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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
HiRDW ARE And CUTLERY.
Fail Se0crx 1882.

y FNHE undersigned are now VI receipt 4
j thtI en- he Stock OF HARDW
and CUTLERY for The Fall Trade ard d
calling lbe aluentinn of the merchants J.
Tehne ssee. KenIueky. and North la6an /
10 dbeir stock NOW 10 state. they feei conf
lied thai II vi be found 10 Compare iayord
BIZ, beth as 70 quantity and assortment, " ilt
thaF OF any House in toe country
E1Pe1ience has already demonstrated h
-lEesaii faction OF iargs majority o: .icaers
10 Ibis secnOr oil ttss country. 'satII The -
iicle Of HardUHrd al least the N4shvi:l~ ulad
keiis preferable 10 those OF Ne a York aul
Phi adelphia; tof he simple reason that ii d
sestTipt,pn OF gobds will not bear the tlea |
EXPENSES OF II aasporta:ien winch musr necI
esssuiy accru+ when thought lhruiish bI
canals and railroads. The UNDERSIGNED ard
also enabled 10 place their customers cd
equal footing with lhose purchasing n ang
other market, from the latt tiiat ,heir EuIo4
pean goods being ali imported direct from
the manhiacIure rs by way OF New Orleans
icitlOut toucLiqg .New YORK. thus enabling
then, 10 ofsr heir goods at small advanced
on importation cost
merchants. Biacksmilhs, CarpenteTs, SC. =.
visiting Nashville are invited 10 Call and ex
4 nine their stock before purchasing.
FtGihsrs. WOO, BesstsdE and Ginseng re
,eiyeh IN exchange for Hardware and IN payi
men.of deb,s at the higkest market prizes
FALL s. CUNNINGHAM
College street., Nashville
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
Being Built

About The best an gument we
have yet seen against the use Of
the phrase being bui5t. Instead Of the
phrase 5azdsug, is contained inI the
follow log dialogue, which is going
the rounds Of the papers. 1t shows
that tilc phrase Deiag 6uiH may be
used 10 the same sentence 10 sig
.nify both the state Of completion
aud that Of incolnpletion.
Or D GENT.-Are there any liou-
ses building in your village?
Yo.UNG LADY.-No sir. There
IS new house being butt for Mr..
Smith, but it IS the carpenters who
age building.
O. CT True; | sit Corrected
70 be building is certainly a DIFF
ferent thing from being buIlt;fand
how long has Mr. Smiths house
been Being buili:'
I I..-(Looks puzzled a mo-
neHt, and then answers rather ab
ruptlD1 nearly a year.
Q. U How muca longer doyou
think il will be being built?
Y. .--(ExplosivelyJ--I don'i
lSiIow.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

AIr. Mech lays: Farmers dig
their gardens tV % feet deep, but only
plough their Ian dsive inches. They
lake especial c; re of their nag hor-
.ses in a good "; rn stable, bat expose
their farm horses and cattle 10 All
weathers. They deny the utility of
drainage in stryng, tenacious clays,
but dare not dig a4andergrouad eel
lar in such soilI, because the water
would get in.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
II. A. GRlT & co.,

- H.gE purchased the entire stock
~ lsas-.5ff--ts of Col 5ds OF SHANKLIN X GARD
:.4~Ia4s-.s NER. nd are now offering the
Sd ID al iiausualtE low prices tJr cash. pr TO,
puIlctual dealers In The usual ,me. Id has
becbine yerY com mon for Mercha ans ID say
fhat hes are selling Goods Tor smaller pIof's
ihaP anY other hbuSe 10 town. This we
wlil leade tor, the public to decide. But we
viii say mis- mu eh-al who wish TO buy
Goods qatAP, gife US call, and xarhiue
our prices. rhal is the wayto Prove The
mailer FEB 20, 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

TElHE folI0wipg comrI4e rorlian c I our
n large stock of Hardware; unsurpassed
in vsEiely by any House 10 lie west.
Collins Axes, Warranted Axes OF Other
BIRDS Anvtis and Vices. BELLOWS and Screw
Plates Hand and Sledgs Hammers, Table
and Pocket Cutlery. RaZefs. SFfears and SEE
sors. Curry Combs. Padietks, F,es .oJ
Rasps. Silters and COTE. Mills .,,,rrn irons
Birdie BitIs. Angus andlf.h;.als pisuss oI
all kinds, Hsnd Sa~- li ~. Kr;ves
Hatcher. and n 49, EI;,i ID Co.'s On,
SAYS. Sin- ,e and dotbie Shot Guns. Rifles.
comp re. Chains OF ali kinds, Cotton Cards;
f'ogs,Ler with many other articles too nu-
meFops 10 mention.
FALL g. CUNNINGHAM.
College sresi. Nashville
80 ,ck0
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

'fEIaying examined the city, Mr.
Giles, what do YOU think of it?''
"Why, sir, | don't know-but !
do think that all but the lawyers are
a pack Of rogues. ~
= fInleed. And what Of the law
yers, Mr.. Giles
"Why, as for them, I'm sure they
be-"
Net much made cut of that Wit
ness.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

a late writer supposes that the
~indiiIerepcs 10 danger which most
people exh Flit onsteanl-boats, 81 rings
from the domm04-place look that
everything wears. We should not
wonder if rs right. Who ca d be-
Iiepe that i thousand horses are tug
ging to get out Of boiler when he
sees this inn nense power kept in sub
jection by a knock lneed man IN pa
per hat and ill-kept nose.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

How age sancilies things. OF
all The books in your library, there
is zone you look on with so mach
interest as the cold spelling book ?
sou once took TO school with YOU.
IN our iam5les il the garrett the
other day, We came across the
same -'DaboIi's Arithmetic that
we once mastered the ID iricaries
Of the Rul c OF Three with. Had
we came cross heap Of sudden
wealth, we could not ha yc been
more surprised amp gratlfied. IL
was like Tie coming 10 llte Of an
id fri4nd. Among the sums STILL
soiIed with our dry and Tears, was
the Very one about the par value
Of "a certain COW and ioAr calves,
tie solution 9i whi4h VI; S 50 Gilii-
cult chat ''olIi Rattan thonght be
could eNpedi lie matters bJ breaking
his ruler Yer our head |. As we
sid before, always ltv trence an
old bodk--ah old school book, es-
peciaHy nothing 50 quickly ma kes
a boy OF YOU again.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

Why is a woman hunting for the
bellows, likeaman shining" around
after money? Because she is trying
to 'sraise the wind" The young
man who perpetrated this, was last
seen when his friends lostsight Of him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

In Unaerrated man.-Iny your OPP
inion, a gentleman about yoprheight.
age and appearance.
An Oce,rutcd man.-Any gentle
man who differs from this height, age
and appearance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
A. s. DUAL,
SURGEON DENTIST.

g HAyIsG permanently located at
ETIS this place, intends by executing his
work lD The best possible sly lie, 10 merit he
pa lronage Of This community. DR.. Duvai
fab al all times be found al his Office, on The
South side of the Public Square at Hines
Hotel. where he Is we'll prepared to execute
ivtrk in every department OF his Profession
LADIES wishing his services can be waited
5n sal tlieir residences. either in Town or
Souniry. Now Il.lS52.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

The less III aims one has, th E more
noise he makes in The world. A
full carriage i,olls along Quietly, but
an empty one rattles and clatters
necessarily. a drum is one of the
noisiest things in the world, because
it is brim full Of emptiness.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

Recent experiments have estab-
lisbed the fact that clover s9Wed the
list Of June, or first Of JAY, at tha
last working Of Indian corn, viii IN
sara a Stand Of clever more d ertain-
y than when soRa wish spring grain.
lib raasoagiTis, because tie ground
is shaded ana moist. wllith flyors the
termination and growth until the
plants h9Yea obtained satii1ens root
to withstand the drouth wh lea Blten
prevail 5 after spring or fall sowing.
Care must b. ,iLen no' I "a I OF
sowing too late The Disco ery that
land can be adyautageousiy e fdeJ
among the growing corn, will be Of
great service tb corn planters. 1t
Will obylate DE necessity Of deydting
tFe corn groand one season to grow
ing oats or ether small grain for the
purpose Of Puttipg 1t into clover.
The greatest Success has been upon
land where 400pounds Of gaano had
been sown br9adcast and plowel in
before planting corn.-N Z Plo@.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
SUBLrNE.--The fontestI memories

SUBLME.--The fondest memories
Of Years that lie entonrSed in the.
vast sepulchre of past ges, come
rushing DER the soul lik E mdlassesI
gushing and gurgling out OF the
bunghole into the pitcher, to put on
buckwheat cakes.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
Tie. AtbanyEN " 4

The. AfbanyIfN W Arg#s des-
cri,es Han iInpr5ved agricultural ma
chino. made bIHenry Beebe Of that
civ which Flows four faT0ws. so5Fs
tie Seed. harrouFs the ground. MI in
one operation
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
a TRAVELLER who has i een over

a TRAVELLER who has been over
the gronbA, says that pedpie who
cross the lsthmqs carry along 100
great d vafiety, Viz: bed blpniSet>.
pork, stewEpans, and YaIise$. In
his opEnioil, all a man " ants for tlle
Whole voydgr, is b hottle Of brRndl.
to Kill time and a revolver 10 Kill
greaSers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

O, for the Bee Hiv e !!
INDUSTRY WILL PROSPERl
CsOsEsSsag $40 ae!
sGoTE', GRAY 81 q d..
Dealers isl Foreign and Dbiaestic
Dry Goods. exclusively for
Hens Wear,

I<sr HAVE just received and edm- "a ,fl
| SssN pleted, one of The Ian GEsT ii9iilHM
seS- and MOST DESIRABLE stodks ei 9L-
Geasiesaesi's Goods, they nave eyer
oHri fed IN TINS market. Our siocA consists in
! par. OF Black and Fancy CoiaEet Cloths,
ChssImeres and Doe Skins. OF }r4nch En-
gihsi, Belgium, German. Italian, aid Scotch
! mIaanIacluie Jl tae latest s,yi4s and best
lIuake Woo and Union TwIedB, Cassi-
N eres and priil,ngs at low prlc4s for Sum
u srand boys wear. Linen DdIIings, and
Linen and Cotton Pantaoond anJ Coat
fGpoIs oil all kinds. Eesunes III eteat var,-
iIeIk: Satin. Silk. Grenadine, embroidered
/ lChsimeFes, Saallie, Naencias, lln4n, Mar
senlfs. Cotton, Wooden, IN Main aud all
lashIonahle styles and colors Black and
Family SILK ScafIs and Cravals; do Madras
and Cotton Of all tie desirable styles and
QUALITIES. Pongee, SpiualheIJIs, English
aud kreach Six and Linen Pods lIandker-
cIiitlf; and fine PLAIN and fancy Stocks whh
springs. Back and Fancy EBIoied Kid
Ll;Ieh, Llslt. Thread. Cotton, Six. Buck
ssh4, W ooieil, aud Berlin Clovis; Linen and
C4ltdn Hall Hose; French a hd! Domestic
Sispenders OF ali qualities, lad ludng those
Of FIJI and o! India Rubber 81 peniler ends,
HAS, Caps. Bouts and Sho IS, Walking
C4nes, Riding Whips. CmbF elIa$. Hair,
CloIii. aid Tooth Brushes; Pc ckeI Knives
SUPERIOR RaZors and Razor ST. ps, Pislus.
ST. Sc; and every tLlng neces parry to COM
aleteIa gentleman wardrobe.
The character Of our establiA hm4nt is So
WI known, and SO correctly apAref lated by
a PORTION pl liberal and IuteliigtutI pubic,
likt We dteh Ialniosi superhuoqs 10 expa-
ii,Ilf upan us nal flls-lhns much. howeyef.
sc Will say: that our Spring Sodk has ndi
us superior in this place, both IS regards
QqALErY AVID HRicE. We are, therefore,
ipsF4ated to kf!l Pn IS liberal lermb as any
te&dar retail es a5iis!ment in the Slate.
Rkfging Upon ourSsocl Of Goodf, hs upon
ouE uHiflrm DIES re 10 please, we Ieel conf
ldeht Gf receiving ,he award Of All Increased
SHIRE ol paff3naEe.
I'd $dott. Gray IS. Cos come one a nd all,
/. IN here Giothing is found IN plenly;
4 We hAse Sikne4 Erock and Busine s4 Goats !,
Ffoin oEl4 dPiar Up 10 twenty.
lIWe hage GlHyes and Socks .Cravats & Stocks.
! NPgtlhfF with Drawers and Sfinls. sIfs;
Fine l'auts ald kesis, hui VIVA. is best,
We sellIas dheap as dirl, slrs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
/ Me- Gae.isI New Goods!

fE9FIE ppdersignt I'd have jus receive a
4 age :iat vat ed >'lock of desirable
FAIL AND 4YlIlT8 -B S0gDE3
9ousIi on best terms from t5st class hou SEES
u ihk cll;es Of Philadelphia and New Ydtk
10 " hich they invite the attention Of: put-
Oh aSsrs. Having had much experience IN
he business. and being well known &c dis
community. they deem II alEsosi unnecessary
Ia repeat the assurance, thai at this house
ear be found as good Goods and on as Ibe PAL
leIu14. as can be had at any like establish
amend ia TIE S+hie. Suffice 10 say that they
hIe determined. as heretofore, 10 make II to
he ialeTesfGl buyers 10 deal with lhem
SOUTH WORTH, MORCANf& NEIL.
Sept %.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
Business In TulIahon,a!

ENN the Goth inst.j intend being ID
~ TuiiahOma, with li,nise d stock Of
groceries, and such other articles as will
Aeet The demands Of The adjoining country,
4 ind Improvements Of The new Town.
MY determination is 10 be ready. on the
Trivial Of the Cars. 10 open with PULL and
GENERAL ASSORTMENT; and shall be prepared
fiI nlsh the trade wt4 every thitg IN my
sne, on the MOST LIBERAL TERMS. al Nash
file prices. J. GRIZZARD. /.
| Nashville, Sept. 23Htf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

= -l-F----l7s and anguish. reIitYed Ey
its tse. are multiplying and ircrsasinr be-
yoip all precedent. Il goes Ike an angel
CIV l'h healing opliis w;sgs."
Ilo persons who wish, we can furnish
na3es and residences OF PERSONS IN The
eiiylard country, who have been euitd Of
IL rheumatism, Spr;sins, Bruises.
RsIhnsl and lhp most loaIhsome sores; as
well as Turner's. Cancers ard ygenss
andPi h9rses fhal have bren cured Of suaV-
insf Ring EoEses, SpfiEf, FIstuIss, and
HOil-EEils, and hard toree rrn oIs On tho
ieeil legs, shoulders. ard back. Almost ev-
cry Farmer through u The county can tesli.
fy 70 its wonderful heath p5tveys-und
nnnf Of them would he dssv wiihout ii
OwteISoi Livery Stab.eS AMI SIage Comm
nie1 can save huIdreds OF dollars YEARLY hy
usIlIg this Eminent on then horses wheAes.
er l1ey become CALLED, chsaed. or erjiped
fronI anyof he theuzaad accidents to hiss
iheii stuck Is subject.
Purchasers viii save money by hnviry fbs
iafet size bottles; The 50ceHi SIZE eonlsinne
Ihre{, and the dollar eig hl tines t..r qssnHts
Of II % cents.
% GROSS jnst received AMI for .a.e a.
ProIrieiors prices Nv
J. NJ. ZiaiERNaN.
Whilesale and Rria.i Agent. dUorS from
Ebe Square. 4Tstset street.
sriI~ For sale IN Fayetteville. Tena., BY
NlctlLRQY 4 CRAHFORD. eEss
Nashville. Sept 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

ia iloriil g. -As has been notified in our
cirEdi4.s ailA uIder auvertsemenlsl let II be
baine ID mliIa, ifat ihis branch oi Iudr bust
ae{s isHsllii fTpSiIerGiss and flowing on IN us
vastly Iinipfbved 6Jauiy; II bemg. thai we
tafe al length aEquiTed. such perfection in
th9 CUTTING Iabd FAsHiuNING AIT, that bot one
Ie .Ins 10 doubt THAI we could hide he de
foi hfliFs OF ItiehRrd H. or fiji ifom Gen.
Teh Taumb-|io made the country curl.
ouS and uFcw ihFp TO witness his dImInu-
I'VE person and varied cosiume-toI Gen
jadk,oa, who led armies 10 battle and 10
vicEoTy- And WIRE it fequired. we could tit
irohn ihe fair mo4ellngs Of Venus de AIedici
and tie Greek Save. TO Tile vast Rested
Aepiip D. BeivdHTe.
You'd friends in haste.
H SCOTT, GRAY & GO.
4n.,tt5 lc51
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
Bazin's Perfunery.

: !. $: 4: ME-: e.: s:5 4. s: "a: ::
S4aps. Shaving Saaps, Shaving CompounIs
Sharing Creams ,fne sne common CoiugnAs
E iraels. sc. Sc. PREPARED tv Z. Baz.a,
uEcesfOF 10 Rouse, Philadelphia. Theke
prfparRt.pns are more popular IN this uAr
k1l than auy other AmeIicAa PeI;Dmery a td
WILDE sold 10 counify merchants and Obj :.
buying 10 sell again Al Philadelphia price Is,
W tth c4st Of Transportation aided. A lfeki
supply jusl Irc9ig.d.
EWIN, BROWN & co.
Sept. %. Nashville. Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
WILLIAM STEWART. W. W. OWE K.
81 eWart & Owen,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet 9r0n War E.
Opposite E4aIssex' * Brother.

Markei-St., NashtiHe, Tenn.
FIR KEEP constantly on hand all KIN b
-sslllzzs pf improved Cooking. Wooj and Coil
Il stoves, Parior. Hall and Flui4d
stpves; Ename:sd sl1 Plain Man'ei
Gfafes. sCSJob W 9fk solicited and EXP.
cutrd with estness and despalch t'raihrrS.
Befswax, Pewter. ans. O.d COPPER taken Ia
ex{ hangs iOr work. v
April %. is52-ly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

There il an]ol4 NJ aid in Babylon,
r. T., " loI is 50 EaccustonI Jed 10 da-
ting her age backwards, hat when
She speaks Of the latter pJ rt Of De-
cember sEle calls. il 1atd III the
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

4 yankee dovn East has made
the gtani discovery, that window
siaztd Witli old hats, is a sure inli-
cation that the occupants have seen
a ran bottle. That's a f'ct
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
s.HkguEw,

1Ytr e have on lstn,i. aud will coniiuue lo3
w k44H, Il ge lot of Lc,aiiler OF ali
knois-BfIdie and Harness, Upper and Sole
Leather. GILL s RUSSELL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

Lace Goods, &c.
gsss, EMB p Mourning Sleeves;
aASS Needle Worked Chemizetief;
" Paris Trimmed Collars;
White and Black Lace Cane;
Twisted Silk Mus;
ihiea1 Lace Edsings and lnserIIngs;
jacoDet do do 10
Swiss & Bnhi Lace 90 10
POUIH WORTH, MORGAN & NEIL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

Philosophers say that shutting
the eyes makes the sense Of hear
ing more acute. 4 wa5 suggests
that ills accounts Tor be many
CLOSED ewes that are sedB 10 ots'
churches oh Sundays.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

tHftt, ava ne uci4af ciShi Tine 5 isir gGRBRtF
Of Ne 70 cents.
3f OiR0SS Just received aEt for saie al
PGo1IIei0rS prices Nv
J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
Wht lesale and Rria.i Agent. doors from
Ibe Square. AFatSet streel.
sCtTs For sale ~ Fayetteville Tepa.. byl
LelctLRQY < CRAWFORD F-s
NIshrie. Sept 1852
C,,iO,-, -. 49, - ----------.
S 'p Tn Y, iHoA' -
- ~ i'"'S-7St'l Oh anu rehi
u j" papers;
- uo% 'e"'',' a'l lGf6ish;
'uf iefS'tSu "tu ioT safe uw hY
&C., .. A. AiN EHAAN.
-. :. iey-, Na>AT'le. Tenn,
" IkkAflFUGE --l5tl ~,ds. AI,I -.
V Fahbp>fotk,>. alSr IN o,.-s MI
celebrated Pills: tor sale N.
]. NJ ZI6IFRNAv
Sept. .. 1852. i N,si.r,ll. t.
-. -
SD2cIaI A0siec 10 The Inflicted.
So MiFCIiEI.I.tS Eo,;f1r
IDN Es.Iesssr,.,t5e T7TF,..,..-
tn Y and EsoosI Es.,,fsse..,
rs E3 y aceitsin Gun. f5r,,,,,e, H..
~ " aauIna;ery. Ctr.nie mr.
" ErtAN 81 Acut. EItrf,.,r,s.. ~,
II tTsfst3 - R1Ici. AM, CO., Tt',1
TX ~ ~ vaflabl. rsueb, s,,a,,t
X wnhnu, rival ~ NE ~
$50 : A4 ,,,,sot n. '''' Us
lY- j, 49,. ''''eS ~ ms
A|t-S Ss1.1j CO. - "a
@ psra.s.ae aE.ea.,,.ra ,rel-
:" 'i't'l
nrnts- al 80 -.
cured - ind nse a. tsiS E,f-kr, ana ri
l3,csL IL. ~, .f..,--...,
ms a., 'rsal..,ii. -, -
G,u,,,,at6,, ra..s t,,t iii H. -
,an ,r,sstI a,ld -, e,,,, -. "
WIN mi, lad ~, mi, ma 80, >
.te,n.,i a.I e,tsr,,,t ,sa,s,., Ut - -
,..,,,tJ b.ay
rhe yartaus waie,f.,r tlaccs ,tlc,,t .f.,af,,,o,
,ri,et@s,ae 49, - - ., Ian lg
skeleton. their a.sb w,thon, AL ian s.
alysed'- these have been pe'mar,oiiy cu'ed.
a'e now ePJoyiag excellent hea.ih. aFe.abis
10 Follow 'AelI i'finef avoeaiioes with tLeir
usual agiltFy-ifom The Use OF these n.rdi
cises- hese 'ae's are iuiiy suhst4nilticd "
lpuS'ishtd ifsHWo1y iifst canuoi be gam
sase'' Guy Can 9f to1chst inf by thousands.
Also, Mi tiIr-Ll.,S 'f1iGiasl DiGr-
riaG'ia Scf'i'isA anu s-o"Es. Drops stand
Unfi'a'sd ~ curing rui".enafy di-easts-aHy
s'ircnoh 81 the Lungs. as Coughs. coits.
- - ' ~" o'S'l Jihf-
i"od ~ 'lie U.s. oi me DtAihGa Cordial can
De Sfeed''i Stopped. " ,leli ~ ciffeHIc OF acuts
. 70. -, sRo'. s'aHHfnS % be mad OF g. b
steiSLiN n F. / ay vile. 4euD.
The s0psenher also has al lnErmary ia he
CIR OIL Nashville on Use corner If Vine and
bs'i'u''"'shs svre'S' 'o' NE reception end
accommodation 81 i"v"ids visiting 10 come
o''eS' nc ,'.n'' ''1'e SiS''a' ''se- lis
= - 'i'.e' st' eo'S 'NT ',.'s"tfS Diseases;
Dyspepsia. ieeIs. Colds. Coughs. Caueeis.
P'ies, Sore p Is Sefo.nla. Diseases O. the
Skin. D,3Jf4ga. Giagrl. and Asthma. Re.
ma.ss,sull-FHaa iroe' Irr su'sruies nervous
aeSs and tebtiiiy eaH te pe5nanenfiy cured.
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Brown's Essdnoe Ginger.

bscWn'S essence Ginger.
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DAYS. THIS valuable aad Pleasant aIicle ]:
raj pidlY growing IN public favor and seems L
hd much preferred 10 any similar aiticle a. Bu
bd fore The public.
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For Negroes.
fash for N00li

w E willray 3Octs per pound Cash
w Tor clean washed Wool. OF viii gre
gdods or groreries al lowest rates fcr il.
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Receiving, Forwarding & Commission
MERCHANT
Also, Agent for Kanawa Salt,
SHELBYPTLJE TENN
sHELB WILLIE. TENN


9rp WILL attend promptly to receiving
I and forwarding all Goods and Pro
uce consigned 10 his care, Constantly on
Hand LARGE and WIKI sELEcTEp <,oct II
groceries, indigo, MaddeF, Pepper,
fpIce, ana all arIcIfs Usually kept Tor lam-
ily and plantation Supplies. TSanava
Salt Will be furnished al Nashville nr,css
ddding freight.
REFERENCE;
T. =. HoopRrcH Y Co, Fayetteville.
] GILL s. RussELL, IA
GoopRIcH BucHAsks & BE.vrts 40
=. NJ CoLpwELL X Co., ShelbyrilIe .
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FALL 4 CuNMNeHix. Ea:hvils.
Jo. EDWARDS, do
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ZIMMERMAN & Co. do
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SURGICAL INsTfRq MENTs. pl n4aE
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inns. and ready made CloIhing. Of every de-
scriptibn. Gentlemen would do-wel! to give
US a cdll al our New Brick Stare, norih east
corner Iot the Public Square before puscha-
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NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
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j, Mexican Mustang Liniment.

HE reputation OF iAis
Preparation IS. increasing
daily; the circle of IFS IN
taesce and unbourced
Pepoiadly IS deepening
aud wIdebine; and the ca
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