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ACADEMY OF MUsyC.


IN PURSUANCE OF Tur nps,cN op
a .nis ION, viz the diffusion of the knowl-
OF Music, and a cultivation of the public
Ss'e ior lac higher order Of the Art, the
n-, ACADEMY OF MUSIC
proposes to give a series of
FOUR CONC ERTS:
ahd, with a view to add as much as possible to
.neir popularity, the Great Works Of Beethoven,
Telieyed dhnHesonn, hy Ms sPohr, hummel and others,
uuoSo ro win the greatest possible effect, both In
'ne orchestral and Vocal departments.
ne pian OK admission will be the same as that
q toPted oy the Academy Of Music In London, viz:
- ssesertPfton onIy, the terms of which will b.
ior the four Concerts, emitting the subscriber
70 sotee nc kets OF admission to each Concert
SUBSCRIBERS names may be immediately V received
az the bookstore Of Messrs Taylor & Maury; at
ne fiano store OF Mr.. Davis, and at the Music
stores OF Aessrs Hlbus aad Zantzinger also at the
ASaoemy on Music. corner Ninth and ID streets.
(oPen daily from 10 TIL 6) "
90 15-f
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COFFIN WARERc0M, FEC.
WILLIAM PLANT & CO., UNDEE. IA


II T.
Js sKERS-residence41S Seventh
street, between G and H streets. @ks-S
Interments procured In any ground
or cemetery. Coins, Caps, Shrouds, Carriages,
Hearse, and every article for interments Of
the best quality furnished at short notice, on the
most reasonable terms, and at all hours OF the
aight. Having the exclusive right Of Crump's
Patent Corpse Preserver, we guarantee to keep the
dead for any length Of time. jy lily
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A PLANO FOR Sas!
"A PIANO FOR s76!
PIANO FOR sIaS,!!
!, THREE NEW PIANOS FOR Sis each
ONE NEW PIANO q octaves) $3.50 at
h s...ts.B John Y. ELLIS'S
Pl,no, Music and Variety Store,
3o5 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
% &-H
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Pn,yAyE MEDICAL TREATISE
ON TEE
VIEW OF MARRIAGE
II. u. LA ClOkE, FL. ID.

II. u. La CIOix, FL. D.,
ALBANY, ". T.,
iI~ 20 Pages and l30 Fine, Plain, aae Colored
LithoBrapis and Plates.
Price sBly Twenty-Five Cesss.
Seat Ffss o. Fo,ieEs 20 all parts ef ths gsisa
TEEAPHSJ 8OOZ EVER pUpTJSHEn-
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MANUFACTURED BIT
DON A ID X L N n 4 ID Y,
Vo 100 Warren styssf RoxbHTg, Mass.

PRIcx. ONK DOLLAR.
Wholesale Agents New York City, G; V.
CLICKNER, 81 Barclay street c. II: RING,
street. Philadelphia, r. w. DYOTf SONS
Ba.umore, BROWN& BROTHER, CANDY Il
HATCH. Alexandra, PEEL STEVENS.
At Retail by all res spectacle Druggists In the
United States ald British Provinces, and also by
the Druggists Of this City. octA-Iy
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NEW CATHOLIC BOoks.-The Curse Of
~ the Village aud The Happiness Of bei1g
Rich; two Fales, by Hendrick Conscience, trans.
lated fro n the original Flemish
The Devoat Child Of Mary; q coilec Ion Of No
ysaas. CIV Rev y. w. Faber, ID. L.
pictorial Bible Stories, illustrated al
TAYLOR MAURY'S
eS Booksors, near eth Ut.
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BALLS.
CIVIC. CLUB, MILITARY G FIREMENs
| BALL.
SIXTH ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
Vigilant Fire G. ON p a n y

OF GEORGETOWN, D. c.
TJNHE VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY TAKE
Il great pleasure in announcing to their friends
and the public generally that their Sixth Annual
G G,a.d Ball will take place at Forrest Hall, on
TUESDAY, Nov 81, 1855.
The members Of the Company pledge them
selves to spare neither time nor expense In max
ing snch arrangements will give satisfaction
and enjoyment TO every one who may honor them
with their company.
scot's Cotillon Band has been engaged for the
occasion.
Supper will be furnished by an experienced ca
terer.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting a gentle
man and ladies; to be had Of the Committee or
at the door on the evening Of the ball
Firemen will please appear In uniform.
COMMITTEE of Arrdngements.
- Geo w Ofutt, Shackelford,
VIM Crowley, Krouse
William Tanner.
nov 17-eOd
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CERTIFICATE OF WIN. J. ATWOOD.
HvHTsvILLz, Yadkin Co., N. c.
VIM. j. ATWOO5.

Theae blttess are sstirsly csgs!a5ls, they invlg.
crate and strengthen tbs systemr never prostrate
II, and can be used for infants IS well IS adults
For sale by res pectabie dealers everywhere and
by Y. ID. GILMAN, Washington; J. l.. KID
WELL, Georgetown, and J. IL. PIERPONT,
hiex3nGril. mar 1-ly
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THIRD ANNUAL BALL
OF THB
Presidents Mounted Guard

THE COMPANY MOST RESPECTFULLY
Il teg leave to inform their friends and the pub
lie that their third Annual Ball will take place on
TUESDAY EVENING, the 20th instant, at
NUMBERS ASSEMBLY HALL.
An experienced caterer will furnish Supper at
city prices
Professor Munder will act as master Of ceremo-
nies.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS-to be obtained Of
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MUSIC DEPOT,
SestnEeN corner Of Penn'a avenue and ID street.
star Buildings, Washington, d. c.

= = o IT. EISEN BKANDT,
fSuccBss0R TO HILBUs & HITz)
ImporisT, Publisher, and Dealer ia
AasRlCAN AND EUROPEAN MUSIC, PI-
AMOS, STRINGS, &c.
sdrS POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT HAS
n oeen reftted In the most modern and tasteful
Iu1nhsf, comoin' ng all the comforts and convent
ence tina. such an establishmsnt should possess.
to8etner with the most complete assortmeit OF
AMERICAN and EUROPEAN MUSIC, PIA.
NoS, &C, TO be found in the Metropolis. With
oeslre 70 mee. the wishes of the musical public,
iIssPecuoliy solicit their patronage.
oct ZS-u GEO. HILBUS Agent
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TIE LION OF FLANDERS; Or, TIRE BATTLE OF
THE GOLDEN SPURS. By Hendrix Con-
science. Baltimore published by John
Murphy, 1855.
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fss1f1I,as /.

AL Of whichshaye been selected with much
care and time. BY an experienced buyer, not
surpassed in taste OF. jssdgaent by any retail
buyer in the West.x These Goods have been
purchased in the Eastern Cities under an. ex-
tremely tight money -market. such as has not
prevailed since 1887. The undersigned is
pleased to have it in his power to say to his
numerous friends and customers that his long
acquaintance in the Eastern Cities, and his fa-
cilities for purchasing being not surpassed by
any house in the west, he is now prepared
and determined to sell Goods as low, or lower
than any retail house house.west OF the noun
tains. In calling attention to this nu-'
merOus aud stoS1 Of Goods,
amounting to over 50
THOUSAND1DOLLARS:
He does SO with the assurance that buyers will
do we'll to give him call when they next
visit our town. assuring them that he will take
much pleasure in showing his Goods, relying
on their good Judgment and taste to insure.
him a sale. After feeling himself under SO
many renewed obligations to his friends and
customers for the very liberal patronage ex-
tended him for the last twelve years, 1t would
seem almost useless to repeat them again; yet,
having received SO many manifestations OF
kindness from their hands, he begs leave to
return his sincere thanks for their very liberal
patronage shexn him, assuring them he will at
all times use his best exertions to retain their
con6dence'And support
~ RapeetfulIys JOHN GOODRICH.
April IL. 1856.
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The New House =

W. S. A. Southworfh have opened
their new house with enc Of the rich
I est and most attractive, stocks OF
goods we have ever seen. Ladies'
dress goods of every conceivable
pattern, together with bonnetss rib
bens, staple goods, cloths and CASH
,neres, yestings. hardware aud cutie
ry,queensware, stationary, books,etc.
ETC., may there be had in abundance,
eat the most reduced prices. A triai
!. with endorse our statement
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Interesting to Ar.

( We always write upon the subject
( of dry goods with pleasure, because
we know that it interests the ladies,
and it is with extreme goodwill that
we again take our pen to say a few
words concerning the establishment
of Neil, Mooses 8. Wylgat. These
gentlemen have done great deal to-
w,rdsaiding our female friends TO dress
elegantly at little cost Although
the paoits upon the articles sold are
bat very small, yet in the aggregate
they amount to large sums, the num-
Der of sales being enormous. This
should not create surprise. Look at
their present stock Of wares, which
is expressly designed for the spring
and summer scasonl 1t is as COM
prehensiye and excellent as any SIM
liar collection in the State. Messrs.
N, Al. s. w. are now disposing of
all kinds Of prints at the lowest pfi,
ces. Every known style of dress
goods are TO be found Oh their shelves,
going in the same ratio, together
with every sort Of fabric that ever
came from the loom. Go and see
them:
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Ftmn tie Martreesboro Eess.
Our Candidate.

I 3 W. fh,c. r4ov a nnf,,,nno fbo mama If
Anarow Jobbson - tho hood of orr
Z. nor &c onr c.nd;doto ear' q ovarS,or
a 81 the nayI alec.;on. 4 d;soos i
T. conform oir;ctlv r. tba ,,saoess ~
Etbe n.rtv to which wa bslona hoo
kent nc from ao;oo this tb;nv Sefare-
nor Assconvant;on or fbe n.ytv
hsd bean cal1ad and notw;tbs,apd;ng
ha mac. ibs onlv man namee ;ns rse
ar.noa - tha. honorahia aes;.;a. -,
wore ,,nw;ll;rr'to niaoa b;s mo -
;o,,r .,.st bo.d pn,;l tbst convaat;on
bod nnhl;clv rocoracd tho will &c ~.
n , san,ssartad hv ana No h s
io.rnoa .ba.- ~ mo-. w;l,;na 80 ,;a,d
- tha w;shes &c tho. raonla .Thsra
- scores s &c mon = .ba S,.ta hons
oct snd c.nah,a who, NO co,,s, sSa.
mort WITH : sood will. Int tho nsp.
pla ,v"n.ad .1 eb .nd trr. g. 81
pen,;on conld hove dous mo otbar
,vs,h.n - oonforn, 10 the;r w;shos
la. -. .L.aaJ;a
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The undersigned have agreed upon
the above List of appointments. as
candidates FOR Governor. In ma
king out the appointments, they
have been compelled to omit several
Counties, for the want Of time, which
they would be much gratified tovis-
it, but it is impossible for them to do
SO. ANDREW JOHNSON.
MEREDITH P. GENTRY.
Nashville, April 5, 1855.
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.Sauntering leisurely across -tpe
!, square the other day, We heard some
one hail us. Turning and following
stbe direction of the sound, we en-
tered the store Of Neaz, Moorss q
WRIGHT, when one Of the firm pre-
5sented US with the prettiest silk era
vat for summer wear, that We have
seer this season. .If is a beautiful
pattern, texture excellent, colors sol
id. They have Others Of the same
= sort. together with every article need
ed for gentlemen S wear-cHEAP.
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Sons Of temperance

The second quarterly session Tor
the current year, Of the Grand Diyis-
ion Sons Of Temperance, for Middle
and West Tennessee, will be held in
this place, Thursday, 18th inst, at
100 clock A. N. Someof The prom
inent men of he Order, from differ
sent parts Of the State, we suppose
will be in attendance
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Scarcity Of Feed in Indiana.
PUTNAM Co.. Ind, March 2

We have very protracted winter,
and.feed for stock has generally been
exhausted. The farmers are cutting
down timber for their stock to feed
on. A number Of cattle have died
from starvation, and further heavy
losses will, fear, be sustainedin this
way. Stock hogs are found dead in
heaps through the woods. The fact is
we are in deplorable condition in
this section Of the country. Corn is
SO cents per bushel, but it isnot to be
had to any extent. Oats 48a50;
wheat ST. SO.
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For the Fayetteville Observer
Inscribed to nv Classmates.

WE'LL MEET AGAIN.
Though fate bid US to breathe adieu
To those We love SO dear.
When memory's pages we unfold,
We drop silent tear;
And from eur half awakened hearts
A sigh escapes with pain.
iris then we hear a whisper soft,
That we shall meet again. .s
Yes. meet: though never more on earth
That smiling band is rent.
with whom our childhood's happy days
- In innocence were SPENT
They oft are pictured, and our hearts
"A faint hope will retain, -
There is a bright and sunny spot
Where we can meet again. =.
Our hearts can hold communion, sweet,
Though distance intervene,
At dewy morn. at balmy eve.
Or midnight's hour serene;
But soon. alas! those dreams depart
And shadows will remain. =
Until hope points US to a place -
Where we may meet again
That little schoolmste long ago
We laid in the still cold grave
The weeping willow dropping Der, 5. Z
The gentle zephyn wave,
Whispered softly as her spirit 1sds
OH weep not. nor complain.
And pointed with a trembling band
Where We could meet again =
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STAPLE and Dry Goods. {(T}
~ SAX and Fancy do; - 49,
Whiteand Figured do; - W
Laces and Embroideries; ~
Nantes and Lace Points; -
Umbrellas and Parasols;
Bonnets and Ribbons;
Flowers and Bobinets;
= Cloves and Hosiery;
Lawns, and Brilliantes;
Organizes and Linens;
Berages and Grenadines;
Linen-Lawn Dress Goods;
Hardware aud Cutlery; -,
Tin-Ware and Qneensware;
Grindstones and Fixtures; =.
Hats, Boots and Shoes;
Clothing and Spices; Z
. Books and Stationary;
Carpets and Carpet-Bags; =
.Saddle-B Bags and Saddlery;
Whips and Walking Canes;
Tobacco and Snuff;
Harness and Leather; s -
Calf Skins and Shoe Thread, etc. etc. ), at
e = w. & A. SOUTHW0RTH'S-
April 5, 1866. Cheap House.
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sr "MoLL1E' has favored the
Observer with another Of her musical
illusions - and hereit is. It is a
production of more than ordinary
beauty
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-12

Sacramento Meeting
A Sacramento Meeting, to include
Sunday, 18th inst. rs appointed to
be held at the Cumberland Pfesbyte-
rian Church at this place.
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N.NA AIIlN;NNSssa


THIS superior horse lswiIl make r~
( i his present season at the. stable ~
of Alfred Smith, miles east of Fayettevilis,
and will serve mares at So the season, SO to
insure He is ~ hands high, 8 years old, dark
sorrel color. The season has commenced and
will end July 1st. He is full brothersto Pey-
tona, sired by imported Glenco, dam Giantess.
by imported Leviathan. See American Turf
Register j. T. JACKSON
March.29. 1955--4w.
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ON HAND!
Fleming & Darts,


'"ToULD beg leave to inform the ~
w citizens Of Lincoln county. that "A
we are still on hand and ready. to do alt HI
kinds of work in our line. both for Ladies ~
or Gentlemen, in the most Fashion, iii
able style, and at short notice, and ID
on the most reasonable terms. Give Is trial,
We are thankful for your very liberal patron
age heretofore extended and solicit contiRu-
ance Of the same. FLEMING & DAVIS.
April S, 1S55--12m. SCR
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Clothing

Clothing
Laads 8 Slhlesinger have opened
n closbipg Store, northeast corner
Of The squsre, and sare prepared e
furnish any kind Of gentlemess'
clothing at reduced prices. for cash.
See adv,
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS,

TIME undersigned would IN
< i form all those interested in &1w
the Act Of Congress approved X6-~aasx
March 3, 1855. giving to the Soldiers Of any
wars of the United States, Cor their widows. or
minor childrenD Bounty Lands to all VINO have
not received the amount of 160 acres, that he
has all the necessary forms and is prepared to
prosecute the. Claims of all who may apply to
him.. 10. b. SMITH. :.
3 Tullahona, April 5, 1855-4w.
Satisfaction given or no charge made.
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HEHE Goods belonging TO the es- fa
i tate Of B. w. d. Carly. dee, SSx
will be sold at Cost for Cash, or to -
}unctua1 dealers on credit till the LIST Of sep-
tember, in order to close the house as soon as
possible. Call and see-we,haye a very good
assortment yet, as Prints, Ladies and Gentle
mems ~ .- -
DRESS GOODSz "a.
Salt, Hardware, and many other articles too
numerous to mention. Comet costs moth
ingto look. st-, \ Z
or ALL persons indebted to the estate of
said deceased, now due, either by Note or
Account. are notified that unless.a settlement
is had by the first Of February, the claims will
be placed in che handsrof an officer for collec-.
tion. - G. BRIGHT, Ad1a.
Jan.,4, 1855--tf
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Hack John.

8" LII stand the present season 81.
" " atmy stable. 3 miles north of IA
Fayetteville, Lincoln County, Tenn, at az.6.
$l5 the insurance for Jennets, rayalle when
the fact as ascertaincd or thc right Of property
changed. s.
John IS beautiful black. Is hands high
years old next july, was got by Hardin's cell
ebrated Jack. Mammoth. 4 grand son of oil
King Cyrus out Of a Royal Gift Jepnet. dam
BY old King Cyrus, grand dam by old Wonder.
Jepnetss pastured gratis. All possible caro- ta-
ken to prevent accidents or escapes, but no,
liability should any hapren. The season has
commenced aud viii end with the year.
HUGH THOMSON
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Neeld 8. Garter, west side Of the
square, at their G entlemen's Fur.
nishing Establishment, are Just in
receipt Of a superior assortment Of
Cloths, Gassimeres, Sslttinets Drab
d'Etes Vestings, etc. etc which
they are prepared TO make upsac-
cording to the latest fashions, or in
any style that the customer may
wishs Their doctrine is: no FIT NO
PAY and that's fair.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER


-HyHE undersigned is now receiv-. -
II ing and opening at hissStore, on
the west side. Of the Square in Fay 4A
etteville, his extensive stock of New Spring
mud Sum alFer
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new HACK Line.

THE undersigned haveeom- s=zS.2
IL menccd running regular So =
Hack between Fayetteville and TUT
laIlOnna by the way of
mE] BERRY &srhYEEND q IEGo
for the accommodation of the travelling COM
munity. T).e line is well supplied with good
Horses, comfortable conveyanccs, and atten-
tive experienced DRYERS. The time Of leav-
ing Fayetteville will be at 8 O'Clock in the
morning of Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday.
and arrive in Tullahama same day. in time for
the evening Railroad train. Returning, will
leave Tullahoma every Tuesday, Thursday.
and Saturday. and arrive in Fayetteville same
day. The road is the best that thercis between
Fayetteville and the Railroad.
Through Tickets Two Dollars!
Way Travel, in proportion. -
HUNT 4 POWELL.
March 10, 1S55-6w.
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~ se6frecS IRON me Ea< y ~ = 80
4 splendid stock Of -
/ ,S1e5t1eg IS N1ssisisle2'
Goods, so5sctcsl with grcas care hs os.s "
/ onr Firm, a.d hogslt at prices which justify
,ls IN SAL ing that no can AMI viii <sli theta ~
low. as anysetail bosNc in Tennessee
LAD IEE5 NnsES GGOAEv
Ii. this line we hare ieanti5al as ~ -
sortnsens n,tsscins everything rovei ~
and elesantto be found such AZ Xez
Elegant silks. PLAID SIT So Beraa.t,
Silk Tissues, = Solid Csslsrs.,
Gsenaahes, s.l lPainted-Jaesnets.
Rich cat Bersgc iiBrillialgtes
organdies. mourning Press Goods.
Cellars. iHandkefehiefs,
Chimzettes ,.Slecves,
Flourcipss Ed inr, S.s.
etc, etc. q Il atthcyerv lowest possible prices.
FORsGENTLEMEN,
= We have Black C.othing of en- -
cry grade, from 50 to ssi2 rer ~ 81! ~!
yard. = - - &Il1.O
Fancy Cloths, all colors:
Black Cassimcres from 81 rs to 50 rer yard; !.
French Grape Cassimeres; -
Black and Fancy yestings:
Black and "a - Cravsis:
Ready Made Clothing of all kinds: -
!" Shirts and Collars, etc, etc.
So NEIL. M0ORES &sTRIGHT
April 5, 1856.
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Gbe Markets --Tairst Duias

Reported expressly for the Fayetteville 0bservs'.
AUeusTA. GEoReIA, April 6, 1856. !.
MN o. Wallace: s
DEAR SIR: have no change to notice in our
produce market in the way of prices. The
stock of Bacon and Flour have been increased
considerably, and notwithstanding this. the
price of each has been maintained. i quote:
Baoos. hog round, at 9@9hc-Hams LOG
1lc--Sidess 914@9z-Shoulders, 6@8ls-
Jowls. 4lz@5c.
Lard, l0k q 1111ssc in bblss. @l2c in kegs
Corn, has advanced and is worth 81 LOG
Is. -
Flour, $10@13 p bbl.
Oats, Doc.
Other goods unaffected by the lapse Of time
in regard to price. Yours,
j. A.. ANSLEY, s
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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A@HNH-@s

7ftT The following gentlemenare authorized
to act as agents in procuring subscribers to the
Fayetteville O5se,Ueis--
.JsoM. SnrrH, Bluff Spring, TravisCo Texas
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nerAdsertisements are inserted in the or
der in (which they are handed in.
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sg- Business Notice. -@a

np7- The Post-Oflice List Of Letters is pub
lished in the FayedeUi1e Observer, in compliance
with law of Congress, which provides that 1t
shall appear in the newspaper having the
LARGEST oIRcuLATIoN.9E
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~. mr. Alvertisementsm be handed intethe
Office by T,tsslag Morning, TO insure an appear
-s,nce in the following Paper.
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EsTRAY--LINcOLN OOtINTY.

HNAKEN up by Halifax Ashby. IN ~
u 9th dis, HORSE, Of bay color. <}N
about IA hands high, about 8 years old, star
in the face, both hind feet white, 5are. footed,
no brands perceiyable. Valued at $35.
/, April H. \. @. WALLACE, Ranger,
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constables' and justices blanks just printed
and for sale at our desk-theap. e
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-12

Next Week 81 :
John Goodries's superb stock Of
goods have come. as may be learned
on referring to his card a asother'
column. His advertisements in full
appear next week.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-07-07
BY HUSBAND.

My husband is a very strange man. To
think how he could have CROWN so provoked
about such Il little thing as that scarlet scarf.
Well, there. Is 10 use II tryin" TO drive HIM;
I've settled that III my mind. i;ut he can be
CoaAed-Can't be, tLou"h and from this time
>hant | know how to manage HIM? Still
there Is no ucnyiny Mr. Adau.s is a stranrc
IMAM.
Lou see, II " as this morning, at brcahl las.,
sad to him, "llenrv. must have one ui
those ten dollar scari> at Stewards They
are perfectly chailniny, aud viii CORRESPOND
80 nicely with NY maroon ,c.,ct cloak.
want 10 20 this morning and get onc be.orc
they are gone.
Ten dollars don't grow Oil every bush
AdelIAe, aud. Just now, lllIcs are pretty hare!
YOU Know, lc answered III dry, careless
Aind OF tone, which lrri,atcd INC greatly. -
Beside that, knew he coud ailor,! ~ gel nlc
Tue scarf Just as well a> not only pehaps my
manner oi requesting 1t did not quite salt his
lord>hir.
"Gcniie!nrn who can ;,'io:tI to buy satin
vests at ten dollars apiece can haze no uIotiy.
hut icnurou>nc>s ior refusing 10 1--WE theii
wives as much .cr scarf" ! rutorlcu, o.sl,:.
,n2 al the money. which, Il mclnent uc:ore
hc had lana 10y III. plate, :elu.st.i., IN. 10
pre-, ult ont ion nan; Lc always lIu, ted IN, nj
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