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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
DARIUS LYMAN,
A95aey ase Portage County, Ohio ONCE in
J. l. RAs'nT; RANNEY & TAYLOR. :, B. TAYLOR
Attorneys counseors Law and Solicitors in Chancery
ohicei in seymours's Block up stairs
L. v. BIERcE. L. N. JRFFRIEs.
BIERCE g. JEFFRIES,
at Law Office on the East side of public quae
North Of the Rayenna House.
SAINT. sTRAwDER. 10. P. BROWN
STRAWDER & BROWN,
Atorneysa at Law Raysnna, Ohio Office at the Grand jury
Room, in the Court House
NJ. BIReHARD. r.. w. TYLER.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
HAvE agreed become Jointly their profess
suited at Ravenna during the Court ater offices
Ad dr. Elm ssvacation-Birchard sutlif warren o.,
Bnrhard & Tyler, Franklin Mills, O.
A. H. TIDBALL,
PHYSICIAN SURGEON; office at the stand
by Dr. Webb. Freedom, Portage CO.. oho, july 0In le2o
VIM. GAME, M. D:
Homeopathic Physician; Office the Post ofce Ravenna
H. PRATT, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon. Office in F. W. seymour,s building
public square, nearly opposite the Court House, Ra
VIENNA, Ohio
DIR. J. D. WELLMAN,
Physician Surgeon, Ravenna, Portage county, Ohio
DOCTOR w. CLARK,
Franklin Mills. Residence on the corner,
a few doors South of the Episcopal Church.
March 49, 1853.
J. SMITH, M. D.,
Ply scan and Surgeon, Palmyra, Portage County Ohio
ISAAC COWLES, M: D..
Physician and Surgeon Palmyra Portage county, O. Office
at his Drug Store.
| Dr. B. Il. SPELMAN, -
Dentist, Ravenna Office in Seymour's Block over the
| Post Office.
! J. PARMELE,
Clock and Watch Maker Silver Smith and Jeweer in B.
Store. Ravenna, Ohio, where will be found
good of Watches Clocks, JeWelry ana Fancy
| Goods.
A. c. BURwELL. w. sUPPLE'
BURWELL g. SUPPLE,
to c. Dealers American and foreign
marb le doors south OF the Court House, Ravenn'
i Ohio. 40
i
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CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSINERES,

ID M. SoMERVILLE is now receiving from New York, a
fuH assortment Ready Made Clothing that can't be
peat Cn any way have take it, by any estab
IN these parts which the good people of
Fortage az very small profits cash ready pay.
warrant my clothing. = - :
Also good assortment of cassimeres
plain and pop fancy patterns which he will sell or make
to order in style suit the tastes
and rates that can't fail suit pockets The hest
workmen only will be employed.
Also every article of Furnishing Goods our ne sucb
shirts collars half hose Shirts drawers cravas
ties &C., &C. All kinds produce taken but
paid down. sell to better advantage, YOU
cheaper to deal All kinds custom work
to and got in A No. style Cutting done short notice
Peeha prime arce Jeans, Linen Tape and common incl
measures.
He be found 3doors of Lle's Block nearly oppo
site the Bank, in Prentss' new Block. -
Ravenna, April Goth, 1853. ~HE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

ASSHS nA1e1AI.
THE subscribers having been appointed Assgnee for the
settlement of Messrs Brown Hurbu Boot, Shoe and
Finding business for the benefit of their creditors anxious
the matter possible and will offer for sale
rea their Provision Store, large
mentof =
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Ba1skins, Misses Shoes and
Boots, and large variety of Children's
Cacks, and a lot of Findings.
All of which sold price, determined
to sell close the once. Call and give
offer.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to them will
call settle and COSTS Notes and accounts
will prepared to settle any time for short PERIOD after
which hands Justice for collection.
| Ravenna Dec. i, 1852. II " SMITH & co.
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DIR. J. G. WILLIS,

DR.. ]. G. WILLIS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, has permanently located in
Streetsboro Portage county, Ohio and will hold himself
in readiness times wait upon those who desire
his services branch of the profession He will also
perform operations in Densy may be required of
him. and durable be done by any
Dentist in the country.
Streetsboro, April IA, 1852.
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s. RAWSON,


(Successor to M. Hubert, RGUenna, OhiO)
BRASS FOUNDER, coPpERsM1TH, sHEETRoN WORKER.
EEP constantly hand general assortment of Stove
N Pipe, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Also, Brass and Cop,
per ees Pumps, Cast Iron Pumps Lead Pipe, Sad
rons Also, Tin Roofing Cutters and spoung put up
al short notice.
Job work order few doors South of the Court
House. go h'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

Franklin House,
By JOHN D. SNYDER Immediately West the Court House.
Canton. Ohio.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
New Books.

NORTHWOOD; Life North and South, showing the CHAR,
aeer of both, by Mrs Sarah Josepha Hale Illustrated
UNCLE TOM IN ENGLAND, proof that Blacks White-a
sequel to .sUncle Toms Cabin''-a thrilling work.
THE WHITE SLAVE Memoirs of Fugitive.
JUDGE HURLBURTONS Yankee Stories, with Illustrations,
comic and mrth- provoking work.
WEBSTERS DICTIONARY dnabridgcd and all the abridg-
mentS of this great work.
Also, general assortment of Standard and
Juvenile works. constantly hand and for sale cheap, at
Ravenna, Nov. 1G, 1852. HALLS Book STORE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

PremtiSS House,
AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
By WILLIAM M. FoLGER, Ravenna, Portage County,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
Goods for the A.OO0. 900.

CTILL WITH YOU.-The subscriber having disposed
y his stock in trade proposed has visited the Eastern
Cities and made his purchases of goods for tho Winter
pagn and has the pleasure of presenting the public
the of Books Stationery Fancy articles and
toys, offered Portage County An endless variety and
unparalleled low prices. Please call where you get
the cheapest and best assortment at Store north of the
Prentiss House. b. LITTLE
Ravenna, Nov Oath, 1852. IT,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
CA R RIA GES

NJ D. CLARK co.. have the largest and best assortmen
Carriages before offered in Portage
ssng Chariotces Briskeys Prince Aber Extensionsde
seat standing and variety for beauty and conve
ience, all which will be sold low favorable
The public respectfully invited call examine quail
tiles and prices and judge for themselves and whether
there is nducement for them to trade with
Shop on Main street, east of the public square.
Rave March ~ -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

A. c. BURwELL. w. SUPPLE
BURWELL g. SUPPLE,
to c. Dealers in American and foreign
MARBLE doors south of the Court House, Ravenna
Ohio. 40
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
LAST But NOT LEAST,

BY Express.
TUST received those superior black silk shaw
O the best in the market, at jun II DAYS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
RO1afS and ShOes

..r.~ Boots and Shoes.
r AIDES super Kid BootO; Enid Jenny Lind do Sat.
IL Pat. tip Caters; Kid welt Buskns; Kid r do; XII
Slips, at -. ROWELL WTTTER & co.
INN WARE-A general assortment for sale cheap, at
/ RA WSON'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

DRESS GOODS
DRINTED DeLaines Plain wool do Plaid wool do; Polk
Lawns; French Jaconetts; Gngham Robes; Plain Bera
ges; Chay Berages, plain and fgd Mon De Bege Popn
and Bombaznes Velvet Shay Persian DeLaine; BayariG
Cloths; Ginghams, Prints, &C. at
ROWELL, WTTTER & CO.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

DAILROAD HATS-2 of those Railroad Hats,
IL we have reduced the price to $3.50 a, TW1TTS.
D oNEETS AT CosT-The season being far advanced we
D will sell the balance of our bonnets at cost Tw1TTs
ATS-MAY 1855 received this morning. for
Ill sale very low. TwITT,s
DoNNETS-3 dozen bonnets, by express this morn
ID ing, at TwTTT's.
GUNNER HATs-Panama, straw, braid, &C., in quaa-
- tity, at TwITT's.
n ONNETS AT COST. 1.-The balance of Bonnets will
D sell at cost assortment is broken, received
lot last week, june g. TWITT's
BANANA HATS-Anoher big lot just received and selling
L at low prices. may 10 TWITTS.
WARN WEATHER.-The only thing to keep the head
w cool during the weather is good Panama or
Macubo Hat just receiving Spring stock OF
and Straw goods which will 'sel at prices which will as
tonsh the natves.'' JAS. TWITT& q Co.
Ravenna, April 25 1858.
TlALM LEAF.-Any quantity of Palm Leaf Hats from 10
i cts, to shilings. apr 25. JAS. TWITT & Co.
NTARICUBO HATS.-The best Hat for Summer ex-
II tant. apr 25. JAS. TWITT & Co.
A GOOD PANAM HAT be purchased for 81, co. the
"A same kind sold last for $275 few dozen hand
April 25 JAMES TWITT & Co.
NEW STYLE KOSSUTH.
TUST received doz fashionable Kossuth Hats which
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

/ M L - l. w w W.
MO- J. HALE HATS, from the celebrated factory
IN JamesVan Nance, Albany, N: Y. ANY person wanting
perfect it, superior nish had better purchase
of this lot Also1 dozen farmers soft brush hats
something difficult to get and the last we shall have
June 26 1854 = at TwIrT's.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

DURKEES Baking Powder, Corn Starch, Extract Coffee,
~ a fresh supply, just receivedby I. SWIFT.
HARRIsoN's Hair oil, Hair Dye, Phocome Hair Beauti
Il fer, Cologne, &c. For sale at SWIFT'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

CAP, Letter, Commercial Bath, Paris, folio post count
~ ing house. b tissue and drawing Paper Bristol board,
and for sale by the quire
at low prices by B. LITTLE.
DlRD CAGES, &c.-A splendid assortment. Also, Bird
ID seed fountains, baskets bathing dishes and cutie bone
go B. LITTLE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
NEW GOODS! new GOODS!!

V. HORR is receiving few cases OF Spring and
IA Summer Goods, among which will be found good
assortment Lawns, Ginghams, Prints, &C., &c.
GOOD GNGHAMS, fast eot0Ts at enc sAsISHg
per gard. - ".- .
'7s shaera4fIsa sah,HgT sha apr oR 1853, Ay HoRR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
New Spring Goods
AT CAMPBELLS-PORT.

GAIN~we the attention of the people arr
n All wish to purchase Goods for cash produce
find them very reduced prices Those who will fxo
with their patronage, will be patiently waited upon.
NB.No Trust cash and produce will get goods cheap
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

SWISS Null Muslin; India and Victoria Lawns; Drape
y Muslns; Chemisettes and Habits Lace Collars; Musl
and pointed do; Muslin Sleeves; Muslin Flouncing; Flou
ced Skirts Corded do; Thread Edgngs and Insertions Ca1
brio do; Swiss do; Saxony dos Linen Hdkfs Cambria do
aROWELL. WITTER & co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

TUST received 1 doz fashionable Kossuth Hats, which
extensively by Railroad Conductors, and age
of the Company. JAMES TWITT & co
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Pamphlet Literature.

best ana largest assortment of Pamphlet Literature
entertaining and uneXceptionabe in tone and influence
embracing works from the pen of T. s. Arthur Mrs Grey
Miss Pckerng Mrs Gore Mrs. Mowat Charles Lever and
other distinguished writers, offered in this MARKET
eq found at noV.16. Halls Book STORE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

School Books.
DARKERS series of School Books, recommended by tht
i Portage county Examiners. Also, all the varieties o
School Books used in the schools in this regon for sale
Nov. l6. HALI's Book STORE.
GTATIONERY.-A fine assortment, for sale at
y Nov. HALLS Boo STORE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20

SAILED Hay. y iadicious wfi
ter observes, "A though horses are
said to prefer Falted hay to any
ether, in my opinion, ID e chief mo-
tive for sailing il is to preserve il
when the wealth hr requires that it
be stacked betote il is sufficiently
dry, as salt prevd mis- or checks for
mentation when a excs$s. II dark
ems The color of ihe hay and makes
1t weigh heayier, for salt attracts
moisture. But Isa 1t shp nld not be
forced upon hdIsf; it may excite
too much thirst, pl1honSh when Civ
en- apart from his food he will take
no more than is good for him Dam
aged hay is oftens1rinkI He'd with salt
water, which seamB TO fendefit less
disgusting, AMI MAY, possibly, some,
times correct its bad Qualities. II
should be we tled as required foi
use, forwhcn & rmeh tat lon has taken
place it beconh cs sPdde b, and soon
rots, with ma as 60 S a Id disgusting
ofIavium.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20
faIt aaa SUM
Georgia Fashions.

One peculiar feature OF orr 'lpe-
culial institutions or of ropical
climates some saddle il on onc,
and some on tie other which alses
> modest Norlhcrner a little alIacls,
is the custom so wdll known ihthe
West Indies, Brazil, and occa sidn-
ally in the Somherh States, OF the
iiltle descendants OF Ham running
about in costume b la Adam and
Eve before Tie fall.
II A lady from GeoFsia, that State
OF conientnent, COTTON and courte-
sy,politics, pine trees and polllenF ss
after spreading a while in one Of
our Northern towns, invited her
Hostess TO return, the visit. Ia the
course 81 time she did 50. The first
day Of her stay viii her hpspitable
entertainer, al dinner, young ebo-
ny appeared TO wait upon the table,
"clothed with ma kedness,'' whici,
seemed not little To shock The
Northern rnatrons notion Of propri-
ETY.. The kind hostess seeing her
guests confusion, and guessing the
cause, instantly ordered the grace
J, less ycungster out, and to dress
himself before he again undertook,
TO wait upon the table The aston
shed boy grinned q rs, missrls,'
and departed, not exactly compre-
H bending The meaning Of such. tc
], hinp, unheard Of order Now hi.
), idehs Of dressing were sonep ha
vague, and as for his wardrobe, lht
i tailor hadn't YET sfnt it home; bu
/ some one had given him cast-of
stock, oneoi The highest kind " hpl
). high stocks were In fashion. s.
+ young snowfall, wishing 70 obe,
J 3fdrrs.as hear as possible, adjustec
tie stock around his neck in such
E manner as almost TO preclude ia,
! poSsibllty lot seeing any thing lowe
| ihfn the ceiling, and marched int
+, The room as proud as a Broadwa,
6 daddy with the test -cut paid SO
: sulf on,TePqrting himself, as lie en-
tered oil smiles and simplicity
+ ~ low, missus, here / rs. drcsse,
& antl ready"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20
cir f.arIlle!
Wheat DriIIing in Northern Clio.
Maciadcd.)

When grouI, u has been ploushrd
once ana harfdwel, once, it is ready
Tor drilling. Tw eIve acres nPay be-
easily drilled ib day, bJi ono hand
With one team, and a seven tube
drill. Il nia ( tube drill is used,
one team vii put in eighteen acres
day.
The seed il all deposited three.
and a half inches below the surface.
ia roys eight inches apart, at the
rate Of one and half bushels to
the acre.
Drilled VII Eat is moi 30 easily
picked up by Ihe fowls as broadcast
may be. Last fall, during seeding,
the pigeons Were very plenty in
Northern Ohi3. Farmers reported
i hal sportsmfn had poor ! ack
catching grain fields where the
wheat had been drilled, bat the
# Ids sow q broadcast wei re cove red
with them.
Drilled wheat. il has been thor
on3hly ascqrtained, is rot winter,
killed as often as thai s9wn broad.
cast. Being evenly deposited, and
well covered its stands brought bet
Ter than broMcasi-th root hay
ing firmer hold 10 the ground, the
stalks are not so liable 10 be thrown
dcwh; and for the same reasob, il
seasons WHEN the ay makes havoc
in broadcast wheat, that drilled i,
bul slightly injured, il at ALL
Standing in rows, through Whicl
there is free circulate moi Ugh
and ais in wet seasons df flied wIea
is never seriously iijuro / by rust a
broadcast, and becauxe HIGHT an ] all
have uninpeded oppd rinniiY It
nonfish Tie stalk AMI the grain
while the roots lie deep in thc
ground, and sustain die stalk erect
It's rarely found tia a head o
drilled wheat has less III IN SIX rows
ana il is seIdbm dat the kernel arr
MOI more plumb than a u adjoinin!
field Of broadcast sown
w hen farms eNa mine lhei
broad cas- wheat, Hey dnd TIA i TIL
tail Stall IS havF'S bea is WITH 81
rows, a ID firmly root ed in tn
ground, EYliil The roots " ell co' cred
l'hey lhfn naturally rehson, that
Grefy Stalk were as WILL planted
The yield OF grain woalH cvIdentl,,
he much larger. Now, II by OIL.
lhg, efeIy seed c1n be well planted
and all ftaiNs grow as ! rmly as tn
BEST on'| ~ the bFpadcast field, y g
IS there rs lot great 9dvahsaSe Il
drilling over b!4adcask 5iia i
tnst n4Jt iie iarmefS "ho nave
lhof9u5lfF eXperlnen'ef, claim ioI
tie frIli
= SooI - ~ IS h0t ou' 81 scr 'c'
wien thf wheat + planted. ial thi
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE
Medical Department.

u NHE third annual course of lectures in thfr
I Department viii commeuce on Tuesday
the first of November NEXT and continue till
the first Of the ensnihg March.
PArL-F. EVE, NJ. d.. Principles and Prac-
tic Of surgery
!, JOHN NJ. WATSON. NJ. d., Obstetrics aud
the diseases Of Women and Children.
a. II. BUCHANAN, NJ. d., Surgical aud
Pathological Anatomy and Physiology.
W. X. BOWLING NJ. d., Institutes and
Practice Of Medicine
G. x. WINSTON, VI. D., Materia Mediea
and Medical jurisprudence.
ROBERT N. PORTER, NJ. D., General and
spscial Anatomy.
j. BERRIEN LlNDShEY, ~ d., Chemis-
try and Pharmacy
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, NJ D.. Demonstra-
tor of Anatomy
The Anatomical rooms will beopened for stu
dents, on the FIRST Monday of October
{ A full Preliminary course of lectures will be
given blythe Professors, commencing also on
the first Monday of October.
The students will have free access to the
State Hospital
Fee Of each Professor SIS. Matricnlation
ticket So; DiSsecting ticket $40; Graduation
feq &25.
Good board, can be obtained IN the city at
from So 80 to 81 per week. Futher informa-
ton nv be obtained by addressing the Dean.
j. II. LENDsLEY, vi. ts., Dean.
Nashville Tenn. Julv Is. 1858
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20

CHoLlo IL fI4RsEs.- -Diss olve, ia
a qaart of pure water, rs much salt
as viii thoroughly saturd tie the liquid,
and drench The anima thoroughly
until YOU discover sym btoms Of re-
lief This is a simple Rnd effectual
remedy. and has been successfully
applied in cascsof botF.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20
Tullalloma Lois.

FENHE unde. signed has laid off bloc Ks Of Int,
Of several acres in each, for private resi-
denqc and IS now prepared to sell them st pri-
vate sale 10 thosr who desire 10 have summer
residences in the beautiful and healthy town in
rT.sEInslbEnss. We have in the Town Site
besides tn L most healthy atmok sphere and pure
frcestone water. most excellent Chalvbeate
Spring, which IS supposed to be mixed with
white sul thur
VIM. MOORE, Agent. etc.
e Nav 20 1852-tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20

QUEER Nj ARRlAcE C4REMoNY =
Judge T.. Y. Bierce, ih giving a
history Of Green township, Summit
county, Indiana, relates The follow
ing traditional marriage ceremony,
used in solemnizins the marriage Of
Che first couple in that township
''You brqmise t b t3li e tie woman
yon holt by the liant 10 pc your wife,
and tat you yilFstifk to her through
FIRE and duudcr-4 deb I pronounce
.yoIi man and yomar,I by Gotl''
Rather saIubridus, that!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20
Rags! Rag ~

z WISH to purchase 100000 pounds Of
1 Cotton and F.iuesE Rags, for which
viii pay the highest market pride IN Cash
delivered at my Rag and Paper Warehouse. on
the porth-east corner of the Square. NASHVILLE
Sant % "! 5. WHITEMAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20
on HAND.

turned q .i lro@ } II IN IT, ssa
mi terials that he haB ever had, which he IS now
eIdy to have made upIn the most satisfactory
m Inner at his old lud well-l5nown stand, on
thE northeast corrler Of the Square, where he
mlv be found, really and willing 10 wait on
allthat viii do him the kindness 20 call. lie
hid every thing usually kept in his line-Sad-
ii les of all kinds fdnstahtlv en- hand Of made
tolorder. in any stHld that may be wanted. \
file supply Of TIP finest and best Bride
Blt> ard StiTrUps ever brought To this place;
allo fine lot of I,.hpq B9lggg and Hogca
Efiaip> Hagen apd or L;a>Ee> Of all sizes
AZ Il qualities, sac iF;Ie Bags. Travelling
kt.unA>. EIeg Sl<im and Buggy Cot
ijTs. Fly Nets i,IF bug ~ and carriage Horses;
AZ ii few dozen Dees- S.Sias--an article
Il t has been 50 often called for in the last IL
m bnths. Call soojF il You wish to buy; they
I'd of fast Bag ~ and Carriage IEar-
MISS furnished 1T the shortest notice, and
st bne or hand now l. d. \ klNS
Fayetteville. May 26, lS53--6m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20
The SIie9byyilEe Elomsc, and ia
South Nashville E'ssrsa;isaTc
Misunderstanding Cent
p.a,ay ETuisaSg.

ss:asay EIEssf1s.
.FE1IIE undersigned takes pleas4 e--Nv1
E ure in announcing to be citi- ..-tt; $3.50
zens OF this and adjoining cbuntie5 X
that he If constantly receiving inIIaddition TO
his already large stock, large and Splendid lots
Of plain ttnd fashionable Fnrnieure-Which in
part consists Of the following articles: Mahog-
any bureaus, from II to - different styles
prices frp,n $40 to $50. Mahogany Dressing
BureaHsIwith glasses 1t $l3 and upwards. 4
splendid lot bf sofas both comnou and fine:
also Frebch 1n} MISUNDERSTANDING Bed
steads lR,v ppS4 Bedstcads, common BeNsteads,
plain c,fltai$ do, octagon DO missekdo, sarpen-
tine cottagd do, seFpentine grfcian gothic
cottage 10, French sofa do, fine mahogany do
prices from 50 50 to SIS 'Eabscs--iron,-
Hgtables, breakfast do, desert do dining do.
extension do, side do, center do, card do
prices frorsst SOTO sS45 tss3ilfs--common
do. ca'ye +a1t do, mahogany and walnut parlcr
chairs, Rolling DO, sewing AND nursing do,
scroll and llain Rockers, different STYLES OF
Elizabeth ehair, &c Warlrohes and presses,
cribs ana cradles, divars and ottonians lounges
and mattresses. stands and wash stands en-
closed and pltin, VISITING desks and safes, hat
racks and whatlotS, foot stools and mirrors,
&c. SIC So &C. all of which are manufactured
BY the South Nashville ManufactuAig Com
pary-a,a9 ,oarrontel to be equal in gocinessto
any work made in city or country-and whibh
work will sell at their Unrest Nashville prides
cjtbout nhy additional chqrge fof freight. Alfo
/ VIII make liberal deduction on large lilEs
Tile greatest poSsblecar is taken in packing
to send atadistanee.
NC. MOULToS.
Shelbyrille. Julx=l 1S53-1v.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20
M1RKNE IN e. & ILLS
IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE,

NASHVILLE, TENN.
vEazas40 ilAvEI on hand a large q
as Fortment of Cutlery. AxeS.<1J
Chhins. Hoes: Mill Y Cut, PIT. and Hand
is; Anyils, Vices. Blacksnith4' Bellows and
Hd miners, Planes abd Carpenters Tools of ev-
erJ description; Double and Single Barreled
SIT GINS, Rife Barrels Gun LofkS, and other
md teras used by GIN Miners. These, with a
eteral took Of Is;i reIwaFc, We viii sell low
fo1 cash, or on time 10 prompt men.
Feathers. CT nseng and Reeswax
talien at the EiigIIfSt market price.
Nashville, Feb. lp, 1853-l24
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20

The man who was aliile,l with
rapture, has been relieved by the
use Of The stomach pump.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20
II ri son & FORTUNATE

p S.-We are. ais,k. readv.tomalFe Collins.
az any time. on short rsotice from the finest to
common: trilnmejl id any STYLE wished, and de-
liver them in orr neI AseisE>e, ~ any part of
this county. without any extra charge. Call
and see, at the Old stand ThankfpI t4r past
avors we solicit 4 continuance.
Aug. II 1851 ly. W. < +.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20

4 little boy, upon whom his
mother was iuflictng personal
tllastiscment, said
GIVE ne two or tbree liclls more.
mother; | don't think can beha, e
we'll Yet.