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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
HARDWARE md CUTLERY.
Fall 81 bck for 1882.

fktHE unddr.ig led are now IN I'd ce,pt OF
a Their enFlie Stock o. HARuN ARE
and CUTLERY or nv Fab / radt. and ~
calling The ten bon .vi the an lanls Of
Tennessee, Henrdc ky. and Nsrb 4 latama.
10 their stock now 10 st9te, they IletI conf
dent Tia, IL will be found To con dare llayora
bly,. both as ~ guaEHIy and assofiIndbl, will,
that OF ANY Ii puse IN the country.
Experienced has slrpady drmopsl dsied 10
The ssnis'actIoh oil istgs majorny os lealeTs
~ Ih's setlloil o! lhr country. ths' The ar
t'cle {" fiarddare at isast. the N,sk wife mar
kri IS PreieraAe 10 thDse Of New YIfk and
PbIlshFlI hia; for the simple ressdn d a. lihIs
description 81 goods Will moi bear thE heavy
EXPENSES 81 Transportation wt.ck mI 4 hpe
e'sarhi aeefde when brooghi .thrrtsh by
canals aud railroads Tie unbersigred ar
also enabled 30 place their CUSTOMERS on
equal poiIug VITA ih'se purchasing n any
other darker, from the fact that theit Euro
pssn goods ding all imported direct from
the mahuiaeiu fers By way OF NV Orleans
,ciIhouf fonehikg .Ne,o York. thus etsiling
Them I'd Offer heir goods al a small advance
on inpbrtaiiod cost.
Merchants. Biacksniifhs. Carpentert. &c,
visiting Nashville are invited 10 cali and ex
anime their stick beInre purcbssif'g.
Fsatlers, Hooi, Beesirax aud Ginslng re
ceived 10 esch fngr COR Hardware and 10 pay
neni OF debis ~ the highest snarkef prices
FALL & CUNNINGHAM
College snstt, Nashville.
ss,t Io7
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

RATHER Per oNAL. "A young man
was recommended to Bishop Burnet
for ordination. AS lis lorlship
stammers little, he desired his chap
laia to comm cnce the EXAMINE
tin of the candi date. The first ques-
ton proposed " as, Why did Bal;tm 5
ass speak, because his master had
an impeachment in his Speech an
swered the young man, which put an
end to the examination.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

81 really can't sing, he lieve me,
sir," was the reply IF young lady
10 the repeated requests Of an emrF
ty fop. u am rather inclined to te-
liz veI madam rejoined he with a
slnirk. "that you are.'fishihg for com
pliments.'' mo, sir" exclaimed the
lady, 81 never fish III SO small Il
stream
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
A good story is told of an eccer

A good story is told of an eccen-
trio old gentleman, who, although oc-
clsonally addicted TO the habit of
swearing, was still punctilious in re-
gard to saying grace at his table, and
tits duty he never omitted Oil any
occasion.
The story runs that On a certhin
occasion, the old gentleman invited
a sea-captain, a jolly old weather.
beaten tar Of his acquaintance, to
dine with linn. They sat down to
dinner, and the old gentleman, ac-
cording to custom, commenced say
ing grace; but the captain, whose at
tention had been diverted for the
moment, hearing the old gentleman
speak, thought he was addressing
him, and turned to him with
"What did you say, squirrel"
"Why, d-n it, man, | m saying
gracer' WAS the reply
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
q, for the Bee Hive!
INDUSTRY WILL PROSPER.
|. CsOfEeEssg store.
SCOTT, GRAY & CO..
Deal rs iis Foreign and DoEi nestle
Bry Goods. exclusively fpr
Mems yye..r


.et,p HAvE jusr received and COM =, =.
EHS rI~led, one OF heI|LAEoEsf hGillf
w. aud MOS b DESIRABLE stocks u LIE!
GensE c.ssesi's 6S00as, iAey havt ever
"llrfed Ia ms Jarket. Our Stock cOn sisls IN
part d Black aud Fancy Colored Cloths
CassIIberrs and Doe Skins.pi French En-
giish. Belgium. Ger ban, llaiian, and lScolch
maui acu.Ie uf the lsIest Styles add bes
aAr. sio9' aud unioa 4 weeds, Cassi
Deres and Billings al low HprIces fol Sum
ineI a Ii buys wear l.,neIi DfIiilnas, and
Linen and Couon Psnlalopns and Coat
GoodI Vi ali kinds. Vssllngs IN great var
e": fans. Sill. GrensdIar, Emhr bideied
CasiriI here's, ShaiiIe, FasencIas. Linen, Mar
settles. Cotton. Wooden. 10 plain snd all
tashIoiiahir slitrs and colo,s. Bark and
Fancy SILK STARTS and Crayalr; do lJadrss
snd Cotton oi oil tie desi.Hhlp stylus aad
hnalnies. Ppngee, S?ualhsid's. Rcgltsh
aud Trench Sis and Linen ~, kei IIdnuk~r
fhieisi and frue plan and iaIicy Stocks wni
Fprnas. sack and Fancy CnIore3 KID.
LlnrnI Lisir, Thread. Cott9h, SIIs. Buck
fkIn. ooleu, aud BeIin Gloves; LINEN and
Eouol Halt Hose; Fnench and D,jm-sIic
SuspeI nders Of all quai'ies. lncIudngl those
Pi Feit and OF India Rubber sispendeS ends,
Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes. Walking
Canes RIDING Whips. Umbrellas. iIalr.
Cloth and Tonh Brushes; Pockei Knives.
Superior Razors and Atszor Suops. Ri>inls.
sc. Nc; and every rh'ng necrrsary u COM
piet= geuisnah's wardrobe.
rrhd Character oil our establishment is So
well Anow", and so correctly approached by
"a Por n 81 liberal and Iniriiigent Hub, &c
Ih ht We deem II almost supelh p'us lex pa
iIate 5"B IT'S meTiiS-ftus much. however
we " III say: that our Spring Stock has ~,
ltS s0perioE IN Ihis place, both as ItgsEds
ed ALI ~ and PRICE. We are. theIeiore,
prFpated 10 sell on as liberal Terms any
IseuisIr retail establishment in the SID ,e
RELYING upon our Stock of Goods. al upot
ouF utlform desire to please, we eel conf I
dsh t Of receiving The award OF an iactrased
share pf patronage.
~ SePit. Gray s. Coz come one and an.
W here Clothing rs found tn plenlv;
We hive Saques, Fruek and business Goats.
Fton one duiar up 10 twenty
We have Gloves and Socks ,Ctavsis 4 Stocks, /
Fbgeiher wfh Drawers and Shuts, siss; /
Fine ita4is anti Vssts, hut ia; is bss
" elsel as cheap as dirt! sirs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
0lrs ANp RYE.

Now (rhther loo early for this lat
itu@e) is the season for sowing rye
intf Ended for crop. The. general
exH eriencB seems to be, that al
tho ugh tits is very hardy grain.
sta hiding The winter better than any
otli Ter, yet the fil sowing does not
gen orally seed SO well as that sowed
in j anuar Y. Let il be sowed now
In most places in attitudes as low rs
this, Georgia oats my be safely
aoKed early in january, especially
tER black DAT, which is regarded a
little more f;rdy than the white. =
Thd re is sbnle little hazard from very
hafI b freezes, but they are not often
kill ed, AHA usually make q much
hrd er Mild than those sowed in
February We ask for this very
valuable drop little more attention
than is usually bestowed in the man
ncr of sowing. No work on the farm
is much sighted as this. Any
sort OF ploging will DO Tor oats, IS the
argument. Now, we know that any
sort has hid to Dc, but We think We
know equally well, that ample com.
pensation would be found for better
work, aud that crop Of such gems
eralEsse. and Of SO much value, d.
mas ds ID. Flog the Hand well, and
us l@r as practicable, make the sur
f,cel anopllEr that your reapers may
have good werls, and be able TO cut
cleaner and pass over moFs ground,
sisl less labor in harvest
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

An old topper CHANGING 10 drink a
glass Of water, a few DAYS since, for
want of something stronger, smack
ed his lips, and turned to one Of his
companions, remarking: "Why, it
don't taste badly. have no doubt
its Wholesome for females and ten
der children "
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

Taisoring.--As has BEEN noticed ii our
circuia,s and gin-r sdyerilsPlnenis. let IL be
bafne Ia mind thai shis brinct Of our busi
ness il sui prosperous and flowing on 70 ms
Vastly improved beauty; ID befng. sbai we
have al length acquired SUCH peTieeiidp ~
the cUtTiNe and FAsEisEIsG arr. thai moi oae
re,uairls 10 doubl mat we cInld hide the de
fo,mii irs Of Ricbard I'll. OF ht from Gen
Tom Tnumb-who made 'Re roaaity curi
GUS. add drew fhrn 70 witness his dim,nu
tive prison aad varied cofiur,s--lu. Gen
jscksob. who led armies 10 battle and ,o|
victoEyl And were il required, we conlil d
IEoin tsIe fair u,odeIings Of Venus De Mvdicl|
Md iht Greek Ssavs,sto ihs vast chssted
Apollo o. Belgiiisre. 81
y Your lriends in hhsis,
Il i. SCOTT. CRAY & CO.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

How TO sfARRE. When 4 young
woman behaves TO her parents in a
manner particularly tender and re-
spectfnl, from principle as well as
nature, there is nothing that may
not be expected from her, in whates-
er condition she may be. placed
We're TO advise a friend ;ls to lis
choice of a wife. my first counsel
would be, "look out for ono distin-
guished for her attention ami sweet
ness to her parents. Tho fuad of
worth and affection indicated byDsuch
behavior, joined to the habits ofIduty.
and consideration thereby contract
ed, being transferred to the married
state, will not fail to rendpr her a
mild and oBliging companion.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
Browns Esscnce Ginger.
Razsn's Perfumerr.

DaZsh keriUmerls
NJ E are sliit agents Tor tps "a d. Of The va
w n"us articles ST fine and plain isnty
Soaps. Shaving 8 APPS, Shaving Compounds.
Sharing Creams 6ne and CONN OH Culoga es,
Extracts. SC. &c. Prspartd vi z b I'm.
successor TO hoUSsei. Philadelphia These
preparations are - ore popular "a this mNr
Sei than auy other American Psriumery and
viii be sold 10 conniiy merchants aad othrr>
buyine TO sell agsir Al Phiisdr I'iia prcrss
W th cost OF transportation sdded. a fresh
supply just received
EWIN. BROW n 4 co
Sept % Nsshvlile. Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

One pf our exchanges has dis,
covered that peaches are very hurt
ilIl at this season, il Jon swallow
the stones. Halt a peck ca ten in
the morning before breakfast, have
been knpwu 10 produce seuse Of
fnlIness. F
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

A man who has loved madly Will.
laugh at his madness as soon lie Has
got cured of it;'but a woman never
laughs upon such a subject. With
her, love is madness, of which she
never secs the folly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
Business In TulIahomai

q IN ihe 20lh INST. intend heiEg ~
~ Tisisahonaa, wuh limited 81 pek Of
Groceifies, and such other articles as viii
meet TUG demands oil the adjoining c0pniTy
bud improvements oil the new Town.
Ms determination is To be ready. da the
arrival III The Cars, TO open with EUIh. and
HrNERAt ASSORTMENT; and stall he prIpared
fu'nish be iradr witt every thing - my
lac, on hhe MOST LIBERAL TERMS. at Nash
Iv,!ie prit4s. GRIZZARD.
Nashd lille. Sept. 23-G
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

"We re yon ever baplised'n in
qnired an earnest minister of a green
candidate. No, sirl never, ouly
onc't and then | fell IN"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

The key 10 mothers heart is
baby. Keep that well oiled, with
praise, { rd You can unlock every
pantry in the house.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

Lady Margire. Herbert asked
somebody for a pretty pattern fer q
nisIlt-cap SWELL" said the person,
ewl.at signifies Tie pattern of d
nieht-capo" ''Ohl clsild, saJd she,
si6nt ven know il case of tfrss''
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

The Young man who bowed bis
brains out on claFionet. has turned
circus rider, a business that don't
require airy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.- Excuse me,
madam, but | would like to ask why
you look at me SO very savagely.'
OIL beg pardon, sir | took you
for my husband!'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
sept.I 29.

TEyHE z following comprise 4 portion I. our
i large siodk of Hardware UNSURPASSED
IN variety by asy House 10 The west.
C"iiins' AxrF, Warranted Axes OF cihe.
BIRDS lsiIs aid Vices. Bellows and Screw
Plates. Hand s4d Siedge Hammers, Table
and Poekei C.ulery. Razoss, Shears and Seis
sors. Garry combs, PadIacks. Fiits and
Ra<ps. SsIlers and Csfire Mills .Srirrrp Irons.
Bride Bits. Adguts and Chisels. Planes Of
all kinds. band saws and Draw Kkives.
HANDBAGS. Mill AID Cfo4s Cur
Saws. Single sEd doub4e Shot Guns, isifles.
crm piete. Chai4s OF an kinds, Cotton Gards;
Togeshss With many o,ksf ARTICLES roo nu-
nereus ID mention
FAIL s. CUNNINGHAM
college street. iashfuIie
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
IEaeLlNa OUT N AZURE.

Your houses, We ! oppose, have
already been put in rider; we will,
therefore, nov turn I'd the lots and
the maabro pens. No " is the time
to begin to haul on4 the manure,
Which has been gotten ready for use.
I'll e operation is tedious, and should
co nmende early. Take care that
80 do NOT waste your gains, by an
i'm proper exposure atter carting your
m nure I'd the field. 1t should not
be alloweIl to lie til ere long, exposed
TO the rains, the sun dnd the wind
"a ammonia es9ape$ rapidly by
suIa EXPOSURE, and il is best to
sp1 cad broadcast Q in the h'lI VERY
500 n, and let it be ploTed in or COW
eleEi with earth, so chat this waste
ml be prevented. and these prop
ert les be diliusing themselves with
the soil. This is 4 gopd time, also
fir repleni sbing the stables and lots
wit h laav4 S, stalks Or rough material
for making more mhnure.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

The mere fact that children are
born with their fists doubled ui7, is a
strong proof that nature intended
that cur succ ess in siiis world should
depend on HE courage with which
.swe 6gld our, " ay" through il
Mark /. Ell Your u:ennory.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
A. S. DUAL.
stJs<GEGN REEEESP

HAriso permanently located at
ffCfIS this place. Intends by exeeouPg his
Fofk IN The eesi possible style. 10 meiit the
falsonsgf Of ah,s rommnni,y. DR.. Dsavai
tan al alp tunes be found az his ottiees in the
iouih SIDE Of the Pubic Square. al giines'
Hotel. where he IS well prepared 10 execute
york ia livery department OF ms Prufe Esion
| LADIEk wishing his services can By WAITED
Pp al tAeif resldeacss. either in ioga OF
foantty. Yk Nov fl, 1882
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

Punch slspderousIy says; The
sun is called masculine from his sup
porting aud maintaining ! he moon,
and fi,ding her the wher. mithal 10
sI'iRae away as she does Of night;
and from his being obliged TO keep
such family of stars best les. The
moon Is feminine, because she is
constantly changing, just as ship
is y lown about by every vi nd. The
church is feminine becaus Sc She is
married tr the state, and Time is
masculine because he is triI fled will,
by The ladies.'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
G5t 4 Hnsr +.
Werk fsr Jaanarf.

Where Should We begin when so
micii ) to Be donel Tae old year,
oaeratip as closed, the broad field Aor
the new li4s out before US. The
fullatioa is now to be laid upon
which the superstructure is to be
reared. The success Of the year, to
a. large extent, is dependent upon
the INDUCEMENTS BOW To be made
We may lay down one general prop
%si'ion hilica mast be regartled as a
%0;hIi4n precedent to All others
Whatever is now done, in the WAY Of
preparing for~thc next years opera
Hons, must be well done, Fatal err
Fots ard often committed at this re-
ihotc IIoint, which we have moi the
bpportd nifty Of correcting or c bring
y after effort Therefore, let both
Ing pass in your preparation ud til it
IS web done. : We err in gnticiph ting
3 season s5i leisure, or Of more con
VeniencP in these postPonements--
Bat WHERE SHALL We begin with our
hdYices ior the work CT the month?
Ne star with the enclosures. Let
Eobr f nces be examined, and all
neelfui repairs lie made, that the
prop N ly BE- certainly secure against
iii depr ed;ttors A gopd fence Is an
ornament to the farm. a protcc ion
10 the r5p, and a pretty good 6 Iar-
antee for peace with ybur neighbOT.
We tai,lk it decidedly preferable that
all repairs Of this sort be made very
thorough Let the old fence be
pulled dpgn, the grounil well cleaned,
aud with mn ample supply Of new
ilils, be m7de high and strong
Care ,ild be aiken in pltting up
old OF he# fencls, to give good crook
to the lfinels, 4nl lap at I'll e COR
nces, IN i have lhe rails laid u b in a
trde lid ! ab ov / each other. This
gives strength, hurabilE y and beau
ty to the fe bee, and Feqpire4 very
few mere rails, or lit be nor + time
Than is necessary to the G. reless
hap.haz lrl way in whifh the fork +
plen 10 be- Il your pfedeces4 for has
no. bcea faithful to hi oblid ltions
we advise tie laying Of ut ne y lire.
and ask h5 y9ar hands Ell that IS dne
either ID utility or go3l taste Be
fore IeaYiag, we VIII p4t in Plea fol
good, wdEl lung, and well lAtehed
gates, 10 he set up at al the en-
frances 10 the farm. The public, il
spite Of all your ''don care" vii
regard these little fixtf res as indica.
tons Of the mauagema nk of the man
1t IS, therefore, easier to meet these
little dem4nds than tb war against
them
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
To the Ladies.
TulIahoma Lots.

fr,Hf u ni-rsis"rI na. lad oil block, Of
4 LOTS Of several actss in each, for Pin
vafe residence. and is now prepared 10 St 4
them Al private sale TO thosr who desire T.
hsVel skm rer residences. IN tie bfauIilU
audi h.EI'iy town OF TullHh0sna. ".
nave IN the Town SITE. be>ites the mos
hral ihy atmosphere and pure ifes>ione VA
ter, a Ninnsf excellenI Chaly beat Spriig.
which Il 81 pposed 10 be mixed with white
sulphuE.
WIZ MOORE. Agents
MAY 90. 1s52-tf.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
A poet saws

A poet says
''Oh! she WINS fair;
Bu, sorrow can and Jeff his ,racesrhere. .
What became Of the balance OF
the harness, he don't state.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
STEWART. W. W. eowrN.
Stewa TT & Owen,

Copper, Tin and Sheet iron Ware,
Opposite g.anier q Brother,
Ndrkf, 81. NaahriI}e, Tenn
fs KEEP cons,uniiy on ha,!a all klbfi-
.sE3 IF mp Sov,l Coosirg u oi,d AID CAL
: s:ovess PArior. Hall saJ Fiar-,I
stOyesi EaAnrifd aud Plain Man,r
ltratss. suJeJdb Work solicited. AID e1s
cu'ed wnh ne htHess and dsSPs'ch FrIiArrs.
B4eswax. Pe f'er. and Old Coppsr taken ~
exchange Tor worE.
April %. le52-Iy
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
80 - jas. N. ELLIOTT, l.f:E
ReceiVE Inc, Forwarding & Commission
MERCHANT
AisG, Agent fer kansws. Silt,
SHELBYFILLE. TENN.

$50 WILL attend promptly 10 receiving
fnd forwarding all Grods add Pro
ddce cdns'gned 10 his care. Consa1iiy OH
hand LARGE and WELL tELEcTED s;bck 81
indigo, iEndder, Pepper,
spice, and all articies usually Kept i,Ir ;sm-
ily aOdI plantation supplies. Kama wa
5 IL viii be furnished al NashsIiie bT.ces,
adding lrelghl.
REFERfScE:
I. g GooDRIcH & Co., Fayeu4 vile.
GILL S RUSSELL. 10
Goo1RIcH .BccHAsAE & BEAyERs. 10
NJ toLDwELL " Co.. ShelSyIsile.
q. II AvID-oN s. Soss. 10
II s K d DrERr. 10
A HAKIs s Co.. 10
BaA> e JErr s. Co. b.
+. DRoNGooLE, 10
All & CUNEINGHAx. Nashville.
TO- {pwAsDs. 60
IlcCkE = FERaAss, 30
lEwId. Bows !. Co. DO
zIMM ERMAs & Co. do
w III. GoEDos. do
A udusI 5, 1852 ON
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. of Rare
~ FINISH. flr sale Ly
ApulZ9. DiENER q HAMPTON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27


'------z aed anguish. is,isssd "
MS use. are multiplying an9 incssasss he
yond al pFececeAt. ifgors i,Ss an snss!
'.wHh hFalIng on us sinss."
10 prisons who wish. we era furnish
names hnd residsnees ct persons IN the
civ and country. whe have been sursd IL
spFajDs, Bruises.
Burns, and the mos, IoaFhsome tries; ss
well as Tuners. Cancers ard " csss;
and oi horses that have beet cnTe,s o. Sphy-
ms Ming Oaes, Spitss. Fissnla, and
Ros.SEsy lis, stsd hs,d boned iuss or Un ii.s
iFi, lsgs. shoulders. and back. Aiunss e.
Frs far:9 er lAroueilA al the coustsf can I.sii
" 10 IT. WONDERFUL healing p3wtIs-snd
kSns<ststbsm v ould te esv withrus ~
OwSefsI OF Livery Siab.essana Sispr Comp,
nies ear save hu-4-sas Ui collars .sagff "
using this Lpia.ent Oh hes hoSsts v he,es
er they become gsi.ei, ehafisu. or csisr4d
frem airy Of The ihsesehd stcidenis 10 vi ca
their stock IS suhiec.
Pure hssers viii save mcIity by tuvJpe tie
large size bnTties; the 80 eetl sizr rohlA,ri.x
three, and The deIlsr e,ehi times lss ausn,isy
Of the 25 cents
IS GROSS Just received and fur safe q
ProPtieioI's Pri,ts bv
J Al. ZIMMERMAN.
Whole sale and Retail Ageni. 4 doors from
the Square. MARKET street.
.,9s Fer: sale N Fayeipvlile. Tenn, By
MeELROY & CRAWFORD. .f-ss
! Nashville. SsPI.2 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
We W. FIX eW.
n. A. GRAY & coz

HAVE purchased the eNire s'uck
EsSSs5ssyes OF Gocds OF SHtNKLlN X GARD
E<5 NER. and are now olferu G ,he
same al UNI suaIy lbw prices tor cash. at 10
pupctuaI dealers On the usuai Nme. IL has
become pery enmmtn for Merchants 10 shy
that 4y are selling Goods for smaller profits
than adv other houee IN town This @e
will lesge f,r The pilblc to decide. Bui,we
viii saw this much -alI who wish to buy
Goods cBrap. give us call. and examine
our prices. That is the, way tn p.oye the
matter Feb 20. 1852
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Stationary.

A p6THECaKY'S FURNITURE, ana
Ia v is assorted. Tor sale by
April %. DlEMER s. HAMPTON
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No Hasss 81 !. 9
EASE. HI DiEMER s HAMPTON.
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UMRRELEAS.
Gentlemen 5 Wear.

gentlemen wear.
VS. HAYE large aud deslrs-
dslY p Bile sock OF Cloths, CassimtTes.
s&S aud Vesiings Blankets. Osercoat-
,ucs. adj ready made Clolhipg. OF every de-
scrip,ioh Gehrleinen would DO well to give
US cali at COR New Buck Store, north easi
corner di the Public Square. before Tuschar
sing. THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
Oct. IA. 1852
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ADVERTISEMENTS
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Mexican Mustang LiRlmens.

TIE Etautst.sn ef Ihfs
frepaFa,Ien = increasing
dsl'y; the elrtls IT ms IL
huenee ssd uRt.ahesJ
Psi',sla'Ist y J~er~bR.g
and wIJesIfs; and shs See
ses % pam s4c ssifrrrg.
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CONSTANTLY pm hand. a supply Of { ,
" n..si popular Patent Medicines.
liApril29 DlENER &HAMPION
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nprlt led ia cuIi@g pulmonary diSexSrs-sEs
ar ciiln II the Lungs. AZ Copshs. Colds.
sc. add every ibiag 81 ib~ nAiusr If Diar-
rhGa tIy The use Of the plSrt9s { ordial cen
be sfe4dIiJ Stopped. y btilef chrrblc OF scuts
ioeg nT shorl s'anrIhg TO b- bad OF G D.
MckENZiE, FsyeussIlls. Tenn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

THE JoHNsoNs HAVE Ir.-The town Of
Lynn, Mass, was organized on the 9th inst,
by the choice Of WIN. F. Johnson, Dexter
Stetson and Artemus Murdock, selectmen ;
Washington H. Johnson, Welcome w. John.
son, and John @. Hammond, school commit.
tee; Welcome w. Johnson treasurer, and col.
lector. Five constables were chosen. The
town is one Of the smallest in the Bay State
containing only about thirty votes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

"GoT BlTE."-A night or two ago some.
body entered the stable of Mr.. Cyrus Pierce,
near Pawtucket Falls, in search of plunder.-
There was dog in the stable, and the two
had controversy, in which the human speci.
men came OF second best. The result in the
morning was summed up in the dogs favor, as
6nger.-LopeH Amer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

GOOD PRICES FOR SToCKs.-The Charles.
ton Courier announces the sale of tro hundred
shares of South Carolina Railroad Stock al
par, as an investment by an insurance compa.
ny Of that city. This is highly encouraging
to railroads. The same paper states sales oil
the stock of the Bank of South Carolina al
$l2l, and of the Bank Of the State at $110.-
Banks and railroads are well managed in the
Palmetto State,