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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-13

New BAsKs.-Notices are giyenby
advertisements in the newspapers, that
applications will be made to the next
General Assembly, to charter banks
IN the following places, Wilmington,
Newbern and Beaufort. We also hear
i spoken of that move will be made
Tor new bank in this city.
Besides these, the Bank Of the State,
and the Bank-of Cape Fear have given
notice that application will be made
Tor an extension oistheir charters.
Raj. Sar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-13

Cjr Everett the great American Magician,
has bern exhibiting his wonderful feats in This
place, mscl to the aston;shment as we'll as
amusrnientsof his numerous crowd Of spec,a.
tors. Ills experiments are said to be philoso-
phicai, chemical aud mechanical; hut by what
s1cr means performed hey surrasaa any thing
of tie Kind we have ever before Witnessed
presenting soaie incredible phenomena.
Madame Everett, and ia Petite. Caroline,s
PORTION Of the entertainment gives a pleasing
variety; and the comicalitics Of sold Billy
Creighton, together with The banjo playing, al
mnsteqVa TO that of the famous Joe Swinncr.
add greatly to the amusement. The whole. af-
far ls'nnusualy attractive and is, withaI, con-
Quoted with more propricty than is usual.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-13
A Rare Suriosi;y.-Dr. Fr,nlliu

~ Rafc tHFiOAisy.-Dr. Franklin K.
Freeman, Of his county. sent us on Monday
last Chicken with Joitr legs and Mree wings.
The legs and feet are fully formed, and Of the
usual sirea The 'sings.are small, two appear
ing ON ono side and one on the other. How
long il lived after being Matched, we,arc not in.
ioratc,i. II wsssent TO US preserved inalcohoI,
and We shall keep ID at our Office for the i,spec-
ton of such as may desire 10 see it.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-13
BRANCH LIVE STOCK.
FlRsr p,vIsleS.--aoEsEs.
FlEsr oLass.-7xs1ougk5rsd.

fikst GAS fhef0lSA1fta-
POI The besi Thoroughbred stallion Overt
years cid, "a
gor The best Thoroughbred brood mare over
years cd, 4
For the best stallion colt under 3 years Old, 2
for The best ely under 3 years, 2
for the ID besi Of earh Of the above, dips.
In this class purity Of bibod bring.
the highest point oi distinction. well
authenticated pedigree must in every
case accompany each animal put .p
exhibition TO conspete for any u the
above prizes.
SECOND Glass; Drought oad Saddle.
FOfihe best stallion over years Old. 50
{" brood mare, 3
I" stallion pnder years old. >
" FLY 3
For the I'd best Of each Of the above, dips.
For the hest saddle horse, mare or gclding, =
|" single harness horse, 2
{. pair Of matched carriage OF har-
ness horses. ,
In this class excellence az form, acs
tion, docility and disposition. will be
regarded as chief points Of merit.
TafRD cLAss.--Jaeks. JeRa,is. and Mules.
For The best Jack over years old, 50
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-17
MARRIAGES.
MARRIED.

In rard, Ala, Wednesday, 9th inst, b,
Rev. VIM. Dawson, Mr. WIN. G. SOLOMON o
this vicinity, and Miss SARAH c. TARyER o
Girard.
When far away in the cline Of Tennessee
VIII YOU ever-yes, ever think of me?
II No, alas, will be forgotten by the loving twain
And in Oblivion will sin probably to remain
Time will throw his m ntle Ger the past,
And poor Will viii be forgotten at1ast
Joy to thee-may heav ems blessing attend
Thee as timely, consid erately god-send; =
Faithfuhto thy solemn VOWS ever remain,
And adversely and prosperity will be the same.
Avert the clouds that may around thee cluster,
And cause general kitzs family buster;
Take warning at the fate of other hearts,
And never harbor the arrows of piercing darts.
When on thy road to good old Tennessee
Cherish mirth, felicity, and be glee,
And when you come to our old Piny-wood
You will be welcomed b Will Underwood.
Girard, Aag 8, 1854.
In Bedford county 29d ult, by Vim. Thomp-
son, Esq, Mr.. ROBERT B. BLACKWELL and
Miss MARY j. BAGGET, both of this county.
Inthis county. 9Th inst, by Rev. S. NJ. Cow
an, Mr.. SAMUEL A. SLA UaHTRR and Miss Jo-
sEPHINE EDMIsToN.
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4 For several months passed, letters
containing money, which ought tt
have arrived at the Post Office in
/ Nashville on the mail line from
lSmilhviIle, have failed to come to
hand, Barclay Martin, Esq, U.
S. Mail Ag emf, in conjunction with
Col. S R, Anderson, Postmaster at
this place, recently conceived plan
for the detection Of the thief, and
the former proceeded 10 Smithville
10 put it into operation. He mailed
at that place letter dontainingS1O0
10 counterfeit and S2 in good mon
ey, addressed TO a citizen Of Nash
vile, and got into the stageto accom-
pany the mail containing il to its des-
lination. MIR Martin had a key to
The way mail containing the package
and just before arriving at the sever
al post offices OH the route examin-
ed the bag TO see whether it was
safe, and after leaving the of ices re-
peated the examination. Just be-
fore reaching the office at McWhir-
teryille, six miles flom this city, the
package was in the bag, but " hen
the bag was examined here, after
leaving that office, it was gone
Immediately fell upon the
Postmaster at McWnirteryille, DR.. |
j. G. Patterson, and he was accor-
dinghy arrested on Friday evening,
al home, and on search the money I
enclosed in the package was found +
upon him. Mr.. Martin, accompan-
led by proper officers, visited his
office, and found there a number OF
packages Of letters addressed to this
place, which DIR. Patterson had de-
Iained there.
An investig ation ofthe affair took
place Saturday before James A.
L. S. Commissioners,
which resulted in the accu bed being
ield to bail in the sum of $4,000, (
which he was unable to give
md was therefore sent to jail TO
lwait his trial at the next term Of
he Federal Court. Attorneys for
he defence, A. Ewing and John
Reid; for the persecution, I. B.
U. S District Attorney.
DIR. Pattersonbas heretofore been
Considered an honest man. lie is
regular practising physician, but !
as been at times an actor and
nisersalist clergyman Nashville !
Banner. J
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Your Wife is Mad!

Many married men, who attend regularly
and peculiarly to their own business, are sur
priscds on going home, tofnd their wives in q
bad humor They are met with frowns instead
eff smiles This is certainly very annoying; and
one should seek to remedy it. Well, what $
the matter? Your wife is laboring under some
female complaint, the effects of which, at times,
seem to prey upon her brain. Give her a
medicine to cure the disease, and you are sure
to cure the i'll humor. 1t never fails. One
bottle of "Dromgoole's Female Bitters'' will
effect cure.
For sale in Fayetteville, by Diemer & Hamp-
ton, and McElroy & Mckinney; in Lewis
burg, by ]. L. Jones. f.
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DIED,

In this county, on Sunday, the 9th of the
present month, at the dwelling of her parents,
Miss MARY MOORE, second daughter of John
Moore Esq, aged about % years.
| The subject Of this brief and unstudied no
/ tice was an acceptable and worthy member of
the NJ E. Church, and was extensively known
as truly pous, modest, and unassuming wor-
shipper of our Lord and Saviour. Though
surrounded by numerous and warmly attached
| friends-by near and very precious relatives
and by circumstances making life more han
commonly desirable. sister Mary gave up all
earthly ties without mlrmur.
A short time before her departure, and while
momentarily free from bodily pain, she cleo
trifed all present by singing portions of three
favorite songs of praise to God. Subsequently
she expressed her regrets that she had been less
faithful than she might have been-took leave
with tender affection, of the weeping witnesses
of her triumph, and soon after fell peacefully
asleep in DEATH thus affording accumulated
evidence that it Is indeed true that
Jesus can make dying bed
Feel soft as downy pillows are
MAY my exit be like hers. A. F.
Christian Advocate, Nashville, viii please
copy.
In this county, on Cane Creek. Tuesday, Sth
inst. of congestion of the brain, Mr.. DAVID ].
K1MEs aged % years and II days.
In this county, 18th inst, of eongestive fe-
yer. Col. WIN. r. HEDGEPETH, aged about IS
years.
In Giles county, Monday, Nth inst, Of fux,
Mrs. MARTHA, wife of 1fr. John Bowel of this
nacc. AGED about.24 uears.
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Gbr Jflurket5 --Iattst Rlte!

louisville, KY.--Small sales of flour at
81 2507 SOC Wheat 81 rs,
a sale of % hhds mess pork at $lO14; 10
casks clear sides at sac; packages extras
casks ribbed sides at SIC, packed; retail sales
of cap7assed hams at SIC; and 20 kegs prime
lard at 91ac.
Sales oil 23hhds Of tobacco; 10 at s4a4a74,
and at $685. 45.
Sales Of raw whisky at 2314c.
ST.. LoUIs.--Receipts of produce are very
meagre-not over half dozen boats in from
any quarter from all the rivers.
we find no change in prices in this rket,
owing to small stocks and a limited demand.
Fi6ur-There is but little doingin any des-
cription We quote country superfine at
Wheat--About 1000 sacks offered and ta-
ken by millers at eOc@$I for spring and fair
fall: prime red aud white 81 05@l 10 exclu-
sive of KS
Corn-Choice white 4s@44c; good yellow
9s@4oe; mixed S8@4311ac--including new
oatsETn new gunnies as@S4c;second hand
bags 31@92c p bushel. But few parcels OF
: W WI 28Jsc p gallon. Provisions
Mess Pork (nominaD ST. Prime Lard s(e
9l6: Bacon Clear Sides sd @51ai Shoulders
Az Pfb.
Mr,.purs TENN.--The sales for the week
ro[4 embrace but 400 bales. Adviees from
aabroad were not calculated to enliven the mar
hot Prices are irregular and rather IN iavoi
! &c bnvcrs The stock on hand amounts &c
/ ebont $500 bales. All classes of cotton have
i l, ID
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Land for Sale.
~ THE lst day Oh Sep 4 q

I'm THE Est day of Sep 4 EyI N
~ TENDER next. we will sssEs sss<zss,z.
sell to the highest bidder, the g 81
Tract OF Land on Which we now live. "
ing in Lincoln county, Tenn, on the south
bank of Elk river, l6 miles west Of Fayette-
vile, and miles above Elkton Said tract
contains 226 acres and a fraction. About 15O
acres in high state of cultivation. Produces
Cotton extremely well. Several good Springs
on the place, and large double log Dwelling
House. Out Buildings as good as are usually
found on Farms. Said Land lies very level.
and scarcely foot of the Whole Tract, but
what can be cultivated 1t iy the place for
merry owned by Suite Is Coh. Any person
or persons wishing TO bRy, would do well to
come and see for themselves. Terms made
known ON the day of sale
JOSEPH l.. SHERRILL
JAMES II. PATTERSON.
Aug. 10 1876
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Fayetteville Female Academy

The next session is to commences
Monday, Sept. 4th. The eminen
qualifications and energy Of the teach
ers in all of the departments, have
established for this school a perma.
nent prosperity. The last session
closed with seventy-ive pupils. The
increase Of the number in attendance,
together with the applications for the
next tel m, gave the Trustees good
reason TO apprehend that the rooms
then used would not be sufficiently
large to meet the demands of the
Institution. Accordingly, a large.
comlortables and commodious brick
addition has been erected, and it will,
probably, be completed by the begin
ming Of the next term. Persons
abroad, wishing to send their daugh-
tiers or wards to a first class Acade-
my, could not do better than to give
the,one at this place a fr ial. The
course Of study is sufficiently thor
ough to enable the scholars to pass
respectfully in any circle. The terms
of tuition are low, and boarding in
good families may be obtained as
cheap as in any other village Of the
same size in the State.
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a WARNING.

Delay not; harbor not in your mind that
sentence of fools philosophy, that a diSrase
will get well of itself, or that you can cure It
with certain medicines for few dollars. Be
ware, how YOU tamper with your general vel
fare
Ye wild and vicious youths, why Will We
persist il dosing with the filthy aa,sscating
compounds daily proTcred; thereby iinparing
your appetite, and digestion, ard destroy ing
you mentally az we'll as physically, when you
can ibe cured with a few doses of pleasant
medicincs3
Ys fakes of every age and condition. Why
viii ye suffer and repine and drag ont misera-
bic existence, untitled for the enjoyment ard
even ordinary pursuits Of life? You who are
thus annoyed and wish to be restored to health
and vieor by treatment, at once pleasant and
eiieetual, should consult Or. MORRIS His
success in chrome diseases has been greater
than that Of any other physician of his day
Many who have been for years afflicted with
disease or consequence resulting from excess,
have been restored to health and yigor under
This really scientific treatment
Should personal interview be obiectiona-
bic, state your Disease IN wTlt1n9-enclpse i've
dollars-addrcss Or. W. II. MORRIS, through
the POST Office, Nashville, Tenn, and pack
age Of medicines, securely put up, viii he sent
privately and with despatch, full directions
Herewith, and qso question asked.
Persons living at distance, and afflicted
with Scrofula, Old Ulcers, letter, Cancers,
Piles, Rstttlo IN Ano, Garel Stricfures elect,
or any disease whatever Of an aggravated or
malignant charter. can be cured at home by
consulting Dr. MORRIS, by letter, postpaid
enclosing fee. T. z
Medicines pleasant and safe can 5e sent per
mail to any part Of. the United States.
Particular attention given to the treatmei t
of female complaints. Ladies who may be al
Hicted with Irregularities, F7,sor Illus or
Whites, Prolapsas Utey5 Or falling Of The
Womb, would do well to lay aside all false DEL
icaey and promptly consult the DR.. CURES
WARRANrEDl
Office over Mutual Protection Insurance Of
fee, Cedar St, near Post-0flce. Room, No
Ia, up stairs
JAM 1854.
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Religious

Religious.
The Quarterly Meeting at the
Methodist Oh urch in this place, is
4 npointed to e mbrace next Sunday
week being the 9th day of the
month. At that time, the Funeral
Sermon of Mrs. Mary Steele, Mr..
Saml. Edmonson, Mrs. Margaret Ed
monson, and their infant, will be
preached.
The. Funeral Sermon Of Mr., Con
2 Beavers will be preached at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church II
this place, on Sunday, Sept 10th
The Presbytery Of the Associate
Reformed Church, will convene a
Why Grove Westinghouse, on Fri
day, Sept. lst.
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Wind

On last Saturday evening, we are
told there was quite storm of wind
and rain on Swan creek, about 8
miles from this place. The corn was
beaten to the earth, fences thrown
down, and trees uplooted to such an
extent as to choke up the roads,
rendering them in places impossible.
We have not heard that any person
was MANNED Or that any buildings
wore destroyed.
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DIR. WIN. B. MARTIN,

MILL continue to devote his exclu- -
wv sfve attention to the Practice Of =
Medicine 10 it's various branches. lie hopes
by close attention to his Profession, to
merit Continuance Of the patronage of his
friends Office at Georges Store, IA miles
east OF Fayetteville. Lincoln county, Tenn
June ], 1854--12m.
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DECEASED SAL!

TNRIDAY, the 1st day Of Sept, esg,>ST,s
IL next, Z will sell to the highest So -
bidder, on twelve months credit, -si--AA
at the late residence of Washington Whitaker,
dec. one ard half miles west of Mulberry,
lincoln County, Tenn, the following property
About 100 head of Hogs, together with Hor-
ises. Mnles, Cattle, Sheep, aTBaggy, yoke of
Oxen and Wagon, Farming Utensils. set OF
Blacksmith Tools, 4 or S ewt. of Bacon. Corn,
Oats, Hay Wheat, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, etc, etc. Bond and approved Sc
curity will be required of the purchaser Those
having claims against the estate will file them
authenticated as the law directs; those indebt-
ed will please come forward and make pay
ment. 7. G. M0SELEY Adm.
August II. 1654--3t.
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The Stars

A friend, who is an old resident
says the exhibition known as the
"hlling stars" took place On the 18th
I Of November, 1888. Moreover, he
AYERS he recollects distinctly, that on
9 DING outdoors the following morn
ing, he found the stars lying knee
deep on the ground in front OF hls
house. We may be permitted to
aida. that we think his memory is
treacherous with regard to that which
he 'recollects distinctly Who
{ knows?
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b eceased Sale

Friday, Sept lst., it will be seen
dn referring to our advertising col
j INNS. the personal property of the
estate Of ITash;ugtoa Whitaker, dec
win be offered TO the highest bidder
Horses, hogs, mules, sheep, corr, oats
: wheat, ETC., are to be sold. 90 i
YOU who need.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-17

ALL RIGHT.-The trustees of La
Place College Institute, Ala, have
resolved that Wayland's Moral
Science contains Abolition doctrines
of the deepest dye and accordingly
"denounce said book and forbid its
further use in the Institute"
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ea'4aC iS2Dr53ag
AND
SUMNER GOODS,

TNHE undersigned has r.: ~ rzE=z=iz1
Il just received and is EsE11Ez !. is:s-..-;sH.s.
now opening at his old stand, on the West side
Of the Public Square, Fayetteville, Tenn, a
new stock of fresh and desirable Goods, select
ell with much care and taste by a young man
of long experience in the retail trade, and
we'll acquainted with the wishes and interest
of our customers. To enumerate the varied
assortments of our stock would be too lengthy
for a ewspaper-suffice it however to say
that we never suffer any house to have finer
and more general stock than ours; and as to
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 under many OBJ
legations and trust by close attention TO BUSH
ness to merit a continuance of the same
Very Respectfully,
May 4, 1854. JOHN GOODRICH.
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Blacksmith SiaoD,

lYHHE subscribers have opened ze
Il Blacksmith Shop, south side OF
the Public Square, on the road to the t...y
Ford, and are ow ready to fill all orders in
their line at short notice on reasonable terms.
Give lis a trial JAS B. CARLY.
: JOSEPH E. CARTY.
Nav IL, I854--6m.
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Turnpike

Turnpike
A meeting of all concerned in the
Fayetteville, Mulberry and Tullaho-
ma Turnpike Company, is called to
assembleat Mulberry on Friday, Sept.
4th. We trust there will be fall
attendance, for the interests Of the
enterprise require it.
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CINcINNArI, Ono Flour is steldy at 81 "a
" So Whisky 22sl. Nothing done in pro-
visions. Sugar is IN good demand at 4@5tac.
Kanawha salt has advanced to 5O@53c.
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Come again-

Come hgain--
IL b. Hill, Daguerrean Artist, has
reopened his gallery in this place, and
is now prepared to accommodate all
who may wish to "save the shadow
ere the substance fades with pic
lures Of superior excellence Give
him trial-he is home folks. and
ought TO be sustained.
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Returned

We learn that the Ed n. Geo. IT,
ZONES has returned home; though
We have not yet seen him. There
are few, very few memlB ers of Con
gress, who possess the c Onfdence Of
their colleagues and con stituents 50
entirely as does Dir. j.
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sGElN I , DkESS hUJBS,
SUPER Blk. French and fancy 4szsrzz7,
- Cloths, sup do Doeskin Cas- ~
simeres, do plaid aad stripe fancy
Cassimeres, black Cash1naret and sSaasS ssssa
Drab dEte, black and fancy Tweeds, Black,
Blue, Brown and Steel mixed Satiuets, black
and figured SILK Vestings, Buff and White
Marseiles Vestir gs, blue Silk Cravats and
Stocks, fancy SILK Cravats and Silk Hdkfs.,
black, white and fancy Kid Gloves, etc. Our
Stock OF SCENTS Dress Goods is very
large, to which we invite your attention.
April IS. T. C. GOODRICH & co.
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o. Advertsen1 ents must be handed intothe
pfiice by Taeslak Morning, to insure an appear
s.nce in the following Paper
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Cooking Stores 3,

of all sizes and brands. very low. Cast fs
ings of all kinds, Tinvare, etc.
Harness and Harness Leather. sa ldltr's
Tools and Materials, Hames, Chains and Coll
lars. Shoemaker's Tools and Materials, Bride
Bits, Buckles etc etc Our faciIitiesf for buy
ing Goods low are second to none, and we are
willing 10 sell them for as small profits as any
of our competitors.
NEIL, MOORES & WRIGHT. =
April 6, 1854
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A LIsrV OFLE,ErE,Rs

D EMAINING in the Post-Oliice, at IA z
IL E7'TEFILLE on the ajtl, Of Au-
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ForSale-

E1en. Hill, jr. offers q Cow and
Calf for sale OH moderate terms
See adv.
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS

Rich plaid stripe and fancy Silks, SAN
rich plaid and figured Black Silks, ~EA
plain black andwatered Silks, Rro- & s2
cade Silks and India Satins, plaid 9-1
and figured Berages, Betrayed Robes founced
plaid and figured Drgandies. plaid and striped
Jaconets, French Lawns and Mdslins, Girg-
hams and Bingham Lawns dotted Swiss and
figured Muslins, Organdies Muslins and figured
Chintzes, black and figured Alpaca Lusters,
black BON bazines and SILK Warp Alpaca,
white Swiss and Bishop Lawns, white Jacorets
and Cambrcs, Houiton Maltese and Linen
Cambria Hdkfs., Houiton and Maltese Jaconet
and Swiss CollaTs, Houfton Aligue French
Lace Chemizette, Muslin and Mourning Col
lars black and figured Nantes great variety
Linen and Thread Cambries, Thread and Va
lencia Lace, Paraspls and SunlShades, BonnetI
aud Ribbons a large assortment, Flowers and
Fans great variety, Kid and Silk Gloves best
make, all colorsl For ladies and misses a full
assortment of English and German Hosiery
with the best assortment Of Mitts ever offered
| April l3, 81 4. G. GOODRICH + CO.
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30 EE!3iG3 FLOWERS ETC.,
a LARGElot of Bonnets Of every .Nzfa
L a grade, quality and price Arti6- 4
cial Flowers inabundanee Face Flow sSs
ers, Tabs, Ruches Thule, etc, for sale low
May 4, JOHN GOODRICH.
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s@ Business Notice. @a

" The Post-Office List of Letters is pub
lishea in the Fayetteville Observer, in compliance
with law of Congress, which provides that it
shall appear in the newspaper having the
LARGEST CIRCULATION. =ns
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GUNS. GUNS!!

GINGLE and Double Bar 49, e
y rel Shot Guns, Rifles EYOO
and Pistols, for sale. -
April IL T. G. GOODRICH & co.
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Constables' and Justices blanks sust printed
snd for sale at our desk-cheapy-
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0rAdve rtisements are inserted in the or
der in which they rchanded in.
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GENTS Dress GOODS,

May II, 1S54--6m.