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Con0i0atrs- 1856.
Election Thursday, May rs.
arpaE--1HEnrEnxrn grpre1kL c1Rou1r

" Ne are AUTHORIZED TO announce Mai
WIN. e. Vessabie a candidate for Judg,
OF the 18th Judicial GiHcuit, composed of tn,
counties Of Lincoln, Franklin, Coffee, Warren
Van Buren, and GrusEly,
sD@ We are authorized 70 announce Hon
4. ;. BERrcil1aIsEks, candidate for re-
election TO the Judgedhip of the 18th Judicial
Circuit. composed Of The counties of Lincoln
l'Tadklin, Coffee, Warren, YanBuren and Grundy
ATTORNEY GisSERAL--l3TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF We are authorized to announce George
J. SfuhbseGeiG. Esq. candidate for At
torney General Of the thirteenth Judicial Cir
cult, composed Of the counties of Lincoln,
Franklin, Coffee, Warren, Van Buren, and
Grundv
CO We SIRE authorized to announce Peter
q ssrncy, candidate for ATTORNEY General
Of the thirteenth judicial Circuit, composed
Of the counties of Lincoln, Franklin, Coffee
Warren, Van BUren(and Grundy.
ATTORNEY GENEk AL-sTATE AT LARGE.
~ We are uthorized to announce 10.
w. BeiI, Of NasE yillc, as a candidate for
Attorney General and Reporter FOR the State
at large.
q We are authorized to announce VVsn.
E. Cooper. lIsq., of Nashville cahdidaie
fer Attorney General ard Reporter for tile State
al large.
~ We are authorized to Announce Gen.
T.. NJ. C;,tnpnc!l. of Brownsville, candi-
date for Attorney General and Reporter for the /
State at large.
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Prudence.

VIII you act prudently and endeay or to DO
as you wish to be done by? If so, take our
advice. Many Of our readers have some one
in. their family laboring under som female
complaint, which is so distressingto its vota-
riss. Many would do all they ecu I'D TO effect q
cure, but they know not what to do Let US
persuade you, and advise You to be convinced
that our advice is valuable. Yoh have seen
certificates, but you pay no attent Jon to them
even those you cannot doubt. Yo ia had better
perisc home certificates, for in them may be
the life of your wife or your dan ghter We
would advise you to use one bottle of 'Dfom-
coolies Female Bitters," if any female COM
plant exists in your family. We believe
them to be most valuable medicine-and we
beg of you to lay aside prejudice, and use one
bottle, and test t5e matter.
For sale in Fayetteville, by Dicner Famp-
ton, and McElroy & McKin9ey; in Lewis
burg, by j. J.. Jones. r..
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Gbr Markets --Iatest Dntes

Nc,y,r1E TENN.--Cotton--T cotton
market since the date of our last week z re-
view, has been inactive. There Is so littie
disposition to sell at present prlces. ana so
much doubt as to the ultimate effect OF tAe war
lin Europe on the trade in cotton, we need not
expect, for some time to come ahy llnIfoVe-
ment of consequence incur market, occas,o n
allu there viii be, as heretofore a demand !. ior
cotton, for consumption by western ana Ious sa
western manufactures, and prices given some
What above those which spectators are Wiling
Ito RISK: but the sales on this account are never
Nlafge The sales this week, UP to Friday hlght
amounted to barely l61 bales at 4@7e. ;.
There is very little cotton coming ln, al
though it is known that's considerable get re-
mainsin the hands of planters. .4,
Tho receipts this week amount to Zo4 pales
arainst 557 bales last week. Total receipts
s;ons lat Sept. TO date SOTO bales, against
SO l42 bales at corresponding date last sea-
-on
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zErDsCaAL EE.EfeEr0N

I WILL open aud hold an Election at'tht
q usual places of voting in all the Civil Dis
tF1cts IF Lincoln County, or the 18th Thursday
sof My, 1854, for the purpose of electing
three Judges of the Suiren Court of. Ten
nessee! one for the Eastern, d pc for the Wes-
tern. atd ono for the Middle Division. One
Attornby General for The State; one Jqlye,
and onh Attorney General for the 18th judi
cial DiFtrict, and one Ch&ncellor for this Cian-
corv Division.
The Ifolibwingis the 1lth section Of the act
under which this election is held
I SEC IL. BE 1t .fu,taer enacted. That in vo-
ting fer supreme judges Of the State every vo-
ter shall prefix to the name Of each candidate
on his ticket, the words EASTERN. W-EsTERN,
or MIDDLE DIvlsioN, "a denote the Ipand di-
vision Of the State FOR which he desires each
elected And the person Receiving
tie highest number Of votes for any division
shall be declared one OF the Judges'of the SUI
preIne Court Of Tennessee
WILEY NJ ALEXANDER,
Sheriff Of Lincoln County. II
MavI1 1S54-2w.
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Nav

May
The clock that regulates the sea-
sons in the north temper te zone, has
probably been put back a llt' 70 since
Nav was first glorifed 10 Anglo Sax
on poetry. The modern May does
not always come to US in this latitude
,nantled ia sunshine, crowned with
garlands. and breathing balm, as she
IS represented in the old family por-
tr.,;ts of the seasons. On the con-
trary. her st greeting is not IN
frequently a sneeze Of the most por-
+ontous character. 1t is true that
sho sows mushroom ''buttons' on the
Green Jacket Of spring, and plumes
tbe twigs of he hawthorn with scent
al blossoms Of pink and pearl; but
these. instead of being her birth gifts,
ILNSNt
are the offspring Of her maturity
aad she not unfrequently comes IN
wi III a bad cold, and goes out with an
ast climatic wheeze. But June, the
American June, is a glory. May
nronbecies of her coming, and she
descends upon the earth in shower
of fruits and flowers. Her corOnet
is of the ducal type; the blush-rOse
adorns her bosom, and as she dips
her electric fingers in the lakes and
nools. the water lilies open with a
spring.
uowaver Il is not manners to dis
parage present company by"odorons
comparisons, and May is now our
guest Perhaps she intends to make
herself more agreea BILE than usual,
But her first appearance was so ex-
Cd edingly chilly, that we fear It nas
preiudiced public opinion against her
With such specimen Of the season
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leH00l. CkRDING!

ME subscribers have in ope- <--s.-xs,ssss
Z ration theJfpest setof Last Il 4
erI built machines ever brought
to this country which enables s~-@-=zssssssS'a
them to make it to thsiRterest Of the wool
growing community to give them trial.
They solicit the custom of Lincoln and the
ad joining counties. they will give prompt
and personal attention TO the business. All
pains will be taken to accommodate persons
from distance We viii attend at the fol-
lowing Places, 10 receive Wool and deliver
lsoiis--at John Caughral's ard Halls Stores,
Mordav; lngle's Old stand and r. n Whita-
keTs, Tuesday; Samuel Boone, EsG's, West
Mulberry, wednesday; Metcalf & Smiths
Petersburg, Saturday. Persons should write
their. names on the cloths containiig Wool.
FERNS as EserefofOfeI
The cGTder requires one pound of Lard to
-en Of Wool The loss will not exceed one
enth. BIZ. RAMSEY & go. !
Fayetteville, May II, l854-ow.
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in our mind s-eye, we can no more
realize the rural beauty Of t be month,
than man can "bold fire ia his
hand by thinking Of the frpsty eau
casus.n
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apprentice
trious moral boy between II and is
years of ago to learn the Printing
business. TO such an one, good
opportunity will be given. For an
intelligent lad, no better school than
a 2 rinting Office could be found
APPLY soon.
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CIG2sss, ToBACCo AND EzQUoss.

ne Any OF oFlr citizens spelid the sum al
4'A Three Dollars In very few DAYS fol
the above three articles In Gun columns may
be seen very strange advertiserheuf, Mingled
with Wholesome advice to those who use the
above 1t appeals
u Harriet Laaies
in particular who have husbtnds SUFFERING
with any form of rheumatism, Chronic or IN
namnatory, Neuralgia Pains. Gjut. Contract
ed and Distorted Limbs. wastiggIand decay Of
the muscles. loss of Muscular Power. Dead
Palsy, Stiff Joints, NuInbness, etc, and l1rzes
them to insist on their husbands to ceake using
the above three articles only for aIfcw chvs. and
give the money which might IL Thus spent
for one Bottle of the
Chinese Rleunsatie A,tklote
which costs only Three Dollars. and is sure.
safe and cAectual remedy for the above disea-
ses.
It's strong external application, hot taken
lnwarii y, and It's action is immediate aud per-
We advise all persons throughout Lincoln:
to give this medicine trial, as one Bottle
promises a cure.
Il can be had in Fayetteville, Of our friends
McElroy d Mckinney and DicIhar {: IEanp-i
ton.
DromecoIo f. CO, are wholcs,iI lie Agents at
y Nashville
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CINcrNNATI oHIo.-Flour--T The only sales
/ heard of were az 81 The market is quiet
but firm. Received during the last "a hours
JOY bbls.
/ Provisions-The market is dull for Beef
Meat and Bacon, and prices are dropping
Pork is steady, with a fair demand Lard IS
not inquired for. Thecnly sales heard of to-
f dag were 500 bbls Mess Pork. deliverable at
Spring VALLEY at S12. and 1l6 hhds Bacon
Shoulders at 43zc, packed.
Whisky--Sales of 20 bbls a: 1890, indi-
eating an advance.
/ Butter-A sale of 80 bbls fresh roll at Ia.
The supply is very light and the demand ac+
tive.
Sr LoUIs-Flour is firm, and the sa ne
may be said of Wheat. Lard slightly d.
yanced. Pork 81 62B4@1l rs, and LAD lee
lots heldat S12. No. Lard IS 80; chot ice
in bbs. s so. Bulk meats dull payticulaf ly
shoulders and hams, at 81 aad 5tbc; sides |
will sell separately at AZ @43Ic; sales of
shoulders in casks at 25sci hams 5ls @5s II
Bacon shoulders and hams dull, but sides lin /
good request. Sales pf ribb4d at 50 @$c; /!
clear 6al@67sc- I
New ORLEANS LA.-Corn declined, S0Obo
sold at 56@58; Flour s. 25; Whisky 22c;
]SSfNSO eSeAfNi wv SViNf
New YoRK.-Cotton dull; Rio Coffee III;
Corn S3@s91s; Pork, prime S1S %; Mess
$13 80; Lard 955a @95s. ]
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn -Bacd n--This week
has been decidedly dull inIthe operations of our
market. The drays have be en- moving in
transhipments, but few sales have occurred to
make mention. Both run regular, and freights t
are promptly dispatched.
Bacon-The trade is dull several small lots h
have soldat prices varying from 64G97; one o
lot of 5000 lbs at the depot at &c, hog round n
There is plenty in marketable Csc is the c
range. 10
Butter is selling at 15@1se p IL. v
Cottcn--The receipts for the week are very @
light, reaching only 400 bales on account Of a.
he uncertaintyof the seaboard market fl
Feathers--In great demand from SOC Il
Loc. Several lots shipped. a.
Lard 1850. lei
MACON, GA.-Transactions for the past week p.
lave been large. Arrivals of bacon and pro- to
luce heavy Stocks on hand light Nj
Bacon--Hog round 7@7ts; clear sides 9@ Ii.
= -. Lard scarce, 81 @834--in demand; nc
egs 81 @634 Meal p bushel, 85@90--t
carce, demand good. -. Hogs, net, 5@51s-
ew il market. Feathers 37a40, scarce. -
'eeves on foot, sac =. Eggs p doz., l2@ Il
5, scarce :. Butter 1905, dull
AUGUST A, -Bacon--Our market is well &
applied Tith bacon, and it is dull of sale,
nd prices have still downward tendency
ales have been reported to US this week, of
ennessee at prices ranging from 1913 c the
og round, principally at ~. 1t must be a
hoice article to bring 734c. There is con-
derable quantity of badly cured and cut
eat in market, for which it is difficult to got
:.
Lard--This article is dull of sale, and It
Just be good article to bring &c by the guam
tyl We quote 5000. all
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Wool Carding--

B. 2. Ramsey &. Co. h i've tbei,
Wool Carding Machine, in This place
in full operation, aud are NOW ready
TO turn out work in style equal TO
any establishment anywhere. Their
machine is one Of the bes ever in
the county, and being ma naged, as
1t is, by one who has had long expe-
rience in the business, superior rolls
may be expected.
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mARR RACES.
MARRIED.

In this county, By Rev. j. B. Warren, Mr..
BUHRouou E. MELEAnand Miss ELIZABETH T.
HINES.
In this county, by W. E. Garter, Esq, Mr..
CALVIN HARRIS and Miss AMANDA JANE VIZ
SON.
In this counav, bg Rev i B. Warren, Mr.
J. c. IRWIN and Miss JosEPHI,lE e. DAVIS.
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z& "a EA "a wV 10

TNROA the subscriber, near Lemons
A ferry, on the Tennessee river, Nor
gan county, Ala, on the 10Th inst, a nc u
gro boy named Randol; said boy was pur-
chased Of Col John March on the first Mon
day of April Heis of fine size, and of dark
copper complexion, about % years Of age. had
on whe4 he left, a-cloth coat of bottle green,
and black fuE hat II is known he has re-
turned to Col. March's neighborhood, five miles
northwest of Fayetteville. Tenn. L will
give liberal reward for his appearance and
delivery TO J John or Ben March, or lodged In
Jail JOHN WILLIAMS.
April q. 1854-33t
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Graham's Magazine

The May No. is with Us full of
the best reading. The Illustrated
Life of Washington, by Headley, in
creases in interest, as it pr gresses;
and is alone worth the subscription
price Of the entire work.
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DIED.

In this county Recently. near Bodn's Hi, OF
typhoid fever, Mrs. ELIZABETH, wife of Mr..
John Buclpnan, ahd daughter Of Rev. John
Weaver, aged about % years.
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Pub. Docs

We are again under obligations to
our attentive and talented Repre-
sentative, Hon. G.. " Jones, for in
teresting and important publications.
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Blacksmith Shop.

TNHE subscribers have opened q =s-A
BiaclSsuaith Shop, south side of
the Public Square. on the road to the e.sz
End and are now ready to fill all orders in
Their line a short notice on reasonable terms
Owens a trial. JAS. b. Carly.
JOSEPH L. Carly. !,
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Election

Election
In another column, may be found
the official advertisement for the
Judicial Election.
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GTAdverfisements are inherited in the or
der III which they are handel in.
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sS'ess, &sss'5aag
AND
SUMMER GOODS

/ NHH undersigned has. e. = 49,
it received and is A1s-zz- ;s: r.. x
now opkning at his old stand, on the WeFt side
/ OF the Public Square, Fayetteville, Tenn, a
NEW stock Of frs,-L.anl desirable Gao2s, select
cd with much care and taste by young man
of long experience in, the retail trad9, and
well acquainted with the wishes and interest
Of orr customers. To enulnerate the varied
assorsments Of our stock Would be too lengthy
for newspaper-suffiec i however TO say
that we never suffer any house to have a finer
and more general stock than ours; and as 10
cheapness of Goods we banter any Retail
House in Tennessee. For the very liberal
patronage extended Us by our friends and Gus
TONERS since we have been engaged! in the
Mercantile business. We feel up,ler many OBJ
legations and trust by close attention to bust
ness to merit a continuance Of the same.
Very Respectfully.
Maya, 1854. JOHN G ooDRICH
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to- cuisines N0tiee. as

I ~ The PoSt-Oiiiee List of Letters i pub
lisheA IN the FeyetteriUe OJserrsr, in compliance
with law Of Congress, which provides that Il
shall appear III the newspaper having the
LARGEST CIRCULATION. Els
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yarns warranted.
MACHINE SHOP, iii which almost al
kinds of Iron az Wood works. done; Gins. lin
gecring, Woo, or iron; all Iron worIsfor mills.
Wheat fms afl Tl.rashcrs; all kind Of Mill or
Gin repairing d1pe to order. Iron Turning Of
all descriptions well executed Lathes OF differ
er,t styles &c Asthe Iron framed Gins are in
general use, we say bit a word or rwo about
them: They cannot be exceIlcd Tor fast pick
T ing, good Int and durability. They and well
protected from heating by running. II YOU.
want Gin, buy good one; then you get the
worth Of kour money, aud that can be had from
us, We deliver our Gins, Wheat FAIRS and
'fhrashers, give the purchaser timeto Try them,
AID ifthey DO notgive satisfaction, return them
at our expense We Warrant all Of our work.
Our motto is tEo Care no Pay. We
have spared no pains in procuring the best Of
Workmen and Materials. Our prices moderate
and terms easy. We car at all times be found
three miles North of Athens, Limestone Coun-
ty, Ala. AL orders promptly attended TO-
Address, ,. \. HAYES & Co
Athens, Ala
Coll L. Smith has one of our Gins and
Cast Iron running GeeT, to which we refer
March 30-12m J. y H. & Co.
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For Rent

During the year 1854, tn Z lower
room, with cellar, of the Observer
building. For terms, etc., apply at
this office.
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T'Ilc EsooEa Id FIcn,Ig,

10 all that breathe the az Of H@axen
Some born Of strength has Nature given
10 man she gave IN that proud hotrs;
The boon Of intellectual power,
Thcn, what oh woInati, what for thee
Was left in Natures Treasury?
She gave thee Beauty -nightier f,s
Than all the pomp and sPlendortf waf.
Men, Women, Beauty and Power.
Drodp, wither, decay every hour,
From Rheumatic Pains, Neuralgia ann l;art
he system is hard to elear out,
Yet, iI5 tile external treatIn4nt of man
The Antidote effects more Khan any other Ca,
II cures deep seated sorenesi and writbiDr r.,;,,
IA, chronic I'es''.ati'a. 1t fupremeIy reigns
W hereyer applied 10 diseasfd muscles.
All morbid action immediately hussels
failure, i superior, or a flown.
S not known by medicine of such reHowr
The world at large, who Ia Fe used remedies u
remote, n
IRE invited to try the chinese Rhegp, IS
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~ ivertisemcnts must he handed iilto,the
0iliee by Tuesday Noraay. TO insure an Appear
aiice In the following Paper.
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Great enthusiasm was manifested
at Malta between the English ant
French troops there assembled
The soldiers Of the two nations viet
with each other IN tokens OF cordi.
aIity. Even the musicians had fra.
ternized, the bands of the English
performed the air OF "Partaag pour
ia Syrfe,'' and the French playing
+" God sare the Queen The tr9ops
now leaving England will be expe-
dited to Turkey direct, without
stopping at Malta. On the goth
uIt. ten Turkish steamers were at
Alexandria to embark $4,000
Egyptians.
STEALING SEAMEN.-AII sorts Of
plans are resorted to, at the present
time in New York, tits said, 10 get
men to man the various ships out
ward bound. The sum Of S45 is
paid for the trip to Liverpool
which is an average pay Of So per
day. t his price, and high adj
vance, fails TO supply the der and,
and a system Of sailor-stealing has
been established by men VIII D are
well paid, boarding every foreign
vessel that arrives, and inducing the
men TO ship with them, and before
the captains are aware Of it, they
have sailed OUT Of port.
WHIPplNG.-J. NJ. Anderson, a ]
young white man was convicted OF
petty. larceny, in Mercer county,
Ky, a few days ago, and sente need
10 be whipped publicly on his bare
back. Kentucky ought TO remove
his relic Of barbarism from her
statutes.
A man named Tom Barnes was
whipping his wife and daughter
asst night, near town, when one
Frank Saunders interfered to pre-
vent it. Barnes made at Saun- 4
lers with bowie-knife, when the
after jumped aside, and Barnes
ell over stump stuck the Knife
n the lower part of his dbdonen3
md he is now lying at the point OF
Ieath. Some fears are entertained
Of his recovery. -Smithland Post
hog. II
That's the word! Fears should
DC entertained of the recovery Of
such monster. To Nope for his
,ecoyery ought to be Penitehtla-
y offence.
The Presidents Message has
been more widely copied aid dis
,ussed in the English papers this
year than ever before. |
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RE.Dy MADE CLOTHING.

EyRENCH Sack Coats Of all uali- Asa
IL ties, Doeskin Cassi mere Panto ysSsS
and fancy black SATIN and Figured SIX 80
Vests Shirts Drawers, Collars, cte., for sale low
by (AmiIl3.) I. c. GO0pRAtH q ".
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Loss OF EzuscuEar Pswes

Visiting and decay Of tle MUSCLES; nt.galu.-.,
weak back. painful joints, arc liz .sasi,i,
cured by the use Of this medicine
We respectfully invite the citiE.ens Of F.,r-
ettevilIe and vicinity, who are iflirte1 viii
asY form of Rheamatisul. OF other ,,;s.,es
io9Fe ehumersieu' 70 Gag on our agent AID
procure pamphlet ana a Bottle of our n,e,i,
inc, AID VIC confidently promise won s,f, ii
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GENTS DRESS GOODS.

.GUPER Dix. French and fancy 6-y,
-. Cloths, sup do DoeSkin Cas- 60 e.
simereS. do plaid aud stripe fancy 7.zsr !
Cassimeres, black Cashmaret and eszkEes
Drab d, Exc, black and fancy T,weeds, Black,
Blue Brown and Steel mixed Satinets, black
and figured Silk Vestines Buff and White
Marselles Vestings, blue Silk Cravats and
StocEs, fancy Sin Cravats and Silk Hdkfs.
black, white and fancy Kid Gloves, etc. Our
stock, of Gcsss's Dress Goods IS very
large, to which we invite your attention:
April Is. 7. C. GOODRICH 81 CO. +.
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Tobacco-The sales have been light this
week, being up to Friday night, 56 hhds. at
81 @6c. Sale to-day of hhds at the fol-
lowing figures: 435, sos, $40.
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BACON WANTED.

z WISH TO purchase 9 200 lbs. fyR.s,
I Bacon, sides and hams, to be gs-1sy-,
delivered between now and the first Of June,
for witch Will pay the highest nlarkdt price,
in good Furniture. Bring it along.
Maya, 1854. ALB. KNOTT.
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LADIES DRESS 60DDa>

ia DlRao Dress GOODS
Rel plaid stripe ard fancy silks, ,za
rich n laid and figured Black SILKS, ~E
plain bIacI, ard witfered Silks, BRO &s
cade s llss and India SatjHs, nlaid y
and FL ure1 Berages, Beraged Robes fouheed
plaid Ind figured Organdics, plaid and. striped
Jacont bis, French Lawns and Muslinss Glng--
hams hnd Bingham Lawns, dotted Swiss and
figured M&slins, Organizes Mllslius and figured
Chinttea, black and figured Alpaca Lusters,
black Ronbazines and Six Warp Alpaca,
whites siss aud Bishop Lawns, white J aconets
and GaEnbrics, Houiton Maltese and Linen
Cambria Hdkfs., Hpuiton aud Maltese Jaconet
and Swiss Collars, Houiton Aligne French
Lace Ghemjzett4, Muslin and Mourning Col
lars, black and figured Nantes great variety,
Linen and Thread Cambrics, ThrFad and Va
lenoia Lace, Parasols and Spn Shades, Bonnets
and Ribbons large assortment, Flowers and
Fans great variety. Kid and Silk Gloves best
make, all coloFs. For ladies and misses tliil
assortment of English and German Hosiery,
With the best assortment Of Mitts ever offered.
April 10, "a. 4. c. GOQDRF CH & co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-11
Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constablos' and Justices blanks just nrin
and for sale at cur desk-clekp.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-11
G0OEs. PAPER. ETC.

TEyEEIR stock of school Books is
4 very large; embracing all The Is
Latin and Greek books used in our -zeessz=s:ss
schools. A fine assortment Of fcolscap and
letter Paper, Envelopes, etc., for sale bg
APRIL IS. TIC. GOODRICH & CO.