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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-10
lfow to Preserve Green Beans
Peas and Corn in Winter,

\ gentleman says that he saw in January
green peas as succulant, to all appearance,
- they were when plucked from the vice,
; me five or six months before. The mode
=. preparing themisto pick, when of the prop
size for eating, shell and carefully dry on
, oths in the shade.
All the care necessary is to prevent them
om moulding; this done, they will be fine
,.,lsweet the following spring. Beans may
preserved the same way, and with perfect
u ccess.
Green corn may be preserved in the fol-
iuxing manner.
Pluck the ears Of green corn when fit for
yoiling, strip off the husks and throw the ears
70 kettle Of boiling water; leave them
until the water boils over them, enthey
lust be taken out; shell off the corn by run
Ing the prong of a fork along the base oI
.i.e grain, holding the car with one end
gainst the breast; this is more expeditions
i-nd saves all the grain, including the heart,
;it germ; whichis the sweetest part,
After being thus prepared, it must be
Iread out thin, on cloths, in shady, airy
place to dry;it should be stirred every day
i:atil dried thoroughly. When cooked, i
Rould be put in cold water and boiled ar
,.ouf or more, the water to be pretty vel
D0ilcd off When the water is nearly of, I
listemilk added to it will improve the taste.
Beans, peas and green corn will retair
aeir original favor more perfectly by being
preserved in hermetrically sealed cans.
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OF stains. rense sputs. etc, ETC., etc, from
clothing, done at the shortest notice.
Wen shave you well and wash you clean
AS any tody ever seen,
And cut your hair and oil il too.
And scratch pnil you say Twill do;
Don't you believe just CO me mud nv,
And see if what say's lie.
can't be beat do declare.
In shaving neat or cutting hair;
And # at first shave with ense,
You then can come whene'er you ploase,
know my hand is old and tried.
And neYei known to sip or slitp,
My Ilasarsiarc all rnt and dried.
Aud never known to tear the hide,
Come one come MI, both high and low,
Just take seat. you soon will know.
ap2.em LOT WILLIS.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-10

~ &. NJ. Clay wiIIbc atthe Convention
J Il. gstb. in Cleveland
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-10
CADIz BUSINESS.
Fresh and Pure Drugs

fINIIE subscriber is receiving at bis old stand
ia CadiI. Ohio. in addition ." his iOrmer
stock. laIye supply of fresh h and pure
DRUGS. DYES, OILS, PAINTS, ,VARNlSilES,
etc., ETC.. in short everything usually kept IN a
WesIeIn Drug store.
His stock has been carefully selected quail
lity and prices will be 80 low that no person can
reasonably object. issIOCk vii he kept full, aud
be would cali the particular attention Of persons
wishing to purchase any thing ia his line, TO sec
his tock before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past favoTs, he stillhopes, by care
and STRICT attention to business, TO merit IA large
share Of the pa tronage of a liberal public.
| 9laX2l-lg JOHN BEALb.
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VI In England, Scotland, and Wales,
,here is but one voter to every seventeen in
sIbitants; IN Ireland, only one 10 eighty.
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a8J JEFF says that women are called the
"sofier sex, because they are so easily hum
bugged outof one hundred girls, he says
..inety7fYe would prefer ostentation to hap
liness--a dandy husband 70 a mechanic.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-10
MEDICAL ADvFRTISEMENTs


Jaundioe. Dyspepsia. Chronic OF neFTOps des
biliIy, diSeaee OF the kidnfsa. aIh all diseaset
arising from disOfdeied LiveToF STOMACH. such
as ConsiipatiSh On. iR Fafd Files. fulness Of blooh
TO the head, acidity OF The Stomach. Hausea, Z
Heartburn. Di gust Tor Food, iullness OF weigh
in The stomach, souT cTnnatiops, sinking OF hut-
tering at the pit OF the stomach, swimming pf de
ai the Heart. choking or tuhooating sensations
when in a lying posture, dimness otyisioR. duts
or webs before the Sight. fever and dull pain 10
the Head, deficiency representation. yellownesl
OF the skin aud Eyes. pain in the side. Back,
Chest, Limbs, &c, sudden aushts OF Heat. buns
ings in Flesh, constant imaginings of Evil, and
ent depIession efSpiLils.
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Hard ware 81 Cutlery

u " DtIFcI, VHVFN"s' T"'
TIE subscriber has Just rccrN
ed Il complete assortment o
asATGi ware and Cutlery
\ IT every description, in he line
= for Smiths, Carpentert, Mill
,Vrights and llou e-Gnishing-
together with Sythes, Sicklcs.
Scrihr Snnlhea. SGNthe Stones
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15
FUN AND g AmgY~
CGurtShil and Disappointment.

NissSSokey Sniiih had faxen haif,
Her daddy Ilad The pewter, /
Her eyes wer gray, and locke a serene
Upon her lavorite suilor
THAI sailor asa Jolly youth,
So nimble, bitho and br3wnv,
The yellow ever took him of
One day ID California.
Nod when beard thai he was gone,
his now, said |, 'sor never!'''
| shaved mysetf and creased my shoes.
Aud lnrd 10 looIsright clever
| rugged my Elf from Top to Toe,
And caught and mounted Robin.
But all the V ay rode ulong
Ny hearr Lep4 q ,lssobbingl
And whenIl reached her daddy's b 5ass
Ii slll kefl on a humping,
Bat when saw THAI heavenly maid,
hhind&r blopped jumping.
Twas half pas. ten, when a, her f44i
lkneIt, aid yet ere dinner,
With honie4 speech and winning ways.
| had coilrived 10 win her
Some mon'As eIspsed-to Sc, The day
fnow began TO press her,
! urged, chi Eeatfd, Plead in vain
I In vain. d ID L carcss her.
Whlemaufrs Yore thus crossed al. d sIIilet
My CLOTH rs a growing secdy,
Ny rival 1lpm The mines returned,
Sill for by sukey greedy,
| saw him kinder side up
And slip4 his arms around her,
When--hd ayens and earth! she lethin XII
Those P Fceious lips! Contour herl
told her 3la. I was surprised
Ny eye sure had deceived me i
And asked her to renew her voos,
< Aud frJ IN suspense relieve m E.
When do4't you think, the larn4l GAL.
Her Ind NIB upon her smeller,
Her fingets wriggled as she sui A.
Cant come il, little lelI4f!"
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| the tide and was soon standing down
1.-THE bay with fair wind, and every
stitch Of canvass set. She was bound
for the Northwest, via Canton, and
back again, which was then called
the double voyage, and usually oceu-
pied about four years.
In the mean time, the Ron-appear-
ance of Bob seriously alarmed his
mother. A night passed, and the
----town crier was called into requisition
IA week, when she gave him up, had
q note read for her in the meeting,
and We ut into mourning.
just four years after the occur
renee, the ship got back to port, and
+ Bob ga nd his friend were paid off
f The wages OF the widows son
/ amounted to just $3.50, and he found
on squaling his accounts with the
captain, that his advances had been
equal to the odd tens, 4 nd 500 clear
were be iruus-of his long cruise.
As be walked in the direction Of
his mothers house, in company with
joe, lie scanned with d curious eye,
the h puses, the shops, and people
that By passed. Nothing appeared
changed; the same signs indicated an
unchahging hospitality on the part
of the sqme landlords, the same loaf
ers we're sta nding at the same corners
it seemed asif he had been gone
only d day With the old sights
and sounds, Bob's old feelings re-
yiyed, aud he almost dreaded to see,
debouehing rom some alley,a detach-
ment of boys, sent by his old enemy,
the sehoolmaster, to know why he
had been playing truant, and to carry
; him back, to receive the customary
whipping.
When quite near home he said:
joe, | wonder ii anybody's found
that did pitcher
Lie stopped down, thrust his arm
under: the stone steps, and withdrew
the Identical piece of earthenware he
had lepd sited there just four years
ago. HI wing rinsed and filled it at
the pump, he walked INTO his moth
err house, and found her seated Ill
her accustomed arnl-chalr.\
She looked at him for moment.
B screamed, and exclaimed:
a why, Bob, where haps You beeni
4 What have you been doing
e 'Getnn that pitcher Of water, said
|, Bob; 4 always obey orders you told
/, me TO be 70 ur years about, 1t; and
T.. yvac l
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DR. ROGEaS-
LEVElsS ORR AND TAR!

4 SAFE and cer,tin cure for Consumption
1 B If Inc Lungs, spnlng Of Blood. Coughs.
ColhS, As,hma, Pain m The side, BronchIus
Hob ping Cough, and all Pulmonary affections
OPINIONS OF THE Press.
TnE Louisville Journal says: DR. Rogers
Ll1erwuIt anG Tar1noi Only gives immediate
reli IF in coughs and colds. but from The lestl-
mohy Of men Of the highest standing here and
elsewhere, il is making some very IenaTka
bic cures OF consumpton"
The Railway Register adds: I'VE have heard
II stated. by persons of great respeeiabIhy
wfo have usedl mis- medicine, that il Is one
Of the most remarkable medicines OF The age
for Coughs. Colds, Inftuenza. BfonchilIs,
As lima, Pain in the side and Breast, Spl
trE II Blood. lqoPipg Cough, and all Lung
CO plants, which. II neglected, usually ter
NH bate IN CONSUMPTION; and The certificates
attached TO the advertisement would seem tul
y to Justly this slalement.'
LlVERWORT
This plant has. for many Years, been fonnd
10 be oil singular virtue in The cure OF aifec-
ZION Of the Livers. More recently II was as
ceriaineI that il possessed great power In ar
resting Bleeding al the Lungs, Coughs Of .
chrome character, &c, and u essential service
IN all diseases Of pulmonary character
TAR
This article is now universally acknGwl
edged 10 be The most healing and eiicieuI ap
piicanon for diseased or decaypg lungs, 81
any portion oil the aeshy or muscular part 81
the hunt body. LIS medicinal and pIeseTy
atiye qualities were understood by The Egyp
ans IN the early ages Of ,be world, and Dc
doubt now exists among scientific men,thatth
preparation used in the elnbalmmeat Of bod
les, was composed principally OF This mgre.
dent. In later ages, il was found 10 be- ia
universal use among The a5origtnes OF Amers
lea, and at This day II is their principal, aud.
in fact. only medicine for an uhsouad state
Of the lungs, or any aplroach to NJ: 1hqse
who are acquainted With the history oil this
hardy race Of men, knbw that deaIh from
consumption IS unknown among then! Inc
medical faculty in all countries appear 10
have become aware Of the great heaiiDS prop
critics Of this atlicle, anl are now introducing
il 10 their pfaclice. DR.. BnchiD, Of Eng
land, Or. iCIchsdn, ol 81. Refreshing, Dr.
La Priture, oil Paris. and The distinguished
Dr.. Cooper, have been IN The habit OF com
biuing it with olhel ARTICLES in lheI prescrip
lions, and with entire success.
Beware of lCoultetsits and Base Ialitqtiohs
Ire SebuIiIe-drlicfe IS si5ltn ANpHA" iao
GEES on the engraved Wrapper around each
bottle.
> Price, 5 per bottle, or six bottles for-s5,
! Sold. wholesale ana retail by
j scovIL & MEAD.
1l3 Charities ST. bet. Cont and 81. Louis
-sis., N. Orleans, If
Sole General Agents for the Southern States,
TO WHOM alloTders and applications torsgeD
cies must be addressed. Sold;% also, by
DIEMER s HAMPTON, F.v.rsv;l,a p
McELRot & CRAwFcEp. ! -
HQDGE 4 HoEEyoUr, = kion, Tenn.
J IF. BEMovILLE. Huntsville, Ala.
Jan.If, ls5i-ly !,
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Chewing Orders.

The Foldast inhabitd hit perfectly
remembers the widow Trotte i, WI DO
used, MANY years ago to occupy a
small Wooden house Away down in
IIanoydr street, in somewhat close
proximity to Salutation all py. Well,
/ this wi dow was blessed with SON.
who, like Goldsmith, and many other
men, distinguished in afte i life, was
] the du4ce of his class Numerous
we're til L floggings which his s tupidity
brought him, and the road to knowl-
edge wbs with him truly a vale oi
tears.
On day he came home as usual,
with rdd eyes and hands.
20, You blockhead,' screamed his
mothb f-she was a bit Of yirago,
Mrs. Ilrotter W 'you've,bqen get
tin AID ther lickin', | know.
/ '0t Ies,' rerll;;sa44 young Mr. TrQt'er,
that s one OF the regular exercises
'Artd 4 I've licked Trottery' says the
mastef, I'll hear the 'rithmetic class.
But, bother, to change tie spbject,
as tie criminal said when he found
the Judge was getting personal, is
therd enny Grant | can do for your
81 e. grumbled the widow, only
You I'd SO etarnal slow about anything
you phdertake-go set a pitcher Of
water and be four years about it,
will \ b.
BIB Trotter took the pitcher, and
wenddd his way in the direction Of
the dreet pump; but be hadn't got
far v Hen he encountered his friend
Joe Quf1eq, the mate Of the vessel,
issui ng from his house, md dragging
a hehFyl sea-chest along after him
sddmq, Bob sud Joe, bear hand
and help me down to Long What
with thiE.'
w en, so would said Bob, only
you be mother sent me after pitche I
Of Witch.
y What do you care for 20 r moth
er?++ She don't care for you. Come
alo1g'
lVeli' said Bob. First let me hide
the pitcher. where / can find itagain.
With these words he slowed away
his darthern ware under a flight Of
sto4q steps, and a ecompanied bis
frie na aboard the ship. The pilot
was Urging the captain to cast off and
tax b advantage of the wine and tide,
but The captain was waiting tie arri-
val Of a boy who had shipped the
day before, and wishing no good to
his g yes for the delay he had coca
siohdd. -
All last, he turned to Bob and said
what do you say, yo ungster, to
shipHing with me? I'll treat you
well and give you ten dollarsamonth.
Isl ould like to CO. said Bob, hest
taft d ely, but my mother
Hang your mother, said the cap
taip, she'll be glad to get rid Of you.
/ Comb, will you go?
-.
/ Il haint no clothes.
| Here's a chest full. The other
Ichhp was just your size, they'll fit
ydu to T.
III Il go
Cast off the line thefe!' shouted
the captain, and the ship fell off with
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}. I'VE. ZsssisEssAS,
WHOLEsALE pIuCGIST : Im4RMAfri-TIs1

WHOLESALE DRUGGIST s THARMA(TCTIsT,
Sign Of the Lion and .Ko5tar, tar
doors from the Sqndre, farket
81, AashpHe, Ieaa,
RKsePeTFULLY ass res All pnr 81
~ cha~sf~ WHO neay wa nl articles Do q
lS5~hIs i'ne ihaI lie Ion las in stole ne
test stock that has ever belize been in Tie
same hoese, and which ire VII sell al as iov
rsIes as they can be bicushl IL M IKE Eastern
or orhsr Giles.
The house HIS Ions Fsrc.s ksfeUu
as one CT tE.c rtoss extensive in
Tennessee, ard he yrtseni ur, pfleior
viii endeavorto cor iiune thel ofFe4 OF rr,lncr-
menis 10 an who ma, be in ID an ct gFindct7
Glass. Glass hare. Paints. DIs. si~isLes.
Dye Woods. indigo .NsdiqikGi UIt,es a. u
Brendies, Brushes. Peifumf,lz. Fenfy .9yfi-
cies Segars, Snr6s. Seeds, IPcudcr, Shst.
Lead Sc Apul +. 1S5i
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Doqgisb Adgertisemenf.-.A Ker

DQgg'sb Adcertisemenf.-A Ken
tue Ky editor advertises as follows:
Wanted at this office, d bq III dog,
OF any color except punkip AMI
mil k, of respectable size, snub nose.
cropped ears, abbreviated colPtinua-
ton, and bad disposition--w 10 can
come wi len called with raw bcel
steak, an d will bite the. man who
splits tobd Geo juice on the stoF e and
steals the exchanges
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

4 lover writing 10 his sWe htIreart
says: "DeIectabIe dear-You are so
s'V eet that honey would, blush in
your presence, and molasscB Stand
appalled,.
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UTHwoRTm.mORGAN& NEIL
ID heir 0ld and aceli established Corner.

Ill their old and lceli established Corner.
w z hare jusi received one OF the MOST
w ExrE SsidE and VARIED Stocks o
Goods, w ares. and Merchandise, DYER before
offered 10 This market Our Stock Of La
DIES and i.GENTL EAi EMS DRESS
GOODS is by Tar the most complete and
best selected that we have ever before had,
and is entirely too large tor Us 20 arearPt a
ist OF all The different Names. Styles, Grades
and Qualities in an advertisement We only
ask our friends 10 call on US before PURCHASING
aud we pledge ourselves 10 show them as
handsome ioi of Goods. as has ever beeD
Rroush 10 the place. and al pncss that shall
besalls factory.
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A chap who lately emIgratel TO
The west, writes home to his fatlers
thus: 'You had better Come out to-
Sangamon county, Illinois, for
mighty mean men get into Office
here!!' -. r..
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A pure mind can derive more en-
5oyment from this world, and from
the senses, than al impure mind.
This is true even dfthe lowest sem
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sUNDRIEs.
1870 80 bbls and J bbls Mack
erel-No5 |, q and 3,
80 boxes HerringS;
80 doz Painted Buckets;
10 nests Of Painted Hubs;
% boxes Oranges;
100 drums Figs;
10 boxes Lemons;
3 lIeTces fresh Rice; for sais by
HOBBS s HENLEY,
April 8. 1881. Nashville, Tenn
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Fer CenGIemleni.

"a BLtE' black AID blown cl.arH; "a
49, -. q plaln ard fancy Cassilaeres;f -
Hats. B.laiSalsl SHOES. 81
Mayl27. S. J.. SIiANkLiN, * CO..
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3IATR EMoNAL ENDEARMENrs- Nov
myidear husband, why don't you call
me #by such names as other men call
their wives?
why, what do other men call
their wives, You granny
why, they call them my duck,
and "my dear, and such Kind o.
words
well, what is duck?'
1T is fowl, to be sure.
Right, now what is a deer, You
goose?'
> Its a beast
We'll, then, Ill call you my foul
beast Now go al oat your buS iness.
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Jq wehy, pr ppetlg speaking, is
the preparing Of JfWcls; but as they
require gold and silver for set
ting, SO all ornamental work id sill
ver and gold has dif name Of j fwel-
by although tn ere Enay be no use
lof precious stones.
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Sszsa0s'SGS.

a StPERlOR article Of English Dairy
N CHEESE, Sweet ORANGES, pur.
GOLDEN SYRUP, aud No. aflIcie ol
81 Louis Crushed SUGAR, Just received
and Tor sale low for tie cash by
COBB & WOODS,
May 6. Al The Liver, Stable.
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WA. . eIa.! s,aSAI..

LARGE LOT cf erery Kind. from
99c TO si 54 per t1-, dnect from the
2A41s cf'tofalcd efHifM lea CdmPaiy's
es'aph' = ineN'' ~ ckastS IRON 10 II ID
bikes. 1j
The attention # Coiniry .Uetehaaf, Is
PAETIrU ARLY inri Ted ID his a,ueIe. by the
whuieSaie agent,
April j. VI, ZIMERA1AN.
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NsEaala.SRS.

SPlCE, Pepper, Rice. Ginger, Soda. Sale
y ralps. Sulphur Cop eras, Powder, Shot,
Inc 100, Madder. asserted Mills, Gun Cam
phor, Lead Pencils, Pc rcusslon Caps, Fish
Hooks and Lines. Matches, Rosin, Nutmegs
Cloves, Box Backing, DemI,hns and Jugs.
May 3. G.! b. 'McKENZIE
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W indoW GLASS.

&C., 600 HALF sqsrs Of iafror'e,i
E- and Western mage fnoni 7A9 10
o2x42, Tor sale low by -
Apt lily J, NJ. ZIMERtIAY.
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Pal NT,ss

4 2 : i >
60 geo SeGs fakaesfock's pure Leat;
Asss-is. , b5is l4iIseed on;
'osrnrf VITA Il iaEee SuIplv Of Cibrcra
Green Chrome I1eliaw Spanish Prdyyp Va
neTian Red. Lnharse, Pant EfusBts Var
ni>heS, sand Paper. Glue. g.. i.. ne l,v
ny !. NJ ZIMFukiAN
April !. Is5l-tv
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1 We believe in a clean kitchen, a
n eat wife III If, a spinning PIANO, a
clean cupboard, and q clear con
s4ience.
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For the Ladies'
.ss, FANcY~Dress six,
- BLACK tO = dos
~ Foulard do =.
Enbroidered' SwissAsT
Thread, Jlc0ipel. and SWISS EDefNGs
,d1 : : do DO IsstRTINasi
black Silk lace; We
= IiBBoNs aad FLowERs;
& CAREs, Collars aud CUFFs;
DRAWN Silk BoHNErs lwhne)
. Is6EAsoIs and FAN;
EAR aISGs and BRiAsr Piss
Linen aud Capbrc HAssKERcHIEEs;
KID Gf.ovEs, good ass6rtnians; :.
intact, every article Of kadies.. Dress Goods.
: Map97. 81. sfIANElIN.& co.
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i. C. HENLEY


WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Market ST., Aashuze, Tenn,
85l Jvsy RECEIVED. from New Orleans
49, and BattmuIe-
1dU hhds brown Sugar, assorted;
200 bags Rio Coffee;
l90 bbls Molasses;
10 bills aud bbls Golden Syrup, IN store
and for sale by
Aprle, 1851. HOBBS s HENLEY. \
ca 30 bbis old Monongahela Ehlskey;
So 20 bbls Rye Whi>kev;
4U DTS common recntied Whi,key;
20 bbls country do do
bills Wild Cherry Brandy;
2 pipes aud pipes inc CognIac Brandy;
IA bbls Fae Cognac Brandy;
2 btls Aluscat Wine:
bbis old Madeira and Brown Cherry Wine
ldA bbls Peppermint and Cinnamon CordIais;
10 boxes Brandy Cherries
3 boxes French Cordials;
20 boxes Claret Cordials, 10 store and for
SAFE. by HOBBS & HENLEY,
Apfil 8. 1871 Nashville. Tenn
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GouRTIyG roo STRoSG We have
heard a story u an OF mad IN ' er-
mont, who lately preferred a COM
plat at to Mr.. attorney SAKE, against
an ardent bachelor of sixty, for
counting her too strong The at
torney replied that it was difficult to
reach cases Of this sort, as "the mean
teniperatuI L Of courtships was not
set down IN the books" "Why, this
is Just the case" said the spinster;
its the aeaa temperature Of his
affection that l don't lile!' The
attorney promised to "talk to the
man, a Id the unhappy sufferer from
''strong courtship retired
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

'Gentlemen Of the jury, said a
western lawyer, Il don't mean to IL
simulate that this man is covetous
person, but will bet five to one that
if you should bait steel trap with a
new three cent piece and place it
within six inches of his mouth you
would catch his soul. ! wouldn' for
mpment insinuate that he will steal,
but may it please the Court and gen
tlcmen of the jury, | w9uldn't trust
himIin room with red hot mllstones,
and the angel Gabriel to watch EN-.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15
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]. N. HOBBS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15
Chedp Cash Store!
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rAYETrEyItLE, TENN
EN,he House reecntly occupied by Mr. J.
LA. INlcPHArL. respectfully beg leave to
the aurnt,on OF the citizens of Lincoln
and The adjoining Counties TO the LARGE
STocK Of - ~ .
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

We Wi take in exchange fur Cords
Feathers, 'Bee,,caay Honlespsgt. Liasey. Hans,
&c. 5. J 5. 4 {; D. 1,
Nay 27. 1851, g
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

70 Pt+epd ~ Horses -trom56 ng teased
'cltt FhtS. Ia lie two or Three hands
FIJI Of walnut / ayes, upon which pour
two OF three huarts Of cool water;
let it ihfuse one night, and pour the
whole the next morning|into tea
kettle and let st boil quarter of an
.hdur when coo ! it will be fit for use,
|Kb more il red uired that TO moisten
Il sponge, and before the horse goes
out of tho stable let those parts
which are most irritablebe smeared
oyer with the liquor, namely, between
a.id upon the cars, the neck, the
aank, Sc. Not only the lady OF
gentleman who rides out for pleasure
viii derive benefit from the walnut
lie slyes thrs prepared, bpt the coach
" ban, the WAGNER, and others who
use horses during the hot months.
We believe in a clean kitchen, .
neat wife ih it spinning piano.