real and personal
property, 1890. Expenses, &C., for collect
ing the same. 81 $50; leaving a nett surplus to
the credit of the corporation, in the hands of
the clerk, after meeting all the expenses for
the year, of s., 029. The tax bill was, without
any discussion, passed, and transmitted to the
Board of Aldermen.
Mr.. English, from the same Committee. TO
whom in conjunction it'll Recorder Guild, the
SUBJECT OF new charter was referred by the
resolution of Mr. Pickrell, passed in January
last, reported the same, which was read by
the clerk and ordered to be printed The two
Boards then, on motion, adjourned to meet on
ednesday evening next, for the purpose of
considering the new charter. The new char
ter, as reported by the Comm, ittee embraces
almost every power and privilege that could
be mentioned; and will, We presume, require
but few alterations by the Councils in perfect
ing it. After which, if we mistake not, the
resolution of Mr.. English. which was passed
some three weeks since provides that IT, shall
be submitted TO the voters of the town for their
| adoption or rejection.
Inc following are some of the material alter.
atoms proposed. The power to levy q special
tax OF three-fOurths of one per cent the power
70 tax all stocks bonds mortgages, &c: the
power to levy poll tax of 81 per capita upon
all white male citizens twenty one years Of
of age, for educational purposes, carving with
II an extension of the right of srlsrage
~, Inc waters Of our river, which were on
thursday as clear as brook, have become tur-
bid and considerably SWOLLEN. giving unmis-
taxable evidence of unusually heavy falls Of
rain west Of u.s.
Business upon our canal during the present
week has been quite slack, owing we presume,
chlehy to the break near Williamsport
Our market was pretty we'll supplied this
morning with edibles of every description
and OF prices sufficiently high. almost to caase
a hungry man to faint. Beef l2t a Is cts. per
H.; butter 373 cts; cabbage sprouts so cts. Der
peck; eggs lSa cts. per dozen; Irish potatoes
- per bushel, and every thing else in proper
Our city continues unusually healthy. and
with the Advance Of spring all along towards
indeed.
No change in the -four or grain market:
holders OF the former refuse to sell for less
than $3.50. SpECrATor
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co.
e. n. STIlATTON, Auctionee,

VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY in the
First Ward, BY order of the Honorable the Or.
phaus Court.-On MONDAY, June 18th, 1854. at 6
o'clock m, the premises, we shall sell the vest
srn part Of Lot No. Z, in Square No 70, fronting 81
te-t on X street, and running back to 80 foot al
ley, containing shout s5s square feet.
Terms: One-third cash the residue in equal in.
stalmelts, at thr, - and six n, nths. with interest
from the day of SALE to be satisfactorily secured and
sutj ct to the confirmation of the Circuit Court Of
the county AID NFrict of Columbia.
Title disfutabie. Conveyancirg at the expense
Of purch 4ser
II TIE trims OF sale are not complied with In SIX
days thereafter the proper vial be sold at the risk
aud exrense If the purchas
NAV 13-SW&ds
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-13

TIE frEEIoscoPH.-Th!s beautiful instrument
and Wonderful as beautiful-has been sezsi upon
by the ia. uerreotypists .irnplifoa and mt ~ iors
the public for general adoption. On yawing the
application OF it to Daguerreoyp, pictures it is hard
20 refrain ones wermest enthusiast N. so astonish-
through ths Stereoscope il no Longer a picture; II
has all the lineaments, and peculiariues and pres
encs OF the living subject, only ess in SIZE The
completeness with which this is dora must be eeen
to be believed The only place that We know Of in
tn" city where Stereoscopic Daguerreotype4 can be
Procured is " HIrEHURsTs, on Penny lvania avenue
The world is indebted to Professor WHRATsroyE for
this beautiful invention, which equals, in fact what
We only reas of In the fabulous miracles of Friar
Bacon.
The beautiful Daguerreorypes described above,
are daily sold at WHIFEaURSrs GALLERY, fennsyIya.
MIA avenue near AZ street.