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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-10
MarshaII's Uterine CathoiicOn

TA6 become so widely popular that liHseru-
/ Iluous x ignorant PERSONS have attempted
to counterfeit the article, and in some instan
ces tbbv use name 50 nearly. resembling
Marshall that a casual glance raieht mislead-
II K afsdlntel, necessary tb use c1uti6R aud fS-
anime The name. and also.to observe tia, The
saal II the 6iraefenber. Company and fhe
name IF Dr. Pomerov Is On .cyerg bottle Wal
.TaIl,sI CatIolieof,. Is prepared bv an oil and
sl.;lif,i nj ,sic;a, h the most scientific m.tl-
nor (fber nre,,arI .tions pairporting 70 perform
the same cures are brcprcdIi,v those whoIkaow
nnf wIat.tbey dol The subject Is one de-
m,,n1ibg ,rest carh ami though some Of the
nostr,iIns referred TO are sod at lower price,
than Marshalfs. 10 one who Is afflicted can
hesitate between really valuable medicinal
PREPARATION anG one which Is only pretending
and Injurious com round. Let purchasers be
on their guard 10 prevent dffePtion by similari
ty Of appearances.
This and al the other medicines prcphFed
BY the Glaefenberg Co, # New YORK ara for
sale by McElroy & McKihney and Diemer &
Hampton Fayetteville. here also may he
had gratutouslv, the GTa4 fenberg Health Al
manac for 1851. Oct. 6, 1855.
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New per Sleame i Africa.
W NJ

Furkish affairs unc banged
Omer Pascha's summons to tht
Russians is published. 1t IS temper
ate and manly. Glotschsff'ss re.
ply is short ard booiish. IIastili-
lies expected TO commence on The
25lh Both armies continue to
make active preparations. Abdel
Ell kaler has been offered the com
mand of the Turks, but aw ats per-
mission from France. The Turks
are voluntarily pouring immense
treasure into the treasury.
The fleets are ordered to the
Dardanelles but they are not 10 en-
ter The Black Sea except on the hos
tile advance Of the RussiaDs3
The Sultan has granted an En-
glish co npany the right 10 contract
a ship canal from Parsova 10 the
Black Sea, thus supercedins the
mouth of lhe Danube.
The FIR tnch emba Ssy denies that
the Gar threatens he extermiua-
lion OF the Turks, but on the con-
irary it was reported that the Gar
would soon issue a peace manifesto.
MoRE LAND. 1t is stated that
" the treaty lately concluded by
Gov German, of NJ Minnesota, with
he Winnebago India rs, the govern
nent obtains one million acres OF
,rairie and timber la nd, having a
ront on the Mississippi Of about six
y miles.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-10
Gbf JAark1t5 Iute5t Nutra

NASHVILLE, TENN.--There are about 20
inches water Oh the Shoals. Steamboats, of
the lightest draught continue to run between
this port and Paducah
Cotton This great staple continues to come
in slowly, and what arrives goes into Ware
houses on storage. There is no change in the
disposition of either planters or speculators--
the for nerI will not sell at present rates and
hold MP for better, Wills the latter, uncertain
as to the future, have nd disposition to bqv un-
less at prices which giv4 ample margin for Sc
curity against hazards
Advices from the SO hth indicate growing
opinion that the crop hhs been materially III!
jured by the recent frost Is, which, taken in con-
nection with previous outward circumstances,
render it pretty certain that there will be a con-
siderable falling off in the production Of the
whole cotton region. Here in Middle Tennes-
see where the prospect for an increased crop
was very fiir, At is now pretty well ascertained
that instead of an incre ase there will be a Sc
rious diminution.
The receipts here up to this time since the
1st Sept. amount to BARELY 1908 bales. The
sales during the week are less than 100 bales.
Prices may be quoted at "a @8c for good mid
ding.
Sngar-The demand for n. 0. Sugar is fair,
and the ST bclS ample. Sales at So @711ac by
the barrel, and 5C06c bY the hid
Coffee Good Rio sell + readily at l2@ lie
For other descriptions the demand is light.
Molasses Sales at f5@28c Il gallon for
common New Orleans; Sugar House 5000
moderate demand.
Flour-There is somb demand for Flour on
speculation and steady demand for consumpr
ton. The stock in store, however, IS sutfi-
GENTLY large, and price s steady. We quote
ST. Louis, which is scar@c at So 80; Tennessee
sos so. No Ohio lib market. There are
some brands of Tennessee Flour Of excellent
quality, which command ready sale.
7 Salt-Thc stock of salt in first hands is small
and prices have an upward tendency. We
quote barrel salt at Coo p bushel. Sack salt
fine So so p sack and coarse 50 % sack
We can scarcely hope for any abatement Of
these prices until there is a sufficient use IN
the river to authorize the attempt to INTRODUCE
further supplies.
Whiskv--Ohio 22@ 20ci Nashville Recti-
fed 16G20c.
MEMPHIS, TExS-Cotton---Ihe demand
since Saturday has been manifestly more active,
and prices have materially advanced. This re-
suit is attributable solely to the tenor Of the
foreign news received on Saturday. During /
tho week, the total sales amounted to about
500 bales. The receipts and shipments were
as follows during the same perPd; kecelpt1, /
6O5l bales; Shipments l2l bfles.
We are enabled to give the ~ ling prices OF !
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Valuable Property for Sale.
"HE Steam Saw Mill. belonging

EHE Steam Saw Mill. belonging to
j the firm of McCslla & Co, situated s
miles southwest of Fayetteville, Lincoln conn
ty, will be sold TO the highest bidder, on Fri
day. the 23d of December. 1858. Also. the
property pertaining to said establishment, cbn-
sisting Of two Log Wagons one Road Wagon,
and teams, together with the tools, fixtures,
ETC., therefore belonging. The Machinery is
of acknowledged superiority, and the solerea-
son why the Company wish to dispose of it IS
the failure of timber in the vicinity. A cred
it of II months will be given, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security.
All those indebted to the firm, are hereby
notified to come forward andlhake payment
McCALLA d co.
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sHEni.fF-IINcaI.x COUNTY.

90 We ard Iautli0rizal to announce Col
David EIPFsas. candidate for Sheriff
Of Iiarain coUFfy az the March election. 1854.
frlFNc pre- Authorized toannouice LItIIc-
berry L. Cole. candidate for Sheriff Of
Lincoln foaHty,iat The Marth election. 1884
q We are Elatlosized Il arInosuce .gohu
z. EsOtiOM-. a candi,latelfar Sbhr7tr If H.
coin county. atsHhe March dectinn 1874
sEJa We ara'hutho-jze,l toa,non,,co y.s
50. esFizT ard candid lte for Sheriff Of
Lincoln COUNTY, Elt the Mar,b election 1874.
t1jj We are authorized ID announce WHEY
FE. AIex;.natr. a caua5late for Sberitf If
Lincoln county. !5at the Mar4b election 1874
& We are Authorized b announce Major
: a. u. siiasiIitS can'illate fot reelection
T. The ollire Of ESqertf of Tircolb conntr ~
the March election 1854
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-10
. the second largest, a
DaguegreOtype Likeness

Of tl,t gentlprdcuring them, execu-
aed the highest style Of the art
7 II the tlifd largest, a 9 opy Of
SHAksaEARE's WoRKs, bound In gilt,
together with subscription to cit her
GrahaIn's Magazine, Godey's Lady1s
Book, or Peterson Magazine, for
1871, as the agent may select.
For smaller number than the
third largest, we will give the agent
rgS FER ESr Of all the monies that
may be collected or due, for one
ytl, Oh the subscribers he sends as.
II preferred, instead.of giving the
prizes above stated, we will give each
agent TEN TER CENT of all the sub
scriI ,tions obtained, as above set forth
whether one or one hundred.
an we ask, is. that the subscribers
50 obtained, shall be solvent, or ply
in advance. Who viii so to work
frsi2 Who viii commence the gopd
work? The foregoing proposals are
worthy The serious attention Of every
one. They are by far the most libe-
raj dfersavcr mfde in Lincolnconnty!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-10
The New Comet,

Which lis flying with erratc force, with it.
fiery tail, and shedding ray Of light, now and
then. equal to the effulgept rays of the sum
mer's sun, isnow commanding position in the
minds of men, who had arequently spurned it
from them The time is now here when all
must acknowledge the superior power of mind.
All persons throughout Nashville acllnowl-
edge the highly concentrated properties so art
fully compounded in the Universal Female
Friend, Dromgoole's Female.kBittersp One
bottle tests the matter even relieving the
most distressed. Females, we are in. earnest
when we say you should use the above lnedi-
zines. They are truly valuable
Fors IN Fayettevillefb by Diemer s Hamf-
on and MeElroy and Mckinney; in Lewis
ourg, by j. L. Jones. T. /
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NEW nInnn.

HUR establishment. on tilewes- sile
" of town. between the Livery S.a- ~
BE and Public Square, is still IN full Va
blast and will continue 10 be keIit in such a
manner as to satisfy thoset who may chill,
that nothing IS wanting on our part 20 crafty
the tastes Of the public Z Our Bar II at all tirles
stocked with the uery cboicest LFq9Jrs, Cfgdys
Tobacco, etc. that the city markets can afford
Those wishingto '-cheer the inner mani are
invited to attend Good order will alwavs be
kept. We have just received, in addition 20
the stock already on hand, supply Of superior
Brown. Loaf and Clarified Sugar; Coffee, Salt.
Molasses, Pepper. Ginger Spice all kinds of
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Snuff Black
ing, Gun Caps, Powder Lead, Shot, Matches.
Cigars of every variety, all kinds Of Teas and
Candles Oysters fresh and picked, Sardines.
Cheese and Crackers Pipes, Soaps, Wash
Boards. Upper and Sole Leather, Candles of
all kinds, Rice, Almonds, Indigo, Matder, Cop
peras, Essence of Cinnamon and Cloves. Nut
mugs. Liquors of the rarest quality, as Pale, I
CoEniac, Peach, and Apple Brandie4; Fancy
CoFdals, Brandy Cherries, Port and Madeira
" Ines, Gin, Rye and Bourbon Whisky-in +
short almost every article needed to make
irst class house. Thankful for past favors we
solicit continuance of the same,
determined as we are that our house shall be
Known for the good quality Of orr stock
BUCHANAN & HANKS.
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'UNHE very valuable tract of land, i now Of
L fered for sale, lying on the lower Pulas-
XII road lea,ling from Fayetteville, = miles
from Pulaski, and adjoining Psgah Camp
Ground The tract contains $50 acres,
200 of it in cultivation. The land not
cleared, is well timbered. The property is
well calculated for stock farm. Onthe premi-
ses, is a large dwelling house containing six
rooms, together will all necessary out-houses,
Also, has an excellent Cotton Gin and thrash
err
For terms, and any other information de-
sired, apply to Jas. H. Lester, Of Pulaski, or
T. B. Lester, on the premises.
Nov 10 lS53-ft.
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ROEIGEE,s QUE.

"HF subscribers would announce that they
have purchased the entire interest Of Mr..
r I, RusseIlin the store house, Goods, notes,
accounts, books, etc, belonging to kusfeH d
Tucker All debts due the firm we have
BOUGHT; and all against the same we PIE to
pay Our stock will be kept complete, ana by
selling for small profits, we hope to continue to
receive liberal Share of publis7 patron ade.
L. E. TUCKER 600.
" IN 1890
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Valuable Property

The Steam Saw Mil, eight miles
west of ihis place, will be offered to
the highest bidder, on Friday Dec
Esd. The machinery is of the very
best quality, and in superior order
The only reason why it is for sale, is
because the timber in its neighbor-
hood has been used up. 1t can be
moved with built cost, and those
wishing to embark in the business
would do well to attend the sale.
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MARRIED..
DIED,

In tllis county near L.vnchbrg, Aug 9Th,
Mr.. fFsh SKIES, aged about C0Ee
In this county, Friday 18th inst, Of apoplexy,
Mr.. WM. MCGEE, aged about so years, He
was one Of the oldest and best citizens Of the
county.
On Mulberry 18th ult- of a pulmonary af-
lection, Mrs NAscY, wife of Mr. John Bailey,
aged about Go years. She was truly esteemed
by all who knew her, and her death is as uni
Yersallv regretted
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bought Out

L. FL T'uckdr e. o. have bought
the emit e interest Of b. L. Russell
in the S tore house, goods, books, etc.
df RussW e. Tucker, and will con-
ttnue business at the old stand. =
dive them a call.
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NV ORLEANS. +Cotton--4oO0 bales
have changed hands at frbm 9ta91Ic for Md
ding. Superfne Flour il worth Sc 9Oa7 .
Dbl Corn is dull at 65@7Oc p bushel Mess
Pork is quoted at SIG p bbl. Rice is dull at
s. % z cwt of the new crop.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-10

The London correspondent of the
philadelphia North American, under
/ late of September 23d. says:
"a party of ladies and gentlemen,
n number eleven, proceeded on Sat
lrday-la | st to. the celebrated plains
bf f'lodden, with the singular purpose
bf baptizing an infant child IN the
waters Of the stream that flows
Lhrough the field of Flohden. Tfe
party was accompanied by a clergy
man from Glasgow, who performed
the ceremony The principals OF
The party were Americans, ana 'he
father Of the child is said to have
discovered that some ofhis ancestors
we're slhin with James ", at the
hattie of Flodden field. Hence his
desire to have the child baptized IN
that remarkable locality, and he had
journeyed all the way from New
York fdr that purpose.
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!. NEIL. dH4s. \. xooRrs. WV. WRIGHT
NEIL. EEO0RES & WRIGHT.

j EEAVING purchased from South
i i acoit1, Morgan d Neil their local E&3
! ton and stock Of Goods, are prepared sea-
! TO offer them to purchasers on such terms as
cannot fail to be satisfactory Our stock of
Wbolen Goods. Cloths, Blankets, 0vercoafings,
Negro Shoes, etc. etc. is larger than usual for
the season, and we are deferpiir. ed TO sell
them. Buyers will therefore find it to their
interest to pay us 2 visit, before purchasing
Qut object is q sfll Goods for small profits for
cash or to solvent men on time We have ma
by articles not usually dealt in BY retail mer-
chahits-such as Blacksmith's tools, Saddler's
tools, Bellows! Carpenters tools Basging
Rope C'oier'F Ware, Chairs, Spinning Wheels,
etc. Ne hoieI a continuance Of the business
Of our predecessors, as well as call from all
othfrs who wait anything in our line.
AS he present. year is drawing near its close,
we Mllliot consider our accounts due until
pH5IFTiIAs YE8R.I
flFfieiS L'p9eyi Jeans and all the usual bar
er ths country, taken in exchange at high
,st Itiarie; y us
NEii.. M0OREs < WRIGHT.
n4y ], 1853.
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Eru & ami Medicines,

As the season of the year is rapid
ly a pproacbing, when Freventives and
remedies for diseases incident to CO Id
weather vii be needed, we would ia ke
occasion torefer to the stock of DIG
D er y Hanpto,i, of this place. They
Il ave, ia the way Of genuine Drugs,
Medicines, etc, every article neces-
s.ry to make a complete assortment,
and Will take pleasure in carefully
filling any order in their line. In
the difficult process Of compromising
medicines, and all the other minu-
ti.e Of their profession, they are 9 n
tireiy competent, so that the utmost
confidence may be placed in their
prudence and ability. Besides, we
know them 10 be gentlemen Give
them a call. A trial, viii fully prove
all that we have said.
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The Fair and Supper

i On Wednesday next the Fai
and s upper are to take place
~ this town. Who is gding2-or
ather, who will have the hardihooC
to stay away? To til G young men
10 we ~ an especial manner appeal
though all are invited to be present
the married and single, the young,
middle aged, and "the old folks at
home, are solicited to be in atten-
dance. Let him that readeth come,
and par take Of the good things free
ly. The price is only one dollar for
bountfful feast of the most tempt
ing viands that nature and art
can proiluce, to say nothing of ga
zing int a pair Of soul-lit eyes, that
are accompanied by rosy cheeks and
waving ringlets. The inducements
offered are enough to enlist the at
tention Of an anchorite But, above
all, The ladies a re engaged in an en-
tetprise which cdmmends itself to the
Judgment, and should unlock the
pockets Of the most selfish being
neither more NOR less than to raise
funds for the adorpment of a build
ING dedicated to the worship of the.
Most High. While we do not call
any one 5 motives in question, nor ar
raign ny ones judgment, we do
not envy thht m an who will grip his
Measure, and refuse to contribute out
If his a undhnce, to an undertaking
50 entirely laudable- Churches =
neatly gotten speak trumpet
ongued in favor Of people. They
ire more effective endorsement,
han all the loud boastings and pro-
estatiohs that can be made between !
his and the dawn of the judgme nt /
lay. They ate listing monument of
he integrity, enterprise, and piety {
f the place in which they are erect !
d. What though the building !
5 set apart to the PRONUNCIATION of !
ny particular creed?- all are aiming !,
t the same great end. All the citi- !
ems of the town are benefited, de
ause an abundance of such temples !
violence God-loving people--a ]
'eople who are governed by the laws
f rectitude, in their every day i
transactions. As every one, there
ore, is interest ed in the success of
he object con templated, we hope pn
very one who can 90, will be in at
enhance next Wednesday night. i
Tickets may be had at Shapard's, s
outhwor this, and the Drug Stores. 5
or Farmers I
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IitentiOn Mechanics

The members of the Mechanics
Library Association are requested to
beet at the court house, in the d.
ision room, on Monday evening,
18th inst AS we have important
|usiness to transact, early attendance
requested. sThere will, also, be an
ddress delivered By a. member of
he Ass ciation. ANY mechanic, not
member Of the Association, cah
ecome one, by applying to the di-
+ectors ut any time.
J.D. SCOTT, Pres.
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FLOUR!FLOUR..

WE keep constantly on hand $
w large quantity Of Flour nude 80.
at the Bedford Mills, which we warrant equal
10 the Cincinnati or S. louis Flour.
EVANS * CUMMINGS.
sept. %. ShelIyville. Tenn
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See advertisement under this head.
Land, horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, etc.
are to be sold
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BIZ UE GRASS SEED,

w ia siya j! se Tssysd # 55o@ Sse
Blue Grass Seed, which we viii sell AZ skzz-
Nashville prizes ad ,earrant them fresh ard
genuine. EVANS * CUMMINGS.
sept. %. Shelbyville, Tenn
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TO GORE SpOndents

We have several Communications
On hand, which are necessarily crowd
/ cd out t p-day.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.-Remarks- Business gem
orally has undergone no material fmproYemei
since the date Of our last weekly review, whlcE
can be only attributed to the lohg continued
and disastrous low stage of our rEers In IN
leading articles of trade we haze little or II
change to notice, either asregpdsI prices or del
mand; transactions have been confined almoj
entirely to the. wants of the homo trade II
produce market has continued fiTf during ths
past week. The Provision market has bel
quiet, and sales were quite limited at prevloll
quotations.; the stock IS graduallyI DIMINISHING
With reference to the incoming crop OF Hogf
upon careful examination from the best an
most reliable sources, shows Very large III
crease over last year; 50 that prldes must ruk
much lower this fall, than the previous one
Since our last report we have heard OF sales
Bowie and other counties, OF between an
5000 hogs at So, 50 gross. Also, Fales OF 2os
head in Henderson county, at 81, net. II
pork packers in this city are making ampE
for Strengthening and packing ~
coming fall and winter The Weather durlIt
the past week has been clear and quite COD
with some rain, but not enough 10 affect I'll
river The river is extremely low, ana navi
CATION much restricted. FreightF to all point
rule high. /
Provisions and Lard The arfet has bed
vsrv dun throughout the week Mess Pork
held At el4 We have heard of no sales i
TRANSACTIONS in Bacon have beenvery light
From stores we quote as follows: shoulder
60; clear sides 81; ribbed sides 4; plai
hams 1O16 and sugar cured hams lie. TIL
sale from the country at about = cent oeifa
these rates. Reg Lard we quote al &c, an
firm.
Potatoes and Onions--Potatoes we quote \
81 80 p barrel. Onions scarce at 81 oo
barrel.
Tallow--We quote sales N lots OF goo
prime at 811a csc
Wool--Sales of tub-washed at 5o(q aoc, an
wool in grease at 23@26c; receipts light.
Wbisky--Prices have fuctuated. In tn
early mart Of the week several hundred BAT
rels raw sold at 23iS @24c On Saturday, 10
bbls, sold at 22Bc. Rectifed we quote at22l
cents, and copper distilled 33q
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IaluabIe,Land for Sale

Valuable Land for Sale.
FYNlIE subscriber offers for sale tile. "a
d very valuable TRACT of land on 80
which he now resides, I miles westIof -
Fayetteville, Immediately ON the Turnpike
nov being Constructed leading from Flye5te-
vile to Pulaski containing about
300 ACRES.
2Op M cultivation, and the most of the balance
endoftd bnd well set i'll blue grass The tfact
is we'll htered, has on liza comfortable dwell
ling hqus pad all necessary out-hbuses, while
lhe soil IS inferior to none. Terms made
known OIL application tothe mleEs grled
VI. L. DISMUKES.
{ Oct. G 1S53-tf.
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sUST received 125 kegs Of Nails.
90 the best article made in the United 60
States EVANS & CUMMINGS
sept. % Shelbyviilc, Tenn
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SUGAR.,
In STORE

kOA BARRELS No l. Kana- e.
cOO villa Salt, 500 Bags fine 80.
Salt EVANS * CUMMINGS.
sept %. Shelbyville, Tenn
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SELLING OUT!

VI ME subscribers are row Offer e,
Ing their stock at cOsf-an4 $500
nd niislahe-for the purpose Of clo1 *
sinEIo,t and winding Iip. as W. pr. Webb Is
yerJ shortly to open new house for the sale
of Bry Goods, Groceries, HardwIr re, etc. etc,
at the Sulphur Spring, eight miles west d Fay
etfekille. Conc quick. If you wish to buy
Gods cheap. as the new Store is 10 be opened
nv the 15.b Of December at the latest. We
wilIsell as we advertiss---at coIt. Try and
see jan those indebted to ". I'll Webb or to
Webb& Woods. arc heraby notified to come
forward and settle up, Immediately, as the
b,,s5naks must DO closed without DELAY
WEBB 81 WOODS.
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Tosdthe with a full assorth er Of ffmay
stolesi consisting OF Raisius PFesefycs, Sweet
meatf, Crackers, (tudies, esc etd- which, We
VIII |sll low for cA{H.
ELLIOTT & THOMPSON,
not 3. Shelfygille 4 4ru.
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For Farmers

For Farmers =
We advertise, in another column,
a very valuable tract of Land, lying
not Gar Fl ON Pulaski.
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OILS AND PAINIEs.

w H P..a;. t / Al L as.ss5' on Gd id 9
store and for salh Iy
ELLIOTT & THOMPSON,
nok3 Shelbyville, Tam.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

'=s 'hles dul Justices blanks just printed
aal for sale atqar lesk-ieap