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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-30
Nashville ADVERTISEMENTS,
~0~HS~~~l-S~-~-~-~
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
Il Es.ss stool. Car Esxo
Fan stock for ASA

FHfHE undersigned are now Inarece5pt oi
IL Their entire stock OF HARDIN ARE
and CUTLERY for the Fall Iiade, and in
calling The atteptipn OF the merchants oil
Tennsssee, Kentucky, and North Alabama,
10 theft stock now in store, they feel conf
dent tEat il will be found TO compare lavofa
bly,, bLth as TO. quanllIy and ASSORTMENT, with
that Of any House in the country.
Experience has already demonstrated 10
the satis iacton Of a large majority OF dealers
IN this section o! The country, thai Ia The ar
tic!e 81 Hard1care al least, The Nashville mar
Set is preferable 10 those Of New York and
PhfadFiphla; Tor he simple reason that this
description Of goods will not bear the heavy
EXPENSES oil transportation which must nee
iessarllI accrue when brought through by
canals and railroads. The undersigned are
also enabled 10 place their customers on
equal 3oling with those purchasing 10 any
other 4iarket, from the fact that their Euro
pean goods being all imported direct from
tie nidpuiaciarers by way Of New Orleans
,oithos4 touching .New York, thus enabling
themI 10 offer their goods al a small advance
OF importation COST.
,.M9Ehants. Bidcksmiths. Carpenters, &C.,
visiting Nashville are invited 10 call and ex
aDineIheir stock before purchasing
Fedlhers, Ipooi, Bess,ear and Ginseng re.
eelvest IN ex ell mge for Hardware and IN pay,
menti9f debts al he highest market prizes
FALL. & CT NNlNGHAM.
! College 81 Get, Nashville
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-30

East TenuBssee.

Sewer county is tile" Banner coun-
I'll" Of Tennessee whiggery. Brown
low 5 Wing publishea d letter from an
anti Scott wing oft lat county, from
which We extract is fellows
Sewer and other writer's in the
Register says, he has never known
the wings Of this county more strong
II united dp any m4n, than they are
Oh Gen SCOTT.
"Sevier,Y (uules$ I am greatly
mistakenly is an ultimate friend of
ID Pine; and wish no dispute with
him, either through the papers or
Il ny other way. But according to
his statement about the feeling i'll
t be wing ranks in this county for
Gen Scott, SEWER is either really
deaf and blind, Or else he Just 'front.'
See nor tar. Why, friend SEWER
there is one settlement in this cou4-
IS (m the upper parD that votes
some 30Istrong, and not one~fourtl
Pf them, nay, do not suppose one
Eighth Of them are democrats, AND
these people themselves say, that i
There is one single Scott man there
they don't know who he is" and
there lives III sight Of the courthouse
in This county, about IL democrats
and about 30 wings we'll, accord
ing to what these men say He1Rs1lces
and | suppose they know their owl
feelings, they stand aboutHt bus I'd
Scott III, for Webster II, CDR Pierc
III. GIVE Of Iii / wings l have hear,
no positive expression how the,
-Aaouid vote, from ether circumstance
! count ) Of them for Scott, and
for W4bster)
~i3eFidcs all this, there are wing
in other and different parts Of th,
county, some Of whom have grow
gray ii defence Of their country, an,
IN the wing ranks, who say they ADJ
aot eo1t Tor Stat, These are Thig
TO thht we're votingtho wing ii lxet
when Nome who now call themst lve
, taue wligs, were advocating measure
that lgues4 would hardly be adopte,
now 4s whig principles, pliable a
they hive become since Gen. Scott
L0millatiouP
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-30
,5u.t illlh faIltlI..
Steam Racing.

II is presumed TO be undeniable
that much Of the blame attached to
The Captain and officers Of steam
boats IN racing upon ihe waters,
should be shared by those almost
equally reckless passengers who
stimulate and set on; taking almost
as much interest in the result of
the race as the officers themselves,
and thinking, perhaps, as little Of all
the awful consequences that may
result from such woful foolhardI-
ness and temerity. And you hear
many saying: ''This is Ila man ma
ture; nobody likes to be beaten; no
body wants to be ON board beaten
boat; TO be left in the rear; man
has even. on large boat, a kind OF
contempt for the passengers on a
smaller craft" anu so forth. This
may be true, in some cases, but not
when passengers unite, and mplore
a cessation of such dangerous COM
Notwithstanding with almost
prophetic eyes, as from the spirit
world the awful gull into which
they are abou % be plunged-the
abyss Of death! Still, It would be
} well, it all passengers could keep
themselves as firmly aloof from eX
element in d steamboat race, as .
venerable Friend, of Rhole Island
| (now desc ended, fall Of years, and
{ full Of hon ors, 70 his glfaye) did, OF
the occasion OF arace betyed n TIVE
contending steamers on Long lslant
Sound. The boats. had been run
5 ming with 10 visible. advantage OF
either side for agreat distance, anc
groups Of excited persons were OF
5 the deck, discussing their seyera
: chances Of triumph, and finally ap
pealed tosthe Friend ID question:
"Dont you think we've gained OF
! her in coming the last forty miles
5 "Yes," replied the Quaker, witt
, impurturbabie gravity; 81 slloul,
5 say, from present arances, :la
we lid"
Il do you? Well, MIR Brown
how much should you think we'v,
5 gained upon her;o"
Il may be mistaken, replied on
Friend; ''for have small gift at cor
rectIy calculating differences Of dis
tances; but should think that il
the last fifty miles WI had game,
upon her q5oat M Rchi"
Il lie was too close jan observe
r to be bothered with any furtheI
, questioning froh the excited by
standeIs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-30

i They have a way, at least some Of
tn "aggrieved parties" of being re-
venged upon the Chatham street
clothes-venders for being ''taken in
and done 70 RI in. the purchase of
@slopshop'' garments A friend
mentions IL little occurrence which
he recently witnessed. Three or
four young m n went in together to
see ore of hem try on a coat he
wanted to buy. IL b wanted ''the
best" lie was helped to a very nice
looking garme emit, of a thin texture,
for broadcloth, and tried it on. He
buttoned it tight about him, a nd OBJ
served that h G was "afraid it was too
small" 'sNpt q bit Of it, said the
Israelite shot a whit too small; sits
as if it grew to you "Too tightito
wear well, IN afcard, said th$ buy
er, and collecting his INTERN l re-
sol rces Of e expansion, he suddenly
swelled out, Ike the frog in the IA
Bile, and rent the coat in twain from
the top to tn 3 botto IN of the back
~ thought t was too SMALL" said lie,
"a nd now you see the blasted thing
has split
He next chose a coat of the same
quality, but DO sooner had he gotit
On and butt6ned up, and was sur
Yeying himself in the glass, than he
was seized with,a fit Of some kind
ffalling sick ness" probably-and
dropped upon the floor His strug-
giles Yere dreadful. He rolled upon
the dirty floor on his back, and was
only saved from going bodily upon
the walk by the strong arms of his
friends. The coat, utterly spoiled,
was r moved from him, his sold one
hurried upon his back, and he was
taken away, n oisy and incoher emit
IN Til the "p prty" tqrned the next
corneF +, when they went guffaKing
ale ng the sire Jet, at the man ner inf
which they had apaid the old rascal |
for cheatin' Bill Tompkins so last
Septic mber; c hanged his twenty dol
lars for suit that wasn't worth five
no how 4
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LEATHER.
New Goods! New Goods!

VIE updersigned have just received 4
u lafge and varied Stock Of desirable
= ALL AND IYlllISB 9O5DSs
bought Cn bestteTnls irdni first class houses
~ The 6iiies Of Philadelphia and New York,
10 which they invite the attention 9f pu.F
chasers -ll Having had-nach experience ln
The business. and being well knowp 10 this
community, tAey deeni II almost Unnecessary
10 repeatIIilie assurance, that at this house
can be found as good Goods. and On as liberal
terms, as can be had at any libe eSlabli> b.
ment mi The STATE. Suffice Il 10 say that They
are delerfilned, as liere'oofe, 10 make lit 10
The ineTesi oi buyers 70 deal with ,hem.
soUTitW QlirH, MORGAN & NEIL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-30

WE are now receiving direct
lEsss55sY from Phiialelphfa.and New York
by the Rail- ROAD. one Of the
LakGEsT and MOST BEAUTIFUL stocks OF
Goods, thai has ever vel been offered 10 the
citizens OF Lincoln. Those desiring 10 bay
will certainty find II 10 Iheir interest," TO call d.
FulglIam's Old stand. on The North East eCr-
ner Oi the Public Square, where they will
fad Goods OF the VERY BEST QUALITY, ,6i
The LATEST STYLES. aud at the LOWEST FRI
cEs EFER OFFERED. NJ
Respectfully, 4
GILL s. RUSSELL,
AprilR slS5oT II
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Elegant Extract,

The following is an extract OF a
beautiful and touching speech, de-
livered nthe Sena lie, by MIR. Sou lie,
on the bill aulholiZlng women to
act as sole traders IN California:
aWhen | reflect upon the con-
duct Of many married men In Cali
fornia-their faiiilIessDess TO every
vow which they made at the altar
how completely they fail in the
performance Of heir dutles-how
yirtuous and industrious, faithful
and patient women are imposed
upon by worthless brutes Of hus-
bands and debanchees abroad, my
respect for the sex prompts me to
do all within my power to protect
her rights and secure her happiness.
\ v, 81 love wbman, /
have loved her all my life, through
boyhood, youth, manhood, 9 ind ma
iurer years. / expect to love her
/ all my bic, and dying to be found
! faithful to the same high and inspir-
ing sentiment. For amid all the
varied scenes, temptations slrug-
giles, and hopes Of existeI ice, one
star, brighter than all 9th ers, has
lighted and guided me onward il
| have ever had any high and noble
ambition, the exciting enc orgy has
been in the approving smile coming
from the eye Of woman. And
judge her influence is THUS upon
others Gentle in her affections
yet mighty through their i hlluenct
her medium Of rule is as power
full as the balIot-box, and she only
needs the protection of law agains
those who have no law in their hab
its and propcnslties. She llas rnlet
me from my boyhood, with the sol
and winning Influence Of her viz
tues and beauty | remember M
first love; my baby affections at fouI
years of age. | have been in love
nearly every month Of my lille since
save the dark and rayless day.
and years Which have succe eded tht
desolate hearth, to make the hear
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-30

FBSlPIt. following comprise poftIon Ct oar
IL bryce stock OF Hardware; unsurpassed
m ydhely by any House in The west.
Col IIns' Axes, Warranted Axes ~ othe,
bfds Anvils and Vices, Bellows and Screw
PlaieE' Hand and Sledge Hammers, Table
and ifPcket Cutlery. Razars, Shears and Sels
sors, Curry Combs. PadIocks :. Files and
RaspH, SlIers and Coffee Mills .SIrrup Irons,
BRAIN Bus, Augurs and Chisels. Planes Of
all kiFlds. Hand Saws and Draw Knives.
HaIchel and fIandaxes, Mill aud Cross Gu
Sawdl Single and double Shot Guns, Rifles,
cnmIlete. Chains 81 all kinds, Cotton Cards;
IoHelher with many other articles too nu
merokIs 10 mention
FALL S.. CUNNINGHAM.
College street, Nashville
SeHlemher % 1850
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-30

a young clerk undertook TO com
NIT suicide last week by shooting
his daguerIeotypc. Iie was uns NC
cessful, however This is the third
attempt he has made on his life in
the last three months. Cause
broken sleep, brought Oh y intense
devotion 10 q. young lady with an
barn i'hislctS.
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NE WsFzR w.
r.. 4. GRAY & co..

i s.s Good, ID 4 i. s. - s!sSs e
same al unusually low prices Tor cash, OF TO
punctual dealers on the usual Vine. lIhas
become very common for Merchants 10 say
that they are selling Goods for smaller prohIs
than any other house in town. Ihls we
will leave fer the public 10 decide. But we
will say this much-ali who wish to bhy
Goods CHEAP, give US "a, call, and examine
our prices. That is the way to prove Tie
matter. Feb 26, 1882.
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What The WhisiPaDers Say Of Gen.
Scott.
The Macon Messenger, says;

Ihe Aacpn Messenger, says;
I'VE view the nomination Of Gen.
Scott. as tJE,tmph Of hs eaeaucs Of
tie .SDuH; and it now remains for
our own political friends in the State
to take such a course as will best in
sure The great interests of the. co I'M
trv."
Tie Bridgeport (Conn.) Farmer,
says -"Of Gen. Scott we Shall. say
but little. Ills qualifications for the
Presidency iare purely military; and
were be in that department greater
tAan the cpnquerorf Napoleon, we
should hesitate to approach the bal
lot-bpx in bis favor. If nature has
gwen him the cart of war, which is
generally acknowledged, we think his
cQnsammate vanity Should be salts
fed.T
The Boston Courier, referring I'd
Greely's splitting upon the PLATFORM
says; Nov, these splitting cats, IN
ehbse amiable company we are now
t4ired to 90 into the struggle, ARD
very men who surround General
.9lt, Who managed the convention
4 TO bring about his nomination.
.it who will posses his ear and dl1
his counsels in whatever public
ilhpn he may occupy. lie is emf
baItically their car didate, and it is
-gll8 o say he will not be used foI
special pur poses. Can tho
5 have any confidence in such
d. any hope for ! business carried
!. uRtler such ausHices?'
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E1AGz-3Y = nPglyB8,
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Work ers,
Market 81, near the Pubfic Sqaare,
NASHVILLE, HEM,

NASHVILLE, TENN.,
- KEEP constantly on hand Thu
I'D Ware OF every j kscriplion, Whole
f-A& sale and retail. Also, Tin Rlaie,
Sheet Copper, Block TIN Sheet Iron Sad
Irons; fairbanks Plato TN and Counter
Scales; Wrought aud Ilch Cook Stoves, Of
tile most improved palteIns. Also-Wood
and Cook Stoves; consisting OF Franklin Ten
Plate, Seven Plate Box add CYLINDER Stove
Also, Parlor. Chamber aud Office Graies--ro
all of which rhey would Especially call The
attention Of those WISHING 20 purchase,
April |. 1852 -6m
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IBess. y. ggsgges'..


BefFeen JOHNSON j. IIyearer and II. T.
/ ledtnsa4's lFarchouse,)
Zip CARRIEs on a { topper, Tin. Btass
Ill. and Bell Foundry. Stills, Brewers,
S<rfffss CopPer, llhtIers Cooking St0te4,
sc. / Wash. Stew and Tea Kettles. Goal
StoyHs. Coal Crates, &c Hollow ware
of a hyperion article always ON hand. ! am
prepAred 10 I rnls b Bells from / 10 to s. G9
lbs, WARRANTED OF best quality. Improved
Generators and 81 da Fonts, made to ORDER,
and Warranted THE best IN the State. Tin
Plato and Wi ire fot sals Bruce's improved
Refrigerator and Water Cooler kept Tor sale.
Fairbanks Patent scales, from
Eight 10 Two Thdusand Pounds Weight, for
sale al lower rates tAau any other house IN
the City, and warranted 10y the subscriber. II
Old Copper, BRASS, Pewter, Beeswax and
Feathers take in exchange al market ptfce
April %, 1921 6m
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o, for the Bee Hive.
IND UsTEY WILL p RosPER
Cfoslsi,s " store:
seoTr, GRAY & CO..
Den iers ian Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, exclusively for
Mems Wear,

81. HAVE just received and com ss h.
IN pleted, one Of the LARGEST IlIDiHlJ
sss- and MOST DESIRABLE stocks OF Akl
Gen tieincil's Goods, they have ever
offered IN this market. Our stock consislSBIn
par! OF Black and Fancy Colored ClolHs
Cass meres and Doe Skins, OF French, En-
glish, Belgium, German, Italian, and Scotch
man liaclnle Of The latest styles and best
make. Wool and Union Tweeds, CASH
mere and Driilings at low prices for Sum
ner and boys wear. Linen Drilings, and
Linen and Cotton Panlaloons and Cja,
Goods of all kinds. Vestings in great VAIL
ETY.: Satin. Silk, Grenadine, En- broide[ Jed
CasIlmeres, ShalIie, Valenciasj Linen, Mar
seil4s. Couon, Wooden, in plain and oil
fash Ionable styles and colors. Black and
t'an9y Silk ScaIis and CravaiS; do MadHas
and Cotton Of Eall the desirable styles and
qualties- Polgee, Spiualfd d's, English
aud French Silk aHSEt.inen Pocket Handker-
chiefs; and fine PLAN and fancy Stocks wiki
syringe. Back and Fancy |Colored Kid,
Linen, I4Ise, Thread Cotton SILK, Buck
skin, ,poolen, sntzBeiIin GLOVES; Linen and
Coupn Halt Hose; French dnds Domestic
SusNenders Of all qualities, including those
Of Felt and oil India Rubber sdspender euds,
Hats, Gaps, Boots and SHOES, Walking
Canes, Riding Whips, Umbrellas, Hair,
Cloth, and Tooth Brushes; Picker Knives.
superior Razors and Razor Shops, Pistols,
&c. &c; aud every thing NECESSARY 10 con-
pletd gen,lenlan's wardrobe.
The character Of our establishment is So
we'll known, and SO correctly appreciated by
potion Of liberal and intellge public
that we deem it almost superlluous TO expa-
late upon its merits thus much. however
we Will say: III cur Spring Stock has moi
lis superior IN this place, both as regards
QUALITY and PRICE. We are, therefore,
prepared TO sell OIL as liberal Terms as any
regular retail establishment in the State.
Relying upon our Stock Of Goods, as upon
our uniform desire 10 please. I'VE feel conf
dent of receiving the award o an increased
share Of patron age.
To s colt, Gray s. Dos come one a nd all,
Where CID thing is found In plenty;
We HAVE Saqufs, Flock and business Goats,
From one dollar up 70 twenty.
We have GLOW es and Socks ,Cravals Stocks
Together with Drawers and SHIFTS. srs;
Fine Pants and NesIs, but wha: is best,
We sell as cheap as dirt, Birs.
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Extra Fine.

m \; cRAP&. Silk. and Berage Shawls; la
lilg)FEld great variety oil Silks, Bcrages, de
l4lI LANES, Chalieys. Ginghans, Lawns,
Swisses, Aver lanople Taraians, and eyeIy
thing else that can be c allied for may be found
al GILL & RUSSELL'S.
April S,-I852. /
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s. Co.,. Fla yerleville.
CHEMICALS.

lAlJR stock OF CiscniicaEs embraces all
W Turner and rereni preparations. y Our
llFenIpun IL called 10 them aad phI sicans
nI pdfltcular.
,HcELRDF S GR4WFGRD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-30

Esf,Zin'S PeriasEsapry.

M e are still agents Tor the sale Oi the va
w rious articles of fine and plain fancy
Soaps, Shaving Soaps, Shaving Compounds.
Sharing Creams fine and common COlognes,
Extracts, sc. &c, prepared by H. Bazin.
successor 10 Roussel, Philadelphia. These
preparations are more popular in this mar
ket than auy other American PersUmery. ami
will be sold 10 country merchants and others
buying to sell again al Philadelphia prices,
with cost Of iransportauoi added. A fresh
supply Just received
EWIN, BROWN & co
Sept, 80 Nashville, Tenn.
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Charles 0akford'S Hats,

nAN be found nj no house in to wn, ex-
" cept at Gill q Esusseii's. Gentle
men. they are OF SUPERIOR FINISH. and have
an EXTRA TOUGH IN SHAPE, that has never
before been seen in tins market. Gall and
gel one. There are '.Only few more oil the
same som lefl"
April ID, 1852.
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The oil Ter day while over in Jer-
scy City, a tall, long legged, big, flat
footed, six foot Verm,nter cameup
TO us, with b rush, holding 10 bis
hand pillow case well filled, IN
doubteily, With sliome affairs and
fixings, and also gnaWins away on
a large cake of gingerbread.
'.Can you tell me, sir, what time
the cars come in?"
"!he cars, sirg'
Yes, SIR"
':The cars, sir, come in right VI
ter the locomotive
Down went lbc pillow-ca9 e off
went his coat oh, but he was full
Of fight.
Timon says that when men marry
now a~days, they SIT more whale.
bone than woman, aud more coffee
bags than Tin
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-30

The N. @. Raleigh STANDARD, says
we shall lay this letter before on
eaa@rs in our next, with some com
.snts tber4upon. We shall also, ii
e;ily ID END uiries ftom other States
@ro5lh e4 the proof from tn record
TILL Alr. Graham voted in 1884
Wild member Of our State Assem-
y, t4g@as5f giri1lg % the p ep3e tn
VA 10 elect Their Gotpnor.
is there no Southern whig Robin
81 ready to prove that Pierce was
s,sl opposed to giving the poor peo-
pleIof North Caro- lima the right to
vote for their Coy vernon? Southern
Wigs have, it eefnB to us, taken an
xI4mely subordinate position in
ds canvass, Id the first place,
ldv let the North nominate the can
Ic--in the S tohd place, they
lle North 4lgHtty the platform,
i IA the last pldde, they let North
sIenlagogues abricate all the cam
Ell r3orbaeks. 'sUmble' as Uriah
Ie9b, Ill they ask Is to vote for. the
andtdate- swear by the platform
ana believe the Ro6rbacks. Per
hans it IS all they deserve, as they
havd bus little hope Of aiding in
SCOT : election
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-30

please, Mr.. Smith, Pappy wants
to know if you wont lend him the
model of your hat2"
"Certainly, my son, for what2"
ale wants 10 make a scarecroW
TO keep the corn out Of the turkey
buzzards.'
Exit youth, followed by Smith
and a new axe handle.
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81. .. - JAS. N ELLIOTT, -
FOrw arding & Commission
MERCHANT,
Also. Agent for K;,mawii Salt.
SHEIRYFILLE, TENN.
TENN.
VIII. attend nromnlIv n reeeiyiu,

sd VIII attend promptly ioYreeeiving
S4S and forwarding all Goods and Pro
duceI consigned TO his care. Constantly on
hand a LARGE and WELL SELECTED stock Of
Groceries, indigo, Nader, Pepper,
spice. and all articles usually Kept Tor fam
lily and plantation supplies. Knnayya
Salt will be furnished al Nashville pIlces,
adding freight.
Ref ERENcE:
Il. C.. GqonRicIt s. Co.,. Fayetteville.
IGlH Ill. & RussEIL, do
GdoDRIcH, BuCHAHAN- s BEAVERS, do
IL NJ EhI n1x I, co Shelhr m L.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-30

Ladies With 1hau dsome ankles
don't mind going out in NJ uddy
weathcr--in fact, they like it
Queer, isn't il
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
iussang Eminent.

THg reppiatioh OF this
preparation / is increasing
daily; the circle Of rs ia
Haehee asid uBbounGet!
popularity IS deepening
and widening; and the ca
ses of pain and suffering,
and anguishs relieved by
plying and Increasing be-
C.. /, goes Ike an angel
ITS wlnss."
no wish. we can furnish
eRceS Of persons IN The
who have been cured Of
SPrnims. Bruises.
most .ioaths0me sores; as
IS, Cancers and " ems
have been c uredEof SpaV-
les. Splina, Fisfulsa, and
hard houed tGmoIs ON The
rs. and bach. Almost ev-.
ih9ut tue col inlry can testi-
Tiul healing Powers-and
uld be a daI without it,
Stables and Stage Cempa-
'dreds OF dol lars yearly by
at on their ! oTses whehev-
jailed. chaiie d. or ctiPpled
hSHsand accidents To which
Get.
save mone \ By buying The
The 7e cent size containing
lar elgh, tin es The quantity
ST received nc for sais at
s BY
Nj. ZIMMERMAN.
elaIl Agent. 8 doors from
the Square. Market slreer.
in Fayetteville. Tenn, by
WlfORD. I'll
|. 2. 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-30

tt oring. LAS has cen noticed in our
circulars and other advertisen ents. let il be
borne 10 mind, that this brand Of our bust
ness is still prosperous aud flowing on in lis
vastly Improved beauty; Il being, that we
have at length acquired such perfection in
the CUTTING and FAsHIoNING al Il, that not one
remains to doubt that we could hide the de-
foimIties of Richard Ill, or lit from Gen
Tcm Thumb-who made the country curl
Gus, and drew them 10 witness his dIminu-
tive person and Varied coslume-to Gen
jackson, who led armesfto battle and TO
victory. And were Il required. we could iii
from the fair modalDgs Of Venus de Medlci
and The Greek Slave, 10 the vast cheslel
Apollo os BevldeIe. I'll
Your friends in haste.
SCOTT, GRAY s. co.
Aprll Is, 1852 H