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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-13
Hon. D. s. Dickinson in 1S4S

! An artitl, fromthe NV York Lead
er is now going the rounds of the
Squatter and Opposition press, in
which occurs tho following extract,
supporting 10. be from a speech de,
livered by Hon Daniel s. Dickinson
at Rome, N. Y, in 1913. The OBJ
ject Of the forger and his echoes, IS
to show that Mr. D. was at one time
tinctured with abolitionism, notnilh-
standing he is now national in his
views. But they have signahy filled
in their etlort-the disreputable trick
recoils upon lis author aud lis abet-
tors. Here is the extract:
81, too, am in favor Of freesoil and
free territory, and !, too, weuld stand
on the borders of free territory with
a flaming sword in my hand, and
wave back the approach Of the slave
holder"
Mr.. Dickinson has eIcctually eX-
linguished that bnntling, in the fol-
lowing letter, which Was written in
reply to one from gentleman Of
this place, who clipped the article
from "A D1uglasite sheet and sen: it
to him.
EINGHAMr9N, SPIT. 5. 1860. |
DEAR SIE:-T newspaper arti-
Gle you send mo pretending to Qrote
fiom one Of! my public speeches, | re.
turn herewith, with the remark that,
for the want Of something better. it
is one of the harmless Iorserles which ;
the nccesSit0us are accustomed to !
practice upon mein the garbing, per-
veriipg, aud altering Of public speech /
es | neither entertained nor ex-
pressed such sentiments at any tima.
Truly yours,
d. 5. DICKINSON.
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Fine Fruit

L. Z. Stone, Esq, has left on our
table some as fine peaches as We
have seen this year. Also, several
ibunehes of as delicious Catawba
Grapes, from his vines, as we have
ever tasted. 1t is strange that such
a Gne, healthy, easily-cultivated table
fruit as the Grape does not attract
more attention from our horticultural
ftiends. Nothing could be more
grateful to the sight and taste than
clusters Of rich purple fruit banging
from q trelIice or 4rbOr at every
house.
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Sale Of Land and Negr0cs-

Persons Interested as Executors,
Administrators, or heirs, in lan0 or
negroes that are to be sold by pro-
= cess Of law, aud desiring the same
advertised ia the OGSerrCf, viii please
mention the Cict to the Clerk, or
the lawyer having charge Of the mat
ter; aud their wishes will, we have
no doubt, be complied with. We cal
attention to this natter because sew
oral persons have expressed them
selves to US rs dissatisfied because
publication Of the sale of property OF
the kind mentioned, in which they
had interests, vas not made III
the OJScrrcf.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-13

I'm Insane Nm AHemp's .Snidde.
Thomas Kirkland, Of Lincoln
county, Tennessee, jumped int"
the river fom the steamboat Mari
ner, at the landin g yesterday after
noon. The mite rescued him. Kirk
land is thought to be insane. Last
night about 7 O'Clock he attempted
to take his life with knife, but was
prevented Lon's vNe Cour5er. 9Th.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-13

Flour and Gram i he demand lot !'u;
durin. the " eek has lcon fully CQual :" th'
supply The Louisville and Nashville Rail
road has hardly recovered sufficiently ire m
It's recent block ade to facilitate shipment,
enough 20 supply tie market with liberal
stock We notice an advance IL tic IVES
tern markets duriugrhe week of fully 23@ 400
on the barre, which has caused az equivaleH'
aivauce here The market closes to-day
with light stocks, ut 3 75@ 6 co for CrmmoI
Super!irc, 6 25Q6 90 Tor Extra and ca ter
Extra Family. We quote Sick at 3m3 20
for Supcrliuc. ard 25@3 80 Tor Extra.
Owing to the falling off of receipts art
the brisk demlrd for Corn, the market :
almost bare OF this article. and mixed ha-
readily brought 9Oc from store. We hear'
Of a large lot repOrte To have been sold a
IS in sacks. In wheat we hear Of bat lew
transactions. The supply is almost entirely
received iy railroad, and is mostly sold Lon
seed at prices ranging from l 35@l 80 PEI
bu,hel Rye SELLS ia a small way lor seed a.
/ %. We hear Of nothing doing in'lihr'ey.
Provisions The supply Of country Bacon /
limited. In Western we notice transactions
in hams at Il,S 6i5,, Shoulders ll@lll5
Ribbed Sides I3m lllar Clear SIDES Isl a IL
ne supply tl " cS'Cih - S'p'!- W Z ~ 90
of few transactions in Lard at l3! Z III {
in barrels and kegs.
Grocerirs-We have another dull week to
report in the Grocery trade Prices. how
ever, con Time firm ut the advance noticed
last week. We quote:
Sugar--Fair % l1c and prime to choice
I0@ lO3 per ID in hhds. and : a advance OF
these quotations in hbls: New York coffee SUI
CARS lO@llsIc; crushed aud powderedllla q
~; Loaf lIi9d We.
Molasscs aud Syrup Mnlasses in lids 4N@4'
pcrgallou; half bbls .45@4 AZ cents: sugar hons
43a45. Golden syrup in bhlS 40; half bbI
50, and kegs 90 sailous) s5c.
CoGce--Eic IGlcts, Laguyra lI@ locts
| Javals@ zoe per H.
Tca-lmper;al 5or@ 81, GmnrowdeT, COCO
Il. Young lyson 4ud6o, Black Gnc@sl q
Sat-Wr quote coarse sack al 81 ~. an,
fine at / =. anl h,r;el tt Az pr Sushe|
The stock ON the market is AMI le to NEE
! the dtmaId,
whj,key--RectiGed 90 %; cOu' try brand
| 50d15c.
/ Now Orleans. Ia
Cotton .inll--salcs 1900 bales. Midllln
! Inss alo7S. -Four, m advrl ir;. ten leucV
/ 6 p. Stock rsht. WEI,key-l.eciitied 80
Other articles unchanged.
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4 v'H1LE rIElLY REFLECTED -C5sz..11
VITA So2ES AID EoiLs.

Co.-upIs, Hamilton Co., o., Jan. %, Us.
2-R. A. /. GCovU.L.
J,-g, S'r:-Th.s Is % certify that NJ vift,
Children, lro;'.er, and myself, a-'1s Two years
rad a half 20, were soEtly aiilcicd- +-y
y ., children, and mother, were !ira- 'a--e-i
with dreadful :ichias ca the SSH over 10
whole holy; and was eove-e.' VIA! r'.--ii'h';
L,:4. I erarloveI several phys c'1Cs. and
tried tt.irrre5criuj.oas for about s.z months,
al touaI shat. iast-1! Of gc-tsaJ tet-er, ace
C.--ir ,-yrsc aad ,rorSs; md finally TIE etAtrcl
ere ecrsrcI tc;ti running S3rcs occ.' ,.e '1.c.c
f9fL NV brother called and got eight bot
Ties Of vour BLOOD SYRUP, aad strange to
ten. before we had one half OF 1t used. VIZ
vsRg AL WILL. ! had spent over one hun
d. 4.Iars be'0re go, your Inede !ac-
lolrs, With rcsIcc', -
HAMILTON N'ADAAS.
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Howard Association.
PIgl, AgDl EERNo

= -@-A-a9-%sSs~-j-@ = = u G<3o
Il B.aero'egt Las'7uf'ln eg1cJ},slfd u srrcieI
I'm 'nrment. .for the Hetcf If ne SItk cHf
DsreFssk cglieteL lgiti Eraleat GiG Ls.-
G-mic Diset,-,
T tines of Epi,cmics, j, is the oIfcc,oF
l. this restitution to establish Ios-iiars. 20
provide Nurses Fhysic-ars, Clo-k:Ig. F,Dl-
Medicines, sc, for he SICK aFd destitute, 10
take charge of The OF hans OF Gccea, Ell IateIts.
and To minister, IN every possible Wv, 10
the relief of the afflicted aid tie heal;b Cf
tbs public at large. !; Is a.c duty cf tie e.
rectorS. at saCh times, to visit Iers orally TITO
Infected Districts, ard 20 lr1viLe ard execute
means Of relief. -NumeIous ThyS;c,l..s. rot
acting mgmhcrs Of ;he Association. usually
enrol their names on is books. suI icct 70 To-
cllIsd upon to attend It's hospitals, free Of
char-o.
In tao absence &C ET,demic-. the Directors
have authorized The C"s,ulting Srr.eou 10
give MEDIcAL ApvIcE GBsTIs to al rsrors
suffering under CHRONIC DiSEASI.S Ga
N:rulaut character, arising from al use a. Ito
physc'l powers. mal-t-eaimcHt. tie eject -
drugs Sc. when they aIl.'y Iy Letter oY I'll -
wise, aud, in case of ex-rtmc ravcItv. 70 Trl:-
YISu MErICIYES FSrE az CnAECE. Il isncsil-
eSS to add thatthe Association Communicates
hisheS; medical skill IS the ago, and VII lu7-
niSh the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors &C the association, la thsir
late Annual Eepor; express tie bi.hes. sa.is-
faction with the success which has a-terdel
;he laboTs Of their Surgeons ~ ihe care Of tho
worst ierGns If Chronic Diseases, ard O.
Ter continuance of the ssn4S IIsn fcr
tho ensuing year. They feel corEdsnt that
their efforts have been Of great 5eueft to ,l,s
afflicted, especially TO tho ycur., and they
have resolves! 10 ecvotc themselves. Will re-
rewei zcal. TO this very important Lut much
dcsPised cafSe.
Various REPORTS and TRACTS OF to
nature and treatment OF Chroric d.ea..es. lv
the Consulting Surgeon. have tarn publish a
for gratuitous dis'r;kHiioa ana viii Le sat
FREE CT CHARGE to The afflicted.
Ai'lress. foF Rercrt or trer'meri. Dr. 7
SKILLiN lIOUGHTON, 8e;irg Sur~car,
{ Howard Associations, No. South Nl.th
Street, P.jladel. Tia. IA.
l.y order 81 thr n;-r-to-s-
EZRA j. HEAETWELL, Tres.le....
/ Gro. FAIECHuR SEA- story.
I Oct 6. lSI9--!2m, ,-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-13

The undersigned by request have
agreed upon the above list Of appoint
mrnts. at which times and places ".
p. Toll4y, the Breclkinri'lGe and Ltne
elector, aud Iscn =. Dismulles, the
Bill and Everett elector, for this
County, will address their fellow
citizens. WIN. w. JAMES.
Aug. 6, 1850. J. d. SCOTT.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-13

MARBLE HILL, Sept. 8. 1860.
Mr.. N. o. WALLACE:--You viii
End enclosed Two Dollars for my
subscription to the Fayetteville Oh
server.
Democracy is all right in this
County. We have but 1--WE Doug
LIS men in this County.
Franklin intends 20 be the Dan.
ner county this time. We will gain
three Bell men for every Douglas
man We lose. Yours.
An intelligent gentleman an
old Subscriber to the O5Serrer
writes:-
SENlrcp;A, Dcsoto County. Miss,
Sept. The 4th, 1850. J
EIr. II. 0. WALLACE:
Perhaps some Of your readers
would like to know what is going on
in these "diggings." The most that
is talked of now is the drouth, short
crops, aud politics. We bave bad
40 rain to do any good for the last
two months. Vegetation Of every
Lind has totally dried up, creeks
are all going d-y, and stock are
suffering Cor want Of water. Crops
are short here, aud particularly Cot
ton. The rust has injured Cotton
eonsiderabie, and there wont be more
than Il bali crop made. We Will
make about an average crop OF corn,
rs it was nearly made before the
drouth set in. Times are very hsrd
here and money scarce, and the pros
pact is that it will remain so Tor the
next twelve months at least. Poll
ties are running very high here now,
and there is great deal Of excite
ment. The Breckenridge men are
up and doing, and arc gaining
strength every day, but ! am afraid
there are enough SfHa'trS III this
county TO give it to The Bellies, as
there VAS not much difference in the
strength of The parties before the
Democrats became divided. hut
SON may set Mississippi down as all
right Tor Breckenridge and Lane. -
There was some excitement III oOi
quiet little village the other day
caused by a Yankee Painter whS
report says had got most too III
innate" With some of the negroes
about the place. The citizens 0! the
place took Ills case in hand, ar
raigned him before Judge Lynch,
who ordered lin TO leave the State
Immediately, and if ever caught here
again he wonld be put up as a tai
get for the Inyincibles TO shoot at
We have two military companies
in full blast in this county, one q
fernando and one at Senatobla.--
They are both large and we'll drllie(
companies.
/ have been more lengthy than
expected when ] commenced. an'
will not transgress further upo'
your readers.
Respectfully yours,
a LiNCoLNiTE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-13

Large Peach
Mr. j. A. Pitts has placed on our
table a Peach that measured eleven
iaches in circum(erercc. 1t VAS
tho largest we have seen this Year,
and of a superior favor. Can any
other Of cur friends equal i?
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iiiiist-

MiiIet-
Mr.. VIM. Key has left with US
a head of milIet that is really man.
moth 10 its proportions. 1t grew on
bis place on Pea Ridge, and meas
ured fourteen inches in length and
about four and half inches in cir
1t Was not picked, but
was one Of a good many OF the same
sort.
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Land for Sale!

AN row offering for sale privately the
\ TRACT or LAND an which now live,
lviao near the Pike rad running from Peters
krrg to Shrlbvvi'lc. on the heal waters 81
Cane creek, IN District No. 4. Marshall county,
Tenn. containing lG5 Acres, well waterea
and tolr-ably well improved.
Particulars made known by calling on the
undersigned Ii. j. y. Al -L|oON'
MARSHALL Co, Tenn. August o. 1850.
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Couldn't Gene

Mir. NJ. d. Driver requests sto
say that On account of the scarcity OF
wheat. be will not be in Fayetteville
during the present week, with flour;
but that he will be here on Thurs
day and Friday, the 9th and 2Sth Of
this month, With a good article.
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Jast Opening

O"Nt - y
Feeney & Ross are just receiving
and opening their assortment OF iaiI
and winter goods, to which the atten-
ton of the trading public is invited
In beauty of design. variety OF style,
durability Of texture, and reasonable
ness Of price, they challenge compaT'
ISOn.
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Cash Hereafter

Carly g. Kaat request rs TO say
that all orders left at their shop
Hereafter Tor boots OF shoes must be
accompanied by the cash, OF the
work will no. be done, as they Will
do a strictly cash business hereafter.
And all those indebted will save
cos, by c.lIing and settling without
delay.
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FlL.AL.--The mother Of Mr.. Doug
las is understood to reside in the
western part Of the State OF New
York. 1t is also understood that
Stephen is running to her arms by
the way of Norfolk, Va, where he
proposes TO express some views on
The novel subject Of ''Sqnatter Sow
ereigu,y." Among the friends Oh
Stephen, the popular song just new
is. "Let nae kris him for his Mother
Union and American.
Douglass route home, outklnks
Thad. Stevens celebrated tape
worm railroad. Take tho points,
Washington, New York, Boston
Albany. Saratoga, Troy, Brandon
VT, Nrwrort, L. l., and the clam
bake, Bangor, Me, Newark, n }
Norfolk, Va, Baltimore, Nd, a.
Sc. Make it out, and sec ii h
does not beat Gen. Scott ia select
ing the "nearest travelled route,
and every thing else but LIS o"
devious political course.
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@ a.ua Go2Ias

s. avo GO 5ESS
A IL. those indebted "a Whitaker. SNACK
"A leforl q. Co, either by not- or accou't,
will save cost hy paving them before the a>'
September. Tor shall positively place ID
the hindS at an off 'er fnr collection all claims
not settled by tba: tine. dislike very much
to have to sue, any Of our old friends and
customers, Lut necessity compels ne 10 this
course.
viii also say to those that have bong =
good, &c me at cost. that hope that they VIII
all come in and pay mp without waiiins' 10 ne
called upon, as need money AMI must have IT,
July &c. ID. L. ShACAhEfOhD'
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TyoE-TCU.

Fe,HE undersigned has tousht the entire
! interest Of Mr.. NJ. Nassauer, in the frm
of NaSsauer & Knights.
All Indebted to the old firm Will please
COME AID settle ur. as al accou' Is viii be
given to. an oili.r for collection after the
LII day OF srp;esni'cF irZ'. gave
tl,is warming. SIS Z don't want 90
create IL feelings.
n.iI CT In a short TIM q new supply OF
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To.ing on Beth Shoulders.

The Union Banner, Bell Know
Nolhiog paper published at Athens,
Ala, prollers the use Of a portion
Of its space ever, week, to a de-
fence Of Douglas and his doctrines
Democrats, .'b,hold how these breth-
rem dwell together in unity"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-13

A S Execu'rix of the last viii anil testr-
n mcnt cf Garland +. Miller, deceased, ,
will offer for sale to the hishe>t hiller at
he court house in the town of Fayetteville.
~ 7aomi,y, the Est DIV Of 0r;0EcT,
asGO, a very vaiu die NEGRO BOY named
Edward a,ei 8 Yeas. II, will he sold on
y months time. the purchaser giving no'e
lnl two COOL securities, and lea retained
On the slaye for the payment of the purchase
money Also at the same time and pace /
will sell the following articles ON credit oil
- months, except all sums under I'D dollars,
which will be cash: A good sorrel horse >
years old last 81 ring. dray and harness, shot
suus. rils. Colts repeater, 4 clocks, z bed
steads. a large cooking stove l6 dining rom
chairs, 6 brttaria chatiug dishes. D iron Ert-
ties of all sizes. and hntel bell. Sale with
ont reserve Where cIe'lit is given, note and
two good securities viii he required.
SARAH Il. MILLER, E-ecutTf1.
Sent 6 lS6U-tl.
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DIED.

ClED.
n this county. Thurslay,6i h inst; 81 con,
s,r,,rion Mrs. lIpLM,N. wife ot " IN. /.
Holman, E.l., agei about 40years.
In this county. Monday. 10Th inst. Of con-
suw sion. Mrs. EEILY. wife oil Jam's L.
Holman, aged about 20 years.
In this place, Tuesday. llth inst.,oi teeth
inc. JONI. son of W. u. aud Elizabeth Wepo'
aged IA months.
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

,st. Kind of animal is given. ...2l, color.
81, description. 4th, age. 9th, posters
name. 9th, place and time of aireSt....
9Th, valuation.
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Han Ri led

Man Killed
We have been Informed that Il
man named Jostfh Weaver was
thrown from bis horse at M'liville ii
this county las. Friday, aud killed.
We have no further particulars.
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New Goods
Yant & Ashby are Just in receipt
of large, varied, aud attractive
stock or fall and winter goods, which
they will sell as low as can be-
Cali and see them.
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LIARTIT E0CGIE :, u.
3I3 West ; a Street.
Deoler in Ca! Oh a-l Lamps.

Zap ~ c-trlct f.,m the C'fc''Hfti c'5
rr,E,,..,E y. fi~.' ,J,.,r1r'. Vol. >, oaee Slo,
b. II, el Tor. PsaF. Z. 5. y 1N tON, IL tss.1.I
to this EsnArka5l5 Ca-o!!
"VEhilo ITs-sia Eo55i-1 WI = to v,--T
po-st irll-irssle co13it-ol. We were called to
attend HIN fn- a fracture ot he Lee, P:"-hrsd
Iva !aIl. The iE6icgtioas of reunion @. he
lone. under he circumstances, E>Fe Fe.y
uetnvcra Die, for lie world ST, dav aaer day,
PICKING OUT SMALL PIECLS Or L.-E
BOSE, which would s.o,rG o.. icu.f h.Al
using 5co.iII's Preparation, Uhi-. re Gee
tiIaa.I 10 sse Ea.I a egre 's1s q 'ct-a-, We
gave HIM 10 couat.lUl.oH0! treatment, beng
In Attendance only as . surgeon; Yet We com
fess we had much curiosity 70 see what eor.i
le done in 4 system 50 e--c--iFely l--o---sd
Is his w1s.'
THE D0-rca rCETrEE SAYS, s.rce tAat t.ulo
he hes made us. 81 St,OFILL'S SAhSAFA-
l.LlA and SviLLiNGIA in his psoc;.ce,
rud . kls caua{ the SUsr DIFFICULT ctsIs oi
LCaJFCL - AZ, SIPIiLiIIC D-SL--S---,.
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~ r.. c-''i-i-I c-v on tie o7snt and 81 q
p,rr-,,let c.It, ming certificates ei cures from
i,cu KNOWN CITIZENS OF CINCINNATI!
~ s;ozipF Bioal ard Liver syrup d
COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF Ai5E. y
ELrS, and ia PERFECTLY SAL l. Fog Cl!L-
DRES to use, in ccse OF sore lnoI- 2 o. e., p'1A
If tbs s,:iu. IF NOTIFIES VALUE tho
hesIb Of the;r children, they should erad.-
cate lie seed og The disease b--o-e II = TO
late.
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Worm Candy Or Santon:ae lozcnEes.

Worm candy or San;on!ae LCZcn5es.
WYE offer these I.nzcrgcs without dis
v Y anisa as to th,ir composition. As
their name imports hey depsud I'r taeir ri-
fcacv upon Smtouiue .lonc-tha lately dis
covered az IKE principle al the EuroIcan or
I.evart Wo.m Seed. All she merjB which
we claim for out Medicines . the purity %. tAc
Smjon;ne which j; confirms, aud the careful
manner in which It has cen Incorporated Wiki
and through the mass FROM which The LozcH-
ges have been ioImrd.
q o lie sure of these important points. We
have them prepared afthc Louisville Chemi-
cal Works where he Siu,ouiuo i FIRST tested
for is parity. anal then combined IL The l.rZ-
ergo in sufh a way as to retain is pgopeg,icS
aud virtues ureharse'l.
To the proitssian wepTesent valuable and
well known Medicine in convenient aud at
,raciive fnrm--oi ulifasm add kEown strength,
the directions nlicaii'g.ihe doSG oil SAhtOril.e
according to the L. 5 l..
To the pa6Iic We oiItr mcly f"r worm,
efficaciois sa(e, aud rs pleasau: as cC;.i.cteif-
arr. at moderate prire. '--s-t
L r sale i,y all respectaIl Druggists through
out the South ana West.
WILSON. PETEE& co.
P,opreiors. IotEsfa'e, Hy.
We have tried the wetn c,h,Iy i1eur Ian
lilies, and f'rti livery elective. Ehssieiaia
have also nrcrted Ike results
EWiN. PENDLEf0N &. co,
aug lG-3m. lVAolesaie agents
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Uniten for tie Fayetteville Observer
ElNJyGEGA.

81 S. II.
I am composed of II letters.
My 5 II Is S 7 is a pleasant
drink. :,
My.6 7 lI15 iG s is useful
where there is wateI.
NV 0'5 Il II il Part oil The
face.
Nv I67l44l5 is to bruise.
lly 10 9 lG is an animal.
My 10 IL IL IL is disposition
all love,
Nv 5 2l3 4 is n vegetable.
My i 2 II is a nickname iof
hey. -, . ,,4
NJ IA 9 s is pleasant on a warn
day. ,.n
NV whole is a great man "noh
every good Democrat Will '0'e '0''
Tbore is a woman living in New
ORLEANS, who has married. and bnrle'
one husband every year for sever
wears past, aud she has recent!
married her eighth husband.
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Marriagfs.
MARRIED..

In this county Monday, All inst. Mr..
GEnGGE II. DRIlroX aud Miss ELIZABETH
RIcE.
t. .hi, county. THURSDAY. G'h inst, Mr..
ELI BARNES aul Miss ELLEN RAISLy.
In tbs county, SUNDAY, s'h inst Mr..
CHARLES MooRg and Miss MARY +. GutLkY.
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Written for tie Fayetteville Observer.
a CARD.

Mn. EDITOR: would hereby ex-
press my Misrepresentation ofthe kiud-
ness Of many friends, oftle Cumber-
land Presby telian Church in this
place, in presenting NE with an entire
suit OF clothes.
T.. L. T. MCKENZIE.
Fayetteville, Tenn, Sept. IL, 1860.
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New Orleans. Ia
Cation .inll--salcs 800 bales. Mid1lin2
Inss "a lo7S. -Four, m adv,r .ir;. ton lencv
6 -. Sock light. WEi,key-Esciified 23c
Other articles unchanged.
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GeaH-,aes WI

Gesrtl-,acs 81 WI
with great pleasure
give MY testimony
fstowhqi your SAX
SNPAEILLA AND
SFILLINGIA. Or
Blood sni Livor'
syrrr. has done for
me. some threc anl
a hale wears since, I
was alta .ked with q
SCR o + { ! . L 5
WHITE SWELL
ING, which was al
.at;ngpaiu ! I tr!cd
hal two of the Bat
lone Of them a Pro-
,Ie,rcaf Cl,lece,)a1d
nv EallTS ] N-as 50
med to my bed for
nerves and muscles
acted and drawn M,
ak I had MORE
MING ULCER on
Ok from fine 20 time,
pRED PIECES Or
n ,h-ec % faIr iache5
'm1sta ske'c.n-, gnI
- al HOPES Of NY
.h-5 condition when
rorr ELo11 a04 Lar
fit.-s GeF srlDc tT1
AL ID ATTEND
I ~, hsSc become 80
.or. rnv di.a'r';r-
" EC,,jVEgE.oAi
llr,
Wy HN-DTE. u.
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Ho7. white and black spotted, marked viii
two swallow-fo,ks, about 81 months old' III
YIN. d. Bright, Goth dis, June -. 'aine'
at So.
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THURSDAY, SEPT. Is. isee.