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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14

Hoy 10 saEYFrr SORE SHouLpEEs WORK
,ee n aer,.--Fha Boston JOuy'tat says, the
IL, ~. ,.= ried and never found TO fail, il.
n GET a piece q. eather and have it cut into
inch eaaps q 10 lie snusly between the
saDullsrs Of the horse and the collar. This
lands oil al fiction, as the collar slips and
moves on the leather and not on the shoulders
Ire he-se. Chafng is cansed BY friction ;
benee tbs remod. is quite plausible one,
.c- t- than tying slips Of leather
in snder he collar.
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lcn Farmers !
5 IL HOOVER & SONS
lF,t THRFSHFR AND

ani eight horse power. The
.sher and eleaheT ever brought
e machine Htsy be seen at Mir.
,elliu county: the I horse ma
ryresflence near MillHood-
seifine 81 the shop $500, with
,f the 4 horse machine SEQ,
recs adde.i. T'iease srnd you-
ist II february, 20 saey can
o. f..sfs = -ascbinr 4 sr-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
.CULTURAL.


... ILyING.-FrOm an article on
lrr the IRISH FarReTs' Gg.fi!s'
OBI. owing rSlTa,t'
-r -. Of milking sIeH' more
ting influence on the Prodas'
ow Ihan most farmers are a.
o.. slow and careless mixer soon
Pr m Of COWS. every practical lafm'
-gu knows. The first requisite
n. il, Of course. utter e!sag!.Hsss
admissible milk Is uGsnilnble, The
AeUiore. Le carefully cleaned
. ng commences, The mixer
.rr duuly aud gently, bat should
the npidi'y Of tie operation
ulH implied, using pal! sufficient
. .at.. al, without the necessity Of
e are very sensitive, and Ihe
lrnged nor ear the mixer
ig the process of milking WIN
ow more or less TO withhold her
r. .ost care should be taken TO
a. az. lrop, and to 10 it rapidly, aud
b 81 "a Negligent manner which is
.rr effect on the yle.d oil Tue cow
absorbed into the system, or
ed, and iiminishes the ten
.,s full quantity afterwards,
rr u ! treatment is observed and
-.L.r. IA. operation OF milking appears
asu;e to the animal, as II UNI
.. .. fan opposite course is PHr.
. coy restless movement, caused
ing sore teat, the animal IS
.r ,o-she will be likely TO learn
.a Fg,, and /, will be difficult 10
a .a wards. To induce qlietness
ar give down the milk freely, 1t
raa. ri. cows should be fed at milking
4 ID, or roots placed within their
s. same person ahouId milk the :
g a. ,rly, md no, change from one
Oh. .r.ss there arc special reasons for ,,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ALLAN ,
IIeaihsrfOrd, Parker County, TSIai'
W ILL practice IN he Cour, % The sNt-e District aud %
w Emh aud palo Pinto in the Nnetccaih' NrA'heFod
Nov 10 Is1,-1lslv.
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Coleman S Mills!

MI Urt.s.i Fa'riss anal proprietor ~ Ne lNpNLaIu
IA cons Ann TIOl lAG Mills, Tv'petialN announces
d. tT,n. sul tts palc ,vnrlay, nat hi' nANuae'"Is "
h., fu ut Krlurr, % - nov 10 successful op-Tauoh Ie
Ns ,rr .lN dir srs, ranging from u "a so inches ~
rt.r sa b. su.. lTetascr,l kds o. stone arr uns IA
- Ff ch Burr arl ths German or Ioosnv ''oEs
~ r5ifr, rsassuF frUsi sl"n - sss0 aYie',
-ltsge fgla Ft- 'H7sr hs l. a. - NJ charles hrfl
fsgu ~ Mzsue Han, ans opposite Coumteial Al-, wA5e
rrif, sill siI Irrpt allruu, Order rF To lasHa'
he.uI, N a., he attrl o. Mil. can Is sLipp,i nom
there e', aud n irtysge, by sramoaI 81 ca tbs Nvs
Or'gaus ia,s,un aui Great Northern Rtlr1ai
ttrl crcllas, giving sNtTy Information nr't'saN is's
NJ ami rrfaug tHv,s tthatT Mil, can ~ obtained ~ al
"a. N, slalrFsIgiei n, 80 IS = Charles sirt'1
TrrnZ sas and all Mills EgagaptrSi :" prg.in lh ~
'EN' ", 4 COLEMAN,
JiH. GicH,spsoS, E'e, Sole Agent,
n-tU nfrIHgsHgHfsl ~ re clHsffh'heh 4" fiht'i ON
"A, Iwur0,I MY Sfaar mas, isNins Of 0iAsF WGSt
n u, on f reputation 81 mine, u certainty 70 fFos'
u,i 10 ~ Gst 'T'sH'of IAt Lar made ff4 EI1tidd 90
uch case, ior ~ protection Of PasH'ss', Apr 5-|ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
eat 40 much ~ % inyuie s"e,"
Y arc literally fed.

CArrLx.--Good stables, good
alter, 5re the prime comforts
cr. For sumner, whatever
ya, how can they get along
ing pole! Rev. Sydney Smith,
something Of a farmer, and
cattle daily, and feed and pat
knew his voice and welcomed
used to do all in his power
nfor,able. lie has been heard
r all cheap luxuries, even for
animals have a passion for
sack bones +; they break down
aling to effect This. Look
srsal scratchcr, q sharp-edsed
q high and low post, adapted
rom a horse to a lamb. Even
reviewer can take his turn;
D how popular it is. | have
oxen since | put il up. ! have
4."-Southerl Homestead.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
James a. POag,
n. q. Mckenzie.

ATTORNEY AND CouNSEi.LoR.AT-LAW
WsaihsriOrd, Parker c0uaiy, I'Ia'
Dec ~, lSis-aI;ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
H. II league,

ATT ORNE II I'd 4 W,
KAUFMAN, TENAs, .
WILL practice in lhs Hsc q The gu Iaai'iai hs
w Tg Ia an h. llr isnri at ~ hsnlhah ea'g
MrssTi 60 ch II Palestine, sal ~ associated ellh
him, he parties drsTr a. katlAl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
ne. Nd. stone,

ATTORNEY AT la W,
GafHSriic, Cook comfy, ItraI,
VIII practice hs profession In the several courts Of the lch Ju'
l,rI District Particular attention paid collection, aud the
he location Of lands, lee, -, 1s-s1lyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
Is. Narren Stone,
George w, Guess,
&. VI. Loving,
afro RNE .AT.LAp'
DALLAS, TEA,s.
.Jno ID. kerfooi,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT 49,
DALLAS, TEN
WILL PFsFee his profession Ia the Courts Of thr
w hsTs and In he supTmr and Federal Court Ia AHIHr
hallas, Irl.- 2. lAhg. al,lN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14

TER FOR SrocE.-l! il q mis-.
rs uncommon, TO suppose that
for the breeder 10 do during
nrhs in the way Of provlling
his stock. |, is true that the
care and watchfulness which
ely demanded of the farmer
severe winters, are not now in-
the prudent and thoughtful
forget that even at this season,
3 green on every hillside, and
nd the rapid growth of his an.
iclness and abundance Of the
re important matters which re.
IN. Chic among these we
ne provision Of q constant and
Of salt, and clear fresh water.
Of rroviding salt fof stock is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
Singers Sewing Machines.
uuE universal success OF Singers Ma

chimes. their great durability aud adaptation 70 H hni' OF
., mn the uest the coarsrs, together WIN lhcr ht'
@ fu Its 90 So oulurypAE, are no" generally kh"ah
ho. the Intri State, which, with the rapid increase ~
their sale has given just cauc o! ohTn to Tie 'ehneT' o' q" o
sr SswipS Machines. - ~ {. i,,
~, GENERAL success hNs attended the Of Any Other Sewing
yaEne except singers Loaaua Why do not the 'enier,
.ls such success. and depend ON tile statements Z" packer
AMI newspaper editors, which all wellniorned per-
.on, Know H. no evidence nj All H..
Tie straight cc attached to har that moves p'rptndet
H. by pcwcr applied dIr'oty over the needle, p'cMrT 70
Ss,T Machines and vastly superior to ever! "ter az
nnc,.pt ar machine sewn that It commend, Itself 10 every
man. Judgement AZ glance and this is one uf the principal rsH-
sons why Singers Machines have superseded ever! oE " '
manufacture Of clo;hng. -. ,. .,,
ne, die machine we'll adapted to sewing ANY
fabric as those dat straight nrrc ana no erO"Hei he-
die !. adapted to sewing thick goo!D Or leather
SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
re cold at from SIS to 500 and tbs FDniiy nnd inntn-
lion Machines combined, are from SID u GLOW on u"
INN stand walnut tables and Hammers extra
" WALTER BENNETT, AGENT
80 CrBp Street. Ntir ORLEANS.
wu r, TO.BErF, Agent, Gairts!on.
fnl ls5l--lH
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Medical and Surgical Nov,

nr. III. >. Snow, takes this method Of informing The ce
Kaufman and adjoining counties, that he is hn2F 9
piled with medicines and surgical, instruments pertairS 70 %
profession, md proposes treat the following dseab s. au %
onies, which hi warrants, viz tistr's u AGO.
blind open, emorrods. Cuboot Club-hnnd, nui u'4 "
Joints Anchyosis Necrosis Dslocation arlp, l9naotoS
from burns wounds, &c. Special attention given rae
ca cure The operation for Hernia sinpe a a
viii be fully explained the patients or their friends "
the performing any operation This diseaee erna s
been REGARDED as ncurable, but the se
has For further particulars Hhde1 N
j. Snow, Kaufman Texas. mar z, 1859 -35'u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
Richard II. English,
IL. j. Osborn.

ATTORNEY AND UUNsEI,IUK'AT'LAW'
RaufmGH, RagfHER Co., Ter,
WILL stlri promptly al hnsinss entrusted - lis eAr-
w Slsral aiJ-uiiuH Sl " given 10 hr coSin q in' 10
he n,rtl sslan AID quoting II lsni s' an % W" hnl's
aud selling 4 laIais June D. lNs'-tsh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
EDs.. jedi. Peak, Jr.,

SURGE d E WIS.,,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Dallas, s 'q ~
" rounding country that he has recently returned o ne ny
racce his profess Having experience o. va years
nd Tor the last few in the city Of Louisville vndcI ht
e,t and best practitioners that city, he atters usethas
he will enabled to give entire satisfaction He Is prepared
with material to do all kinds work in his ne in tle beat nan
n.r and will warrant his work Plate work PIT. The
shortest notice specimens Of which be at his Sh1a
Feb. 2 1859. 31:1y ~
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Medical Notice.

avns associated urselves in the practice OF hecHS
yer, respectfully offer professional services t. ne pun
generally and will give strict attention TO all cases ntused
on. care S. u. PRYOR, ". D.,
n5:tt CHAS. II. PRYOR, NJ. .
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PRorEssIoMAL oARns.

Il, ". Waller,
Attorney at Law, Dallas, Texas,
WILL PTseiis il The ooars q iAs lsh juais nirst
w sni h ke SaFTsIne and Federal IeaTts
IlsnSs, TrKss AaE. lsSg.-ls,l
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}
IsrOughtOn 4 BrOushtOn,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEL LOkS " Law >
KAUFMAN KAUFMAN COUNTY, TENAs,
,tGILI ri E ia the Court, the Ninth iultal h'iTci -
w All business entrusted lhr will rreglNr prompt ar
ri,im, tUrlphcr ~, ls5s-l3llyl
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I'D, Es, Th0IMaS, M. ]
Peter Spanberg,

WILL promptly attend to all professional calls. OF
w his Drug Store
Dallas, Texas, May 25 1884 ",
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14

ATTORNEY AND OUNSELLOR-ATLAW
Fort Worth, Tdrrant County, TeIGs,
Will practice In the 18th Judicial Districts, and 10
supreme Court Of this the Federal Court ESn
Of Texas Any confded him will be ATTENDED 70 via
promptness and fidelity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14

Mr.. EDlToR:--1 send you re-
ceipt for pudding which We all like
80 we'll that we have it once week.
I never saw it in any cookbook. Now
all our young lady readers OF the
model paper, who strive to please
your brothers, try it, and you will
thank Sallie:
STEAM PuDDING.--Three cups of
flour. one cup of suet. one cup OF
raisins,. one cup Of molasses, two cups
of milk, one teaspoonful bicarbonate
Of soda. Chop the sust very fine,
put in the flour With the other ingre-
dients, and steam it two hours. To
be eaten with lemon dip.
LEMON DIP.--Thin two tablespoons
full of flour With water; stir it into a
pint of boiling water: let it boil once;
take it up and stirin four tablespoons
ful of sugar, a little butter, and the
Juice of one lemon. Some prefer
wine or brandy dip, but we teesotalcrs
prefer the aforesaid lemon dip.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14
Christmas COMING.

"A ND with it great yariety Of fancies aud
n fneries suitable for gifts for the occasion.
such as fine Jewelry, Silver Ware. fancy China
Pictures, and fancy and toilet Goods generally.
all of which may be had at GILDER-
SLEEVES at low prices
We are, also. prepared to furnish the pat
ent AnnbrofyPe-the finest and most du-
rable picture made-to those who NAV wish
20 give copy Of their pretty faces as ne
mortal to particular friends. We are the oniy
party in this part o. the State in possession OF
the process, and having the right to use ii.
We also take the plain Am brotype and Ne
lainotype at low prices
Particular attention given to work on Watch
eS and every description Of Time Pieces. 4
great variety of Clocks for sale very low.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14
RIIL R0lD LIVERY sTIDIFI

- - = = - - -
1 situated on the main street leading from
Il the old Bell Tavern to the Town ford
and was formerly the stable belorginz to sait
Tavern, and 1t IS the intention of the proprie-
tor OF said Stable to keep $50 far as q Is sble)
good accommodation TO transient custom
ers as the times viii admit Of, and would also
state to his friends in Old Lincoln. that favu-
him with their pstrorge, that all attention
shall be paid to their stock. and propar care to
AVOID accidents. and that their horses can bs
Saddied or Harnessed at all hours either night
or day.
1hankfai Tor the patronage bestowed upou
him for the past. he hopes that the ssme win
be Continued il his new OCCUPATION.
/ JAS. 3. CARLY.
P: S.-Dcn's forget the place where bis
Stable is situated, JBC
Dec. 23-6m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14

INFORMATION Bread Making -
A correspondent of the n. Y. Tri.
bune furnishes the following ''e1cel.
lent way"
Just before retiring for the night |
take a half a pint of new /. e.,
nights milk, set it over my tea-ket-
tie, or in boiling water, until it sealds;
then set it back until the temperature
is about half way between a scalding
heat and a milk warm; then stir in
flour until it is thick batter; cover
it. and set it in deep, dry dish; set
it on my stove-oven and leave it un-
til morning. As soon as the first
fire is built-wbich, by the way. is
right early-I fill my dish with water
almost boiling het, and with a spoon
stir the water until it is warm through,
taking care 20 keep. the water not as
hot as at first, but very warm; then
I 90 about my breakfast with all
speed; and very frequently it will rise
before, or by the time we finish our
meal. This is sufficient for two COM
mon sized loaves, a plate Of biscuit,
and a loaf of good brown bread.
/ set my sponge invariably with
new milk; warm it to a medium be-
tween scalding and luke.warm. This
prevents its liability to sour, and pre-
cludes the necessity eli using soda,
saleratus, or salt even, unless one
chooses it.
find the great secret of making
good bread is in having good yeast,
LET the kind be what it may. AS a
good old lady said to me once, For
a number of years after | commence
ed housekeeping, ! was always trying
to make good bread, now my way Is
to have good 'emptins, and | am sure
to have good bread.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14
Pictures! Pictures!
PATENT AMBROTYpESl

II GILDERSLEEv
HAS made arrangements with the owners
L 4 of the right of the process in this State,
for taking these inimitahle pictures, and is
now prepared to furnish all who may wish re-
ally fine and durable pictures in style unsur-
passed. Pictures by this process have never
been taken in this part of the country, as it is
known only to the patentees and their assign
ees. They are unequaret BY any other
Rooms in connection with the Jewelry Store.
Pictures taksn in all kinds of weather.
Dec. "a.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14

w notify all those that are in 60
w debted to US by note or &C NO.
count, to come forward and make S-zs-4@.sss
payment between this and the first Mon.
day i'm january next. Allthoss who
shall fail to make payment by that time, will
have to settle with an officer, as we are deter
mined to put out all of our unpaid notes ard
accounts on the first Monday in January. We
have given good time and fair warning and
hope you will pay Ms by that time.
DIEMER & HAMPTON.
Nov %,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14
Farm ann @arheu,
A Cheap Stump PuIIer.

A very good stump puller may be
made by any farmer who has an axe,
stick of timber, and chain.
You have only to save one white
oak stick in your clearing. Is or 20
feet long. This is your levsr power.
You need not raise it to perpendic-
ular,nor lift it about by main strength.
Hitch good pair of oxen to the top
end and make them drag it along side
Of the stump to be pulled drag it
till the but end comes even With the
stump.
Now, with a couple Of iron bars,
two men will cant this but end against
the fast stump make the lever fast
to the stump with a timber chain,
giving it the right twist. Thus your
machine is attached to the stump,
and you have only to drive your OK
en- at an angle to give it the right
twist.
Large stUmps are drawn out by this
simple method, and should your
stump prove too large for your team,
you have only to dig around and Gu,
off some Of the principal fangs-as
all are obliged to do when they use
patent machines.
Two yoke OF oxen may be hitched
to such a lever when the stumps are
large, and with one or two yoke the
lever is readily dragged from STUMP
to stump without christening The
drag chain on the top end. The at
tendance Of two men is r. CURED, bu
iheIe is not one fourth part SO muct
lifting and hand labor as VIXEN Gem
plicated machine is Us d.
This white oak lever moves in 1
horizontal line and twists the STUMP
off instead of raising it up into The
air, great advantage over the tip
ping operation, which leaves tb;
stump on edge.
When the stumps are not large
one yoke Of oxen and two men vii
accomplish as much in day as any
machine can do with two men to at
tend If. In fact, we have seen fou
men in attendance upon a patent ma
chine puller, and their labor was no
so light as it is on lever drawn from
stump to stump by oxen.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14
TRUST SALE.

TN pursuance of the provisions of deed of
Il trust executed to me as Trustee. by Isaac
Short, on the 9th day of November, 1857,
and now on record in the Registers Office CT
Lincoln county, Tenn, will offer for sale to
the highest bidder, at the courthouse in the
town of Fayetteville, on Saturday, the
10th day of April. 1850. all the right,
title, claim, and interest that the said Isaac
Short has in and to certain very likely
NEGRO BOY named Nose, aged about IL
years.
TERMs:-Said Negro will be sold On cred
it of IL months, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, and lien retained
until the purchase money is paid. The title
to said slave is believed to be good, but shall
convey only such as is vested in me by said
deed of Trust.
JAMES A. TALLEY, Trustee.
March ltd.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14

Boarder-'What large chickens
these are!'
Landyaay-'Yes, chickens are
larger nowadays than they used
to be. Ten years ago We couldn't
pretend to get chickens as large as
these.
BOarder, quite inneceutlyJ- -'No,
l suppose not; they must have grown
some in that time.
!. The landlady looked as though
she had been misunderstood.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14
Franklin W alter Cure.
NEAR WINCHESTER TENN

NEAR WINCHESTER. TENN.
iTNHIS Institution is open ali the year, for
Il the reception of patients and boardsrs.
All diseases are treated here successfully, on
strictly Hygeinic principles, no poisons or any
thing incompatible with the human system &c.
ing administered. If you have Dyspepsia
Chronic Diarrhes. Piles. Rheumatism, Govt
Neuralgia, or any of the long train of nervous
diseases peculiar to females, in a word fyou
have any disease, no matter what. if durable
by any system. come to the FRANKLIN
WATER CURE, and you can be cnred.--
The Electro Chemical Baths are applied for
the eradication Of mineral drugs. infectious
viruses, and the cure of many diseases that
cannot be cured otherwise.
For further particulars address.
B. w. CHILDS, u. D.
March 10 1889
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14

Alta cattle show recently, fellow
who was making himself ridiculous
ly conspicuous, at last broke forth:
Call these here prize cattle3 Why
they amt notbiD' to what our folks
raised. My father raised the big.
eest calf of any man round our
parts
Don't doubt it, remarked a by
stander, 'and the noisiest.'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14

There is no use in saying that
worth makes the man. A poor &C.
quaintance says that he put on a
borrowed suit Of broadcloth to ac-
company his family to tie show,
and was surprised to notice how uffa-
bic his acqulintauces all we're. The
next day be entered town in his
overalls, aud was not known, nor
could be obtain credit for a maoker-
ell!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14

A Judge being asked what con-
tributed most to success at the bar,
replied, Some succeed by great tai
emit, some by The influence of friends,
but the majority BY commencing
withoat a shilling
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14

Ma, has aonty got bees in her
MOUTH
No, why Go you ask such ques-
TOM
Cause that leatle man with a
heap of hair on his face cotcbed
hold of her and said be was going
to take the honey from her lips; and
she said make hastei'
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NoETsTCES
coos
c. B. CARTY & W. D. YsNT

"A re now in receipt of LARGE LOT OF
- all kinds of LEATHER direct from,
Philadelphia, and are still at their old stand
and are doing as good work as ever was done
IN tennessee They have number of work
men and can make shoes for all that will give
them call, and they warrant their work as
heretofore mentioned, and they have large
stock OF Boots and Shoes a: the cash store Of
Iant q Ashby. Just go and suit Yourself In
any klnd OF boots and shoes that you want.
and they propose selling them to very pupc-
fnai dealers on short time. They have l.-gs
stock OF them on hands and they wsns to
get 'shet OF them, and they return their most
grateful thanks for past favors and they hope
OF dong good work that it may be continued
IN the future. They remain your friends truly
REQ H. CARLY & YANT
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14

A hotel keeper in Boston boards
lovers for two dollars week less
than be charges other folks.
There is philosophy in this. Love
is very ETHEREAL in its nature, and
can live on moonbeams.
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Joe's wife believes in woman's rights,
But Joe would still surpass her,
For when they both get in their caps,
Then Joe goes in to sauce her.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-14

The way to make water taste bet
ter than champagne, is to eat salt fish
about six hours previous to imbibing it.
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BOY, is your namo Bob?'

Boy, is your namo Bob2'
No, Stree
what is it, then?'
'Why, sister Mol calls me Bub--
brother Sam calls me Sonny-but
dad laughs, and says ! ought to be
called Bill of Rights
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FOUR HORSE MAIL COACH.

HgHE only one in Lincolncounty, o~E
L running regularly three g.
times week and back, from Tullahoma to
Fayetteville. Leaving Tullahoma Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday; In return leaves Fay
etteville. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday to
abnnect the Mail and for the accommodation
of passengers. Good teams and carefuldrivers
Fare through 81.
July s, 1853. JOHN n. TAYLOR