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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

IL st. Nicholas Building Association.-Oice
under the Chatham Bank Of Chatham and Duane
sis. Entrance in DuaIe-st
This Association being now completely organized, the
attention Of those interested invited to the advantages 1t
presents enabling the poor accumulate his say
pgs, and provide himself home or the means OF produc
few years As the success Of any Association
this natsIe depends the responsibility aud chaac
OF those who conduct its affairs has been taken to
select such Board VI Trustees will ps0re the ptmQS
confdouuo " So themselves with the So
eieiy. The Office will be daily sRtil O'Clock p. NJ,
20 subscriptions where nfor nation may be OBJ
famed.
stare, $500 En'rauce Fee, 81. Dues, 81 per month.
William L. Conkln Clothier. No. Bowey.
Thomas Williams Jr, Grocer. No as MadIson-st.
John Leverage, Attorney al Law, No CT Chatham
Vm + PintBsy, President Aston Fire ms. Co
John Il Durham, Piano Fore Maker. No. 90 E. l3th-st
c. A Whtpev. Secretary Aston Fire las. Co
Geo b Winfield, Plumber, Ne. goa Water-st.
Egbert ScVdder, Hardware, No IS Sod-st
Jas v Rich Ststioner, No CT Willlsm-st.
william Close Builder. No. IL RoOsevet-st.
AbTam Duryse, Lumber Merchant, No. 224 Madison st.
Charles J. Shepard Stove Manufacturer A2 Water st.
John c. Parker. Coach BuIlceY Yorkyille
VIM A. CONRLIN, President.
THOS WILLIAMS. Jr, Vice President.
ROM ID. HART. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

rhrilling Tale Of The Revolution
FT,HE SEVEN BhOTdEkS OF WY
4 DINING; An authentic History Of the Brigands Of
the Ameneas Rsvoluiloh. ..~,,A,,
This work is nsnave Of exciting interest," ana exhir,
inr nscp,lar feature In the American kevoiuuon Inc
Seven Brothers q Wyoming" were the most waasI
known and dresded Of that peculiar class OF men caeo
Rsfusee SkHsrs which war Of the Colonies OF Amer
lea with Great Brtsn called into txis enoe The prsseH
narrative truthful ha'cy Of their unpsrns'sd sen 81
aiosy in New-York Phi laaepsia, Bucks County penn
sne the VALLEY OF WI emirg II smor aces also, vvlo
picture TIE bloody Of wyomiag The naTrass
4, ~ AZ kically written ana y III rspay aperusI
Prize IS cents. III LONG = BkOrhEn-
Ne a ANGST Y and all boob sellers throughout The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

NEWMAN & IVlSON, Booksellers
and stationers, No. 1893 Bread~sy. have, IN coeAse'
ticn X itb fall sssortnsn of School Books
FIVE THOUSAND REAMs OF WHITING
PAPER.
As fellows, for sale st Mill prices:
Blue and White Letter Paper
Blue and White laid Letter Paper;
Biss and White woe Foolscap Paper;
Blue and " hte laid rooscap Paper,
Blpe and white Note Pepper;
Ruled. unIulsd. gilt edged and psia
Aho varied and complete assortment Of
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Adsptsd e the CouAy Trade q the lowest sseng psess
NyWMAN 3 IvIeON. Boekssiisn,
= No. 10 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

10 Home-shares nearly all raken.-Tae III
Wing BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCtA-
TON N hOd Pobe Neetias - Cbztban Hall No )
Cha'bs9 square. on SATURDAY EVENING, March ~
a. y Ocock. WersioEmeh AID hers. IL your time
g. this Asocaion Ie@Ty full sad the books will
shortly ose
Addrsnss vii be delivered By able speakers who will
e1psia Workings Of the Association. Ladies and
lensn invited 10 attend.
En'rsnce Fee for the present, only S2 Monthly Dues
80. Par value If shsre@ ssO6
MOkhJs FRAKLIN, pres't, No. 1eS Broadway.
GEO. Il BELL. Vice Pfes't. No. 1853 Nassau-st.
Albert n HIcoLAy secre ary. No z44 Grand st.
THOMAS LAWRENCE, Attorney No IL Beekman-st.
TRUSTEES
Geo. III. rraukliB No. l73 Vestst.
Geo. W R,blet County Clef KS Office. City Hall
HerTing 7andi water-st-
james jackson, Jr No 1877 Broadway.
Royal q MiIfsrd. No 80 Barclsy-st
Nelson Puff No. 2i5 Duane-st.
Elias Combs, No ga Grsnd-st
y. G. hicbardson No 43 Fulton-s st.
Gee. T. Maxwell. No 18CIty Hall
Office Of Association No. 24i Grand. st.: open every
evening from TO 90 ock, and Wednesdays from to
oclock p NJ. for Ladies Articles Of the Association
may be had gratis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

= =.
&10 M00 WANTED-At six per
~ lOsOOVcent on bonds sad mortgages n pro-
duc,iye real estate IN Breosl,E Tas prepsy worth
double the and the nors.gss -heh are fes ~
sshef Address Box 100 A. Y. Post Once. apply 70
J. DIKEMAH, Ne. zss Fulton st., Brooklyn. ".
ZOO (NMl TO LOAN on Bond snd
ROOsONO Mortgage On productive ety Prep
srfy, N suns OF 81, 900 70 ZOE Apply 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
NEw-Yokh rKibUN
xnE NE w-YuNs DAILY rRLguNn

INK Ne W-tUnn VAILE HNsDUS~
-..,.sash hykHI elvfSLNo tsusDAS sxcssTkci
~ ShEELkY McELhATh,
= ~.e xplsusg sUILDiSes, COMMA OF spRuCn sNE
- s.hsA0-sTs., ofgOStfs lhk Cifr RAIL,
a.,,ssT,d 90 CIV Subscribers 10, l2i CeRsa per s-es
sfsn thsv Ogef.r, .bIy say advance at IN Dess
a. a. m.Atks OF Jsas at the ssns rae sage cvyet
sf.sts Nal Subscribers, Five Dcllsfs per saEsa
,sss. ssDocripticEs taken for Iacash5 For ~ "a
,.t, al So farce Dollars N advance feeelsea N all
1000 ~..a Country Newspaper Daily Fspefs fs-
s,1 =. ,s Office Whose .erms higher te&z faozs ~
-. T-,s<fsf are act allowed 5taereace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
Bperial Notifies.

~ House Carpenters Attention .-Ths ad
.,d r,eslirg OF The Trade win held CoAyeDti -
Esh, " oosfer 81, On THURSDAY EVENING. Mach
"a a o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

~ The Clinton Accommodating Fund Assoei .s I.
usn. of In 0eklyn will hold Public Mesung al me
ktn Of the Acsdsy No 1871 At antic st four doors be-
Nv Cllnton-st, Breoklyn, THIS Thursday EVENING,
March IS The pInclplex aud Objects we'll rs sdvah
ngss Of the Association will be explained At the
believed that o. persons 20 Dec ,e snare
AotsYs in this are equal If not superior TO any
Hssesiisn of the kind which has been formed 10 THIS
esuiny The Eatrarcs Fee is 81 per shs'e Mon, MY
ts So so aud ultima value Of uureoesmsd shares sow
yAn isstutisa campines the advantages OF aSsyings
tsnk with those Of Building Associaiohs SHAREHOLDERS
steeg TO pay their monthly dues sir mouths or more
sues, will receive pei cent interest thereon Persons
tssiNss Of becoming members do at this nesting
w lsavrs their with the Secretary or any oil ths
Believing OF ceis:
CHANDLER STARR Prest, No SCedar St. Y;
A.COOKEHuLL. v. Prsst No &c State. OF Il ookpA
Jas. A. COMING. Secretary. Nos q troaewrN
and 80 state St, Brooklyn
4. CORNWALL Atfcrpey, Mes 1875 Broadway, N. T.,
and 50 sydney place, Brooklyn
=. TRUSTEES:
Sesnels Starr, A. Cooke Hui. r. M Shefmar,
Ss. kssdmsn, q. A. Jarvis. Pope Catlie,
laHsen Weed ma ID Thomas JOAN D Cocks
. CAsuprey Warrsn " ss,lngs. Ckaxlss B. Rslwin,
m W Rose lanes Robipsoa, T ;. Bsraad.
A5Dd4 l. JsIes A w Johpson, Charles Stanton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

~ Mutual Lean HOUSE Furhfshtna aud
<1ano EoFts Assoct tfon-fhs suention OF the pup
" Avdsd to this rev society, which 70 new esins
snsl upon TIE plan OF the Building Assocaisss
eeeSh kss olstsnt in the oil us faae
ss Ne time Of its closing, which cannot exceed three
nan There will be ihise hundred shares OF ssVe easa
"a 10 nehker will he allowed 20 take more team hss
Ssu The monthly payment en- uArsdes med shares ~h
- and On redeemed shares So. Memosrs cas- ~ any
H the full amount Of then dues and become Tree
he Association. A discount Of per cent VIII Pc
Ssed On payments advance. No parsons need write
tpPy snless dents Of this city, BrooklyR or VIII
N1sSng. For iall particulars Prospectus &C apss
vince. 10 the Book store Of hessrs AOkiANCh,
snhh0Ah CO.. No. 2 Aston House, wherc suoacsap-
- WI 10 received Go and zee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
MUSIC TEACHER or GOVEaNESS

lvl Situation vaB,sd, By young LAZY thoroughly
qualified for the situation Has been smpcysd for TIRES
years in responsible positions Female SIENNA les 10 ths
sse. and present a. Goverlsss In fanny
in this city 70 instl vet on u Dr. ale
Painting and has thorough knowledge Of Music. Would
accept situation rs Masic Teacher In Seminary in 81
asal the city bot wsuld prefer situation In privas
family where she would snjey the comforts Of home
ais OF her ability and factory refs viii
be given Address Miss +. j., No % franklin st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

WANTED-By . young Man with .
w mali eagisal. ths Agency Of some article With q
extensive this city and we hy me ISL y rss.f-
hsd 70 bal Ne. tg7, Pest Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

FK uetropsIitan han.-ERlS'S GREEN ISLE
-0RIlLLY the Orator aud Humorst, 10 Of his elo
ousnt Ard amusing I1sh Evenings, ON FRiOAI EVEN
ING. March 20. One of Groyesteeas Pianos VIII be
.ssc Tickets only rs c's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

IJ-- po the Ladies.-A curse Of Free Lectures be-
fore the Lsdis will be given by DE- BANNING 10 the
bail Of Society Library crner OF Leoga'd st. ara bo4e-
way at y. NJ, on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and ATUh n
DAY OF this week, Physical Education and the Causes
and Cure Weaknesses and Diseases ofFemaes Ladies
asseraily are invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

u A Fair for the Sale of Useful and Fancy
Articles wil he held ri the Chinese Assembly Rooms
Broad sy. near Spring st on THU aSDAY aud FRIDAY
AFTERNOONS aud EVENINGS. (25h and 26th insts J
BY the Ladies Of the Eleventh Pssby Caarch Rev
Up HOVEY Pastor An unusu llY splendid assortment
Of ussal and fancy articles will be offered to The public,
and choice rsfreshmenis ,e,ved up Admiss sion free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

WANTED--As Resident Governess II
w asehrol. Protestant French L,d{ we'll as:l,lns
sns sIYsretesS in teaching shs trssca usns asse "a
axd tcdres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

4 S CHAMBERMAID aud Waiter, by re-
specable young Woman. Cha rmaid aad to
ss in the washing and ironing. Has objection TO
the country Has good city reference. Call at No II
Tttt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

LNIELD SPORTS Published This Day,
h the Fourth and Revised Edition Of FRANK FOR
ESTEh'S FIELD SPORTS of the United States aad Brit
Provinces of North Amefca, enlarged. with much val
liable information and many new EDgravngs added, VI
every species Of Game dawn from nature by the author
Henry Wilsm Herbert Esq Two volumes 8yo elegant
iy bound in cloth. gilt Price 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

A S CHAMBEaMAID and Waiter, or TO as
"A sist in the wasAsg and irsnng. or 90 ssss,s .ces
work in q smsll private family. W respectaoe yesns
Women. Coed city refsrsscs gwen Can q sees ~ ~
days at No SOC sh.st, between Avenues "a u VIZ
floor front room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

WANTED BY young Man, who IA:
w ssns kno~le ledge Of The busaem, snua'icn IN
wholesale boot sue shoe store Can produce good rseI
snce. Cal or sdGress note to d. X. H., No % Mes
ash Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

N and TO assist in washing and ironing. sewing
w,arg, and make herself useful. Cali az No 81 81 av
Bat of reference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

10y two Girls, one as good plain Cook,
Id and excellent Washer and Ironsr; the other IS
Cbarbernaid and Wsre or TO do PLAN sewing They
eau refer TO families Of he highest responsibility Call at
No. 1876 CIosby II. in Room NO. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
SPARKLING and BRIGHT.-THE

~ REvEILLE Of this week. is rich and racy number,
full OF Fur Frolic and Fancy. Original stoIet. Anec
dotes Conicahes and plenty of capital Wood Cut Illus
iratcns On sale by the newsboys and all The Perooica
Agents. Price only two cents. Wholesale Agents. DEX-
TER BROTHER, Ann st s.. HALLECK. Nassau st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Experiment. at
Stuyyesant institute, No. $50 Broadway PROF.
OWN will lecture THIS q thursday and Fndsy 25th and
7ub) EVENING. Glasses for instruction will be formed
Terms extremely moderate Doors oDen at ca, to COM
psncaat Il 0 clock. Admission one shllllng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
MUSIC TEACHER.-A LADY having

SERVANTS.-Families in want Of good
~ hsln ox c AZ corrtrv and suitabls for all ststions
sttsin sseh the Office, Ne 1e GrsnA-st near ths
Bovey where but Ihsse Of good moral chNactef.
and when bsjsys 10 be strictly and smpsfae are
allowed to ANN. b Wazfod few Pfosssssc. Sns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

~ the Last Lecture Of Rev. DR.. 8ACoH'S Course
a., Eastern Travel x3l be sisen st the caoe totce GA
fsIpAY EVENING 26Ih inst at u o'clock THIS iec-
turs vii iaclude account Of MS pesouS adventures
s.esr the Kurcs 1ickes (sdmTting two psrsons) two
sslugs For sale a. Nc. 66s Broadway. No. 1919 Broad
s.r at q door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

WANTED-A smart and tidy Woman !;
w American, Et gish, Scotch, or Wesh preferred
Mus. be experienced and fully capable 81 dong tns woik
II ,m all fsmily-one who would prefer c1mfJrtaole
hon 10 high wages. widow With either boy or srl,
age from fourteen would ind this rare
a. The child would te treated one Of the family Al
dress .. stpaid. DOCTOR, box 1875. BfoadwyP.o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

A MILLER WANTED-To 90 short
4 distance in the county. Young unmarried Man
obtain good situation BY callirg at Ne 81 West st.,
New. YORK. None but these coming well recommended
L sed apply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

4 RESPECTABLE YousG WOMAN de-
N sbes a situation TO do general Homework in small
riyats family. Good city Apply at Ne 1875 18Th
H. cor. oil lat Az, second floor, front room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

~ Deafness Cured, whether accompanied with
homes zznets pulsatiss, pain, discharges from the
head or external ear by Dr. LUrENER'S newly dscov-
cred remedy DR.. LUTENER'S Ear Infrmsry No SO
Prince T. oBen daily, except Supdays from until
4 An letfeln mn.i Contain fee of 81 AID be prepaid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

"ANTED.-Thea advertiser Is deslr0us
w of meeting with some highly respectable family,
who wosld rent Of him new and modern nis HOUSE
sbs,by iocate in hs upper part Of The c and board his
fsm,h ia smal OF the rent They es also have
the pTivsee of tassga few mere boarce 70 Any seen
Of their and o'tecufrg plea
ssnt hou this osrs an unusually fsvo' able opoousny
The applicant have furniture OF me mssns
Nth wbieh 20 furnish the house Throughout except
taken BY the advertise which need DO ops par
tall, 10 Address JONES. ais sfhce for one week, sviag
name and references
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

"A S DREssMAKER In a private family, or
n to engage by the week month. Adde'S note
call at the fancy store NO. 1876 2lsts next 10 h av Call
after IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

EMPLOYMENT Is WANTED by
DUH hA wand effsr tn his smnl0J srssf
knowledge and long IN the basnss and refer
ences that would be BILE Expectations ~ to
sa4sry ooerste Address W. X Office Of Tss Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

A S COAcHMAN, city or country, by a
IA scOtchmsn about 81 years Of age He give city
references and has first knsw'sdse of his business
Apply to Mr.. SPHINX, at Ne ia Nassau ST., basement.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11
How to get Ri ch.

A correspondent Of ,he New
York Journal of Commerce asks
the editor 10 publish the following
for the be nellt OF those young men,
and children of larger growth, who
drink, CHEW, smoke and otherwise
l.squandSr their shillings and small
change We think il might suggest
a good idea to the Temperance re
formers. Ifthey would establish a
temperance saving siTstitullon,
the gradn al accumulation of capital
would soon operate as a bond oil
union and prevent hundreds from
violating their plighted faith The
article reads as follows:
lst. If at the age Of II years, a
man will lay up Is pence per day,
and keep ii at compound interest:
that is, resinyes: principal and in-
'ferest every six months; he will Iind
al the age of 60, OF in 80 years, it
amount to 100000,
I'd. The island of Manhattan was
originally sold by the Indians 10 The
Dutch lor fifteen dollars. II that
!ifteen dollars had been Ilcpf at ebnf-
pound interest until this time, it
would have amounted 10 more than
the whole wealth, real and person
al, at this time in New York.
Sd. One German banker sent TO
a banker in England, a bottle Of
wine 430 years old, which original
" costs 30 cents. The English
banker computed the compound in
terest for the time, &C., found the
bottle of Vt inc to cost more than the
present nationaldebt Of CT. Britain.
4th. If note shaver start with a
capital Of $4,000 and get ] per CT.
per month, (the usual rate in five
Years, he has $4,000; in ten years,
$4,000; in Is years, $4,000; in
20 years, Sl60,0oo; in 25 years,
S320,000l Young men, you often
ask how jews get 50 rich; answer,
by observing these rules. And re-
it is what you save, rot
what you make, that you have on
hand.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11
On Good terms with Death.

/ In the Southern p art of Tonquin,
| the highest complii inent you can
| pay to a distinguished parsonage,
/ and the dearest toke n of esteem for
/ a reyered friend, is the present Of a
/ coffin. Anumber of Catholic Priests,
of native origin, joined in giving a
coffin as New Years present, to
the Bishop OF Laranda, who had
instructed them in theology, saying
that he was growing old, aud they
could hever have more suitable
opportunity to offer him that nee
essary piece of furailure. At the
same time they called his attention
to the excellence 1.-THE wood and
the beauty Of the work. Such is
the custom Of the country; no per-
son who has readhe d the age of6f4
ty is without bis coffin, which not
only stands ready for its prospective
use. but serves even now, as a Ia
bic by day and a bed by night. The
children of a family ii good circum-
stances, will combine 10 offer collins
TO their father and mother, and pu-
pills make The same present 10 a ven
Grated teacher. Death there has
no terrors. A poor widower, feIf
dangerously sick, and the first care
OF his friends was 10 borrow a coli
fin for him. When this was an
nouncea to the sufferer lie irem
bled with joy, and asked to see The
borrowed article. Nov said be
fet me die, for i'll live ] shall have
to return il, and who knows If /
can ever pr ocure another7' In the
same spirit the friends of a dying
person speak in his presence Of his
approaching end, and of The prepa-
ralrons for his funeral. The Bishop.
above referred to, says that one
day he visited a catethumen, whose
malady, though likely 10 be pro-
longed, was sure to end fatally, and
found a woman sitting by hrs bed
side making the mourning clothes
for the family. At the door vas the
engaged III making The
coffin in sight of the patient, who
directed the work with tie utmost
particularly.
These particulars we gather from
a letter Of the good Bishops. TO a
friend in France, published in the
JounM des DeJats.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN THURSDAY, lOTEMBGR II, 1852.

The above facts, we think, offer +;
fine field to those who want Inateria
/ for a story What follows might bt
worked out with interest for a conclu.
ding chapter.
The old man continued to pros.
per until the summer iof 1919, when
he was thrown back almost to his
original poverty by the double loss in
the great fire, in which ali Of, his
property was consumed, and an un-
fortunate endorsement His remain
ing notes, the last upon his real es-
tate, matured and helped to complete
the wreck. Indeed he was left the
little garden On the city's outskirts
as his last stay. Not word had
been heard in the meantime from the
daughter, until the arrival from New
Orleans last Wednesday of herself
and husband, on the ste mer Tuscum-
bia. They had just returned from
California. 1se young man easily
reconciliation with his ia.
ther-in-law, for he is now no longer
penniIess. Three years of hard Dig
ging in the mines near Sacramento,
had rendered him capitalist to the
tune Of $4,000, ofwhich 1880 were
yesterday deposited in one of our
banking houses. Our informant
states that the young man has already
commenced an attempt to redeem
some the old mans property. Al.
though the different members Of the
party have occupied opposite posi-
lions on the wheel Of fortune, they
seem all equally satisfied, we are told,
since they have met.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11

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STANCES.
sCJ% The privilege of Yea-l5 Advertisers is
strictly timi'ed 70 thdir o,ca iarraediaie and
Regular Busiaess; ana The Business of an
Advertising Firm IS not considered as in
cluiing hal of iis Individual members.
sr-J-Annouue5gg { Candilates. ghreq Doi-
s-srs; 70 be p.sii ii .g&rance IN Epefy Case
a4J9 lyerisemsnlF n4i marked wIih The
an .t5er Of laseriipas when handel in. wils
be .oeiinaed ,sas;l ordered oat and paynerl
erar.ea. -
ID p \, .4lgsyiisenl lsut can be inseritd gra-
fuifousiy
st5s Adterlise 0enis of a Personal Nature
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