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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

Ep Drhnnceealnniandrr sNfr--ta yler's
~ PArEicK Is the sole manufacturer In the United
above celebrated safesand Collins
Lock and Crossbars-the best Safes IN,
world TO whom the highest premiums
the ohe Me,ropoitan
street. New York door below lane formerly John
-frno,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24
JlUS ID. Elicit,
q " u ER 4 L IE 4 Y IT

o~.. - 70 7. ~ z. IT. n u u U II y 7,
H be found At all hours ready any ali bu
sness IN the Agency line such Selling Hiring out Ne
grots Collection Of Claims Selling aud buying ali kb ~ Pc
duee, Renting oct Houses. &c, d.i7-5u
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rtiH nay.

= pa,, Governor 81.
a nj. s.s -Ihe suh.eriber re,pee fully InfoT1..
" ms npting assortment Of goods eou,sing eeeP'
hats'nd Caps, Of every nshien able ,tyis
boot and Shoes, do
Travelling and Packing Truni,
- Carpet Bags UmbTe las
which he pledges himself o sell on the uo.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

n one Of the mos, Popular List, Of BOOKS published
for young TO mako good living lay up money
Apply early and get a Circular.
Address, postpaid,
my22-4l- Cle,rsnrinv wash cn a.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

on smI H airrchan- Richmond We.
,tgfoe-fronf Bidding, SIockoe Ea,,ior.,
w IL give prompt attention a he Tobacco wheat
fonr Corn 4c, and Lope BY N ,h.;, -
generally. - "'e"~' anu 'ne pubic
house. F'' - eeAoIookS ware
apli-ly >'~e"'uis county, va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

HISOK HKEMEN.-The hne A. Bremen shin
port from City Point. " $50 awe Tt1,lSM
fSr ire,Sht or passage, applyto 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24
A WARNING.

Delay not harbor not In mind that phi
iosephy that dfsease will well ITSELF you
with certain medicines for you
per with your general welfare
Ye Wild vicious youths We per,. In dosing
the y n0sseafno compounds daily thereby impair.
Ing appetite and Digestion destroying you mentally
well physea when be cured With few doses ofpea
SAINT medcinest
every age condition. Why will ys suffer
pine and drag out miserable exenee untitled the enjoy
snf and ordinary psrss OF nf You who thus
noyed and Wish to be restored to health and
At Pessan and sestua should d. MORRIS His
In crofc dfsdses been than
physician Of his day Many who have afflicted
with consequence resulting excess have been
restored health and under his really
Should personal Interview be Objectionable
writng-enclose ave dYlars-Address W. NJ HoRRIs
through the Post once, Nashville Tenn and package
cines securely put will he sent privately and with dispatch
full directions herewith, and questions dehed.
Persons living distance, and afflicted with scrotula Old
GERS letter. Cancers Piles FtuA In Ano, Gravel Structures
Gee any disease whatever Of aggravated
character be cared at hOne By consulting NORRIS BY
letter. post paid, enclosing Fec Medicines pleasant and
can be sent mail anypari Of the United
Particular attention given to the
Ladies' who be AFFLICTED with Irregularities Abu, or
Whites Proiapsus Ueria Falling the Womb do
70 lay aside Al. a,s dsieaey an rOnpty consul, the
" once Insurance Once Cedar street, Post
Once Room Ne IL. up stain oc22-dly
w- MOTHERS BRkAsT CLoTHs-rhe.e Cloths are nov
acknowledged give the speedy pain In
the breasts OF nursing MOTHER arising from cold
and to afford the only projection against
distressing aietion, GAIHrHrD Bnklsr
this day. They be without the
mother and procured and during the period nursing
Whenever disagreeabe symptom OF hardness
rom exhibits ITSELF they give relief
and In Instance the Rising
sands who suffer ded during the period nursing Directions
for using these Cloths accompany them.
Nv remittance OF $780, accompanied by cents worth Of
postage stamps will the prompt by
pair OF these Cloths any part the United States
They 70. sale exclusively by
ADlE 6 GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
mh9 l4T Main street. Richmond. Virginia
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w. SMITH, Gas Fittcr and MRnufa Fix
- tnrcs 18Th street. below Main street. Ya-IIay
ing secured The services Of first class Horknsn
pared to make 10 order all kinds Chandeliers
Pendants &C. at short notice aud able
Also old Chandeliers Lamps 4c cleaned Tegded or br9nIed
and made TO ooS like lie ones.
al kinds Of Brass Turning and finishing promptly attended
n BThe trade supplied with Gas Fixtures de- at Northern
prices. 4 ~ sNiru
apiS-du 18Th street bsIou Nsir 49,,
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VI IAS 15LLkl or bLE-
DInnd KGH0nd, lit SrS.f. toO 6oors Pas Orfr-
AIIhoE Zhn CAPITAL s3O0.OOO.-Ths Company vii take
ht and MNklNE RISKS favorable any
Company Of equal responsibility.
REFERENCES:
samuel Marx, Cashier Bank Of Virginia Richmond.
J. :. smith, do Rarmers' Bank Of Va, do.
Joseph h Anderson, Esq, do.
Tdba President OF the Of the valley winchester
HenTy VI Brent Cashier Of the Bank Of the Valley
H. errSrd Cashier Of the Farmers Bank winshessr
Hon James VI. Mason, u S. g, Winchester.
mhSO-ily
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CONTEMPORARIES Merchants and Others
~ buying ConcctionArie will ind i give
me call before purchasing large varied
rtmeni Of article In ae
dAiy large quantity Of superior steam Candy
Call andleAye your orders LOUIS J. BossIEUy's
\, rs-N
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
Family Br0iIs.

The CAUSE of so many jars and fuses IS no
generally we'll understood-the primary causes
leading to SECONDARY effects, are not duly con-
sidered,S mo t looked into--not correctly looked
At; if so, pc ACE would reign supreInely where
nothing but discerd and confusion hold then
revels, in the rich mans palace and the poor
mans howell. A female affected with any
complaint Ibeeuliar to her sex. leading to ymp-
toms which prey upon the brain, have ten
dcncy to cause her to look upon the dark side
of all subjects, all will be more or less cross
and grabbed at all times Now. remoye this
disease, and tic temper will become mild and
placid, and her company always agreeable aud
pleasaTt From what we can ehin, fDron-
coolIs Female Bitters'' actlike charm On all
female complaints, and We would advise you
to try them
For salein Fayetteville, by DeIher s HamE-
ton, and MeElroy and McKinner; n Lewis
burg, by J. L. Jones. q.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
DIED,

In Micanopy. Florida. on the 18TH jam
airy, MARY AM kNpA. daughter of r.. James
A. and Angelina Stewart, aged y years, 3
months and 10 DAYS.
The circumstances attending the 81 ikness and
death of their sweet babe were nqt without
their aggravGt .ons.. 1t was far from lhe scenes
of her tivity--from the earesses II kindred
aud friends-+ther only child-l l5e many
others who sdek more cdngqnial lime than
is afforded hy northern wlnters--ttht she was
carried to where the flowers Of the Magnolia
and delicate 0leander blossom, OILY to pre-
pare their passage, to the tomb A her body
now nouldets in Il sunny cline, it is hoped her
her soul ex pands in tho eternal sunshine of
love How much affection and 10 ve is here
entombed beneath the shades Of LIKING ever
greenl Oh that God would bind up the bro
ken hearts Of her disconsoate parents and
friends SLOAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
January

The month which has just depart
ed this life, has, in hotaely phrase
been zone Of en- In fact, Janu
airy has been on regular "bust, ant
like all links when on similar expedi
tions, has busted at the expense Q
everybody but himself. lie made5i
is true, 4 very gentlemanly January
like debut, as any sensible right
thinking January should do; but
once fairly enthroned, he pitches into
the store-house of the seasons, md
pockets divers things Of "sundry
kinds, not by any means belonging
to the January family. II e has pout-
ed and smiled for April, ravcd and
clustered for March, punched out the
entire bottom side of February's wa
ter-tank, and most unseasonably, un-
reasonably and intolerably drenched
all creation, and smartly sprinkled
the crest of mankind" lie has ,ex-
hibited a fearful disregard for. and
turned deaf pr to, the paternal
counsel of that N enerable individual,
the clerk of the weather; insomuch
that we'greatly fear that that distin-
guished functionary has abandoned
the helm of weathery affairs, leaving
Us TO drift guideless, composites,
md chartless, dismantled and help
ess, on "sea of circumstances
hitherto unnamed, U nexplored and
But he is gone. He
lied (as he should not) calmly and
peacefully, as though he had lived Gas
10 clearly did not) the life Of chris
ian m onth.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
A. W AIMING.

! Delay not; haFhor not III your mind tina
Sd ntcnde of fools philosophy, that discus
VI i'll gel well of itself or that you can cure \
with certain medicines for few dollars. BET
v are how you tamper with your general well
| fire
! re wild and vicious youths why viii "
PERSIST in dosing with the Jfh1y naeseatirIg
cDmpounis daily ,profered, thereby impairiIIe
! Your appetite, and digestion &nd destroyn
You mentally as we'll as1,hysicallt, when sdg
Gan bq cured with few doses Of pleasant mod I
icinfs?
We rakes Of every ago and condition WY
Win re suffer and repIne and drag ont a miserR+
Ible Existence, unftte'l for the enjoyment aIiIl
even ordinary p.rsuits Of life? You who 4fe
thus annoyed and visa to be restored to health
and vigor by a treatIhcnt, at once pleasant did
el'ectual should codsul Dr. MORRIS Ills
success in chrome diseuses has been greater than
thato Of any other physician Of his day. MiHy
who have been for years afflicted with disciple
or consequences resulting from excess have
been restored to health and rigor under his
really scientific treatment. \
Should personal interview be obiectiott4-
Bile, state your disease in wrting--enclose FIVE
dollaTs--ad,lress DR.. w. H. MORRIS, throt4h
the l'ost-Otlic Nashville, Tenn, and IaER
age ~ medicines, securely pitt up, will be deht
privately and with dispatch. full direcd9hs
Herewith, and po question asAea
Persons living At distaice, aud atflilthd
WITH Snf,lh, OH Ulcers Ietter, QanftFs
PlS Fistaii IN .4id ChaueiI striiWeg GIGS,
or aIy diseaso whatever Of an aggravated or
al4nant charter can be cured at homie by
consulting pr M6RRIs, by letter, post-IIaid,
enclosing fee.
Medicines pleasant and safe can be senf perl
mali to any part dlI the United States. |
lbrtieuIar attention given to the trdalIhfnt
Of FINALE complaints, Ladies' who may bh hf-t
hifasd with Irregularities, F7ior .ADuF orl
H7Rtrs, . Pfolapsas iIteT on Falling N fMe
ttf6ETould DO well to lay aside all false del F,
AZ aud promptly consult the DR.. CptEs
w FRRaNTEnl
aliice over Mutual Protection InsuTaucd Of I
id,s Cedar St. near Post-Qlliee. RoomI No. /
ltEup stairs.
Ian &c ,J85i.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
In a Fix
About the middle Of January. we

About the middle Of January. We
mailed some money to Nashville, al
the Same time ordering a new supply
of printing paper The funds, we
learn, made the trip safe, and the pa
per is at the Nashville depot but the
r. II. agent notifies hs that it is I'M
possibleto forward itI.for a few days,
as the recent rains have M de a
~shacking' Of some portionB Of the
track, and the repairs are n9t yet
sufficiently complete, to allo Nv Of the
forwarding of freight. What shall
we DO? WE havenot enough pa Der on
hand loronr next week S issub,ahd the
prospect is raiheragainst Us, for+ eeeiv-
ing il in time If it docs com E, well
and good; if mott can't Ne b elped.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
Settle Up

4uc1aita o. Co, late proprietors OF
the Ste am Saw Mill, eight miles south
west Of this place, in another column
notify those in arrears, to step up and
sottIe. See the adv. They are in
earnest, and COST will be saved by
needing their injunction. "a dollar
saved, is dollar earned and it may
be we'd by those owing, in settling
with the firm, instea d of with an
officer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02


strange rs 4 may apfAas To the Fitizens 81
Fayetteville and surrounding countt,. yet mis-
true, that thr iitroducli@a of the article M
der consideration, is destined to bring ab6ut
peace and plenty 10 the afflicted, ease and tran.
qu1ir of mind to-the distressed. life aud az
ton TO the lame aud stifH pointed
1t Is. composed Of highly chemiealized ai,l
concentrated ingredients; Il which. when ext4f-
nally applied, peneirates 10 the very muscles.
tendons and ligameRts, giving Instantaneous
and miraculons relief t9 all Gases Of Chre,,i,
Rheumatic Pains Gout, dead Palsy. l.oss of
Nervous Feeling Nuinbpcss. ShruLit.. of the
Muscles, Contracted Limbs. EnIa1geil Joints
Deep~Seatcd Pam and Soreness, Weakues
and habitual Pain IL The Back. Grmrs and
STasIns, DC. ssheumitisn can be- cured
and in the very worst eases. the ."Chinese Ehri,
matte Antdote." hoists It's btnneR and u,ties
its plnnes in triumphant SUGGEST
Its action is specifically directed 10 The al
sorbeut system, afousing it ton hc.iltb, action
thus enabling il 10 aiicnite Orthrou OF all tlst.
morbid and diseased matter, catsNie an oh
structe,f circulation in the diseas,.l Lr-.li.ie
this external remedy establish free cir.ula
ton producing an uminterburded 'assiniilati.n
of fresh material to buIld up and reoreal..y,
the diseased and deadcned lis,l4s YeWLn
have had Rheumatism for Years. in this Won
cain find relief, Price 81 90 perbotfle Tor
- 90. j. +. DR0MGOOLE.
No. T., Collcge street. Agent Ia Nasis,ilie
For saleiu Fayetteville Nv MeEhoy & Nc
Kinney hId Diemcr d Hampton.
Zee, -, is53--1y.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
Another candidate =

U4der Tho appropriate he id, we
announce another candidate for Trus-
tee Of Lincoln county, at the March
election. There are now, it viii be
seen, four candidates in the field, and
each, we are satisfied, would fill the
Office with satisfaction to the peoples
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
kEnsolyeptEstate.

DURsUANT al order from ii,
i CleFk Of the County Court of Lincoln
county, Tennessee, hponthe suggestion Of Tho
Administrator of the estate Of SAMUEf
V%C0MMONS, ded'd, ofthc Insolvency of said
decedent's estate notice is hereby given to all
persons holding clhims against said estate, to
present them to th4 Clerk of the County Court
of said county, prbperlr authenticated, on OF
before the 2l day of June. 1854, for p,o rat,t
or they will be forever debarredI
". q. COMMONS, Aiafr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

OF Hqrtn L. Pmks,of Lynchburg,
Tenn. 81, on subscription.
when it is inconvenient for us
to forward a written receipt BY mail,
we will acknowledge money as above.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
Communications

Read them, in ,to-day's 0bserpr.
Tie one from Florida, is one Of the
most interesting we have ever pub
lished. 1t will be followed by others
from the same pen.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
The Mails

The recent rains have so flooded
the creek 5 and rivers, as to seriously
retard the transmission Of the mails
For days together since our last, we
have received nothing, literally noai
ing because the wa tiers ha a pretty
elrectually cut off all commn nication
with .'the whole world" But a
better time has dawned, if it will on
.ly last, and we are once more in re-
coipt Of on part of the news brought
by Uncle SANS wagon.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
Bic Tree

Our friend dnd subscriber, Mr. A.
q anderson, d ut down a poplar tree
on his place, recently, which, in point
of size, we don't think can be beat.
From it he got eight logs, Zone Of
them being broken) each lOl feet
long having only two smallknots in
the whole and leaving % feet of
the trunk on the ground. Each log
was Al feet in diameter, and the
seven made. when sawed, $500 feet
Of plank Who has larger one?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
-zmn-s EH a.tlA ,n- ., =

or .Al1e{ n Bc,gg renders it ne r-s,-sr,,-,
" ces,ary lat II e buslues4 Of the Sc
old hul.of Befyy 4 ITaiiaceI should 49,
be wound up. Th4 County CEomt cempels the
Executor Of Mr.. BIS estate "a have the matter
settled -and this call is madJ ia obedienfe to
such legal requirements. \ those indebted
therefdrc for subscription, advertising, or job
rTihiiist'lqs,e 5sfbe the l6lh Hay efMay, 1853,
VIII fl.lseI call on the IN leragued at the
Fayetteville Observer office, bud settleup
n .. WALLACE,
Jan. IL, 1854. Safpiray PUh.er.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
Fay ctteviIIe ObseI yer
Free Of Postage in Lincoln County
ruuIssDAY. rEBRtARYa ,. iss4,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CoUNiY

h3r We are authorized to anHounce Col.
David y. Hobbs, q. candidate for Sheriff
of Lincoln couhty, at the March election, 1854
feJ-We are authorized to announce Little
berry l.. Cole, a candidate for Sheriff of
Lincoln county, at the March election, 1854.
or We.are authorized TOD announce john
T.. mOf;Ow. IA candidate fbr Sheriff of Lin
coin county, at the Naturalization, 1904.
sfJ1 We are authorized 70 announce Jns
ID. S:FiZkarsI. n candidate for Sheriff of
Lincoln county, at the March election. 1851
or We are authorized to announce wiley
M. Alexander. candidate for Sheriff pft
Lincoln county, at the March election, 1854
or We are authorized to announce Major
Jas. M.HanIs, a candidate for recollection
to the office Of Sheriff Of Lincoln county at
the March election, 1854
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

The firm of ,So4Anoyh. Morgan
and Mel, having been dissolved
months since, it is now necessary
that the business should be finally
wound up. So the Agent says and
he knows. In another column, he
throws out few hints for the bene-
fit Of those owing 1t would cer>
tainlY be for the interest Of those
indebted to attend to the call with
out delay.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
E~GBmR azS MlmE-o

FENWO fine Jacks: BLACK HAWK ~
4 by imported Knight Irrant, IN,
dam by King Cyrus, 7 yrs Old, VIII ,l.F.4alk
he guaranteed in every particular. CYRus
IN King Cirrus. a yrs. oil past. Of good lob
aud size, uhtried Apply to IItT. THpMI
son OF ". b, RHEA, Buckeye, Iineotn G.
I'm 2e. Isl 1T
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
Thanks

Thanks
Mrs. Boyles would offer her acE
acknowledgements and thanks to thosf
friends who 50 promptly and gener
ously, by th cir judicious exertiong
saved her clearinghouse at the fri
en- Tuesday, oath ult.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
Physitian Heal YOURSELF

If YOU are suffering with any of the above
COM plants resort to this remedy, and after
you are cured recommend IT,
, The two 4reatest Medical men of thu agc
say, that thd Extctnal Treatments i dike.ses
sdestneil olcreate a llew era IN the HISTORY Of
Medical Sl.ie4ce.n Aliothor writer SAYS, this
treatment is fas, commencing itself 10 the
4 Hill gg,...;,,,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
CDR jflarkrt5 --rutrst Datr!

NASHVILLE. TENN otton-At the dat,
Of bur list weekly report the Cotton market
was animated and prices steady. There has
been an improved demandL this week., and
consequently, the sales have been heavier than
usual, and prices have remained hrn. The
sales Monday amounted to liz bales at 7@9c;
Tuesday to $50 bales at o@9c; "Wednesday to
119 bales at 7e4 @9c; a lotof 6 bales, an ex-
cellent article brought 9la o--making the
sales for the five days 1865, To-day the sales
sum up54 bales atl7@sc.
We make no alterations in our quotations
whsh we retain with the remark that prices
IL. l.. !.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

The reeeihis At the several warehouses in
the ritv This week amount to 1854 bales, against
rfna last week and the total receipts since LIST
Sent. TO date are 1929 bales against 70 l5e at
a corresponding date last season. and ioil4o IN
1852 i, W.
Sugar Still remains unchanged we
o,,ote bv the barrel 5@7d; hid. 4@6c.
Coffee--Riois now held at l5Ca4lc; itsguyra
MEMBERSHIPS NJ 23@2Sc y gallon for
common New Orleans; Sugar House so 9 o.
moderate demand.
Flour--Light, prices tend upward, Ten
neisee S6@5 so
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
rRrsrEE-IlNeoLN couNTF.

fIJ-We are authorized to announce VIM
u. Rhca. Esq, candidate for County
Trustee ii Lincoln county, at the March Elec-
ton 1854
6J-We arc authorize to announce VIM.
NeeId, senior, candi, ate for. County Trus-
tee Of Lincoln county, al the March Election,
1854
GTWe are authorized to announce A. =.
Randolph. Esh. a candidate for County
Trustee of Lincoln county, at the March
Election 1854
G77-We arc authorized to announce Will
liam Dyes. ESD candidate for County
Trustee of l.i1icoln county, at the March
Election. 1854
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
MntI,crs nnd Fnthers.

TMho have IN their ialniIcs any long sta1ldne
cases of lsheumatisn, Gout Neuralgia, con-
tractcd limbs, female weakness al along the
back. pain AROUND the kidpcys, deep STATED
soreness in the breast and all deep seated pains
we al wise ylu to send TO our agent and pro-
cure bottle If the new article, the new mole
Iof treating such diseases and will find relief
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
Es9- Business Notice. nna

IT. The l'ost-0iice List Of Letters is pub
lishea id 7agdie INr OBsercer, in compliance
with "a law Of Congrkss, which provides thlu it
shall appear III tie newspaper having the
LARGEST cIRcuATIPN..G
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

Whisky-Corhm on rectifed 2o@23c; Dc
Pixies Magnolia 23@25; Harper's 2S@25t
! Lincoln goo 35t; Robertson county 500 &C
Monongahela 81 Ia 5c; Bourbon Gao; Ry
4o@ soc: Irish and Scotch ss2@3 so.
CandIes--tfood tallow candles, e9mman,
1917 @i3Gt Sperm 49, 45e: Star 25@25c p h
FealheFs--Iu demand at 35e for gPod liv'
geese.
Grain--wheat 6oo-f bush; Corn 35c; Dat
40
R;lg4-3e, in demand
Tallow--Rendered 81 not rendered Sc
Fish-Maekcrel, No. 4, $1s@20 2 bbl; No
2, S16@l7, No. 3, Sl4@15.
Ginseng--In demand at 800 zoe p Ii.
Seeds-Cloyer 6 go Timothy So ESQ
3 so; Millett so; Flax Seed,.a Sc lbs. 81;
Mustard. p ID. &c.
Salt--There has been considerable access
sions of sack salt by late arrivals, which is
held at So so for fine and 50 20 for coarse.
Bill Coo per bushcl,
Provisions Bacon hams, 8 cents; sides,
ribbed, 5a5lS; Beef 4@6c; Pork 4@6 &C. But
ter Io@l2L; Lard 7@8; Meal 2 bushel,
35@4o; Eggs l3c; Potatoes, Irish, 6q@$l;
Fruits-7Apples, green, p DBL S2@9 so;
dried p ibyIshel, 65@ Zoe; Peaches do. COG.
81 %.
Live Stotk---liogs, u 100 nett, So W;
Beeves, do. $3@b; Sheep d head, ~ ooi
Cows and Calves S2O@4e.
Lead-Pig p 100 lbs, So; Bar q ID Ta @
3; Sheet Zoe.
Leather Sole, Tennessee R2c; cincinnati
25c; Upper doz. $1,000 Harness ID
30@22c; Caifskins 2 doz, $Zl@4o; Birdie
s27 $50; SiSirting p ib. 23fs26c; Hem ock
oe, 25c.
New Lkkrs-Cptton--N We have AGAIN to
lotice fair demand. but operations were rel
tricted by the decreased supplies offering ana
he sales dd not exceed $500 bales. Prices
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