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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22
fhancefy Sale of Land.

IN pursuance Of decree of the Chancerr
4 Court for Lincoln county,. TsanesSee, in
the case OF Wm. B. Rhea. AGminisIrater, IS.
Jasper Smith, jun, ard others, WILL on sat
urduy,I tfses 2fssi dssy OF October
nexs; offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder. on credit. OF one. two, aud
three years, at the court house in Fay vic.
Tennessee, all that TRACT OF LAND 'en
which the late Alfred Smith resided at he
time of bis DEATH except that portion ASST sicd
to his widow for her dover. Phe.Nhole tract
contains 434 acres, and is bounded rs fol-
lows:--0n-the East BY The lands Of Matt NJ.
Marshall, on the South by the lands of Champ
E. Smith, on the West BY the lands Of II $.
Turner and Daniel jones, and on the North BY
the lands of Pamplhl's heirs.
That portiou.of said tract outside Of Che
widows dover, contains about 600 acres.
!. Notes with good apd sufficient securities viii
be required of the purchaser, and lien re-
tanned until the purchase nInpey is paid.
( - r.. FARQUHARSoN,s CHI d ~ =
Sept II, 1861 u2l:' 4w-S5 80
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22
Chanccry Sale Of Land,

4 N pursuance Of asdecree Of the Chaneery
il Court for Lincoln county, Tennessee. pro-
nolinced at the August term, 1857, in the case
Of woodruff Parks and others 3 William s.
R. Cashiou and others-Biil fe, sais' :5f LAID
81 viii, on Monday. The -. i:sy %
November 1851 offer Cor Sss 50 the
highest 'bidaef, on the premises, o'f credit OF
one, two and three years, til 9 fpIl loving TRACE
OF LAND; WIZ One tract sitpat eSi,iIs. said
county, on the waters of 5 ElE River, IN civil
district. Nos23. containirg 247 acres,
And in the espf Catharine Caslfion and
others US. William Parks and others Bill Tor
sa:etof Land-- WILL on n o siday. tile I'd
day III November 1857, offer for sale
to the highest bidder, on the premises. on a
credit Of one, two and three years, one other
TRACT OF LAND in. said district, contain
ing 154 acres aud 30 poles, being the same
CONVEYED to Joseph Cashion by Leven Benson
and William Benson.
Bond with two OF more good and sufficient
securities will be. required of the purchasers,
and lien retained until the purchase money
lis paid.
r. E4RQUHARSON, Ck 4 NJ
Sept. 26, 1857 4w-n23:7-S6
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22
Chaneaery Sale Of Land.

IN pursuance Of a. decree Of, THE Chaneery
i Court for Lincoln comfy : Tennessee. pro-
nounced at the August term, 1857, in the case
of James b. Hudson aud others, executors,
sc. VS.. w lillian C Hall and Others, Twill, on
Thursday the 9Th day OF Noveps-
beg, 1857, offer for sale to the highest bid
der. onsthe premises, on credit Of one. two
and three years-the purchaser to pay Eve PEI
cent in cash, of the purchase money--the fol-
lowing described TRACT OF LAND, ,situa-
ted in Lincoln county. on the middle branch
of SorFiss Creek : in district No. 8, and 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 w ellis, and on
the South by thelands Of Katharine Bate, and
on the North by the lands Of .Eason Coulter
Containing about $50 acres. -
Bond with two or more good and sufficient
securities viii be required Of the purchasers
AMI lisn-refained until the purchase money
is paid {. :
q. JABQUHdRsoN ek d N.
Sept &c, 1857--f 4w-n23. 7-S5f
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- =.
a COOP HrT. a Methodist divine
of this city, on Sunday J. administer.
ed a most severe ,rebuke to "a COM
mon eustomsin these days, ofreading
advertisements from the pulpit. A
paper was handed to him, giving no.
Ftice that ..the introd uctory lecture
of the annual course would bedeiiyer-
ed on Monday night, Sc, at q Ger
tain. medical institution In this city.
The preacher said he had consclen-
.tiots seruples against cheating the
printer BY making such announce.
ment from the pulpit; that he never
heard such advertisements read in
church without reminding him Of an
old deacon in Alexandria, who on a
certain occasion, exhorted 10 most
earnest and vehement language the
sinners IN bis COD cation to repent
or they would all go to hell as sure
there was -four at alexandria, and he
was sure there Was flour there, for
had received, just the day before, d
line assortment, which he would sell
as cheap as any man in the city.
Ohio Statesmen.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22

TN pursuance of a decree Of the .ehancery
u Court for Lincoln county, Tennessee, pro-
nounced at the August term, 1857, in the, ease
Of Sylvestor 81. Wright VS.. Joseph a. Brantey
and Carroll Brantley. I will, on Friday. The
9th day OF .NoveInber. 1887, offer FOL
sale. to the highest bidder onsthe premises: in
known. as the ] oseph 4 and Carroll Brantley
lot. Terms -Ohe-th:rd in cash, the balance
on a credit Of Tand 2 years.
Bond with two or moro good and sufficient
securities will be required Of the purchasers
and q lien retained until the purchase money
is, paid !.
r. FARQDHdRSoN, en- M.
. Sept. 26, f857--[n23:7 -4w-$4
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Cure for Bots in Horses.

70 The Edltor:: on can: If yoil
think proper, name in3 some. rerner Of
your paper, as aeertain. cure Tor bots
in horses; Tea made Of Jerusalem
eak-t that is, serm Seed 4'stalk and
all: boil, cool and drenoli, The horse
will be cured in ten miantes. When
you cannof procure the above, take
Che Oil Of worm seed, ] o., mix witilwa-
ter.drenoh. Warmseed oil is.the only
thing 10 Che apotheeary $ shop that
will make them <sIet 60 and die" Il
mas been tested here by DR.. VIII
iiams and e. Bentl, 4 have been
using ittor horses for ten years, and
saved efery one. !. !. :.
Yours, Sc,
[ yRENcEBuRG SINGULAR
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DAUeSs HlEDlclNEs
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nIEAER & HAMPTON have 81
- Just received their Spring S
stock OF Goods, consisting Of everything in
their line, to which theyrespectfully call the
attention OF the public. Their stock is larger
and more complete in assortment than It has
ever been and WILDE sold on the most reason
aole terms. Physicians and all OF hers wishing
10 purchase anything. in their trade will do
weilto cali and examine their stock at their
store, west side of the public sc pare, Fayette-
sAie.I Tenn. DIEMER g HAMPTON.
/ April 90.
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Gbs gatllfr.
To keep Irish Potatoes through The
Winter

4 I y
In the first place We presumeSthat3
every man Who LAY S claim tothe titie.I
of farmer, has "a patch Of potatoes.
As they reqaire bat little ealtiva-
lien, and interfere bat httle with the
cotton crop, they night be grown
with prviii} 10 much greater ex-
tent than at present.
~ But little attention bus been paid
TO keepi6g potatoes Tor planting par-
poses, and much Inconvenience aud
expense is occasioned in procuring
them. when needed, especially for.
the last three years. We propose.
10 give eur plan Of keeping potatoes
through the winter, based upon five,
years practical experience. When the
vines die, is. the lime to dig; they
should be- removed to the shade. for
ifthe sun shines upon thems even
for few minutes, they win turn yel-
low and will not keep. Next, as
the sun frequently reaches them
through cracks in the ridges, prior to
d. ging, you must sort over the
piles, rejecting nil that are shrunk.
en-, or of a yellowish cast. Select
some out building, moderately close
in which no FIRE is used, aud make
set Of seafolds, one above another
eight or ten inches apart, and g
bout three feet wide, the lowest scat
fold being at least six feet from th'
ground; ppen tilesesspreaa your pela
toesevea and tbinly Notice ecaaion
ally 6rtenees Sand remove all tha
my be rotten, aud allerthatlslet ZEN
ZIP. There is more danger. Of hea
than cold; they viii mol freeze. ! haHs
kept some varieties, that at ph.ntin,
time presented d watery appearanc
bat could discover 10 elimination i
production and quality. AS to til
- r.
seed running out, III isiall :gammon;'
The vines becomes someehat smaller
but one eau discover no change up
ca the potato. Tennessee annual
~ exports thousands of dollars 70
planting potatoes, and If we can il
docs our brother farmers to lesse
this amount, she purpose Of ,ou
article VII be fully accomplished
When potatoes are permitted 20 II
maia in the ground during the vii
ter, they should be taken up Ten {
fifteen days before the planting tim
and thoroughly dried. 2 -. { !.
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LAvRENcEDuRG. SINGULAR

y "a = -
THE PAalc AfFEcrISd TUE PRICE
OF TOBACCO The Richmond Exami-
1ner observes that the tobacco trade
IN Virginia has centered in New York
ewing TO tie present banking system,
and brings Facts aud figures to show
that this interest is already feeling
with q vengeance the pressure now
raging insthe great commercial en-
porium ofthe country. Tobacco o.
the quantity which ten days ago
sold in Richmond for So to SIT
and $40, sold on Thursday for SIC
Sl2 and IA and the market falling
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\ s,r Grocery Storei
4. u Foes i cs.

4 Re Izsr-scsss Efusz AMI 1ss's,spen-
"a 8g % tbs ssrees nsl.5l1r n IL
.6es s,es safssssvorS Eszs Ct 81. ss-zs 49,
hrieS, 81 l.i, 5ceul,7asi- b. Sazcz1
1 fssEBzs = stOre, veEv slesiTsbis aasz f-ssA
ics ee TaE1iiT EraeeE5e-. razsss-ssz- n
.i,sEcsof TIA f5Essssins arisefss rs-sif-
BSazn SEsaE. fss. sst- a
= BIO Coffee Of sae. bs.sSs =
Loaf Sl.sar- II
Barrel ansa hsEf d. N.ll,ssss- III
Ssa- ard F4lipsx e.srlisss -
Rsnpes Seses. SsEse-.
" ssss, lSransiisss7z,.i I.i.,ao-s. ar kinds
NatAssgs- C,0ses- czazsmoa,
CaHdses. hisses. RsssFas:
~, PeeasS. Cresus Nnssss
AaaeaSss. Ala. CIDER; 49,
vfses,ar, Naeksrel, Oysters: NJ
Sar,liassausl every article kept
USUALLY III ny One Alref which VIII be sold
uiitsasliy loss-for cash.
Al T0oN & CO.
1 Jan. % lS5--l2m
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u. u. Taylor.
Daguerrean, Ambrolype, MelainetEpe

- "a n - re
Norti-edss reraer Of he SQUARE FATETTE-
EILLE, oser Iasself & Eauceis.
FfNHE Asiaipotype is something es.-s <-->x
Z tlrelys new 1t can be seen alikeSS5A
On al lights There il 10 metallic glare3zk2
IN the way as is in q Dagsereotype. and cannot
be surpassed BY any other Pictures fof their
rjchness and beauty, and tbey can be sold
from 20 eentsup- Pictures taken in eloudv
westherss well Is fair. Only .ssk from, TO
3 seeondsin clear weather to take childten's
Pictures The Aeisihofype Pietnres can be
sent ina letter. without a case. and not he SOIL
ed Cone eyery bodF. and see what 5 20 be
seen, and grts Pictures II youvzat. II / car.
give Satisfaction before finishing. tksress 10 OBJ
iizzaisor' on me frlEch2ssE- Feb 8
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22
Chaneery Sale Of Land.

In pursuance Of decree of the Chancery
II Court for Lincoln county, Tennessee. pro-
iounced at the August term, 1857, in the cast
of David and danes Ellis, by, their guardian
Bill for sale of Eand-I will, on Ssstur.
day, the 3lstda Of October, 1857
offer for sale, on the premises, to the highes
bidder. on credit of one and two years, thu
TRACT OF LAND on which Wiley C. Ellis
late of said county. deceased, resided at the
time Of his death, containing LOS acres, on the
waters Of the west fork of Mulberry Greek, II
being the same Land conveyed to interstate By
John Keller.
Bond with two or more good and sufficient
securities will be required Of the purchasers
and . lien retained until the purchase money
Is paid. s q -. 8
J s s n. EaRQUH4 RS0Ne CN 4 N.
Sent ZIG. 1877 4w-b23:7-441 -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAh

y
COUGHS, COLDS, WORCESTERSHIRE
ENzA,s ,BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
vaE CIPIENT CONsUMPTION
md for the isliss Of consamptve patients 10 advanced
stsges Of the disease y - e -
We need mot speak to the public Of ih virtues
Throughout every and almost every hamlet OF the
American stases its wonderful cures Of pulmonary COM
olants have made IL already known Nay fsw are tho
hmss IN any civilized country this continent without
me personal experience Of its effects; and ewer yet the
communities any where which have not among Them
living trophy Of its victory the subtle and DAD
xasus Diseases Of the throat and lungs. While it 10 the
most powerful antidofs Jet known to man for the fonE
liable and dangerous Of the pulmonary organs. 1t
also the pessantsst and safest remedy that can b. en-
pcyed for Infants and young persons Parens should
have It In store against the insidons enemy that steals
upon them unprepsred We have abundant greunds 10
believe the CHERRY PEcToRAL lives by the con-
umptions Il prevents than those 1t cures Keep it BY
you and cure your colds while they durable, nor
sct them until human SKIN master the inexcrabs
anker that fastened the vitas eats your hfe sway
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disoriers ana as
hey know the virtues Of This remedy we need not do
more than them it Is still made the best Il can
BE- We spare cost, care toll TO produce ii the
most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely on
the best agent whchour furnish for their cure
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Sales on Time !!

L6tALL the attention of the
" citizens of Fayetteville and - -. ~
surrounding country to their splendid assort-
meut of Scotch Pebble Spectacles, and would
say, to those who value their sight, not to
delay awaiting themselvessof the opportunity
|of procuring a 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,
adapted to the organ ofssight and
can be used by the.oM and young to pursue
the most minute .emplo snent, either sby day
or candleliglt,f 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 eyessht for
Is or 20 years longer, by using these glasses
than the ordinary Kind, which in theSend dc
more harm than good. Call on w e. 81 M.
I'd. MOORES. q 80 Dec. IS. 1856.
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- and SOLD sBY's-.. 4.t
DIEaER 4 HAMProS. aud MeELRoY! & he
KINNEY, Fayetteville; THOMAS FL. FREEMAs,
Mulberry, and dealers in medicine everywhere,
Wholesale: J. &C. AyerS Co, Cincinnati;
Berry9 Demosille. Nashville. May -6m.
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. R b AasE IN u

are regnestedsto call - Oar wQrk,ln point o.
durability and tineiiess, shall not be surpassed
by any Enlistment I'M eeouiit,y, while the
ternlsshall beas-iow asany ones. Fine Ward
robes. Tables of all kinas. Dressibe Bureaus,
plainand common, Bedsteads. OF amy size and
quality wished, Sofas, Chairs Cribs and Cradles,
Diyans and Ottoniails, Hat Racks, etc. etc. con-
stantfy on hand, or furnished to order at short
notice. :
3, We viii. also, make Collins in any style
wished, at oae-faif- lie fjice, heyetofoTs
charged, which we viii feliseriip sgaod Hearse,
free;of extra charge, ii any patf Of Lincoln
county. Come al,dttry rs. :.
: 49,. = q. "A. WILSON & SONS:
Jan. PPM
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NEssf FaRM!

JACOB ANTHONY having bought 81
~ ont the interest of, w J.. CaIss
of c. B. g& w. L. Ca4ty, the house vii be
conducted usderstle style OF oARTY & An
.TgOSY.. They viii keep constantly on hand
aTall supply Of groceries. viz,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22

S n pursuance OF atieeree Of the Chancery
L Court Tor Lincoln county, Tennessee, pro-
Snounced at the A uenst term, 1851, in the case
Of John w. Fiill and cthers V. Edwin Campbell
and Others, Twill, on Friday. The 6th
to the ighest bidder, in the s.ownef Peters
;ourgson a'creit Of one tso aud sbres vsa,s
tho LANDS which Parker, Campbell. late nj
.sasd county deceased. devised 10 his. heirs
{ AID distributees, and more particularly knows
as l76 acres. allotted to his widow Amy Cam
rbell.
Bond with Two or more good and safIie;sn,
securities will be required OF the purchasers
and lien retained until the purchase money i
paid. s, - -
r. FARQUH4RseN, OK. e NJ
Sept. 18th, fs5s-la23:7-fw-s4l
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3 Hardware and Qaeensssarc. :
MY stock Of Hardware IS large and 2<ss]
Nl well assorted also 6ne of Queens ~
ware for sale low. 8 Z
Oct. Is. T. C. GOODRICH
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SIS ; 3 '|lIsA


-
RE now in receipt Of the largest -
II stock Of New Goods eveEA
brought to this ma rlket, direct
from the Eastern cities. Is z s<Zss
Ne sre determined to do business IN amer:
camille manner, and net to be SURPASSED N the.
beauty add magnitude Of our stock.f Having
increased facilities for purchasing Goods m ths
Eastern markets. and making most OF oar fssr-s
schases from first hAnds, we are thereby enabled
to sell Goods at LESS PROFIT than those pur-
chased from second hands. ~, 3. 3 : z. !:
Cur stock consists Of (. ~ I.
English, French aud German (
@GD I" M - 5
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 asd prices. :. =
81 u * 81 . s:-,.s,s 1.
Every thing new in'this line-- -
! Ghene bounced Robes, beautiful =,
Ee.s Brucade de do -, ~. -
| Checks DO do I - i
Taffeta Iardiniene; $, 81 sassss f ].
Rich Armures; e.
j DO More. Antique; * zss
Gro de Nap Muslins;
Cheap do all kinds; .
4 Mourning Goods; ss.sss..s -
Black Bareges; 4.ys-s,e-s5...;
ts7 Black and white Bombazines,
Rich Warp Alpacca;s ~ :, . - u:
81 HKNmBMBODN@e
/ = Extra fine assortment. = !,
lA0ES, M ANTLEs.
/ Handsome White and fancy Nantes all colofs
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Cost-.-Goods at Cost |!

ness in bis. fana-
~ lily our = GUS is obliged to ,$i1
retire from business, and to close S
up " now offerour heavy and nearly fresh
stock OF desirabie and good goods at =
- & .GD So III
Tor cash on to Punctual deal ers on credit ,tiII
Christmas next ALISON and get cheap bar
gains. Those owing us ny note or account
due. swlfl please lei us have the MONEY by
lst of October at f,lrthest--soorer IL possible.
W. & A. SCUTHW0RfH
An. 20. le57..
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.;Blp lve,been in real estate 4 lit
lie, lately.' well, John, how much
have sou dipped in?'' Bought a
lot in the cemetery, and a haIf-acre
for a residence lot just north Of it,
just aorth!.Wbat the deuce did you
go So fiIr north for? Going to live
there2a Yes, Bill, ] wanted a
home beyond the gravel Bill looks
ssolemn, aapd both vanish, wbistlipg q
melancholy air.
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New FURNITURE! !.

syX7 3 have opened a new Cablnet, 49,
" W Ware-fponl, on the south'side 7
of the Public Square, Fayetteville, IN zS2
.helarge brick building, where those inlneed Of
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0l 1871
CHE PS SIDE STORE.
eExyE arc now receiying, and. V III in -
,Ivf<a few day. have al elegant as
soft,nent Of all articles belonging to a
Lad5 ) Wardrobe:
Hooped sylphide skirts; ~
|. Sdu caetus do =: - .s,.'ss {, :.
Corded hair cloth DO
Masssil'ss !, - do 8
0tgapdie do -
six do ~ ~
Gfshadinss, plaip and fancy
ssBsreeas do s 8 do = q
Silks. Satins and Satin de-chenes;;
Printed Jaconets; ss
Figured Lawns and organdies; =.
tBsilIjantes and Grape Bareges;
f300 pieces Prints, assorted; -, :
Swiss, Jacones and Nainsook Muslins; :.
and then We have . large Variety Of i.
En,bro cries,
Mantless
Scnfs,
ParasoIs,
y : -
Bollnets,
Flowers,
/ Hosiery, &
Shoes,
JeVelry,
/ Belts,
/ Fans,
Gloves, etc. etc.
And we still have one Of the heaviest stock
1 in town. il not the very largest, Of :
So An I'D ABE GA0I HilElS
Cloths, Cassimefes, Tweeds and satinets;; :.
ttDomestics, 'Drillings and Cottonades;; =.
Hardware and Cutlery:
4 Hats, Boots aud Shoes; = - -
I Queensware and Glassware. a~
Tin ware and Cooper's ware: Z.
And besides all these, we keep-a Tine assortmen
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-22

Those Who indulge 10 the weed,
have been considerably { exercised
fol. late BY The reports Of q shoft crop
ief tobacco, both in Cuba and the
Southern States. To relieve their
fears, we would State that there are
several cargoes Of gusno on their
way here which Is equally Is nasty
as tobacco. s
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DIR. ROBERT r SFipev

AFlNG permanently located IA Fav-s
: = ettesille'tenders his professional SER "a
wees aa % the citizens Of town and vicinity -
ff fcE-ene door from northeast corner
u tue square, Nov. I3, Is58--Iam
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
Which they will sell at the lowest posi-
pie price f5r. cash and cash only.
Jams %, 1857. -
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Chancery Sale of House and Lot

= 80 ) VI = ItIX " III d1X11Ii, 15I5tHrOI.
Oct8. I857.--tds.