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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EX-

N-NhND TOUh III OF JULY EA-
" CURslON around STATEN ISLAND and through
The LOWER BAY Fare 80 cts for the Ex:urson.-stop
ping at Brooklyn and Wilisnsburgh-T fast and nae
steamer COMMODORE, leo tuns burden Captain !. M-
Lewis VIII make an Excursion as above on MONDi' ~
~ D 1852 leaving as follows Hammsnd St Pier. N n a.
Markets., L. r., at 81 A. M Delaney ~ 30
A. M South 5th-st WILLIAMSBURG, AZ 81 A. m bnage-st-
Brooklyn at $40 A. NJ; Pier No ~ r. inst wharf ABOVE
Bettery-place,) al 10 A. NJ ,,.
Passengers viii have an opportunity Of enjoying the sea
breeze the fine scenery Of the Bay Of YORK and the
Kns Of Staten Island with view OF bedows Island Ii
hss Island New Brjrhton Amboy the Highlands Of Neyi
sink Sandy Hook Coney Island, the Nanows Fort Ham-
ton kc returning to the city about O'Clock In the after
noQn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
WANTS A FARM!-A suoe-

w nor Fam of2l8 acres at Huntington. l.. L. three
miles from depot II Is well waeFed and fertile with
OF ated apples 100 peach trees besides small fruits
in abundance House is stories HOor comfort
able and coLyerieDt and with all necessary outbudnin
good order Price 81 500 less than $3 per acre will a
sold in two parcels for s. 500 5000 For further pac-
ulas apply atthe Farm Agency. No. IS Wal-st.
u. E. MILES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
Hlonep Uante6 anb to fcan.
painting, &r.

painting, OF.
ZINC Warranted pure
~ The EEW.JERSEY ZINC co, Warehouse. No -
Deyst prepared supply their Zinc Paints at the fol-
No / White ground In oil, Go per pound.
No White ground Ia o |, &c. per pound.
No White ground in oil, 7c. per pound.
Brown ard b sck, ground in OIL, SIC per pound.
Dry White OF Zinc, &c per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
After thorough test In Europe and the United States has
been found retain It's beauty and protective qualities longer
than sny other paint For viii and brllancy II Is
Tiysled IL Is free from all poisonous properties
and dangerous IN other pgments will eoyer-equa weishs
from 40 20 leo space Than lead and IT, there
fore, much cheaper to the As inside paint il
viii not turn yellow when exposed TO the uphurous
OF coal fires the foul air Of ships Their White Zinc
ground In varnsh produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few hours form hard and solid metallic coating upon
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces remarkable
for their ire proof properties They specially adapted
for marine purposes having been found to resst tho
diog action Of salt ater destructive to other paints
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING sQUIER, Agents. No. IS Deyst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
Sales bp anetion.
HENRY 7. LEEDS, Auchoneer.
SUMNER CLOTH

IL ING at AUCTION.-THIS DAY, at lOt o'clock, at
sales room, No. 88 Chsmber-st, Broadway, HENRY
T. LEEDS will sell above large assortment of ready
INSIDE Summer Clothing Of all kinds consisting of Coats
Pants Vests made in the best and will be sold TO
close the Sale rain shine. Catalogue, at sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
NEW-JERSEY RAILROID

~ FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS, 70 .ua f,O,,
PHILADELPHIA snd NETWORK for 81 "'a.
Leaving New.fosk, via jersey City in the auds AZ
trains of the 5ih = 49, a.
Returning from Philadepha in the and 81 P n hpe, a.
the 5th Of July and any Of the hines Of The ar
Camden and Amboy Railroads OF the 9Th -
WAY LINES.
AZ unusual preparations making for celebrating the 81,
OF July with the Military Fireworks Se New-York sud
Newark, and other places New Jersey increased accom-,
modaors Will be given the regular trains on that dsy
particularly 70 these Ia connection with the MONS Essr
and Central Railroads
AN EXTRA TRAIN WILL BE RUN ON THE srW
Leaving Railway, for NcwYoEk a. $50 7. NJ; Elizabeth.
town IS and Newark9P NJ
Returning from New-logk for Newark, Ehzsbe.htozv,
and Railway, az 10 Pm.
The IL P. NJ train from Newark and III om Nsw.YOrs
70 Newark, as usual.
10 take the early trains from Newly and vak T.ns
will leave each OF these PLACES at and 81 A NJ and hoUrs
each way during the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
L,RENCH, GERMAN and ENGLISH

Il CONVERSATION and TRANSLATE DN-EIenenta.
y and higher Classical observation-disclosures the Roman,
French and German Laws -Itefdrs T.. TELLERIN0, for
mery constant resident at Pss London Berlin ETC nss
removed his Institute from No 70 Pncet 10 NO ~ BROAD
way opposite NbiOs where he continues tesehng ls
em language after the Oendorisn improved M ~ ''
tiers may be addressed TO L. s. Box No L"oo r. W. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
CUTLERY, EDGE

III TOOLS, 6c.-CHARLEs 8. LITTLE,
NOS 50 AND "a EuLrossT, OPPOSITE THE UNITED STATES
HOTEL, NEw-YoRK,
IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALER In English,
German and American Hardware Cutlery. EdseTooa nc,
respectfully invites the attention OF Country Merchants Me-
chsnics and Others making their Spring and Summer
chase. TO his very extensive assortment comprising every
thing IN the ne and 10 which and supplies
being added ell OF which offered at the lowest peess
for cash or approved credit
Cut and Wrought Nails, Locks Lstches.
Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket Knives.
Razors, Scissors and Shears, In great variety,
shoves Spades Hoes Forks Scythes, and Snahs hihea
Coopers Tools in great variety, Of tho most seeofsse
others
House and Ship CspentenI Tools, BlsekmthS Tools
House and Ship Builders Hardware.
Iron, Bras, Copper, Steel and Lead Wire.
AmeSs Pump Augess and Runners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
Excursions.

of the FOURTH of
" JULY at POUGHKEEPSlE Thu approaching
National Anniversary will be celebrated at Poughkespse
on MONDAY the 5h July by ssutes procession Grafton,
and splendid display Of fireworks. Communication by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
GRAND NATIONAL JUBILEE !,

" FAMILY EXCURSIONS! AROUND sray,,.
ISLAND, on SUNDAY. July 9Th. and MONDAY Ia,.S
The magnhes nj sod connections Steamer SANTA CT AZ
Capt George Olney will make two grand Excurson,
Staten Island each day sfoIdinf 10 fsaes and P.,,,
opportunity Of escaping the heat ard confusion Of shs
also 10 enjoy the breeze returning esy h'
thus 20 enable them 10 witness the Fire WORKS ana
nis OF the evening VIII leave follows on the a.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05
Beginning TO Speak Ont.

The GAINESVILLE Chrpnicle is pretty
se,hre in his remarks en- Mossrs.
Gchtry, Williams, E. II. Foster, and
9th ers, whom he brands as apostates
froh the party, lie affects, however,
to believe that The course Of these
men will be an advantage to the
wings. He says:
"rhus purged Of it's dross, the
wing party of Tennessee can know its
men and count its strength. an ac-
tive cmetio cannot fail to invigorate,
b throwing off the poisonous stuff
that cannot he assimilated to the sys-
TEN and Ito borrow pun from the
Journal) when such as Gentry shall
have been gotten rid Of, the party
can act efficiently, no longer har-
rass ed by enemies in the guise OF
frien ds.''
We have known a man, by swallow
ing i fly, to throw off The dest por-
ton of his dinnerl Contemplating
the dose prepared by Dr. Semard was
nauseating to the wing party, and
swallowing the pin has proved an ac,
tive cmetic sure enough. "Fuss and
Feathers" does bot set well on the
stomach, and to make figures little
more conf6rmablR to facts, many, be-
fore they will swallow Scott, will cast
of the party. We think, with the
Chronicle, that before long the par
t. will not find it difficult to "count
rs strength for it will not take
many -NafftesBoro Nces.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05
New Goods! New Goods!

FalfiE undf,sgnsd have jqst reeel'TIed a
a large and varied Stock Of desirable
r al IL AND 19lMISB 5OSyS3
bought on best terms from first class houses
IN me CUES Of Philadelphia and New York,
to which they invite the attention Of put
ehasers. Having had much experience IN
the business. aud being well kDown 10 this
conn un,y. they deem II afnof unnecessary
lu REPEAT The assurance, thai az this house
can be fouad as good Goods, and on asiIbefal
lerms, as can be had at any HE estabiIs n
ment III the Stale. Suiiice IL ID say that they
are determined, as heretofore, 10 make II 10
the interest OF buyers 10 deal with them,
SOUTH WOR III, MORGAN & NEIL.
Se.it D.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05
4}olitItqi Aea0inq.
Rich and Raey.

A writer IN one oil the llgiitia
papers, the RicAmoad Enquirer, we
believe, who styles himself a Whig,
has prepared large assortment Of
Scott anecdotes calculated to pro-
mote his election. These anecdotes
are adopted to all the grades aud re-
lations Of life. They represent the
candid old General in his zeal char
.cter. aud are offered cheap. The
fo.loT;ng are samples of those inten-
ded for private circulation among the
religious community.as circumstances
may require.
ANECDOTES TO BE ENTRUSTED ONLY TO
WIG LEADERS or GREAT PRUDENCE
AND CIRcUNsPEcTIpN-
G.u. .SeoH a -Netkodst We have
It BON unquestionable authority,
that Gen. Scott intends to join the
Methodist Church as soon as he is
elected President Of the United
Stat Is. lie does NOT hesitate to de-
claro that if elected, lie will substitute
class meetings for leyees at the
White House.
GIN SeoB a Bapfst-It is re-
ported that Gen Scott has been ac-
iually immersed, and has joined the
Baptist Church. That is not true
The General has only expressed his
intention of 50 doing Immediately al,
ter his inauguration, if elected Pres
iIent.
zen. ,9eoH q Prssbytctfaa--"Tha
book. said Gen. Scott recently to ;
friend, (holding up the Presbyterian
Confession Of Faith) "expresses my
religious creed to the word and tn
Letter, and should | ever be made
President of the United States,
will prove it. >
Gea. .S-ott an EpiseppoliaR.-
levn that Gen. Scott $ reason for no
answering impertinent question ms fror
pretended wing friends, touching tn
compromise, is that he is buslly Ell
gagged il writing a treatise upon III
Apostolic succession, preliminary t
his Joining the Episcopal Church
Lis work is said, by those who hay
seen 1t Gydn in its incomplete State,
hedeoisivq Of themuch disputed que
ton. Tn war or theology, &c n SEQ
is always 1t home Wonderf jul MAJ
Gen. SloH Cfholc. Every b
DIV knows Of Gen. Scett's care in pr
serving tile Cathedral Of Mexico, n'
simply from plumber, but from ever,
thifg thatovensayoredof desecratio
but everybody does not know Il
principal reason Of the Generals ii
common vigilance in tile matter.
was because he was then and ev
has been a Catholic in religious fat
Gen. Scot q lNor8soa.-We unde
stand B**w*f Y**, or one of h
wives, las satisfactory assurance fro
Gen. Scott, that be Will join the Mo
mons directly after the PRESIDENT
election.
The foregoing are but few of
vast number of anecdotes wi icht Il
subscriber has on hand; but he fla
tiers himself that every wing viii
delighted with their character, al
aid willingly in their circulation
b. l. G. RoORBACK.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05
fun ana 5allfrl.
"DOuse Heads

DVusO IV9le' II !
! IN the town of Hanover, at the
hotel, ihfre boardedta number oil
students. high bucks, ready at any
sane iqr a bit Of fun III any shape,
among whom was my friend l.. II
chaaced that at tic some hotel was
an EpglisllRlan, regular John
BHii, whip olIlciatqd III The capacity
Of waiter lie was a bigoted, self
candciteil fellow, always Dragging
II ;he superiority Of EnglishincI i
and everything English "a peculiar
ity Of Englishmen to which Van
KEGS are no strangers. One COLI
DAY a humber OF students were in
the Office seated around the fire en-
Toying a cozY chat, when in come $
Iollrhero, The conversation turned
upon retaining under water for .
great length Of time, each one rela-
ting his Experience, and ending with
what he could do. But no Van Ike c
could co me within fifty rows OF ap-
ole trees Of our EngFishman. Our
friend |. =, winking 10 the boys,
says
"i'Il b st slippers for the crow d
that | can stay under water longf +
without coming up 70 breathe tha o
any Englishmar that ever said God
say the Queen"
'inone,' said our waiter.
4 Conn mittee having been chose Il
TO see t bat ever, thing was done
fairly, they proceeded to the stable
where was a watering ,trough oi
amp,e din pensions. Dlyesting them
lsehes Of clothing, and getting into
1.-THE trough, upon the word being
given. q puse heads down went
both heads Under water. No soon
or was the head Of the Englisinar
family unAcr than up pops the head
ot l., WHIP keeping his eye iiHft
! Ike cat upon a mouse upon the
; spot where the head Of Bull dis
: aphqared, walted-until the bald pa Il
: Of HE EngIishman appeared aboF'
} tho water, when down went l.
head as quick as sight.
e t'What, not up YETI exclail IN
0 Bull which was no sooner sal'
: than up pops L., alnid@4he " p k
t an j laughter Of the boys.
/! Not much Of trick that say
..Trv t again, ''sllouts Bull
t When at the word, down go th
: heads DO sooner uader, than du
]. comes the head Of L., again W. II
e ing as be fore ana popping under a
+ the appe arance Of Bull, who, p1ll
t ing and blowing like porpoise
+ looked around in perfect astoniS n
!. ment at the non-appearance OF th
: Yankee.
ISL Not MP yet, Cuss him III slv
ali him another Try" when up Pop
r l. ashin, amid the screams {
Il the 'boy@.'
I"W elI,'' says J., 'lIthonsht 10
a was some. but you amt much any
e how"
+ "GoIit this time or die 'says'B Bull
,e When, at the word, down Tie
4 went for tie third time. \ 0 sool
er was 1}ull' fairly under, than | = !,
coming up again, whispers, dix li''
this Time anyhow
When Bull had beer under Jpn
y enough TO drown any CO Fnnon MAI
: he stuck his head out, ID oking mol
\ like drowned rat than any spec
,s men Of humanity. u IS astontsi
!, ment can-be imagined bat not "a
- scribef, when, looking around, th
- head pf Il was no y here To- b
y seen. / Some tall specini ems Of tim
"a bling and rolling might have bHc
J seen when L. emerged from tl
: der the water, fresh for anothertr
al Ever after. when Bull wa
= I. exnatiating upon 'Wha It's What j
= old Euo{and. alfthatu as necessar
7 Ito saw 10 him was 'douse heads
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05
@, for the b ee HiY e.!
INDUSTRY WILL PROSP Err,
Cs0sSsSs bg ssos' e!
sCoTE, s8AY & CO.
Deal frs la Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, exclusively foT
Mems Wear,

81, HAVE just received and com .fs m
3D. peted, one of the LARGEST HtHH6
a. and~siosr DEsIRABLE STOCKS oi ~
aicsaeia's G. GODS, they nave ever
oH+re4 in ihis markFt. Our STOCK consists in
par. di Black and Fancy cOlofed cloths,
Cassi lneres ard Dok Skins. oil French. En-
gisb, Belgium, Ce Imam, Italian, aud Scotch
IN ai4uta pt THE latest styles and best
make W ool and Unioh Iweeds, Cassl
inere4 and IDriilngs al iow prices Tor Sum
mer aIpd BOYS w4sr Linen Du3lngs, and,
.rnell aud ColtJ PanlaIoons and Goat
Goods Of all kinds. Nesiugs IN great vafI-
Ell: Satin. SIX, GrenalIne, Embroidered
C,s.s5neres, ShallIe, Valencias, Linen, Mar
seI,ef Coion. lYocien, IN plain and all
iashld nahie sYIes aud coiois. Black and
Fancy Sin S car i a1G Cfavals; 90 Madra.
and Cotton Of all the desirable sly les and
G IaliIies Pongte, Sqiilalhed,s, Ergi-h
and French SiIkg4ud Linen Pocket Isbn4ker-
chlef45 and tide plhln and fancy Stocks with
SprnEs. Back aud Fancy CoioTed KID.
Linen. Llse, Thread Cotton, six. Hack
skin, lE oolen, and BerIin Gioyes; Linen aad
Cotton Halt Hnse; French and IDoniestIc
SusptN,lers oil all qualities. including these
Of Edit aud Of India Rubber Suspehper ends,
HAS! Caps, Boots and Shoes, Making
Canes, RIDING Whips, UIpbre as. Hair,
GEoib, and looth Brushes; Peck hi Knives.
superior Razprs aud Razor Snope, Pistols,
sc. &c; am, every thing necessary 10 com
piee a eeniIdball's wardrote,
The charaelet OF our esiablis'lme is 50
well known. pndIso correctly appfecialfd by
a portion oi d liberal and Intelligent rJbhc,
,hat I'VE deem IL almost supe rfiuups 10 sXpa-
tate upon IT'S merIts-thus much. how ever
We v Ill say: that our spring SD ck has mol
rs superior IN thps place, both as, CARDS
QuAL Try and PRICE. We are. therefore
prepared to sell on as liberal terms as any
regular retail es.abE Ishment IN the State.
Rdlyins upon our Stock of Goods, asEupor
our uniform llesige 10 please. we .eel foph
dent of receiving the award Of an inc ceased
share OF patrpnage,
To Scott, GIay S. Co. come one and all,
Where GiJIhlng IS lotDd III plenty;
We have Sa4ues. Frock aud Business Goats
From ONE dol lar UP 10 twenty
We nave G4ves ar ID Socks, Cravals ( Stocks
Togethe wuh Drawers and Sh;jsa sIrS;
Fine Pants and We ISIS, hui wha: IS besl,
Ne sr!lIaS cheap as lifl. Sis.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05
Rail Road Excitement.

vs. are now receiving direct
n xzsY from Philadelphia and New York
~ sSs by the RAlL ROAD. one of The
LARGEST and ifosr BEAUTIFUL stocks OF
Goods, that has ever VII been offered 10 the
citizens OF Line bin. Those desiring 10 buy,
will cet,ainiy find il to heirjnierest 10 call at
Fulgham's old stand DIN The North East cer-
ner oil the Public Square. where they will
lind Goods oil The yERY BEST QUALITY, oi
the LATEST STYLES, and al the LOWEST pRI-
cEs EvER OFFERED
RESPECTFULLY,
GILL & RUSSELL,
April s, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05

Col. McClung, heretofore a leading
Wing in Mississippi, positively re-
fuses to run on the Wing Electoral
Ticket. for which place he was nomi-
nat led by the State Convention OF
thd It party.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05
R. 4. GRAY & co.,

EAyE purchased he entire STOCK
= Tsss,:-zs Of G,.ads OF SHANKLIN s., GARD
k.Tss.s X sR. an.. are now offering the
same at unus ualfy low prices for cash. Or 10
punctual dealers on lDe hsu@' ''he' 4 "'S
become very common 1or SieichahtS " 80
that they are selling Gbods Tor s'haued Pioh'S
than any other house 10 town. nIS we
viii leave for the pubic 10 decide. but we
viii say this muclI-aii who wish 20 bny
Goods CHEAP, give Us call, and examine
our prices. That IS the way 70 prove me
natttr. Feb. 90. 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05
From some cause or other, the

From some cause or other, the
associations OF women are al ways
singularly mixed up with dry g pods,
Miss Pole said that Mrs. LII rris
appearing In black silk atNher bus
bands funeral, exhibited good taste.
perhaps, although she cant help
saying thRt bombaz'ne would have
shown deeper sense oi her !; illlc-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05

Don't reason with an ign0rams lls.
The only way to prt such a III az
down, is to kn s ok b in down
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05
LEATHER.

VA e have ON hand. and will continue 10
w keep, a large lot of Leather Of all
kinds-Brilie and III arnsss, Upper and Sole
Leather. GILL s. RUSSELL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05
Charles 0akford'S Hats.

IAN be found atno house in town, ex-
u cept at Gill Is EsuSscifs. Gentle
nen. they are OF SUPERIOR FINISH anu nave
an EXTRA TOUCH IN SHAPE, thai mas never
before been seen II tins market. Gan anu
get one. There are ''OAly lew more qi Inc
same sort lett.
GILL & RUSSELL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05
NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, etc.

Fresh Drugs, Medicines, etc.
6R0 The undersigned have re- .ss7ss
Na ceivej by late arrivals, large 49,
oWIg9 addition TO their stock of Med ~
X icines, Paints, Oils, Perfume
~, TarnisheS, Fancy Articles, de-,
making il much larger and better ass0dged
Than they have ever before offered. Having
been purchased by one oil the firm IN person.
with much care and attention losboth pr,ce
and quality, iney are able 10 offer them al
the lowest market rates, aod request OF Couu-
nv Merchants and Physicians particularly,
an examination OF their stock. Tney have
lately received
1000 legs pure White Lead;
600 gallons Linseed OIL;
2l2 doz CARROTS Scotch Snuff I'd bottles;
26 do Sweesser's Maccoboy DO 10 do
SO boxes Scotch Snuff ia rolls;
E35O 600 G d Percussion Caps;
100 groce best Wood Box Matches;
n rs doz Cologne Water, assorted;
u 100 DO Bears OIL;
d 81 do Rose Hair OIL;
H. 800 lbs Spanish Float Indigo;
Il 1000 do superior Madder;
II 81 sacks Pepper and Ginger;
II IS boxes Guupowdef and Imperial Tea,
II II bbls Spanish Whiting;
Il go dcz Rushlon. Clarke s. Co.'S Cod
II Liver Oh;
II 900 lbs Roll Brimslane;
n $50 half boxes Window Glass, assorted
III sizes;
III $50 loz Smoking Tobacco;
4 $50 doz Mason's Backing;
4 GO gross Fancy Pipes;
II Is bbls Spirits Turpenline;
A 5I5 lbs Exrracl Logwood. in small boxes:
1919 reams Letter aud Cap Paper; very
low;
4 so dog Hair Brushes;
4 100 do Shoe do single and in pairs;
II 800 do Violin Strings;
Y 100 DO Fine Combs;
II 20 boxes Shaving Soap;
u 100 doz Tooth Brpshes, assorted;
III 600 gallons WInIet Sperm Oh:
L 72l do Tanners Oil;
IA 90 dozen While Wash Brushes;
I'll - 90 Taylor's Shaving Compound
Ill - gFrce Steel Pens;
RI "a doz Bulls Sarsaparl!a;
X 90 lbs Venetian Red.
Id EWlN, BROWN & co.
Sept 23-ly Nashville. Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05
INDIA RUBBER BELTENG+S,
For Gin Bands, Saw Mill Belts, and
DRIVING BELTS,


For :aii AimGs of Machinery.
TAI5 Belung so highly recommendel4ior
! q Gin Bands and OPEN Belts for driving
Machinery, is without hesitation asserted TO
be superior TO Leather or anything else now
in us E. Tor he following simple reasons:
The pehieet equality of width AID thick
ness which it WIl retain.
2. 1t whf bear 500 degrees Of heat without
injury ana remains plant 10 any degree Of
cod
5. il, is of great strength and durability
does not SLIP On the PnlIies, consequently a
gain of pow er is obtained, and. when
adjusted to Machinery, does not require
alteration. as is the case with any otEer.
We respectfully Invite the attention Of
GIN HOLDERS TO this article which EX-
FERENCE has proven TO be superior 10
any other material for Cotton Gin Bands.
LtJe A large assortment always on hand,
and furnished df given lengths and widths.
at shoriesI Eolite.
Also, STEAM pAcKrse and HosE of The
same material.
All for sale by
FALL & CUNNINGHAM,
Hardware Dealers, college Street.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
n sEJs Samples of the above Betting can be
seen at the slofe Of SourhwoRrH, MoReAE
s NEIL. 5lay 90, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05

Rich SCENE The 70 lowing rich
scene pccurred|in onf 0 our courts
OF Justice between The Judge ana q
Dutch witness all The way IRON
Rotterdam;
.Judge--YYl 5 your native Ian
gnage2
Dutchman.
Judge = What Is your mo'n ef
tongue!
Witness-Oh, tader say size oe
all tongue.
judy EN- an 'rrl'a PIE tome
What language did YOU spe ak ID
the cradle?
Witness-I d ID not s peak in any
language at all; onl y cried IN
Dooch.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05

Love m akes one-ha ll Of every
ma n foolish and the 9th err bali Gun
ming.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05

THE Boston Bee saws that a Pierce
Glib Of Webster men is forming in
that City.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05

WHY is kiss like the crea''on' !,
Because it is mpde Of nothing ana
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05
To BIackSpiihs.

EET e have in store Anvlis. Vices. Stocks
w and Dies, Screw Plates, Steel (all
kinds). Rssps and Files, Browns Bellows.
Aiwood's Band and Siedge Hammers. and a
large lot Of Uiliiman, Vanieer & Cos
refined Charcoal ION. To all of which we
invite y1ur attention.
April 22--3m Nashville Tenn.