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Ale0iral.
~ r d E j o " G II
lLDun nnAM-N con INER OIL

~ R ID + j o N G III
IL LIGHT BROWN COD-LIVER OIL.
Prepared medicinal IN the Lot0den Isles Norway,
and nut 10 the chemical analysis by DR.. DE JONGh
who by bis literary works and scientific travels has gained or
himself Europe the wedesevcd reputation as the
ell that regards this most ehctual Tenedy
Cor CONSuMPTION BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA GOeirs
RJCKFTS sCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS DISEASES OF the
SKIN MEANTIME WASTING, and GENERAL DE-
Anpfoy cd Of and recon mendcd by BERZEIIUS LlEBG,
N1HITR, JONATHAN PKREfRA, FOUQUitR, aud nu-
terous other gushed ycisns and scientific Chemists,
Specially rewarded with medals by the Governments 81
GUM and the NETHERLANDS and supplied to the leading
Hospitals Of Europe
Has almost entirely superseded all other kinds ON me Con
a. f,r ~ being perfectly free from all unpleasant odor,
a.. hitter acrimonious taste, not irritating the
throat nor impeTng digestion, neither producing nausea anu
Rot,iss labeled With DR. DE JONGHS Stamps and Sign.-
,pre Us cents per bottle liberal discount Apothoca les
and Duggs Eight bottles forwarded carriage es' 70 re
ecrr,ry ~ ,eceirf df 80 Wholesale and retail by
NN' LEOPOLD WETZLAR, No. IS Dcy-s'.,
and No SO7 Broadway, New YORK,
Sole AGENT for tho United States Ct Dr. de Jonghs Light
Hrouu God. Liver Oh.
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IN fUkSUANCE of an order oi the Surrogate

In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
the Comfy u New fos, Norese hereby given al per
Cry New Yolk deceased 70 present th with vouchers
fhereoft o. The suhtcdbes c Office o. Nao C. Wefr lre
EsQ No o. Wss. fhe City Of New Y0fk, o. before he
knh CAV OF January nsltDaed Newlok, he third DAY Of
jay 1855 NM. JAMES QtlNlAN, D -.
je4 lewemW JOHN MAY HER, }'A'N-''4''
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
q the County q NcwYoIk hereby gwen 10 al
tereons having claims ssdsi ELIZABETH STEVENSON laio
:" ne City q kcwlu ccccafcd rrcseut fhe sae. with
s,l.f' hereof 20 Che sabsc1iT ne ooe No 10 valet
uo Cy n kCwfCIk before he tenth day of Scrcu
20 tsst Dated Eew fosk fhs ca day Of March lS5d
MI lsvtmW y GAIL Attorney fcr Adu,t sflaf,r
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5 BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY

NISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
w Compound Basamie Preparation from Wild Cherry
Rail and Tar The best remedy known 90 The world Tor the
cure Of Che Colds Asthma Group, Beedns Of the Lungs
Wbooripr Consh Bronchitis luducuxa Shornes Of Breath,
pam spo Weakuess Breast Side, Liver Complaint,
for s,ie bv A b 4 d. SANDS Druggists,
Whoessle Agents No ln william 81, cor Fulton NY
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fsqal Nontes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewNOrs notice hereby gwen 70 az per
sons having claims against REBECCA ACCULLOM late OF
the C, of HswYofk widow deceased 90 pesrt the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber a. he once NO. ~
kshgh,i the City OF NewYork. or before the ifeehih
DAY q December next Dated New lork the tw asy OF
June, isA b,l4 law6nWl ,. b. MORION, Executor
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the surrogate
Of The County Of New-York notice hereby gwen 10 al
neons hs,ns claims agalnst HENRY ANpEhSoN' iste az
the ty 81 New fost decreased. 10 present the same Win
Nouches thereof 70 tue subscriber the Office Of Bel Coo
EGGS No % John s. IN he City Of sewfolk on or before
the oghih day Jeupay nea-Dstee NewYok the 81 dsy
Of July, RS ELIZA ANDERSON, EIeoutriN
IVA lsw6nW
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II ithSbANOE OF an OfdcT OF TIC surrogate
u Of The CoGlsy oil Ncfo notice . hereby 90 an
leftoas baytg claims against GEORGE BRADEN late Of hs
cry q Rewfok deceased 70 present the same with voqch
sn heteoi 70 the suhrer her place Of residence No
hhs rear building The City q New York or before he
hrsi dsy 81 October nox-Da,ed New YORK The twenty rs
day Of March, l4ta BRlDOkl BAADEN,
nh1I laW6mWs Administrator.
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B.sK DLpAR1wExr. ALBANY. July ls.

BNE DLPARI1EST. ALBANY, July lo, 1853
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 10
~ the Statute such made aud provided that al ne
circulating uotes issued Luther stoyel, neiyaIA
bsnEer COMMERCIAL BANK Of ALLEGASY COUSIfg
uf be ueseptee az Ohce Of the Superntend OF tle
Rsntng psrnert OF the State Of EewYort fo payment
b 70 years from The hereof the funds deposite1
for REDEMPTION Of the cilsustns notes saei % 'ho 'au
IvIs1svwFy N sCHoONAAKER, Superintendent
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BANK DEPARTMENT ALBANY, July 30 1872
NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant TO the statute
~ IN suoh case made and provided that 81 the Ca ans
Kot,s issaed 20 D. KENT. individual banter Futnen
Comfy Bar must presented the Office q TIE supern
epdent Of the Banking Department Of the state Of New
Seposted for the redemption Of the Circulating Notes issued 20
'' 80 '1 IsaSYW N. scH0OEMAKER Superintendent
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VN II UNIV Z t
FAMILY REMEDIES.
Isauod urdfr he Seal. Sanction and Authority Of

II II E l n ! + X
~ FAMILY REMEDIES.
Issues uuder The Seal Sanction and Authority Of
THE UNIVERSITY OF
FRTE MEDICINE
Aud
POPULAR KNOW G Is
Chartered bv the State Of reusylvauia, Apnl ~ 1873,
WITH A CAPITAL OF 300 oc0,
Mainly for purpose Il auesng the eNls OF spurious ara
Worthless Nosiruins
Also,
For Tuppving Community with reliable Remedies Wher'
ever conretent Physcisn cannot will not be employed
This institution hss purchased from Dr. JOHN K ho"AND'
his celebrated ... ,.,.,
TONIC Nj XT p
Known foI upward Of twenty ve years as the only sure anc
safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, &C.
And Ne inestmahe Remedy for .
BOWEL co 81 PLANTS,
ROWAND'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
Which highly approved aud Popular Remedies
TOGETHER WITH
The Uuiyeruty's Remedy ioT ,,,s, on, -,,,, ,rr,oe
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION
The universiiy's Remedy foI =, o.,,,,,,s
The UNIVERSITIES ALMANAC may be had st the Branch
4 n. RING. Johus. Broadway, n. Y.
ClICkENEr & Co. No. 81 HGrclsY-si-
W $ DURHAM, No 476 Broadway.
Mrs. HAYS. Brooklyn.
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- LIAM MCCULLOUGH against J Ohm DURNiNG-Su
NOR for money d4usId cOBtrsct-iCOn. not serse1-lo
the above nsmed Defndsn-Sr: You are hereby sgnoned
answer the complaint IN this action which Wa ief n ne
Oace Of the CLERK Of Surysn County Al Monticello, y u
on the 2s dsy of July 1857 and cory Of your answer
On me az nv Office in Monticello IN said County, with twenty
5sy e The eervce OF this exclusive Of the day q
such services and you fail 20 the complaint ~ aforesaid
Le plaintiff will take Judgment ior the Of htty one dollars
end 1y six cents with interest thereon from the ht Day Of
May. l852-Dsiod July Il, 1855. $500 800
iy25 laW6wW q. W. LORD, Plaintns Attorney'
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-
- WILLIAM J. BUCH ys. SAMUEL CJRTlsS and ON
ers-By virtue Of made in this cause sha ss ~
publc auction Of the Merchant Exchange 10 the City Of e"
York on the I'd Of August 1850, o. IL O'clock NJ OF h
dsv eae Of Lots Of Land on the north side OF <ih 81
in The City of NeV-YOrk being Hudson River Win me
Rudipqs thereon all the Machinery in said buildings the
Letters Patent for making Rotary Pumps issued by the United
States 10 j. Stewart Gwyue: sso certain Rghs under letters
etert issued 70 William d. Andrews for making Pumps also
In5eeut against stew Gvyue for ~ @ o. also certain
other and Drafts described in decree also
certain Notes made by Urban l. Hitchcock, dated April %
1855 amounting 20 6 25 with the colsteras thereto ro
T prcuars neuire Of the undersigned 81 No. Sl2 Broad
80 w sale uositive Terms cash-Dsted New
Yoik july % less. IRA HUTCHINSON, receiver
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y PURSIANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the surrogate
efhe County Of New York notice il hereby sven 20 al per
sor, having claims against JOHN SCHROEDER late OF hs
Civ Of NewYoTs utmsn deeessed 70 present the sras
with vouchers thereof the subscriber 81 the store OF r &
K6ruer No 29 sshin stont Ia the City Of on or
before the teuth day Of September neIi-Dated ne
ar;h day Of March, 1855.
nj lawfmW- ANNA SCHROEDER, AdfnlnisuaEH'
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II y PURSUANCE Oh al OInSA VI
~ ,te County Of NewYork notice hereby s7ch - al
100, l,vrs air. against MATTHEW IHNIt late OF tne
-, ~ orr deceased present the same WIN vonrne'
,tsy,offo he tutscrbe 81 the psce Of bsihess o. -
Twomev Nc Is Piuest, (st McsPedon BafeTs frintI
o<e ia The CITY Of New.Yort OF before the tn gay OF
~ '''NS'' FRANCIS J. TWOMEY, ( r,.er.o.,
,~io1 1,wernW J. GEORGE KIP,
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IN PURSUANCE Of al order the Surrogate o.
the County Of NcwYork Notice hereby s,vsn % ~ g.
sons having claims against WILLIAM AChhSVN a.e ~ ~
CITY of York 6eceAssd present the ZANE VIZ &
hereof 10 he subscriber the store Of John Cfothef 20
Chsfhastreet IL the City Of SewYo 90 OF Deiote G a.
Say Of December neEtDsted New ioFa ne twenty ~ '
eSHsv as ARCHIBALD WILSON,
JOHN CROTHERS r,.n- { tAee1'oiA
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-19

all these things to the satisfaction Of
it's readers in Missouri, wen call its
attention to a thousand other facts Of
similar import and Of equal signifi-
canoe. We don't pretend to know
how the matter stands in Missouri;
but we do know how it's on This
side Of The river. We know that
here in Illinois, and indeed through
out the entire north knownothings
and abolitionists are the snme-
they act together, vote together. and
rejoice together over one and the
same triumph The only enemy that
+abolitionism has to encounter in the
northern States is the Democratic
party. The Democracy here fgh,
|knownothingism and abolitienisn to.
gether, and it is ridiculous nonsense.
absolutely preposterous in any one
to pretend that there is any differ
ence whatever between these two fac
lions. They are both Of one kidney
and both destined to fall under thu
crushing and oyerpowering blows 0
the Democracy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-19


DANIEL WEBSTER ON THE Know
NoTH1NGs.-When addressing the inn.
'mense multitude at the Wing Ma
'tional Convention on Boston Common
in 1874, some full blooded Yankee
near the speakers stand broke in
upon bis speech with the question
What shall we do with the foreigners?
Ut will be remembered that at this
time the Native American feeling ran
high.)
Mr.. Webster stopped. turned to-
wards the place whence the voice
came, and drawing himself up to his
full height, folded his arms, and with
a perfect whitening look Of scorn and
indignation, as his eye lighted on his
victim, coolly and deliberately replied,
And pray, SIR, srhere did your father
come jro,n2.' The effect was irresist-
ible. A peal Of laughter and a.
shout from the multitude putan end
10 the colloquy.
For keenness of wit and conclusiye|
ogie, the retort has seldom been
squaled.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-19

A correspondent of a Florida pa
per gives an account Of the explosion
which was heard along the Gulf on
the 9th ult. He says: "At twenty
Eve minutes past five o clock, Thurs
day afternoon, Feb. 9th, we three
of usl wrestling outside Of the store
at this place when negro boy came
along and pointing upward said: s.Ses
dat fire up yonder is gpine TO fall
right down in de sun; spec de xick-
edness Of dis world approaching de
end. Our attention being thuscalIed
we looked and observed, for abont d
minute q stream of smoke which went
into the sun, and a few moments af.
forwards heard Che explosion which
Jared the earth and set Us to Won
dering.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-19

The CONSEQUENCE OF NOT Ia
KING A NEwspAPER.-In Judge Van
Hamm's court in Cincinnati, wit
ness testified that prior to the de-
cease of Henry Star. Esq, he en-
pioyed that gentleman to defend a
suit brought against him in the Su-
perior Court Of CincinDati-that he
resides twelve miles from the city
he does not take a newspa-
per,sRd that when he inquired. some
ten or twelve months afterwards, he
learned that Mr.. Star " as dead, and
that judgment was rendered
against him for about two hundred
dollars.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-19

A QUARTER A SIGHT, Anthony
Burns, the fugitive slave, whose ar
rest last summer in Boston, Mass,
was the cause Of great excitement
and a riot, has been purchased Of
his owner. and arrived 10 Boston on
the 9Th ult. He had public re,
ception at fremont Temple, al
which about 1000 persons were
present They paid a quarter each
to get a sight of the big, greasy mig
ger. lie made speech to the au-
dience, no doubt highly satisfactory
to bis abolition friends.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-19

The undersigned have agreed upon
the above List Of appointments, as
candidates for Governor. In ma
king out the appointments, they
have been compelled to omit several
Counties, for the want of time, which
they would be much gratifed tovis-
it, but it is impossible for them to do
so. ANDREW JOHNSON.
MEREDITH P. GENTRY.
Nashville, April 5, 1866.
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DRuos, mEDleG6SEs
A,N.A'.M!'s,,,A'a

nIEMER & HAMPToN6avs a
II Just received their pring 49,
stock Of Goods, consisting 'of everything in
their line, to which they respectfully calf the
attention Of the public. Their stock isIarscr
and more complete in assortment than il has.
ever been and will be sold on the most reason
able terms Physicians and all others Wishing
To- purchase anything in their trade Will. do
weilto cali and Examine their stock at their
store, west ade OF thepublic square, Fayette-
vile. Tenn 3fENER & HAMPTON,
April 90 1854. $
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..HarIikes

a correspondent of a New York
paper writing from Washington.
represents The political horizon there.
as indicative Of squally times. We
Go mol AWAY credit TIE specalations
Of these correspondents. But hope
that these representations will
prove correct. The Southern people
are united upon the subject, and are
ready at a moments warning to co.
operate with the administration in
any undertaking thatpromises redress
for the repeated insults we have re-.
ceiVed from the Spanish officials in
Cuba:
Another consultation with his
Cabinet has determined the President
to draw from the different stations
every vessel which can possibly be
spared, and order them forthwith t.,
join the. Gulf squadron. A large
portion of the late navy appropria-
tons viii be.expended in providing
steamers estensibly to transport pre-
visions. but reallysto transport. men
and military stores to our Southern
coast. A decided step is to be taken,
and the consequences leftto take care
of themselves. War is the only theme
discussed on the street to-day. and
the decision of the President is a
subject of eulegy.
San extra session of Congress is
impracticahle, as only three of the
Southern States could be represent
ed. President Pierce will adopt Mr..
Folks plan and consider state OIL
war existing.
q am happy in being able to as
sure yon that the policy now resolved
upon by the government mas the ZAP
met with it as a unit in sentiment
and that sentiment adopts immediate
action for therecent insults which oul
flag has been madeto suffer under
and orders to obtain redress have
been forwarded 10 those who will toe
gladly see them carried into execu.
ton. One vastly important feature
brought about by the recent trans
! actions in and abou! Cuba, rejecting
upon. our national reputation is, thai
whilst the government will not encou
rage fllibusterring, it will not fol
the future find it incumbent upon hel
to listen to the various reports o
schemes on foot for inyasipn."
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Black eDOzses.

NILL stand the present season n.
w at my stable. 8 miles north of "a
Fayetteville, Lincoln County. Tenn, at saEzz5.
SIS the insurance for Jennets, payable when
the fact is ascertained or the right of property
changed
John isa beautiful black, Is hands high.
years old next July,was got by Hardiris eel
ebrated Jack, Mammoth. a grand son of old
King Cyrus, out of q Royal Gift Jennet, dam
by old King Cyrus, grand dam by cid Wonder.
Jennets. pastnred gratis All possible care ta-.
ken to prevent accidents or escapes, but no
liability should any hapren. The season has
commenced and will end with the year.
HUGH THOMSON.
ApriI 5. 1855-2m~ ss-ss = =. =.
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RlIaQ9rqtif Sia!s Gukket.
important from Washington, II True
What has been said as 10 The or.

What has been said as 10 The or
deriug a naval force TO Cube, TO de-
elnand rrparation for tie affair Of
the Ri Dorado, is confirmed by the
following letter from the last nam.
Der of The New York Herald. If
the statements are true, as we have
no reason TO doubt. we shall proba-
bly, have stirring times shortly
WASHINGTON, March so.
Important Cabinet Couac.J-Ihe
H Dorado A0ar-Inaportant Nasal
Mopemenfs.-The affair, just now,
in this city, is the FL Dorado out
rage There is no little excitement
here, growing out of that insult,
which, by the way, has been in-
creased by that to Thompson, the
American consul at Sagua.la Gran
de. There, was another cabinet
council yesterday, at which orr re-
lstions with Cuba were fully dis
eussed. The members of the cab
met in favor Of immediate and en-
tergetic steps against Cuba, were
The President.
Secretary Davis.
Secretary Dobbin.
Secretary Guthrie,
Secretary Campbell.
Secretary McCleiland.
Against any decided movement
Tor The present, were
Secretary MaicT.
Attorney General Cushing.
Secretary Davis was in favor Of
the most decided action, TO compel
an immediate apology from the
Captain General. ! am told thai
Davis is very violent, and urgeslh
strongest measures Tor PREPARATION.
Orders have been sent TO Pensa-
cola, Norfolk, Philadelphia, New
York, and Boston. 10 have all avail
able vessels and material prepared
for immediate service, and instruc-
tons have been issued to all naval
officers al those points to hold them.
selves in readiness for sea. 1t is
thought tllatsa portion OF the Med.
iterranean fleet, as well as the Bra
I'll squadron, will be called home for
the emergency.
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Connecticut Election.

Hartford, April ?. = The annual
election in This Stale for governor,
lieutenant governor, secretary Of
State, comptroller, with members Of
legislature and members Of Con-
gress, took place to-day. Ingham,
(dem. for governor, leads all other
candidates, though the indications
are that there is no electionfer gov
ernor by The people.
New Haven, April Large de-
mocratic gains Of representatives
10 this vicinity. The returns Of This
city indicate democratic majority
IN the Legislature, and the over
throw Of Observation-Disclosures in Con
necticut.
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NASHVILLE CLOTHING store
Great Bargains Given at
Lande& Schlesinger's
NEW CLOTHING STORE,
FAYETTEVHLE. 2

C0ME one, come all and examine "a
~ the largest stock of Fall and VIM "A
ter Clothing ever brought 70 Fayette-a-EE-ls-
vile, and which viii be sold Low EoRfeAsH.
This mammoth stock embraces garments from
all departments of American, French, English,
and German goods Of the latest desighs.-
They were selected with great care for this
market, and will be sold on reasonable terms
Come along, folks, and be "suited, y as we have
on hand anI- quantity of different styles and
qualities of Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Hand
kerchiefs, Neckerchiefs, Neck-ties, Drawers,
Stocks, and Hats aad Gaps. all Of which viii
sell cheap for cash.
LANDE & -SCHLES1NGER,
East the Public Square next door
to Buchanan & Russelps
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ON HANDI
Fleming. & Darts,
"A

NOUID beg leave to inform the 2
w citizens Of Lincoln county, that "a
we are still on hand and ready to do all ~
kinds OF work in our lineboth for Ladies J
or Gentlemen. in the most Fashion III
able style, and at short notice, and LIZ
on the most reasonable terns. Give.uss trial.
We. are thankful for your very liberal patron
age heretofore extended and solicit a continu-.
anee of the same. FLEMING & DAVIS.
April s. 1s55--1zn.
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Northern Know Nothings,

IL ...,,: -. 80, 20
VIZ s1,Jeo' :. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =
winch 'le 'eaoers o. TINS oroer are
partly plainly pointed out. If the
Heraldis correct, we think the mem
bers of the order in Tennessee, will
not ,;ka q eallows,,;n snoh hvotbron
M n. -.
tno 1''aiu speahs pos,',se', VI
the: supject, ana asserts that tne most
prominent know nothings IN Illinois,
are those who have been engaged in
running off negroes from the slave
st.tos.
:
ANow-isoih.Nelsn AND nDoLliioN-
isM.-Deciafa,,ons IKE -ihoSe eon,
.a'll gq ~ .ne ,o,ioMl.s palaglapn,.on'
'he nalipipa, hu'ef''an a's sei , .ou'
mon s'l IN sne n. IN papers .. 'ne-elase
STATES.
s - . Wei kno"n 'aes tl'a' rve'y
rampant spollllo', paper ~ ,1e on'oa =
IS opPoseo 70 the Apo~-No'p'pss anu
seeks every OCCASION 70 uenounee Tue
order ID the Dltteress terms: Aooii-
l,onlsm ana an'i-nmer'caniSln nave :,
almost become synony mons tef"s,
lne impression Whlcn - mere AT
temP'ea 10 % paimeo On upon 'sne
peop'e - .oas apoh''on's.s aie pos
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r.:g 80 u.;hI -
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:; :ena 40 lsaoe,D 1 "hat"na. . ho.maan
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Hof ooes TUG ieooiu s Srup ne.e. - =
I iowa, massachusetts WISCONSIN anu
IN al tns o'het s'a.es %nele aDu'
li,ion y. .. senators nave Deen elecI.
Gu aul'ng tue Pas' "ln'ei' ~ esesy
INSTANCE .ney have pe M e,so'eu ~ ~
xho"notmng sotes' NO iess .nau
rom -FOUR 70 SIN ~, aoo M:. oI nav
oeen eiec'eu % ..ne ohi.eu o:a st
9ena'e ~ .he Ahonuo'h,pgs WIN.
.ne las, 'niee non.ns' nl ~ "n,.. ,
Is wen ,kno"n 70 tue nann,DaI
paper anu yet y Tens IT'S leaueis VIA
Tue Ano"hotniues aie sopposec ~ az
oi'.ionlsm: q queer way !ol 'ne
khoWnothlhgs 10 oppose aooh,lonism'
ISL I ITO e'ees I'VE aDo,l.io u
governors ana nae eoohrOn y. .
Senators! AboiHlonlsm giorles ID
fsacn opposition. Aud on Inc Top
OF all thls' II hasn been three weeks
since The Grand Council OF Know
nothings OF the State OF New YORK
met at Schenectady ana passed a
resolution against the admission OF
any more slave States, IN favor OF the
repeat Of TIE fttg.t'ue stare tal0, ana
demanding the a6otstaoa q ssapery IN
Me Dtstr'ctcf Columbia. Z Butte brlng
the thing little nearer home, IL is
known and denied by nobody mere
10 limos, that there Is not n. M
IN the whole otate.not one!-tna'
| is not also an aDolitlonist. NOT is
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-19
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Il 9th dis, a HoRsE,of bay color, ~
about l43 hands high, about 3 years cla. sfsr
IN the face, both hind feet white. bare footed.
no brands Perceiyable. Valued at $50.
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