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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06
xTRAPPING PAPER

WRAPPING PAPER
w White wrapping, large and small
Brown do do do
Tea and Manila wrapping
Also. Print and colored paper for Job Printing, &c,
Printers Cards, various sizes
Gard Boards, ivory and satin finish
Printers Ink. new supply
nov 1.ta G MORSE. Com Merc't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06

L EGORICE.--50 superior Stick Liconce
i 1 toarrive for sale by MCDANIEL & HURT.
Sent 2l.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06

"a MANS A MAN FOR A. EIIAT.'
/ ONG OR SHORT. FAT OR LEAN, RICH OR
IL POOR, fastdious otherwise, Gun all find good
CLOTHING suit their shape, size, taste and means
II the Clothing Establishment of
a. S. SHAFER & co,
Oct22-ts Opposite Gro. BagJy's Iron Store.
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gUsV COME TOiEAND.

- order, received and Tor saIeby -.......
nov AS B f SACKETT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06
UHE SOUTHERN VIEW OF GUN

4 Gle TOMS CABIN" by John X hompson ed
tor Southern Literary Messenger for sale at the Book
store of loot 2Slsl JOHN WRIGHT, JR.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26
Medical Depot.
Houses Family and Plantation
MEDTCTNES.

HOUSES INDIAN TONIC; safe anc
IL certain cure for Chrlls or Ague ant
Fever in three hours, al I'D rem dy in Bilious
and Remttent Fever
HOUSES PILE OlNTMENT; a SOOTHING
and rapid cure FOR Blind or Bleeding Piles
and for Burns, Bruises, Fresh GUS, &c., !,
is perfect Pain Extractor.
HOUSES VEGETABLE PILLS are
more popular than any thing before The pub
lie, as general Family Medicine. They are
ami Rheumatic, anti BILIOUS, and anti Fever.
Try them and be convinced
HOUSES CERATE; for letters. Scald
Head and Ring Worm-a good remedy.
All the a bove Medicines manufactured and
sold, Wholesale and retail, by
NJ BOURNE,
Deaderick ST., opposite True Hing office,
NAsHy lille, Tenn.
Also. age nt for the sale Of Gray,s ONT
ment, Bulls Sarsaparlla, Wistars BaIsam
of Wild Cherry, &C. &c.
.4geat, for The sale Of HOUSES MEDICINES
in Lincoln Gardener s. Hampton, Noel.
roy &Crawlord. Benz. F. ClaT *, F. Mo,low
s. Sohss Taley & Goodrich. S. & T. Hart,
D. c. Hall and W. NJ Mckinney. Also, 10
be had from Numerous agents in every County
in Tennessee. North Carolina, Virginia.
Kentucky and Mississippi.
Nashville, Sept, 9, IS5l-6m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26
IsihgIass.

lsinglass> is on E Of the purest al d
finest OF the animal glues. 1t is a
product, the preparation of whi&f
lis almost peculiar TO Russia. 1t lis
made of the air. ladders and sounds
of different kinds Of fish which ate
found in the large rivers which I'd Il
into the North Sea and th e Caspia b.
The best isinglass is usu ally role d
in little ringlets; the second sort IS
laid together like the ID aves Of a
book; and the cohlmcn SOFT is drie d
without any care. When fine it s
Of white color, almost transparent
and dry. 1t dissolves readily InI
boiling ater, and is muc h used in
cookery. 1t is also used in filming
liquors of the fermented kind, and
in making mock pearls, stlflening.
linens, silks, gauzes. So. Boiled
in milk it forms mild, nutritious
Jelly, and is thus sometimes en-
ployed incidentally. This, when
favored by the art of\the cook, is
The blanc mango of our tables.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

PARsNIps. IA great deal has
been said OF late in favor of this as
food for stock. 1t is as easily
cultivated as the carrot, andis said
to be less liable toIinjury by the fly.
Some objected to-lt IN consequence
of its imparting, as they supposed,
an acid and disagreeable flavor to
milk, besides operating prejudicially
10 the animals health. 'fhe for
mer evil, however, admits ola very
easy remedy, and can scarcely be
regarded as an objection of any
weight. As to the latter, we pre-
sumo that If fed in reasonable
quantities, with sufliciency of salt,
no very serious consequence need
be apprehended. For stock, nei
Their carrots nor parsnips should be
sown before the first Of June, and
from that to the twentieth.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26
MUTTON HATERS ATTFNI

Muir ON HATERs ATTEND
The American Agriculturist'' says:
1--WE mean to repeat at least a thou
sand times, or till what we>say has
effect on our countrymen, that. a
pound of lean, tender, juicy mutton
can be raised for half the cost of
the same quantity of fat pork; that
it is infinitely healthier food, espe-
cialIy in thes summer season, is more
agreeable to the palate, when one
gets accustomed to it; and that
those who eat it become more mus
cuIar, and can do more work with
greater ease TO themselves than
those who eat fat pork. We know
nothing more delicate than smoked
mutton hams of south-down breed
of sheep-venison itself is not SUI
perior. Sheep can be kept in fine
growing order where other domes-
tic animals will scarcely exist, and
thousands of acres in the State an
der an enlightened system of sheep
husbandry, may be made to pay a
good interest where now they are
nearly dead property on the hands
Of their present owners"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

1t has but recently been ascer-
tanned upon what data Father Mill er
founded his reasoning, as to the end
Of the world. 1t appea rs that he
multiplied the wrinkles on the horn IS
Of five year old ram by the twelve
signs Of the Zodiac; the product he
again multiple by the number Of
seeds in a winter squash: this he d.
vided by the number Of days in a
year. Result, 1913.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

i Sergeant Davy was once accus ed
Of having disgraced the bar by taxi ng
silver from a client. 4 took silvd r,
he replied, because | could not get
gold; but l took everything the Pc or
fellow had in the world, and l hope
you don't call that disgracing the
profession
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

BACHELORS Mr.. Jarvis says there
is no instance of a wise bachelor; they
are merely rational. So long as i
man is single, she observes, so long
is he nonentity-but with another
figure added; the figure of woman,
for instance--this CIPHER becomes a
respectable member of the human
family, and proves himself lover of
his country.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

A man in Pawtucket lately made
application for insurance on build
ing situated in village where there
was no fire engine. In answer to
the question, What are t be facilities
for eXtinguishing fires?' he wrote 1t
rains sometimes.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

A western editor, in speaking ola
vocalist, says the more an audience
admires saw filing, the sooner he will
become favorite with them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26
Drugs, Medicines, &c.

IN STORE.
9s5 LBS. superior Indigo:
3400 lbs superior Nader:
900 lbs Extract Logwood:
25 barrels Copperas:
20 do Birthstone aud Alum:
10 do Venetian Red:
10 do Spanish Brown:
is do Lamp Black, ass'd:
Is do Spts Turpenune:
1000 lbs Red Lead:
1000 do White Lead, dry:
500 do Li,harge:
2l0 do Chrome Yellow:
200 do do Green:
300 do Paris Green:
100 do Prussian Blue.
And for sale very low by
CARTWRIGHT s. ARMSTRONG,
! We have also received fine assortment, o
Brushes; consisting in part of Paint
White Wash, Varnish, Shoe, Scrubbing
Counter. Hair. Tooth, Nail, Cloth, Horse
Shaving, Marking, Hat, &c.. &c.. which we
offer to dealers at a very small advance OF
manufacturers prices. c. & A.
| Feb. 5.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26
NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fresh Drugs, Medicines. &c.

Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c.
660 THE unde rsgned have re-
A5A ceived by late arrivals, large 49,
loWy0 addition 10 their stock of Med ~
4 Il icines, Paints, Oils, Perfume
ny, VarnisheS, Fancy Articles, DC,
making il much larger and better assorted
than they have evef before offered. Having
been purchased by sne oil the firm in person,
with much care ahd attention 10 both lprIce
and quality, they are able TO offer them al
the lowest market rates, and request of Coun-
Try Merchants and Physicians particularly, >.
an examination oil their stock. They have
1000 kegs pure White Lead
1000 gallons Lihseed OIL;
2l2 doz CARROTS Scotch Snuff IN bottles:
20 do Sweetser's Maccoboy do 10 do
SO boxes Sec! sch Snuff in rolls.
$4,000 G ID Percussion Caps;
100 groce best Wood Bog Matches:
IFS doz Cologne Water, assorted:
100 do Bears OIL;
81 do Rose Hair Oil;
800 lbs Spanish Float Indigo:
1000 do sUperidr Nader;
81 sacks Pepper and Ginger:
75.boxes Gun powder and Imperial Tea;
IL bbls Span ish Whiting;
60 doz Rush hon, Clarke 4 CO.. Cod
LIvei OK;
l000lbs Roll Birthstone;
$50 half boxes Window Glass, assorted
| sizes!
$50 doz SmokE ing Tobacco;
$50 dog MaSOb's Backing;
90 gross Fan by Pipes;
Is bbs Spin IS Turpentne;
| SIS lbs EItradt Logwood. In small boxes.
l9U reams Letter aud Cap Paper very
low;
SO doz Hair Brushes;
100 do Shoe do single and ip pairs;
300 do ViOlih Strings;
l09 do Fine combs;
7ObOxes Sh living Soap;
l9O doz Tooth Brushes, assorted;
GOO gallons W Inter Sperm Oil;
72l do Ia nner's Oil;
| ~ dozen White Wash Brushes;
Is do TaYlor's Shaving Compound
75grnce Steel Pens;
"a doz Bulls Sarsaparilla;
LOO lbs Venet an Red.
| EW IN, BROWN & CO.
sept. 23-ly Nashville, Tenn.
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"NrhER.

iHVHlS is to notify The public generally IL at
J. W. H. MOORES is a legally author
ICED agent for the Marble Yard al Nashville.
and ali contracts will be filled IN lie neaIesI
manner and shortest notice possible. All
work will be delivered al Fayetteville, or the
places mosIsuilable Ali kinds OF Furniture.
Monuments, Slabs, Head and Foot Stone,
either oil Marble or Lime Rock. Gail aud
see specimens Of Italian and american Afa,ble
RULE. STONE & co
Asril %, 1851. BY WI, Mooaw
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

That's a ia ct. We've been look
ing for ten years for some lofty sub.
ject on which to expand our genius
So here it goes:
The man that nowadays will write,
And not prepay his letter.
Is worser than the heather are,
What don't know any beuer.
And if you take fine tooth comb
And rake dowa call crea.ion,"
You couldn't find meaner man
In this ere mighty nation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26
Tl;rn.nin Ella Bredd.=DissolY

Virginia Egg Bread.-Dissolye
one table spoonful Of butter.in three
and half pilts of milk; and one
quart Of IndiHn meal, half a pint
Of wheat flour, a little salt and two
eggs well beaten; mix all welG to-
gether. and bake in buttered tin.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26
i ElAgz3Y 3 mig UR8o
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers

Market ST., near the Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
"a, KEEP constantly on hand Tin
I'd Ware Of every description, whole
81 sale and retail. Also, Tin Plate,
Sheet Copper. Block Tin, Sheet Iron, Sad
Irons; Fairbanks Platform and Counter
Scales; Wrought and Iron Cook Stoves. OF
the must improved patterns Al.o-Woo
and Cook Stoves; consisting Of Franklin Ten
PlaIe. Seven Plate Box and Cylinder Stove.
Also, Parpr, Chamber and Office Grates-to
all OF which they would respe ctfully call the
attention of those wishing to purchase,
Nov IL. 1851.
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t5e 8nr MFR.
Use Of Tan as a Manure.

even sawdust from saw and
hhingle mills; spent tan from tan
yards, are worthy of our attention"
The above extract, from an es>
say on manures, lby sensible wri-
ter in the last number of the Jour-
nal, brings to mind an experiment,
made by Gen. sutton, in the grow
ing of potatoes the present season,
Mr.. S. selected field for the
purpose, en- which had been spread,
and plowed in, dressing of com
post manure. He then set apart
ten parcels of l go hills each, and
applied different kinds of manure
in different ways. am not inform
ed, precisely, of the kind of manure,
or of the mode of application; but
simply that they consisted of all the
varieties that he had at command.
Among these, rotted tan was one;
by which | mean tan that had lain
for two years, where it had been
freely soaked with water. Some
of the potatoes were planted on
this tan; others were covered with
it, alter they W ere planted. Those
in the tan, were larger and more
abundant, than in either of the 9TH
er kinds Of manure used. saw
the several parcels arranged in bar
rels in the barn, and was informed
by Mr. S. of the manner in which
they were grown Not having seen
them when gr lowing in the field,
cannot speak from personal knowl
edge. | have been assured by Mr.
S: that he will give precise State
ment of the Experiment entire. i
it be true that refuse tan will aid il
producing the best Of potatoes, per
haps one step is taken in replacing
this most useful vegetable. Science
may afford the meansiof explaining
this result. That the potatoes sale
to have grow n in the tan, were
t'ocnty.foe pei cont superior TO either
of the other parcels, / am satisfied
The only defect in the experiment
that noticed W as, that seuerM kind,
of potatoes were used, whe t.
make the ties | complete, he S oult
have taken but one kind.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

PoRrER.-P Porter is sa lid to re-
ceive its deep brown from Spanish
Iiquorice, or from burnt sugar. The
English Porter is generally esteem
ed superior to that Of q ny other
country; but it is made in nearly
equal perfection in America.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

TO Country Mere hanrs.--The Sroet
OF Wares offered 10 The retailer al this es,ab-
l'shment IS unusually extensive and com
pete; Will be sold on favorable terms 10 the
trade. A call is solicited tCFThe best of
packers are engaged al this hCuseseGs
A. III. HICKS.
Nashville. Sept %. Is5l-lY
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

A friend Of ours in Berre, built a
garden spot by carting loan upon
the site of an old tan yard. The
fruit tree planted on this spot -four
ished and bore better than others
not on tan sdb-soil; ipsomuch as to
attract the attention Of the propri-
etor and TO excite his curiosity.
Upon an exa mination, he found that
the rootlets of those trees on the
tan, were hupgrily feeding upon that
substance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26
Blaeksn,iths' Tools.

A RMITAGE Mousehole AnvIls, Vices o.
IA all sizes. Browns Bell bws. ,cGrrdnted
Sucks and Dies, Hammers, Tobgs, Files
and Rasps, Horseshoe Nails. Sc.
Feb.l2 FALL s CUNNINGHAM.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26
TEA! 11EAg TEA!!:

hALLEY'S eELEBRArED PG,s Ertra,for
- for Burns, Buses. sc;
Dailey's celebrated Cure All. for eve ~ t;,4A
of injury TO ANIMALS;
Bulls Sarsaparilla and Yellow Doct
Rogers LIverwor and Tar;
Wlstar's Balsaal Of Wild Cherry
Williams 2uImonic Baissm;
qraY's celebrated Plaster for Ulcers Sa,ss e..
JEW Davld's do do NJ L.,
EJudklns' do Ointment DO d.
Spohn's Head Ache Remedy:
Smiths Sugar Coaled Pills;
Peters Anu Bilious Pills; 10
Hootiane's celebrated German PiueYs ..ro,
females"
Thompson's AnOdyue Syrup. for women ana
children;
Paris Soothing Syrup ''for children reetbino.s
LucIna Cordial Tor Genital diseases;
Mustang Linamenr;
For sale at the prcprietors' prices. bv
J. NJ. ZINERMAN.
Wholesale Agent!
Sign Of The Lion and Mortar. Market 81.
APrlf !. Nashville. Il Sx.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26
AND, J. DUNG AN,
LATE OF SHEPHERD. DUNCAN & co.
Il AUCTION and Commission Merchant,
II \ II

NASHVILLE, TENN.
ENHOLESALE Dry Goods Boots Shoes,
w HAS, Caps, Umbrellas, and for the
sale of Merchandise generally, either at prI-
vale or public sale.
Will have regular monthly sales at Auc-
tlon,and solIcl,s Consignmenis Of Dry Goods,
Pinsburg and Cincinnati Manufactory; will
give undivided attention to all business en-
tnsted 10 my care.
Instructions strictly complied with, and
business promptly executed.
Sept. l6-6m AND. J. DUNCAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

Jean Paul says love may slumber
in young lady 5 heart but it always
dreams.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

lJo.s Nv. HORTON. slLAs N. MACY
| HORTON & MACY.
Market-Street, one door from Broaduav
NASHVILLE, TENN.
HHAVING permanently located them
IL selves as above, will always have II
store, general aod we'll selected Stock o
Hardware and Cutlery; together with tht
best Tennessee Rolled and Hammered Iron.
also, full and complete assortment of Cast
ings of every description.
| Among their goods may be found
AnvIls and Vices, Horse Brushes,
Hand Sledge Ham Hinges and Screws,
mers, Augers, ChiseIs,
| Browns Bellows, Candlesticks,
Stocks and Dies, S,eel-alt kinds,
Hoes OF every descrlp- Mill and X Cut Saws,
ton, Circular do
Chains all kinds, Hand and Whip do
Files do PlaDes-all kinds,
Long handled Shovesl Braces and Bits,
AmeS' Railroad do Trowels,
Iron and Cast Steel ShOvels and longs,
Spades. Grass Rope,
Hay Manure Forks, Brass Kettles,
Axes and Hatchets, Sheet Brass,
Patent Balances, Grind Stone Rollers,
Cotton Cards, Locks and Bolts,
Curry Combs. safety Fuse.
A few superior dou bic barreled Bird Guns;
do do do do Deer Guns, in
cases, complete,
Ivory handled Table Knives. with and with
out Forks;
Ivory handled Table Knives, full sets, 81
pieces;
Ivory and Buck handled Carving Knives and
Forks;
Superior Razors and Razor Straps;
Rogers and Wostenholm's superior Pocket
Cutlery.
Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Percussion
Caps. and Gua materials generally. Togelh-
err with large variety of other articles usu-
ally kept IN such houses; all of which we offer
a; wholesale and retail, for Cash.
Jan. %. 1852. H. & M.
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CARPENTERS roofs.

SDLANESi OF all kIncs. Aandsaws and
u Hatche's, Augers and ChiseIs, Edge
Tools Of all kinds
Feb. II. FALL s. CUNNINGHAM
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STEEL.

GQUARE and Octagon Cas- Steel. all sizes;
- also Shear Steel, English and American
Blister, &c.
Feb. IL. FALL & CUNNINGHAM.
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fun mn gantq,
John Jones--A Parody.

Oh don't you remember lame Jenny, John
Jonesl
Lame Jenny with nose so brownl
Who looked like clam if you gave her a
smile,
And went into fits at your frown!
In the old goose pond in the orchard, John
Jones,
Where the goslins are learning TO SWIM
Lame Jenny went fishing one wei, windy day
Andrby mistake tumbled in.
Under old Sms's brush fence, John Jones IS,
That winds az the foot Of the hill,
Together we've, seen that old camel go round
Grinding cider at Applelon's mill
The mill wheels oven wood now, J ohm Jones
The rafiers fell on 10 a COW;
And the weazles and rats that crawl round
as you gaze,
| Are lords OF the cider mill now.
Do you mind lhepig pen of logs John Jone:
Which STOOD on the path 10 the barn?
And The shirt button tree where they grew
on the boughs,
Which we sewed on our jackets with, yarn
The pig pen has gone 10 decay, John Jones
| The lightning the Tree overcome,
And down where the onions and CARROT!
| once grew,
| Grow thislies as big as your thumb.
Don't you remember the school, John Jon
And The master who wore the old wigf
H And the shady crook by the nook Of The brool
4 Where we play d with aunt Catharine's pi|
Nice live in The masters wig, John jones
+ Andihe brook with The crook is now lily
And the boys an d The girls that were Elay
Il Il mates then, q
n Have all gone way out 10 Kentucky,
There's chang in lie things love, 10
Il Jones,
i They have changed from the good 10 III
II bad,
And feel in my stord ach-tO tell you II
i truth,
\ I'd like 10 go home 10 my dad;
4 Twelve months twenty have passed, J9h
I. Jones,
n Since | knock ed off your nose with r4i
And yet, believe I'm your only true ffiehc
! John Jones, of the Hurricane Gale.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26
Indi a Rubber Be things

a FURTHER supply Of This useful arti
IN Gle so desirable for Gin Bands, Saw
Mill Belts. &c. Also, Hose of the same ma
terlal; India Rubbef Steam Engine Packing
and Carriage Cloths, just received and for
sale by
Feb. 70. FALL &. CUNNINGHAM.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26
Window Glass.

g. 500 HALF BOXES oi imported
A and Western make fnom 7x9-,c
32x42, for sale low by
Apr. lily J. NJ, ZIMMERMAN
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

A letter from a trayf ller throug Oh
Vermont states that while he was in
a village tavern, another traveller
came in, and stepping up to the place
where the bar once W as, intimated
that he would like q glass Of brandy.
Don't keep it. was the gruff reply.
The traveller was off in quick time.
Presently an old tanner cameiin, and
clustered up to the ID ndlord, VIII len
the following dialogue Ell sued7- go od
morning, landlord &c god morning,
squire How is your family, this
mornihg?' Pretty well, thank 9 e.
is the baby well?' % yes, very;
wouldyoulike toseeit?' We'll, don t
care if | do walk into the kitdh-
en-, squire Mrs. B. will be glad to
see you S out they So, says t he
traveller, and return after a very short
visit to the baby who seems to ha We
Kissed them rather roughly, judging
by the manner in which they licked
their chops.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

SUNDRIES.
100000 G D'Percussion Caps:
10000 Gun Flints:
SO reams Cap Paper:
50 do Letter do
100 doZ Blue and Black Inks:
PA do Mason's Backing;
10000 Marbles. ass'd;
$50 lbs Cotton Irvine;
35 do Shoe Thread;
IS gro Matches.
For sale cheap BY
CARTWRIGHT & ARMSTRONG.
Feb. 5.s Nashville.
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MisceI!ane Ous Hardwar e.

GUNS and Cunt arreIs, Gu . Loo ks. Curry
Va Combs. very large stock; Fry Pans.
Tea Kettles, Sifiefs, Shov4ls and Fpngs,
Coffee Mills, Cotton Cards CaHdlesticks.
Long handle Shoyes. Spades, Springs and
Axles. Safety Fuse, Manila Rope, sc.
Feb, r. FALL. & CUNNINGHAM.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26
PAINT&s

IL a " n 30
E0 ZoO KEGS Fahnest0ekis pure Lead
$50 lJ bbls Linseed Oil. ~
.Gse'ne[ with ihrge supply ioi Chrome
netian Red. Eirharge. Paint RI,sbss W
nishes, Sand Paper Glue. Sc r., 81. ~
by J. M. ZINIRRWsN
April /. Is51-iyI -'''
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LOCKS.

Z MOB. Locks and Laiches; PadIoc ks, a
N great variety; Chest ana Cupboard, Till
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