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A CARD.

A CARD.
Mas. q. S. Lemon. havi ;g taken up her re id nce
Vl III "ashingto:, will zee w. fw pupi 5 f. r
INSTRUCTION the Piano and in focaiizal,uu Nv
to impart thornu-h aud scientific knowledge to
those pi"c ny themseiv s under her charg-.
FERNS Made known ut her residence. Eleventh st .
near Penn ivaIit aveuue.
Mr.. {. s. has the hDior of reference To his ex
ce lency, Mil ard Fillmore, rresideAt et the United
states and Rev. Or. G NJ. kuter.
feb %
WANTED TO RENT SIN all hous. for \
w family OF four persons. he SITUATE between
III And 1t sire Is III Penn. and New York avenue
would b PREFER ed. Address box 245 City OFT Of.
mar 1t:
OPERA B ,OTS, CoNGREsS CATERS, &c
lust RECEIVED f.om the mauu,actorv of w.
y Whitney Newark, New Jersey, Formerly of this
cuyD
case OF Opera Boots
case Congress Caters
case Union Shoes: new article; aud
One >. ford SHOES
!, Also, ease Of boys Congress CATERS and Onion
shoes. For sac by JOIN Mills
Fashionable OF Maker, Browns notee
jan Is
Regalia, Fringe and Trimming u anufactory.
\ RS Lowe has on hand 1. few s.. t. of EucamJ ,.
Nl ment ksGALlA. that will be sod without re
gt to cost.
n Bin view # the approaching rational jubilee
leg leave 10 inform the Committee # Arrans enlents
siial e pr pared IL furnish Martial SASlikS and
RJoEITE>. in all coiors.
MRS l. IVES TRIMMING MANU-
FACiUkY p nsy .vani, Avenue.
South side, between 9th and 10th IT'S.
JUST RECEIVE ID, dire: from the porter
y 100 p.irs French Walking hes gazrd)
so do DO Tui ct Slippers, beautiful article
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jim NJ. DUNN & BROTHER,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CITY OF
NE" ELLIS PATENT SAFETY La Up l. FELD.R
" AIR .NTED to prevent ali accidents trum the
w nA' "i buroing Find. Any seeing the
jets viii tie pc retty sail tel Of tLer sa'et,. We
have them titteu t. the Solar. Glass. and i,tair
LAMBS Also, Extra ieads aid rubts tit any Lamp.
For sale, VIII ,esal-: "n:i ret il. by
JOIN VI. DDNN. L. BRO,
Penn.a v., ct. 10Th and i1t streets.
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E.fract Of a Letter fran Miliiord FGin,or,
Il Lave read j; (ii.r hant'r Matazine) Win
ro d iesl of attic i'm, ard .vc Ee,i:a.iun in NV
ing hat thiak il of the m.st valuable p.ri,0i-
rus iit't ever pub ish" 70 tie Ea-.tnn, [ t
seems quite Incl ptnssbs. *ui IL lie staie-
Of general iut ImrtrE aimost equal, o. irab.-
1T l. Grand ri csitufy OF Lsp" Iscts and iEi'rn-
Il, n. Viii can he fo'I nov here s, veil Gg.t'~'
nd so accessible H. i'll iics rumb, ,ny regrc;
Il az 10 OF own tie Woe worn
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OFFICERS AND DIR CToEs
kLFhEr GILL. l'r,sidsit
.OifN l. EUNFt. Vicr T. esi'eEt.
JAMES {. WaIKLlY, Sfcr.taIy
DIRECTORS
Aired Gin. William +. ore.
John l.. Buire. Nesp lEo!lister.
jaime. g Boil samuel fci-.
John 4. Eut,er. De-, lie phiH;s
Noah Whea on. L. y. Humphrey.
Do.ED OF FINANCE.
GgfEGr BEACH. $50 resident hOerix Ba"F:
Il. +. Robins N. so President Harifid fn
l'or. Isaac Torc!Y. late Attorney ter eraI L. =
!. G. JACKSON. VI u. N,siieal fHau'ir"r
AhCHiBALp WELcH ~. D.. G. rsu't' z . ~ scan
gent FOR DISTRICT OF fnTrrm,
Rrr irm'n e. Worcester D'vsl'- Gui'drT, fvei
WhtLursts c. cry. u nrsyirshia Az ME. 80
Hartford, March, 1852 Jan d.
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NIASON,S PATENT SPERM OIL FOR
A. HATCH. Jr
STREET, Cpl osi:s tie Bank OF "ashinst n.
fehS-
I AR ID o L.-Just re'tivta sV es lhs lara
IL sir. or sale by a. II II ~ jf.
c street, opposite the BanA OF Warrington.
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POltr.-The w,tc.men on Saturday night
m'de descent upon house on the ISLAM I,
kept, We are toll, by white man, aud
there captured ii gang of negroes who We're
gambling.
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Al Z. SULLIVAN, Cabinet Maker and I'm
AS1. dertaker. Furniture neatly repaired, c eauei
aAd 'arnIhei ALI orders viii be promptly attended
10 AT the o Il stind Gate r.. " Thomp>onsj Il ST.
oet"eru 18th aud 18th street north side jan IL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08

She was born near Knoxville, Last lennessee
August I, 1903 fn1812, her parents, Cam
Id and Sarah llofatt, moved to this county
land settled near the mouth of Cane Creek
Mrs. Bum has been a resident OF this county
nearly ever since. In 1926, she profcssed re-
Iligion, and since that time continued to live q
faithful and consistent member 81 the
Methodist church. On the 18th Of July,
+, 1927. She was married She leaves ten chill
dren the Youngest being only uine months
and few DAYS Old, TO mourn an irreparable
I loss.
] Though attached to her church above every
other; She took a sincere interest IN all; and
seemed never more pleased than when behold
ing their usefulness and prosperity Asa wife,
she exhibited an ubtiring devotional conf
dence which wonanis heart alone can feel for
the partner Of her bosom. As mother, she
taught obedience by kind persuasion, ard
ruled bv the influence of love rather than fear.
In all the relations of life, she manifested d
suavitf Of disposition, a feryency OF attach
ment, a devotedness of affection rarely ex-
celled She lived christian, and the calm
and serene manner ia which she resigned her
self into the hands of the King of Terrors
gave the strongest proof that she knew IN
whom she trusted. From the first, she seemed
to have Ircsentiment that her last illness
was upon her--as it was. But her faith in
Him who "can make dying bed as soft as
downy pillows are.'' enabled her to meet
Deaths icy grasp with fortitude and resigna-
ton. The sunshine of the Redeemer's coun-
tenance lighted up the dark pathway. and she
triumphantly passed through. Among her
last injunctions to her husband and children
the prominent one was: meet me in heaven"
Her death was a touchingly beautiful evidence,
that the terrors of the grave vanish, when
soothed by Saviour's promise. But she is
gone from our midst. 1t is difficult to realize
the fact at first; but so it is. That voice
which was wont to breathe the sweet accents
of kindness, is hushed in silence; that heart,
which ever beat with the warmest emotions OF
love and Affection is silent in the grave
Though bereavement. hangs heavy upon the
husband she has left, though the golden chain
of mothers love be broken, and though
void, which is irreparably felt, exists in the
neighborhood circle, vet the pleasing testimo-
ny of her dying words, should soften the grief
of those who so deeply feel and mourn her
loss
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Two men in New Orleans. each

Two men in New Orleans, eaci
owning a dog, recently allowed then
to fght, and after the battle was Owe
the men themselves got into a wran
gle abou. which was the smartest an
inal, and did not settle the ques-
ton until one Of them gouged out
the other eye:
The Fox girls having tapped Q
large fortune out of the pockets o.
the people, have purchased fine
place in Harmonic, New York, and
retired to private life. If spiritual
ism is a humbug, they have found it
a profitable one at least.
A negro in Petersburg, recently
lifted, and carried some distance, a
hogshead of tobacco, weighing three
hundred and eighty-five pounds.
Uaanimity of tie Ca5iaet.--The
rumors which have been disseminated
Of difficulties in the Cabinet are ut
terly without foundation.
There are now 200 students in
the Medical Department of the
Nashville University.
The sugar crop Of Louisiana plail-
tations is remarkably good this sea-
son. One third Of the planters have
already commenced rolling, and a
hogshead and a half of sugar is made
from an acre of cane. This says the
Courieris excellent for beginning
The Maine Liquor Law was car
| led al the late election in Wisconsin
by a majority of two thousand votes.
A contract has been made with
an English company to construct a
plank-road across the Isthmus of Te-
huartepec- The road is to be finish
ed in one year.
The Miller doctrine is spreading
in Maine There are said to be
thousands who believe the world will
be burned up next spring
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Another Biz Turnip--

AS no one has taken up the ban
ter thrown out by us a week or two
since, to produce a larger Twnif
than one left on our table, by Mr.
James II. COBB, Mr.. G. himself con-
cluaed to raise the gauntlet we had
thrown down. Accordingly. we &C
knowledge the receipt Of another
specimen of Lincoln county growth
being a Turnip Weighing nine
pounds, and measuring 324 inches in
circumference, by fair weight and
measurement, The We getable was
washed clean and trimmed closely.
Mr.. Cobb informs US that the "patch, "
which was only about Is feet vide by
100 feet long, produced forty bush
is at the rate of about
eight hundred bushels per acrs!--
We guess that NO one will '*tackle :
With this, because, in our opinion, no
one can beat it.
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MIysrssrppr.--The following are the

NIIssrssIPPI.--The following are the
members Of Congress elected: D. 3.
Wright, w. S. Barry, o. r. Single
ton. and w. P. Harris-all democrats
The following is the State ticket
elected: John MeRea, Governor; vi
H. Muse, Secretary Of State; a. NJ
Jackson, State Treasurer; and ID. G.
Glenn, Attorney General-al dems''
Sale Of Nudes and cattAr-At
Paris, KY, on the 10th ult., it i
stated that not less than $500 head
of mules, and between 2 and 3,0Op
cattle, we're in the market, bes ldes 9
great number of horses. The amount
realized is set down at $780, 90
yellow fever was still pre- alen'
in parts of Texas at latest acc oup's
Great damage has lately beer
done by fires Oh the pr les y
Illinois.
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Fay etteville Observer
Free Of Postage In Lincoln county
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8; 1850
Gun0i0otrs 1855.


OF We are authorized to announce Col.
David s Hobbs. 9 candidate for Sheriff
Of Lincoln county, at the March election, 1854.
GIVE are authorized to announce Little
berry Il. Cole, candidate for Sheriff of
Lincoln county, at the March election, 1854.
0J We are authorized TO announce John
r. Motiew, candidate for Sheriff Of Lin
coin county, at the March election 1854.
sDs We are authorized to announce yas.
ID. Grizzard, a candidate for Sheriff Of
Lincoln county, at the MarcEelection. 1854.
EWe are authorized to announce Wiley
NJ. Alexander, candidate for Sheriff of
Lincoln county, at the March election, 1854.
OF We are authorised to announce Major
las. VI. Hanks, a candidate for recollection
TO the Office of Sheriff Of Lincoln cottnty, at
the March election. 1884
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08
NOTICE..

IN obedience To- decree Of the Circuit Court
L for Lincoln county, pronounced Tin the case
of Sally Whitaker and Others, against Isaac
Whitaker and others at its November term,
1853, Twill sell on the premises, on the goth
ddy Of DecenfbeF, 1858, subject to the widows
right of dover, the two very valuable tracts OF
land on which John J Whitaker lived at the
time OF his a cath; one Of which contains 18e
acres; the other containing 526 acres, lying i'm
mediately On tho Turnpike read leading from
Fayette ville to Lynchb,ug, six miles from the
former. Said I'd md viii be sold in two lois on
a credit Of one, sso and three years. The ptrr-
chaser will be requircd to give bond and good
sdcuritv for the PAYMENT of the purchase Tnpn-
81 and a liep retained upon said Land until tho
purchase money is paid
/ JAMES r. CHlLCOAf, cferF-
| Nov. oath, 1853--tds.
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Look Out :

As the readers Of the 0bsercerar
aware, there has been a tightness fol
several weeks past, 10 the money
market, at New York, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore. In these cities the
rates Of interest has ruled on good
paper at from Is to q per cent per
annum. The interior of the country
has not yet felt anything of it, and
we hone will not. Yet, unless our
citizens practice a rigid system of
economy, it is very possible that we
shall feel something of the painful
effects of the pressure which they
have already experienced in the
large northern cities. Several large
houses there have failed, and one OF
their banks suspended, which has
created some excitement. In this
section Of the Union, however, we
are greatly mistaken if a healthy sys-
tenn Dies not prevail. Our people
are as free from debt as is usual with
those who are prosperous, and unless
they should indulge in extravaganza
hereafter, we thipk there is no reason
why money Should not be as plenty
in Lincoln county next year as it has
ever been. We have generally good
crops, comm auding good prices, and
we have good reason to look forward
TO an increas ed state Of prosperity -
Care should be taken TO keep Our
exnepses within our available med u.s.
PRuD ENcE, is the keystone OF safety
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08

We understand that Miss Cy nthiq
B. Reynolds,to whom we referred q
week OF two since, is to give q Vo-
cal and Instrumental Concert IN this
place ON Friday of this week. She
is said to be a sweet singer, as we'll
as complete mistress Of the violin
and flute.
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Land for Sale

Remember, the land belonging to
the estate Of J. j. IVhitalfr, dec,
is to be sod by decree Of Court,
on Tuesday, 10th inst 1t is a
very desirable locality, lyi1 g but a
few miles from town, on the line Of
the Lynchburg pike, and possesses
an excellent soil. Zee advertise
ment.
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Dissolution.

w e have this day sold out our entire stock
w Of Goods to Messrs NeA, Moores q.
Wright, and our firm is now closed by mutual
consent. The business is in the hands Of Mr.
William s. So,ah,corth, who will at all times
be found at our old stand, ready and sCiLfing to
receive money, and we hope our friends will
keep him employed.
Our successors are too well known, for any
mention to be made Of their willingness to
wait on and endeavcr to please all who may
give them call.
SOUTHWORTH, MORGAN Il NEIL.
nov.Ii, 1858,
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Expedition


Before the building Of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, the
price of fire. light from Nashville to
this place, was something like half
what it is now. The increase, how
ever, has been submitted to beca use
it was thought that the difference in
time gained BY the railroad, over the
wagons, would about Offset the d dbl
tional cost The ginning, ? thop gb,
is not uufrequently over the leii
shoulder as many business rifer
will testify. A case in point: Or
Monday, tho 2lst day of Novem Der
some new type directed to Us, from
the Cincinnati Type Foundry, were
forwarded to the Nashville depot, TO
immediate despatch Up to the Las
Of last week being about two week
they had not arrived in Shelby
byville! This IS expedition viii
4 vepgeancel A wheelbarrow lin
could beat it. As the railroad at
tachees are, no doubt, anxious to &C
commodate the public upon whom
they are dependent for support
we shall, probably, be able to hal
the arrival of the type in a mont
or two.
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Corn

Corn
Our friend and subscriber, Mr.. a.
e. More, has laid on our table an
ear of corn of4decided ally respectable
growth, in the way Of size. 1t meas
ures some twelve inches in length,
o. inches in circum Inference weighs
Ia pounds, has Is rows, and 975
grains. The grains are ne ther
small NOT medium, but are large ana
long.
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Much i'm Little

Always patronlze stores that 40
vertise. BY SO dong you VIII gen
orally save money; for advertisers
always have plenty oil cus'on'ef''
and are therefore able to realize q
large income from small profit on
each article.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08

TNHE undersigned, having pur- e
l. chased the entire property known 50
as the SselbyviHs Inn, and expecting to ESSgT
officiate as landlord Of the same during WI
the balance of his life, would respect
fully announce to his old friends and the public
generally that he continues at bis old stand,
where he has been for the last fourteen years.
From the long experience N his business ne
hopes to continue to give general satisfaction TO
all such as may favor him with call his taT
Bile will be as good as the market can possibly
afford Prices moderate Rooms neatly fitted.
Passengers with their baggage, stopping at the
Inn, CONVEYED to and from the Depot free 81
extra charge. Sept ~ ID. 5. ES Ans.
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Did You?-

Did YOu!-
Did you read the article headed
@Read This in which priz rs were
offered, in last weeks Obserf ery Il
not, suppose you hunt up ting paper,
read it, and then go to work "A
man of ordinary energy, by Fmprov-
ing the opportunity thu ofe red, can
make So or IS per day Who
wants to pocket the pc 7 cen tage:-
who wants to handle tt e och lnk?"-
let him bring us the list hd we'll
s'Gork over" Try it.
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New Arrangements.

! Fayetteville Carriage NaHufafto'y.
an the 25th Of Oct, the subscriber esSx
~ purchased the entire interest Of So
Jordan Hooker, L. ". True and }. ". Hobbs in
the firm of j B. Raboteau 81 Co, IN The Car
rage Manufacturing business. All debts due
to said firm must be paid to him. and all against
it he is to pay. Thankful for past teYors, be
respectfully solicits a cnntinuapcu Of the same
with pledge, that-nothing shall be waiting on
his part TO give general satisfaction.
Hi J. B. RAB0TEAU.
ii ~ "a 1eSS
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congress
This body convened last Monday
1t may be, that ne will receive the
Presidents Message in time for the
next Observer. If not, We sha all give
it place as soon as possible after it
does arrive.
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On RlAeEs.
MARRIED,

In franklin. Thursday, 1st inst, by Reg. a
n Cunningham, Maj. DANIEL McPHAIL, of tnl
place, and Miss MARY A., eldest danghffr 2
F. B. Carter, Esq, of Williamson county.
In McMinn county, Tenn, 9th ult; oy3 W
Cox Esq, Mr.. JAMES MAssENGALE aged hbou
80 years. and Miss J ANE WATSON agfd foou
Is wears. r.
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DIED..

In this vicinity, Saturday, Sd inst.,f con-
gestive fever. Mr.. ISAAC WHITAKER, aged about
40 years Mr.. W. was born and raised In this
county, but for ten years has made Nafogdo-
ches, Texas, his home.
For the Fayetteville Obsfrer.
DiEp.--fn this county, Nov 20. fS53 Mrs.
ELIZABETH BUSS, wife Of Mr.. WILEY Bum.
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e@ Business Notice. -es /.

frJ- The Post-Ofice List Of Letters is pub
lisled in the FayetteriHe Observer, in compliance
with law of Congress, which provides that it
shall appear in the newspaper hating the
tARGEsr CALCULATION. -9s
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Nov "a. 1855.
Sc i TLE uP.

A s is well known; the firm of Gill B Rus
N sell was dissolved months ago; and 1t is
now necessary that the notes and accounts be-
lonoine I'd said firm should be settled up
We have borrowed money to meet our liabili-
ties. rather than push those owing Us; and the
funds thus borrowed must be PAID we
do hope, therefore, that those indebted 10 US
will come forward and settle without delay; as
longer indulgence cannot be given. What We
owe is due aud must be paid, and we can only
do so by collecting from those who owe us
efIL 4 RUSSELL
Nov. II. 1853-4t
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Poetry.


Not longago, met a woman,
Diseased and feeble, pale land wan:
Like one appointed sood for death,
From whom had fed all hope of health,
She tottered on. It's Go the gravetY
Said |: f'no power on earth can save !"
A month rolls round; again we meet:
She now walks briskly through the street.
l stopped and looked. What. IS this thy w9iIiiai
Was once so feeble, pale and wan,
| thought was soon to sleep in death? N
What could it be that gave her healt b?
She heard my voice, and, turning, said:
''What was it saved nia from the dead r.
Brought back my heal th, once SO mote!
Thank God. twas Drpmgoole's Female Atfl-
Yes, many things Eve tried at length [dFte
Twas this g Ave me health and strength.
used it all: it did MY life promote!
Hurrahl hurrah! for Dromgoole's Antidote.1
/ For sale in Fayetteville, by Diemer y Hathf'
ton and McElroy and Mckinney; IN LeHls-
burg, by j. L. JONES' Il.
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Meeting

MtttIHS
The members of the Mechanics
Library Association are requested to
meet at the courthouse next Mon
day night.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

lFNHE Steam Saw Mill. belonging n
il the firm Of McCalla & Co., situated s
miles southwest of Fayetteville, Lincoln eoun-
ty. will be sold to the highest bidder, on Fri
dav. the Esd of December, 1858. Also. the
property pertaining TO said establishment, con-
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 sole rea-
son why the Company wish to dispose of it is
the failure of timber in the vicinity A cred
it Of II months viii be given, the purchaser
sizing bond and approved security,
All those indebted to the firm, are hereby
notified to come forward and make payment.
McCALLA d co.
Nov. 10, 1S53.--tds.
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arr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

uJM. H. WEBB has this day bought out
w the interest of JAMES @. WooDs, in the
business Of Webb + Woods; and the firm is
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons hay
ing claims against the firm of Webb & Woods
viii please present them to Mr.. Webb for
payment. he having assumed to pay all their
debts Those indebted to the firm will please
cali and settle iasmsiatelg, as Mr.. Webb de-
signs soon leaving this place for the sui
phdr spring, 8 miles west of here. where nc VIII
sell Goods and Groceries-ana he must haze has
ouonsu w. H. WEBB.
Fayetteville nov 1888 JAS. G. WOODS.
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Sold Out
.tH d. 8. s. II. Ewing are selling
their stock Of Goods at We ~ low
rates-and no mistake. Go q nd see.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08
Thanks

The Mechanics Ii rary Associa-
ton votes thanks to Hon. G. W.
Jones, and c. A. French, and ". A.
Wright, Esqs., for donations of books
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08
Neatly Printed Blanks.

ConstabIes' and Justices blanks just printed
and for sale at our desk-cheap.
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FLOUR!FLOUR.

w keep sastan IT ZION, on hand nsd. -
a. Tho Redfori Mills which we warrant equal
FOL the Cincinnati DR. ST. Louis Flour,
COLDWEIL & CUMMINGS
Dec. !. Shelbyvillcs Tenn.
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For Rent.

For Rent -
During the year 1854, the lower
room, with cellars Of the O6serper
building. For terms, ETC., apply at
this office.
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NJ Advertisements must be handed into the
Office by Ties Tag Morning, to insure an appear
ance in the following Paper.
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