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j Meriniack Mntnal loan Fnnd Association.

Merlmack Mutual Loan Fund Ass0c iatiOn.
rEAHF success Of Associations, of This kind in other
II Cities Induced the Secretary OF this Association,
TO prepare Books Tor subscribers stock in The Lowell
Mutual Loan Fund Association, in November last. The
Association formed aud now the Shares on which
thirteen dollars have been paid valued al thirty
dollars each, thus shaving the rapidly Of accumula
ton, for scheme has been devisedby which the
Accumulation has been rapid having all the adyan-
tpges and securities of Savings BAnK with greater
proiltsa ghe geeat benefits conferrei by their opera
ton, in the aileviaton of and removing ncum-
bTances from property, must fofcibly present Them
selves to every intelligent person. Any having
property incumbered, by taking advances of his
Shares. receive from the funds of the Association
sum sufficient TO remove the incumbrance, and repay
the Association, BY payments each month, having
eral Years to pay ii, making it comparatively easy and
If he wishes TO build purchase house. in this way his
rent may be turned to assist in paying for his own
hou e. or if he pays two dollars per month into the
Treasury,h he wiliaccnmhate the OF Fl We hundred
dollars, in from six to eight wears, according The op
eraiiOns thus far The Books of this Association ares
now for subscription, and The public invited
call and lean the advantages, mske any inquiries,
anime the plan of operation, and subscribe for stock,
at the Office Of the Secretary No 9, Nesmith's New
Block SAMUEL MCINTYRE, Sec'y,
Whois also Agent for first Class Life aad Fire Insnr-
ance Companies. isOl3 dawif
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PATENrEa -
80 ease ,9loi PATIENTS .iasf % 91Gf ala9J
icy American and Foreign Office. e,
Agency for Business WITH u. Is. Paten 1

nod H4f- once, WAsHINGTcNa assiA ,S2se
obs sEE0.l2A Saate Street-EOSTON. 3 baH
h IMPORTANT INEOB siATlONiFO INVENTORS 5
fee under the Act q 1887 delermined to present ad.
vanthges fnappyin for patents s1perior to those Of
fered inventors by others has made arsahse menss
whereby on applications prepared ard conducted by
him, THIRTY DOLLARS (iuste,d Of tn ltg, as paid
black by ohersJ win be ielitieds.y him In cdse of l
TO bbtn patent, aud the withdrawal through him
within lirty days after the reiectons Csyests, Spe-
cicatons, Assignments and all neeessaf papers and
drawings, for procuring patents in this any ohcf
countries prepared and advice rendered on legal and
sclenihc matters respecting Inventions, and infringe
Inventors not only here obtain their specifca-
tons the most reasonable teruis But can avail them
Eelses Of the experience OF 20years practice
hve library legal aud mechanical works and Correct
acconts ofpatens granted this AMI OTHER Countries;
ibesdes being saved Journey TO Washington, the usual
great delay there, well as all PERSONAL trouble mob
taining their patents Copies of claims Of any paent
ed al Washington eNA8Aa4' hii-7 lNs vs. J 2"
.a4a 81 s,rss R. H, EDDY, Solicitor of Patents. 81
y'Darng the time occupied tae Ofceof Commission
or of Patents, r. IT. EDDY, Esq, of Boston did business
1.-THE Patent Office as sclicit0rfDr procuring Patentsg
There were lew ii any, acngin that capacity,
who had 50 much business before the Patent Office;
and there were who Conducted il with more skill
6delityand success. regarg ~ EDDY one Of the
best informed andmost sk1lg PatentSolcitos in the
United Suites, and hayelno hesitation in assuring in
yentors thai they cannot employ person more com.
peenf and trstworthy ind more capable IF putting
their Applications in form TO secure for them
eary and iaYoFabiy csns9sa g9n "a the Patent Of
\ flee. N EDMUND BURKE, ~ 80
AAo st Late Commissioner Of Pateiits
go etHstts 1ge 1919 PATENT d FFfCE ,---l--.i
Z ssR II. EDDy Esq, Rosien, Massetn sol ls2asssl
~ SIR; Your facility s9r te Of any bus
mess connected wiz! this Office are equal 70 those Of
any other agent. Sfh Respectfully, Yours 4 stase
va 'stTH0hAS gEW BANK, isgi'
" @b4 "a seef COMMISSIONER OF pe1en5s.n s,
v - s, - Z. = IL. ~ u Y hat
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i mod
FOR SALE on 70 RENT.
For SAFE

= FUE EALE "a
1FNHE CeleLrAted Diorqmas Of the BATTLE OF
i BUNKER HlIB and CoNFnAaRATioN CsAp-
tLEsrowNs with sendd Panorama (lll in perfect or
def) wish Sixteen and splenrd Drop SceBes, BY The
best Artist in the country, the whole one Of The most
profitable aud popular Historical Exhibitions in The
Countre0 Itsw be sold ifapplied for soon for less
price of he made with il in three months besides
Civ wing the pfopre or a good living One or two young
men who wish toirsve will find this . bargain
For par:icp airs, apply 10 N F Gates, e Worcester
q Dramatic Museum. deco ,-, - diff az
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\ Shall Labor 20 UnfeWarde0f

4s Snail LABOR 60 UnreWardeuF = e7t
NXTtLL y,iu buy half made Trunk, Or ydise, when
w YOU can buy cool ole llavs1 one made
der atFR0STss iVRKaSs 1ruk, valisa, lend 8;arilet
Bag Manu- aftQFy 23s Main Street. up sIalIsss e. DIFF
ii isaisss gaisEurss sFurSlia Esd usismi0
ara COOP assottasshtof seope Martin, ba66nssIilo
IN Fitch CoHey3 and swan Furs. may be lfouid all
zoe Main at,sdssI Il SSXil,NtAH IsEe-sd
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leient stye VIZ saB 4 4 g@s5.s, fEaraoA
3 The 4 Octave, III Carved Cases., + g
The and Octave in plain round and 4 ropnd Cassss7
from 5000 10 $500 The BoAdoir style which Is SUI
peIior 70 eshers in form and tone the Octave in
carved Cases Octave in plain Cases prices fop,
Action, and are superio any others in the Market
and will be sold or exch iged ON favorable terms.
4 $50, Sexapss'ses, 4otsaas, and Me5odao,'s e
from 9the bosr Makers Music Books talk inds IA
choice seIectienOf New Sheet Music, Piano StoOls
Furniture Polish &C. Pianos 10 ietuhed and
aepaIfed EMERY PERRY, Professor ian d. ny 70
Il augssdtf i9s zA.aANDRE VS. Teschei of Music .
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IHNuSE 9. FlR SALE.
IF 0 r SALE
Real Estate for Sale.

Z
%z& The Estate al the Corner of Summer and Bel
En mont Streets, recently occupied by the American
ANTIQUARIAN Society, is offered for sale on llb
eral terms. on a. b S9sa tag .tsf aiss aeCff 5
Inquire OF S. F. HAVEN, at the New Library Build
ng. sssH33 ~ s2if by 'H5l1tAs diff je7
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w AM 4 I'm,

A SITUATION in a Mercantile, or Misunderstanding.
IA Business, by active business man, who within
vest two or three Thoussd Dmlars. Address L. 8.
hrc"hStheP Post 0fieesa ia ~ dawtf s27
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FOR SALE.

"a The Real Estate, corner of Portland and Myrtle
s@ Streets, consisting of Q Houses, and about 1900
feet of Land. Enquire Of
aug2 Ga .ais9i sslae EDWIN GLEASON q
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Cl0thns Cleansed

ID EPAIRED, Re dyed and eelerimproyed, by SYI.
IN YESTER WILSON, mol 42s Main Street .feas
sturtevanls Tailoring Establishment vefcester, Mass
Hrsprices OveTcoats, 81 90, FfOck UoAts rs ets
Sack Goats, vs.. Pants, STU Vests 49, Bun Vests 50
Gaps, i2i Every Usftnent9 Cleansed by him, IL war
ranted 70 give satisfacon Garments sent BY Stage
ExpressWlll be promptly attended to-. For sale lyC
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al aillqaEaI Soda, SQdalAsh, &csFaA0 m
80 x TONS sal soda; 10 TONS Soda Ash; s casks 81
~ u Nixon, fol sails W tG.ei &sAnJa HOWE OILS
'5s dFesssX 4dsfiism sins6ss Wots Bank piethshi
qta .stsssisa al baa
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.aoifsl Lyons Kathairol

TU5T ae6eiy ficss knpply which will be sold s
q - Wholesale or Recall, al heoHest cash prcs, ny 4 4
,sa5s su9 ,'"9 bush 4 CO., Botanic Bfuagiss,
(. lea afdf1 dsisnimoa Gsdw .sAEnee SsFAsto go
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-07

Locomotive Engine For Sale.
A Good I'd hand Locomotive Engine and Tender
IA suitable for stationary power, in fine working
order Inquire of SIN EQNs MAYO, Manchester Steam
Mill, Manchester street; s,i4 DIFF au22
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.g48 nlia1 ado
.Asal s Taa1taL-TaaagTAa
ID al ssasmbasEl !.

noBrsilsaSo sd az ssnsmbasm&
rel sssssaarsI 7aagsyp0 ss COX efssbqA
~Hssssgaa"s ssl9I z y 81 % 7sdas5a gtIsrs
ssssasn isissssI "a hi shaamuossr ssyisa5
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The First Inquir- $3.50 -. Z Echo Answers
tRfNs1 % ~VQharel 81 ~ El.is1 q hnn =

Tie First Inquire s----.- Echo Answers
II Was mo4Iga bright u pecsmber morn. d, youth
atood gazing for long time on The beautiful display
ef art before himy His hEst, and natural nqnry ~
himself was Is this, ,hen,, said the youth ts this
the place where the lights and shadows are pictured To
life polished silver plates, amt the Rrsstls akill,
gllded with pnregodl /, Echo nsxyrsS Ills, even sos
Then light tbe torch, he said as hell in Excesiors
hand guide both Youth and Age, where the sunshine
art is studied II the highest degre6s will know this
The yoUhd ecaresar e ascepds step by step, till Ae,
first bow before the cir takes his FIRST sitting;
lie sees the result nov woidsrfu and yet how trde;-
The Youth is satisfied returning To- hisbfrends. he
shows his prizer-pe inieEms theIa with one hasly
breath, the place ofpiaees, where. one can get the
Fly pes Of Life Reihemner, he says, at Union Block
IgT Main street, 0veF Il. D.eGod
dard's slote.i afiaA4h sa dee6 tnI " Il nbtf
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AND EAslTOR OIL.

Ishe best article iorths Hairin tbe world, There
fore use them if you wish ~
fsd sa1st--TO beadGfy the hair. sai q sfo 9lTg9r
63s 2dzTp curl the hair elegantly
Nts 3d--'ro remove the dandruR eHectnay. ~
,,,n 5th-To restore the hair 40 bald heads s
5th-To give 70 whiske.s beautfui appeqrakce.
~ 5llinno preventL the hair from falling of. IS asiis
88i 7thz-Eo euseall diseases ief tho scalp Ia ,.a
a. 9Th To 'iress false HAIR elegantly.
-aea A5l SIT ene abe headache. sas sifHHaasS -
stt l0th-To XIII hair eaters. i.
oi 1lhATo keepthe hair from furhirg gray. s isA
dressrhl1ens hair beautifully, and lay the
foundation for good heal OF hair.
you On0t niSh erease and soil the hon-y
met cap, hat, pillow, and every thug coming in
with the hair, use LDfNG'S ROSEMARY ~ s'sa
All genuinel will have the signature OF tho mannfao-
turef and PROPRIETOR j. RUSsELI. SPALDlNG,
saH Drdggt and polhecsfy % fremont Raw sEiii
ttls ~ ~, 5-H Opposite Museum, Boston, Mass. g
4 Sold IN Worcester by NJ 3. Gfeen, D. Scott, E. h
Marsh. and Sbiey Scott dehdsTeeS6pinls anl9 osa q
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~ b fB9i,a0iiI2gea 20 ~
IN sJBm Cd bipWAlaHS.
WANTED


hHH gas Nv a Ut e ID. CIV aIfIIad ~
! THOUR Gentleman BoardeIa may be accomuodatudt
IL with easaHt Rooms, LEW dnprR from y ain st,g4
Also, Gentlemen and Wife, and a few table board
ets. The Honse Is heated with furnaces. ~ -
Va For particulars inquire atthIs Office. sdtf sa0e9
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WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
FOR7sALE,

Ia In South Shrewsbury near the Meeting House,
I'M iii convenient nc IS for two fam. ~
Lies aegood Bsrn,anda Shfemsker's Shop at-ai
fached the house. and about of an of excellent
land wi ich theres sbundanpsuppg of good q
grated fruit, consisting Of variety of Apple Plums,
and Cherries. " oa7sA =" e@'' $500
For Particulars inanreof he SUBSCRIBER, IN Werces-ii
ter, or OF William X. Knovltsn, near the premises.
Z ,dec59- 20 de0d2ee*s BaC0URTIIAkD fEWECfN.fa ~
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ss.INSURANCE.

ne The above named Companies continue to insure
Upon favorable terms. For further particulars inquire
of 5s A. II. BULLOCK, Agent,
" ol7 davtf Worcester.
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Purely vEeRTkBLE Preparation, for prcnotin
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty ~ e
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,sssasssoi Diaries for Is 4 ,dsae1 IS srus
III sizes md sorlshe Coming yssys For sale
~ o7 aSno ) Hsuila u y Sai ~ stfes Il
NHHb ~ ~
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MARRIAGES.
MARRIED.

In Franklin county, Ala, 10th inst, bf Rev
A. S. Montgomery, Mr.. SAMUEL II. TAYLOR OF
this county. and Miss LUyIcY ORMAN, of the
former place.
For the cake, which was plentiful and deli
cious, the newly-wedded couple have q ur best
thanks.
Round their path may farest iowerF,
As in anraranthine bowers,
>Blaom and blossom bright and fair I'M
Load with sweets the ambient ART
Be their path with roses strewn,
And their hours to cars unknowHi
Sorrow cloud their pathway never
And happiness be theirs for ever-
In tllis county, Mr. DANIEL B. McC4sS and
Miss MARY ANN MARoNEY.
In this county, Mr.. JASPER DrcKET and Miss
PHGBA Z. BRADFoRD.
In shelbyville. Mr.. J.. C. FIrE ard Miss
MARY S. CoLDwLLL.
In AtB ems, Ala. Mr. JAS. Il. DOAs nd Miss
EMILY j. TASSER.
In HunSSllIe. Ala. Mr., Nick DAVIS, jr'
and Miss syfalA Lowe.
In Madison county, Ala, DIR. WIN. z. SAN
pEns ana Miss ANNA z. WrGGINs.
In Huntsville, Ala, Mr ?. McIaBr nd Miss
SUE G. HAMBLES. R
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-10-19

The Nevada (Cal) Democrat says
that a man by the name Of Hirst was
lately put on trial in Nevada for bi.
ting off the nose of a son Of the EN-
erald Isle, during a rough-and-tum-
be fight, and acquitted-the jury
agreeing that, although the doctor in
mending it had placed it considera,
bly, one-sided, it was still "good
enough for an lrishman!'
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For the Fayetteville Observer.
DIED.

DtEIs
On the 18th of October, 1854, of fux. SARAH
ELIZABETH MeI)ANTEI, daughter Of G. b. and
Louisa Mcdaniel. aged six years seven months
and 10 days. She was a dutiful and loving
child, affectionate to her little brothers and
sisters, and kind to all other .playmates.-
Nothing that she had was too good for those
whom she knew. She was we'll loved by all
who knew her--but little Sarah E. is gone to
the land where trouble is over, to join with
her long lost friend that had gone before. We
deeply sympathize with the parents of The de-
ceased and would say to them to grieve not
as one that has 10 hope, but go on in the Lord,
so that when they come to die they may go
up TO the bright cline Of bliss and unite with
little Sarah Elizabeth, where parting and sor-
row are nomore, but where they may live and
praise their God forever. 1.-The Lord giveth
and the Lord taketh away, but blessed be the
name of the Lord w. NJ. b.
Lovely babe how brief thy stay,
Short and hasty was thy day;
Ending soon thy journey here
Paiu and grief no more TO bear.
Hardit is from thee to part,
For it rends the aching heart;
But an heir of bliss is gone
Let the will of God be DONE
Pillowed on Savieur's breast,
Sweetly sleep and softly rest;
Soon the morning shall restore
The buried babe we now deplore.
or Nashville and Louisville Christian Adj
rocate will please copy
In this vicinity, Thursday, 18th inst, of ty-
ohoid fever, Mrs. JOHN McWHoRTEE, aged
bout 80 years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-10-19
Election

An election was held in'this place
On last Saturday, by order of the
board of Mayor aud Aldermen, to de-
eide whether a tax should be levied
upon the citizens of Fayetteville, to
defrsy the expense cf constructing
3 substantial fence around the new
Grave Yard. The vote stood ayes,
Be; nays, lG. Majority for the tax,
20. The number of votes cast, was
very small.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-10-19
A Curiosity

Our friend and subscriber, Mr. Jas.
". PuLem, has laid on our table a
petriGed WALNUT. 1t is of large
size, and in shape, inequality of sur
face, etc, is faithful copy of the
fruit. Altogether, it is curiosity,
and would furnish food for world Of
thought to the geologist.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-10-19

+ lie price # breadstuffs is now
50 much lower in England than in
America that several cargoes Of
flour are said to have heen shipped
from Liverpool for New York. =
This has not happened since tile in
halion of 1887, when -four was
imported into New York from the
Mediterranean.
The Irish American, Roman
Catholic paper in New York, tells US
that the Know Nothing excitement
is having the effect already to check
Irish immigration. The editor says;
A great many Irish in America
are returning to Irela hd + and the
Irish in Ireland are turn ming their IA
ces angWhere than here. The "Know
Nothings" are exceedingly delighted
and are about to hold public de-
monstpation of rejoicing upon the
subject.
Flour was selling in SaE Fran
disco, on the 30th Of August, when
the steamer left, at SSa$l0k a hbl.
On the Same day, the same qualify
was selling h Albany, New York,
al Sl0aaSll4
CtNc.NNATI, Oct. 10.-It is con-
ccde II by all parties, that The Know
Nothing ticket is elected in this
county BY large majority.
FAILuRE OF THE ERIE AND Kali
AMAzoo RANK.-News has been re-
ceiyeJ announcing the failure Of the
above Bank. The Buffalo Com
lncrcial says
We learn by telegraph from Adri- !
an, Michigan, that an injunction has
been issued against the Erie and
kalamazoo Railroad Bank.
\ CINCINNATI, Oct. There was
a great deal Of excitement in Cov>
7agton (Ky io-slay, in consequence
of a German having killed small
boy for calling him Datchman.
Threats were made to force The jall
and administer summary punish,
ment.
The most extraordinary instance
of patience on record in modern
times is that Of an Illinois judge,
who listened silently for two days
while a couple of wOrdy attorneys
contended about the construction
of an act of the Legislature. and
then ended the controversy by quiet
" remarking: "Gentlemeu, the law
is repealed"
A new patent repeat ting pistol has
been tested at Wool~ich, Eng, ut j
which 1000 successive shots were
fired from one barrel, without clean
ing, oiIing, or otherwise regulating,
until the whole series was completed,
and without single miss-6re or the
slightest arrangement. :
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aXeOEIcR.

A Ill the Goods of B. W. D. Car ty, 6Sa
N deceased are offered for sale and are
now Selling. The parties concerned are desl-
rous that all the Gopds be sold this year. Al
so, 90 barrels of Sab at the market price. All
persons owing the estate whose Notes and Ac-
counts were due indS53, are requested to set
tie tie same without delay. The estate owes
money which is now due and must be paid
The tclerks in the store are authorized to re-
ceiveth same and receipt
CHARLES BRIGHT.
Admir- of B. w. d. Carly.
Oh No 1884
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
For 1854.
T E. GOODRICH &, CO..


HIVE Just received their stock Of Spring
III and Summer Goods. which is very large
and unusually attractive, embracing a much
o,eater variety than they have ever before had
TO offer their customers ard the public gener-
ally. to which they invite your attention.
We will enunaerate fewot tie many articles
we have in store: 1,Dna
LADIES' DRESS SgOgSs
Rich plaid stripe and fancy Silks, SSN
rich plaid and figured Black Silks, TSESE
Main black and watered Silks, Bro ss NJ
cade Silks and India Satins, plaid ~
and figured Berages Betrayed Robes tiounced
plaid and figured Organdies, plaid and strlpeoi
.Iaconets. French Lawns and Muslns, GIng-
hams and Bingham Lawns, dotted Swiss and
6oured Muslins, Organizes Muslins and figured
Cbintzes. black and figured Alpaca LusterS,
black Bombazines and Silk Warp Alpaca,
white Swiss and Bishop Lawns, white JaconetS
anil Caulrics, Houiton Maltese and Linen
cau,bric Hdkfs., Houiton and Maltese Jaconet
and Swiss Collars, Hopiton Aligne French
Lace Chenlizette, Muslin and mourning Oot-
- i.s' h,a.l and figured Nantes great variety,
re-, "A Thread Cambrics, Thread and Va
lencia Lace, Parasols and Sun Shades Donne's
IeI sIs;,hons y large assortment, Flowers and
a =. r@,st variety Kid land Silk Gloves best
ra,s N csihrs For ladies' and misses full
mahes ~ fncIish and German Hosiery,
ass1f assortment of Mitts ever offered.
WIN .S1 70 IA T. CT GOODRICH f co.
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Circuit Court

This tribunal is appointed to con-
vene in this place on next Monday.
The term, it is expected, will be a
protracted one.
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@ Business Notice. -ma

o. The Pest-Ofice kst of Letters is pub
li$hed in the Fayetertle Observer, in compliance
with law of Congress, which provides that It
shall appear in the newspaper having the
LARGEST CIRCULATION. -EIs III
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NGDHM4EnEs


Eo,r,ley Il. Bruce ols--Bi4 tor SAX Of Stores
~ motion Of petitioners counsel, and e.
~ it appearing to the satisfaction OF II
the Court. that defendants Rebt ", Sa- II
rah L. Joel and MARY GRAY Are non-rcsidents
Of the State Of Tennessee-ik is, therefore, or
dered that publication be maj four weeks in
succession in the Fayetteville Observer, q
newspaper published in Fayetteville, Tonnes
see. commanding said defendants to appear
at or before the next Circuit Court ts be bol-
den at the court-houss ia Fayetteville, Ten
nessee, Oh the first Monday in November next;
and answer the said cnffrlaiuaut's bill. or 9th
erwise the same will I've taken for confessed,
and set down to he heard expsrte as to them.
JAMES R. CHILCOAT. Glars.
October 5, 1854-4t.
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X Advertisements must be handed intothe
o. lice by Tues lag Forming, to insure an appear
aflce in the following Paper.
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OF The following gentlemen are authorized
q actas agents. in procuring subscribers to the
Fayetteville Observer.
! 80 NJ. SMITH Bluff Spring, Travis Co. Texas
49A +. DouTHIr, Lynchburg. Tennessee.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are inserted in the or
der in which they are handed In.