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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-03
Chancery Sale OF Land.

IN pursuance Of decree Of the Chancery
Il Court for Lincoln county, Tennessee. pro-
noupccd at the August term, 1857, in the case
of James B. Hudson and others, executors,
&C.. vs. William G.. Hall and others, will, on
Monday, the 2Est day of Deeessa-
ber, 1887. offer for sale to the highest bid
der. on the premises, on a credit of one, two
and tn, ee years-the purchaser to pay five per
cent. in cash, of the purchase money the fol-
lowing described TRACT OF LAND, sitea-
ted in Lincoln county. on the middle branch
of Norris's Creek, in district No. 6. aud bound
ed as follows:--On the East by the lands of
Patience Brown, on the West by the lands of
James B. Hudson and Frances Wells. and on
the South by the lands Of Katharine Bate, aud
on the North by the lands of Eason Coulter,
containing about $50 acres.
Bond with two or more good aud sufficient
Securities will be required of the purchasers.
and lien retained until the purchase money
is paid. ~
r. FARQUHARSON, Gu e. IL.
November IL. 1S57--f4w-n30:7. So
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The Sources OF THREE OF OUR
PRINCIPAL RIvERs.--Tbe sources Of
the Mississippi and st. Lawrence are
said to be within stones throw, and
the Missouri, tributary of the for
mer river, and the Columbia, have an
origin not a mile apart. Here, then,
are three Of our principal streams
diverging in almost as opposite dir
ectioas rs is possible, and yet it re.
quires but eight change of the
wind, or increased breeze, to deter
mine that the descending shower
shall Gal4into the one instead of an
other Of these great water courses.
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From the Pulaski Citizen.
Great improvement i'm Spectac!eS.

Grained OF the genuine Scotch Peooie-
l.. PALMER d co, Opticians from The I'M
proceed Spectacle Mdnufactory and Optical
Establishment IN London,
EALI. the attention of the s@A@.
~ citizens of Fayetteville and ~
surrounding country to their splendid assort-
ment of Scotch Pebble Spectacles, and would
say, to those who value their sight, not TO
delay awaiting themselves of the opportunity
of procuring pair of the justly celebrated
Spectacles. These Pebbles are constructed in
accordance with the PHILOSOPHERS of nature IN
the peculiar form of a Concavo convex mirror.
admirably adapted to the organ of sight, and
can be used by the old and young to pursue
the most minute employment. either by day
or candlelight, with perfect ease and never
cause that giddiness of head or unpleasant
sensation to the eye that many experience
from using the ordinary kind of spectacles
Many persons might have good eyesght for
Is or 20 years longer, by using these glasses
than the ordinary kind, which in the end dc
more harm than good. Call on W. H., & NJ
ID. MOORES. Dec. %. 1855
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Nesc Grocery Store!
"A. j. To0N 4 70

WIN g &c.
A RE just receiving and now opep- -
IA ing on the street leading to the
College, three doors west of the Iaryszz
brick building occupied BY shackle- $3.50
& Young, as q store. very desirable and fresh
lot of Family Groceries. eonsist;ng in
part of the following articles. to-wit:
Brown Sugar. fine lot:
Rio Coffee, of the best; =
Loaf Sugar; 6A
Barrel and half do Molasses: HIN
Star and TallOw Candles; Lls
Pepper. Slice, Ginger, ~
Wines, Brandies and Liquors, all kinds
Natmegs. Cloves. Cinnamon,
Candies, Kisses, Raisinas:-
- Figs, Pecans. Cream Nuts; Y
Almonds, Ale, Cider,
, Vinegar, Mackerel, Oysters; NJ
Sardines, and every article kept
usually in my line All of which viii be sold
unusually low--for cash.
A. j. ToSN & co.
Jan. %, lS57--12m
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That is a good story Of the party
Of verdant ones, who attended court
for the first time during criminal
trial. pressed in at the door, and
gaining a toehold upon the extreme
edge of an outer bench, took a sur.
yey Of the scene around the Judges
stand.' Who are them twelve men
settin' there clust together!' whisper.
ed one Of the party to waggish by
stapder, pointing to The jury box
Those are the prisoners was the re-
ply. 4 thought so!!' was the rejoinder,
if | was on the jury, I'd convict
every one of 'em from the looks alone!
Look at that head fellow, (pointing
to the foreuian:) see him watch what 1
going on! He knows all about ii,
I'll warrant you'll Well they'll get
it-ten years apiece, least calcula-
toni
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doz cedar and painted bhckcts; =
4 boxes Imperial and black Tea.
Log, lock, fifth, breast and halter Chains;
Stretches and stay Chains. lf
Indigo, Madden. Pepper, Spice, Ginger, AL
UNI, Blue Stone. Saltpetre. Camphor, Sulphur,
Nutmegs, Mace Copperas. Mill and X Cut
Saws--all of which Will be sold low for cash.
Oct Is. 4. C. GOODRICH,
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CURIOUS EPITAPHs.

A correspondent Of a Maryland
paper in speaking of epitaphs, writes
as follows
81 wonder il Willis, in bis fancy
for queer epitaphs, ever came across
my fayorite:
"Here lie,
With my three daughters,
All of drinking
Cteltenham waters;
If we had stuck
To Epson salts
We'd not have been lying
In these here vaults"
The following ludicreus epitapb,
found on a tombstone in Oxford,
New Hampshire, may not be superla-
lively ludicrous, but It certainly is
"some:
ITO all my friends bid adieu,
A more sudden death you never knew,
As was leading the old mare to drink,
She kicked and killed mequicker'na wink. .
An epitaph which graces the
churchyard Of Moreton-in-the- Marsh,
runs thus:
"IIere lies the bones of Richard Sawton,
Whose death, alas. was strangely brought on;
Trying one day his corns to NOW of,
The razor slipped, and cut his toe off.
His toe or rather, what it grew to-
An inflammation quickly few to;
Which took, alas, to notifying,
And was the cause of Richards dying"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-03

j In the city and county of Phila-
delphia there are now about thirty
thousand operatives out Of employ.
A, darker prospect We never knew
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n 81 AS'.NS J. 8, ,.
W ebb 81 McPhail

A RE now In receipt Of the fGf7yest sSA
N stock Of New Goods evcg&E<SS |
Drought DO this market. direct -
from the Eastern cities.
We are determined to DO business in mer-
camille manner, and not to be surpassed IN the
beauty aud magnitude of our stock. Having
increased facilities for purchasing Goods in the
Eastern markets. and making most of our pur-
-chases from first hands, we are thereby enabled
to sell Goods at LESS PROFIT than those pur-
chased from second hands.
Our stock consists of
English. French aud German
Ga CD GID ED s
!. All we ask Of our friends and customers. is
to call and examine for themselves, feeling
satisfied they will agree with us both in regard
to the Goods and prices.
81 IsM So
Every thing new in this line
Chene honnced Robes, beautiful;
Brocade do do
Checks do do
Taffeta Iardiniene; -
Rich Armures:
do Moire Antique;
Gro de Nap Muslins; =.
| Cheap do all kinds;
Mourning Goods; 's
Black Bareges:
! Black and white Bombazines,
/ Rich Warp Alpaca;
E& III EE MEGD~@e
Extra fine assortment.
| aA9ESs mAWTLEss
tReal Thread Lace;
Handsome white aud fancy Nantes. all colors;
French do
Plain rich do
do black silk DO
Embroidered rich do
French Embroideries;
/ do Laces;
Lace trimmed Collars;
! Maltese, Yalenciennes& Thread Lace. all grades
i Extra fine lot of new Cloths and Cassimeres.
all qualities and grades We have one piece
iof extra fine drabbed-the finest ever brought
Il to this market.
III sg Us. -
!, Satin Moleskin; soft Hats. of every sc
grade aud kind.
BOOTS AND SHOES *
q All qualities. go
TO Sss0eEas izers.--We have all qualities
of Shoemakers' Tools: Shoe Findings. great
varieties.
DE- @3 SCI 6 g8 N
We have everything 10 your line and ) u
you would do well to come and see.
CARPENTERS, E3
We have I'll of your Tools-come r-ssssssee,,
and get them Sssze-8s
L We take all the BARTER that is brought
| April 49, WEBB & McPHAIL.
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DaUess NgsEDlo. NES
RSsMs 81

nIEMER 6 HAMPTON have -
~ just received their-Spr;nsss 49,
stock of Goods. consisting Of ese1ssi.iTg in
their line, to which they respectfully call the
attention of the public. Their stock islareer
and more complete in assortment than II las
ever beer and Willie sold on the nest resson-
able terms Physicisnsand all Others wishing
to purchase anything in their trade viii 10
weilto call and examine Their stock 81 their
store. west side of thepublic square. Fsyeite-'
vile. Tenn. DIEMER & HAMPTON.
April 90 -
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Cost at Cost /!

nWING TO sickness m his FAM
~ ilv orr .'GGs'' IS obliged 70 49,
retire from business, and to close - y
up we now offer our heavy and nearly fresh
stock of desirable and good goods az
e. Gu 81 :"
for cash OF to punctial dealers en- credit MI
Christmas next--Call seen and get chezp bar
gains. 1'hose owing us fy mole ~ recount
due. will please let US have the MONEY Iy
lst of October al furtheSf--sspner if possible.
w. g. A. S UTHWQRTH.
Aug. 20, 1857.
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The WAY OF THE WoRLD.--"What' s
the price Of this article" inquired a
deaf old lady.
@Seven shilliDgs," replied the mar.
chant.
Seventeen shillings!" she ex-
claimed; "I'll give you thirteen
"Seven shiliings, " retorted the
honest tradesman, sis the price Of the
article"
.ol seven shillings, " the lady
sharply rejoined, "I'Il give you five.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-03

Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson, in a
recent speech, said: sFhe American
party cannot be thought else than a
temporary organization somewhat
like Betty Wiggle's pig:
''When it lived, it lived in clover,
And when It died, it died all over"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-10

'
ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered horecN
IL and the skin oil place larger than my hand FROM
rubbing the irsde OF the thigh applied your
Turf OIL and In a day two he well Another
A mule which working 10 dray became unable tu
walk examoing his foot discovered nail about
long the head My driver aud the neghhnr said
he would be good for nothing drew the nail Out Inserted
a piece Of lint and Turf OIL and him work
that he has lost henr but good
also bTte badly snagged the outside OF
his thigh places absut inches deep and
inches wide which he stif day Your Turf
On applied and 1t brought them entirely sound II
truly Of the remedies for have
known and have lived drug for several years usc
this You think proper. NeTl truly,
Ro Messrs Dove Co. J. H. WElSlGER
For sale by S1R0IHEG WHITEHEAD,
II dom Iynchhurg.
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e1VU ments, Iombs Head Stones Tablets Ac. Persons
of description Of Marble Work would do we'll
call and Works the nerent dcsgns have
cevcd, some Of which are ported from London
The Monumental Designs the most beautiful
up, and entirely am prepared and have made
TO get orders OF extent the
ing TERMS Of the materials and at the
notice.
will be pleased show she Designs oice will
call the residence of those wishing hon Call ON
address JOHN - hAnpEsS,
mar ats YnchhurR Marble Works
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These the first class built the city of Bal
expressly this trade and have superior
daons for passengers They commandodby experienced
Captains well qualified Tor the trade and WHO will spare
cxurtion accommodate They Will be and down
the rivers by eam and may be relied 10 sail promptly
advertised
going North Or ordering goods from New York
VIII lind 10 their interest to ship by this linz freight Will
always be taken as low by othr Inc Of Packets aud
every cou Will be made by the agents Richmond and
Now York 10 give satisfaction Insurance be effected in
the Richmond FIRE Association by this line at per cent
respectfully ask and hope To succeed in obtaining tu
share Of patronage.
shipped by this limo New York will be forwarded
free commission New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston. SH
vauuali any other southern Northern port.
fhe vessels will lie in Richmond the Dock in New York
al Berth No /, Colec House slip, fool OF Wall street.
DAVID 4 VIM. CUKRlE Richmond, Aa,,s
{. IL pIERSON, y. Y. "b'"'7
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~ CintbinP aud Furnishing Goods ITO MNh street. hCh-
mond Va lra6 Fall So, X lSJh.
In calling attention the Stock Of Goods introduced by the
Sh rfs il perhaps would be well to notice the fact OF our
rapidly Increasing with all sections al the state during
the time located in Richmond And AS an intro
nriiou Is awas- necessary take advantage Of
which make ourselves known, expecting OF
examination all parties ~ Judge tor them
particular being perfectly satisfied That
the notions and Judgment must be consulted
receiving Fail Stock and assure purchasers
ing the Of Gents Wearing Apparel VIII
and the assorted ihes will at all times be
complete that each customers wants will be supplied
Having every facility for the proper prosecution OF our bnsi
lope make the fact apparent to onr customers ana
satisfactory trade During the last we have mt
ted up expressly for Gents Furnishing Goods where
may mud every thing pertaining to that Department
Clothing Department guarantee the stock to
he perfect point durability, Fit and Syis bocaus" we
every thing sevcs and have hesitation IN lying
goods vii be found equal to the best order work in the
Watching the various changes OF Fashion parties
assured finding the latest and make in st re
seaf approx al call is solicited by
GROSUO&G TIrMAN,
geul No ITO Main ST. Richmond, Va
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II Ms y BRO DYEKs, Richmond, Va, beg to inform the
Of LynehurE that they prepared to execute
desert pun silk, Cotton Noocn dyeHg Clean
ing lac done in New York orelscwhcsc. We have
hnery aud the very best II Nolhnen and guar
patrons Mprino, silk and De Lain
dyed fashionable culus 10 suit the taste Of the
u,yus ohawls every description dyed cleaned Grape
dyed other cnors equal to import
dyed equal SIX dresses cleaned and Grease
removed We intend do work equal
establishment the ued states and respectfully so.
the patronage the ctIcn-o Lynbu and vicinity. Gen
trmfns Garments dyed and cleaned to look equal +" new
DENNIS Il BRO,
Successors 10 j Hines Franklin ST. opposite Meopoli.
Hal Richmond. Va. srp 4slts
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Grand CeWselidntcd Lottery Of Nnry land.
Extrn Gins. 4,
To be drawn In baltimore. Md Thursday April 30 1851
SPLENDID SCHEME

$40 prizes, amounting 10 ssu3"U
Whole Tickets so; Halves so; Quarters -.
address all orders Tickets the above magnificent
Scheme. TO 7 II HUBBARD 4 CO.
No 39fsy cite st. or Box No 40,
baltimore, Maryland.
T. IL HUBBARD Co our authorized Agents 10 MI all
orders Tickets in the Maryana Iotteres
mar lst.pnapl II FRANCE 4 co.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

IINONI.
Gentlemen. My child had commenced breaking ont last
fall small Sores which gradually extended the
including both hic nuth by the
sores fear that both would drop
all Of advertised and domestic rcnedir without
good results then procured md lliod little RI
on II began get better the boe rat BROKE aud We Rp
piled gals 10 " again began to -' Ny cider daugh
said PA % ot that Tut Oh. sisters heat
looked much better when You used a." We got another
bottle and head nearly we'll This agra
case and took half hour dan wash aud it
very offensive Ono bottle feel asahred vii ru-c
her entirely there but httlo OF tho disease remaining
this the benefit others tlku
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully, u !. CHALK.
tn no A ~
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BNRN GOODS. EonFaVI. rs5G. r,c,v.;yc-

NJ y al Whole sale by STEVENSON MEDDEII. VINO
have HOW in store superb Stock embracing French German
British and American abrics all Of which selected
with great care and attention by lie INN, the very
low est cash prices
more inviting stock for the wants o. tie Hort Carolina
and Virginia trade cannot he exhibited &5-Iiol South
Pdneua and responsible buyers invited give our
Stock ah examination, and Judge themselves the
and prices. No. - 4 60 >vcan,or. Strsct
am
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lNENggNE sBIyEE.-We beg 10 cntI the q
NJ ten1n of IousekccprrS and others IN wput Of Silver
Ware large stock Tea, Dessert aud Table Spoons
Table Forks tiohctH Mugs
sugar Bowls Cream Gravy and soup Ladies', Napkin Rings
Salt Stands Mustard Cups Musiad Sugar aud Spoons
Butter Cake Pie and Fish kuives Pickle Knives and Forks
Nu Iicla, sugar Tongs Spoon Cups, 81, &e. All silver
sold by be Of the bast quaiy
s made expressly for j. WILLIAMS IL son.
lJts
DEWEIRh IN sETTk.-The 1.ndis., by chi
- ling the finest stock OF Pearl
Furentno aud Roman Mosaic white and cooTod ava
Stone and Mourning Jewery offered In this market
sdos many other articlea Of Jowery entirely
dee l2Is !. WILLIAMS a son.
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lf,yr lucumoNp MONDAY LEAVE LYNcnnuna MoNpAY
rIErWENN mICsMOND AND \. g.

E(EFWE gN ttHtFENVNU mi N. 7 5s-rf,
, WORCESTERSHIRE j AM SrON n Azalxa.llSS
The l. :. Mail steamship JANiESIONN in com
mand of Capt LEWIS pANBIsI leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Mt o'clock, liri
monI she Will not take amy freight to OF from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON AT O'clock. for New urk.
Ibose desiring ship by her have their goods
MONDAY Passengers desiring take this ship can la
IL STATE. Room secured by addressing MS by mail
u Tho EpANOkL t., Capt SIMMER stops at City Point
where vii laid and freight Botl the jamestown
aud tn Roanoke and land passengers tDy Point
and Norfolk. Ii DIAM y WATSON
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w VI. JUsTis,
W. Comm, ION Merchant,


NOR ST RICHMOND, VA, is doing the largest business
and selling the largest amount offukslftE ana MAI
of any other house In the City is
1st He keeps the largest Stock,
2nd Ills Furniture is ell made,
3rd lie sells small profits,
18th lie attends o his business promptly
18th lie $ accommodating.
9TH Ills goods well packed
18th lie understands his business,
s'h The people hFVc confidence in him,
nh He sells Tor Cash
Call and him when you visit Richmond
II III,
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>--------1--------A-'- Cutlery. Walklm Canes,
belts Monies Percussion Cups Gnnpu" der Patent
Shot Bsis. Pow dor Fask, Pouches aud Bells Bird Bags
Nipples abI Wr,uches, Washing Rods and Iicklcrs Dog
Chains Collars. t;un Makers Materials, At, RE
N9INEIS and FIVE SHOOTERS al Manufacturers prices
10 The fralt. :. st IllEkLAND,
n IL Mum street opposite Eagle square Richmond Va
DIPLOMA
OF NE FIRST CLASS WAS AWARDED BY TIN VIRGINIA
MftfAAIta IN-lIiI II toR rilE foMoIIUN
or 1HE MECHANIC AXIS To
SAM SWITZERLAND. or RICHMOND, VlRGA
lnr II easenf CT NJ, PISTOL : ami RIFLES, exhibited
the Exhibition of Articles Of American Manufacture, he'd
The cin Of Ricl.aoud on the 10Th day OF Nov, leA
JANIS W. IEwEILEN, j. A. BFININ,
Secretary. President.
ii. H.
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oct sdts


a ItEEB -. LE g., Forwarding aud Commits
! d SION MERCHANT ON the Dork, Richmond Va
Thankful the liberal patroua extended season.
hNr made the lire OF Boats
housg that boat will leave other
tSnuays cNtcFcd) by ibis arran emont shall be able
put goods through days than heretofore, aud very
nearly y, they 20 by the > $ X r. and at much less
:, charge tor forwarding Tobacco is ) cts per Box and
% HID which Includes Drayage and Wharfage when
haes necessity Tor da! The raYage and wharfage
raIa the Basin per Box and T. per llhd The
laoN ll- charged by the James Ri,er kanawha Co
as>a. lat house cts per I'm about Boxes
and let's. per HID Having these advantages location
willing the hruet, aud charge only
ar Price Tar my hoping thereby command
business
Ms personal attention viii be given sales of produce and
purfaa-s al goods tummis>i-i. a. S LEE.
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6e'msms.'~ No. 5, Anos.arED SUPER.

~ PHOSPHATE or LIME-Ihe attention of Farmers
and llaters especially called To the aboN
pound Tor their approaching Spring planning
HE hanaacttirtr
they may always depend upon being supplied attENt-
NE AND NfuM ARTICLE, for he constantly
lnperson the entire process OF manufacturing putting NJ
tor sale.
Tins article has been before the community for the pc
rod OF i've yeas during which time it has
large number at the most reputed Chemists la~
and has been Trd 10y various Farmers nearly
Ia the tnion with aunst unVary success. IlI Of
the best proofs of It's value is the
Unprecedented in the history of Artificial Ieus and MT
eGnlied b! Peruvian Guao itself which
much advantage from the tact the Ammonia vuat,
matter IN Guam" III this preparation being chemically fixed
agent only disSang itself Eogr. ssNey When mcorlo.
rdted win tue soft this aNaiahe sat sGphatc
mated With soluble phosphate
ali descriptions aud Is by them IoaGs mp. 1t viii be
found quite as active in inducing early Cuanu
and much more durable and ortyna the soil 20.
itlt
As there largo number Of super Plosphacs in market
inr the value which would not like responsible
earnestly request all purchasing be obtain tie
1AtNt Am ~ which will be by NY ac, redi.
ted agents all t whom OF acknon lodged rc.irrfaiy
and 10 em mold myself responsible Tor the good cau, Tea II
nay super Phosphate. All packages will he distinctly brand.
mens for ol supply Iuabe ithiny a.,rt>as
with myself
MlHsKS II. G. HARDY co. are my accr, dtrd M,
ole Agents Ton the city OF Petersburg.
iRri,anra Cfastaad soie Proprietor HHjamsJalq L l.
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~ his old friends and and the public generally
for the liberal patronage bestowed ON him and the fer
eni firms with which he has hoen connected for the last sixteen
years in the Building business IN hc city lie takes this
thod Of informing them that m viii continue the building bust
ness as heretofore, both Brick and W ood W orb.
He hopes by close application TO business retain their
hdenoc and Ii that the larger portion of his
hands slaves and he expects work that kind of labor
the Il the experienced white
Jouneymen. lie hatlors himself with lis experience AID by
giving his personal attention 10 the business les able
onte any work that may offer such iea to give sasae
ton to his patrons.
His Shop and Office jefferson Street
ders lrby and Immediately opposite v shop ofNa Tenn
r. where he will keep constantly hond all kinds
dressed Timbers and ready made work suc sash Doors
Blinds &c. GEo q. Ct RLE, AEt
an Edo
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~ NEW SONtEHN.-Ghe aader-i gned bay
IN associated themseve together under tho
NJ sty. OF Thurman Dinwdde tor tho purpose OF ear
s4Dry the Jowcry business. IN it, various branches
would respectfully inform their friends aud the public
" that they Will keep constantly hand Gold and
Anchor aud Leptne Watches Breast Pins Finger Rings
Earrings Bracelet Gold Guards and Fob Chains KEYS
Silver of all aud variety Of other articles
which will sell can Le
bought In the State All AJAX Ia cali the public
what say lstrue. JOSEPH = THURMAN
JAMES DISWIDDIE
- Watches aud ery Kcpai ed at shori
reasonable Old gold and silver taken in exchange
r D.
inn.