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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26
Wool Carding-


Tucker T. Dauid have in operation
near Salem, in franklin county, a
splendid Wool Carding machine, to
which the attention of the public is
asked It runs by water power
consequently, but little if any delay
will be met with by those wishing
Rolls, etc. The proprietors are gen
tlemen Of fine business habits \ Mr..
Tucker being one of the best machin-
lists in the country, and understand
ing how to manage Wool, by long ex-
perience the public may rest as
sured of having all work comm nit
ted to their care done ia a salts fac
tory manner.
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Museum Of yopa ancs.


Which comprises a greater variety Of Attrac-
tons. and more extraordinary Novelties, thar
any travelling Exhibitor in the world. Eve
~ feature of this Mammoth establishments /.
of D peculiar and interesting nature, and tbs
whole is produced upona gigaptfo scale Of mag
nitude. The travelling paraPh eEnalia of the
Aulericam Museum, as it enters each town, is
preceded by the gorgeous
fE5-1'ar Of 5aggeRs' tasst!lc9
drawn by Ten Elephants, superH Y plriS9ned
being all accurate model OF that terrible engine
OF idoiatrous sacrifice, finished and celebrated
inall the extrayagance Of the hindoo style
Following this monster vehicle, Is long pro-
cess ion Of costly Cages and Carriages, The whole
fornlinga spectacle of more than Oriental SPLEEN
dor The Exhibition VIII tlNe place within a
d magnificent Fariegated Pavilion, composed
Of American Flags Of waterproof fabric
The real genuine, original
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26

q Er mechanics INSTITUTE of Ohio, at
CINCINNATI have awarded their DIPLOMA to
Avrb,s CHrRRY PEcroRAI, the widely celebra-
ted remedy for Coughs, Colds, and Consump-
t;on This bonor was richly merited by the
Inyentor of tIat valuable medicine which has
scented not ONLY the above commentator, bu
also that of the most eminent physicians IN
tbis as well as the highest medical authority in
other countries. And what is a far greater
encomiun on its usefulness, IS that II has won
it, way 70 almost every 6reside Of the Amer
loan People
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MARRIAGES.
MARRIED.

In this county, on Sunday, 10Th inst, by
John Cary. Esq, Mr.. HIRAM COMMONS and
Miss MARGARET WOODWARD.
In.ttis county. by Rev A G. Smith. Mr.
JAS. III. DAVIS and Miss MARY J. BaADEoRD
In Williamson county, Maj JAMES H. STILL
and Miss MARY E. PRIHM
In Nashville, 18th inst, JosEPH W CARTER,
Esq, of Winch stef and Mrs. SALI1E SIAMs,
of Nashville.
In Rutherford county, Mr.. BENJAMIN F.
BEARKLRy and Miss EMILY HALL.
In Rutherfordsoounty, Mr.. sANpFER Il, OWEN
and Miss LUCK J. GwEN.
In Rutherford county, Mr. THEoPHnus II.
LEATHERs and Mss NAsTHA J. Dukr.
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NOTICE..

y pursuance OF an orderof the Cirr,iit Coar
= for Llncoln county, Tennessee, at its Marcel
! Term, 1898, Will On the first 5tondsv of J al,
next, offer for sale to the highest Ii,lder 70
/ cash. the following tracts Of Land, or 50 mucl
/ thereof as will satisfy the State and Count,
taxes for the year 1852 thereon assessed, atif
the costs and charges on tho iIle; the Sane
being due and unpaid, to witt
j. 7. Calvert, one tract al ianlI. go acres
lying in civil district 70. II. yalIle,l al s25o
taxes 523 cents collectors fee 81. clerks Zee
81 so, printers fee 81 80.
Wooden Hepwood, ono tract Of land $50
acres, lyingIin civil district 80. II. valued n
$3.50, taxes 733 cents coliec;or's fee 81. clerk
fec 81 80, printers fee 81 So
benjamin. Beggerly, ure tract of land. 400
acres, lying III civil district Nd. 10, valued at
500. taxes ~ cents, collectors fee 81, clerks
fee 81 80, printers fee 81 90.
Charles HeaihrocS, one tract Of land. 100
acres, lying Fn civil district No. 10, valued al
$50, taxes 81 eeuts, collectors fee 81, clerks
fee 81 50 printers fee s. 90.
Hiram Defaya, one tract Of land, 10000 acres.
lying in civil district No "a valued at $500
taxes 50 PSI collectors fee 81, clerks fee
s 80, printers fee 81 40
v ldew R4utt, one tract of land 200 acres.
y ih3ln civil district no a, valued at 500
taxes 52l ed nts, collectors fec 81. clerks fee
81 80 print4 rs fee 81 so
William 81 h;-h, one tract of land. 100 acr,s.
lying in civil district No. 2i, valued at $3.50.
taxes 524 cents, collectors fee 81, clerks Zee
81 80, printeFs fee 81 90
John T. s. eeds heirs. one tract Of land, 1913 |
lcres, lying ih civil district No q, valued a,
800. taxes , cents, collectors Ice 81. clerks
zee 81 30, pr ntcrs fee 81 30.
Arthur T. Woodland. one tract of land 800 !
cIes, valued IL $3.50, in civil district No. "a !
axes s. 624 cpllec'orss fee 81. clerks fee
i 80, priateI IS fee 81 80.
John T. " hbf, one tract Of land 5000 /,
cres, in civil district No. u, valued At SI25o
axes g. ga, collectors Zee 81. dlerb's fee
4 90, printer fee 81 so.
May 90. Ttr dsAslor.
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SnIphgr Well

We are surprised that SO large a
number of our citizens fail to visit
this well. 1t is but short distance
from town, the walk is pleasant, the
water is palatable and certai nly con-
ducive to health. and tickets for the
whole summer will be disposed of by
Mr.. Hill, at very reduced ates. If
our citizens would encourage this
place as it ought to be encouraged,
it would no doubt be fitted Hup in a
style attractive to the eye, and re-
flecting credit ON our vicinity.
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Wanted

An apprentice, Of moral, industti-
Gus habits, between 70 and 8 years
Of age, to learn the printing business.
To such an one, a good opportunity
is now offered. Dir. franklin said
that for the youthful mird, there was
no better school than the printing
Office and he was right. Apply at
this Office Immediately.
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Prolific Cow

During the week bd fore last, a COW
belonging to Mr.. lHzfon 81 chaad'i
living three miles froHi this P Lace on
the Pulaski road, gave birth to sepe''
CALVES. They were all perfectly
form ed. This exceeds anything we
ever heard Of.
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----------------
! ON HAND.

ca The subscriber has Just re- e-y5S1-yo
E5 turned from Cincinnati with RlsF4 II ~ v
I 3 the largest and eest supply Of aSs--ii y
materials that he has ever had which he Is now
ready to have made up in the most satisfactory
manner, at his old and well-khown stand, ION
the northeast corner of the Stuare, where Ihe
may be found. ready and willing to wait on
all that will do hin. the kindness to call. He
has every thing usually kept in his line-Snt D.
dies of all kinds constantly btlhand or mail
to order, IN any style that madb be wanted IA
fine supply of the finest anil best Bride
Bits and siirrstiss ever brouEh t to this plade.
also, fine lot Of Riding, Buggy, and Hqgba
whips; Wagoa and o. Lassic, of all sizes
and qualities, Saddle Bags travelling
Trunks, Hog Skin and Buggy Col
Ears, Fly Nets for buggy and e4rriage Horses;
and few dozen Deer Skikas-ran article
that has been so often called for in the last II
months Call soon if you wish to buy; they
go off fast. BUGGY and Carriage HAIR
ness furnished at the shortest notiGe. and
some on hand now. t. D. AKfNS.
Fayetteviiie, May 26, l853--Gfp
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The New York Herald says nov

The New York Herald sayB nov
81 and interesting controversy is nov
CHING on among the Wing Journals
of the country upon the startling
questions: Is the Wing party deadf
Tbs Tribune answers in the affirma-
tiye-that to all practical intents and
purposes it is essentially defanct--
The Washington Republic considers
itdead : absolutely dead aud gone
OF it would hardly volunteer TO sup
port the present ADMINISTRATIVE But
the anteGeluyian National lntalligen-
Ger argues that there is still renaip
ing at least sound, substantial nu-
cleus for the reorganization pne OF
these days, of 4he Wing party
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26
New Drugs, etc

Dlepie, q Hampton are in receipt
Of a large and select ste ck Of genuine
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Books, etc.
to which the attention Of those wish
ing to purchase. is invited. Their
assortment Of Books, particularly, is
the finest we have ever seen in the
place. Give them a call.
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Fayetteville Obsel' yer
Free Of Postage in Lincoln County
THURSDAY, NAY &c. 1858.
CaDaidafes---1S53


CT We are authorized to announce Fon
Geo. W. Zones. candidate for r.s-eletaioT
20 Congress, from this Congressional District.
IgGIsLATnRe--LIscoLS cQgSTY.
&c We are authorized 70 announce Fen.
net W. ChiidS. as candidate for the low
sr branch of the Tennessee Legislature, at the
August election. re
u We are AUTHORIZED to announce Capt
e.. V. fscssss. candidate to represent Lin
foln county. in the lower branch Of the next
Tennessee Legislature, at the August Election
STATE sENATE-LIScoLN, FRANKLIN.
6TWe are authorized to announce Col Dru-
nv III. Perkins as a candidate for this SIN
atorial District, al the next August election
OF We are authorized 20 announce Gin.
tsOnt. FareGharseD. a candidate for the
S ate Senate from the counties of Lincoln and
Ftanklin, at the August Election.
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New Candidates

Bv reference to The appropriate
place. it will be seen that several new
Candidates have leaped into the polit-
ical arena, as suffers far the faYOrs
Of Fortune, OF Ambition, OF both.
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4. i. B.. OF Centre . Star

The change. contemplated has not
vet been made; and, in obedience to
your instructions, we are waiting for
it before paying over.
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Look. OUT.

A LII persons indebted to the estate of Az
"a fred n. Berry, dec, or the firm of French
q Berry (qf the Lincoln JournaD are hereby
notified to come forward Immediately aud pay
up. prompt attention to- this matter will
save COST for if tho accounts and notes are
MT settled up, and that shortly, snail call Oh
aIeOnstable for assistance
JAS. H. COBB, Executor.
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re- Business Notice. ms

o. The Post-Office List of Letters is pub
llshed in the FryetteriHe Observer, in compliance
%vith a Law of Congress. which provides that it
shall appear in thh newspaper having tho
'LAkGEsT cIRcULATIoS.-Es
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Anniversary Sermon.

Rev. E. E. So Ter will deliver the
Anniversary Sermon OF the "I,n9o D
County Bible Society," at the MqIll !
oiist Church, in this place, at IL
O'Clock a. d., on the Sd Sabbath IN
June next
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26
Furniture

a. q. Knott y Co. wish To pur-
chase large quantity Of good Feath-
ers, for which they will give the best
of Furniture, at cash prices. See
adv.
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Look Ont.

See the advertisement under this
head. The Executor is in earnest,
and those indebted would do well to
call on him and settle up.
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] RRIII[.
DlEMEg g. q AmPT0Gi
lDRWGG1ST S0
FAYBT1I EyILLE, TENN.

(Hest Side Of the q ,bAc square,)
2>wEr HAVE just received FRESH sup
GkSy ply Of
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals;
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye Stuffs;
Window Glass and Putty;
Glass Ware, Perfumery, fine Soaps;
Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes;
Paint Brushes;
Surgical and Dental Instruments;
Spices, Snuffs, Tobacco, Segars;
Patent Medicines, great variety;
Pure Wines and Brandies, for medical purposes
Fancy Articles:
Rooks--School, College, Medical, Miscella-
neous, Poetical ana Historical;
Blank Books, Letter and Cap Paper;
Superior Inks, Steel Pens and quills;
Letter and Note Envelopes;
Note Paper and Visiting Cards
To which we politely invite the atte1tion Of
physicians and the nubhc. Purchase Is will
find our stock COMPLETE. We purchase on the
best terms, and are determined to offer every
inducemeht to purchasers. Physicians bills
and prescriptions will receive particular at
tention at all times
Nav 2s. DIEMER s. HAMPTON.
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NJ Advertisements must be handed into the
ofhce by f'tesloy- lf9rIiag, to insure an appear
j ance in the following Paper.
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Mr. NeIiis.

the man without arms, who will execute his
extraordinary feats of loading and firing pis-
td with his. toes; cutting profile Hkenesscs;
shooting at mark with a bow and arrow; play
ing upon the ACCORDION and Yiclincello etc
Mr. Nellis, in these performances, exhibits a
wonderful example Of what indonpitabIe ener-
gy and industry can accomplish, everwhen ID.
boring under disadvantages apparently the most
A complete Menagerie Of
Living Wild Animals,
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mY. Pierce

viii enter the Dcns Of the Wild Beasts and
give his classical illustrations of Hercules strug
cling with the Namean Lion; Daniel id the
Lions Den; Sampson destroying the Lion, etc.
One Of the mos interesting portions Of the
exhibition is formed by the display Of great
collection of
1 Wax Statuary
including figures Of the size of life, Of all the
Presidents of the United States and also of a
great number OF noted characters, American
and Foreign, all CT which are accurate like
resses, and appropriately eostumea. In fact
the whole i Establishment Ia vast repository Of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26

q Advertisements are inserted in the order
in which they are handed III
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Cons.ables' and Justices blanks Just printed
aud for sale at orr dcsk-chsap.
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resents
Bibles

The lincoln County Bible socie ty
has received a new asso rt4 Dent q
Bibles and Testaments, at its De
pository, at Capt. Ringo's, WI ich are
offered at prices barely coz eFing cost
The object is to disseminate the
Scriptures, without making profit,
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Way r PFC
IS. < fh
CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSEyESS,
BRONCHITIS, WH00PING-CGUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

! AZ ANY years 81 tr,al s-ea.! ef ir,,-,-t.s
w tlIs p,bhc coufldnce in this mo.iieiny
hss~ Won tor It ~ appreciation and roso-.oey )
far exceeding the rlast ssns,lins oxpc.-tstg -
Iof its friends Nothing bat lie nisFins:s W.
tues aud the unnllstas able bsnsGt c'ufarol a.
thousands Of Sufferers, could originate ed
n'aintsFf the reputation j enjoys. y bile rla--
ny inferior remedies thrust npon the coinrau-
my h-E ialiel and hsen discar,lsi. thu hsz
gained iTFcnds 81 every trial, conferred bsge-
ats on the afflicted they gan never forgos si!
pr0dHced cures too Numerous snd TO re4v.rS :,
able to BE- forgotten.
While il is fraud on th&fpnlilie - p-os4,sl
that any pne medicine wi!G infaIliIy GUS
still there is abundant proof that the .Cuss+-
PEcToRAi4 does NIT only as general thing. .ia,s
almost inYaritblv, curs tho nlalaIiss for y hos
Fl is employed.
/. As time makes these Lict< widsr AID Dsst-<
known, this medicine has s,rsiuslly bearns
he best reliance of the isfilicIod, from the l,s
abinof the American peasant, to the ra.ssea
OF European kin.gs. Throughout this entire
country, IN every State, city. and il.desd -
most every nan.let it contains. CHERRY pRcTo-
Raj is Enowg as lie best r,luesfy * Az f7e
diseases of the Threat aI.d Lungs. and IL y =
" foreign countries II IL co,ainz = be us->I y
their most Intelligent Physiciars. In Gysal
Britain, France and Germany. where tie r,aa
Zeal sciences have reached tteir highest reFTes
lion, CHERRY REcToRAI. IS introduced ard u
constant use III the Armies, Hospitals A,,as-
Houses, Public Institutions, AMI In dol.zs.is
practice, as the sllrest rem3dv their attendins
can employ for tho more dangerous
affections of the Lungs Also in miller c.s,x
md for children it IS safe. pleasant, and effect
Ial to cure. In fact, some OF the most fs..s.
ng testimonials We receive have hebn f.u,s
fFeh'S WHO have iouRd 1t etlicaei9usl in czses
incidental to chAdhood.
The CHEkRy PEcToRAI. is manufactured ig
practical Chemist, and every ounce Of il m
Ter his own eye, with invariabe accuracy si.i
are. It's sealed AID protecsad by Law from
Consequently can be relied On -
eHuine without a,,pitcrati
We have endeaVoraH here t.. fnru:sh ths
community with medicine Of 4.cll irtfiiss
lrerloritys and worth rs should CONFRONT ia
eif to theiT Enthusiastically al once sss..
1eedy and effcctiial, which this has by rcncas-
1 and countless trials proved itself to be-. aid
ust by great care in preparing it with choru-
al accuracy, ct uniform strength to afford
hysicians q new agent on wei,h they c.pt L.
ior the best results, and Ire afflicted with
'medy that viii do for then. all tha: rnss.-
ne can do
Prepared and sold bv JAMES c. AYEE.
-actic'd and Anaiytieal Chemist, Lowell, Mass
9qid by DlEAEk < HAMPTON, FayelEs
Aer April II, 1853
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49, Valuable La nd fer Sale,
~ The undersigned offers for
sale the Tract Of valuable land. on
which he now lives, lying seven miles east OF
Fayetteville, and two miles south of the town
of Mulberry, on Mulberry creek, containing
335 acres; about so acres of it in fine state
Of cultivation, and the balance ss finely tim
hered as any land in the county The place
is well suppl ed with both spring and stock
water-there being some six or eight excellent
never-failing springs on the place. There are
two good buildings, for family residences on
the premises, with all the necessary out-hon4as
Ga the tract, is a iirst-rase Saw and Grist
Will, Wool Cardis.g Machine, aud
Tan Yard each with a good run of Gus
tom. all of which win be disposed of with the
Land, if desired. The Land can be divided
INTO two farms, one of $50 acres, and the other
of the remainder and will sell one or both. as
the purchaser may choose.
Those desiring to purchase are re- uested to
call on the undersigned, as soon as possible
who will take pleasure in showing the Land
May 2e. ls5s-8m
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COME AT LAST.

aUR Ee:lrsc has come, and we are now
" ready 10 attend any cats that may be
made for BiiriaIs in any part of the county
Wanted, 1000 lbs. Feutilers, for which
we will give the customary price in choice
Furniture, at OUT Waterfront. north-east
corner of the Square, Fayetteville
4. B. KNOTT & CO..
NAY rs, 1858.
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DIED.,

In this county, on Saturday, 1fth inst. Of
consumption, Mrs ELvHssA, wife Of Mr.. Henry
Smith. aged About % years.
In this county, on Monday, 18Th inst, Mrs.
NJ ARY wife Of Mr.. Wn.- Bunn aged about 20
years.
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CIR 5fqrkrts --Tutest Ddtp!


NASHVILLE, TENN.-The river is failing
gradually. The Navigator reports. 4 fest
(scaut) water on Hatpeth Shoals. Without
heavy rains the river will soon be navi,ablf fol
the smallest steamers duly.
Cotton. This has been the dullest week of
the season in the Cotton market. The qua Iti-
ty of Cotton offered for sale is quite litnt ted
and held at prices higher than buyers are willing
TO give. The sales ampunt tG barely 100 bibles
at 7td9 So. The receipts since our last weekly
req ort sum up 81 bales only, against 277 the
week previous.
Receipts since list Sept last, 1851
! to the So lne d4tc last season 5o$l9
Decrease this season. 11,3O8
Groceries. Market dull; some additions
have been madeto the stock on hand this week.
ATLANTA, GA-Baepn Clear sides are SELL
ing i'm our mark ct at 93Ea Zoe Ribs 91@93 +
Shd uldcrs 1906 Hams l0@11c; hog rou bid
Sc. :. .:. Demand,good, stock light :. Lard is al
SO in demand at Hoe. Butter Tenn, 124@t5
-. Eggs scarce at Toe. U doz. -. Tallow 10
r ID -. Corn IS p busheE. !. d. Oats 10 do. :.
Peas COO 70 do Wheat $4,000 do -.
Rye 80 do dull.
ST. louis, Mo.--Lard in barrels 50 30
@$9 30; in kegs LOG l0la -. Bacon--shoul /
aers, 81; hams 81 80; clear sides 81 COLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY--Provisons The mark ct
is inactive; holders Of Mess Pork are firm at
S15 %; no sales Bacon is dull and unchanged /
Nothing in Lard.
Cotton.--The stock on hand is light and The
market firm at sE@l0c for Alabama, and 8ae
for low middling
Feathers--salqs brisk at 3se FROM the eoun
Try and 4oc from store. Sales for shipment al
i2c.
CINCINNATI, ONO. Flour firm at So S5Iand
Extra at SO 50. Wheat 70@72 Corn -
@43 Oats 36@38 at wholesale. Barley 4d
943. Whiskey 18g@1S3c. Molas,es tirn.eI
t q. Sugar steady. III
MEMPHIS, TENN,-Cotton.--The market has
.resentfd rather a dull appearance for sonnet
sys phst, and transactions have been en- al
United scale Prices keep pretty well up aud
re make few slight changes in our quotations c
, correspond with the sales of Friday and SAT-
rday We heard Of but few sales yesterday,
olders being unwilling 10 let go at thu ruling n
IA 2
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New Stock

Akin, at his saddle and harness es-
Enlistment, has just opened the
finest assortment of materials, in his
line, that we have ever seen in this
marlet.N We can endorse, that all
of his work viii be just as he re p-
resents it.
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Ssenrr,,i fTOyr, TlIuynD

Gcnrriai 'FOEn EhssnD I
is attached tot this Exhibition. and win appear
in all his performances as given before the prin
Opal crowned heads of Europe, including Songs
Dances. Grecian Statues and his admired Der
sonations of Napoleon and Frederick the Great.
The little General is twenty wears Of age,
weighs only fifteen pounds, and is but twenty
eight inches high. Also engaged
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1T :. ~ .7lEI.'1s' f9I95fftIHf, Ir5+Fi
e. IAViNg small REMNANT of Dry
ES LOCUS OF nahd, Boots, hhoes, Iissa
C'fS' ana '"hnetS WITCH we are
~, l',.9p = sci; eti apd eyffain them
West Side square, Fayettefilt Z aBh.
April -, 1893. WEBB u lHObDS
t- Ii'LH a''q SOLE Lea hif chap foI
-. cash at WEBB d. MO6Ds
April % ISI2
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The Show

The Show
B@num's MenAgerie will lexhibit
alt this place, on Friday, june 3D.
See advertisement. "A
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tVonlIerfasl Ohiccfs "a Nnture .,nsl

- OFsI 3E5s5s WD3t'f't@ d Ntlftsse -fffsa
Arf, the iull pa Icti.ars q which It would be
impossible to give WITHIN fha liin:tsof srsers-
paper advertiser nit AMI which has hen-.
brought together q u. p,.oTiE0ns eS i5i.a t,,r o.
means, forming the lar-Iesi sf' moss rev4 trav-r
cling E4hibiti,4li IN THIS or any other country
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26
Living Wild Anirnn is,

is also included IN The American MuseuITl, and
ar convenient period during the Exhibition