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INSTITUTION DE JEUNESG GEMS.
Dirige par NJ. L. MARTINI,
4 DonaldsonyiIle.

M. Martin remercic les peres de ia
mile de la confance qu'ils ont daigne
lai accorder depuis Il ans. Ii Went
de s'adjoindre IN professeur d.anglais
qui, depuis seize ans. a p%rofesse dams les
premieres institutions de New-York ct
de la Nile Orleans.
Prix des pensionnaires avec les
diyerses branches d'enseignement
en- anglais ct en- f~rancais, par an, $50
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

WHAT BAkNUM md JENNY LIND
MADE.-The following note to the
New York Musical World, said to
be from reliable source, gives the
sum total in round numbers, that the
two percentages whose names head
this article cleared over all expenses
during their connexion. 1t seems
that they averaged a trifle over
$4,000 apiece On each concert.
Npt long ST nee, Mr. Barnum ex-
hibited to me the account current
between himself and Jenny Lind,
and a truly marvellous documentit is
He ought to publish it entire for the
establishment and edification Of the
world generally, and singers particu-
Iarly- According to the footing up
and balances, the parties re ceived the
following handsome divide bids, after
all expenses were paid: jimmy Lind,
$500, zoe; ?. I. Barnum, b3OS,O00;
total 100000.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

The London Punch comment.
in the following style upon the hab-
it Of detra ction SO prevalent in the
United States during political con-
tests, aid which leads the partizans
fot enc candidate to heap denGncia-
ton and abuse upon the other:
GAS usual, the Americans have
nominated two Of their worst men
for tie Presidency. 1t occasionally
happens that SOME Of tie model re-
publicans appear 10 rise high above
the level Of our ordinary humanity,
and arc weakly supposed TO have
attained some eminence in the field
or Tic forum, bat let them only be
narled as candidates for soneYiigh
Office, aad all the wo rid imlnedi.
ateIy discovers that they are the
neaaest and most despicable OF
men, the very smallest Of earth's
reptiles"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
A RoMANTIc SUICIDE! l.

A RoMANrlo SUICIDE "A man
named Patrick Bartlett, recently
committed suicide in Pike county,
Ala, by hanging himself, soon after
his marriage. The Troy Palladi-
Jim says:
ale had been in lore with a
Young lady, but was prevented, by
some means, from marrying her,
and welded another.' Soon after
his marriage, he carried his wife to
See llis parents, and there met the
Young lady, his former love, to
whom he appeared TO have been
de.otedly attached. Their feelings
upon meeting ovcrcame their sense
of proprietv, and they rushed into
each others arms, embraced, and
were melted TO tears. This seems
to have revived, in q ten fold de-
gree, his love Tor her, and after
Carving his wife back to her pa
rents. said that he would go to
Troy and mail a letter, which lie
had written; bnt it appears he came
TO The determination on the way TO
destroy himself, which he did, in
in the manner a5ove described"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
K Fan Asoc elk for 1852.

II af1E nalersigHeJ are now in receipt o
Il tier euliie sIoek OF WARE
laid CUTLERY TOR the Fall Idade, and in
Calling he aI.eaiph o the merchants oil
Tennessee. Kentucky, and Norh Alabama
10 thersiock now ID store, they feel conf
dent tEa il will be iouna compare favora-
bly,, both as TO Quantity aad assortment, with
that oil any House ih the country
Experience has already demonstrated 10
lie satisfaction Of a large majority 0: dealers
lnl this section Of ie country, thai Ia he a
tce oil Hard,care al least. Tie Nashville mar
ket is preferable 10 those OF New York and
Philadelphia; Tor The simple reason thai ihis
description OF goods Will mol bear the heavy
expenses oil Transportation which, must nee
essarlly accrue when brought through 6y
canals and railroads. Ile untiers gne1 are
also enabled 10 place their c4slomefs on
equal footing with those purchasing ii any
Diner market, from the fact that their Euro
pesn goods being ali imported direct from
The manufacturers By way OF New Orleans
,eithoat touchiag .Nam York, illus enabling
them TO Offer their goods al small advance
90 importation cdsi.
.NcrchaRis, BIacasmiihs. Carpenters, &c.,
visiting Nashville aye invited to call and eI-
anime their stock before purchasing.
FEATHERS, Wool, Bcesscar and Ginseng re-
ceged ID exchange fdrHardware and ID pay
men, OF debts al the highest market prices
FALL s CUNNiSGH AM
Cblltge street, Nashville
Sert. %
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
Valuable Land and Mills for Sale.

To C LOSE the partnership exist
Sfss$o ing between G. w. DENNIS s.
Ek2 So MS. which has expired by lin
.ila,ion, three hundred and ninety, three acres
OF ELK RIVER LAND, Two hundred OF
which is in a tine state of cultivation, and
The entire tract susceptible of being titled
living three miles south east OF Fayetteville,
on The road 10 Winch-s,er-is now being Of
fered for sale, In addition TO as good soil
AID being as we'll situated. as any in Middle
Tennessee. there are on this tract OF Land
suitable dwellings, and out houses, together
with superior SAY and GRIST MILL
all Of which are cbnsuucted after the most
approved plans, and are not only in good
order, but en,irelS new; built Of tbe very
best timber On the premises, is very val
liable FERRY az ross Elk River, on ihe road
leading diiecEIy from Winchester TO Fayetle-
Vile. The properly can be advantageous
DIVIDED. 50 as 10 make Two or more desirable
settlements Those desiring to purchase lhl:
valuable property. would do wei. TO call with
out delay oa g. w DENNIS, senior. who i
alone authorized 10 sell the same. Any on
of the Grln will take pleasure in showing th'
properly by The applicants calling on them
on The premises.
G. W. DENNIS s. SONS.
! Sept 2, Ie52H-n
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
New Fall and Winter Goods
New, Beautiful and Cheap
I DRESS GOODS.

-, THE attention OF The Ladies is par
zSSS8 tculariy called 10 one of the most
~ handsome stocks OF DREss GOODS
ever displayed in Fayetteville. comprising
Rich Brocade Dress Silks:
superb Damask do
splendid Embrq.d'd Robe do
magnificent Fluunced do
blk Gro d Rhine aud Watsrsd do
do Brocade and Darnask do
fine Embroidered aud Striped DsraSes;
elegant Printed Challeys;
beautiful Plaid PoplinS;
handsome Figured Grenadines;
Paris Printed Berage de Lanes;
Lawns, Tarlatans and PfnIs;
While Goods, Gnghams. &c. Sc.
These Goods are VERY SELECT. embracing
all The LATEST STILES Out. Snme OF them
are much finer than any heretofore brought
TO thls market, and we rely on the 6ne iase
Of the Ladies Of Lincoln to ensure theF sale,
GooDRiCH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS
Anil x
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

liEMP.-lIie law recently passed
by Congress- requires that all hemp
carried OH board steamboats, shall
be baled and covered, thus giving
aitlitio nal security against fire Oh
board Of boats tits just Proris-
icn--one which The insurance offices
have in vain endeayored to enforce.
1t cannot now be dispensed with.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
DIED,

In his county. on Saturday, 11.h inst, Of
bronchi,is, Mrs. CAROLINA T., wife OF hlr.
VIM. 6. Hamilton, and daughter of Mr.
Thonas McGaugh, aged AZ years.
A. Nazareth, near Bards,own, Ky, on the
2Sih August, Miss CATHARINE ANNE, ma
live oil Faye,teville, Tenn, aged is years
9 mnnths aud day, daughter Of Margare,
Bright hn4 Mathew Martin, Of t,is city,
~ Q. Pjcagune.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

Perry Smith, of Su eden, Mon
roe county, n. T., writes to the
Rochester Advertiser, that he has
raised this year, from 101 acres,
sos bushels of wheat, Of which 8
acres went so bushels per acre,
equal 10 400 bGsheIs-the other q
acres ~ ent 40 bushels per acre.
The wheat is what is called"Soule's
Wheat
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
.scELROY e. CRAWFORD,

tT9N HAys recently received ct thsr
| ~ Drng Store, North side Of the Public
/ W Square, Fayetteville. fresh from thII
| X adslpha aud New York, an ADDITION
al supply o. GNU Ms Medicines. Drugs
Paints. Oils. Varnisiles, Dye Slutf>. Window
Glass. PuIiy, PeIfum-ry, fine Soaps, Teas
Wines Brandies. Shuiis. Sugars; fine. com
mon and smoking Tobacco, Surgical lnsiru'
menrs, SC. sc. which makes then stock un
surpassed 1t equaed by an establishment;
;de of ciiy
They have on hand and are daily receiv-
ing. an extensive collection Of the best
Patent Medicines exianl Their stock
OF this kind oi Medicines embraces most OF
the popular Preparations OF tie day. ilav-
ing obiaIned our Drugs and Meficines in
fact. every thing we have IN sioTe-irom the
most reliable Druggists East. we ieel no hes-
Iancy IA commenting Them TO the public,
physicians: aud merchants generally. as pure
and genuine. Being resolved to continue a
permanent, reliable Drug business in Fay
etIeyiiie, our customers and the community
generally, may rely upon our statements with
most implicit confidence all articles shall
come up to The representations given.
The ladies' IN particular. and the public
generally. are invited 70 our uOequaled Sc
lection of Perfumery. II is varied and
decidedly tasty. Come he hTst opportunity
and view them.
Farmers. Merchants. and other business
men " q b s|lpphed with Castor Oil. sweet
do. SpnIS TurPeur'ne .Raregoric. LaudKnum.
Essences. Patent Medicines, Sac. &C. 10y the
dozeu If desifed.
The orders of local physicians and all
others promptly attended to. and then IRE
scriptioGs carefully Compounded.
Tie liberal hTade we have heretofore en-
joyed, encourages the belief that with our
extensive and we'll selected supplies. We Gan
meet all demands in Our line, 10 desired
increase Of oIlr business
NAV 20 1852
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4eNf5ce.

A II. those Indebted to me by note or ac
IN. count, will please come forward aad
settle within twenty dsvs in which lime
am compelled 10 settle MY accounts. those
Who do no. adjust their accoune by tina
lime. may expect TO settle with an officer
which shall veiy mncaIregrei.
Sept. Is. iS52-St B. Z. DENNIS
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

fEsHt. following tpa. pnss poehon Ct oul
l. lalge stock of Hardware; unssri ed
in vari.ly by any House 10 the esst.
CollIps' Axes, WarIsn|Ied Axes OF other
BIRDS. Anvils and Vices, Bellows and Screw
Plates GLAND and Sietige Hammers, Table
and Pocket Cutlery Razors, Shea4s and Scis-
sors, Curry COMBS. PaIdtocks, Flies and
Rasps. Sti,ers and Cbffee Hills ,S.irrup Irons.
Birdie Bits, Au.urs and Chise!s. Planes oil
all kinds, Hand saws ahd Draw Knives,
Haichels and llahdaxes, Min anu Cross Cut
Saws, Single aud double Shot Guns, Rifles,
complete, Chains OF all Kinds, Cotton Cards;
Together with many other articles TOO nu-
merous 10 me hIioh
FALL s. CUNNINGHAM.
Cpllege strset, Nashville.
! September IS. 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

W. have heard something said
abo ut some ones, we don't know
Wild, running an accommodation hack
bet wden Fayetteville and Salem, in
franklin &C :, SO as to connect with
the Stage line between Huntsville
and WINCH ester. The consummatiou
Of a projecv Of this sort, would prove
q great convenience &c many OF the
citizens Of Lincoln. They could then
60 to Huntsville or Nashville. with
alll3Bt half the expense they are
now compelled TO submit to. Tulla-
homa and She byviIle had better wake
up before Sald N carries off the prize
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
MAHRlAoEs.
MARRIED.,

In Nashville, on Thursday, 10Th inst,
Mr.. HIRGM K. WALKER, Junior Editor Of
The Nashville True Wing, and Miss MARY
JANE AUSTIN.
In Giles county, Mr.. VIZ. G. LLOYD end
Mrs. MARY SHRADER.
In Giles county, Mr.. VIZ. House and
Miss MARY KELrNER.
In Athens. Ala, Mr.. lanes B. STEWART
and Miss VIRGINIA ANN STANLEY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
Barrel Salt.

@ At 81 cents-cash.
4sssZ J4ne 10 SHAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
Prdslecli,e--

6ur Tullahoma friends are highly
olad I'D with the fat cring prospects
befFr9 them; more especially since
the AfcNlinnyills Ra ilroad has been
loo; tdd to intersect dhe h. & c. Rail
ROAD | 1T that place. This McNIinn-
will road is regBrdd ID link in the
gre ltItrunk line vii Ich is intended 70
pas through Kent 4cky, Tennessee
and Alabama.
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Candid ateg Il $50,
rA3 coLLEcroRI -AISc6LH cbuSrY

g5s Ne are uhbrz4 I'd 10 announce IRA
K. Da.si:lii. cahhiaaif for Tax Collecto
81 Lac itn Curly ,fpr lf53.
SD. We are Authorized to announce
Cam be9i D3u:ilif. Iiof The 2d districi
a cad IIIate for Tax CJllcctor of Lincoln
Csua,v. FOR 1853.
tCPiH are auihprZef 10 announce " fs-
so., Cd NiSc.nars, a candidate for Tax
1'oliscjor al Lincoln County, Tor 1908.
fu-JP We are an'hofzea TO announce
Maj Lo~cpss Il. George, candidate Tor
Tax Cpiiec,or o. LiElcoin COUNTY. Tor 1898.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
Always on Hand.

# SUGAR, Coffee, Castings, Nails
81 Trdn, Steel; Fifth, Trace, Halter
Stay, Breast, and Tongue Chalns; SireicheTs
and Cross Cut Saws. TIE u ali-come and
see. j. L.. THOMSON.
Cheap Cash or Credit Corner
April 22I 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
Cloths. etc.

& GENTLEMEN would do we'll 10 DALI at
" the Store OF Goodrich. Buchanan q Bea-
rers where ,hey will find an unusually iarss
and very superior assortment Of
Cloths. Cassineres and Vesting-,
IN great variety, and which Iney are aDxI0us
10 sell at lower ptces than Clouds 81 the
same qualities have ever been sold 10 lhIs
market. Give them call before buying.
Anil Is.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
Stolen--

''@ Some soound rel, ii t he shape Of
man, entered tent occupied by sew
cral young men, at f@sOa's camp
ground, on last Satu rday night, after
they had gone to bed, and riaed thsir
pc KITS Of the mpne5 they conta(ned.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
Drugs, Medicines. etc.

Elsin. Bro1pn 8. Co, of Nashville
on College street, have large col
lection ofDrpgs, Paints, &c, in store
which they are Offering at the lowest
possible figures, by wholesale or re;
tail. Our Druggists, Merchants, Ply
siaians, Farmers and all others, arc
res poclully requested, in making
purchases in Nashville to glY 2 TINS
House a call.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
Fayette academy.

IFEHHE next session q this Institution vii
Il commence on MONDAY. 18th inst.
under the supervision OF the present Prlnct
pal-Mr. f. A. Dickinson. Terms;-
same as last Session.
JAS. l.. THOMSON. Sec.
Sept. 2. 1852 At
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
EOR. SAHEs

20 NJ CONVENIENT FAMILY Ek1Sls
rsa& dence, adjoining the town Of Fay
-.5.-- stieyille, with the lorof grbu nd on
which the house stands, bring the shire iha
the subscriber purchased Oh Saumel E. Gil.
IIinnd. containing p acres For psxlLculaT:
apply on the prem'sesto
f! JOHN 4. MORGAN.
/ June "a, lSJ2-u
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

s9~ Never suffer long from Cough. Al
this age OF the world. when you can get
AYERS CHERRT PscToRAL, il is q crimina,
neglect. if you do not cure il.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
Nsx LGcoAs--

Kew Gc0aS--
s. alhrort9, -Horyei 8 Nell have
just received aIIsplendid assortment
Of Fan and Winter Goods, to which
they invite Our attention. They
are resolved % accommodate and be
accommodated by selling the very
hes Of bargains or tho most desira-
bleIterms.
Goodrich, Buchanan & Bearers
1attcr themselves if you will call in
at their store, that they can now sup
ply you with almost any article in
the mercantile line, at 10 west possible
figures. They have just received
their Fall and Winter Goods.
GU 8. Rus8fU request US to say
to former customers and the public
generally, that if superior collec-
ton Of Fail and Winter Goods at as
lew a price IS merchants can do Q
living business at, and the attention
of accommodating clerks, be an in
ducement, they feel confident that
all who may desire to purcha$ o will
give them a call.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

cr-E.Alvertisemanls bust be handed into
The Office by Tuesday tiorning, 70 insure
an ap1eaancc in the following Paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

The W as lngton Telegraph 50 Us
padent right has been recently
granted 10 a citizen OF Ohio Ior the
presJrvation OF fresh butter by a
chemical process, 10 stand any fiI-
mate for any time.
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OTIS
TuIla.,0na lots.

TslHE md ersigned has la,d oF block. Of
IL LOTS several acres IN each. lorprl-
vale residenfe, and ,ls now prepared TO sell
tnfm al PRIV ale sale 10 those who desire to
have summa residences. in the beautiful
and healthy Town of TaiEallOn7a. We
have in the Town Size, besIues the most
healthy atmosphere and pure ireesIons wa
teI. most eycelIenI Chaly beate Spting.
(which is supp osed 10 be mixed with Ehns
sulphur.
VIZ MOORE. Agent. Sc.
MAY on 1370-tf
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New arrangement.

FEVIIE sub4 crber has bong ht the interest Of
2 w. II. MooREs. IN the Stnre House.
Goods, Books, Notes. and Accounts, OF
hooREs X 1HoNsoN. end the subscriber is
alone author Ized TO collect the amounts due
the irnI, aud IS responsible for IT'S debts.
Being per hanenIiy located in the mercan-
NE business ! respectfully ask a call from
;he purchasing public My Goods are offered
as low as hose OF sny House in Fayetteville.
Fry me. JAS. l.. THOMSON.
Jan. %, 1852.
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Glass.
To the Ladies.

"a GILL & RUSSELL have Just re-
GO ceived their large and desirable stpck Of
Queensware assorted, embracing every
kind and quality. from The commonest Teas
TO the finest China-varying IN price from
Is cents to $40 per sslI-which they are
ANXIOUS 10 sell. May n. 1852.
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HdrdTaTe--

Hardware
faU 8. Cunningham, College street,
Nashville, Tenn. are Just in receipt
Or their Fall supplies of Har dwargs,
Cdtlerv, &c. They now have the
la rgest and most desirable stock in
Nashville, of the very best quality.
We know thom to-be gentlf mq IN, and
II ust our citizens and d p!ers v i'll
q I've them a qall, when in Nashville.
Remember theLstreet, College.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
A Fuss for Feathers, etc.

WE will give in Goo DIS, AZ cash prices,
w The highest marse prIce Tor all Bar
ter usually taken; such ds Feathers, Bees
Wax, Taiow, Liusey, Socks, striped and
whit. Coilon Wool, G tass Seeds, Dried
Fruit, SC. Give US ca Il before you sell.
Aug. IL. Il. A GRAY & co.
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Lace Goods, etc.

Lace foods, etc.
z ACES, Edgings and lnseTlings;
IL Capes. Collars and Cuffs;
Tindersleeves Chemizeites ami Mantillas;
Linen Camp HaEdkerchisfs Neck Ribbons
Berase and Grape Shawls and Lace vsls;
Bonuei and Sash, Ribbons aud Trimmings;
Wreaihs, Flowers and Tabs;
Miits, Gloves and Hosiery;
ParasoIs. Fans. &c. sc.
For sale very cheap by
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN sELFEGs.
April Is.
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f4r Advertisements DIRE inserted in the
sr.er in whichpheY are handed in
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
$ agar and Coffee
GnudFiPs,
Shoes and Boots. Cheap.

Shoes and Boots, Cheap.
r ADIESE Kid, Calf. and KIP SHOES ant
IL CATERS -supei6ne article;
Mems Calf! GoaIee and KIP Shoes;
do fine land extra fine Calf Boots;
do Water Proof. Call and Kip DO
do heavy Kip and Mud do
BOYS and Youths extra fne 90
Negro Brosaus--gOod article. :.
Com. in soon. and let me see what can b
done for yob. Come-come and see
April %. j. l.. TtfOMSON.
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IIatSi

a We have just received MoIsskin,
90 Beaver, Satin, Oaer, Mexican, HuDga-
nan, Kossnth, Magyar. Palm, EsghoIn, Mar
icaibo and Panama Hats, making our assort-
ment decidedly the largest aud most com
plete We have ever offered
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS
April -.
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-Ben. 8. E5esges.

Narket-strect. Nashville, Team.
Bslween Johnson &. Wsauer and II. T,
YeatmGn'S WarfbouSe.)
70 CsRRIEs on Clipper, Tin, Brass
L. and Bel Foundry. Stills, Brewers,
xrkaA Copper, EIatters' Cooking Stoves,
SC. Wash. Stew, and Tea Kettles, Goal
Stoves. Coal Crates. Sc Hollow ware
Of superior article always OF hand. am
prepared 10 furnish Bells tom 10 10 50U0
lbs, WARRANTED OF btsl lou .liiy. lmH rovsG
Generators and Soda Fonts, made to oTdDr,
and warranted ihe- hes, III tie Stale. TIA
Plate and Nrs for sale. Bfuces improved
Refrigerator and W alter Cooler, kept for sale.
Fairbanks Patent Scales, from
EIghiNo Two Thousand Pounds " eis ut. for
SAFE al lower rates, than any cher house in
the city, and Warranted by the subscriber
Old Copper, BfasS. Pewter, Bees~ax and
Feathers taken 10 exchange al rnafiet price.
April q. 1852 -6n
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Business in Tl llahomal

I'm the 20lh inst, | intend being 1t
" TuiIahenaa. with a limited stock o
Groceries, and such other articles as vii
meellhe demands of the adjoining country
and improvements oil the pew Town.
My determination is io be ready. on The
arrival OF the Cars, 10 opel with FULL sDd
GENERAL ASSORTMENT; and shall be prepared
furnish the ifade with e very hing IN ny
line. on the mosr LIBERAL TERMS. at Nash
vile prices. !. GKlLLatD.
Nashville, Sept, 23-tfl
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Spring Circular.

ENTE have been RECEIVING q LARGE SUPPLY
w lom the Eastern Cites Tor several
weeks, and now have the pleasure OF an
ndunclng that We have III store very Ex
rKNsivE, BEAJTIFuL and VARIED stock O.
NlYW SPRING AND SUNNI SLR
&DSD RY %e
which we would be much Pleased to have
OUR Old customers and the trading public
GENERALLY to call soon and examine.
We buy our Goods IN The best markets in
the United States, on the most favurabs
terms, aud being willing to sell at very
small advance OH cost. We viii ODER induce
nienis which cannot fail 10 suit PURCHASERS
We trust by keeping a stock oil Goods iufe,
fipr TO none, and an increased endeayor 10
please, TO merll and receive contnu iuon oil
iiIs very liberal patronage extended US sincs
our commencement IN business, and Tor
Nhich we beg leave 10 return ouG sincere
thanks.
Very respectfully.
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN sEAvsRs.
ADril | 3 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
OHEMrcAHS.

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attention is called TO them-and physicians
in particular.
.hcELROY s CRAWFORD.
May 20
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Boots and Shoes.

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Youths. Ladies', Misses wear received ard
for sale al rsuarkasly low pTIcgS by
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
April l5.