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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01

The Greenvillo Tenn Sby chroni-
Giles the death on the 244h uit., Of
Valentine Sewer !, one anon the old
est, pc haps the very Oldest citizen Of
that to wn He was betwe EN- seven
ty aad seventy five years old, and
about ffy yearS of that time was
spent In tn . full discharge of the
arduoq Is duties of Circuit Court
Clerk.
ABbLITIoN OF SLAVERY. - The bill
for the abolition Of slavery in the
Repn bic OF Venezuela has passed
the q ngress Of that country at the
suggestion of the President, Mona
gas. BY this measure some 10000
slaves are set free.
DIS rurE CHILDREN Tn ere are
said I'd be 10000 destitute children
in the city of New York; wfetchdd
girls a hd outcast boys, VIII live by
beggaT y and shame.
In Utah, on the death Of a man,
his PM operty descends TO tile Nor
mon church his wife Cor wiTes) and
childrd n not being recognized As heirs.
The Church is the sole heir TO all the
properE y-
Eleven steers Were sold la$t week
10y Mr. Daniel Bierly, of Rpcking-
ham, Ma, to Jno.e Bowman, fof ssh,
being Is 1 per! head
Late staten nts show that he en-
igratioh from Ireland to A stralia
and A indrica il going on to a large
extent Some districts, it is said,
are alrd lady nearly deserted. ).
The Wan Buren, (Afk.) lntelli-
gencer says-'Large parties pi Cal
liornia cattle droTers have been
leaving our vicinity durihgtlle past
week, while several large herds
are still being collected for The same
deslina ton, to leave durn g the
" eek. We suppose from a rough
calcnla ton, that over 5000 Head Of
cattle Will have been driven from
the cou mites Of Crawford, Sell astian
and 5 colt, by the time The last
drove Il caves this season. We learn
that large droyes are also be-
me sent from other frontier coun-
ties ami the Cherokee nailon.T
Capt. peinckla, al Port ~ lbsen,
will lea he with about 800 head. /
A MI Edmonton, in NJ Ger acken
Ky, last week, on fitting
Town TO breakfast, discovering the
biscuit of an unusual color, called /
lis cook aud requested her to eat A
me Of them, which she did very re- 4
uetantly, and died in l6 minutes
.fterwartls, from the effects Of the
poison she intended for her master
md mistress. /
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01

WI. B.ucHANAE.
7. BUCHANAN 8. 7. 70 i7'i-i.I.
nITlniN!S 1. RUSSELL.

LEAVING associats Themselves in the
& IL Mercantile business, viii at gli times h.
pleased to see their ftleail' aod u peg.ll
wishing 10 buy goods. Fhey 81 naw iecefy--
ing from tLl Eastern Cities r5, and wei
selected STOCK OF rsess and {. st.i0tlistgss-
goods. all Of which they WIZ sell IN liis
most reasonable terms haviri purchased
the largo Brick Store House ca d. northeast
corher Of thesquara, FatetteNlle Tenn. tor
merfy occupied by Thomson x b. .iianan, are
located, anti hope ~ street al
-ention TO business to meFit and receive share
If patronage.
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sSsesU SasrSas 81
AND
SUMMER GOODS,

VIE undersigned has r.. lz--r-s4= ssEg1
Il just received and is szz-f =
now opening at his old stand, oh the W est side
of the Public Square, Fayetteville, Tenn, a
new stock of fresh and desirable Gooif, select
ed with much care and taste by Young man
of long experience in the retail trade, and
we'll acquainted with the wishes and interest
of our customers. 70 enumerate the varied
assortments of our stock would be too lengthy
for ewspaper-sufiice it however TO say
that We never suffer any house 10 have a finer
and more general stock than ours; and as to
chfapness of Goods we banter any Retail
House in Tennessee. For the very liberal
patronage extended us by our friends and eus4
toners since we have been engaged in the
Mercantile business we feel undcr many OBJ
legations and trust by close attention to bust
ness to merit a conti9uande of the same.
Very Respectfully
May4, 1854. JOHN GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
~ "a Ee

! AN now receiving a supply of Z . s
d Barrel Salt, and my advice TO every
person. Is to purchase without delay as it Will
advance in price soon and nofmisfake.
May %, 1854, tSHAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
IElhe Boon orE5eallh.

'fo all tlat brebiho the 2is Of Heaven
some berli Of S rength has Nifsrs given
1 o man she gave ~ that proud hour;
The boon Of intellectual power
Then. W hat. oh Woman. what Tor tbes
Was left in Natute's Treasury
She gave thee Bfautv--mightier fa-
Than all the poII p and spiendor If var
~ en-, Women, B4agty and Power
Droop. wither, dfcay every hout
From Rheumatic Pains. Neur;ilei,,,I e;..,--
he sysiem Is Ia I'll to clean OUT.
y, > e. IN the extef1a treatment Of mani
The Antid0te effects more than a1I,- "A her -,
l euresdeep seated soreness and arithing uains.
HI chronic LleanI atisaa it ssipremsjv lei..,.
" he rever applied to diseased muscles
! Il ilsrbid aetiod Immediately Russell
4 ia1lure, SUPERIOR frown
IS not known hr j medicine bf sneb l..,,-,,
The world at laIg :, vho have USED renIe.li.l ~
remote,
Are invited to Hy the -CAircsc b4un,,tie
Autid0ta
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
NAszS .AN.NAs
/ Stree

- '1escoS
For the first time in two or three
years, tri-weekly stage is running
regularly from this town to Shelby
Vile. Our citizens are indebted 70
the enterprise of Mr. j. I, Hqggafd,
for this safe, expeditions, and com
Portable convenience Of travel. By it,
the traveller has a pleasant ride over
one Of The best roads to be found, as
a whole, leaving this place in the
morning and reaching SheIbyyille in
time for tho cars. The coach is IA
good one the horses spirited and
gentle = the drivers sober aud accom-
modating, and the dinner at Peters
burg made up of the best that a pro-
life soil can furnish. We ask for
Mr.. Hqgqqrd liberal share Of the
public travel. He is worthy, indus
tiious, enterfrizing gentleman and
such a man should always be literally
sustained because he deserves it
Those who travel by t bis route once,
are very u pit to Try il again. We
have stated thus muc1I. unsolicited,
because it IS simple justice TO oae
who has gone To the expense Of es-
tablishing / ublic mode of convey
vance Of pass ngers. with decided
improvSnelit on past accommodi-
lions, fox tile convenience Of the
travelling community, Now the
question IS, shall he be sustained
lie ought I'd be, by all means.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
EsTRAY--LlNCOLN COUNTY

fHNAKEN up by William Crawford E.
18th district, a Horse lfale, of 6iEs
bay color about2 years old this spring, about
l2}s hands high Valued at $40.
\. o. WALLACE, Raager.
MAY 10. ISL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
Eshcm.nasisun can h. e..,yc.,

'he powers TINS IS yohr medicine ald
YOU must have Il You WHO have beenafiiet-
ed with severe Rheumatic Paius Tor manv
long aud weary v4ar,. use this ereat ~, i
Remedy for man and YOU yyilI ba.c,IreJ -
What is three dollars con.lars,I yiA 60
i'e1doin h"in all pFinf lao II il that hfeathes
'''i''oi fhe canopy 4i heaven that would refuse
20 give the oUm u Three DolliiE3 10 be carei
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
hIagazines

Magazines
Graham for june is before US, and
we have enjoyed no ordinary treat
in its perusal. ueadley's iIlustra-
ted Washington is continued, and is
good, as is, indeed, the whole work
Godey's Lady's Book is on our ia
BILE, and is interesting as ever We
are not surprised at the popularity of
this work among the ladies; and, af-
ter an examination, only wonder that
each one. does not have il Oh her CEN
ire table.
Peterson, too, is never behind, Ell
ther in time or matter. The June
No. is good--and that is saying
good deal. We usually read Peter
son through, and that is more than
we can 81 : of any other magazine
A ndw volume commchces with July,
and those wishing to subscribe, should
improve the opportunity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
CIGARS TOBACCO AND LE0E ctyI

" ~ - Lag GEE
NEA 4ss.o Of 6 SaF ei'i h sesa3 ae sum !
the above three articles. Il. our colunIr, ~ !
be seen a very strange advertisement. ihineied
with Wholesome advice to those rs ho Iuse the
above. L appeals
u Nqyr.el Ladles
IN particular, who have husbands i rim,
with any form Of Rheumatism. Chgoni OF la
hsmmatofE, Neur5lgic Pains Gout, C'intraet-
ed and Distorted Limbs, wasting and decay of.
the musclts, loss of Muscular Power Bc.ri
Palsy, sun Joints, Nmmtness, efs., and urges
them to nsi4tou their husbands - cease using
the above thr ee articles onlt for few GAYS ana
give the mohey which might be thus spent
for cne BottlE Of the
"Clasqs Rsean,afir .4afslofe
which costs fnly Three Dollars and Is q sure.
safe and eidftuai remedy for the above lisea-
ses.
It's strong external application not taken
inwardlv, an, It's action Is Immediate and Der
We advise all persons throughout Linfolu.
to give this medicine trial, as one Bottle
promises cure
Il can be had in Fayetteville ofIonr friends
McElroy s Mckinney and Diern4r & lamp
tom.
DroIhg@olo- & 60. are wholesale Agents at
Na4hylle
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
Loss o 1sIs esslur Few "a.

wasting and DELAY of the nltlE-,les. ratnbn,.s.'
Wca6 pack painful JOINTS, ERE all speedily
cured by the usP Of this medieiie
We respectfully invite the ci.i2eis al Favl.
fttevllle aud vifinItf " 10 are afflicted with.
any form Of Rheumatism. ot other Ii.sasc.I
"ooNc ehuinefaled, 10 call qn our agent and.
procure a pamFf iet and bottle OF cur medi-
cine, ana! We eotlslentl.y promise YOU sgtsfac-
tim
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
ROOKs. pAPER. ETf,.

TElHEiR stock Of school Books IS
very large; embracing all the
Latin and Greek looks used in our -
schools 4 fine assortment Of f,olseab An
letter PAPER Envelopes, etc. f,,r sale by
April Is. TIC. GOODRICH &t4).
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
The Election

Ia anolh r. column. We srse The
official Sot T Of this county. The
number ei votes pollcd was small
very knall-not exceeding one
third of.tlic strength OF the county
For Reporter ortlle State, Cop per's
majorityoyer All is sos. ForJulge
Of the Circuit Court, Nlarchbahks
leads NcnabIe, 40l. For District
Attorney, StubbIeGeId's majority
over Turney is rs, I'VE may be
able TO name the successful candi-
dates for the Offices named III our
next, except, perhaps, for State
Reporter. There are good many
counties to hear from, an a ,a$ but
little interest was felt in tho dlettion
by the people, the returns come in
slowly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
Money Received

Of z. j. Baes, of Bridgeforth,
Ala, 81, on subscription.
OF Cza,Res Nqsely, of S4elbyville,
Tenn So on snbs crIptl6n.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
Chinese Ess.emlslaf5c Auai,io,,,

This IS warranted to bs. the .Fr,.si..t r,.,,,...i,
in the world for theextcr.al treatment ri ~,
Where it IS applied pain dare hot exist. Io..
of muscular aud nervous feeljfr, IN e,,y.I,r
ton of the body or extremitits Il pe,rrr,I,.
restored. 10y the use Of this "Ant.doesg >7rs-
collect this is no
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
m AZ sfA ell
DIED.,

In this county, Sunday 28th ult., of con
Mrs HENRY SNYDER, aged about ~
gears.
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No IGlfcri,aI poj.ou


causing several days AVID weeks confluence
heteIe 1t can .'trot vou tl,rough,p with Nausea
tnssiiis az yoiF stomach, gripping affecting yol5
bowels rrostrRtins your whole system. half
starving you to death, no cool water 10 ouerch
yonr thlrst, no wakeful reveries duriu, jua,
midnight sluInheis, ard So on No IN # i,.s..
o this Remedy you can raise no such obj
tnns, 1t does not require preparation Of ,5ar
system for the operation IL medicines Lut s.1
get the medicine one IN mute and arfiv Il f.,
the diseased parts the next, and, in a lew tn-
piictious. yol bceiut5 experience relief fsl,u
yofir long SUFFERING, aud when once restored If
Is permanent. Many Will saw, III it will ct,rs
m9, i will give
qSE; HUNDRED DOEE.ARs:"
But that Is not the thing with YOU, us -alifllk
ahf 20 CIDER SO 20 and gel bot le, ard ls
cuged for Three DoZ.srs
Married Women,
let rs give You an item. Ii your htsbaad h., +.
the rheumatism. he GoUt, Neuralgia. SIN
joints, Loss Of Muscular Power. Munbcess
lalsied Limbs, Weakness ia the Back. Decp
Seated Soreness III the Breast, aid Acl.in. I'm
the Bones and Joints. and so on. tell HIM. FIJI.
your sake, for two weeks to deriiye A.usei! Of
the pleasure Of
Chewing Tobacco and Sssa0g5SF.s.
ss4;sss, and apply the money, which would
Re thus spent, for bottle of the Chinese
lthdIunatic Anhiote." and be euHsd. This Is
advice, and as you onl- rub the
medicine on the seat Of disease. YOU need not
regrFt on that account 20 give it a trial You
Wild are IL the habit Of visiting the
SsrOR Shops,
and now AMI then getting on '5equsas lnst.
Or ptetty ~geatlemlnly tight" with i eontin
ual hog grIat,7 hen al home conplaiuin,,
II thesevcre "ISheunatis. especially ia cold.
lamp and wet weather, we adyise yduto
ont the gfp7,af Botgut''
lot afew days, and spend yoflr mondy Tor ore
bottle Of this extraordinary medtinr. aud
.est assured that the sum Of Three Dollars
VII fid you Of all9onr intense suffering.
SUI limits All Palgial Linsi,s
iiw9ys yield under this new Treatment 1t
g.ll cure YOU aud If you don't believe it ,c.-
iuate your neskbor to get-a bottle ana Il ait
until the medicine proves itself 10 be most
compound
Horror covers all the heath
Clouds Of oanagd Blot the sun
Sisters weave the web u ,death--
Sisters, cease-tha work is 4ollefu
i. s. Y0UATT 4 co, Prophecies Ma
iehs La1e. n. Y, to uhoui all orders should bs
Aud Tor sale in Fayetteville BIZ McEhog s.
uchiaaeg and Dteiaer q Hlnpion
April 20. Is54-1v.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
fshcu.l,ntic Pnina,

. hs wiihess q The wild4niess, has been
made 70 smile IN peace and I.leity, beneath IT,,
hand of civilization. Lo, GhrbfIe. Rbs,j,,,,t,,.
lal"s' Neuralgia, Stout, deep sealt"d psiis .lI.d
soreness loss o. muscular power. has been
made to cry aloud i-nuif,v murder .fr H..
No al be rt,..+r5,sL &. G,,.. eI.t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01

- vertIsemeats must be handed INTO The
Ofiae by FasRsy Morning. to insrlre an appear
anee in THE following Paper,
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BACON WAY'gEIs.

4 WISH to purchase 5000 lbs. 80
i. B;,cou, sides and hams, to be fy1 L
delivered between now and the frstIof june
fPr which will pay the highest market price
il good Furniture. Bring it along
Mag i, 1854. ALB. KNOTT r.
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WHO, nom preIudlce or Ottar catIseS an. NM
wiling to resort to medicine which IS brought
to notice by being advertised nernittir,y ther,-
selves to sufloH aud ~ rithe under al.opigi,, an
exeruciating pains bf f,hemi.aris,h and No.
ralgia, would ieei iiistlv 1rohd. ast.r ruht5rg
their limbs and i9i1ts with a,.e lettIe If II. e
External RenJlt
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
sgEse,Nss IsoisE
e.sr al. Es.,:.:...a Il ...,E-:..Een...

E'c1 = y kssa-,sss II 20 a-issEcasts
ENr lrHdUr the lesi shab,w al d1a 2
y ' ;he4iiINES B5fGU MA13C ANTI
iP5IN, is H. only reliable REMEDY befosetIs
lFids ldr The imne,liata and perlnancat re-
i1ct Of ipng banding Gases Of
4,hGIossie Essse=inaSiszIl
fSere AID ekctutia;ils Neurslse rairs. lii
ilisesisl 6Iut al contracted and dis,oriei
Limbs, hastng and decay Of the muscles.
sfeiled 1nd fniaTs Y Joints, painful swelings.
alu'e lih fumhiism, Tic Doleresux, Cramps and
, 'iaihs, &c, cif ii'is MEDICINE Is truly tie
HASslS ~Esisegsl2atisis2,
aiid from THE rapid sale and unprecedented
satisfactidn which is daily given by it, its as-
effects cannot be doubted.
Sevare NeuruigIc Et.sisas
are speedily removed by few application ,lf
this won4erlh l combination Tha Old ASH
Young need d ave no fear of perfect restoration
Deadly Palsy
IS completely cured in al Incredibly shorE
if4e, by the IISd of this external aprlieat pa -
70 one nded 4on6t L. for onc single bottle
leYer fail f. give d7mllcte ii ulihodud.l .a
sftctian /
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9hsl ossie Rheumatism
Severe Nemrais ic Pains

~ fronI the rapid sale and tnIrdccllerttl
atlSiactida which is daily giten hv IT, its ss-
ahiship,rlee. I,t., ,.,,7,,,+ I,I I,,,lla
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01

ADbLITIoN OFT SLAVERY. The bill
for Il abqlitio Of slavery in the
Republi Of Venezuela has passed
the Cbngress Of that country, at the
suggestion OF the PreSdentp Mona
gas. BY this measure some 10000
slaves are set free.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
Contracted n,.sl sijr Joints
Persons in Esigi. Life

re perfectly relaxed and restpfed TO tLuh
natural life aud activity. bv its uEe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-09
THE WOMEN OF THE WEST.


Correspondence Of The n. Tribune.
ST LOUIS Saturday, Dec. H. 1853.
As you are the friends of Women's Rights and also Of
the Temperance Reform II occurred to that you might
think the following worthy Of place in TIE Tribune
Mr. Roes the who mobbed at Bonneville, No.
recently prior to that had invitation by the Division at
Hannibal No. to 20 there and lecture He did So and
usual was very severe the rum sellers, committee Of
whom waited on him and forbid his lecturng again. On
the next evening he lecture the Methodist Church
Soon after the lecture commenced six eight men,
armed TO the teeth approached the speaker with threats
Of violence If he did not desist But nothing inundated
he went dealing out to them such whitening sarcasm
and rebuke that they finally left threatening what they
would do the next evening should he attempt speaking
again The day he could get house in which to
lecture all AFRAID of mob, which might result in
demsge TO their houses So he left for want OF house
in which to speak The ladies Of the city thought il inc
now for them to act they took the matter ia hand
drew NJ invitation for him 70 return and lecture again.
pedging themselves to furnish HIM house IN wncn 70 ec
ue and to protect him at the risk of their honor and lives
his invitation signed by three hundred and sixty
eight ladies out Of population of two thousand and i've
hundred and embraced large proportion OF the ladies Of
the city The invitation cordially responded TO and
the day set for his lecture When the boat hove in sight
on which he expected adelegaon of ladies' large aud
respectable, with banner floating in the air met and wei
corcd him back their city, and escorted him to his ho
tel At the hour for the lecture they returned and escorted
him to the church. which was crowded 10 It's utmost caps
city As matter Of course no one dared to Interrupt hun
lille thus protected He remained and ectured tor sew
eral DAYS and dealt out t. the liquor sellers the seyeres
blows they ever bad in that county On the second day
of this course of lectures the ladies entered into written
aore.ment that they would from that time forward pa
ronze no man in any branch Of business who dealt in
any way in spituous liquors This was signed by nearly
all the ladies of the city. This Wonlns Rights to
s,me purpose and to some effect In council of the rum
fraternity one of the largest Wholesale dealers in the city,
Mr. s. remarked Madam Ross had only spoken the truth
On the next morning. to the astonshment OF ALL and the
conformation of his associates his whole store and
ware house wee drsped in mourning. Empty barrels
kegs dtmonr bottles &C. covered with Grape were seen
around the buildings mourning for their contents when
during the night had beer emped into the river IL is
unnecessary TO say the ladies patronized him from that
day and Re is the richest merchant in that place
he opposition to Womens Rights ceased in that region
since. his'o'hi'
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reached its cuimn since the by the last mail
from Honduras 1t is pretty generally believed that
the American Government had entered into negotia-
tons with Honduras for the purchase Of Tgre Islands
and that the prevailing party is inclined TO accept the
offer merely TO satisfy its hatred against Guatemala at
the same time il is asserted that Honduras intends TO
enlist one thousand North American volunteers from
California for its war. with Guatemala and that MI
Squer who is at present travelling in Honduras shall
have made decisive offers TO that effect to the actual
President of this Republic, Gen. Cabshas.
The whole rumor gains probability as the hatred of
the Federal and Liberal party in HOndurass moreover
nourshed by great number OF political refugees from
Guatemala and has turned into rage in consequence OF
the pillages and deyastaons committed by Gen. Cor
rera and his Indian mersenaries in AmOa and other
places along the Atlantic of Honduras Correra
has no doubt established in Guatemala a certain order
and safety hich formerly did not exist but the means
be employed were Of such violent and bloody character
that he made even great number of the moderate
party and the whole liberal party his declared enc
mics. COrrera proceeded in his mania OF persecution
TO the utmost, and reintroduced the Jesuts in
Guatemala only a short time after he had banshed
and chased them away from the territory Of the Repub
lie. These padres form now next to his Indian Army,
bis strongest force and support
Whatever might be the truth of the rumors OF an
intended recruiting of American Volunteers, the Cd
csfa of Costa Rca the organ Of the Government which
stands more on the side of COrrera than that OF the
federal party considered this important enough
10 give sign of alarm, and 10 declare in anartcle,
bearing the inscription " A ultima h0ra," that the
country is in danger although this at The last hour,
relates only to the time between the arrival of the
news and the issuing OF the Gaeea still the fnghen
ING was as great AZ if really the last hour al
ready arrived for the independence and nationality Of
the Republic of Costa Rica.