Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-10-19
The Lever for making Fortunes.


his adversaries. His experience was,
that he who adyertises most Judi
ciously and extensively, was sure to
reap the reward of triumph. If ev-
cry man dealing wares to the public
was guided by rs truthful conviction
of his interests as this manufacturer.
few would have cause to complain of
small sales, or i'll success in trade. g.
few enterprising men of the various
trades and professions, have got hold
of the great secret of success; and it
is not strange to US that they rise to
fortune and eminence, to the wonder
and annoyance Of their less sagacious
non-advertising neighbors.
Peach trees are again in bios
som, and the elm trees putting forth
fresh leaves and flowers at Charles.
ton.
The Connecticut papers say that
potatoes are the best crop in that
State this year, yielding three times
the usual amount.
BALTIMORE, Oct 10.-The Know
No things paraded through the streets
last evening. The excitement is
getting up to fever heat
/ The HAVANA Diqrio mentions a
natural curiosity, which, it says, is
worthy the attention of Barnum. 1t
is negro child, two years and Il
half old, and only eighteen inches in
height. Its color, (of the deepest
JET the editor thinks, would add to
its attractiyeness in the eyes of Bar
mum.
The COrroS CRops.-The N. 0.
Price-Current, of the Both ult.,
says:
/ Complaints come in from the inte-
rior Of damage to the crops from
heavy rains, high winds, and other
causes. The general result, howev-
err, is Of course still in obscurity,
but we believe it is nov the general
understanding that under no circum-
stances can so fol. crop be made as
seemed highly probable month or
six weeks ago.
4 II is said that in Kent county,
Canada West, more than eleven
usandnegroeshave settled during
the last few years.
IL Philadelphia on Monday,
negro was committed to jail by
the Mayor, charged with having
committed murder II years
ago.
+ The Editor Of the California Far
mer says that one million bushels
of potatoes will rot ia California,
for want of consumers.
The number of bushels of grain
consumed IN the distllIerids of the
United States, in year, counts up
10 seventeen millions.
The annual sales of the single
article Of chairs in the city Of Bps-
ton amounts TO one million two
hundred thousand dollars.
AN UNHEALTHY PLACE. Wor-
cesler, Mass, must be very I'M
place. The sales of liquor
for medical purposes by the city
agency, during the month Of Au-
gust has averaged S25, per day.
At military funerals in Califoruia,
it is said to be The practice, after
burying the dead, to have the band
90 back 10 tie residence Of tho
deceased and serenade the wild
ow.
The Madison Gnd.) Banner say,
"Martin Roberts, who resides on
the river some six miles below
Madison, in Kentucky, informs rs
that he has a hog that weighs up
wards Of nineteen hundred pounds.
which he has sold for two hundred
dollars"
Nearly half Neyroes,-A ;'Iaie
censusfof Savannah, Georgia, shows
d population OF about twelve thou
sand, OF which the whites have a
majority Of net quite eight bun
lred.
The editor Of the KenOsha (Wis.)
says: Last year we had
tree which bore one apple. This
ear the crop Of the tree is doubled"
We think the nature of the tree
must have been totally changed, as
is certainly the first instance that
70 remember Of any tree bearing
ne year an apple, and the next year