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MIR. ROWE'S NEW and

MIR ROWE'S NEW and EASILY
I'VE ACQUIRED method Of impartng INSTRUCTIONS m
WRITING has reformed the most contracted habits ana
conferred lasting benefit on hundreds whOse Improvement
m n lessons sur uses that Of any other system ever estab
Ished Persons even II they never had written may no"
avail tbemse ives Of an opportuny age dehnencYN
uo n.eed ment Pups instructed a. their own feslenee
~ 80. "a - ROW. g44 l,rana 81 n Y leJ IL
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e Every Man hi Own Landlord.-THlRD

NB-Atthc neat mouthl, meeting June e number
~ shares vii BE- sold, and 'aose "ho d'sf, Aaae an
eoiNn one lc- -
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a = CHAMRERMAID and Sewer. or as Cham
hernal and 10 assist n washing and ironing or gene
nal HouSemad. by Nouug Woman, IN private ldmIy.
Good city reference Please call az 25l Dtidhcy-sV "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

~ BOOK binders Cooperative UniOn.-A Special
Meeting OF tins Association witt bee held ut the Crystal, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June T. for the purpose Of
gng 10 the members who not present AZ the last
Tseg an opportunity 90 enter their names on the stock
IOok A - btOM FIN, rItS u.
NELSON BRADLEY. SoC'y. Je3 ~
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a. American Institute. -FARMERS' CLUB-A
REGULAR meeting viii be held at the Repository 3Jl Broad
xsy on ESDAN the 80 If June, at noon The subjects
r nsideraon Phosphate Of Lime Draining, and the
oper way TO teach Agriculture Strangers are specially
invited Admission free 20 all The Alfalfa on south
American Iucerne Seed, from Capt Glynn Of the L. :
Nav will be- distributed Je5
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BOARD WANTED-For

"a gentleman ms Wfe. three children and nurse, IN
private family aud healthy location, convenient o. the c
tv steamboat OF railroad that the gentleman Way attend to
his business u the city usual Address D'x No q
Post-ofcr le3 JtI /
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20 Washington Marine Tent No. ,. l o. Of R.

Te melrs Of tins Tent. and Of the order generally,
reesfed 90 meet al the Tent Room. ID Aenst on ES
MY June g. AZ o'clock r. NJ. for the purpose of
The last tribute Of respect 70 late worthy brother WI
lam n Manning k. &. ALLbN, = X.
ID n MURRAY, X Secry pro tenn Ie5 IT,
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ROARD-Wanted, -or a gentleman and
phs Wife with front par and bedroom on ihe sec
gentee neighhorhood higher up than Fourteenth-st
nor Of Bowery Satisfactory references viii d. re-
CURED ana gwen Address IIVERMORE AZ the Office Of
this rtFer with aud loc on Persons having such
apar11,nts 90 lot without board, near restaurant VII
also rlr % this lc- -
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

POARD-Two gentlemen can have a
faui with pantry second foor he1 thy eas-
an. LEGATION Ave minutes val from she CITY Hal Terms
i.Odt rbie Inquire a. 81 JAYS. le3 EIlNlh
ROARD.-A gentleman and his wife. or
4 two single gentlemen. he accommodated with
pleasant roo and the comic o home 40 oS NAncA-s
near q John spark Free III bathing room Tor warm
cold aHd shower baths le5 IL
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psSfY, ,,ILNSfefy Nan his own Landlord.-Ihe ONtVN
,.S, ~ aNNOClATlON VIII hold is neAt reg ,l45
~ $3.50 ~'SoSy June TO- al O'Clock NJ, a. me liS
W - sons who wish % avail themselves or lhe
" !vtng before the increased rate Of tees; or
nc mis- ~, are requested % come ior"arl--
,o ,etSS ana Constitution be obtained al the once
10 S@i,s NM PARKER, Secretary.
his Soc's'y under The Charter and on The same
fno''4e "i 'hese which have worked wei my 80 81
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WANTS., &C.

as CHAMBERalAID, by a respectable
~ Young Woman. and to assist IN washing and ironing
Understands doing up fine muslin The best OF city refer
euce gwen Apply at 81 Thirctst, near SNtn-ay Can
be- for two days. Jeo IL
4 : CHAMBERMAID and SeamtrcsS or to
"a mind children bya respectable Protestant SiIl .as
mo- objection 10 travel with iady; prod zee the s. u
v reference Can be seen for two days Please cal al
10th street near the 9Th Avenue. le5 III
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a DAMS PRESSMAN.-Wanted. a first
RESPECTABLE Enrlish Woman.

a RESPECTABLE EnghSh Woman,
Y who is accustomed 20 sea-voyagnr, having visited
Portugal. Van Domcns Land Port Philip. Zealand
NauAso. and numerous other ports, making ma al four
teen voyages. desires situation 20 ;Iavel with lady Or
family 10 make herself generally useful She wishes 90 go
90 South America Cal oma. ana desires no wages n per
united take with her daughter ~ ~ wears " age who
would also make herself useful Size speaks Spanish hu-
emily and subject TO sea-Slc knees Sic can furnish
the best tcstimo mails Letters addressed 90 Mrs ELIZA
BETH $, iuhuno ONCE, vii meet with Immediate at
tentUn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

vor Of Wm Gordon bs the Trustees Of the Houston-St
Presbyterian Church L. was dated January l. SIX months
after date The finder viii confer favor boy returning 70
Mr Gordon 40 ~ West Iweuty-sKth or % VI sire
Ie,sh Tribune office ie33F
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PROFESSOR SANDERSON begs to
rf.r-a the pYllc II New York and vicinity, that ne
s,ves IL ssoN 5 IN the ENGLISH, TRENCH GERMAN
and nj ron Languages TENS moderate VII De IN AZ
tendance AZ his residence ~ Canal st. from a " %
81 Letters written and translated IN the aioye AN
MAJ. myI) rruThaS'
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.t9- A Home for AlI.-MANHATrAN BUlLDlNG

AS>ONlATiON Notice Owing % the hummer vi az.
sshoSS AZ the meeting. May ~, q was found neceSty 70
Close The Suhscuruon lSt order 90 transact business
ihose who thereby prevented from n>cf's .tv i
tned thar thew can om al the present rates until the "a
Monday m June The success of hc AS cauou has been
70 unpara eled that itS estimated there NH ,e nttt
hHnd'td members NJ that umc Those who dc>irouS q"
Shng Al the present rates must do 50 on d" "''V tu"
Gme Tie As>.caticn was organized month and
a. The trS monthly ucctuA, I'VE ,har,S were sold Al o
portuni thus L. secure home free tu execution ms may
heyor aa be offered Subs Tp.lOus received e.. The Sec
letaryN Office ID \aSSuii-S k0puI q
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- FRVANTS in BROOKLYN.-Situa

- items are wanted for capable Cooks p Chamber
maids 80 general H1usemaldS Mattresses Nurse and seam
stress at the Agencies, 223 Fulton-S and l22 Atlantic
81 Brook vn Jc3 It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

III ENRY COSTING, respectfully IN
forms friends and the public that he has taken the
large commodous house Ibcrtyst first house out
Of Br adWay toward the North River and has fitted up
q first class Restaurant HIS cooks sNful and eE
De1cuctd, waters polite and attentive and everything wall
be done the patronage o. hs fends and the public
In connection with the restaurant smoking rooms, also
rooms tOi parties, clubs, &c. ml u
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REMONA AIS.
Removal
LANES G. MOFFET,-Gas Filter and

IA uanufacturers Of obs and Candles have removed
from 10 70 IA FRONT ST cor Of siadenae my3 In
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a s CHAMREnMAD and 70 assist in wash

I inc and ironing by a respectable Young Woman She
cn ,e best OF cIy reference and has objections o.
M IN the country Apply 10 Hcsier-s first hoor, up
stalrS Ic3 lf'
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DARTNER WANTED.-The adver-
DIANO FORTE PLAYER.-Wanted,

n Young Man Of genteel address IN Pmno-forte
areruoln One acquainted with playing the Panoforte
VII De- required To person desrne 90 become proficient
20 the profession. ths good opportunity, he will have
Sutci ~ time ior Practice Inquire a. ~ Grand-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

u Fourth of JuIy.-EDGES FIREWORKS The
most extensive AID splendid Colorcd and .Brllani
FIkEW OKkS this country, large and small 81 new ana
fancf designs can he obtained 4 the subscribers Deal
es Will do well call and examine the same-wdrranted
superior any marketat the general depot
50 Naden-lane the United States Lan0ra9r Jersey
CTS. J, q q ISAAC EDGE, Sd,
uv3f Ns PyrItechnlSts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

As DREssMAKER. by respectable fro-
" ,est,nt GIRL can cut ladies dresses and children
-1o,bss and can give best Of reference Apply AZ "a
ThOupS0s-St -
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pOARD.-A front and back Room
Bvi-a large pantres and small MONS attached neatly
furnished suitable for gentlemen and the single
Gentlemen with ul partial board. NAV be hai n =. -
MARI place The house nearly new, having ait the
modcra Improvements Two lles OF stages pas> the deor
References exchanged mY3i 6tSrG&rh'
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4 : general HoUsEMAD, by respectable
"a woman. She prefers gong In the coqntr Has the
1est u cty references Apply al 50 Forsythst % ioor
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and Bedrooms attached

OF separate furnished or unfinished, very pleasantly
situated nj II Nhte-St Broadway with or without
partial Board for single gentle mcn. The front room un NE
2d floor Mil he let for an Office my29 lw'
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70 Every Man his Own LandIOrd -IHIhU
AMERICAN BIIIDlNG ASSOCIATlON.-EN Every uien-
Der If s Association : requested 70 attend the next T,gu
I meeting, on TUESDAY ENenns Juu, y a. ."~''c's
lISl corner OF Oliver aad HCnry StS Tor the purpose o
eH.t NE necessary menS u become lnc
ti.s act recently passed by the LEGISLATURE A. Nno
a. unable TO attend Vii please give written authority ~
- 80 10 represent their interest o' leave th't hAt>
represented '' ~ : 1E<SUkIN, Sec.
once Chn,on-cvurt Beekman-N my5lS
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
Fre sh Drugs. Medicines. &c.

mn The undersigned have re- esgn
NdezzSSJ lceived by late arrivals, q large 800
ot1ryo addition 10 their stock of Med ~
Ok icftses, Paints, Oils, Perfume
re. S:trssissaes, Fancy Articles. &c,
n,akind il much larger and better assorted
Than r6Iev have ever before offered. Having
been purchased by one OF The firm in person,
with much care andsattention 10 both price
and an allty. they arek able toseffer them at
the lowest market rates, and request OF Coun
trF Nd rchan,s and Physicians particularly,
ad examination OF their stock. They have
la ey deceived
Dob kegs pure White Leadj
Dob gallons Linseed OH;
2lR doz CARROTS Scotch Snuff IN bottles;
26 do Sweeiser's Maceoboy do iu do
36 boxes Scotch Snuff 10 rolls;
$50 Dob G ID Percussion Caps; M
lido groce best Wood Box Matches;
Ids doz Cologne Water, assorted;
100 do Bears OIL;
81 do Rose Hair Oil;
500 lbs Spanish Fieat Indigo;
j 900 do superior Nader;
2l sacks Pepper and Ginger;
Is boxes Gunpowder and Imperial iea
II bbls Spanish Whiting;
60 doz Rushlon, Clarke s Co.'S Goa
Liver Oh;
900 lbs Roll Birthstone;
$50 half bezes Window Glass, assof'ea
sizes;
$50 doz Smoking Tobacco;
$50 doz misunderstanding;
10 gross Fancy Pipes;
5 bills Spirits Turpenpne;
sis lbs Extract Logwood, iii small boxes;
100 reams Letter and Cap Paper; very
low;
so doz Hair Brushes;
100 do Shoe do single and n pairs;
800 do Violin Strings;
100 do Fine Combs;
20 boxes Shaving Soap;
100 doz Tooth Brushes, assorted;
600 gallons Winter Sperm Oii
72l do Tanners on;
20 dozen White WASH Brushes;
Is do Taylor's ShaFing Compound;
Is groce Steel Pens;
81 doz Bulls Sarsapariila;
600 lbs Venetian Red.
EWlN, BROWN s. co.
Sept. 23-1y Nashville, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
G. N. FOWL e * co.
ronI mission Merchants and Factors
yanderhor4 rf wharf,
Oh rEesion, s. c.

e--70 W. offer our sevices as g
S,ssziss Commission MERCHANTS and -
Factors, IN all fhe O'ai v
sion Business. H.,,sr nm
i1 .ne t tans had much trperisnce, and will
at all umes properly a'tfnd 70 1'i re.rsrdioo
TO o br address. for purcha Fing anu ~
Merchandise from TINS of o'nf'' Of pro-
I'd all sales Of Property ano ',.u. Of our
ceeds we shall sustain lhe -
Fritnds, and strictly io..f" ~ FER reshipment
gtans,rnmeuls OF PROPERTY IoI ~ m 70
10 other ports, by 'an ~
celye prompt a'lsns ~ FOWLE * co.
,b.,,es,op. $, c ,.APti 10 ieoi''
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
FaV ettbYiIIe Observer
tt,yr zsgsAY. SEP rssTBEs 30. 1851
March Election 1882.
s1E.ElFF-LINcoLN %.

-,Pi We Il te authorized TO annpuace Maj.
Has. III. EEis,Ez5, a candidate ipr Sheriff at
Iiar MSfea h.5ecnon, 1852.
rs We de authorized to announce Ste
piaesa E'o5a4 lssEoHesa candidate Tor Saer-
al al the Mttch Election. le52
eB We are authorized % Announce
Esic.atls.s IT Eise. candidate Tor Sheriff
a tue March Election, le9E-
ccryry toURr cLEaK-LNco1N co. i
srJs lge are :e4tHorizej 70 announce Com
szasst SMITH. Esq, a candidate for Coun-
~ CshH.CteI1 al Ire March Election. BOZ.
sCIs We are aufhonzea 10 apnoonce
GEORGE tAzsyl5s gLlaEEs, cRnddaie iOr
County, t:oaEl Cleik al he March Election,
l5J2-
RH6IsTER-+LlNcoIN CO.
tiFs Weare authorized 10 announce Esi-
Pan P.sigi5ps, Esq, candidate for Re
mister M Tie March Election, 1852.
sfsFs We are authorized % announce
FL. fEcIisst.g E5snoDsgss, a candidate
fot 10 ser Iai me March H.!eciien, 1892
s,-Es We are authorized 10 announce
AFsrea a. Berry, candidate for Register
al iAr Marcel Election. le2@-
rrp W. are authorized to announce
roiss, -. Morgan. a candidate (of Regis
er atIihe Il al ch Eiecnon lsj2
sre W. are Authorized TO announce
ID. J. :ss 2l9finEl0f eandIdate ior heg
isier'at the March Election, 1904
cI,ergtr tooneT cl.ERE-I.IsecLH co.
srlpyvs lTe alih..rized I'd announce JHs.
~ g1s,sgeoI,s. candidate Tor Circuit Court
C,efk. at thd Marcia Election. 1882
,r-TS va are authorized 10 announce
Fsor.a~, :. woodward, a candidate igT
1..,cpii c5att CLERK al the March Is.eclion,
lS5P. ,
TAX oaHLEcTGQ -iINcoLN CO.
- W. are :infl,orized TO announce
veosse,.s 7,,.r,I;.o,a. Esq, candidate for
~ ] r,a,il.'.,E. ID 49, conntv. rdr 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30

; n. B.--I0 those IrtOM Il may concerf -
The undersigned deems II proper TO stale, by
way Of explanation, that, IN view OF other
engagements, he had resigned al the close of
last session his situation as Principal OF the
Academy, The has been induced TO resume
II again, upon the urgent application pr
number Sf his former patrons. he Would
further {lale, that. in accordance wiIh the
wishes of some. whoIhave expressed Ihem>
selves highly pleased with The prog rqss oil
the pupils, al the same time that they eonsld-
er the discipline by which II was seeutfd as
somewhat too rigid he has agreed to dddps as
mild a system of gou4r7ament as may IBID con-
sislent ,cith p1oper department aud good ichOt
arship.
. Both trustees and patrons having expressed
determination TO advance, as far as IN their
power, the interests OF The School, the tfaeh-
ers pledge themselves TO spare no exer'ien 70
promote It's general prosperity. aad the Indl-
vidua advancement Of those connected WIN
il. Respectfully,
Sept. 9, 1851. j. MNDAViDStlN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
Rnsiness in TullahOma!

HoN The othb inst. 1 intend being ip
IL r"I,obosns,. with a limited stock Of
.fsrocepies. and such other articles as will
o,est The demands or the adjoining countrys
and improvements Q! The new owl
Mr. Determination IS TO De ready o" 'ls
arrival OF the Cars. 10 open WIN FULL anu
GrNER,L ASSORTMENT; andNshall be prepared
furnish the trade W lh every thing IN my
line nm The MOST LIBERAL TERMs. at Nash
vile prices. ). GtSlAAaAsD'
Nashville, Sept. 25-u
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
Educational Notice.

HlHE next session of the FEMALE
F, Il ACADEMY will commence on Mem
day, the Sth inst. npdeT the management
OF James VI. Davidson as Principal. Tnh
such assistance as may be needed. Terms
as heretofore.
Mr. " Waterman will resume his course
OF musical instruction at the same tme and
place.
Fayetie vile, Tenn. Sept. 9. 1851
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
Fine lack for Sale.

- THE subscriber, living near
EM Gordon's Church. has very SUI
peror King Cyrszs Jack, which he VIII
sell rgaiu IN. SAID Jack is f4s hdnuS
high, and remarkably heavy and well broke
J. B. REID.
Gales County, Sept. 30-3t prs Zee -
TPuaski Gazette
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
T0es,sSg,0 gasS Se;

- WH.Lsr portion OF The citizens
E of the United States are much
excited upon the subject of the Cuban heV-
olntiop-and whilst a war of words is now
being svaged IN discussing the great measure
whether The merchants OF Fayetteville should
buy their Goods al Nashville or an Eastern
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
'0nr Bank Note Table.
YLRGTNIA.

.re tho y44let in Virginia, and
pans =, ~ ~ good.
Gi,h h.anches are at Charles,own, Lees
bug, Romncy ana S y anton, .nd
BANK u good
p Iaa L.snohe, bre Il, Buchanan, Charles
| n nanyille Fredericksburg, Lynchburg
Norfolk, Petersburg ann ol.slno ao.b,fn
Corporation OF Alexa1elia' N Ss,'
Exchange bank oil 'lre.'ia' IN0'' .qoof
f q1rq - branches are at Abingdon. AleSan
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
ARR YOU AWARE

That a-..s,mnle cough" neglected, fire.
o,en,lv ts,m;nsies in Consumption? "Be
wise Il. time, Use DR.. Rogers Syrup of
f,iyerwot, and Tar, .eAa ounce Of proven
tion is better than a pound OF cure.
For sale al Diemer q Hampions' ana
McElrov s. Crawford's.
See advertisement in another column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30

A7yTrTlsTnenis and Communicating
.zs4sl be HANDED INTO the Once by oef'TNag
librang, 70 il sure an atPeoFanee IN me
txt weeks PAPER.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30

spGdrn sold at tie sale Of The
Fate Mrs solomon, il this vicinity,
few days. since, at from one dollar
and twenty cents to one dollar aliU
forty per barrel, IN the Reld.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
70 Printers.

We bavo 9or sale. b5 lbs. Of new
Nevsp3per . eads, at Foundry prices
-25 cents per lb-, cash Lengf p
seventeen elhs. Long Primer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
.RsNERFRa

A LII those indebted to Tucker q Hig-
IA gins. will save cost by calling at ~
II Webs and paying off their notes and
accounts by the Isl DAY of October next.
S.nt 80
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30

- 40 Assumpsitist'' cameIt
hand il BtIas we were gong 10 pfePS
lie viii appear IN cur next.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
Medical Depot.
Houses Family and Plantation
rdEDTCIN ES. II

"OUSE'S INDIAN TONIC; safe and
"a certain cure for ChiIls or Aeue and
Fever in three hours, and a remedy in Bilious
and Remiuent Fever.
HOUSES PILE OINTMENT; a soothing
and rap d cure sor Bind or Bleeding PIlesr
and for Burns, Bruises, Fresh Cuts, SC, II
is perfect Pam Extractor.
HOUSES VEGEr TABLE PILLS are
more popular than any thing before the pu b.
lie. as a general Family Medicine. They are
anti Rheumatic. anu. Bilious, aud anti Fever.
Try them and be convinced.
HOUSES CERATH; for letters. Scald
Head and Ring W orm+- good remedy.
All the above Medicines manufactured and
sold, wholesale and retail. by
Nj. BOURNE,
Deaderiek ST., opposite True IIhig Office.
NASHVILLE, TEEF.
Also. agent Tor the sale of GIay's ONT
meGt, Bulls SarsapaIliia, Wistar's BasAm
of Wild Cherry, Sc. Sc
AGENTS for The sale of HOUSES MEDlcIfEs
IN Lincoln Co.-Dien,tr s Hampton, Me Ell,
roy & Crawford. Benz f. Ciark. F. Moi low
s. Sons, TaIley s, Goodrich, S. & I. Hart,
d. G.. Hall and w. NJ Mckinney Also. TO
be had from numerous agents in every Couhty
in Tennessee. North Carolina, Virginia.
Kentucky and Mississippi.
Nashville Sept. g. IS5l-Oin
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
ErREha nresent Indications as

L#rhe present indications as
to the price Of pork this fall leads to
the conclusion that those Of US who
have the article to b by, had as well
begin to learn to be Jews for a sea-
son; at least, calculate to DO without
fatty-5-eqd.
r@ Saturday and Sunday nights,
frost made its appearance IN this re-
gion. Cotton not yet opened, we
Guess, has suffered.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30

EP Me- have Large assert
ment Of o riginal Poetry on hand,
which We WiIl commence publishing
next week.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30

ID pThe Rer. w. cfatehe+' Of
the Old baptist faith, Will preach IN
this place tonight.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
Always
| Want
New GoQds!!. New Goods!
TEJHE undersigned have just received a
Ira ,,d ea,,ad cst,rt of desirable

TEJHE undersigned have just received a
4 large aud varied Stock of desirable
FALL AID WINTER (s50l5095
bought en- best terms from first class houses
inithe cities of Philadelphia and New York,
10 which they inyiie the attention OF put
chasers. Having had much experience IN
the business. and being we'll known 70 This
community. they deem j, almost unnecessary
to repeat the assurance. that at this house
can be found as good Goods, and on as LIBERAL
terms, as can be had at any lie establish
ment in the State. Suffice ii 10 say that they
are determined, as heretofore, to make il 70
The interest Of buyers to deal with them. (
SOUTHWORTH, MORGAN s. NEIL.
Sent. ..
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"a We have had a delightful sea-
son for gathering cotton, during the
pastseyersl weeks.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30

~ Alg erliI cnenis are inserted in the
0 der in which th4y are hahdau IN
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
Cheap Cash Store,

where he is ready 10 compromise with those
who may favor him with call. upo" suo'l
terms as will prove that his NEW anu HAP
SOME stock OF Fall and winner "V'N'
is at prices 10 SUN The consumer hs ne
ready to prove his faith by his works, lei the
low price at which his Goods are oheieo
settle the question. -;
His stock consists in pait-,-a beauii-
az mi assortment OF LADIES' Fancy Dress
49, Goods. yariesa,ed Silks, deLaines,
Cashmeres. Poplins, Alpaca, !acone's'
anlbricszand Muslins -.
French and AsNserirsn PRlNTs.
A richxs afiesg5of Genilemenis PLAN anu
faac@sEE)fess Goods. viz: GassI@eres;,
q T8yfds.9 satinetts. Ves1hgs-a gRou
e@5 ass6Saneni Of Blankets lof overeoa's.
A geRSa assartnienr q Has, So
Caps, B5ots. Shoes, DoInesilcs. 1870
rI; ,p,a Sc Re. Sept. 80.
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Beautiful
Fine
Shoes aud Roots.

Shoes and EO0Is.
LADIES KID, calf and kip Shoes
-zzsss9 and CATERS;
Mems calf, goa. and kip Shoes;
do fine aid extra fine calf Boots;
do water proof cali and kip do
DO heavy kip and mud do
Boys and Youths do
Negro Bregans. extra article.
; <Cone: in! come III! snd let re show yod
what can be had al SHAPRRD'S
Cheap Cash or CleditCoIner