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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
Beef.

BIZ. JaeoD Kauce, of this vicinity.
will acc ept on r compliments, and as
suranc es that the beef sent was de-
cidedly superior to the best we haye
bad th + good fortune to receive for
many d day. Such meat is a decided
luxury and the farmer who brings
such I'd market, should not only re-
eeive the highest price, but the com
hendat ion of being a prac tical and
scientific farmer. 1t requir es no ep-
icure to relish, even with a dainty
dish prepared frem any
portion of such beef as that of Mr..
Kaaee'sE But for the charge of self
ishness, and slight smatt ering Of
bigotryI we would lay claim to por-
ton Of the credit Que Mr. V, for this
meat, as he is a regular reader and
paying subscriber of the Fayetteville ,
Obserce}; which is Of itself next to a
guarantee for the best of everything
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
A Precious ScOuhdrel.

: The facts In regard to most eX-
! traordinary series Of villainies have
: just come to our knowledge. A
man calling himself II. F. Painter,
; having a little girl with him about
| six years of age, came into this
: neighborhoed about the last of Au-
gust, of last year, and commenced
} the business Of Matchmaking, a few
miles from this place. About Christ
mas he left suddenly, with a mare he
had stolen, leaving sundry debts un-
paid, and sundry contracts unful-
filed. He contracted debts wherev-
er he could obtain credit, and was
ADVERTISED as a scoundlel in one Of
the town papers, by one of his cred
itors. Since his departure revela-
tons have been made by negroes
here, and in Robertson county, which
prove that he had been tampering
with tie slave population. He prom
ised a number of slaves safe passage
to the free States, upon the pay
ment to him Of twenty dollars, and 4
authorized the same pfopos ton to
be made to the entire Slave popul,-
ton. He induced the negroes to
steal the mare for him upon which
he left, promising them as soon as he
could 50 to Charlotte and sell the /
animal he would return, and the ne |;
groes were ready to leave with him /
is soon as he got back. Quite a II
gang Of negroes assd mbled in Rob Il
ertson county during the holidays !
waiting his return. One of the ne
,roes who had been tempered with, a
persuaded his wife to murder her
mistress, in order to get possession :
# $3.50 known to , E in house, so :,
hat she might go With him to the
rec States. The ne gro woman is &C
ow in Jail at Spri ngfeld. 1t is !,
bought that Painter had no idea of L
INNING the negroes Oft, but that he ie
as merely levying co ntri butions up
II them for his own 1pele it, There %
no question that he ar used san FIJI
uine hopes Of fretdorn in their $,
inds, and produced a very high de- eT
- e 4:rG,ot;a,, ~ o.,,4. +lo,,,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

|. \ The Minnesota Pic eer says
That on Christmas We, in that place
directly after sunset, there arose in
that region a fiery column as luril
as heated ball. 1t assembled from
the horizon to point TO wards the
zenith, Of Is deg. The $ preceding
day was very bright ill evening
when storm sci in.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
Executor s de

Beman lber that the Executors Of
the esta { Of Capt. Pryor BuohaaaR,
viii sell 4 quantity OF valuable prop
erty belonging to said estate, on the
Sd and til Of March next. See the
advertisement in another column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
Frozen to Death

we APE Informed that a journey
man hatter, his name we could not
learn, but who was in the employ Of
Mr. Benedict, near Boon's Hill, in
this coun ty, died on last Saturday
night folh being exposed to the wet
and cold during the evening, while
fishing ii Swan Creek.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
kirkman & Ellis

Those dealing in Hardware, SC,
and such of our citize MS generally
who inter d to purchase any article
in the I'd rdware line, in Nashville,
will, b | d ling on Krhman T. Eglts,
be furnish ed at the lowest rate with
the best 4 rticl9s in that line. Til cir
house has an enYiable charao ter in
the trade.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
Holman & HARDIN

These gentlemen have just opened
a superior assortment Of Fmtly
Groceries in the post Office building
n ext dodr to MeElroy & Mckinney s
drug sto Re. We respectfully request.
those de String any thing in that line.
I'd give Them an early cail.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
TuIIahonla Lots,

FHSIlE Undersigned has ls,id eli blocks O.
4 LOTS nf several &c les ia. part. Tor pr
vate residence. ed i now lirsIsared 70 :, Il
iisrr AT pryaIe sale To 'hdss " TO lc>i,- q,
have summer residences. 10 The b.at.t,fn;
aud hraIhy town ei TuiI:IIis s,ail. Wv
nsve II the Town STE. beSIds.s lhs mos.
hraiiEy atmosphere and pune ,fee>iops r.r-
ter. ,so>I az eilenj t;halV tsaip Spring
wiirh + supposed Ia hs' iu sed with white
sulphur
Nn Ml9IE, Aaent.E
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

It is a popular fallaey, that the
printing business is del eterioas to
health. To show that there are ex-
ceptions to this rule, we dite a single
instance. An old printe + from New
York city recently died at GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin, at. the age Of 7 I. He had
worked constantly st his business for
more than half a century Il
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
Neatly Printed Blanks.
Constable, aud Jasice's blanks just print
cd, and fpr sale atour desk cheap.


CT 1h;. Lis, oi Leuers is published in
the Fayetteville Observer, in compliance
with lav Of Cnngr' IS which provides
that il shall appear in lhs new spuper having
the LAR5ESr ciRcULArlnN 20
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
Stoves, DC,

We call the attention of our read
ers to the card of the Messrs. Lock-
hart, of " inchester, which we pub
Iish to-day From a slight acqqaint-
ance with one of the firm, we would
be pleased to know that they en-
ioyed Ill eral share of trade, in the
sale of STOVES ana all sorts oftin ware,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

Pqas hot a Lsgal Terh.-A man
was tried at Cambridge, Mass, . day
or two since, for stealilg pair oil
pants The theft was proven, but
was cIaimed for the defen nee Il at nc
such garment as "pants !" was K noWn
in law. The objection was allowed
and the complaint dismisB ed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
Exec,ltor's Sale.
v Vi Ill sell 10 the HIGH ST
49, BI Ode r. 90 The Sd and 4 th
yB DAVIS Of March next. al dhe

late residence OF Pryor Buchanan. dee in
Lincoln county, u fnn.. all the peTsonaf rs
tate of said Buchanan. dec. consisti4gIo
Horses, Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, Bacon. FOEidfr,
OATS Wagons and Harness, Wagon ablb
Plough materials, two sets Blacks1ith's
Tools. lol of new Turning Ploughs, al) 81
yes, Household and Kitchen Furniture f rm-
ing Utensils. &c Al the same time a d
place, will be hired unul the 9Th Of DEE.
next. the Negroes belonging 10 said efia|te
Bond with approved security will be reqhi1ed
from purchasers, before the delivery OF ihe
properly. and twelve months credit will be
given on all Sums oyer two dollars. All per
sons sindebted TO the said estate are desired
to come forward immediately and make Ipay
meni; and those hatlng claims agains, are
hereby notified TO present them within the
time prescribed by aw.
- SAMUEL S. BUCHANAN,
JOEL. NJ. HARRIS.
Fah 10 1G53-.3l Erstri1Fs
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
z K q. y

Pa I HAVE LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
J The best Tennessee Iron, which
illIbeiSOld Al three iourihs eta cent
on Nashville prices for cash when sutfi
cie"' quantity IS taken at one Time 10 lf'in of
a wagon. Same advance on Nashville PR
ces as hereluiore. on Tune. L. PvxC7ust
DEALERS mean by puhetUGi dealers. surh
as paw on Me day they PROMISE. aud -xbl 6
/ 2 or Is mJaiAs ,hereaf,e: lam understood
January 5. 1883 SHAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
CIR OCEEsgES
WEIR &, YNORnS

HAviSG associated themselves together for
fs5asEEA the transaction OF a-whole ,GTS,
- sal aad retail Grocery 1c-I-.
BUSINESS ana Tor The sale oil COUNT
PRODUCE, vail keep fpll stock OF all arm
cIts IN their line on hand, suitable To- The
wants Oi tIfh public.
Brown, q iariii-d. Loaf, Crushed. and Pull
verified SIC Rio. aud Laguvra Cd rFs ;
Sack aud Barrel SAI.T- RrsuI!ed aud Sn
gar house NIoLAssEs-C5lldenS yrup Con
leftionaues. sc. Sc GIVE u rell-wesi
side Of the HIbic Slnate. F.Veitevllle.
IAN. 20, 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

AF all lie .-41.. io.9 p,el a,afians 81
~ lasj. and sumo ri thtm yaiLabie. ipr
tie cure Of puluiq,ary eompisiEis. hot..rs
has ever been ivDud Wish e.ud ron TaIr u,
us effects with this PrspaTa'ina h,fs cuIr
Sometimes, but at all ti.ne>- aud IN ~. a,sasss
Of the throat and Ia ngs where rur,l3cire 80.
give relief.dhs wiai DOT }. j. plc+sali,5
take. ard perfectly tale 10 aceordaude Vih
fheI directions. We do mol adseriise iof ice
Ihidsma'i9a Of iIaSe who haze ui,d r.. t,,
hose u 30 haze nJl. families tial La+o
known rs value sill. mel be without r.: ami
hy she iiu,riy use hey are secure iron, ii.-
dangerous conSeiurH rs oil coughs and SALTS.
which neglected ,nPfn MO iaiai cousun.p sio.s
THe Diploma Of Tie Ma>sashusprl iu>t..
tute was awarded ID this preparrfiou 5v-i.a
Board Of judges in Scple uber. ls47. aisc
The Medals Of The three greai lss;i'vi,s d.
Art, in this country; also the Diploma of Ill.,.
Ohio Institute az Cincinna,i. has been olv.n
10 The Cherry Peeiorhl, by Their gnvrtun.sris.
IN consideration Of is extraordinary e,ceI-
lenee and usefulness 10 caring affections of
the Lungs and Throat.
With such assurances. and from such t,ea.
no stronger proof can De adduccL. rxtyI;
hat lOnad in effects upoa trial
Prepared and sold BY JAMES C. AVER.
Druggisl and Chemist. CIV %. Nlass.
Sold by DIEMER * HAMPTON. Fay
'fIevIlie Jan 49, 1888
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

If goui Js4 ire a luxury in the way
of some 9f the best Cheese Of W hich
you have ever eaten, call on Holman
= Hm4h;; We know. for we have tast-
ed, that the have the Identical ar
ticle.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
Tor Rent--

The room and cellar Immediately
under the oj&ereer plinting office, for
the present year. For terms, Sc,
apply At this ofiice-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

"THE BANK OF KNOWN LIE. ;" This
is the title of bank which has just
gone into operation in Kn oxville, I'M
der the provisions Of the free bank
ing law of the last General Assem bly.
Col. VIM. N. Cburchwell is Presi-
dent, and Samuel MorroH !, Cashier.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
uENNESSEE.
c nlphis Sh elby contg.

Memphis Shelby county.
John ~. Lpyd, bright complexion. pr 9
or 10 inches. Weighs so lbs, three scafs on
ielieg cansedby Dig bite, claims to be FREE.
ComniIiIed Nov 3. lS52.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

/ ST. Louis. Fl Business denerd lily is inacI
five. and in m bnb dcparin4 MS . trade there
lis almost an nj te STA gnardn. This remark
lis more paricuE,rly applicable 10 the four
and provision mhrkels. as i've TIL ink that al
mosl every d, Sc Fiplicn of Grain brings com.
paralivelv fail / lits.
Buckwhea, FJur-Smal lols from store,
at SO so.
Cheese-sdleE Of his a4 iole are limited
10 email lois 10 m Store, 9 l095c.
Shorls-Ty 0 small los comprising 1865
sacks, sold'al sod If 100 iBI
I Bran-OnlJ pne sale is week, wh-c
consisted Of 2$9 bags 66c. # l00fbsl
" hiskey- R4manS und hanged and firm
at l9c. On Mon Law $50 b ls high proof at
19!c Tuesday l75 bbls. bl l9c. and yes
terday l29 DO AT l9c
LovIsvlLLr, 4 Y.-The narGet hos been
moderately bsibk and We ar of fo matte
rial change in piices. ri sock Of Gro
ceries are alnple. bu, of Bre bdsiuifs they are
light Provisions continue ILL., The wea.h-
er today is clbuty and coll and the rvu
receding..
Cheese Small sales in bis a 9(d94c.
Provisions and Lafd-- The marker is
verv Quit, bul we hear of small sales
amounting 10 | u bbls. Mess Pork NJ SIS 80
Sbbl. Mess .Pa TX was offered to-day nj
SIG Is; NJ. O. a SIS rs, aod Runips Al
SIS 30. Enrd dfll. aud wei quote in lierces
Il &c; keg LA ID, at 10 "a ic
Tallow is v5ty scarce an J much soughl
or and good VIC l adlly b ling sc.
SaI@s of raw hiskey III 408.
A purchase Of sp ions Of Eay on The river
ank j lew miles below This city, by deu T.
r, $ 9 $ton.
A1nIe oi Q5 bal 5 of coad u al ssc. limo.
rihoul interest.
Nsw 0 Blras 5 LA-Flop r GoG4 81
=. W hire cor b 5e(05l. Mess. unin-
ppcieG d i'll al is =. Bacon sill declining. :,
ides. 8; shoulde q -. Lard 500 kegs
rime lo!; gred n meats de ined. 6l0G5 !
ar hog round: Rib Cof1-e doll 81: Sugar !
leadys fair Al; Nolasscs dull, pune 25c; !
Y hisk x. litniicdlsjles at 20c
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Rum. AVA J Negro List.

LIST, Name Of negroi$ given. I'd, complex ian
aud height. Sd, age. 4Ih, description. 5Ih,
owners name 6th. date of commit1IsEi
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q An 6 IL,
Bill for Sale of Land.
Lincoln Circuit Court, NoveIr, f5ey
E'ersre. 1852


liza E Douihit and Others
John Martin Jas. Mar
lin. Winiaai S Martin.
Mary Brown. Rachel
BALDWIN,. Ehzaheih
Bush. and Rebecca :,
Ausburn.
an mt lidn of compaiuants. by their
~ counsel, and II appearing To the sstIs
faction OF the Courl that the Defendants are
non residents Of HE State 0l Teunessee-i
Is ordered b! the Coort that Pubiical lon be
made four weeks IN succession in he Fav-
sHerlte Observer newspaper publisHsd an
lie 02a BIT payeliesii!e, To- delea6alftS IL
a tipeaT al The March FERN a. said ttolrt,
| $50. and au$we: compainanis' bill. p the
same VIII be taken Tor confessed. anl SCI
lown Tor hfaFiBg ex FaIre. as {" thrm
JAMES K CHUCOAF. Clerk
January q, 1853 At
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50 " I'D Il &c S
> < BONES N. Il; kalsins

Ok BOAES VI. X: l{aIsinS;
= 90 ! d. 60 do
20 boxes Fid ;;
20 do Scot h Herrin sf.
10 do Bfad dy Cher b4s,
10 do do PeacHes;
5 do Cord
20 boz IKeniu TX Mustard;
10 box rs Pepper Sauce
80 Den johns ass q srk4s;J
% lbs NnIm4gs;
% Ilhs Qioye1
50 IGraB4 Mats;
90 NESTS Core red Buckets;
20 do Bail do
20 do Pam ted do
% do do Tubs:
$40 lbs s S. A Imends;
500 lbs Cream Nuts;
: casks I.on!pn Porter;
&c bozs5 plrties;
5 malI4 cinnamon Bark;
10 bales Wrapping Twine;
500 lbs q arbori ale Soda;
20 NJ. q D, Gaps;
10 doz Wash Boards;
10 doz C1coahut Dippers:
1000 lbs flesh Rice;
10 boxes Ketehup;
$50 lbs S F. Indigo;
; baskets champagne Wine;
10 boxes \. Y. Fancy Candy;
10 nests Willow Baskets.
MITCHELL s. SPERRY.
Feb 3. 1858. Shelhvville. Tenn
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n OIL E

AFING formed a partnership in bic
Il a HARDWARE and DRY CONS
trade, in The town Of FayttfeyiIIe. upds- ill.,,
style Of RUSSELL & TUCKER. NE. ,ats
pleasure in inviting The public 10 our stocs.-.
The former s;ard Of GILI & RUssEI5.. on III.
north side Of The Pubic Squ9re. We hay
I'D store an excellent collection of the yari5,s
descriptions Dry Goods brought ~ The
market. 20 which we intend 10 add frn;s
time to time. direct from the eastern markets
20 as 10 keep constantly on hand everv arn-
Gle likely Ia he aeeded f1r use or orrac,en-
IN 'his iocai'iy. W are rfSolved 70. Keep
- NEAL assortment of ~ very besIl(;od5-
Which VIZ Halter ourseig4s .4e ,v,,I be- on 4
bied to sell as low as lie lowpst by the exe
c'>s Of judicious iadgn,enr IN cur purcha les
Having purchased the hei se we occupy III.
pubic may expect 20 find as atkall iimrs a.
the ssse oId stand Mr. RISSELL,S ar
kn"'gledged judgment ID lie purchase IL
Goods generally. and fine Cldtls in pafftr,,
lar. enables Ihe firm to speak with c.hG.lrnfe
~ all rs TO Ibe quality pf ibe Clouds lhey
-@e-P- iheY rnlen1 10 come pP tally 10 wha;
they represent
RUSSELL s TCcKE-i.
January g. 1853
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

The number of indians in Califor-
lia is estimated at about {, 0OQ.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

Corn sI,lul. soc u / ash.
Corn. 81 30 TO SO p, bbi.
Irish Pola lods. 4oc p bush.
Swee. Potatoes, 3ocs9 bush.
NEW YpRkl -Col,on| declined E0)44 =
Sales of hired days 6opO bales. :. Flour
uncharg ID =. &C III Toe. Ness POr-
ST. ard 10 bJls, I'd @icac.
MEMpIIs, TENN.-- Conon. The re-
Iceipts off lPe past two weeks have ruled
mostly Cd the lower graz Is, there being Gni
comparaIv 4ly hiue COLO b coming in which
will classIs ltict middiingI for which there is
ba4~f uile a In Iiiled demfnd and prices are
very irre4ular, but good bottoms being most
sought after, the ~rates bre more firm and
steady, aid I'D eyen-r inning lists of any
size would co nmand ,rhaps a &c, more
Than our odlsi ie figures. The fine. warm
and dry i e4,h Ir Of The Iasl few weeks has
enabled dhd planters 10 bick out and save
cotton which VI ouid otheitvise been entirely
ost This wil howeved be- of the lowest
order, bul will go TO swell up The aggregate
o1 the crbp. w e alter bur quotations TO
,5iih actual lrab sacuons. remark
ns thai briteg are ire Eular and depend
much on be f{ lings oil b. buyer, yes as
air crileri bn of our mari e our outside fig
res appdoximate closely 10 lhe general
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
NEssEA sKsN & EsI.HlHS.
IMPORTERS OF Hi RnWiRE,

MEANWHILE, TIN.
E-@O II AVE on b AM i a large q
assortment Pf Gut FRY, Axes, ~
Chains, Hoes; Mil. X Out Pr. and Hand
Saws; Anylis. Wees. Bl$ckl smiths Bellows
and Hammers IPlauts and Carpenters Tools
Of every deScr4 blion; Dnu bic and Single Bar
eIed SHOT GUNS; RIFLE BARRELS.
GUN LOCKS. and other ma lerials used b,
Gun MAKERS These with a general
-Irrk OF HARDWARE, we vi al tell low lor
CASH. or On lime 10 prompt men.
Feathers, Ein$eng aid BeeSyvax
as al 'he highest Hiar ket price.
Nasir lie ,.Feb. 10. lS53-h2m
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RIED.

In this county.i97th ut, Of fever. MIS-
MARY BLAIR, aged 15 years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

~ advertisements must be handed into
the OlIi:e by Tuesday Hornimg, 10 insure
an appearances in he folowing Paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
Ready Made Clothing.

Gid A SMALL Lot CT .esls ana
JgE: Over Goats. PanIs, Sax'ony Shirts
.sWING'S. In 70 Is7g
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

NTFrCHELL + SPEli3iY nav1 inst =
w derived dire e. ID on New Orleans. tie
iirHtSt! ard most complete stock OF Groca
RES ever Offered III ifib market. Their s1Jrk
was selected wiuIl great car BIZ niembr Of
the firm w inFlle lie s;ecI,! atrenrio,, Of
Merchants, and all no WI sh TO Law IN der
family supplies, TO OBJ stick, consisting Id
part Of the following hTlicles:
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Sugar. Col Zee and Molass es.

EFa 100 bag BIB Cqare Inrv crop i
80 80 bhcls n. b shgar; !
50 IBIS pune Mdlasses !;
% do do do
20. bbl> pow Tered. e., usied anl loaf
Sugar. Feb. 8
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

O. AdYenipemenrs are inserted in the
order in which they are handed in.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-11


THIS Mil differs from all others in the coRstrue on OF
Il the upper Running Stone, which is composed OF
French Burr Blocks enclosed in cast iron Case which
forms the back and hoop q Tie Stone with Cast Iron
Bush external diameter al the bottom that
which Is secured to the back by four bolts that
block in the form of dove tail which gives greater
in small mills where the stone is with great speed and
dangerous If not strongly made. aso gives any
weight stone OF small diameter that required without
having itthiek high that makes IL top heavy. ~
This mill is square frame made Of wood eastirOn, in
the busS, with Brdgetree, Spindle Balance, Ring
Driver and Regulating Screw, and grnds the same
principle large mill, differing only n the Runner Stone;
this being weight enables il grind nearer the
mill This mill portable, and may be attached
steam, water, horse or hand power
ALSO all sizes of French Burr ill Stones manufactured
the principle.
Joseph II Burrows, Cineinnst is the inventor, for
which obtained Letters Patent in 1872 For anfrnge-
me the purchaser will be held responsible Tor the ht
. ofusng. 7a- a ..---s go
These Mills require Mrght to set them ups and
all necessary put them in operation to attach
hand the sIinde, with drum sufficiently
large 10 tweByfOur inch Mill ss9 reFoiuons per
minute, attached to Gin, Steam Water Power by the
steady application of horse power the Mil will grind
10 bushels per hour Of good meai and will grind wheat
as well The thirty inch mill, II put TO Its fullest
viii grind from ten to fifteen bushels per hour
These mills warranted to be in every respect as recon-
mended.
DRKcoNs FOR UslSs-PIace your mill about % feet
the Driving Pulley in level positon make the belt Of
leather six eight wide. Give The Stone24O reyOu-
minute with the Keep the neck and step OF
spindle well oiled Place the star on the back Of the
Running in the the Cross on the DnVeT
that is. the way they trmhed TO run. -...-r
Reer Patterson, ESD, OF II ghand county Ohio
Jesse Bea of Clinton county, ohio: C. s. Bradbury
Esq of Cincinnati, and number OF Others.
q All orders directed 10 sf-l JOHN 4. bOUFAN,
No 50 Broadway Nashville, Agent for MddIeand East
Tapnaszee i'.s .t-'.N--- J. a. BURROWS, s
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-11
The Old Atheist.

Dead, and Of his wealth not sufficient to bury
him with proper decency Died doubling to the
lest-uoer old gray-headead Atheist
Years ago his home was palace. lis daugh-
ters were beautidl--his sons stately and noble He
gloried in bis unbelief. @IIis ewes stood out with
fatness, 1t seemed hard to the poor Christians,
and one was tempted to say 1T Is better with the
wicked than with the good"
But by the wet clods, on which the rain drips
dismaily, lies his pine coffin. And the sexton strikes
it with his shovel and coarse ests profaDe the -ar-
den of God"
"Poor old Atheist One daughter lies broken
hearted in en- early grave. One in foreign land
wanders under the weight Of his curse. Ths young
est son. the old pans darling, rots in jail the other
died drunken.
All were Atheists. Prosperity kept them com
pany long. Their ships sailed in safety. Their
orchards were never bighted. Sickness tainted
not their beauty; care and disappointment LETT their
hearts alone.
But to-day, where are they, with the wealth and
glory Of prosperity
Ayl it is true.
'9fhe mill of God grinds late-butit srinds "a
powder"