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MOTfCE--Those Of who have settled
~ their bills cnderedto much obipo
by calling and dong ier wish to
have MI accounts sent in Tint date closed prior the
mel III fall trade.
CLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Sept 7-9s.f
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IL-CLOrHs.-Just received at the wafeooms OF ClAGEIi
DOUSON superb stock o oor oil ciots IN
landscape panel and Mosaic patefns all
well and coored the highest style OF the art
Alo % sheets low all OF which we VIII Gu
TO ~ any ROOM hall or passage, according to diagram
Also, rich stock OF Oil covering furniture, in widths
from feet feet inches, and oil cloths expressly for steps
Aug l6-i2w CLAGErT & DODSON.
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS. with Sailing
Commander Cndwaadc Rnerod, United States
Farsoncs,
san Francisco San Francisco and snn Pablo Of
confluence Of the
Joaquin including the cities Of saca
BOSOM Of Calrnia Price 40 set For sale
= Wash;noton citv nv TAYLOR h MAURY.
Aug bookseisrs ncss W" s"es-
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VERY ATTRACTIVE BTYLEA.-The undersigned nav.
received extensive variety In gssnsnsnr wss' mi
articles sRd vssting together win
snppy hack fancy French ese, hees4fne ~
makes imported, respectfully invts ~ ssssoo'
cLAaETT. NEWTON, MAY, CO.
osps n4-d1v
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BOARDING am1 Day Dohool Yoang IlAAAss.-ins
MiSses HAWLEY Will duties 81 their school ~
Monday Bsptemhsr Pennsylvania avess
bstween l7h and loh streets.
Ahe ao-1nw9w
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CCHOOIA BOOKS-Al kinds in the city neighbor-
- hoodthe beat and editions every extremely low
prices.
Scpt3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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f,LAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 CD. sAost rsspectfaI
aud pusc ea1 hey scs
daily receiving their fall supplies In rch ncy eeos They ~
this day Tuesday a1s ecSs
ever had the pleasure II hs're Offering We svf early exam
nsion from the ladies' they Will and Kicker goods Ia
nj later period OF The and quite cheap. 80
cLA0ETr, NEWTON, MAY, CO
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NEW supply of Lady Wortlcy's Travels In the
IN United suieE.p
New supply of " Alton Locke" and I" Ycnst.U
New suppl! OF LEIGH HuG,' Autobiography"
For sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Auga9 Booksellers, 9th
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02

Late and Import nt from Mexico
We are in posses sion of dates te
the 18th ult. The nc VS. is interest
ing:
Col. Ramsey i still in Mexico
urging the governIh ent to give him
the privilege of col structing a road
from y era Cruz to Acapulco.
The 4th of July was celebrated at
the capital I'M proper form, though
our flag was not Aoisted during the
day. I
There " is ii ttle pr no ravel to or
from California thrb ugh Mexico; IA
eilities are bad, al d obsta cles great
ald numerous.
The schooner ITdlen Mar, unjustly
seized atSIinititla1 some time since,
is still in the pos$ek sion Of the Mex
lean government.
Tie Americans generally com
plain OF the injustice a nd insults con-
staniIy offered byt the authorities.
The Chamber bf Deputies was in
session, an extra Sd ssion having been
called by the President.
Gen. Arista, the President, has
lost his popularity, and is in bodily
lear, being consta unity attended by a
guard Of dragons.
There appears to be some diff
Guilty between tho government and
the British Representative, in regard
to the monthly payment of the in
terast Of the British debt.
The last mail steamer left Vera
Cruz without any specie, and, it is
said, in consequence of letter, from
the Rel preventative upon the matter
that Til IS extra session Of the Depu-
ties has been convened
Their were no Anne ncan vessels
at Vera Cruz
The Braziliero brings over $685.
600 in specie.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02
The Markets. Latest Dates.
FAY ffrey1LLE OBsERy En- 0FFIcE,}
Sept. 2, 1851.

EAYETT EEILLE ObSEhN Ia YFr4NEi
Sept. 2, 1851. :
N.sHv,11E. TExx.-During the present
week considerable quantity Of ram mas
fallen. the effect Of which is rise in me
river which is now navigable Tor sleaih-
boats drawing three feef water. we trust
that from, this Time unit our merchants nave
received their goods The river will continue
in this condition.
The rains which have lalieh ms lnon'l',
we learn from otir exchanges, nave oeg'l q
great advantage toihe cropsrand we nope
r., No. yill be a more abundan. return
,"A' H. ,,> lshors ne the husbandman than has
been expected.
- - ,rade which continues very dull.
Cotton. We have 10 record anothei
week ofinactiviiy. There is no dis9os'iol
amongst Spectators or holders 10 operate
and we have only an occasional gaze 'oi
few bales 20 the manufactures 4.
Groceries. The grocery market con'in
mes dpnard sales small. We quote Suga'
at 6(08c; Coffee 1901 lc; Molasses 4o'6D4oc
Flour. The stock on hand has been IN
creased and prices are shnde lower
good article OF Tennessee Floufcan be ha'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02

FAMINE Notwithstanding Vest
Aiabamian published in Pid kens
county, says.thht the drought m that
section of the State IS unparal leled'
and that apprphenslons are 9nlel,
tanned Of a famine III eonsequelf cg :, :,
1T. 4 public meeting has been 5-'hg'l
TO take the subject into consl Qera-
tion. !,
The Tuscaloosa Observer, says ti'a'
in that County, the drought has 2eeil
&c unsurpassed duration, ana eA,
teedinely disastrous to the hopes Of
;he bericulturists; SO much SO, that
il isgenerally agreed that tnerf WI
he much suffering, unless relief is
>alforded them ID some form. a Poun-
ty convention has been called to
take the subject into eonslderat lon'
A letter from Shelby county says
there viii not he five bushels OF corr
made to the acre in the county
FraskIn Democrat.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02
.onis nncv is scarce. and

for 81 so. ST. Louis fancy is scarce, an'
commands IS so.
Salt Bbl 3eR35c; Sack fine, 81 10
Coarse, ST 5oGl 50.
: Candies. Tallow 10Ol2lc; Star % lS
Csc; Sperm 45c.
Whisky has falen slightly. We quote
at 90 10 Csc
Bacon. None i'm market a, wholesale.
OperalIoas confined 10 he retail trade
Price I0D1ic.
Lard Scarce and in demand, Retail
price l5c. wholesale 1l0l2a e. Whig.
New 4oRk, N. Y.-Couon dull. Flour
sales DR. 370o bbls Indiana at IS 75fa5
.87l. Cd rn--saIes Of 9, 500 bushels dam
aged at 4765oc; mixed Sc lG57. Beef
sales of 10 bbls mess alSl0 % Coffee
sales of q DO bags Rio at 8 case. Tobacco
Maryland SIC.
CINc1NNATI, O.-Flour easier-buyefs
only ofTet 8 90; sales at 8 i003 I5,whisky
l8f018sd mess pork Sl6, clear sides 100
New ORLEANS. LA.-Flour still has a
downward tendency, Ohio is quoted at 81
25.
WhisH y comma nds l9lc
CHaTThNooeA, TENN.-We have, du-
ring The has, week, had daily rains, which
has eyed us foretaste of muddy streets
and produced a ri e in the River of some
five feet. This tide has caused new ANNA
ZION in s,tanibonting. Since our last issue
there haze been seven oreieht arrivals
The Jefferson, Union, Ellen White, and
McKinnd ", are in The trade. Merchandising
is already coming up, for the more distant
points.
The proyision Market il inactive, undef
high prices and diminished supplies. The
quantity of Bacon on hand now, is much
greater Than at this lime last year, yet the
demand is also much greater, and several
tons Nigh, be disposed Of Immediately a
the present high rates if ii was in store
Groceries will undergo hue change be-
fore the beginning Of the Fall srade-
Country Merchants, and Farmers may
look out for great bargains This iall, as The
stocks will be large, and competition VIII
come TO their aid.- -AdrertiSer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02
rRssEssEE,

Laurence Cdunty, Latrrenceburg.
Daniel, black, 5lt or ION high. 80 or 80
YRS old. weighs ab put 200 lbs, has large scar
on right arm, caused by an axe, had on black
WOOL hat, black ca ssinei roundabout. panis oi
same: to H. L. 1oy.e, West Tennessee
Committed April i, 1851.
Williamson county, Franklin-
Albert, mnla,lo. SIT or Gin high, 24YFs
old. weighs 100 lbs. hsPs IN taking: 10 " IN.
Tbo1, nson. Kinds county, Miss. Committed
December 8.
Morgan County, Montgomery.
.Jonathan. clipper color and large scar on
h;s mise. 22yrs old, saws Mai. Jas. Ross son
him 10 Mississippi trader iFom whom ne rs es'
,aned SIX we ks ago. COMMITTED Jan. %
Sun ,er county, Galatin.
Hsnru. yer dark colered, 5(l l0in high
o5yrs old. very full head Of hair; TO a man
named WILDE IT. of Fayetteville, Lincoln CO.
Tenn. Committed Aug, l3. 1851.
KENTUCKY.
Breckenridge county.
Name Of negro not giTen), copper cetor
ST l0n. -35yts old. weighs about ioo lbs; 4
John Johnson of Tenn. Committed Aug -
This Lis will be in creased by any ar
.es,s ,ba, m az be published in Tennessee
Alabama. or Mississippi Pub, FayeltcUili.
Observer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02
TEeE-WEEKLY LINE OF FGST K
HORSE COACHES,

From, Nashville 10 Huntsville. Ain,
Leaves NASHVILLE. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Sundays al 8 p ".
Leaves HUNTSVILLE. Tuesdays Thurs
daus and SuRdG, $. at 3 II. NJ Through
IN ~ hours. Fare, 81.
n-7zs.s4-s THE Proprietor can say THAI
.assz47ssssG this Line is we'll stocked with
Coaches AMI Horses. GOOD, CAREFUL,
soma Drivers; aud IA 90 days-,he Rarl
Road being completed 10 HudTeesbofo will
connect the Stage. reducing the Stage travel
10 SIS mjles-wiI make this Line more de
sIrable than any other. Thankful 10 the
public FIR their generous support heretofore,
hone 10 NEE, "A continuance Of the same.
JOHN HEREFORD.
May l3, 1851.
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cItcUL AErING LIBRARY.

ThE undersigned will continue
zsss@sx~S iheC iRSCLAI5NG LIBRARY estah-
tAS Iislied by Bett s. Smith. They
VIII iIom unls IL time make such addHI0bs
of valuable words as cannot iail 10 make u
worthy gbe alebuion AID patronage ot The
READING GQMMCNiIY Y; anu 10 such
persons as are hot ID situation or have
NOT Ihe jnclnai:In TO bu} Books, they wtuid
cav tak. n IYeEst IN ihs LIBRARY anu
epu wLlltbus han an opportunity o. reading
-, alrnoat nm, iIs1Jiect gou cnuid IRISH. WIN
Co.. 1.IlE tx IiEsNSE Oh Buy ING The
poOkS Soiud " 10 have taken the Tidkets
49, ,rtbin hid space Of term, re all
h,al as s,xTY tnE DOLLARS uoRfH or
y ors We m4BIgu Inns To- show what Ia
cIII,,rs person Efl nave, ty. becoming a sub.
te,ber. The1e Iae very lew perssnd 10 Tie
eomntnI,y wtd are Wiling 10 bui what
Books lhsy sIoJ Id Ike 10 rad, as Il ! aulfe
expressive. 1ihiE difficulty IS sntir,iy tbriI-
'fsd by The Libfhry. Ne have pi4fed tie
pace us The Tic k,,s so low as 10 be teitAilG
tie reach Of lA4L-CNE DOLLAR AND
Fifty CENTS EACH PER ! EKM OF
SIX MONTHS Ia ysew vi these iseiisirs.
VIZ earnestly Jpn re persons tom the eoenii
to subscribe be Library c, Insists Of aIn'o- y
syery branch ef Seiss-s, His'ofieai, Books
of Villages atdlTraveis, kengious. P0eiIesi,
MsckilaneouJ. Educational, sc Sc.
lllEMER * HAMPTON
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CLIO INC STORE
Gents Furnishing Goods.

a TEE subscribe IS fespee'im Gid
J5 " ipiorm the. public, that IESEs + H;
IIAdy Eaye now in stole. a speedia sa<-l -
assortment Of super. Ffenca Habits, Cloth
Satks, Frock and Business Goats. Also, a
iufI supnIy OF Oregon Cashmere, Fanny
ri .JAlpaeca, CIota n Cloth, Linen and
CoEtoCads. Sacks aid Ffneks.
VT EE sgz sS z ESQ
Of iii kinIls-satia, fancy silk ."Iilon, alpaca
aud Narcotics. OF eve cry variety and pnee.
PANT AA00MSo
Ioi every description aud Price. from rcii
French Doeskin CASHMERE, BLACK, PLAN and
fanFv. toIbe loves, d nee linen ami Cotton.
E,nrisIinr .3rf;c!as, of every description,
snch As Sn,ns. Sh,r, collars, Shaus, Cravats,
IHahdker,ihiefs, tlusisry Suspendsrs. Gives;
fIaEr. CIfih. and Todkh Brushes, and ali oiheI
articles NECESSARY to to4plete
aseEis.laa's wardrobe.
We have also on hhud, aid Will continue 10
keeb a sblendld assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES. and VEsrINGS, from tie
ine 81 F. g,ch twi!led CioIh loihe 10 "est pIlce.
Twe eds sapd SPINNER Cloth, Doeskln and
Fancy Cassmercs Of the latest style, Sam,
slid. yaldncie, MarseiIies, Velvet, black,
brown aud drab.
Ilhis spiendid Stock of Goods has been Sc
.iectsi wilb great cate BY one of considerable
exter!erce. and has been pronounced by com-
peifnl judges. a judiciops selection
s4e9the lorallon of This Cheap CiolhiB9
Establishment. is in Gwen Arcade. One
Door Nsrtla OF owens TavefEs.eGs
NJ voniI also stale that we are carrying
IN Ihe rE,I,iloring Business, Is ALL ITS
,,orrs ner.NcHEs MIR. ScoTr, who has
The enI,re control Of this branch Of Business,
Eselt essared from past experience aud sue
rasl ,b;ii ne can give ENTIRE sATIsFAcTtoE
10 al WHO NAV favor US with call. Every
ra,I,sanf II made ND by Us will be sraIrdated 10
N had 10 lie in the most FA>HIoNAREE and
.ppkovrp STYLE, or 10 suit Inc peculiar taste
nj rhos,.E WHO nav wish to deyate from ihs
same M pains Will be spared IN cntllne
Garments / o be made. by The Ladies. Indies
R;d;nr HaLils. AID Promenade Dresses, viii
be cur and neatly laid oil to Insure no 'hlstaAfi
andIexrIapations given in .egard 10 mixing
]he,ht M. according to the prevailing fashion
&c lie jay Paris, London, New York, and
ph,4ajslnbia Fashions WAYS IN hand,
SCOTT. GRAY s co.
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sFEN2'Dse.

is to notify the public generally that
4 W. II MOORES is'a legally author
ized agent tor the 8larble Yard at Nashville.
and all contracts viii he fitted 10 the neaIesI
manner and shortest notice possible. Nj
work VIII be delivered al FaYeiiefIiie. or the
places most suitable All kinds Of Furniture.
Monuments, Slabs, Head and Foot Stones.
either OF Marble or Lime Rock. Call and
see specimens Of lsal ian and American Marble
RULE, STONE & Co.
April %. 1851. BY w. H. MooREs
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02

I'HR NORTH COMING SoUTH,-
The Charleston Conrier OF the l9lil
says the sch9onor Dnsky > any
which arrived at that port on the
Saturday preceding, from Cam den
Maine, brought as passengers tNen-
tysci9ht farmers from t6at state
who are Ell their way TO East l en-,
ness ee,- " hich in future theyliHt ent
Inakiag their Home.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02
For the Fayetteville Observer.
FELL ASLEEP

I'M Jesus, on Saturday, Esd Of August.
1851, Mrs. HARTY SOLOMON, consort OF the
late Vim, Solomon, aged 60 years. As a
wife. she was affecuonale and companion
abIe-as a mother, devoted and seii-sacriii-
cing-as friend. j ncerp and CONSENT
LONG will she Sc remembered in all these
relations bv 1arge circle Of relations and
acoi,aintances, who 4eel their loss is ire
narable. but who rejoice in the assurance
,ha, her gain is glorious, She often said
sha, she had no desire 10 I'VE in this wofo'
since disease had worn gu, her natural body
ina, she was willing 10 die and be al rest.
She died in an mistaken irust,t ha'' as her
mdr,al trials were passed, God woGldrefeiye
her spiri, To The las, moment of Ket lie
his long as she could raise her reeble voice
She exhorIed her children TO i've 1coh-
sistent christians.
She knew she was passing away from 'ie
earth, !.
But no murmur oil sorrowlng ieii,
For she sighed for the glorious home oil her
binh,
And ,he-Saviouf who loved her SO well
A FRIEND.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02
sun aeisEEs!
\ Cam a nd Bica b SODA. Pearl go
ash, Alam, Sd IelatOs. Epson kA

II II if NARB anu slODEA- u
~ ash, Aium, Sd Ielat0s. Epson Is
e~ayO Salts l;oi Birthstone, sulphur
K Subl, Sc ma Foil Euchu, Chamomfie.
G.e1.,ana. Colul nbo. CD a. Myrfn, Salt Petle.
REID Caippho. Gun An b'c. OaT6 Ammonia,
Rheubatb. lrecac, JalalI Scanr.Don5. OpIum.
Gambose, A Iosk, A ssai rndA. Red end NNlue
Preclpna,e, EIgot. BENZ oIn. Spls Ammonia,
Aqua Ammonia, LobeI Ia. JujnDe Paste, Blue
Mass. Sumoch Put, Chores. Numtgs. Ca
yenne and Back PePpei, SPICE. Mace, sc
Surgical Ifsrt 1ments POckel Gases. hne
assortment: TTuSses lhIae assortment and
a half dozen knds; Ulsfo AbdVmihal Sup
porlers; SNUFF, Scotch, Garetl's. Everly's
and others. in bolles and b!adders; Sauh
Boxes, ass'd; EXTRACTS. Toilet. Lutin's.
French, RoGssell-s, aud Bohemian, Tor Tia
Handketchiei CoIoenes and liar 0l!s, Po-
matunls, Cosm4 lics; RousseI.'s, HaUi,s, I sy-
Tor and other SHAVING CLEANS; Soaps
aud Torlei Soaps; COMBS. ullalo, Ivory
shell and English Hon; Flesh. Hair ASST.
Pant, Varnlsil, Sash, Tool, VhiIewash aud
other BRUSHES; Rife and Pistol Powtrr,
Bar Lead, Shot. Pecdssion Caps, Powder
Fiasks, Fhnts, Fish Hooks and Lanes, sc.
Alcohol. Gin. Brandes. old particular Polt
Wine. fine Madeira !vr medical purposes;
Red and " hHe Leads. dry IT ground IA OIL;
ali kinds Of Paints, l.iusced O9i, uipenllnr,
Tube Coiors. indigo. Aadd,T. Paste BsacKlts,
WINDOW GLASS, all SIZE; laiS ass'd, Glass
Jars, Bottles and Flasks; LAMPS, stand ana
SuSpensior; Gibbes and Cones Tor Lamp.
fCIGARS, u all kinds; Ene Virginia I obac, .,
sc. SC. together witt. ainusl eytsy .arhce Ia
the MEDICAL Line, winch We offer al Ihe Tow
est prices 10 be had IN the we.tera mafkef.-
With fresh and pure MeGlCiLes. and tue con
stanl services Of experienced Druggists sac
Apolhecares. all orders, Physlclans pIescrlP
lions. sc. sc will be promptly aGd laIttuny
attended TO AT Ar HvuRs.
/ .liedicFi Gdrife giUen free Of charge.
Gail al The Dfng AID Medisal Dtpei at
DiEAiER s HAMPTON.
West side Public square. tay, ueYIile, Ttnn
. ANIL % IsIl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02

LETTER STAMPS -We are glad
to see that letter stamps are coming
into use in payment through the
maiIof Sums less than a dollar.
They are extremely convenient foi
this purpose. Subscribers to news
papers can thus remit to publishers
precisely the amount they wish &c
send without enclosing anything SC
clumsy as silver coin.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02
No Cure! No Pay!


.5HE era efenberg Dysentery syr-
Z IN. will certainly cure. Bloody Fiux'
DyaenteIy, Diaffhae anu an '.ie 1'''. ''
Of Cholera ~,
THE Children $ &c mecca "'ll re'
itniIy cu,e ali disorders incident to the second
snm her in children, leelhing. teyers, worms
and has already saved more young chIidreol
! ,hab Ianv other mediclae invented.
" .rs,,alys Uterine CatholicOn
MI es,taioIy cure all diseases of females, &c
ImaI,er how complicated, nor oil how icns
sta fdine. p,,,s
The GraefenSefs sesesA I,,.' 4.
vi csfta,niy cure or prevent all Bilious DIS
I'll = ieyer and ague, headaches, dyspepsia
| Iiyar comp laInis, &C..
! The GraefenDerg Sarsaparllsa,
noU 9tiul concentrated Extract is not de
drink. nor is Il put up in large bottles no
] doss i, contain Molasses. nor any sYrnp' -ou
/ Is cheaper and better than Sarsaparlia ma
! nolsesses the confidence OF medical ptacil
! liz her. For sale By Diemer & Hampton
| Ii lIsjfoy {; Crawford Fayetteville. Tenn.
! III ALEX. MACKENZIE,
I'll Agent Graeienbefg Company.
I.
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 10:

Rv vessel from Havana we have
o19;ces 10 the 9Th inst. Private
;ottars cav that the Patriots cause
Eis iriumphing. Four ihopsano
troops have gone over, ana 'llacf
disaffection exists among the Gov
ernnent troops.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02

sE5 Mr.. .yas. &. HI has laid on
our. table q PfAch, grown on his
frdhI r's lum, which measures ten
intlss IN circumference. and weighs
ten ounces. A sample of Lincoln
gro9.h. But The size IS not its
onlv Recommendation. The delicate
tinis-tho delicious Fragrance the
crimson honey which il disiilH when
Slightly pressed and The epicarean
elliqgs IA csc are what Nuke this
lrait such d fsYoEite with al classes
The peach! tho ruldy pcach!-it i
anbr5sia steapeh in ncctar-a feast
/ fit for the gods!
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look Here.

HAyING purchased he Goods and BOOKS
I.,..,ess ., NV or.p srIrp. NORTH East Cor
- a., Pubic Soiore, where ] will be
$3.50 N SEE and wait upon all persons
wishing To buy Goods Or9censs
me p ono
April %, 1881.
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Turnpike Notice.

HVHE DirectOrs O the FayeueVl.ie, MuL
il berry s L,uchbuTg Turnpike Co.. wi
receive BIDS for but,ilns a Bridge acruss Ne
small fork oil Noris's Creek. near Col. Brice
VI. q, Rhea's, unul the lhh of September
next. The plan ard description OF SAID
Bulge viii he found with Col Rhea, who
Will show the situation and describe the man
nef in witch the same is 10 be built. They
will also receive bids for building portions oi
said Road not YET under Contract, between
Fayetteville and the Bridge on Mulberry
Creek. For further particulars Apply TO the
Directors. or euher OF lhem-W m. Moore
Jas. Whitaker, Paut ~Irgle. VIM. ToiiYl
Pierce g Anderson, Jas. Smith. JAS. Blight
Aug. 70. 1851.
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ARE YOU AW ARE Z

ARE YOU ALVAREZ
That "slmple cough" neglected, fre-
ouen,lv terminates in Conspmplion2 BE
wise in ,i,ne.n Use DR.. Rogers Syrup vi
l.lverwor,I and Tar. .'Aa ounce 81 proven
ucn is better than a pound OF cure"
For sale at Diemer u Happens anu
Nc Elroy s. Crawiofd's.
SEE advertisement in another column.
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n A .Ss~Eag ua-hae has been
on q1dsDition ii tllis place during the
past week. ii stws up pantaloons.
coats, Sc, with great expedition, and.
the tailors say, in a workmanlike
1nilnnor. Ole may be seen in opera
tim at the failo ring Establishment
oil ssIl, CsFter g. NseM- Z
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02
Music School.

gHyHE uni assigned, thankful for past pa
q trpaaqe would respecuully inform Inc
rubI,c tbaII he next s4ssion Of ms Music
school ,yIllIcomuentIe in FayeuesIile. on
A.oEpAY ,lIe lis, Of September. Terms Of
Tuition, me Same as h{reioiore.
w. WATERMAN
Aur 96 llR5i-tf
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PERE ESSENTIAL OILS

9 CUBEBs. Hoses, Lemon. Jassa- "a,
\ NINE. Nullnegs. Mile fieur. 80
q Peppermint, Anise. Black Pepper. ~
hemlock, Origanum. IIbsJ E hanium Cro,pn. ,
Almo Amber, Cassia. Gives, Copaiba.
Fenuel. Jumped. LayerAler. Mustard. Penny
royal, Riseu AIRY. Sass iras. Nerof. Wurn.-.
seed, Musk. Violet. Melse. Balm. Cedrat, Be
lbiEMEit s HAMPTON.
April 20. ISL.
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nor KINs t. 8 P. 4 URNEY,
Affnrnies ri La w.

WTUL, give prompt attention to all cases
w ehIrJssed 10 ihebE care in the Circuit
and ChahceEy Cour,sin Lincoln County and
IN the SJprfu,e Court d Nashville.
Aug, Pc 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02

zte Copious reports Of afflirs in
Caba VIII be found on the preceding
page.a The news is highly Important
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&. NJ. FOwLE * CO.
Commission Merchants and Factors
vanderhersi's Wharf,
Chaissioa; S. c.

FyVZN WE offer eur services as -
ssszss Comm; 5 on Merchants and - -
Factors, IN all The bfsoches oi toe Co'il'i'S-
sion Business.
Ia the purchasing OF MEEcHANpisE' on ~
orders, tee haze had much experience. and viii
at all times propefly aitead 10 erect orders
10 our address. Tor purchasing and forwarding
Merchandise from th's or other markets.
Inaii sales OF Properly aud returns of pro-
ceeds we shall susldin the interests OF our
Friends, and strictly hollow orders.
Conslgninems Of Properly lorFeshpment
10 other poris, by rall.ro or vessel, VIII re-
ceive prompt aitehtion.
Charleston. s. G., APril 10, S5i.