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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
NEW SPRING
vi ILLIN T. r Y,

Mrs. Daniels has just returned from New
York, with handsome assortment of Mills
merry and Fancy Goods, sIRong which may be
I"umd, Shetred Silk and GosAmeT Lace Hats
tancy and PLAN Straw BunaeIs, Children's
Cottages and round Shaw Hats-ChOicc Rib.
6Ins and Artificial Flowers,
Embr"ideries and wrought Muslin
aud Cambria Colias, Muslin and Cambria
bands foe under 81 eyes. Edsing aud inacrlingS
Ladies Linen Cam!rc and Embroidered hand
k"tchie's. cheap worked Cas- Ladies and
Ger.iS Kid. Silk. aud Lisle Thread, Giovss, a
HI a lIlul article Of black Silk for Dresses and
MAntilIas, Thinning Goods, black Lace, deep
black Fringe, uew article Of saloln Gimp for
trlntnG wvrsh Goods, Parasole. &c. sc.
Bleaching and repairing Straw Hats as
usual;
Mrs. Daniels bess lerve to return her sins
core lhankstc the Ladies Of Ltchisd and
vicini Y. for heir lbe al patr"nagrr and Lopes
n, close application to her busil.SSs 10 meIh
a cont iruan~n 81 the same,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20

AT Court of Probate holden at Now Mi.
fn d in aud for the district Of New Mil
ford. on the 10Th day If April. 1852.
ESTArE Of Amos NJ Msrwin. late Of
Ia New Milford. deceased. the Adj
illustrators represent the Estate insolVehi
and pray the appointment Of Commission
eTs thereon.
Wh-reupon, ORDERED, that Commissi">
ers to receive. exhmiue. and adjust the
clnims If the creditors of said Estate b.
appointed at the Probate Office In New
Milford. on the 18Th day of April, 1852. at
IL Wclock forenoon And that nil persOns
Interested in said rstn.e may be notified
thereof. the administrators will cause this
order TO he published IN q newspaper print'
I'd in LhcI6eld, and posi- copy thereof on
the sign post in New Milford, nearest &"
the hast RESIDENCE of said deceased.
A true c"py Of R-rord.
D. c. SANFORD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
NOTICE.

TN pursuancs Of an order 1T the Couri
u rr..hate for the District Of CORNWALL
authorizing anA empowering me 20 sell ne
gator Of Samuel Grifhn. and Dur
s,lla Grimm. cf said Cornwall. and 10 con :
casmisy with the law ", 0ncrVning liSts,
Lunaiies. and Spend,hEliIs. the following
described Real Estate situated IN said
CORNWALL, vis; Hbant sixiy acres at land
with dwelling house and e,hsr buildings
theFeon. being th@ same farm lately coca.
pied By sasA 0riesas. and hs.umhed westerly
On JoHes's hand. saslsrly on scovllls and
RsGlOrd, and aousheEly on COOks hand. and
noslsrly On Highway and Sarah Eoadley's
land. In csnlermitv with snld order wllI
cell the abavo described Real Estate II
pablo Anellon lnnless previously disposed
1T 81 private sAle,) on The lss Monday Of
May asAL ~ 0as O'cl0ek p. NJ. sale "a
be made nn lha pEeInlFes.
RpastEsa d. HosKias. cnasotvaloP
ceFawail, April, Iosh, tsS9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
u "a
Lilch6ell, Nay Goth, 1852.
TAXES.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ liable I" pay Taxes in the town of
Litcbi-ld, thar l have received warrant
TO collect Town Tax If nine cents on the
dollar on the List Of lS5l-and that | will
meet Them for the purpose at receiving
the s"lnr nj The house Uf Seymour Stevens
iu Milton "m M"niay the 7,h day "f Ju"e
FROM 9 I" l9 O'cl"ck forenoon at The ss"re
"fWhiIi"g. K,'nney & S,n in BAntan, Falls
the same day, { ON l to 5 afternoon - ut The
sr"re If WIN l. Carpenter IN Fu"iviile on
ruesda, the Bib. from . 10 ~ f"rcnoon-
AT the store Of WIN I. Sm,edley in South
Farms the san'e day. from to S afternoon
at thS atre Of = ckrit & Turr~ll IN East
South Farms IN Wednesday the 9Th, from
$40 l2 fnreunon-nt the siore of 5 A Mef
win in Nor,l.frld the same day. from to
S aiternoon-at the Lnchfrld Depot Oh
Thursday the 10Th, from 3 TO 70 forenoon.
and at ali times al my offic- in East street,
in the village Of I.,el,frId.
All persons neg iecting I" pny al the above
mamed places. will surely lay ina fees and
n" MISTAKE It's many can testify from last
ye"'s experience.
A. s. LEWIS. Collector.
Litchfeld. May l7th. Is53.-3w*
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20

@THR Subscriber avails himself OF
this. as the re"dicst method Of express,
ing his thanks to the many kind friends
among his people. through whose gen.
crosby the recent loss of lis horse has
been far more than compensated by the
gift Of valuable horse and an excellent
carriage. BENZ. L. SWAN.
Nay lS, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20

A. Court Of Prnb,,e huiien ut Cornwall
: wnhln AND fer ih- D. strict of Cornwall.
an The % day of Apr'i. A. H.. 1882.
Present. f RpE lex KILL 'Gc Judge.
On motion Of John NJ Wa1hsms. Admin
ix'rutor ON The es.n,- of Dorras Blake, la,r
Of Cornwall within said district Decreased !:
Shis Court doth decree that six months
from this da,0 he allowed and limited for
The creditors Of said estate 10 exhibit their
cIain,s against The same to said Admins
traisr: aud directs TINT public notice be
given ofihis order by advertising in news
piper prhliehsd in Ltchfeld. aud by post
ing copy ihSrs"f "n the public sign posi-
IN said lawn Cornwall nearest the place
where the decreased last Jwelt.
C.r'ifi-i from Rscori
F2iEDRICK KELLOGG. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
Groceries 4 ProvislONS.
SYDNEY II .GSANN -,

IT AVING taken the Store formerly oceu'
IL pisd by L,maa Smith, three door'
wrst "flhs Court Eouse, has now, AND intends
TO keep constantly on hand. lsIge supply "t
GROCERi ES l. PROVISIONS, Of All excellent
quality, suitable tor the wants Of families. AMI
"a tn. loves, make, prices Among them are
Sugars, Teas. c, # e. Alolasses, P~ppsr' Sal.
Allspite, Ginger, SaIsrslns, Flour, Fish, Lars
Butter and Cheese, Crackers, Egg, Meats,
Vegetables, Fruits Mats, &c, @c-,-ail OF
superior qusIites-ssd in tact, almost all ths
substan,ia! Arriclss usually kept in the Groc'
~ and Provision lins.
The Public will lind it lot their interest tO
give him cell aud make their selections, be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Luch6ela, March go, l0S4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20

YNHE unde.sigr ed would most respect .
FULLY AGAIN call the attention Of the
cIiIz1"s ut L'Ichfsld County to lis sups-
tor ~" Ih"d Of taking Dagurrrruiype Like,
nrSSes. the public may rest assured that
no trouble CO expense will be spared on,
MS part IN making himself acquainted with
every new improvement. and be able Mt all
times to produce us good Miniatures rs can
% Oo'"'""d IN the country. For The last
ave years his Who'll lime md attention has
"ee" devoted to the Art of Photography
anl lie Is happy in being abIa 10 say. that
MS most shngnne expectations have been
more than realized. both in regard to ;le
very extensive patronage ha has received
aS We'll us his SUCCESS in being able at all
Tunes to produce first class pictures. II is
We'll known To scientific inca who have a
Prac'icai knowledge Of this wonderful art
thai pure atmosphere is very essential to
the pruaucliOn Ut fue clear aud well DE-.
velOped picture. Now I.itchfield Hill is in
THIS respect perhaps more highly favored
Than almost any other Place in New Eng
land. lle trusts that all who have liol
already faithful representation of life
will lose no time in calling at his rooms and
Nl'tIng tor their LECTURES while there is yet
life while the ego is clear aud expressive.
and Tie cheek retains its vivid glow; tot
1t Is il Lament, Bile fct that he IS often calIet
upon 10 y t" the HOUSE of mourning IT,
take tile lkene>>es of deceased persons
Then delay not, hut call Immediately. and
You Shall be guaranteed IL perfect tae smile
OF the living subject.
0G-Roonls in the first builling south of
the Mansion House.
J. L. JUDD.
I.;,ch6,1 M,u 0n,b 1919
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20

At Court Of Probafs heii at the Probate
"ttlce Ia Washington. in the District al
washington, on the 2SIh day OF April,
| A. D. 1852
Present d. B. BRfHsmAnR. Judge.
HPON the nppl,caiIoa If Burr Camp
" aud Fanny Camp, OF said District,
showing TO tbs Court that they aie tho
Guardans to Joseph S Camp aud William
Fi"yd camp. Minors belonging 10 said dis
tiict' and that said Minors are the owners
ol the following real estate. viz, one piece
OF iand Beginning al The Northeast corner
OF saIG land, thence running southeriy and
| westerly by he Keith meadow, to tie
southwest cornerof said mraduw, thence
sonIhwardly by GaDrge S E0gsweils land
TO The highway. then nOrthwesteriy by
said highwIy to the place Of beginning
containing seventeen and | Hlf acres, more
or less bounded north ON Burr Camps
land, west on Warren Turnpike, south on
land VI Fnrn"Ce company. and east on
Abel LemmonS land also, one other
other pleC' known as the mount Hope
land, cnNthiri ~ twenty Ave acres one half
and four rods, of land, mere or less, bound
drd north on Charles Wiiilit seys lnad,
and highway, east in part on Burr Camps
land, and in parl on Charles Wrght'S Iand
seuth "n Charles CogswrlFs land, and
westerly, on Charles Wliillesey's land
Also 10 oth-r place being part of the
Cogswell land, and known as the Keith
mendaw, containing two acres and on.
half Of land more or lass bounded north
on highway. east aud south on he first
described pirce, and west by George 5.
CogswelPs land, valued at about Eight
Hundred dollars, and showing just and
reasonable cause for selling said real estate,
praying for an order. aud hat they Ell some
other meet l'erson be empowered, 10 sell
the same, rs psr application on file. dated
the 26th day Of April 1859, more fully APP
peRrs.
Ordered. That the foregoing application
be heard at the Probate Offic~ in Washing.
ton on ihe I'd day Of July 1852, at lOo'eI'k
forenoon and that notice lh~"sof be psb. I
lished in some public newspaper near the !
place where such real estuie lies. three
weeks successvely, at least six weeks BE-.
fore said time assigned.
A true copy Of Record
Attsst. D, Is. BR1SsMADE. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
Disirict If Lilchield, 70.

Probate Court, Apr.l 5.i l<52.
NSTATE ni Truman l.eavemwOrill late
"a Of Liicht-ld. in said Dist, ict d+ce Std
rnr Court of Prnbat. for the district vi
I. lctti II. ila,h limited aud allowed six
IN ,nihS from the date thereof for The credl-
t",s nf sad Estate represented insolvenl
IN which To exhibit their claims thereto
and has app intel Chester T. G'sIee. amh
Daniel II Steddard Esq, Go mmls>ionsrs to
receive aud exaa,ine SAID Claims.
Cert led by
HENRv B. GRAVES, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they
shall meet at Hotel Of William COr. in said
i.rclfrld on the 22i day of May. A D
'5.. "nd on the 5lI, day al October, 1852
al nclo:k in the afternoon on each of
said days for the purpose ct attending on
the business nf anid appointment.
CHe,TERC. GoSLeE. Commits
DA>IEL Il STnDDA.D. >i"ners.
All persons in lrht.' 10 said Estate. are
requested 10 O,"ke immediate raymen. to
lIAsvAY T.. SMITH. Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
New Goods !! |!

VrHE subscribar thankful for the liberal
i pa,rOaags the ciiisens Ut th's vicinity
have ssen q, 10 hsstow upon him the past
ssasom, would again respectfully invite their
attention 10 . large and hesuiiful "ssoff'
men, If Spring Goods now opening at th"
Old Factory Store.
A. q. RRANFoRn.
Nh. The hIshesl price paid tar
Bp,'sv. and EeVa.
Wolsa.vIlls, March. 90 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
Di Ed.

In this town, 70 h lust. Mr. Milden Ty-
Ter Of Woo bury.
Ia this tOwn. South Farms, 18th, David
Ray, aged 'A-son of the late Mr.. john
Ray.
Ia BafkhamSted, llIh inst, Mr.. Avery
BEewn aged !76.
Ia Hartford, 18th, CIarissa, wifs of Eli :
sha DOdd, uged ~. Giles Remington"
sRgeG 42.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
District Ut No,flk. &

OtottiCC va
~ Probate Court, April IL. 1882.
ESTATE Of MARY NETTLETON,
80 late of Norfolk, decensed.
The Court Of Probate for the district of
Norfn'k hath limited aud allowed 6 months
from the date hereof for the creditors
said Estate, Represented insovent. in Which
to exhibit their Claims thereto and hns
appointed Elizur Dovd and Arson Norton
Commissioners to receive aud oxan;ne said
slams. Certified by
MN. X Peck Judge.
The subscribers Give notice lllat they shnl
meet At the Probate Of1ics in sail Norfolk
on the l4th day Of June and ON day of
September le5 mt one O'Clock IN the af
trfsoOn on each Of said days, for the pur-
pOss Of attending to the dutss Of sxid ap-
pointment.
ELIzuR DowD ] Csmmis-
AN>"n NoRr N, sione,s.
All persons Indebted to said Estate, ar
requested 10 make immediate payment to
WARREN CONE Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
DIVIDEND.

TIVHE Wlnslai llahk hss declared sAlvldsnd
a ~ fanF Ger cent rem the salatngs ~ the
lest slR months. Rsvahls IN The sleekholdess
0u and alses the ID Instant,
d. order 81 the naaFA NJ DlVeelags
JCHN @ TRACY, Cashier
Wsel wlnsleA Msy I, test
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
District Of Nee Milford


Probate cont. April 10, 1883
ESrATE of Amss N. MrGwnI late OF New
Ia MiifnId IN said district. drcea""d-Tht
Court hath limited and allowed six months
from the e ale hereof IOt The erssii.oTs Of SAID
estate, represented ins"lveni. ~ whica 10 on.
hibu their claims thereto, aud has sppoiRied
EbsnszeT Sanford and Almon liall"ek. c. 70.
m,ssonsss 10 Iecsiss and examine ssid elaine
Certified b, D. G. SANFORD. Judge
The suhscrihsrs give notice that they shall
meet ai the late tssidsnee Ut s.mas NJ Mes.
Win IN said New Milford. on the 18th day NJ
June and 23d Of oeiohst. ikc0 II 0 o'rl0ek In
The forenoon on sas b of sAia days. Zoe the
purpose of attending 10 the hnsinsss OF ssid
appointment.
Ehenexer sanford. J Commis-
Almon Hallock, sioners.
AL persons inasbisd lO sald ssislg ere ss
queslsA 90 make lsnmedlste payment 20
Drake Woolsey, ! AdmiIIistFa-
d. d. Noble toFs,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20

TF til" person that borrowed seine twelve
4 or fifteen BAGS from the Stable Of the
Mansion Hanse, sumo time since, would
he kind enough to reIura them, he could
be- accommodated again atSome other time
with pleasure.
a SPFNCrp
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
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AUME's HISTORY OF EMaLAMu.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
Dis,rn, nl l.iich6rla. 81.


At Court Of Probate holden nj New Mil
ford ia aud fer the District Of New Mil,
ford. on the 2lst day Of April 1882.
ESTATE Of George w. Whiit. Asy, Of
"a New Milford. an assigning debtor
Ordered, Tina, commissioners to receive
examine and adjust the claims If b. cred
irors of The aforesaid estate, be appointed
at the Probate Office in New NJ ,liord. en-
The Sin day of May, 1852, Mt 2 O'Clock in
tho afternoon Aud that all persons ntS"
est~d in said estate rnsy be notified thereof.
the trustees will cause this mo.ise TO be
published in "A newFFspsr printed 10 Litch>
field and post cspy thereof en- "a sign post
in said Nsw Milford nearest 70 The resi-.
dence ofeaid wLiitlspsy.
A true copy Of record.
Certified BY
d. {. SANFORD. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining il the POST tfice in Litch-
field, Conn, 'lay II, 1852.
.a,..,, Sally MooEey James
R,..e,, Gauge Newton WIN Q
pa,lL Tona,han Mouth MARTA !
Bishop Ms Charlotte Page ira ,,,.u.
Bourk Patrick Pa,maitT wins
Ru.l M,,ianC Pahse StephehC
}uel Almeda PeCK Jane
r him Inn oIaIt J"seph H
Carroll Johona Presto" III
Carter Charles Sper'y """Se
Child Elizabeth Snhn george
Curiiss Mrs Mary Stapie'"n Sa'y
Dryer Bridget Swan'"n oe"'se
Farrell James lr"a' "un'm
GTegston Fdwaid 1rns josiah
H.gr,ty Peter Quinn Rev
Holmes Utirl Gum Fa,Ilck
Til:Is william W":kfna" n"mas
+ ,.Lxord Alfred W"san Pairmk
Al Garth Michael Wog n ManSi"r
Mccormick Bridget Marshall Ca,narne
L. w. VESSELS. r. u.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20

), SPENCER
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-12
The Raehehr.

The life Of bachelor is as full Of
benevolence as the sun is Of light;
wherever he goes he is considered as
comm on property, OF rather COM
mon blessing, and all avail themselves
of his kindness, indulgence, and sim
plicity, as freely as they breathe the
atmosphere. There IS not mother
who does not look upon him as The
husba hd of her daughter, provided
her m ore youthful expectations shall
be di disappointed elsewhere, lie is
considered a resource against all con-
tinge4cEes Of this kind; and then the
widows, TOO, they regard him as one
proyl&chtially left in this state 10
meet their condition; besides this, The
little children of the whole nelghbor-
hood look to him rs a sort Of com
mon lhnc Gle, they run 10 mees him as
he VI lks, they gather round his
chair bsIhe sis, climb his knees, finger
his 10 clis, pick OUT his breast-pln, and
get his watch out of his pocket to
their cars, and Chen want. TO know
twhen lie is going 10 talle~another
ride in his calryd III, when he IS going
again to Mrs. 3D. stel's fancy Shop, or
Mrs. Fllbert's onlec ionarY. He,
with 4 benevolen lee that m bis Ike
dew on the tend er plant, in stead Of
feeling himself a nnoyed, has i smile,
kiss. and u promise for ehch and
| for all; and he viii keep that Iprom.se
100; he is the only being in t be world
who keeps his promises TO children.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-12
fun NM fal,tp -.
Home on Saturday Nisht.

Happy is the man who has lit
lie home and q little aqgel in it, Of
a sa turday night. A house 20 mat
ter ! oT little, provided it will hold
lwo or so-no matter how humbly
furnished, provided ID ere is hope in
it; lct the wind bloI y-close the
curtains.
What if they are c lIco, or plain
white without border, tassel, or any
such thing Let lhe rain come
down, heap up the fire. No matter
III YOU haven't a candle TO bless
yourself WITH, for what d beautiful
light glowing wood makes shedding
a sunset throughout lire room: just
enc nigh 10 talk by, not loud as. in
the highways; not rapid, as in The
hufrying world, but softly, Slowly.
whisperlngIy with panses between,
for the storm without aud the
thoughts WItiIln. 10 I'LL up.
Iiien wheel the sofa round be-
fore the fire; no matter il the sofa
is q settee, unaushioned at thal, il
so be it is just long enough for two
and hall in il How sNreetly The
music Of silver bells from the time
10 come, falls Oh the listening heart
then. How nlourniully swell the
chimes Of Che days that are nc
m9re
Under such circumstances ant
at such time, one can get at least
sixty1nine and d bali statute mile:
nearer 'kingdd N come, than an,
other point in this world laid dow
in tMalte BrnnI
i Maybe you smile at this picture
but there, is d secret between rs
Iyiz: il is a copy OF a picture, rudely
done, but true as the PentateacF
Hot an original in every human heart
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-12

"THE WORST OF 1T. ''-"Do Vol
want any berries to-day said +;
poor boy TO me one afternoon !
looked at the little fellow, and ht
was very shabbiiY clothed--sre,
panta!oous very niuc.s pitched, al
old cotton shirt, and miserable Eel
hat, made mp the whole OF his dress
His feet were bare and trave
stained. In each hand be held ~
a I'm pail foil of ripe and dewy lasp
berries, which Werc. PRETTY peepins
out from amid the bright greer
leaves that lay lightly over them.
told hini would like some
and taking 4le pail from Iin
stepped into, The house. lie dit
not follow, but remained behinl
whistIing TO my ca naries, as they
hung in their cage on the portI, !
lie seemed engfossed with my pref
ty pets, and the berries seemed for
gotten.
why did you not come in, and
see whether | measured yonr ber'
ries right said |; '-how do YOU
know but what | cheat you, and
take more than the three qRarlf
agreed upon?'' The boy looked
up archly at me aid smiled; e | am
not afraid, . said he; "lor you would
get the worst oI it, ma am. I
'.CMt The worst Of 1t" ! said
what do You mean2
"Why, ma am, | should only lose
my berries, and YOU would be steal
ing; and don't YOU think you would
get The worst OF it,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-12
@, for the Bee Hive!
INDUSTRY WILL PROSPER
Clothing SsOa'eS
SCOTT, GEAY q CO..
Dealers im Foreign and Domestic
DRY Goods. exciusi vely for
Mems vVCar

Have Just received and com ~ h.
"a pleted, one Of The Largest Ii5lAld
sas~ aud MOST DESIRABLE stocks oil l4Ef
sscslticisac;i's Goods, they have ever
OLE ei ID this market. Our stock consists III
parl ot Black and Fancy Colored GlothS,
Ca5Siheres and Doe Skins. OF French, En-
siIsbi. Belgium, German, Italian, and Scotch
IL ltulaaiuIe OF the latest styles and best
ma keE 4 W el and Uaroh Tweeds, CsssI
ne les ard DrIiings al low prices for Sum
me and boys wear. Linen DriillngF, and
illlsl and Cotton Pdnial0ons and CUat
Gylds ol all kinds. Nesiugs in great ylrI-
Ell. Satin. silk, Grenadine, Embroidered
CAL ..fnetes, S4aiie. N,lencIas, Linen, Mar
selle$. Couoa, Vi oolen, Va plaza and all,
tas Ia9uahle sls les aud coors Back and
Ia hey Silk SeaTts and Crayais; do Madras
and Cotton OF all the desirable Styles and
duliiiies- Pongee. Spitaiields, Eegii-h
aud French Silk and Linen Pocket i!audSer-
chisf4; and fine PLAIN aud fancy Stocks WAN
spiin4s. Bac1 and Fancy Coored hid,
Linen, Lisle, Thread. Cotton, Silk, Back
SKIN, ~ 6oen, aud Berlin Gloves; Linen aud
Cotton Hall Hose; French and Dome PIC
Suspenders Of all qualities. including those
OF Felt aud OF Indra Rubber suspender ends,
Hats, Caps, Boots. and Shoes. Waik !rg
Cane4, Riding Whips, Umbrellas. Halr,
Cloth. aud Touth Brushes; Pocket Knives.
superior Razors and Razor SIopS, Pislbls.
Sc SC; aud every thing necess ary 10 cJW-
pieie geute,naa's wardrobe.
Ia Character Of our establishment is 50
well known, and 50 correctly appreciated by
porIion OF a LIBERAL and intelligent pubic,
tlat We deem II almost super focus 10 expa-
iiate upon It's nerils-thuY much. howe yer,
we " AI say. that our Spring Sock has not
fts superior III tins place, both as regards
quail try and PRICE. We are, therefore,
prepared to sell on as liberal terms as any
regular retail establishment in the s late.
! Relying upon our Stock of Goods, as u pom
our unifornl desire 10 PLEASE FIVE feel conf
dent ol receiving the award ui al Increased
share of patronage.
70 Srott, Gray s. Cos come one and all,
" here tIolhing Is iotnd IN plenty;
We 4 ave Saques. Frock aud Business Coats,
lfcM one dollar up 20 twenty.
Ne Il ave Gloves and Socks ,Cravais L Stocks,
Together wilh Drawers and Shuts. sins;
Fine Pants aud Vests, BuI VIVA. is best,
We sell as cheap as lIrr. sirs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-12
@AIr. shovlp pan, what animal is

"AIr. Shown pan, what animal is
lhat::"
THAT. my lear, is ;he Ri ne
soreos. lie whs born in The desert
o! Sary Ann, and feeds on bamboo
and missionaries. HE'S very coW'-
ageous, aud neFcr ieav&s his home
unless be move 5, in which case, be
goes someu here else, unless he i.
overtaken by the dark. Lie was
brought to ibis country much
against bis viii, which accounts ior
ms low spirits when he's mel Ian
choly or dcjectf d. He is now some
Hhat aged, although he has seen
The day when be WAS the youngest
specimen OF animated nature in the
world. Pass q n, my little dear, and
allow the ladies TO survey the WIS
dom Of Providence as displayed in
toe ring-tailed monkey, animal
that can stand hanging like a fellow
critter, only its reversed"