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NO BLANK Book ManufActurers--Medium, DENY and nsi
cap papers, for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE CO.,
l1th street. xix doors north Of Penn.
Branch Of Ba toner's Hail. ia and 76 Pearl New York
N. B-Ordsp received for book binders' materials.
Oct 7-du
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hw SorIcE.-sIDNEY 8. BAXTER, late attorney genera
IL Of Virginia, has removed to Washington practise law
He viii practise Supreme United states, the
District OF Columbia
business conbded o him.
Office In Mouons building AZ ofPennryva
Hon. j. j. Allen, Hon. WIN. Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moncurr, Hon, q. n. samuels,
O.. n Lee the Court OF virginia,
To the Judges Of the Circuit Courts Of Virginia
To the and members Virginia.
June lI-lydsws~
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MORE 81 GALLAGHER, Iron Founder. and Manu-
III facturerr ri Wrought Cast Railing Ridge
Broad street Philadelphia make order railing
balconies public and private grounds &C Also, all kinds OF
mes md architectural work.
VI g. would respectfully invite the of Of
Washington and vicinity railing enclosing the
square In This city Specimen drawing. DESTROYS Of
making selection.
ID ~. BOOE q CO.. wholesale aud Retail Dealers tn
carpetrr noor oil elo'hs mninrs, curtain materials
shestinc blanker, and house furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania setvesn IN 9Th wsshinsop
DC.
Al nj
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OR ALE or LeaseA commodious and attic house
18th SIDE the OF d street. House
tans twelve and has recently papered and painted
throughout Terms accommodating, and possession given mmed
aey Address Solicitors Once Treasury Department
Oct l5-dH
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Great Match Hnnning Itscr, for $500. Column
bin Course. AIersndsIn Co, Va

bin Course. Alexandria Co, Va.
THERE will be match for $780, the above eourse, o.
Tuesday November g2d, 1889 at O'Clock precisely Heats
one mile snd repeat.
y suit enters b. a. John Graham.
r. M Han enters 4. Santa Anns.
thorough bred and from the best stock
the and great bo expected The proprietor
the offers the following a per cent entrances tire
OF entries make n
rnrs. Of 800 for wednesday November 2ons mile
peat.
Of $500 for Thursday November 9Ahwo miles and re
peat
Purse 5000 Friday, ssfour miles
made the track by Friday November is'h be
fore 10 o'clock.
The proprietor having IT, sck snd mnde
place. confidently the public that e
viii accommodations for and ho,ss
CYRUS MARTIN,
Nov l0--3swiissbFeb Proprietor
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Homo and Foreign Patent and General Agency
MICHAEL. NOURsE CO.,

MICHAEL NOURsE 4 CO.,
Once southwest streets nearly opposite
General Post once, Washington, D. G.
N. Il Co. viii give their prosecution
M against the whether before Congress- supreme
Couvt the Executive Departmental procuring patents
this and foreign countries aud 10 the purchase and sale Of
nights Their charges Will he moderate and regulated BY the
and of rendered. lH6as4#4
N Bone Of the firm will shortly Engand and
unent OF Europe, and will Jake
may kc inuussed.
MICHAEL koUR6E,
JAMES MOR6s
CHAs. r. STAN9BURY.
soliciior and legal adviser, R. II. GiIIET.
June =
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EDWARD OWEN SONS Mnisary, Naval, and Citi-
Scn's Furnishing and Tailoring kstabbshunent.
THE subscribers would call
public rally cloths
yest,ng ali Of ls
Wiilsrd- They cannot pso
Use 10 do than they done
l. e., polite and ohisins cor all avos.
r.. OWEN 4 SON.
Dec i3-2awlm [stsr and Sentinel 5000
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III have ready for sale
w GO pairs ingram carpets
20 do Brussels do
- f.
10 do A oil cloths medium
"a do
do 81 do very superior
sheets oil cloth, Of best quality which will BE- cut 70 IL
diagram
With fun complete goods for
purposes al The lowest market prices.
YERBY, TEBBs, 4 VERIFY,
Oct 6-tf Corner Pa and 7th
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Nxw ORLxANs Jan a Dates from the city of Mexico
10 the 7lh have been received The ministry was sun
vacant Much excitement prevailed in Sonora and Cnihua-
hua In Of the proposed treaty. and the leading
en say they would rather the United States than
submit TO lis
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ID y. STEERS NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN
have just received another Of elegant
making stock the time Those
and approaching weather should BY s goods
before they purchase elsewhere.
May is-thf
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UuD ths Law Of Patentsy vel, London, 1881.
IL Wosdswerh the Law Of Pstsns volume, London 1888
0nouce do l volume, Lsndon, 1884.
Norman do do I volume, London 1859
ops~ce Specifications OF Patents volume, London ls<T.
ankiss Analysis the Law OF Patents volams London,
Tsssr Of Patents Registrations volume, London,
1851.
Tusss Copyright Design o AIT and Manufacture volume,
Loe1es, 1870. -.
Csrr.ssl on Of Patents u volnme London, 1876.
jsSsooeh Psssnsses Manual volume, London, le'3
0wohT RCieons o Law, volume. London, 1895
Wesunee - do volume, London, isSi
Sn1.n~ on do volume and burkes Supple
nent - dn volume, London 1881. -
Celtsv % Patent Law I volume, London, 1909 -
Duviss Co,sctios Patent Cases volume, London 1910
renssu on the Copyright OF Designs volume London lt
IlnAarrh Law of Pafents volume London, 1850
Pwcss or inventions volume, London, lefs
PneehasAs Easlsh 1900 70 Sts vo'"me London,
1871. -,
Law sfPssnn Rcgissdcns by Billing and Prince vol
uDe, London, le4s. -
Rsaseyds Law Of Patents; volume, London, $50
0ank& I volume London, tb0t.
- Imported by only single being BE-
lbuWI q Mthem.
Ass PhIlps Patents; CARTS Pstens. Curtis on Copy
An, Inventors Manual volume each, Bcesor and
~ r. FRANIk TAYLOR.
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m1QB new Congregational Directory, containing the
OF the members Of Congress-
-, 1stcs and Of foreign diplomatic agents and
8 vespey II usefui Information,
TAYLOR 4 MAURrs
r. - Bookstore, oh
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Al Pras Of his father Pasbars Mis-
nStanf, the thirteenth OF his LEWls
LINN, fosrth Of the Hon. JAMES IA. DrRcH.
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rHK PACIFIC RAILROAD.

NEW ORLEANS Jan ~ Texas advices of the 10Th state
that governor had declared that he will close no con-
tract for ths Pacific railroad before May ls
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psss admission; Dress circle and Parousts, 30 cents -
ssTvsA seats rs family circle rs
lhird uss o,s colosd gallery, rs Private borss s5
-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27
5aEt MN 9lIIryl.

~~O~~~~o~oS~O1~~Sr-~~~>,-
a young gent, an acquaintance OF
ours, was a few evenings since in com
pany with a young lady Of fasbion 10,
making specimen Of that staple
known MS love, when suddenly, and
without knocking ut the door, in
stepped the yd nerable parent Of the
lahy. This U Unexpected appearance
Of an intruder, c!,usel the young man
any amount Of confusion, although
be was not aware that he stood in
the presence of his intended father
ip-law, never haying had the pleasure
of seeing the author of his idol be-
fore. The lady, as soon as she could
recover her 'Fonted composure, struck
a graceful attitude upon the floor,
and said, Mr. Brown, that is my Pa. "
The lover, gr4sping The hand Of the
did man, and bowling obsequiously,
returned, GLOW do you do, Mr.. Pa?''
The old man, seeing the embarrass-
ment of both, left the room instant
/ ly, as. lie said, MY dear, do take care
Of that young man."
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rA @D ~ EG-He

gEHHE undersig led having sold out his en-
4 tire interest in tile Books notes and ac-
counts of Goodrich. buchanan and Beavers
and also his Interest in the Books. Notes. Act
countsand Merchandise Of Goodrich q. Beay.-
ers, to his late partner, Mr. John Goodrich.
who is alone authorized to settle the same.
lie takes much pleasure in recommending
Mr. G.. to the friends and customers Of the oIS
House, as gentleman they may rely upon to
dehi with them correctly and sell them goods
as low or lower than any retail house in Ten
nessee.
For the liberal patron age extended to the
house during his connection with it he returns
his sincere thanks. /.
Dec l, 1858. C. P. BEAVERS. (
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

Red az for IEaHngg. B pill ovel
slow fire, four OUNCES Of Brazil
wood, in small raspings or chips, in~i
quart of water, till a third part o.
the water is cyaporated. Add du-
ring the b boiling, two drachms OF al,
UNI in powder. When tie ink is
cold, steam it through a fine CLOTH
Vinegar or stale urine is often used
instead of water. In case Of using
water, adding a very small Quantity
OF sal-ammonac wo&d improve this
ink.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

Bi,@ Iah--Take sulphat4 Of in
digo, dilute-st with water till il pro.
duces the color required. It is with
sulphate very largely diluted, that
the Faint blue lines of ledgqrs and
other accounts are ruled. If the ink
were used strong, it would bd neceS-
sary TO add chalk to it to neltralize
the acd. The sulphate of indigo
may be had of the woolen-dyers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

1t is astonishing how 'toddy' pro-
notes Independence A philosoph-
ieal old brick, who was lying a day
or two since, in Il very spirited man
her, was advised in a friendly Way to
economist, as -four was going up
Let it go up!' said ol9 bottle
nose, Il can get as high as Hour can
amy day"
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cOAcHFACTORY.

S;N TnE subseriber4 have pow
III full operation, Coach F;sctory, irl the
building formerly occupied by lMr. Joseph
Scott as a Cabinet Shop. FAYETTs, LILLE, 'laSN.
where they are prepared TO mluuiaGtJlre-
Coaches. Es0Glsse ,yFsyF. Estlggie%. &c,
neatly and tastily finished, of the best seas bned
timber and materials, in thd highest and nost
al nIMlneT which tllev viii sen a low
fer cash. or dn credit to punc ud men, sls cah be
obtained elsewhere; and thfy feel asstuedltl<
their wbrk will compare fbvorably with anJ
west of tho mountains. All work IdOnf bl
them warranted to stand six months. LAdieI
and gentlemen are invited tpeall REPA,fIF{
faithfully executed, at short notice, on re Sob
Die terms. JAS. 0.HALSEHl
March 81! 185R-1y
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Love Your neighbours yourself, ;
said a parson to / member of bis
flock.
EThe Lord help him. them re-
piled the latter, for | hate myself
IKE pizen, ever since 4 let right
eous Skinfllnt cheat me out OF the
bobtail boss
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RI C-ucs

YNHE undersigned having boughtthe inter
4 est of his late partner in the firm of
Goodrich, buchanan and Beavers, and alsb I'm
the firm of Goodrich Of Beavers, will continue
the business at the old stand, west side oil the
Public Square, where he has been for iitih-
Der of years. His Stock on hand is one Of tie
largest ard most desirable he has ever had
the pleasure Of offering to the trade--enlbfh-
cling every article usually kfpt in a II tAil
House; suffice it for the present, to say, that
this stock cannot be surp,sseh by any RETAIL
house in Tcnncssee-in fact, his stock II tho
large for the present season, and he is deter
mined to sell it of, even if at unusually low
prices. For the liberal patronage extended
hin by the citizens of Lincoln county since
his commencement in business, he is under
fmany obligations, and intends If by close APP
/ Hlication to business and desire to sell goods
fr srnallproiits Will still secure their eustosnto
do So JOHN GOODRICH
! Dec. /. 1853.
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TIE DIFFERENCE. = The poor bach
elor is a man who has to hold his
nose to the grindstone; the poor
married man has bis. held there.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

Lar Of HealA.-Coarse bread is
much better for Children than fine.4
Reading aloud is conducive to health.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

W Hide Fine Black Writing IaE.
Take tgo gallons Of a strong decoc-
ton Of logwood, well strained, and
then add one and half pounds blue
gals in coarse powder; six ounces
sulphate Of. iron; one ounce acetate
of copper; six ounces well ground
sugar; and twelve ounces gu N arabic
Set the above on the fire until it be
gins to boil, then set il away until it
has acquired the desired black.
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Marsha!l's Uterine CathoIlcoa'


has become 50 widely popular that unscru-
Z i pulous& ignoraIlt persons have attempted
to counterfeit the article, and, IN some instan-
ces they use name so nearly resembling
Marshall that casual glance might misleail.-
Il is absolutely necessary to use cgAtToa andex-
anime the name, and also to observe that the
seat Of the Graefenberg Company and the
name of Dr. PomeroyI IS on every Iio;tie Mar
shall's Catho!icon isIpreparel by ah old and
skillful physician, in HE most scientific man
ncr Other prepar4t;4i.s purporting TO perform
the same cures are pre- pared by thoSeIwho know
not What they do. The subject il one de-
mahaing great care, and though some of the
nostrGmF referred TO Ire sold at ID wer pice
than Marshalls, 10 dne who is afflicted can
hesitate between IHaly valuable medicinal
preparation and one which IS only pretending
and injurious compopInd. Let purchasers be
on their guard To rrey4 ut deception by similari-
ty Of APPEARANCES.
This aaIi all the other medicines prepared
by the Gr4efenberg Cd., Of New York are for
sale By MtElrov& MEKinncy and Dicmer &
Hampton, Fayetteville, where also may be
had gik touslyi the Graefenbcrg Health NJ
maniac for 1851 Oct 6, 1853.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

a fellow il Iowa jumped SO high
the other day, that he says he saw
the dog star wag bis tail.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

J. G. EARD EN-.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
China, Glass and Que ensware,
SO NTH Side Public s iuars,
N.sS4sviysa rR,av,,,

Nashville, Tenn. ),
HAS just received and opehed a ffW0
4 i large al LII well assorted stdck of NEaSl
Fancy Dinner Tea, Desert and Tktc-s- 49,
tete Sets; Farley Toilet Bottles, Uecan- y.
tiers, Puff Boxes Goblets Pitcherb Vases, COT
fee Cups, JeMelry Boxes, Candbcsticks. Card
Baskets, Ink Islands, Mugs, Paber Weights,
Toy Srtts, Sdvered Bowls, Goblets, and Salt
Standsi with b great variety of other fancy
articles; together with gilt and white China,
Glass, Stone, fellow aud c9mmonl Wares All
OF which ara Differed at wholesale or retail, on
as reasonable fefms as any house in the west
Now is the t1Ine to buy wares cheap, as they
are adv ancihgI [sept. % JIG DARDEN.
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70 Gre Iiieaps.-Raise one or
both ha,.ds as high above your head
as you eau. 1t is a certain cure.
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Family Croceries.
7gEw rs rARrxszzrxrur!

IffA THE subscribers cake
sz..Esszss this mH thod OF npprizihg
their friends ard The public geheralv, that thew
have Just opened d EatnEiy Grocery Store
on the north side Of HE Public Square, next
door to McElroy and McKinney'slDrug Store.
Fayetteville, where dfneral assortment Of n
ticles in their line will be continually keptpn
hand, at the lowest raids A portion ofppublic
patronage is respectfully solicited Call and
seelus w. Ill & H. CHOLMAN.
Feb 10.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

What is the difference between
a desertcrr2gd a hog-peu' Give ii
up: OneNYcs ffom headquarters,
and die otltGN is the head quarters
Of fI4s.
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TIMELY NOTICr.

B Y l. '9s 6 81 a'y Es g MN AZ i '95
House. whereI hope my friends ami 81;
every person wishing to purchase articles in
my line OF business, VIII give me a call
COMB in ard see the cid man. and let ps I'r.
a friendly chat any how.
Feb. 70. SHAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

ID ont rob Yourself as the far
mer said when the lawyer called
him iard names.
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EIEII EIRnlI

SNHE undersigned has pur- .---s.----=s
L chak fed the entire interest
d r. b. Tune IN the stock of Sf------4-s9
A. B. knbtt 81 Co, in the Cabinet business IN
Fayetteville, apd viii hereafter keep a full
supply Of Eiirni;sEre, at the old stand on the
northeast corner of the Public Square, Of the
best and most fashid nable make; which viii
be sold on very favorable terms to the purtha-
ser. Sofas, Dressing Bureaus, Tables Of all
kinds, Beasteads OF various patterns, Ward
robes, Safes, Hat Ra4ks, Chairs fine and com
mon, GIBBS ana Cradles, Lounges and Matras-
ses, together with Hi otheF Eces usually
kept in first class F Hruiture war Groom CON
stantly on hand, or niade to order at short no
tee.
Collins and Cpsesfd r sale, which will be ia
ken in Hearse to an part Of the countyfret
of charge
Barter taken as heretofoFe. Try me.
A B. KNOTT.
Jan. Il, 1854-1y.
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ROaIGEaE1 DaI,a'.

TFeHE subscribers would announce that they
4 have purchased the entire interest of Mr..
B. L. Russell in the store house, Goods, nj ties,
accounts, books, ETC., belonging to Russell Il
Tucker Al debts due the firm we have
bought; and all against the same we alie to
pay. Our stock viii be kept complete, and by
selling foT small profits, we hope to continue to
received liberal share of piiblielpatronageI
L. E. TUCKER d GO.
Nov. 10, 1853.
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DR.. ". II. NI'NELLEY,
TuIlahOn,n ILOis.

YEVlIE undersIguti has lid 81 blocEsod Lots
4 Of several ACHES IN each, for private Fesi-
denee, and is now Irepard / TO sell them al pri-
waite said 10 those Who dlsfe to haze sulhmer
residences, in the bPartifI and healthy to,E IN IN
ytliEah0snn. We h tye in the Town ste,
besides the most healthy atmosphere arid pure
freestoue water a most leScellent Chaiy l'eate
Spring, which is sAppoiel 90 be mixed Wi,h
white lphur.
WIN. Moore, Agent. eEe.
Nav % 1S5o-tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

A Traveller found buffalo robe
belonging 10 a llatel-keeper who, on
receiving it, thankcd the finder, re-
mar king that Plank yon' was
worth TIVE MY five entS,and'Thank
you kindly y as worth thirty-seven
and a half cents. Soon after, The
traveller called for dinner, ate it,
and asked the landlord what was
to pay. "Tveniy-fye cents, was
the reply. l'thank YOU kindly
said the traveller, aud moved off
Here my good fellow, stop and take
;he change, remarked the landlord,
throwing down a. MN epence; your
dinner was oulg twenty five cents
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

If yfou wopl.l know a mans true
char4 cter, see him in his family.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

Bdb, who was the first mani asked
one Juvenile Of another, theotherd day.
why. Adam to be sure, was the
answer.
wen, who was the first woman
thed?1
WHY, Adams mother, Of course
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

Is there any difference between
picking ca bbagcs and cabbaglpg
picilles?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

WHY Is a ioater who bangs abopt
The dick like a good soldier?
BECAUSE he IS fond Of warfare
{wharI-air.)
BAH
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

An elderly gent eman was attacked
in broad daylight yesterday, with a
dreadful too hacho. No arrests we've
made as usual. =.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

BIHL59yY CordlM. L. CORDIAL made
by the following recipe received a
premium at tie last meeting Of the
Prince Georges Agricultural Socie-
~ Of Mary land: II
Put a large jar Of blael<berries in a
pot Of water; Boil till lhe Juice leaves
the berries Strain through a fan
mel bag; add spices, sugar, cinnamon
and cloves to the taste. After add
ding these Ingredients, put on again
and boil ten or fifteen minutes, then
skim it, and let it Get cold To
three quarts of the juice, add one
qiart Of the best Fr4na 4 brandy"
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G5e 5arI nc +.
PlOWid Q Time,

As s63n as ii e frost lposens tie
Crap on the tuf { and clods Of the
fields, tue farmer hitch up their fat
risky horses and 90 to work tearing
up the ground Already clover
m :ddows.and other ALLOW fields, up
on which it is pFop0R4d during the
coming season I'd raise a crop Of In
dian corn, or of spring wheat, or Of
barley, or OATS are On mild days
when the thaw is plb% deep, being
turned over" Great preparations
are being made by the farmers for
putting in heavy crops this sea-
son.
While the fields 81 eng the Dams
ube are trampled by hos tile armies,
and the sturdy peasaAtF!yof Europe
are drafted from their homes, 10
s:cken in the hospital, to faint on
weny lharchings, orbe Slaughtered
on battle,felds, the valleys Of our riv-
ers are full of indus llicus life, and
the high prices Of produce encourage
the farmers TO WOO with augmented
f5ryor and diligence the rich and
kind bosom of mother earth. II
While the young men of Eurbpe
are dragged from their native hill:
and dales, Villages aud cities, anC
disciplined into immense machines
for destruction, wasting blood anc
lhyishing treasure, leaving thei
sweethearts to Pine and their 81,
habitaiions to grow des olate; th
young men Of America bpild homes
marry wives, till the soil, OF becdm
artisans or professional men, iband 0
improve cities, hew down the forfsI
dig mp the prairie, extend the are
of civilization, and increase the les
wealth and glory Of the land.
When the season for. agriculture
operations open, in spch sympath
are the ghds Of the earth -broogi'
50 by tie universal notifications
commerce-so vast is tho system
recompenscH3estowed in the wiSdol
aud heuef(ence Of Prov aencr, til.
l9r every plow stopped in Europe 81
will start in America, al q for evel
fioll uaharyested on the Danub
golden shpaves will be gathered |
tie Mississippi. ).
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FISH.

Pr PACKAGES Maekerel: >g-s
- 20 doWhite and Trout Fish: 5a6i0xes
baftines; leo do Lohsters us5 received AID
for Ealeat .MITCHELIs & SPERRI'S.
FEB %. Shelbyviile. Tean.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

To WuTES BErswAx In Marcia
on April, melt yellow WAX without
boiling; then having several pewter
dishes Eeady, wet the outside bottom
Of eacil3 dish in fair water; then dip
them into the wax, the thinner tie
better, take them off, and Esx pose
them upon TIC grass to the sun, All
and dews, until they be ihilk-Whiie.
turning them often, Try some OF
them by splinhling water on them
with cloth.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

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