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NJ OTICE F!

TNIIE Subscriber having other important bust
i ness which impcriously demands his attention,
las determined to dispose of his business in con-
nexon with the Carolina Hotel. He will
therefore sell ut private sale the Furniture Of the
Hotel, as also, the unexpired term Of his lease
Any person dcsrous Of purchasing the same will
please call OH him on or before the twenty-irst Of
July next, on which day he will sell at public out
cry the said property, if not otherwise disposed Of
The Carolina Hotel is situated at central point
in the Town Of Hamburg and is an old established
and well known stand, and is now doing an excellent
business, considering tue dullncss Of the season.
The Subscriber has no hesitation in saying to
those who may dcsircto conduct a Hotel, that the
Carolina Hotel is an excellent stand and likely to be
profitable to the proprietor. .,.
-. JOHN a. HOUSTON. :
Hamburg, July 2 St 25
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For Sale,

Hamburg, July 2
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Land for Sale!

TNIE Subscriber wishing to change his business
i offers his land for sale situated in Edgefcld
District six miles below Liberty Hill. The Land is
in two tracs--onc containing eight hundred acres,
the o,lrer four hundred and fifty acres. g.
will sell said lands separately or together, rs may
best suit the purchaser The above places arc well
improved and will well reward the cultiyator if judi
cously titled. -.,..y S5s.,-
The Terms will be made easy to punctual pur-
chaser also have some LIKELY. YOUNG
NEGROES for sale. Among the number is first
rate House Carpenter. Any person wishing to
purchase can procurea great bargain BY applying
TO the subscriber on the premises.
JOHN TOMPKINS. .
June 30 tf = ~. "a
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EDoEr,ELpiC. .Hh Sept: rs. ia5f. I

=. : =, Io%1.
Dram SIR : have been using one Of yorr Straw,
Cutters some three four months ard am satisfied
too. M its @ SssF 81 es such 1
adaptedness to cutting all kinds Of grain, ini any
desirable length, its security to the operator, the
minimum Of power required TO keep it in operations;
the dispatch with which it executes its work, oorar
binedswith its simplicity and durability, must make.
it invaluable to every one that may have use for
them. - .ts35%ts az 6. TEAGUE.
To WM.IEwIs ESQ Hafnbnrnt g 4 C,.ss,S isssAsss
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Edgefeld Collegiate Institute,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

T>IIE Exercises connected with the Annual Ex-
i animation of the Pupils Of this Institution
will commence on THURSDAY, the 22d of July
next, and be continued in the following order
Thursday Morning, examination of the Glasses
in the Primary Department.
Thursday Evening, do do Academic Dcp'nt.
Friday Morning, do do Collegiate Dep'nt
Evening, e o'clock) Address to the .Pu-
pills and Patrons. - -. =
Friday Night, Annual Concert. !. 80
The Patrons and friends Of the Institution are
respectfully invited to attend. ~ t,t5 =,
CHAS. A. RAYMOND, PRscrrAI..
June 90 j., - Ct y % =
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Certificates.

WYsoN, penny january 22d 1851g
Mr.. LEwIs-The Patent Straw Cutter which you
invented, and are now offering to the public, ID a
most excellent article and deserves public fayor
Two years since purchased one and have had
it in constant se-it has never beer out of repair
in any respect answering all the purposes you're
commend it for, / most cheerfully commend Tito
farmersn all sections, and could not inducedSts
part with the one have, without the prospect,of
obtaining another, for FIVE times it. cost. :
Respectfully, Y. E!PIOLLET.
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I a IL persons indebted to-tne
| A Collins, Decd, ore requested to make imnle-
diate payment, and those having demands against
the same to present them properly attcsted.
L, 4 y -, "a! 81 j. A. COLLINS, Admir-
f. Oct. 80 81 esI'S 's If Al y
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India Mating.
Dutch BOItimg Cloths.
Hamburg & Edgefeld Plank R'd

THIS ROAD is now completed and opened for
Il travel from the Cherokee Ponds and Sweet
Water to Hamburg. 49, f-
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..SherIT,s Sale.

DY Virtue, of writ of Fier Facias, to
Dine directed, shall proceed to sell at
Edgcfcld Court House, on the first Monday and
Tuesday in august next, the following property,
in the following cases, viz: - -.
Seth Butler VS. VIM. Herbert, one house and
lot situate aud being on the Corner of Centre
and Timan Streets in the Town of Hamburg,
known-in,t the plan of said Town, as lot No one
hundred and thirty-three (l33)s bounded on the
North BY Lot No 134, Eastby Cook Street
South BY Timan Street, and West by Centre
Street, having fifty feet front on Centre Street
and running back one hundred and fifty feet
more or less. .s..5 * s. =
Terms Cash. :. .,.ss!...,.,t -
- A., u. LEWIS JONES, s. E. D. 81
sJnly.7 1852 ass5g At se- g-ts 25
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HODGES. & FULLER INSTITUTES.

HODGES s. FULLER INSTITUTES,
(5THE exercises of these Institutions will be re-
l sumed on MONDAY. 18th of July next.
55a$gsj,,& Hodges Institute. ...,,.
Mr.. 3. "A. SrEED, A. B., Principal. ,..... s-;5s
Mr.J. M. PELoT; Assistant. 81 ~
81 Fuller Institute. :.ar. s,ze-
Rev T. j. PEARcE, A. b., Principal.
Miss NJ CoRNELIA PELoT, Assistant .4s
Miss E. NJ. McANALLY, InstruetesD in Music,
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery.
Expenses,
asrf''.zr'! Per SESSION OF FIVE MoNTna.
Primary Department, lst Glass >. $500
- -. ssql - st I'd :" ......... ....sr9 90
Second ...................l2, 90
Third 5 ...fa4r ................e..l5,O 90
n (" Including higher Mathematics and An ..,..,,.
cient Languages. ges.................lS, S,OO
Modern Languages, each. ch..:.............l0,OO 90
Contingencies from so to IS cts per Session.
The above are the same in both Institutions.
Music on Piano $40 ;,use of Piano 50 Ses. 22.00
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery, each. 90
Board from SS to $40 per month.
No charges besides the above are made against
any Student, except for books and damage done the
property of the Institutions.
Parents and Guardians are particularly requested,
not to pay any accounts made by their sons or
wards without their direction 3. 49, ''-r''.-.
10 BY request of the Trustees, Mr.. E. A.
STEED, will deliver an Address on Wednesday the
18th Of July next, s o'clock, P. NJ, in the Chapel
Of the Hodges Institute, on the claims of Southern
Literature All persons interested in the subject
are invited to attend:
- - E. VIM. PHIL, Sec'ry.
Z! Greenwood June 10 4t %
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eDisso so.l,ut'iso[]njf5s: Il:

'HTHE business formerly conducted under The
= i style Of TRENT & sMITH; for the pufposs
of conducting. a Hotel in sthe Town hamburg,
known ms the, American Hotel, waS.s sselsed on
the 18th instant, by mutual. consent.
z's THOMAS H. TREN IT,
s5S SO =, ISAAC SMITH
January sOth; 1852. ;iiGss'
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AudusrA. (GahSept JIG iS5J:s,

Mn. LEwls,-Dear Sir: Some time since fused
-one of your Straw Cutters to, cut rootsformyprg-
paraton Of Georgia Sarsaparilla. Some Of the roots
revery hard and tough = am happy te say y1Sr
The public need not fear of its getting out 81 order
BY cutting straw or fodder, or by accidentally GET
ting hard substances in it. ssf. .,Fs r., Ss-sR
Yours, respectfully, j., DENNIS
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Candidates for Colonel.

/ rw THE Friends of Maj. D. L. SHAW,
respectfully nominate him rs Candidate for
Colonel to fill the vacancy occasied by the res
T., Iasir.. g Col. G. d. MINIS.
t-la,l. u . HARRISON
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FpcErIsLp G. a. Sent. IOtisSI!.

Mn. WIZ. LEwls,-sir: In your lsftefl You ssk
how like the Straw Gutter bought ffon &you.
say, it exccls any thing Of the kind / have ever
seen, and could not be induced to part, ,wthpit,
without the prospect Of getting anotler, for any
common consideration. e.
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Notice. !.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate OF Joseph
IN Moore, deed, are requested to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having demands against the
estate will present them in due FORM.
- 60 ~. -.' -. E. PENN, Ex'or. d,
Feb IL .;1 1f"t If
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EdgefeId Male Academy.
Spalnln Hotel Re-0pened !!

VNIIE Subscriber having purchased this establish
Il ment, begs leave ito announce to the District
and to the travelling public generally, that he has
this day taken upon himself. the keeping Of said
Hotel '$,.: af,isfts.42 s.si ~ -. fr.. ~.
All that he can oto,repdetehis customers salts
fled shall be done. =. .I.sss$fl, ~ - -
Fe.respeetfully solieitsi "a share of public pat
ronage. IL II ~ .ss:ss..yi. .-.: g
Charges shall DO as moderate as the times will
admit. 80 itG.# JOHN IUIET.
Feb 10 IF
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McTeare Mills !,
Soda Water

lTHIS healthy and delicious BEVERAGE may
i now DO obtained in its purity, put up in Bot
les, ut the Drug Store of A. G. TEAGUE
May 81 II 10
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--Ian,T, and Train Oil.

THOR SALE nt the Shoe and Leather Store of
sE sR..T. MINIS, first rate article. Of LAMP OIL
lat reduced prices. Also, TRAIN and MEATS
FOOT OILS. =
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Chicks SPRINGS;

.GREENYILLE DISTRICT, S. G.
T>HIs delightful WATERNG EPLA CE will be
il ready to receive company blythe goth June, at
the following rates: -
Man, per day......................slsoo 81 90
Man, per week. ..................... 6 90
Over one week 90
Children and servants half price.
Horse, per day. y................ .621
Horse, per week SO so &.
P. S.-A largo addition has been made 70 the
Hotel since last summer, in order to accommodate
all that may give us call.
There is also Billiard Table and Ten Pin Alley
attached to the place. for the amusement of the
company, free Of charge. = "a :Sg:,, 70
P.'W. 6 r. S. CHICK, Propretors.
June II St s. % p
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Turnip Seed
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will be
Il made at the Session of the next Legislature for
an Act of incorporation for the Bethleham Church
Camp Ground in Edgcfeld District.
June 26 If "a
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Notice.
Notice.

5 A IL Notes due the Subscriber, individually or
n as Executor, are placed in the Bank of Ham
burg, for collection. Those indebted will please
make immediate payment - ....s
DR.. John Nj. Galphin, will act as my Attorney,
during my absence from the State.
II,,.1fl-; D.: ARDS.
Dec %, If
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N office

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the Co-partncrship
laherctoforc existing between the Subscribers un-
der the name and firm of GILBERT &. CnArIN, is
this. day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the firm will be settled by S. &
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INCIDENTS OF A JOURNEY
FROM ABBEvILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA,
To 0cala, Florida
BY AN OBSERVER OF asMALI THINGS"
TNIIE above is the Title of lively and interesting
i little work, just published and for sale at this
Office, and the Stores Of SULLIVAN Sc BRoTnER, G.
L. PENN and WILLIAMS Sc CHRISTIE.
&C. Price only 25 Cents
juno 24 If %
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WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs did on the first day
w Of March instant, file their declarations
against the Defendants who, tits said, isabsent
from and without the limits of this State, and has
neither wife nor Attorney known within the same,
upon whom copy of the said declarations might
torncy: 1t is therefore, Ordered, That the said De-
fcndant do appear and plead to the said declarations
within year and day from the date Of this pub
lcation, otherwise final and absolute jadgmentwill
then be given and awarded against him. zsE1', !
TIIOS. G. BACON, c.E.D.
Clerks Office, March 1852. J
Marchll %1y E4* ls@ 81,
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Notice.
Office.

A IL persons indebted to the estate OF Henry F.
"A FrccJpan, decd, will come forward ilnmc-
diately, and make payment and those having de-
mauds will render them in properly a,tested
.siq I'd. l.-;.s j. H.;JENNINGS, Ex'or. p
Jan ly 81
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Charleston, lst June, 1852.

81 & Il. M. GILBERT will continu;
~ the CARRIAGE BUSINESS at the ole
stand of Gilbert & Chapin, Formerly S. & and J
GILBERT Nos 35 and 40 Wentworth ST., and will
keep constantly on hand an extensive assortment o
CARRIAGES manufactured by themselves, ex'
pressly for their own sales, together with an as
sortment of other styles usually found in this mar
ket, to which the attention of their old friends and
customers is respectfully invited. Carriages Of any
style will be madete order, and repairing in all its
branches promptly and faithfully executed on rea
sonable terms. i,,,., ...--.......- .....-..
~, STEPHEN GILBERT,
ELIAS NJ. GILBERT.
r., Charleston, lst June 1852. ,5...,.
x, Persons indebted to the firm of S. & j. GILBERT
are requested to may payment to S. & E. NJ. Gil.
BERT, who are authorized to settle the business o.
said firm.
July Sm 25
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Caution.

ALLsP Persons are hereby cautioned from trading
IIzfor, a note of hand given by Lloyd Mitchell,
and, made payable to Washington Stalnaker, or
bearer; and the drawer is also requested not to
pay the ssamc as the property for which the note
was the Subscribers and not Wash. Stalnakcr's.
.x45sts. - - s.,,s.s. "A. r. HODGES.
July Z -st,s.ss Is. 49,. st., ,'s- 25
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Candles, &c.
@D q 80 Sperm CANDLES,
"|".. snn's--a superior
He every
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Notice
Notice. e..
MNfiCc.

AzLLsPersons indebted to the estate of Ellington
IN Clark, decd. are hereby notified to make i'm
mediate payment, ,and those having demands against
said estate will present them properly attested: '
IS. =. - ,.ss: JAS. BLACKWELL. :
J1lys7 g ...--....L. ....tf5 LBS q
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
Gnrt nnl efalltu.
Moral SnasiOn.

When friend Of ours whom we
called Agricola, was a boy, he lived
on 4 farm in Berkshire county, the
owner of which was troubled by his
dog Wolf The cur killed his sheep,
knowing, perhaps, that he was consci-
entiously opposed to capital punish
ment, and he could devise no means
TO prevent it.
Il Il can break him of it, said Ag-
ricola, ''if you will give me leave .
4 1.Thou art permitted said the
honest farmer; and now let Agricola
tell the story in his own words, pre-
missing, however, that ram can not
be good marksman.
"There was ram on the farm
says Agricola, "as notorious for but
ting, as Wolf was for sheep stealing,
and who stood in much need OF
moral suasion as the dog. | shut
4 w OIL Ill lllC DdIIl WILL itIiS OiU lCHlOh ,
and another Of almost equal pqgua-
Icious reputation, and the consequence
was the dog never looked the shee in
! the face again. They literally ! roke
lIeverv bone in his skin.
n "Wonderfully uplf,ed was the ram
Ihy the exploit; his insolence grew
1'intolerable; he was sure to pitch into
whatsoever went near him. Il Il fiS
him. says ], and so [ did. I rugged
Jan iron crowbar out of hole ID Tho
barn, point foremost, and hung 4 b ole
hat 6n the end of it. You can t al
ways tell when you see hat, V beth
or there's head or not; then how
Should a ram? Aries made at It full
butt, and being a good mark smaf
from long prac tee, the bar brc| Ike il
between his horns, and came d ut a
1.-The middle Of his back. This little
Iadmonition cured him effectual " 3.
Ibut ting"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
A WoiS :. h Is Laugh.

4 woman has no natural grace
more bewitching than asweet laugh.
1t is like the sound of flutes on the
water. 1t leaps from the heart in
a clear sparkling rilI; and the heart
that hears is feels as if bathed in
the cool exhilarating spring. Have
you ever pursued an unseen fugitive
Through the trees, ed on by her
fairy laugh; now here, now there
H. now lost, now found2 We la We
And we are pursuing that wander~
ing voice TO this day, Sometimes
lit comes to lis in Iii E midst of care,
.or sorrow, or ifksoine business; and
then i've turn away. and listen, and
hear it ringing thf ough the room
like q silver bell, with power to
scare a way all tie i'll spirits Of the
mind. How much we owe to that
sweet augh, II I'd rms the prose of
orr life into poetry; it filings showers
of sunshine over the darksome
wood in which we are travelling; it
touches with light even our sleep.
/ which is no NOR e the image Of
4 death, but gemmdd with dreams
\ that are the shadows Of Immortality
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
LEATHER.
I New Goods! New Goods,

TENtIE updefsigntd have just received a
u large ami vaFleI Sack Of desirable
T ALL AND WINTER I09DS3
bcugn, on best terms rom first C ass houses
IN tie clies Of Philadelphia and New York,
10 which they invite the attention Of puf.
ch4sers. Having had much experience in
the business. and being well kno wn ID this
continuity. l1ey deem II almost Unnecessary
10 repeat The assurance, thai at tins h5use
can be lound a. good Goods. and on as liberal
terms. as can be had al any like establish
shenl ~ 'he STATE. Suffice It I" sa y that ihey
are deternlinea, as heretofore, to make ii 10
the Interest Of buyers IN deal With them
SouTHWoRIiH, MORGAN s. NEIL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

The following anec dote i'll ustra-
tive of railroad fac iIity, is very
pointed. we d ; pot rccoIlec ever
seeing it in prin /:
A traveller Inquired Of a negro
the distance to a certain poInt. =
DAT pens on circumstances, re-
piled the darkeH. "lf you Swine
aloo'p it'll take you bout 4 lay; il
YOU g'vine in d& stage, You make
it in half day; but if yon sit in one
OBJ desc snI oke wagons, you be al
mos dar now"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

Posi- OFFICE LITERATURE. "A letter
passed through the post Office a few
days since, directed to the "0rddrter' 5
Office, Washington Another about
the same time started in pursuit Of
@Jerrey Mire jacobs, . some where
down in Connecticut And SIT ll an
other for a man resident in the State
of "New Gearsey." We are all 10 au-
thorised to request a lady in Wiscon-
sin to look out for a letter, as there
was ore directed to her several days
ago. No town having been specified,
she is presumed to be 'citiz en- at
large in that small State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

QuAkER|s CotR rsHIp,-" Martha,
does thee loFe me: asked a Quaker
youth of d Qua keresS at whose
Shrine his hearts fonJiest feeling
had been Offered Up,
"Why, S Ftb, s. ie answered., Eve
are comma hded 10 love one another,
are We not.]'
CAB, N aEtha! But does thee re-
gard me v ith that feeling the world
calls !ovt?P
q hardly know what 70 tell thee,
Seth; bay e tried to bestow NY
love on al; but i have sometimes
thought, nc rllaps thee was getting
more than thy sh are"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

An.isnorant icl low who was about
to get married, resolved to make
himself perfect 1n the responses OF
the marriage Sd rvice; but by mis-
take lie committed the office OF
baptism for thofe of riper y ears.
So when the clergyman asked him,
"IVilt thou have this woman TO be
thy welded wife," he answered in
i very solemn tone, Il rfndunce
them ALL" The astonislled NJ his
ter said, 81 think you are b fool;''
10 which he replied, Gall this |
steadfastly believe"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
r. a. GRAY & CO..

- HAVE purchased the entire stock
f,'--S OF Gocds of SHANKLIN s GARD
E4tx.S NER, and are now Offering the
saEieat usuaily low prices for cash. or 10
puEic,nai dealers on the usual time. 1t has
befome very common for Merchants TO say
thdl hey are Selling Goods for smaller profits
ind D any bilier house IN town. THIS we
WI L leave Tot the public 70 decide. But we
w say Tins much-all who wish 10 buy
Cd DDS CHEAP. give US call, and examine
out pnces ihal is the way I'd Prove the
Mailer. , Feb. 20, 1892
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

GRANp Mss MEETING IN l1cNArpy
CogS7r. The democracy Of NIcNai-
ry.couaty will give a mammoth Bar
bacuc, ! mile south of Purdy, on
"Wednesday, the 29th of this month,
to which they invite the people Of
Tennessee and the surrounding
States, without distinction of party.
a number Of able speakers have been
Invited; among whom we notice our
lalloW-citizens, Jones ard Ross.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
Barter! Barter! Barter!lii

3 ADJ rs bring on your barter as fast as
H-l you please; we will pay highest mar
i2ef price, in goods al Cheap Lales ioI any
mount Jf
GPOd heavy brown Jeans,
CparYe Wool Socks,
FEATHERS, Ginseng. Wool. Sc. sc.
! SOUTH NORTH, MORGAN & NEIL.
Jolly 20. 1851.
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O.. for u lie Bee Hive I!
INDUST RY WILL PROSPER!
Cloth sasg Store!
SCGTEI, G7sAY & CO..
De0lersTia Etrcign and Domestic
Dry Goods. exclusively fOr
Md ms Wear,

AfR W ear,
t;aa HAVE idsl received and com :. =.
% pleIed, one of lie LARGEsr iGpid
sas- and Mesr DESIRABLE Sucks OF LAEI
Gantsepiess's Goods, hey have ever
oil red in In Is NJ rkei. Our slock consists in
pd T. oil Black a id Fancy Coiored CiiChs,
Ctsshneres ana Doe SKINS, OF French, En-
glESh, Belgium. qiarnan, liallan, and Scotch
IL hnuiacluie d.T HE latest STYLES and best
rs BE-. = RI ahd Unot. Twoeds, Cassi1
"a FIRES and DliIIibgs al low prices fer sunni
mfi and boys Wear. Linen DflilngS, and
L|heu and Colkon Panlaloons and Coal
-Gpods OF all Binis. Vestlngs IN great yarIl
ely: SatIG, SIN, Gretfa.iint, Embroidered
Z tspmeres, SnaiGle, Naencias, Linen, Mari
settles, Cotton. W ooien. N plain and all
tai hlonahle >lb Ids and colofs. Back and
Finley Six StaIls ana CrAvaIS; do Madras
and Cotton oi bl the desirable Styles and
qadlItIes. Ppnbre. Spntateld's, English
aFd FRENCH olia and Linen Pocket iianGker-
,cAlefs; and ne IIlam anti .lancs Stocks with
springs. Il acA aud Fancy Colorel Kid,
Linen. LIsie, : llhreat. CqitoH, Siik. Buck
ski4. W cole aild Berlin Gloves; Linen aud
COil4n Halt iIPst; French and: Domtsiic
iou$penderS Of ali qaaillies. including those
pl tEi aud Of lhdta Rubber suspendeT ends,
Halsl Caps, Bpots and SHOES, W aiking
tah4s, Riding Whips, Umbrellas, Hair,
Ndik, and roodh Brushes; PockeI Knives.
>uPd4ior Raz9rs and R4zpr SHopS, Pistols.
sc. Sc; an5 every thins necessarylo com
plete gentldad u jrobe.
The CHARACTER Of our establishment is 50
wei known, and 50 correctly appreciated by
/ a portion OF a liberal and tellgent pubic,
7 That we deem Ulalulost superflsuu To eXpa-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

There are hundreds of people who
become very religious hen they
think danger is nigh. We knp w Of
a man who fell from bridge across
a certai b river, and just as he found
he must 60, and no help for it, be
bawled out at the top of his voice,
'Lord i ave mercy on.me-and qui{k,
tooin