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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

ISF Stair & Co. have received the Fall FASH
ions for Gentlemens Hats. We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat TO
call on the Messrs. Stair a Co, and get fitted.
dy.tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

REFRIoERAToRs AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-Fogg
Ellsworth & Co. have few Of iSehOoley's Iceberg
RetrigeratOrs left which they close on at cost to
make room for new goods,
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Teslerday AilernOOn's RspOrt
FRoM LEAYENwoRrn. .
LrlvlrwoRrn, sspl. 3

The Leavenworth municipal election passed on
quietly. Denman, Dem thought TO be re elected
by small majority. -
The Republicans gained largely over last cleo
ton. They probably have majority Of council
aud city officers 81.
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IMFOIITANT 10 FEMALES
Dr. Oheeseman,s pills.


M combination of ingredients IN these Pills is there
Mt of loug and extensive practice. They are mild IN
their operation and ceitanpn correcting all rresulares
Painful Aensruaiions removing all obstructons wea'h
r from cold or Otherwise headache pain In the SIDE par
tatn of the heart whites oil affections, hyster
ics fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, Ee disturbed
sIeep which arises from interruption of Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
yara the of new era IN the ueNtuehl
tes rreru Ires and distractions which nave conssneu
80 Thousands OF young, the beautiful ana the Dc
9ved 40 PREMATURE GRAVE No ienhie can eulOy good
sab unless sha gnaT an whenever an obs'ruelloh
esFss place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
- ,be r,st /, Tec.ual remed ever known for all com
sinds necnrt femqt To all classes they are lnvA
Wsbe iaicI6 toiA certainty periodical TegHisTy Ihe,
Se ee1 to housabis who have used them al different
periods, throughout The G'liutil, 'A'i"s INV ' - ~
mos eminent QhysiciaHs ~ Aalsi H. d M sloJJ M,
ETpltcit dirstoRs stating Bth % 1sa na tg ~ % ~ oy
be tsed with BoKtue Pek Ohe Doar sach Oof eo-
tdaing 40 Pills. s,, oe ,t. Agents pills
ssaf bV mail promptly by enclosing pTcs 10 ho neu0ia
~As0'''' S'' II. B UUTCHINGS General Agent
No l65 Chambers s., New York.
sl in Cleveland by VIM FlsAE s5s ana SAS SAe L0HD
HAMMOND. agl9S - sS.;;5s- ~
~ IVY N Am DYE - HAIR DYE !
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FROM Tne AOUTH.

WAsHiNeTos, Sept O.
The New Orleans papers received BY mail stat 10
that the Independ MT or Houston Democrats have
a majority Of thlrty.two ON joint ballot, in the
new legislature, recently elected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

~ Domestic Practice Made Easy,Or Homeo'
pathy simpiiaed. No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Weddell.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

Law MoNTHLY.-rhe Western Law Monthly
for September has been issued with its usual val
liable collection Of matter pertaining to the legal
profession
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

Dfae5 n0dloine1, Paints and oIlI.

1nSkhD. Ollr-6U BBLo. c. ID.
~ 0HidWOltlb, the bfst IN the .4irii AL tis ovss
"s5sis sssis Piies. STRONG q ARslsfntNo
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pnOnf MRnIpHIe.

MEMPafs, Sept g..
The Railway Bridge AZ Decatur Il pasaable, No
interruption on the MtmphiH AID Charleston
Railroad.
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70 For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go to b. G.. Dieiz, ~ Superior st.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

From members OF Protection Hose Company
No. 2, charging John Savoy, Foreman OF said
company with using company funds for his own
purposes, aud reserving in his possession money
belonging TO the Company. Committee on Fire
and Water
Mr.. Russell presented remonstrance against
the proposed grading Of st. Clair street. on ac.
count Of the special tax. Signed by John A. Foot
aud others This remOnstranoe, together with the
ordinance was referred to the Board Of City Im4
provements with instructions to hear the property
hJ ders upOn the said street
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u For City News see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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Ia The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuokers' and 0lmsteds news depots
AT news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, It's Ontario Street.
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- --A'DANN o = hAEAAEu nLuE
SPLDNGs PREPARED GLUEl!
SPALDING's PREPARRD GLuElI
a.lf-N saves the Pieces. N
ECoNoMYIl DIsPATcH,
II" 4 shteh IN time sapes nine" ~
A s. ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPkN
evon 10 well regulated families is very desirable
% nave some thenR ana convthleht for epaigne Fnr-
nltufe, Ctocsoty, TOYS &c, SpALDiNGis pkI p REI,
GLUE meeit ~ spch eipe genries no hout Oold can
oking Ronl There is no longer gecs ssity for mps
dies II Is ust the PARTICLE for tone-she and o,her orna
mental WORK popular With ladiss " Refinement
Ihis admirable epnraiouis used cold being chemen
he 10 solution, ard lossessng all the vaushle onaes
=" to uest cNbtnetnnk et's Glue II mry be used In IN
lace ot common mncpge, b. ing vastly more nlhesi,c
I, n J, ,nSliifUl. IN EVERY HOUSE
N IA bfush accompanies each no ia Price o. cts
augM For sale by FOGG, ENSWORtW 4 IN
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SES- See advertisement of DR., sanford's Liver
nvigorator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
A CARD.-.THE sUBsCRIBER

A CARD.---THE SUBSCRIBER
n having made arrangements FIR laying Aalp Pateut
Cement berNre Pipe Is now prepared execute orieTF
l9r any amount that MAJ be required The supe
hs pipe over al others both regards durBbniy Snd
Plnly IS npa1'sioned by those Hcqnaintsd viii 4 aid
HE loW pllce ~ WHICH u viii be land puts IL with n Ibe
rnch el all The following frOm the Scieutiiic Amrresn
ahtctuaiy otspses % al pes ekcep irad and the
Annols guanits OF the ntter AID the hiah prch al
which y can only ba afforded prev many from nsns IA
MErhdlc ,WATER PffEs-The hnufold Tines 10 Is uE
mat MI Gilllan, plumber has shown them four kindE
81 waier-ppes, Which have mely been aken FROM the
fnpnu VIZ lion pipes IL MCh has heen used uenr "
hree yehrs, and Is chpked With tusi ~ 10 npede az
dow OF waller IhreP uaIihs ofthe aperture s ei with
ma the oa si'e shown decided marks Of decay: inside
elear lcond npl, evidently, have lasted mau, years -
j. Lead pipos, heuyg 4 nch hua been used fS fifteen
yolis perfectly elsar and no decay. Lead pns sht x
iuch, nus been ns-l ten years, clear and decay
There has ahradya sufficient quantity been laid In This
cry 10 giye the most satisfactory Tederanca " ~
wuuld most ectfully invite NIL who
water pines 10 cp anh exuinng this pipe ut No BIS supe-
aosls'2is cP BORN.
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Nrw ApYRRTIsEmENTs.

W. Melhinsh-seod Wheat.
PeHon q Broed-For Chicago.
ID. L. Wighiuan-SherG 5 Sale.
Pelion h Breed-For Dunlirk
8. s. BnTrie-Coal oil, SC.
Peltoa Bresd-For osdensburgh.
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BY 5TEbEERAPH

Reporied b. the Buien TcieErpphy
offioki wantNo'8 MOCK, u1nNNn % hAhk AHD
vt. cLAiR srhEErs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

Ny For Gas Fixtures and Fitting, apply a.
FoeG, ENswoRrit Co, Cor. superior Seneca ne
rg-s, . HunAH FuNIrv, OF PHymoLosicAL Re
s,AnoHts should bo rad BY everybody Il treats Of
dsoasos and the results of 90 fiy nal puooo
she causes that frequently lead unhoppy mara0ss their
relief md pitvention, with c1pioua Instructions o. to the
sure method dispenf the nsyiuiHgf that fitqufnty
take hold OF those abouf 70 enter the msnge state
The work beautifully illustrated with coored engravnga
and it fraugh with wholesome advoe and eEhortaiions.
sold by Dr. BABRow, 15I Prince street, New York
Price - cents. Sent free.
soldby GAYLORD h HAMMOND, and WM FIsKE
Druggists. cioyehna. iepl
~ sHAKE AND BURN sHAKE AND BURNi J
SHAKr AND nunN l1hs Is the life Of bgony endured BY
the sufferer from Fever and Ague. lie wandpn like IN
certain shadow, knowing what moment he may te
prostrnsd and therefore noned 10 give any special At
tontion 20 business He s burden to himself and bur
den to his iens who out in administering to bis
wuus This h the condition OF thousands in town and
Try Hii no exusgestion osay that Fever and Asue kills
people than any twenty other diseases in America
For and speedy Of this terrible ahiicon
take great lieasuro in recommending Dr. HosTETTERs
STOMACH BIrTERs which have already achieved
wide reputation rapid and powerful effects In enovaing
the system prostratel by this disease.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
sso1w
HoLLowAY's OINrMENr AND Pitts should be
the nevernegleoed accompaniment Of the family medi-
cine chest They combine their united agency the cure
Of nea all the external and internal tisoreers to which
men and subject Their effect is not partially
TO remove. bni to Thoroughly dispeldifea'e.
Sold at the mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and BY all Druggists, at sc, ESQ., and 81 pot OF
box. ssPs:l5
I E-Y-DR JAS. MoCLiNTooK's PRoToRAL SYRuP
Science and fact alike guaranty tho immeasurable supe
riorty this remedy every other prescribed fo
frmed couah oppression ofhe chest bronchial difficulties,
and consumption. Whea all other medicines have failed
IN this there is hope, safety, life.
Price slOO sold by wM. FlsKE, Cleveland.
~ The New York Daily Express says.
DR. MoCLINTocRs DYsPEPTIC ELIXIR
l. the tuy really scientific remedy ever introduced to
public bottle has, To knCWedget cured ncase
Of Dyspepsia Of long stauding."
Price si,oo. soldby wM. FlSKE. ClevslaRi.
~ No HoNE COMPLETE WITHOUT IT.-DR.
JAS McCLNrocK's COLD AND CcUGH MIX rURE cures a
Ough cold with the uniform certaoty that water
ouerchos fire. and is the presct ption Of scientific ply
sicau and master Of medicine Price only 2j ceats
Soldby wM FIsKE, Druggist,
sep9 Ceye and
BRYAN's TAsTELEss vERM1FUGE.
From Stale Of Maine to Baton Rouge
All know RRYAN's NEBMtFUGE;
n steleEs. hatmoss death to worms
o. all sizes, kinds aud forms
Mothers feel, indeed, secure,
OFT With this painless, peerless cule.
Price % cents. Sold by wM. FIsKE,
sep2.Rs Cleveland.
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AlisltlIaneOne.
SPALDINGX PRRPARRn GLnr

SPALDfNG's PREfARED GLuEl
srLDMGs PREPARED GLUR!l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

I t1g-DR. JAS MoCLiNTooK's PEoToRAL SYRuP
Science and fact alike guaranty tho mmeasurable supe
roty this remedy every other prescribed for
frmed couah oppression ofhe chest bronchial difficulties
and consumption. Whea all other medicines have failed
IN this there is hope, safety, life.
Price siOO. sold by wM. FIsKE, Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

'Aia DYEI HAIR DYEl! HAIR DYE
Rm. 4. BatheIor,s IIalr Dys !
/, o,J,, bor,,Jess and reliable Due

The OniV harmless ana TettdOts I've A''O""'
1be Orgnai und best IN the worldt -,
All others mere limitations anu hAouiu 20 s'ui"'
sou wish 10 escape ridicule.
,ttfo and natural nrown or Black, without the least
injury TO Hair on skin.
FIFr7EN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
VBried 10 VIM A Balcholof since lsas and over $1,000
oucations have been made the Hair Of hs patrons Vi
his famous DyeG
wM A. BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE produces a oo'oi
Mt t5 he distinguished from nature and Is WARRANTED
t to inure in the long itnay be continued
and the i'll eject of Bad Dyes remeiedi the Hair inVisor
ated Tor Ifs by this Splendid Dye. -, MI,
Made. sold or applied In private fOomsl AZ the WIZ
FGctnry No. Z3 Broadway, N Y.
sod m iii ss ana 10 Wns Of the United States, BY Drug
giSis and Fancy Goods Dealess.
C Tho genuine has tho name and address upon s1sol
F+ WAI. A. BATCnELOR,
ianiT No 2S broadway, NJ T.
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ATTENTION, LADIES!
Browns Hygienic Waist.

iI'HB ABOVE, IN THE LINE OF
a Wearing Apparel Is decided the InUst superior in-
ydtou 10 ihe Jay; and The undersigned IN ifing II TO
be hic are confident TINT for TIE convenience cOnoTt
aud hedh @ r ws,fer Il 10 all respe ssuefsedcs every
trtcic o he khd hefttuidrH tnted Mhtie thus
dncng % the health aud Oi lie peIa0l, a also pre-
i've hhest ~ mmttfy let teeefybtdy ify aud We
sure that no nHo, after osuE a. viii without
MhhuincuTed and con tnnty hHnd at who sale and
re.ail, AT our rooms In Post Oiico Block
Chasrh Fails, Ohio sopt 1899 I1na
B--Thnse who have taxi ihe bety VI counter olt-
ng his picle, wi iaKs nnlioa that tney VI 4 lied TO
Acenn to the SAINT. H. n. II. ECo,
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soldby GAYLORD HAMMOND, and WIN. .TIsKE
Druerisis Cisyeiand iop1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

The Hesieraisa pat w hastes OF three ssss via
l.AiBe medium and small, tue 6uni holds Hpin and
relas dolar per bogi tho uiedign holds loasi
twenty mmH ~ prOpoituh than the small Tei lie
urtwu dol per butte, be luise hold quart 20 af
eHt more In PROPORTION and relnis uF three dollars poi
bottle
o. 1.woO0 co Proprisiors, No "a Broadway, n
York, and No, ~ Market ttteet 81 LOUIS Mo.
Ahd seid by all Druggists aud Fanoy Goods DeRleS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
Hho Trent RitAl aEeEeneraIor,
TRHESRtNn Arr
That Professor woods liaiF Reat0Fatiye
MILL PKESRV n iINFALLIBLY

Inab IIOiOSAUf WO0u'S nnlf kgst0rNtlVe
WILL PhESRVE % INFALLIBLY
rps tines %oak mo 70 a SS15 % s es sssa Two o.
oiy % ~ gay over TIE bald wnh naule's oruincnl.
AUD prAnIve the SCALP fHs from all
sls1 1ns,, lnqgss Allonu,s d. otos, Cerrynen,
ncS csyI ~ We m wSd bear ssm9y a Nc dq notsay TOO
iGn9aY Gnovg 81! Ctarl-s Co, Alo. Nov. 10, 1851
PRoF o ) wooD-near arr Some tho Ian summer
We sfls were 20 wonderful We loot dely 20
our litlls SONS head for some time had hs erfsctly
sS!siea % Win sorqs aud sms called II soad head The
saelns ~ suheIinss advised 20 ~ ResiOTa, o
sa @ 80 li,,ls lope et sacsis ,at 90 oeT supe
tue dsea,e entray, nu nsw anu uahaut crop oi haT
hea scalp, add rs iutuIiaai crs a hspss sly o,5
ehiia We can thsieia e,.a Do leiel 10 aaeld your
GEO. " iIiGGiSBorRAM,
sAhAH a HluO1NBUTHAM
fh1f W9oD-Dear SIR NY l4if had, tuy years
wadh TsnisTU ts esi3 n III neees
sIy @ ~ disss a. Win eomm iced usi0s SeuI Hair
aud ha, oont usdis nj within lie ifeo last weeks
and tre 10 bS IfeeTf Ro e,Ss.s y, ~
lnn 81 ol hns other pfepnlaio base used
whetter 20 be uHod ss iisr siiuravs OF ur ,s simple
p, a1es'las y eqaa llg Tho aT hive per
psrioi ming ali'hM Is olaimed ior q. :. .,.
Cincinnati o Feb 10 1851 "HA . 9hTH ~ IS,re -
PRoT,, waop -Dear SIR Il, the advice Of iriond os
nlna, Who had boea usilg lour Hair loHaraiive
ndueed ~ a had the e, tins iast May end
g deal lGio ko than eVeTitv vss Gahipa bud
duty and yiniaihy that 4 20 oinHiuncuie ID oihsrn
ths public gcknqw pf tho benehfi have feoslTod
Aounrespsetfqlly,. -.
The Rosisaissig pa w N aslles OF three sisss via
l.sge' medium and saall Tue snnll holds Pgin,, and
twenty cent mme ~ proportion than the small reI s
fr Two dol ufs per hutle be ufse hold quart, 20
4
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail, By WILLIAM FlskE
10 Superior street, Cleveland, who Will SUPPLY the
Amis DO femHe At the pTopnetoT's Prces.
hul0dkWbe
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24
August gleftinn- 1889.
cosaREss-sIxTH DISTRICT.

Il fCONGRESS-SIXTH DISTRICT.
o. We are authorized to announce Hon.
James III. TIaom of Maury, a caudi-
date for Congress from this Congressional Dis
trict.
STATE sENATE--LINcof.E AND FRANKLIN.
sFWe are authorized 10 announce Taz.
w. Newman. ESQ, Of Franklin, a caDdi-
date to represent Lincoln and Franklin counties
in the Senatorial branch of the next Tonnes
see Legislature.
Ss We are authorized TO. announce DR..
j. j. AbcrmafIay, of Franklin, a candidate
to represent Lincoln and Franklin counties in
the Senatorial branch of the next Tennessee
Legislature.
eDs We are authorized to announce
James If. ChiicOat, Esq, of Lincoln. a
candidate to represent Lincoln and Franklin
counties in the Senatorial branch of the next
Tennessee Legislature.
REPRESENTATivE--LIN COUNTY.
OF We are authorized TO announce Mr.. ID.
w. Holman candidate to represent Lin
coin county in the lower branch of the next
Tennessee Legislature.
C- We are authorized to announce Capt.
Geo. v. HeSb, candidate to represent
Lincoln county in the lower branch OF the
next Tennessee Legislature.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24
LINCOLN COUNTY,

=
HeJer Yearliag. red, end of tail white, no
ear marks, about years old; by Tunstall
Gregory, Esd dis, Feb. H. Valued at Sc.
COFFEE COUNTY.
Horse Mule, black, some collar marks on
high, about years old, by Clement G. Hill,
18th dis, Dec 6. Valued at S55.
JACKSON CoUNTY--ALA,
Bay ERy, star in forehead, no brand per-
ceivable, about years old; by john Snod-
grass, ST., near Bellefont, Jan. 81. Valued at
$40.
MAUIY COUNTY.
Horse Mule, bay color, about Is hands high,
legs striped, name reached, tail shaved, about
one year old; hy Hardin Mayberry, Sd dis.
Valued at so.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Horse, bay, fourteen and half hands high,
no brands percelvable, about four years old
by NV. Hedgepath, Dec, %. 4th dis. Val
usd al SIG SO.
MADISON CoUNTY-ALA.
Horse Mule bay color. marked with gear,
about IA hands high, years old; by William
j. MEG alley, three miles west of Huntsville,
Feb. IA Valued at Sl25.
iS0rrel Fly, supposed to be years old, no
marks or brands perceivable, thin in or'er; by
Daniel B. Friend, near Meridianyille, Dec. %.
Valued at s45.
GILES COUNTY.
Horse, bay, about IA hands high, stifed in
left thigh, about years old by William Nc
Lin, on Leatherwood Greek, Jan.7. Valued
at $50. -
Horse, gray, about Is hands high, about 10
years old; bv William McLin, on Leather
wood Creek, Jan. z. Valued at $40.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24
The Railroad

The Railroad
The track. lay, rs are to-day only
about seventeen miles from Fayette.
vile. They passed the bend two or
three weeks since, and are now in
Lincoln, on the "home stretch" COM
ing down directly towards US as rap.
idly as bars can be laid and spikes
driven. They will probably reach
Elk river in June, and then a short
time will place them here in Fayette-
vile. The conspmmation is near al
hand. The cars will soon be in town
Reference to our advertising col
umns will show the reader that q
meeting Of the stockholders, to elect
Board Of Directors, will be held
shortly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24
Banks and Banking

In another column, we commence
series of articles, under the above
from the pen Of a gentleman
who possesses the rare faculty OF
simplify ing, and al the same time OF
presenting in vivid, vigorous style,
any subject be takes up for discus
sion. His articles are clear, forcible,
and earnest, and whether our readers
concur with him in all of bis posi-.
tons or not, they will be constrained
to admit, we think, that be Yields a
pen worthy Of a good cause.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24
WithdrawS

WithdrawS-
Hon. Geo. ". Jones is no longer
candidate for Congress from this
District. So be informed US last
Monday. In this act Of self-sacri-
fee, by Withdrawing from the can
vass, in orde. to preserve the unity
of the Democratic party, MIR. Jones
has given evidence Of the high re-
gard he entertains for our principles
and the resolve that animates him to
do all in bis power towards securing
their success, even though it be at
the sacrifice of himself. This patri-
otto act, the Democracy will not for
get.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24
Got il Again

About a month ago, a gentleman
of this county had favorite mare,
valued at about $500, taken from
his stable, and after search Of about
two weeks, WAS compelled, as he
thopght,to give up his animal as final
1y gone, and 10 become reconclled
as well as he could, to his loss. AS
n last chance, he had recourse to the
Observers Stray List, when 10! be
found description of nag posted
about forty miles from here, that
suited very well; and on sending a
messenger over, be found it was her
sure enough; and now be has her at
hcme safe. Mr.. Morgan IL. Coma
may, the gentleman who TINS recov-
cred his property, is we'll known to
our citizens as reliable, intelligent
farmer, whose statements never have
been called in question. lie does
not hesitate to declare, that, in his
opinion, our Stray Lisi is entitled
10 all Ike credit for the recovery of
his mare-but for it, be never woeld
have found her. We mention this
fact, as one OF many Of similar kind
that we could give, as an additional
link 10 the chain Of practical evil
dence offered to the farming commu-
nifty, that the Obsvrr is the best
paper for their use, that they can
possibly subscribe for Remember,
no other paper has ever published
this valuable Farmers Aid-it is a
popularity Of the OBSERVER alone.
Friend reader, please mention these
facts to your neighbor.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24
Important to newly Married Folks

What luxury 10 the Thought Of
that mysterious sympathy which is
said 10 exist between two willing
hearts, Poets have sighed over it,
and romancers have woven whole
volumes to display it 10 vii its charm
ing attractiveness. But did any
young and lovely pair ever think,
while "billiDg and cooirg," that life
had duties more serious than sigh.
ing? We presume not; end We have
no doubt buthundreds this year, not
withstandiDg the high price of 'feed."
generally, will rush into the matrimo-
NAL halter. Well, after all. it is
right aud proper, for the young man
who cannot support wife cannot
support himself, and he should tbere-
fore get married, in order to have
some one to take care of him; while
be who Gao support wife, should
invite the first rosy-faced, good tenn
persd damsel to share his income.
To both Of these classes, however, We
have word of advice. Commence
housekeeping on economical princi-
Piles, always purchase articles where
you can get them cheap. And here We
cannot help putting in a word for
our friend, T. c. Goodrich, who, we
suspect, has laid in his beautiful and
we'll selected stock ofgoods just now,
in anticipation Of the numbers who
will 60 to housekeeping ere long.-
At any rate, his sales-rooms are alb
overlooking with superior
goods just received, Of the very Ia
test styles and patterns. Ali who
wish superior bargains should not sail
to give Mr. Goodrich a cali.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24
Snow

Snow -
There was quite heavy fall Of
snow, for the season, in this place
last Friday. Apprebensions for the
safety of the fruit were entertained,
but fortunately the weather modera-
TED about night-fall, and The following
morning showed fruii-lovers that
their favorite summer luxury was un-
scathed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24
Swat a Little Longer

Communications are flowing in up
on US rapidly, some, if not all, Of
which will find place in our columns
as soon as possib le--the practical
ones, Of course, first. Correspond
ents, some of whose productions are
held in high esteem, snail have a
hearing as rapidly as We eau make
room for them.