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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

tn HAVE Just received and com. 81 IA
E4S pIeled, one oil The LARGEST Flil1
a. agd sdosT DESIRABLE stocks u - -
Gen.leInen's Goods, they hive ever
offered ill iliIs market. Our stuck CONSISTS III
pAri oil Black and Fancy Coi1fed Cloths.
CaSs ndreS and Doe Skins, ii French. En-
glIsh, Belgium, tie imam. Italian, and Scotch
al anuiattnie OF tie latest styles and best
make. Wool and Unioh Tweeds. CasSI-
meres and Driiilnss at low prices for Sum
;neT ana boys wear. Li1en DIiilIngs, and
Linen and Cotton Pauiaiouns and Coat
Goods al all kinds VeSings IN great varl-
ley: Saiin. Silk, GreaadInr, Ehbroldeted
C4shmeFes, Shsiie, Va!egcias, Linen, Mar
settles. Cotton. Wouien, I'D plain and ali
aasbiunahle styles and coloIs. Black and
Fancy Silk ScssIs and CfayaIs; do Madras
and Cottin Of ali the desirable Styles and
Qualities. Pongee. SPiuaitieIds. English
iud FRENCH SIla and Lluen Pocket iIandkrr-
tii.eIs; dad the pia u add fancy Stocks with
! Iprlngs Back and Fancy Cuored Kid
Linen. Llslp, Thread. Cotton, Six. Buck
| {6In. Wooien, and Berlin Gloves; Linen aud
tbtlon Hall Hose; French sgt; Domestic
| fuspenYers Of all QUALITIES, including those
! 4f Fell hid u hdia Rubber siispender ends,
HAS, Gaps. Boots ahd SHOES. Walking
Canes. HIDING W hp4, Umbrellas, HaT,
| Cloth. and Ioull Biu4hes; Pocket Knives.
| supefof llazprs add Eazur sSlIops, Pistols,
sc. Sc; and every thing necessary 10 com
| pIet= a gentle laus wardrobe.
| The HhaiacEet 81 our establishment is SO
| well hnCwn. and 80 CORRECTLY appreciated by
a porll"h 81 ii5eTh aud intelligent pubic.
| that weteea, II alnos; supe tiuuus 10 expa-
late uphn IT'S erlls-IhuS much. however,
We will sayE tina, our Spring Stock has not
iis supeIlDrjln this place, both ss regards
QUALITY aid PRICE. We are, therefore.
prepared sell on as liberal terms as any
regular FETAL establishment Ia III. State.
! Relying upon ou Stock OF Goods. as upon
pnr unifF,n desire 10 please. We EEL conf
dent OF E+ceiylug lhe award oi an increased
share OF FaiFonagd.
| 10 Scoif, Gray s. Cos come one and alt,
! Where Clo'nihg rs found ~ plenty;
Ne nav sagues. ErJck and Business Goats.
! FGohl one dollar up 10 tweuly.
We have Cloves a w. Socks, Cravas Stocks
/ Togeiher wiiI Drawers and Shirts, SITS;
Fine Pa4ls and Vfsis, hui VIVA; IS best,
! Welsel as chEaii as dir,. sHs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
EsVRAVS.

e. TAKEs UP BY Wn. B. Robinson,
T-Ns i9h district, Horse and colt.
The tiprse IS a5o"t IA hands 3 inches high,
dark BAY color, black legs, name and tail.
small white spo, near The edge OF The hooi
on the lefi hnd foot. about 9 years old last
spfing: appraised 10 500. TIE Colt IS sor
rel mate. about | year old, star IN The fare
head. Small white streak from The star 10 ihs
nose; valued al SIC.
: rak4n up by Elihn P. Leaiherwond, a
yellow hay Male. about Is hands inches
high. sbopt 2 years old las, spring. large
black stripe across his shoulders, black
s;reak along his back aod around his legs;
Appraised al s55.
Now 4-3s A. H. BERRY. r, L. c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

N UTToN AIILL.- The following is a
description given, some iine since, Of
a mill established on a queer me
chapicai principle, in one of the vii
lagos down East:
A gentleman travelling in that
sect pn Of the country, overlook a
farme r dragging a lean wretohed-
looking horned sheep, alol 6 the road.
Where are you going with that
miserable animal? asked the traveller.
liam taking him to the mutton
mill ito have him ground over, said
the farmer.
THE mutton mill I never heard
OF shch a thing; | viii go with you
and witness the process.
They arrived at tho mill; the
sheep was thrown alive Into the hop
per, and almost immediately disap-
peared. They then desc ended to a
lower apartment, and, in a few mo-
monts, the re was ejected, from spout
in the ceiling, four quarters of excel
lent mutton, two sides of morocco
leather, a wool hatof the first quail
ity, a Sleeps head handsomely
dressed, and two elegan tly we'd
powder-horns.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Fall Stock for 1882.

IsHE Undersigned are now in receipt oil
II their entire stock OF HARDIN ARE
aad CUTLERY Tor the Fall Trade. and ia
calling The attention OF the merchants oil
tennessee. Kentucky and North Alabama,
10 their stock now IN store, lhey feel conn
drui Ilal u will be found 10 compare lavora-
bly,. both as 10 quantity and assortment. with
that of sDy House inNhe country.
Experience has already demonk lrsied 10
the atIsiacilun Of 8 large majority b: .iealers
10 this section Of the Country that ~ the ar.
tcle oil Hardware at least. The Nashville mar
kpt is preferable 10 those Of New York and
Philadelphia; Tor The simple reason thai this
description OF goods Will not bear tic utayy
expenses Oh transportation wnieh mus, nee
a-ssriiY accrue .-nen brought through by
canals and railroads. TIE undersigned s,e
also enabled 10 place their customers ON
equal footing with lhuse purchasns,ia any
other market, from the tact that their Euro
pesn goods being all imported direct from
the manufacturers By way Of New Orleans
rithotit touching .Nel1 York. thus enabling
Ihe,p b offer their goods al a small advance
on importation cost.
.Nsrrhdnts. Blacksmilhs. Carpenters, &C.,
visiting Nashville are invited 10 call and ex-
a MAE their stock before pure ha-ing.
Ffdlhsys, Wool, BeeaUdS aud Ginseng re.
ceised 10 exehqnge for Hardware and IN pay
meDi OF debts al The highest market prsees
FALL s CUNNINGHAM.
College eet, Nashville
Sept. Is.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

An ''txcitedn yolng I gentleman
10 snow his agility, jumped from III,
express Train going at The rate .
forty miles an honr, on The Fit eli
burg road, a Cay OF lwp ago, d NJ
the last that twas seen Of him II,
was going flip flap at seventees
hundred revolutions d minute, Will.
the air was chuck luIl Of dickH
strings, CATER boots, hair, and linen
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cnriing. Meat. Raising Clover. sc.

In the first place, there has been
so much said about curing bacon, |
will give you my information on that
subject. Three years ago, a gentle
man told NE he did not smoke his
bacon at all. This was a nc W idea 10
me. had td6a r'sised to believe il
could not be saved without smoke.
At next hanging time, | determined
to Try il. Bagged some hams and
hung them with some shoulders IL
the garnet of IN Clubhouse. During
the month Of June, We took down the
Shoulders, and used them; We found
them much sweeter and clearer Of
rust than those in the smoke-house
Some Of the hams ne let hang until
Jannary following, then found them
10 be tie hest bacon VIC had ever
saved. All I telieye necessary in
saving bacon is, 10 have your hogs
at. Salt Is web; kill without any
regard to The moon; hang it in 1
high and we'll ventilated house. cell
yoar house above yoar meat, tq
break ii e rays Of the sun, and the
work is finished. All | ask is, for
Your readers 70 try few pieces next
haoging tine; go into it cautiously
as ! Gid; you may not have the san if
success. My opinion now is, thht
smoke only serves 10 rust, not td
dry the meat
As clover has recently become NY
hobby. ! must tell some Of my expP-
rieuee with it. Two years ago, ]
commenced sowing my hi!l sides II
clover. A portion Of them | lev
clsd and bedded in four feet beds;
run a light harrow on the top Of each
.lidge. and sowed my seed without
narrowing; I have tried narrowing
and brushing, In both grass and clio
yer seed, hut have succeeded best
without either Another portion OF
the same kind Of land, followed up.
narrowed it we'll and smooth, but the
clover stood Tile dry season much the
best on the lalE d that was bedded.
And the beauty Of the system is,
the ridges hold all the drorpings Of
Your stock, as well as all othtr kinds
Of Litter. ! now have clover on these
l,ill sides from one 10 two feet nigh.
and SO thick id many places you eau
not see the ground by looking down
when riding through it. And this,
TOO, on land tint last year would not
have producedo one barrel Of corn to
the acre. ] asked a gentleman,
while riding through it few days
since, ifhe aid not believe the clover
then on the land, if saved, would be
worth as much as two crops Of corn
on the same land. lie said "yes,
more than FOUR IS rot this a
strong argument infavor Of clover?-
This fall l intend reversing these
beds. and suhsoiling it as deep rs /
can. will then let it lie two more
wears in clover, and if if does not
then produce better than it has done
for the last ten years, ] will let it 90
70 orass as long as | have the man
: rs,,ant of II, For | do contend
.bat cultivating poor points is about
ar o,oor q business as farmer ought
10 undertake. He generally wastes
his best manares on them, and Is
lnrelv paEdfor his cultivation
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Sept. %.


ME following comprise portion q orr
z large stock of HARDWARE; unsurpassed
~ variety By any lleose Ia lie west.
Collins Axesf Warranted Axes Of other
BIRDS. Anvls and Vices. Beiibws end Screw
Plates. Hand and Sledge Hammers. Table
and Pccket Cutlery. RazoIs. Sheais and Seis
sors. Curry Connie. Padlofss. Files and
Rasps. Sitiers and Coffre Mills .Siirrnp lroas
BridIe Bits. Aueurs and Chisels. Planes of
all kines. Hand Saws and Draw Knives.
Harcheis and HaBdaxes. MiDlaad Cross cu'
Saws. Single and donbie Shot Guns. Rifles.
crin pIese, Chains Of all kinds. Cosion Cards;
Together with many other sEtIcle' loo n1-
meyoBs TO mention. =
FALL s. CUNNINGHAM
College reed Nssssills. !
~ersencr-32 ;SEeI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

The editor of the Buffalo Rough
Notes saw a little girl leading her
father, he being in IN utter state of
intoxication. She was or wing bitter
", and eve ny Breath we uld say
father, walk steady; folk S Will see
US" A iedling of sorrow smote The
editor like chunk of lead, and he
turned away with a large tel il in
the corner Of his eye. Such is life;
one moment smiles, the next tie hrs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

So me peoplehave 4 que Ter way Of
expressing themselves. We heard a
darkie sag the other day, that the
first time he walized with a yaller
gai, he felt as if somebody was pour
ing sugar-house molasseB down his
back.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

Jones npon hearing that the EN-
peror OF Russia had ordered somt
It fraciery wives 10 be fogged ,higI4-
y applauded he action, aud sal
bat he hoped 10 see every man lii
own emperor!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

When you want wa rm BATH,
and cant pay for one, just pull your
neighbours nose, and Fon'n soon BIZ
in bot water.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

The older women become, the more
hey relish praise. A middle-aged
.roWier says til owing TO The rarity
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
Rnzf,,,a pcrfnrncrr.

AIteN11A%
M { are sllll agents Tor tbe sale 81 the Va
W rous Articles 81 hne ana plain ianey
Soaps. Shaving 5aps. Shaving Compounds.
Sharing Creams .6pe and common COioanes,
Extracts, &c. &C.. PREPARED by z. BtzIn.
successor TO Roussel. Philadelphia These
preparations are more popular in this mar
kst than any other American PersUmeTy. and
with be sold 10 country mftchsnts and Others
buying 10 sell again Al Philadelphia prices.
with eost ii iransp orlatIoa added. fresh
supply just rsePissd.
EWIN. BROWN & CO.
Sept % Nashville. Tenn.
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TaliahOma Lots.

lfEsHE undersigned has laid off blocks oi
4 LOTS of several acres IN each. for pri
vaie residence. and is now prepared 10 sell
item Al ptivaie sale 20 thoss who desire Ia
have umlner residences. in the beautiful
and healthy town Of TuIlahoma. We
have IN the Town Site. hesides the most
healthy atmosphere and pure freesioDe wa
ter. "a most excel!en, Chalyhrsie Spring.
which is supposed 20 be mixed with white
sulphur.
WV MOORE ger, &c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
a. Short Story.

On. his last voyage home, the cap
tain Of one Of our packet vessels had
on board a young lady Of remarka-
BILE personal attractions-a phrase |
use as one being entirely new, and
one you never meet with in the news
paper. This young lady was beloved
intensely by five young gentlemen
passengers, and in turn she was in
love with them all very ardently,
but without any partiehl lar prefer
ence for either Not knd wing how
to make up her determination in this
dilemma, she consulted my friend,
the captain. The captain being a
man of afr original turn Of mind,
says to the young lady, 81 imp over
board, and marry the man that
jumps after you" The young lady,
struck with the idea, and being nat
urally fond Of bathing, especially in
warm WedtueT, us III Uneli WIS, tOoiA
the advice Of the captain, who bad a
boat ready manned in ca Sc of acct
dent. Accordingly, the n ext morn
ing, the fv E lovers being cut on
deck, and looking very do votedly at
the young lady, she Hinged into
the sea headforemost. Four Of the
lovers immediately jump ed in alter
her. When the young lady and her
four lovers were got out again, she
says ito the captain, "Wha at am | to
do with them now, they are SO wet?
Says the captain, 'Take the dry one. :
And TIE young lady did, q nd married
him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

TaiIoring.--ks has been noticed In our
circulars aDd oinrf advertisements let II be
Bnfne IN mind. thai this branch oil oor bust
hess Is still PROSPEROUS and iowlug on IN rs
sasiy Itiproged Beauty; n beng, that We
have al iPngth Acquired such perfection in
Inc CUTrlNG and FksEioNING ART, that not o0e
tetrat,ls 10 dpuhi llai We Gould hide the de
ioimiies pi RIchHrd III, or fit from Gen.
Tom TkHm6-w4p made the country curl
Jus, aud drew lhekti 60 witi.e$s hts dilDInu-
1--we petson aad varied osluns++- Gea
jackson, who lei armies 10 battle and &c
victory. Anp wefe IL required, WI could iii
rom lhe far ,nodbhngs OF Vtnus de Nledici
and the Greek Saw, TO tile vast cheSled
Apoiio 0: Bevldeie.
Your ifiends in haste.
SCOTT. GRAY & 60.
Aorii i5. 1852
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Ell AtE'es
'EentIemen,s Near

We HsYs a large and desira.
$780, ? Die siofk OF Cloths. Cassimeres
asfAS aud Veriiags; Blankets. Overcnat.
inss. and rshdy made Clo,hlng. Of every de-
scripIion. Gentlemen would DO well TO give
US cali al bur New Brick Store, hor,h east
Garner Of the Hubble Sqasre. before puscha-
sing. THOMSON s. BUCHANAN.
Oci. IL. 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
Snuff.
Castor Oil.
Browns Essence Ginger.

90 DOE in store and expected In few
DAYS. This valuable a1d ieassn, article is
rapidly growing IN pHhlic favor and seems 10
bemuch preferred 10 any similar article nav
before the p nbiic.
EiTIN. BEOWN s. CO.
Sept %. Nashville. Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

EAsHriLLE June ). 1852.
To The Ediior 4 he ErsRine .Ntr-4:
deem il M ln,y TO lr' the pp5Ic know
the benefit hasf received rom the use OF DR..
Mrcheil's indld p DpaTrhas Cordial. On The
81 ihst. | was severely ausckeil wlh tho
Cholera AlOrbas] sor. pronounced II Cholera.
aud thal was danger. Dr. Muebeli was
sentiof and he pronounced It G .plera Nor
5us. and tevi>ef me 10 u,e his Iadisb -
arIh@ Cordial. rfocrrel Que bdu.e. sHj ~
he use Of one al Of it. was believed IT
iirely. and On II + next morning was s.- TO
attend 10 bnsintsk Is More IS = fepor' ahou,
Cholera in ,I,is bis. | ADVISE those firnus
from Cholera Aliftus or F'I"Y. TO prdcure DR..
Mnchelrs india DlAphE Cordial. sn1 they
will find a speed b relief.
Yours re- pee,i.Egy. JAS yirC0g ERN.
Corner Of DemuI nbrane 81. 4 Fiankin Pike.
z perri'rLD Way IS. 1852.
DE-. MITCHELL Deer SIR:
As tuuUte O iesPeei 20 tis merits Of gorr
Rae nate Exrhci and Bleed
Punfer, 9heeFiblly and wlioHi hfsila'Ion
state to that part ol the eonnl nnnY 8ufrnae
with EheuDslis b.. ioI ihal DISEASE u stands
without = await 10 The who e analogue OF
popular m4dlelnd ). whether Botanic Parsni.
or MiDeTai-
One If Ihe me bhsTs &C MY family IA Walt
able negro ON IN bad beep aflsceJ wils
hai disease for 6ke or SIX yesis-couEBed so
hal she was Of nh service TO nse-0d hon,
spent a large al houn' 81 noueI sAd no re-
ief gwen. lhaf GENE to he codciusion
hat she could ndi he cnrsd when BOlicinc
he many eprs ffpcIsd BY he use bf your
oeJ;eines. though bad b1i liu!e aaticips-
ion thar sBt void Cad relief. resolved 10
I'VE il trail Splice il ID sag. afier usire
Ho bot hes Rhei Imalic Exiiact. snsi .wo
hood Purifier. shi II enHreiy rslieykd.
you'd SAY 10 ihofs afflicted. i IS worthy
-iaI, Resped,fGi.y years.
JOHN B. DAYS.
P. 8. Persons Il ishiBg 10 confer with ne,
IN do so By caIii' + ~ my residence on CAT
Tin Pike, EissfsId u, Tenn. lAus. %. 1882
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New l,a0dsl New Goahs.,

FENHE uI4drr signtd have Isl received a
4 large aud vafipd Sli.ck q desirable
r ALL ACID WINTER 509DSS
bought on Bes, Terms from GrsI class houses
ia tie crieF 81 Philadelphia al d New York
10 which tIIey invite the atiehIIon OF pui
chtsers. Having had much Experience IN
The busip4ss. aid being well Known 10 tins
tomniunilg they deem II aim oii unnecessary
10 repeat lille assurance. that at this house
can be louIh4 as good Clouds. and on as liberal
Terms, as DAN he had at,any hAe establI> b.
neal in iEl4 STATE. Sa!tice IL 10 say tia, iaey
are deter,iIined, as herefuinTe, TO make it 10
The interest oil buyers 10 deal wtih them.
SOUTHWORTH, MORGAN & NEIL. /
Sept 3. ]
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

A French courier said, among
all his acquaintance, he only l1u4 "
three honest " omen. "Who are
they2'' asked The queen g" our
Majesty is the first, my wife rs tile
second; audi as for the other, }oiir
Majesty will excuse me Raj hing
her, as | wish 10 keep o. zen IA 4loor
for escape, by leaving every other
woman TO think her elf The .ird. "
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sa'E 80 F. 4 e sEF.
R. A. GRAZ 6 co.,

HAVE purchased theeiiIre stock
zigSFFzsr OF GocdS Of SHASgLiN " GARD
1890 HER, ana are now Oiteri 6 the
Same al unrsuaily low prices tor cash, or 10
punclual Dealers On the usual Vine. Ii has
become vtry common for MeIchsns 10 say
that they are selling Goods for smaller profits
than any pilieT huuse 10 town. THIS We
wlil leave far the pubic 10 decide. But we
viii say this nuch--al who wish To bdy
Goods cHEAP, give Us a call. aud examine
our prices That is the way 10 P,oye HE
matter i teb 20, 1892
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LEATHER.

M Z. have on hand. aui viii continue TO
w keep, large lot Of Leather OF all
kinds-BrIdle and Harness. Upper aud Sole
Leather. GILL & RUSSELL,
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A few ey enings since, says the
Boston Jnurbai, a young $ ailor mass
Ing Washington street j i a some
~ bat inattenlive manner, came very
ne ar running down lady W ho was
sailing along just below the Old
South Church. Hastily stepping
10 one side in OF der 10 pa IS, he en-
co6Bteted the lady, who made d
precisely similar move at the same
time. Another mutual d cd Gle
brought them again to Stand still,
face tb face; al which ia OK posted
himself firmly on the c nrb-stone,
saving, COOK here, madam, I'm an
chored Now. see IT you can pass;
Tor shlver my tilnbers if | weigh
anchor again until | have clear
sea" II
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Mexican

&S FrspaFliIon IS Increasing
= %RaT dairy; the circle cf lis Ia.
( f1s f1rgee esd Ubbounced
: s; :'::' IS: 1: ! :. /: ):
- :. - and anguish, ieiitsed "
lis nsel are multiply ing and INCREASING be-
YOnd an PTecedfats IL gees BIKE an angel
'"wi,h hesling OBJ irs wFnes.'
10 persons who wish. we can furnish
names snd residences IF Persons ID the
cilf and country, who have bern Icurs5 ~
q heUnf;atisEf, SpraiDS, Cruises,
Barns. and the most Ioalhsoue setrs. "a
well as Tunl8rs. Cancers Ar N e,,S.
and Of horses thar have b.rr, casrs, u Spav-
ins, Ring Rones, spiinf. Fi~fuIs,. ard
POll-EEiis, add hard Bored TO. .jts an 49,.
fsei. legs oelder<,sassi back. AImost o..
err faraser Ihft deksuF ,hr cpuarr. Ja, 1ss,;
II 10 lis wercefiul zhraIino p,s,v.,s-an,,
none o. 'aem pYd be a DAY Wilbur IT.
Owners of Lively Stables aud Stage COmpa-
nles can save iidhdreds Of dollars yearly ~
usirT this LsE. eDt On their horses ylY,.e,.
Fl lhcy become eaiied, ehaHed. or e,ipp.d
from any 81 ,he aeusand ac eide MS 10 Whics
her STOCK Is tjecf.
PuRh asers W !. save NO f.ey : : t,iJ'ssso The
large size bsIiies stls, so e+fi SIZE cbitsIn,,,0
'hrse' anol 'he "f'sfti2hi iHss HE quantity
Of The q cents
So GROSS ltsst rrc.is%.. ast FOL sale a.
P,optie,vr,s pro r. BY
Who'll, sss and Btrad Aatnl 4 doors fen
he Square. Msiset street.
sCJ~ For sale IN Fsy eIteviIIe, Tenn, b,
McELROY & CRAWFORD. zss
Nashville. SeIIr: 2. 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

/ a GOOD ARTICLE Of Herds snd
Ia blue Grass Seed, for sale by
Aug IL. n a. GRAY & co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

Glass.
An lNDON S1A oS o. 81 sizes. ~ ss.s
w By O1ENEa & Hamilton
Aer!2
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The subScTibei also has an Infrmafg IL the
Gig Of NatavliI1 on The cprner OF T,ne and
DemuulhTsne sfeeis. 10, The rtcel a.on and
Accommodation I mvali5s wishing Us come
under ms Ilum-d ate and aerscHal kfe Hs
Mil, more. yer. tuTe 'he ipiuwiug~ diseases:
Dyspepsia, Uleefs. Colds, Cnughs Cancers.
Piles, Sera E4 Il, Scroiula. DI>sRse OF the
Sku, Disut9al G'aSrl, and A>Jhlhs. Fe-
males suiirrag Irom Irregularities, nervous
ness and CebilHJ cau Le permanently currd.
Diseases a a Pc EULiAg character guarantees
To rsmGveIH NV DAYS, wiiiiOIi offensive CT
deleieuous mtdEcfnes. lnvallds fom any
secuon Of HE e unny. by addressing ielieT.
{posi paidl SIatig The symptoms IT iheir dis
eases, and cncloI srt z Ire Of ~ lea4I from 81
10 81. a. COMP lnSaIipn Tor irebhie &c can
have medicine dhd iull direction aJrW ardsd
10 them, 10 any lvsy sbey nav dHeci.
j. MITCHELL,
Indian Botanic Doctor; Office. MARKET street.
three doprs irdD The Puiitc Square, sign OF
the IGdian, Nashville. TEsS =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
Special No
ice TO the Afflicted.
MlfCHELL'S Indian
Rheumatic Exfraet
and Blood Purifier;

ny = -
" aceItiin Cure for FuhsI In
~ hatuma;Orv .. Cbrpnle OF
N III Acute RuEUMATIsx, NEU-
- t,th RsLGls. and GOUr. This
AEFt,l valuable remedy stards
y y without rfVakin the his.
49, tory OF discoveries inlhis
III 10 or any other coHntv, IA
gAY1 curing those palRiuI aud
80 paraly Stag >easts IN their
~ various fOrms. The vast
number who have been
Id us4 OF ;hiS Exltacr and Blood
urlng heir discovery. d,mnnsirstes
Not . 1, recent acute, 81 Iunic, or
oty "a -. but eljachrunic cases Of
y. and even ietv }earS Standing,
had d ot uniy triej every ather ~
esIer pal rene, = Of which they
Il, bul hl greal expense hasl VISITED
: aiet'ng places ~ithuui draining
ne wi 0 were reduced ID nee
herr d esh without AMI hihs par
hese hdye heen PefmaneHIl " euied.
exeell' III heaiin ave able
tiie,r lImrr avucauous wi,h ihelr
iiy-iTim The use OF these medi
iiese 'aFIs ale luliy subs,sn'lsIed ~
fesnHtOaY thai oanaSt he gam
can u coached toT BY housOnd,.
j HITCH ELLIS Indian Diar-
Dftti;IE aud Cough Drops sand
10 curl g pulmonary d,>esss any
4 the Lungs, as Coughs Colds.
eveFyil bag OF lae nature III Disr-
ie use I The Dla'hea CofIial can
' slorlf3. whether chrome or acute
9ft s'aa dmg To be had Ut u. 3
lie, Ed yeisyiiie. Tenn.