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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07
The SeVardites Looking 4 head.


The disciples Of Seward, encour-
aged by the readiness which South
1 tn wings leaders have ma infested
d fall intp ranks and support Gen.
Scott, bis first choice, aftdr their
professions Of opposition to him, are
,IRready paving the way for Ifoisting
lIAqt bbld, bad man himself on the
Mig Il artY as a candidate for the
p residehey in 1856. They will GER
tainly dc $50 unless the whig voters
,If the South, by their action i'm No
yfmbd r next, eyince their 1ndigna-
Ii On at tile inglorious surrender Of
I hem delegates at the Baltimd re Con-
\ fntion. The nomination Pf Scott
is the commencement Of the granny
The abolition wings Of the Nd nth viii
practice Oh the South if they dre not
checked at the ballot-box.
Here is what THEoDoRE PARkER,
the soul nd spirit Of aboItid hism in
MASSACHUSETTS,, says:
Then there is another man of
great mark ok the same {ide. l
mean Mr. Seward. He is no inally
With the whigR but he is i eally Of
the Political A tiESIavery Pa ty, the
chiot manIia it. Just now, he has
more Influence than any man in the
Northern States, and IS I'll E ONLY
PROMINENT WING POLITICIAN OF whom
v e might wisely predict A BH ILLTANT
r -ruRE. Gen. Scott, l take j owes
lis nomination TO Senator SeFard.-
Lii tie Convention, he seems TO have
wished fol- three things. /. To de-
t4at Mr.. Webster, at all even is. 2.
10 Geieal Mr.. Fillmore, if possible.
8 10 have The nomination of Scott,
without platform.
I think V may yet see him 4he can
didate Of i qi-eqt Northern patty for
tie Presidency; SEE HIM ELECTED.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07
New Goods! New G0Odsil

TE1HE undersigned have just received a
u large and varfsI Stock Of desirable
FALL AND 1Y HIT 81 tgQS.DS3
bought on best terms from irsl class houses
IN the cities Of Philadelphia and New York
10 which they invite the attention Of put
chasers. Having bad much experience IN
the business. AID being well known to ihlS
community, they deem /, almost unnecessary
10 repeat The assn ahce. that al this house
can be found as good % oyds. and on as liberal
terms, as can be had al any like establish
ment-ln the Stale. Suffice 1t 4, say that they
are determined, as heretoiore,io make il TO
the interest of buyers To deal with them.
SOUTHWORfHI MORGAN &NE[L.
Sent -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

@Cii aries, do you really love my
daughter
"Yq pa know I do, Mrs. Simplins.'
"How much do you love herr"
q love her--l love her as hard.
as hard as a mule can kick"
Mrs Simpkins was satisfied Of
the strength of his affection.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07
fEIHE following codirIlse roolion Ct our

TEVHE following co6hipIise a ro1Ilon cf our
L large sIock OF Haffwate; unsurpasse ed
IN variety BY any House ia the west.
CollIhs1 Axes, Warranted Axes OF other
BIRDS. Anfls and Vices, Bellows and Screw
Plates, Hand and Sledgd Hammers, Table
and Pocktl Cutlery, Raz9rs, Sheais aud Scis
sors, Cutry Combs, PadIacks. Flies and
Ka>Ts, 81 ilers and Coffee Mills .Stirrup Irons,
Birdie Bilhs, Augurs and Chisets. Planes oil
al kinds. Hand Saws aud Draw Knives,
Il1a'chels pad Handaxes, Mill and Cross Cut
Saws, SI3gle and double SHOT Guns, Rifles,
complete Chains Of all kinds, Cotton Cards;
TugeA4r with many other articles 100 nu
Imerous lpI mention
FALL. S.CC1NNlNGHAM.
College street. Nashville.
Seuie,iIbef y fSGR II
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07
Rail Road Excitement.

We are nows receiving direct
EzsS from Philadelphia and New Yvrk
EzS1<s by the RAE ROAD. one of The
LARGEST and MOST BEApTIFUL stocks OF
Goods. thai has ever yet beeri offered 10 The
citizens OF Lincoln Those desiring TO buy,
viii certainly lind II TO IneIf interest TO call al
Falghaui's Old stand. on the North East cor
ner ol the Public Square, where they wall
fad Goods Of the VERY BEST QUALITY, Of
the LATEST STYLES, aud ai tiIe Low EST PRI-
cEs EVER OFFERED.
Respectfully,
GILL s RUSSELL,
=
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

BeaR Sin: | was Eery much sur
lrisca to had 50 4i4ch dissatisfac-
uoh 10 the iwhig IiaIly in this and
t!ir Stale OF 0hI9l fad them
teHy much. distracted and divided,
ASA WHEREVER / haYe gone, have
f,ual m3ny wings standing alool
iroru the cbniest, while In, pse who
10 support Scott, GENERALLY 10 il
Ike ola Haynes g8t ont of lhe1riy-
a., :. ailh reluctance and tai.i
in. s.b." There is no nthusihsnl
ia either party, except W th the
lea ders, Ldt | think tile den Iocratic
aily decidedly more united.
/ here j a move on tobt here
NOW, wilh Tue disaffacted wings, to
sch up a Webster tick ct thru ughont
ia country The paper IS now
going the rounds, and if t hey can
gdt ! respectable list Of pr5 minent
nd mes, there will be q call Blade at
once for d National CONVEX ton, to
meet here on the 21l inst. The
Ia ve may, or ~ ~ mol succfed, but
whether \ does pr not, it Is a mat
ierut no consdquence as far as
\ em York is CONCERNED. From
nj ! can See and hear, | a4 deci
dediy Of opinion, HAT she i Il vote
Tor Pierce aud King.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07
5 usiness in TuiIahomaI
~. ~ Jis. NJ. ELLIOTT,
ReceiFih 5 Forwarding & Commission
MERCHANT
Also. Agent for IAanayv;A Salt.
VHEJ. RYVTIJEf TENN

- VIII attend promptly 10 receiving
-Lj and forwarding all Goods and Pro
dufe cons kned TO his care. Constantly on
hand L R GE and WELL SELECTED stock oil
Groceries, Indigo, Madden, Pepper,
spice. and all ARTICLES usually kept Tor fam
ny aUd plantation supplies kanaW;l
Salt wifi be furnished at Nashville prices,
adding freight
REFEREscE.
I. e. G boDRrcn s Co.. Fayetteville.
Gill s RUSSELL DO
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

S uBLlME Night came brooding
over the broad face of nature-the
starr began to sparkle in the blue
sky-and holy calm seemed to
incite repose- when chabod sailed
forth on the dark purposes Of death.
Many possum that night met an
untimely end.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

GONE TO MEETING. Anime
lcch came home on Sunday later
lhan usual TO dim er, which recalled
to Mr.. SloN S mind the fact that he
bad not seen his boy in the family
pew during the reading OF the "leth
argy" and both fac IS together sug-
gested to him the bare, possibility
that he b al not been to church.
'Bmelech," sal q Dir. Slow, sol
EMMY, as lie stood with bis back to
the fire 7BimeIech, have you
been to meeting?'
Yes, sir said Abimelech stout
", live bedE to the Universalist.' =
"Wtll, N i son, aiA't like good
many fathefs that don't want their
children to go any where but just
where they say. No, my son, |
amt one Of these. Z Federation is
my motto-largest liberty and all,
that our forelalhers died for. Yes,
my son, 90 where YOU please TO
meeting, ! don't care-only this
will say, that if | ketch you going
to that meeting again, III take your
hide off,
This practical lecture, 50 sound
and liberal in its character, wrought
so eifectaalIy on AbImelech's mind,
that he abstained from wandering,
and never dared to 90 inside Uni
versalist church again.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07
as'E EEo FKEs o7EK.
Z. 4. GRAY & co.

Have purchased ne entire siock
5ssys}sSttS of Goodk OF SHANKLIN X GARD
Lsf<z<zS NER, and are DOW Offering the
same at unusually lpw prices for cash. or 10
punctual dealers on the usual NWe. ii has
become vefy common for Merchants to say
that they are selling Goods for smaller profits
than any other houke ID town. phls we
VIII leave fer the public to decide. But we
will say this much-all who wish 10 buy
Goods CHEAP, give US a call, and examne
our prices. That IS the way 10 Piove The
matter Feb 20. 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

The following is a verbatim copy
Of letter fro N the Mayor of a GER
tain city:
dear Sur On Monday next, l
am TO be made Mare, and shall be
much obliged to you il SO be, as You
viii send me down by coatch, some
provisions fit Ing for t he occasion, as
| am to ak my brother, the old Mare,
and the rest # the BentchA
q am sur, Sc
The above vas answered by a wag,
into whose ha Ids it fd,l, as follows
HSir ~ In OF edience to your orders,
| have sent per coach, two bushels OF
the best oats; and as you are to treat
the old Mare, have added some bran
to make a mash. Yours, sc. T
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

jeff wres:led with romp the
other day. In the midst Of the fun,
he says, she rounded her lips like al
weddingring, and gave him kiss
so perfumed with orange blossoms,
that it made him feel connubial for
a week. Jeff should drive him self
" It'll a curb.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

Is it not a natter Of surprise, that
while young ladies ar so sedulously
taught all the accomplishments that
a husband disfegards, they are never
taught the great one be would prize?
Yet, 50 it is. They d re taught to be
sraiJtforS abr pad; whereas he wants
4 compaM0n at home.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

Richard Rush, now living in ex-
client hetllth, in Philadelphia is the
d st survivor of the cabinet of James
Madison. lie goes, ike all sbnsible
n zen, who we're elhocrats al that
t me, for Pierce and King meri,-
rb9.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07
Charles 0Ikt0rd'S Hats.

/ GtAN be found at no house in town, ex-
" cept at Gill s. EsusseIl's. Gentle
men. they are OF sur ERROR FINlFH. aud haze
an EXTRA TOUGH ~ SHAPE, that has never
before been seen in lhls market. Cali and
get one. There are t'ohly few more OF The
same sort leli."
Anril 3. 1859
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

Two SHARP AN old man picked
up a half dollar in the street
Old man, shat 5 mine, said keen
looking rascal; so. hand it over
Did yours have a hole in it,
asked the old man.
Yes replied the other smartly-
Then it is not thine, mildly re-
Piled the old man; thee must learn
to be a little sharper next time, ny
boy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

w so. a sl. 1g:n IF n: sa II 5a a. . va
Soaps. Shaving Soaps. Shaving Compounds,
Shagin Creams; fine and common CoiygdeS.
Exlrad is So. Sc. prepared ~ 4 Bszlh.
suceesFor q Roussel. Philadelphia. These
prePaT htiels are more popular in his mat
ket ihd 10 auy other American PerfunerY. auEi
wilt be sold 10, country merchants aid oihet-
buying 10 sell gain at PHILADELPHIA prcek.
with { PSI oi transportation added A fresh
supply JUST received.
EWIN, BROWN & GO
Sept @P- Nashville, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

No ses says he wishes he could
hear q f Sol ne place where people new
.er diet he would goand end his days
there. Mosesis the same eccentric
ind vi |lual, who, attending divine ser
vice IN a CHURCH where the people
cam e Very late to- meeting, observed
thai il seemed to be the fashion there
"fot 4obody ; 60 to meeting till
after dverybody else bag gone there. ?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

{ You bat enl t opened your mouth
daring the who lie session, complained
a nj elhber of the late Massachusetts,
leglslA ture to a representa- tive from
the same town. 'Oh yes | have
was t be rfHlyl va wncd through the
VIII die of your speech
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

a woman in Ohio put her baby
into a washing-tub, and its dirty frock
and petticoats into the cradle, and
sen her little boy to rock them. She
did not disco yer her mistake until
the baby c RED when she pinned its
legDto tie line, as she hu hg it out in
the yard I'd dry.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

TIiiOTislg.--A has been noticed in our
circulars and otnel embellishments let Il be
boBeIin mind. that this branch of our basi-
ness il sui prosperous aud flowing on in lis
vastly Improved beauty; II being, that We
haye,aI length acquired such perfection III
the CUTTING and FAsHiuNiNG All, thai not one
remains to doubt that we could hide the ,e
foiniIlies of Richard lit, or ft from H.
Tom Thumb-who made the couniry cur
Gus, and drew them to witness his dlmmu-
tive person aad varied cosiune--to Gen
Jackson, who Eed aFmies 10 battle ana to
victory. And were ii required. we could III
from the fair mndelings Ot Venus de Medlci
and TIE Greek Siave,4o the vast chesled
A polio 0. Beividere
Your lrfends in haste,
SCOTT, GRAY s. co.
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Re adv Made Clothing,

i H.: !; 81; s:;. s. I: Z; e. 81:
we viii sell LITTLE CHEAPER THAN TUE
CHEAPEST.
GILL & RUSSELL.
ApriI s. 1852,
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Bess. s. Weller.


{ Betifeen .JohnS0n 4. lETearer and II. T.
Yeaiman's UGte1vuse,)
- CARRIES on Qopper. TIN, Brass
81 and Bell Foundry Stills, Brewers,
>sssk2fs Copper, Hallers'I Cooking Stoves,
81. Wa h, Stew. and 1'ea keutes. Coal
Stores. 4 al Crates, SC. Hollow ware
u! a sdpeho. article always on hand an
plepared 10 furn,,h !iells from ID to 500U
lbs. va ira uted OF bes; 9ffI'y. lhinroyed
GeueratoTs and Soda Fonts mae 10 order,
and Warranted tha best ID HE S,,rp. Tin
Plate and 'fTe Tor saie. Bfuce's imr,'Tt1
Reirgera1 or and Water Cooler. kept FOL sale.
Fairbanks Patent SCALES, from
Eight 10 Two 1'housaub Poauds Neleh,. lor
sale al lower rates than any other house IN
The cry, aDd warranted BY he subscriber. =
OLD Copper, Brass, Pewter. Beeswax and
Feathers Iaken in exchangetai marketprlce.
AErli Re, 1852 oar
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April s. 1852. [
LEATHER.

M E have on hand, and will continue to
w keep, large lot OF Leather OF all
kinds-Bndle and Harness, Uppef aud Sole
Leather GILL & RUSSELL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

The Subscriber also has an Ipifmarg 10 The
civ Of Nashville on Fif corner a Viue and
Denumbrsue streets ior. tbs rrceiitpn aud
accommodation of inf aiid- wishing 70 coiHe
under h, Giinetiaie fn'S personal c,re lie
viii. moreover. cure he ioitowi"S' diSeases-
Dyspepsia. Ulcers. { Pi.s, C.osi's' C'seeis.
Piles. Sore Ewes, g r9iuia, Dis1asfs ct ihe
Skin. DiarhiGd, G'a Fei. AMI 4 >iFma- hr-
males suiiirhg from i'fega.a lures, nerve
ness and debility can BE permanently cured.
Diseases Of aPECUL1f r eAsfafIri suafenlre
q, ren,ovc In n rev dd-s. withdni offensive tr
deleler,ous medicines inv.iids ifoio any
sec.,on of the country by adiIes>sng letter,
(posI paljl siatiag 'h- sy'nr ,o''.s ct ihsif d.
eases, and eaciosifg b Zee OF az least if'al1s-'
TO s.. a. compensate nstor-t faeo!e - cap
have medicine and thli direction 9f""iaei
10 them, 10 any way AheY may di'fci
j. MlfCl HE'LL.
Indian Botanic DoctoF; Office. Mbrkeislreef!
three doorsi from ihl fu'dc ~ afe, -'ss q
Tie Indian, NAsnfiltE, lESN-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07
April 8, 1852.
Extra Fine.

!. i. CRApE, Six, aud Berage ShawIs; a
NgIl1 great variety OF Silks. Befages, de
IVY LANES, Challeys. Glnghams, Lawns,
SwIsses, Averianople Tarlalans, and every
ching else that can be allied for may be found
kat GILL s RUSSELL'S.
April6. 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

a dandy is generally supposed to
be about on4 fourth walking-stiek
and the rest-lid gloves and hair
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

To The Edii6, If Tie Erening .Nevs:
| deem II ,ny duty b let ne pubic know
the bercfit dave rece wed iron, the use OF DR..
Mucbelrs bidran DldrriH Cordial. On lhe
81 inst Xtas SEVERELY attacked with the
Cholera Moibus: some pronounced 1t Cholera
and lhdt wss in danger Dr.. Mitchell was
sent for. AMI lie prOnd ul.ced i Cholera Nor
bus. and advised me % use ISIS iudiah Di-
auhe Cordial. profufed one bottle, and y
The use uf one halt df ii. was relieved ga
Ifreiy. and on the neAI morning WAS bic ~
attend 10 business AS thrfe IS report about
Cholera in this civ, advise those suffering
from Cholera McThus oI FIux. 10 procure Or.
MitcbelI's indian Dla RING Cor5ial. and they
viii FIND a speedy rell IF.
1oursifespec,iully, JAS. McGOFERN.
Corner pi DeiAumbrahe ST, : Franklin Pike.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

Dickens, in speaking Of q friend,
avs his face b s been so pitted and
ca med Ly the SIM bll-po8, that it looks
* as-caue-bottomed chair.
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1-------------------l--9 and anguish, relieved by
its use. are multiplying and increasing be-
sond all precedent. II goes like an angel
''wirh healing on It's wings"
To perSdus who wish. we can furnish
names and tesIdenceS Of persons IN ihe.
cliy and cohhtry, vile have been cured of
Fsheumatisns, $pr;ains, Bruises,
Burns. and the mtst ioathSOme sores: as
well az TulnOrs, EanCeTs ard sSclls;
and OF horses that have been cured of SDav-
iHlS. Fsins-KSORes. Sp:EEst, Eislmisa, and
Poss-fiVskS, aud nd ri bOhed lonIoIs on the
feel. legs, shoulders, and back. Almost ev-
cry iarmer throughput the country can iesii-
~ 10 It's wonderful healing p6weTs-ani
none OF them would be day without ill.,
Owners OF Livery Stables and Stage Compa
mes can save hundreds oil dollars yearly bv
using this Llnialent On their horses whe,.ey-
er Ihey become gall b.. chsfrd. Or orippied
from any Of ne thsBk sand accidents 10 which
Their stock Is subject
Purchasers will save monfy BY buying the
large slze boiieS; the 30 cent size containing
three. and the dollar eight Tines the euantity
OF lhr - Cents
!, - GROSS jus, received aud for sale at
Projectors prsces BY
J. NJ. ZIMERMAN.
Wholesale and Reiaii Agent. doors frcm
the Square. MIiket street.
s sCTe For sale in Fayetteville Tenn, b,
AIcELROY \ era WORD. eEs
Nashville. Sep. , 1852
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COEEEENEAL. &.
Cider Vinegar,
Imperial Tea.



AZ SMALL iotot Defines superior Salch-
Ia dis, Jusl received by
EWiN. BROWN & Go.
Sept. %. Nashville, Tenn
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e " BT Ia. go

GEGAilS. OF rare iiav"f; tiae Chewing and
~ Smoking TOBACCO SNUFF, in Blad-
ders, Bpites. and Papers, AND sundnes too
NUMEROUS to fnenliOn
Aphl -. DlEMER s HAMPTON.
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SnIssih.
Caster Oil.
EBrOwn's Essence Ginger.

Browns Essence Ginger.
90 poz. N store and expected 30 faw
days. This valuable and pleasant article Is
rapidly growing lupublc favor and seems to
be mudB preferred I'D any similar srtic,r r.y,
before lie public.
EWlN. BROWN s. co.
sept -. Nashville. Tenn
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EDGEF held. May -, 1852.

Dr.. MIFcnELL-D SIR;
Asa riJuie Of tespdct 70 tie merits Of vour
invaluable Rheumatic Extract and Blood
Purifier, cheerluIly and without hesuaGon
state 10 that part OF the community sulf-uHa
with Rheumatism. tor that disease II Stands
without tiyal in Tie whole eaisiogne Oi
popular medicines, whether Botanic, Patent.
or Mineral.
Oae Of Inc members Of mY family "a Walt
able negro woman bad been Affected wita
that disease for FIVE Cd SIX years--confined 50
that she was Of no service 10. neon whom
spent a large smour Of qioSej and no re
'liet gwen. | had eome 20 the conclusion
that she could not I'D cofed, when noticing
Tie many cures eiledsed BY the use oi yoor
medicines, though ! bad bot litile anlic5Pa-
ton that she would fnd relief resolved 10
give tia triai. Suifek il To say. siler usirs
Two bottles RheurhdtIc Extract. and TWO
Blood Purifier, she Is entirely referred.
would say 10 hose fii'cfed. u IS wosthy
irial. Respectfully Yours.
JOHN b DAVISl
p. S. Persons wishing 20 coafer WITH NE,
can do 20 BIZ calling al my residence on Gal
bun Pike. Edgefeld, Tenn. Aug, 70. lo52
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

E..ri;ct OF Log 9 63G5.
$50 LIS, Extract IN small boxes;
40 pounds Blue Yltriol received and for
sale by EWiN. BROWN & co
Sept[ i3 Nashville, Tenn.
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Special Noac.
to the Afflicted.

cured hy Ind use OH fhi' EXifact and Blood
Puriiiei, during their discovery q nous ia', s.
lhis laei. Nbi,ouiy RECENT acale, cl.fari.c. "a
iiA sn1atody. cases. IIni "il chIonic al ts &
ten, twenty. and ,'vfIn icIiI YeaIs slatltluc
when ihry hal-Ba o;l,y ifIed evcIT aIhtT ga
IerpaJ aud eST-sNiti rinrdy Q! which Trey
ceuid hear. but a. grfat expense Rad visited
The various warupg -----o tioU' ob'aHHing
leief-sDtne who " bee isduced 90 = nefe
skeleton. rliejr flesh without anj iia.hs ,sr
alysed. these have . eea pesmaurail, cured.
aIe now enjoying Aceilenl hesltb are pJ.a
10 flllpw Jheir lor3ue ayocalIonS wih ter
usual agility 1-lrop Be use ct these meat
ciney Ihcsl facts ate fully substdnHaied av
published Iefumony TAM cannot be gam
saYed, bat can 5e god chsd Tor by AogseAd'.
A;sc. MITCHELL. = Fssdiars Esi;r-
cEsaea Eerss.Bl and SOlssls s2EcP' siaai
unnsaled ~ curing ril IioonarF d'sca7es--apY
aft c,lun Of tue I.an Is. rs 'nghs- tai'is,
&c. and everything IN The rjalufcof DiaT-
Iha.a bv ihe use ot ta4 Diafaol IA CORDIAL Gao
he speedily Slipped. v iIslheF eiif9nle Of aca'''
long IT sagt Siaudipg in NJ Aad oil g.. -
MCKENZIE, Fayeue FlHe. Team.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07
NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mexican Mustang Imminent

THE reputation OF This
pre- pafaion Is Increasing
daily; the circle Of lis I'm
fiue nee aud unbouuted
PoP ulaiiIy Is deepening
and widening; and the ca
SEES OF pam and svaerlns,
and anr.,sf, ,a4,,4
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07
NASH ms. June 3. 1852

The Indian, NAsmYI LLE, GEaN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-23
Table Of Rates.

Those over ftty years of age will De charged s5
psr cent extra. One dollar ana t.iy cents aumiA
sion fee viii Sc charged, in addition 10 the above
the drst year aud mus, be pai'' ~ the time Of ap
p!cation, and the irst years dep0s. within thirty
days.
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Geo NJ West II Bro, Booksellers, Exchange Place
Smith & Marvin, Merchants, Main St; Bowen &
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Rega.ia Manufacturers, Exchange ? ace; Hablis
ton 4 Bro Furniture dealers, 18Th ST.. do. Thomas
Hgm5rook. merchant, Wheeling Laing, hard
ware 60, do; George Hardman, builder, do; J +
Wha.ton Editor of Times and Gazette, do; And
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" Balm, Savings Bank, Portsmouth,; J NJ Blanchard,
Superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
Portsmouth, Va Hon Reuben Wood, Governor Of
Ohio; Hon Joseph Wright, Gov'r OF Indiana; +;
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Austin A King. Goyr Of Missouri; Hon Richard
Brodhead, Senator from Penn; H0n James Por'
ter, Easton, do.
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