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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-01
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NCINDOES' FALLS ACADEMY.

The Spring Term of tins insti'u.,uH nas. and c"n.
...e II weeks. For particulars address
ga u r. WILLIAMS, Principal.
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made his way through them, and when once
into the lane found it a little wider than he
expected. 1t also became free of bushes As
he proceeded. He stopped moment to
examine the priming Of bis pistols, muttering
as he did so:
MY worthy friends are rather sharp. They
do not do their numbering IN the open road.
where spilled blood might lead to their detcc-
ton, but inveisle the unfortunate traveller
into the dark lane, where be may be safely
put out of the way and none b" the wiser o!
it. At any rate am fully prepared for them,
and they will rot put me out ofthe way with
out a struggle
Having seen tha, his arms were ready for
use he rode slowly forward. keeping care
full watch on each side Ot the road. that he
might not be surprised. rs longas Tie woods
kept rs open as they were, he had no fear. as
there was no good hiding place for a man.-
Ere long the woods began TO ct thicker and
more >.n,hrr. Little hj3:.>s covered with
bushes tccaine frequent, un,!i Il, ia>t they be
cane Iors range skiitirs each side of the
road. The hor>culan Kit that the time which
vas to try him was near AT hand, and he
Dropped Tie reins until lis hand touched a
holster pistol. which lie firmly gra>ped.
nnt Hn,.nc 90 .'rJ 'tn" ,s aS>,,,,'.d ~ .ir nf ca,n
I.,.,,as. ,lnr,,h his watch w., rn,, L.cn.,
than ever. At length lie came to place
which he felt certain contained his en,my.-
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IN. ,,,r,,o>. e c,pc.alrert vt.,n,ls ,b..,
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sr1ribrd ,.9cb cny,, SrlInIy = Ii>.J Shot
ranr ont mon the .ir and j.. In, f.D,o ~,
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n1omrn,'s hr>;ta,ion - Ir,,.,.I his n;,to) and
tjred TIL, aim was trrrihL f.fal , vII
,trirh ,,rr ,nnn H.. mir ava ~. nrx. r,".
MEM, ,b,,r '>,r,ro fro, L4h;,.i =. Iu,I ,.,
ife c.,,rc.aI L,.rn,.r. p, he h.; rxrr.,,I bn,
hi, wife. IT,. blood W., r.ojnr cor;,.,sly
from b,r forehead. a,.J >l, ,,5t,I r..rr;;-
~. sn,c.,r!, She IT. I'd =. 'h. ..,,,. nt
the wall Of rocks. al! fill int the gua.. .:
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Geo. C.. Il Geo. w. CAHOON,
,rrop<EyS & COTNSEILORS AT LAW
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
r,rp ,xn FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS, LYNDON. W.
They will attend Courts in Caledonia, Orleans
and Essex Counties.
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l. II. CT A Il Il

poOL- p1%DEp Bradford. Vt.
Blk BoLs Of all kinds from superior Paper-maoe "
order and ruled to any patterl
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VIM. w. G3OU +,
,rTORNEy & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
,, V.xsrIr1p's BUILDING, BARTON, VERMONT
w,,enJ the Courts In Orleans and Caledonia Counties
IG: DAI8LIN NG a. CO,
rtOru1<G DRY GOODS < GROCERIES
Lunenburgh, Vermont
WeIshing done on Fairbanks Standard Hay ocae'
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! r. DELANO & CO.,

r. DELANO & CO..
ppOD1-CC COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
y < 30 CITY WHARF, BOSTON.
JR.D.&Co.. would call the special attention. ol VI
l.,.g1ers 10 the fact that they conhhe the"e'
....yeiv to a Commission business
-. G.. OTIS,
MARBLE DEALER. CHAsEs b'lLDiN'
Lyndon, VT.
IyxDON HOUSE, Lyndon, Vt.
/ DARLING Proprietor. Patrons OF .iae p CaIrace
and from the Depot free. Horses anu o"''"e~
,--t.
G. ii. DAVIS,
.rropx-yaND COT NSELLOR AT LAW,
q and Notary Public. Wheeock, VI.
, 1861-03-28
A young maa in Sacramento says The Uaioa,

A young man in Sacramento, says the UhiOn,
who is very fond Of playing euchre, and also
very fond Of the daughter of "pillar" Of one
Of our popular churches, was taking tea at the
house Of Ills adOFed few evenings since, and
had some fruit cake offered him. Being some
what confused on account Of his situation, as the
cake was held out 10 him, be cried out, {" pass.
The iather hearing him, aud having played some
in his younger days, was horror-strnck at the
young mans ihiatuationa Tor the game, and
thought be would teach him lesson, and spoke
bluntly: "You pass, do you? Then | order
you ul, and there's the door" The young man
slopci, and the last that was seen q him; be was
eudeavoring to make a companion believe that
women were trumps, but Q,lTulous old fathers
took al! the tricks byPlaying lone hands ,l.G
The Irish. or more properly, perhaps, the eiti-
zens of Dublin, arr greatly concerned about the
relIort that England is gOing TO abolish the Irish
Vice Royalty aud iis mock Court But In an
swer to an anxious query from the Lord Mayor
Of Dublin, Lord Carlysle says that he has the
best reasons for believing that the report Is en-
tirely without foundation. eroI ~ .H
The British, are now using gas as means Of
lighting vessels Of the Royal Navy. The plan
consists ia the construction Of q small gason,,.
ter in the engine-room Of steam vessel, from
which the gas, which can be manufactured from
more portable material than coal, is carried by
means Of pipes 10 the cabins and other compart.
"'e"''i N.Y. % 4tF qEsm s1 81. 'adi q.
The dykes IN Holland were broken inivariois
places January Sth and 9th, sweeping away the
houses Of thousands ol unfortunate creatures,
who are wandering, cold, hungry and homeless
upon thy dykes At night the rush Of the tor
rent is distinctly heard at considerable distance,
aud ali ritIiu.t ef helis nenr thu river hna haat,
s"h;Ta I ~ '"e'e VI ' ''~' '''' ''''' ''"' WV
'O' Oue" p
The French Post Office returns Tor 1860 have
been made up, aud from them i appears that on
an average every inhA6itant OF France writes
eight letters per annu'n. In England the aver
, 1861-03-28

Ae Aexandriay yGHsette says that on SAtur-
Gay, Jan task. the citizens residing In the immc.
SIate neigkbofhoodi Of the White House, in
vMeshlngtop1 were somewhat surprised 10 be-
-hoiting lfOm the equestrian statue Of
sS1f.on. (Which sjust infront Of the Presidents
lonl en- Americaa Gag. with astresmsr bear.
ing thewotds; ;SsBs tIIe Etsrnal." AS-~
me MrquisOf Bnteis thirtsen yeas old, and
~ IN income amounting to as much as S4OO, 600
syear. .Abhe b an orphan, his relations are
nsns'ng about their respective claims 70 the
s1-,sanrhiP Of the young heir. frrv
Two Jewish converts Il the name Of Leman
a1se been otdained priests, ana are ID llle RO-
-..-a ohaFeq service q Lychk 2. ,d' .
L,dss dcwH pcttic6ats are nov worn BY The
~ aaies nepnsequenee Vf The cold Wea-
, 1861-03-28
Domestic Items.

IN ,hs c;'y os PocSsS..r ~ = M w. ~ aSvar
Using " N y" ''S'o' --.NNiiSS-S'. WY.
10.
81" " nce s'uent ~ na.ni'n n % nas osen ap-
po.eu " W 'ue s "A uol'Oe ~ I" as''
"s'O'''
A merchant IN New YORK refused 10 sell my
tons OF lead when ne learned thatn was destnsd
Tor florida' gsst f gH t'o't.taT eU'71I51
Major Bel, In command Of the Arsenal At Str
Louis has been superseded. lie Is . North
CaroIinian, ana somewhat advanced IN years.
The Mayor Of Philadelphia has forbidden the
raftiing Of poultry; il Is said to have ruined as
, 1861-03-28


ACoumiitce has been iOrnied 1t Ttfli u
mise funds for the purchase q god espFh ~
The FLORENCE correspondento of. thc Prosidencs'.
Journal says that no less than llly ,Amrriean-
families are now doInicled IN that city. sc -
Mis- Lilly Macaiaster, now Madam BsIslmlnF
brings her BeleSih brio gfpp1l ~ poe lpg4 Fly1yT
the unchartabIe goesips, bui they neither ddl1it-
that the bride has youth or beauty.
Alexandra Dumas d Pdbiakins II ht Nsapoli-
tan iournaL L'Eadepndenfe various docnnIruln
infyhdel to prove that the suceeasof CaiilaldIlE
NcapOlitan campaign IS due, IN . great mtalmo
to bis eo-opefifion. eH--'A ds,rH fllssil3I
The origin Of the phrase smihd, Jour P'snld
o., ,nis said 10 have been call Of attgnliqn M
tho old EnglislI ale bopses 10 the pqis and quarts
being scored down Y the une0pseIOus q Feekls's
So great Il the scarcity Il apeeie d AualiiE
and 10 low the resources Of the treasury, that
decree has been issued lhr creating notFa lpy lhe
low sum Of tsn krcutzers, The value oi which is
less than one cent ~ r,r5.,.,,, Y, -,
A, strange belief prevails IN ppris, among No
friends Of the ex,King Of Naples, mat hE las
jssty viii allow himself Ia be taken psiiouog hgd
The Sardinians Il Is addcd that he win art thpnI
on tho advice Of the Apstripni Cabinet - Al
Mr.. BaMk.ysof tho Iond0n 7fmes, Who VAS,
killed by the Chinese, will live 10 The history %
Journalism, as he Is the first eolTtspondent o.
daily paptf who has received the crown n msl-h
tyrdom wIlilo ehgSgsdih his professional duiiiaE
in adistant land. "a an d ,issN .,td5i7uQnI
The French Government Il about % bring into
Frame llOr iptsEmcpt;th che srepniRs 81 ihs E,qs !.
Of Rcichstadt win then be the only one uI ~
Imperial family ont &c France, and will 10 flnnel
be transported. in their iurns 20 the iupefe'o
vaults ina naPaFss.al lsisaE-daunf sidissT =. l...r
"A dealer IN dry goods 10 Paris eneaged ne
services Of several wellslrerred ladies' Gho pro.
Inenade near bis store. and Hhen they Sc my
lady lnnking iHtd the Y uintldu, Gro a. fhum n1rd
trcarh and exrlam,- Oh. -iaRlt 4 sweet = o.,
'tloG eheaPi yEetns % in and buy M
Thers is severe ding about numsa n her
Paris Figaro 4 yast that AlexapdeF loved i'n-
cephalVs; Augustus, . laEroff Virgil, a butter
fly. Nero. starllng; CdmmodnA = mnr-'{t
lIeiiognbilns, . sphffOw Ilonosin4 arlIirArni
GaFibaldl, ucgrn. va ~ ls,'s - ID s'|nf
The JSurnal ass Dsbafi, fhe moii lg1nlr|'aI
panrr IN, France, sayaof The epfopoged Snnllqrn
4 Let Il pnrsue ila own rNyi
hut once uiare must Il Be pronounced tAal ll.Ie
q not chfntv ur"r tie esrth where i VII md
sympathy aud nssisiance.9 - ,tl-llt ~ ''1|-f
In an inloFvicE kldelp Mis- Drrmcr Ind rl'hS
Count Cavour. Prime Minister m lha King oI
sardnq, he ipiimlied . siro9e desire e ia,Io-
dure into Italy The Iabeds c6lPes. ullth t' ~
safeguard of he suI lecis On Enkhn1 ahl d No.
citizehsin America 10 this b. don,. thru y
y. :. 49, go. y 4. y. - y. -
e ~ " n. .,.. y. ~. " 4, ,,,.'
" ~ w X, Z z t
pnyse,esnsi ei sess nss,,s ~. .,.'s ~
geen., IT, ~. e-.r - - - 49,. ~.
ii..lII'E if4lI m;awiseS. M -. - ~, = ~.
, 1861-03-28
N;I'os'4lB /


Mrs Monroe, aged forty -four yeaEs. kfhsmo-
ther Of tweuty.iour children, q Knockbain,
Scotland. ss.--
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Wise ann Qtheshise.
ANECDOTE OF ANDRE.

"a forging party from New York
made an inroad into our settlement
near that city. The neighbors soon
assembled to oppose them; though
not above fifteen years old, | turned
out with my friends. In the COM
pany was another boy 10 age and size
nearly my own speed. We had
counted on a 6ue chase, bu, the
British were not to be driven SO east.
ly as we had expected. Standing
their ground, they not only put US
to flight, bat captured several Of our
party, myself and the other boy a.
mong them. They presently set of
with US for New York, and all the
way, as We were going, my heart
ached to think how distressed my
POOR mother and sisters would be
y hen night came and ! die not re.
turn. Soon as they brought me 10
sight of he prison, was struck With
horror. The gloomy walls acd
lfrightful guards at tae doors and
wletcbed crowds at the iron windows,
together with the thought 0: being
locked up there in dark Dungeons
with disease and denth, so overcame
me that ] bursted into tears. In
stan'ly richly dressed officer step
ped up. anil taking me by the hand,
with look Of great tenderness, said,
|"My dear boy, what makes you
cry?" | told him ! could mol help
liz, when | compared my present sad
prospect with the happy one EN- Joy :
ed this morning with my mother and
sisters at home. swell, well, my
dear child" said he, "don't cry any
more" Then turning 10 the jailor
ordered him to stop till he should
come back. was struck with the
wonderful difference between this
man and the rest around me. lie
Iappearsd 10 NE like brother, they
like brutes. ! asked the jsilor who
be was. why, that's Majer An
DIRE" sale be, angrily, "the AJjutant
General Of the army; and you may
thank your stars that be saw you;
for I suppose thst be has gone to
the General to beg you Of, as he has
done many Of your--rebel coun-
Try men," In short time be re.
turned, and with great joy in bis
countenance, called out, We'll, my
boys. I've good news for ycu! The
General has given yeu to me dispose
Of rs ! choose; and now yen are at
liberty. So run home TO your fnnc
parents, and be good boys, mind
;" hat they tell you, say your pray.
ers, love one another, add Goo Al
mighty vii! bless you"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

TASTE FOR MIDNIGHT RAMBLING
-Maesuley had a singular taste ioI
walking through the deserted streets
of TIE great metropolis 10 the de d
of nigh, when the citizens were fas1
asleep, and all was hushed. Those
were the hours, he used to remark.
for reflection and thought-wher
that utter loneliness which is pc
euiiar at midnight to great citiet
steals over the msditatiug way fHrer
solitary, apparently, and alone in the
world. DR.. Johnson possessed 6
similar taste; and Chas Dickens il
singularIy fond of the old city street:
and alleys when they are emptied o
The busy throngs that fill them il
the day time.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

In pursuance Of she last will and testament
4 of William Givens. Twill as executor of said
will offer for sale to the highest bidder on the
premises, on Monday, the Gath day
OF Jane. 1851, on . credit Of one and two
years, A TRACT OF LAND situated in Lin
coin county, Tenn. District No. 10, containing
about IS acfes, bounded on the North BY
the lands Of Thos. McDill. on the East by the
lands of John Sandlin. on the South by the
lands Of Joseph Clark. and on the West by
the lands Of VIM. Fife. The purchaser will
be required to givebond with two good Sc
curities for the payment of the purchase mon
ey and lien will be retained until that mon
ey is paid.
JOHN L. cAUGHRAN,
Nay 25. 1851. Executor.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

Who is the first woman mentioned
in the Bible? Jsnny-Sis
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

a Benevolent Institution established by spec;o
Endowmsent for the Relief Of the Sick ana
Distressed, afflicted Nth Erulent and Epi-
d'naic Disease, and especially for the cure o.
Diseases of the Se1uai Organs
M EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis. by the
Iva Acting Surgeon. TO all who apply by
letter, with description of their condition
Gage, occupation, habits of life, &c., and in
ease of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
rhea. and other Diseases of the Sexual
Organs. ard on the NEW REMEDIES en-
ployed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted
in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will be &C
ceptable.
Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order of the DIRECTORY.
EZRA ID. HARrWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCIIIl D. Secretary,
Nov. 15--12m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

The medical attendant ct the ST.
Louis Hospital accosted an Irish
servant at the door of the same, the
other day, with: did you give the
medicine as | told you?" Faith,
an | did, SIR "And the brandy?'
"Shure, an ! thought it pity te
waste so much good liquor on the
men that were bound 10 die any how,
so | drank it myeelf."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

A RECIPE FOR THE TINES. II have
the opportunity Of knowing that
many persons are using -four who
cannet procure lard; and as the times
arc hard | will give plan fer ma.
king bread which ]. at all times, re-
gard as better than bread made OF
hog grease and physic, (soda, sala.
ratus, cream tartar, &C.,
Take the quantity of -four to be
used, with salt added to suit the
taste; pour upon it boiling water,
stir with a spoon, and when sufficient.
ly cool to handle, place the dough
upon a board covered with -four,
and roll it to the thickness of a
half an inch, cut about the same
width, and roll it round With the
hand as you would marbles; then
bake in bot stove or oven (cover-
ing the vessel with Hour,) until
brown. This bread will be light,
nice and sweet. 1t rises upon the
principal of expansion by heat.
Persons who imagine that they can.
not eat bread which does not contain
fat and drugs, may use butter OF
syrup, and the most cultivated taste
scarcely observes the differe nee. -
This | have seen tried upon the
moat fastidioue. VEGETARIAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

CERTAIN RrMEDY FOR A FELoN.-
Take pokeroot and roast it in the fire
until done, then wash oil the soft
part and make it into a pouliiee and
apply to the place afflicted three
or four times a day, as hot as can
be borne, and it will perform a cure
n. forty.eight hours.
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fmrm ann Garhsn.
Cure for Slammerisg.
Some years ago a famous pro

Come years ago Famous profess
or came TO town where was then
residing, AMI announced that be
could ''cure the worst casa Of slut
tering in ten miautes without a
surgical operation" A friend of
mine was an iuveteraie case, sud ]
advised him to call Oh the wonder.
fdl mlgic ian. He called, was con.
weed by the testimonials exhibited,
struck up bargain. paid The fifty
dollars, and soon called at my Office.
talking as straight as railroad track.
| was greatly as,onished. and ask
ed my friend by what miracle be
had been so suddenly relieved Of
his life long trouble. He most
provokingly informed me that he
bad made solemn pledge not 10
veal the process of cure.
| knew Two other cases - ladies'
end, calling upon them, reported what
had come to pass.
They were soon at the professor
room, came away greitly eIa:ed
raised the hundred dollars, vent the
next day, paid the cash. and in q
half an hour were ready. bad the
question been popped. TO say yes
without single jerk.
was soon made acquainted with
several other cures, quite as remarka'
bic, and resolved to put on my
sh..rpest wits and wait upon the ma
glcian myself.
lie seemed an honest, earnest
man, and in two days / hsd made
up my mind to pay large fee anG
learn the strange art, with the privi'
lege Of curing whatsoever would.
Those who had been cured by the
professor were solennly bound net
to rcveal to any one; but my con-
tract gave me he privilege Of U.s.
ing the knowledge as | pleased.
And nov / propose TO give to
the readers Of my paper simple urt
which has enabled me to make very
happy many unhappy stammerers
10 my own hands it has often filled
to effect the desired result, but in
three fourtbs Of the cases | have
treated the cure has been complete
The secret is simply this: The
stsmmerer- is made to mark time
in bis speech, jast as i, is ordina.
rily done in singing. He is at first
to bea. on every syllable. 1t !;
best at the frst lessen to read some
simple composition like enc Of Da.
vid's Ps,lms, Striking the finger on
the knee at every word, then resd
in a newspaper, beating on every
syllable. Soon you need only &c
beat or every word.
You can beat time by striking
the finger on the knee. BY simply
biting the thumb against the fore-En-
ger, or moving the large toe in the
boot.
| doubt If the worst case OF stutter-
ing could continue long. provided the
sufferer would read an hour or two
every day, with thorough practice
of this simple art, observing the same
10 bis conversation.
AS thousands have paid City and
hundr, d dollars fer this secret, ]
take great pleasure in imparting il
to he generous patrons Of my pa
pr.
The above is written in response
TO request by a SISTER OF Charity
Of this c;ty.-(Dr. Lewis Jo,una
Of Physica! CuIture)
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A pretty young lady, OF being up.
braided at an evening party for dres
sing SO spariDgly 10 this climate, re-
piled:
when dressed for the evening, we girls
now a days,
Scarce An atom Of dress on us leave;
None blame us-for what is an evening dress
Buta dress that is suited for Eve7"
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LnsO!Tent Notice.

PURSUANT to an order Of the Clerk O;
u the County Court Of Lincoln county.
Tenn. upon the suggestion OF the admiris-
traitor of the estate of @ t. Cos<u dec.
of the Insolvency of said decedtut's estate.
notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against said estate 20 rreser then, to
the Clerk of said Cours. au,heuticsted. on or
before the 9Th day Of October, 1861 for
pro rata distribution, or they will be forever
debarred.
AgrillI. Up: ALLISON, Adr'r.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27
RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY.
The Only Mandatory of TYPE
on SOUTHERN SOIL
SOUTH OF BALTIMORE.

THE PROPRIETORS of the above e.
Enlistment have also united with their
Foundry complete Printers Furnishing
Warehouse. having on hand or furnishing to
order every article requisite for Printing Of
fee, from Bodkin to Ten Cylinder Press.
Type and Printing material from any Foun-
dry North furnished when required. We can
and will manufacture at Richmond, az good
an article. and at the same specimen prices. as
any Northern Foundry. We respectfully So
licit the patronage Of the South.
WALKER. PELOUZE SEQ.
We refer you to every printer in this city
We desire every newspaper in the South
to copy this advertisement for one month
sending US one copy of their paper, and re-
ceive their pay fer such advertisement upon
purchasing FIVE times their bill from us.
June Sim. W., Pa Co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

GRUMgLERs.- The hardest situation
for grumbler 10 be 10, is to feel like
grnmbling, and have nothing te grum-
bic at.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27
inSalFent Notice.

DCRSUANT to an order Of the Clerk
= the County Court Of Lincoln courtv
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the at'mirisrrs-
tor of the estate of Jame- IT. Dntielson. dec.
OF the insolvency OF said deceGeut's estate:
notice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against SAID estate 10 present them TO
the Clerk Of said Court. autheIticated ON or
before she 4 4th day OF sept. IsGI. for
pro rata distribution. or they will DO forever
Geba-red. c. c. MCKINNEY, Admir-.
March a.