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To C0nsuMsptivcs.

lGNHE advertiser, having been restored to
Il health In q few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection. and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to max q
known to his fsllow-suTsrers the means ol
cure.
TO all who desire 1t, he will send copy Of
the preparation used (iree of charge) with
the direction for preparing and Using the
same. which they will find a SURE CURE for
CoNsUMPrIoN, ASTHMA. BRoNcH IT'S. &C.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted. and
spread information which he couceives to he
invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Oct 25-3mS4 Kings County, New York.
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Dfaths.
DIED.

At the residence of her son, Middleton
Fannon. in Lincoln county, Tenn, October
the Goth, 1860, Mrs DELPHIA A. FANNoN.
aged about 100 years. She was born and
raised in the State of Virginia, and moved
from there with her husband Middleton
Fannon. to the State Of Georgia. where they
lived few years, and then moved to this
State some fifty years ago, and was conse-
ouently one of the first settlers in this conn
try. She often spoke of the many privations
and hardships undergone by them in the
early settlement OF the country. AMI there
was nothing OF which she spoke with more
interest than old times. As a reighbor she
was kind and cbliging as friend she was firm
and IL nwavering. as a christian she vas pious
and consistent, as mother grandmother, Sc,
devoted and aifsctionate In all the rotations
of life it may be said that she discharged
faithfully her various duties, and lived the
life of a true woman.
She has left to mourn her loss a numerous
train OF relations to the fourth generation
She obtained hope in Christ in early life,
and had been a member Of the Baptist church
for upwards Of forsy-fve years. For some
time prior to her death her mind had so
failed her that she at times did not know
her own children with " HON she was living,
but the day before she died when she appeared
to he sinking, her mind was 50 restored that
she Was conscious Of her condition, and when
asked by her son with whom she was living
il she thought she was going to die, she
clspped her hands and replied. o yes and
requested them all to meet her in heaven
She soon be- anne SPECIFICS hut gave ev-
idence that she was in her right mind Aftel
continuing in this state few hours, he
spirit returned unto God who gaye it.
N B. PEARcE.
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A YOUNG SEA-SEgpENT = The Ess-
ton (Md.) Star says: "On last Sat.
urday most singular fish Was caught
in Nils river and brought to town
by Mr.. VIVA. Horney. 1t is three
feet three inches long, had tail like
rat and head like a mackerel,
except that it has teeth like small
dog; has no ins except two smal' ones
under The gills, and "A maue upon his
back about one inch and bali broad
running from head TO tail.
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Pork

Pork
There is less talk this year about
meat, than We rccollect ever to
have before noticed. The fact is, it
isn't here, and money is just about
as scarce as the pork is, SO that
really there is nothing to base a
"tslk" upon. A sale or two has
Seen effected,we are told, at Z cents,
and they all are the Transactions that
have come to our knowledge.
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GOING NORTF
The Vote of Lincoln County

Below We give the official vote
Of Lincoln county for Presiden!ipi
electors, at the election of Tuesday
9Th inst. The Democracy did ex'
ceediugly we'll Our loss is only
176, whereas many Of our friends
before the election, would willingly
if it could have been, compromised
with a loss OF 300:--
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Worm Candy or Santonine I.Ozenges

NM f offer these Lozenges without dis
w guise as to their composition. IS
their name imports. they depend for their eff
ficacy upon Santonine alone--the lately dis
covered active principle of the European OF
Levaut Worm Seed. All The merit which
we claim for our Medicines is the purity of the
Santonins which it contains, and the careful
manner in which it has been incorporated with
and through the mass from which the Lczen-
ges have been formed.
To be sure Of these important points, We
have them prepared at the Louisville Chemi-
cal Works where the Santonine is frst tested
for It's purity, and then combined in the Loz-
enge in such n way as to retain its properties
aud virtues unchanged
To the profession We presenta valuable and
we'll known Medicine in a convenient and at
tractive form-ofuniform and known strength
The directions indicating the dose of Santonine
according to the U. s. p.
To the public we offer remedy for worms
efFicacious, safe, and as pleasan: as cOnfection-
arv, at a moderate price.
FIR sale by all respectable Druggists through
out the South an6 West.
WILSON. PETER & co.
PyoPrSetors, Louisville, Ky.
We have tried tho worm candy in our fan.
lilies, and found it very effective. Physician
have also reported like results.
EWlN, PENDLET0N & co,
Aug. 16-3m. Wholesale agents.
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READ TIE EVIDENCE.

Read the following letter fr, m clers ymar
we II known in West Tennessee, and Nertt
Alabama and Mississippi:
IExTRAeT.
Messrs. Clark, Gregory & Co, Nashville
T enn.--If did not think you were troubled
with more testimonials than you find time
to read, / would send you word in relation
10 what 20 ur Ambrosial Oil has done for me-
Suffice it to say. that I had been suffering
with hoarseness, or obstruction in the Bronchial
tubes, for many years. and it was getting SO
bad that could scarcely my appointments.
Your Ambresisl Oil perfectly restored ae. and
now can work without difficulty.
Okalons, Miss. Rev. A. l.. HUNSAKER.
For sale by w. G. DIEAER Fayetteville.
Nov. l5.--2w.
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Stirring .NesrS!

NnhhLLSAV4N; ~ ~
ward RulIin spoke last night. He
said Southern Independence had been
his lifelong study and he thought it
could only be secured by South
Cardinals secession. His speech
was rapturously applauded.
Other stormy speeches we're made.
Efforts we're made yesterday to wait
tor Southern country operations, but
failed. A State Conysatioa is to be
called aud secession is certain. The
election OF delegates will probably
be ordered on the 4th Of Deem
Der, and the Convention will meet
on the 7th. Messrs. Bcyce, Bonham,
and Keitt urged the call Tor Con-
yeution, aud immediate action.
A large body Of citizens called on
the resigned Federal officers last
night. They were greeted with en-.
thrsiasm. The officials returned
thanks in spirited addresses, A dis
patch in the Courier says Buchanan
will resist notification bu. not seces.
sion.
COLUMBUS, S. c, Nov. s. The
Speaker of the House last night
night received a dispatch from Vlr-
ginia rendering the services OF a
volunteer company ia the event oil
South Cardinals secession.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. S.-A large
and enthusiastic meeting was held to-
night. for the formation of club Of
MInute-msn. Spirited addresses we're
aafde aud large number OF men
enrolled.
Atomic oMERY, Nov. 9.-The Hal
publishes dispatch from Apalachico-
la that Mcqueen McIntosh, the
Federal Judge for FIorida, viii mel
hold Office under Lincoln.
COLUMBUS, S. c.. Nov. 8. 5000
minute men are drilling tonight.
The committee on Federal Reso'
Ia.ioos reported a bill calling a Con
yention on the second Monday il
January. 10 take measures against the
dangers incident TO South Carciira''
position at the present time.
CHARLESTON, Nov. loan un
successful attempt was made to re
move the Government arms iron
The arsenal to Fort Moultrie. Their
lis great excitement, and IN 'mmens
resistance meeting is 10 be held to
night.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l0.--No appre
tensions exist 10 Official quarter
that seizures Of ports or public prop
erty will take place in the South
The report which prevailed tina
the President intends issuing a proc
Iamation is erroneous
The cabinet met bu! nothing !
lcounection with Southern events n
ouired formal action.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. TO- Nee
ings are being held throughout Geo
gia for he formation Of Minute corp
m..t:no is called for to.nigt
: at which decisive measures Tor tn
secession Of Georgia sill be adopte'
Fhe Military State Convention vi
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Nashville. Tenn

NS~aNfkhC. ACsA
n,SK NOTE LIST. missouri Banks. lie dis
Bank of Tennessee par Illinois Banks. .ncdi'
TTnicn Rank. .dolN Carolina Banks 2ciis
Planters, Bank do, Virginia Banks lie dis
Merchants, Bank do Ohio Banks. &c dis
Rank of the Union do Blk of Shelbyville par
Traders Bank -. dc Ocoec Bank: par
RAM, Of Commerce do Bank of cambridge par
C;tv Rank do Blk of Claiborne 75c dis
Farmers Bank. do Bank OF Iazeweii Z'a,s
Rank of Paris. do Bank Of Trenton &c dis
Rank ofCb attanoooado, Bank Of Jefferson 2cdis
Rank If America lc dis Bank OF Knoxville par
c;t;vons, Rank Zoe dis Lawrenceburg Blk 50cd
Hant IF Memnhis mar Indiana State Blk lc dis
Bucks Bank -. dol sPEciE
River Rank do AmericanGold para 3p
Commercial Bank cdis. Silver ........... par
Exchange Bank 90c dis EXCHANGE.
North rn Bank .par n. Y selling l @2c pre-
Southern Bank lie dis Philadelphia do do
4 Bank of Nashville par Baltimore 40 no
Georgia (old )3cd Cincinnati 40 .so
| do new do New Orleans do. do
SCarolina Banks lcdis LAND WARRANTS ~
Louisiana Banks lie dis 4Vs .....:....'' ~
| Alabama Banks lie dis oUs ana loos'''' CIV
Kentucky Banks acdlsi l2Us ...'..... '''
The occurreuce of the Presidential election
has had tendency to restrict business, not
i withdrawing which there has been consider
able Improvement in most departments =
Business is yet dull. but the river continuing
in boating order has infused life into our husl-
ness men, aud they are looking forward for
considerable Improvement during the coming
and succeeding weeks.
Co,ton-The receipts Of Cotton during this
week have amounted to about 4oo oales
and the ssles about 200 bales at prices within
the range of 9@loc. We quote Middling
at ga @s,s; and Strict Middins ef@lo; thu
market closing with good demand. The re-
ceipts Since lst of September amount to about
: IT'S bales. -,
i. ooents, quotations Tor Cotton Yarns: 700 ano
500. &c p doz; Coo, 10; 500, IL; and 400; i2c
j Flour AMI Grain--There Is continued
good demand for Flour. mainly Tor h9 '' n
I. Consumption. The market Is well supplied e
with ali grades. We quote superhns at 81
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The Result in Tennessee -

The State has probably gone for
Ben,by $500 10000. Ths official
aggregates, so far as received sum up
as follows: - Breckenridge, 55,52l |;
Bell, 54,57s; Douglas, S,5O3. The
full official vote will have place in
our columns, as soon as received.
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LIMESTONE COUNTY

Mare. sorrel. small star in the forehead.
small white spot on the left hind foot, . shoes
on, no other marks or brands perceiyable, IA
or 10 hands high, supposed to be six or seven
years old; by Samuel j Bland, near Milhouse
Springs, Northeast part OF Limestone county,
Nov. g. Valued at $50.
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ART advertisement

We ask particular attention to
the advertisement Of the Cosmopoli-
tan Art Association, 10 another COL
umn. The objects of the enterprise,
which are commenda5le in the high
est degree, are there fully set forth.
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meet next Tuesday at Milledgeville.
A delegation Of South Carolinians
are visiting Georgia.
1t is reliably reported that several
HUNDRED thousand Minute Men have
already enrolled at the South, and
enrollmenis continue. -
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Cattle Dying

Within the past few days. quite
a number Of cattle have died here.
abouts. A POST mortem exarnina-
iion has shown a. dry, bard mass
of indigestible something in the
stomach, believed to be corn stalks.
So we are told. The animals die
in few hours after showing the
frsi 81 mpioms of si,meni and medi-
cal treatment sec ms 10 be of no avail.
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A Big Turnip-

DsS iu'H
The largest Turnip that has
turned up in this Office this year,
came to hand from our good friend
HIM. Bearers, Esq, and measured 70
inches in circumference. and weighed
6 pounds. 1t was rouser, and a
beauty besides.
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A Bargain

A Bargain
MIR. Isham Watkins, OF New
Market, Ala, desires to move West
this Fall, and in order 10 do SO ell rs
his Land, which is Of good quality,
lies convenient to depot 90 the
Winchester and Alabama Railroad
and contains 2l3 seras, sogethes
with 900 barrels Of Corn, quantity
Of Fodder, Hay, and Oats-fhe ~aoA
for thiriy-e;ghthuHdred dollars Wa
are assured that this is the best bar
oain that has besn offered in Madison
county Tor ten years Those wish
ing to purchase, would do well 70 g
and look al the place.
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InSeiVent Ne!ice.

DURSUANr TO an order Of the Clerk of
Il the County Court of Lincoln county.
Tern, upon the suggestion of the admnisra-
tor of the estate of Hardy II Logan dee, OF
the insolvency of sad decedent'S estate:
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to pres rnt them to
the Clerk Of said Court, authenticated, on or
before be a.fa day CT May, 1854, for
lro rata distribution, or they viii BE- forever
Geha red. BYERS LOGAN, Admir-.
Nov l5--6m
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4 WY1LE FREELY AFFLICTED -CogEsE3
WITH s1aFS ED E0liS.

CoLusaIA, Hamilton c., o., Jan %. Sc
Ma. A. L. ScOvILL-
Deer Sir This il to certify hat my wife.
chiloren, mother, and myself, about two years
and half ago, we're sos-ly afflicted Ny
wife, children, and raotl5er, were first takea
with dreadful itching on the skin over the
whole hodv; and was covered with running
boils. employed several physicians, and
tried their prescriptions for about six months.
and found that, instead Of 9rtssRg better, t7s
ersir rsrss aud sc0rSs; and i,aily tie esatlrsss
Ig,rs eoUsred 5ritA rslsiag sores 0rer Tie fcLo-S
B0sB. Ny brother called and got eight bot
ties Of your BLOOD SYRUP, and strange %
tell. before We had one half Of it used. ~
wEzx ALI WILL. had spent over ens hun
drsi dollsrs before got your medicine.
You're, with respect,
HAMILTON I'ADAA-S.
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Religious

Religious
A,s.cramental Meeting has been
appointed TO be held at the Camoer-
hand Presbyterian Church in tbs
place next Sunday:
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G. L. DERBY. Actually O. A.,
SAG Broadway New YORK.

". Subscriptions received and Jorcardel
vDR. w. w. MoNELLEY, agent fer Fig
ett<riNe AMI vieinity, ,chrs specimen En3ra-
y;nos md Art Journal can Be seen.
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A wag was once heard to say,
that the difference between the
Southern and Northern people is,
those in the South never sell any
thing they can eat, while those in the
North never eataDything they can sell
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-11-15

Brcskiniidges majority over DELL
1925.
Breckinrilge's majority over Doug
las, 2,l49,
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yRlSfE gIgggyJIE3GlyS PRf.E1]MsJyEn.
II INEN.. sheeting, Black and Brown sheet
IL ings, table camask, Jewels, napkins
marseiles quilts, bed ticking, curtain damask
oil window shades, a great variety. on term,
to suit you al WRIGHT E. RANsdst
Nav 3.
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Stick, 0F ShDDIEnY',

The largest have ever bad. / am selling
saddles now for $40 that used to bring Sl2
and Is, and all other qualities at the same
rate. Be certain to cali on nae at my same
old and we'll known stand, and my WORT Tor
it, vou will be paid for your trouble II you
buy any thing. for am selling lew and no
ro;s,aks L. DAMN
August 80.
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

lst Kind of animal is given. I'd, color 49,.
Sd, description. =. 4th, agc... 9th, posters
name. 9Th, place and time of arrest.
7th, valuation.
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County Court o. Linroin County

County Court 81 LinrOiu County
II. H. Bonner AMI James 3.
Lamb, Extrs. of John Clark / Eli for sale
VS.. of Slaves.
Robert Clark and others
ON motion Of complainenis by their conn
" sci this the 18th day of November, 1850,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk that del. laht Rober son Clark IS a
non-resilent # The State OF Tonne isee--It is,
therefore. ordered that publication be- made in
the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVE, new-Taper
published in the town of Fayetteville Tenn,
for four weeks ia succession. commanding the
said Robertson Clark TO be and appear at or
before the c ounty Court at the term thereof
TO be HE'LL at the count house in the town of
Fayetteville on the first Monday Of
.gmnyamry, 1854. and plead, answer. or
demur to compliments bill, otherwise COM
plainants wi proceed in said matter, as the
law directs in such cases.
A copy Tcste.
DAN'L J. WHITTINGTON, Clerk.
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md Extra at Sc so per Dbl. ard SO 25@3 so

lnnd Extra at Sc so per Dbl, ard So 25@3 81
in sacks.
The demand for seed Wheat being pretty
well supplied, we bear of but little doing il
the article, aod quote prime Red and White
at z5@l so.
Corn continues in fair request at F5@so
per t,nbel, SACKS Included. AS yet we hear
of nothing doing in New Corn, except in a
very small way.
Provisions Bacon is selling in limited way
| a.l2b @12slc for Ribbed Sides, l3@l3iP c
for Clear Sides, l0,s tor Shoulders. and lac
for hams.
| The markat is entirely bare of lard.
! Rye is in limited request for seed and is
held at l@l 25.
1 Driei frnit-We report better demand for
Dried Frait, at an. advance in the prices of all
descriptions. We quote Apples, peeled 6Oe;
+ peaches, uupeeied, l 25dl so and peeled, 50
25@2 80. and pears peeled 81 80 per bushsl.
I Groceries--We hear of no change in the
prices of Groceries, aud repeat our former
quotations as follows:
Sugar--Fair 9a@l Oc and prime TO choice
I0@lo4 per Id in hbds. and = q advance on
these quotations in bhls; New York coffee su-
gars lo@llAc; crushed and powderedllIa@
l2c; Loaf IL = a re.
Molasses aud Syrup GLASSES in bbls 4o@45
pergallon; half bible Asa AZ cents: sugar house
43@45. Golden syrup in hbls 20; half bbls
80, and kegs 60 saions) s5c.
Cofee--Rio l6lcts, Laguyra la lScts,
JavalS@20c per III.
Tea-Imperial 50c6sl. Gunpowder, E0c@
75, Young Hyson 4O@ Go, Black 6oc@Si 80,
Salt-We quote coarse sack a. 81 10, and
fine at Is. and barrel st Ace per Sushe
IL H. Il, IL.
the demand.
Whiskey-- Rectified goa %; coui try brands
50@75c.
New York. N. w.
Cotton dull, sales $500 bales including 5000
bhes Middiing Orleans ~. with q freight.
Middling upland llls@ll5S. Flour duh.
sales IA GOO bhls 3O@5 -. Corn duh
sales 5000 bushels. 6a@7l. Mess pork
10 lSA@I9 %. Lsrl very dull. sales l72o
bills l2@i2a; Rio Coffee l4rs: Sugar quiet,
sales 525 boxes, Cuba Ga @735 Sales 200
boxes H,vana7.
New Orleans, La
Cotton active. sales 1900 bales middling
ll@llh, Molasses dull 1895.
ViucinuH'i. Gf,io--
Flour dull. 4 75@4 so; Oats dull az 2S: /
Whiskey sales 1900 bbls, 1917; Mess lorb
II IS.
Chattanooga Tcnn-
Baoou-Sides l4@l4lS, Hams l3. Shout |
ders i2H. /
Lard-i49l5.
Flour S1@S 90.
Corn-From wagons 50@60.
Wheat 3j0l 80.
Meal-901l 90.
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CLARK & TullER'S
AAlEROSIAL OIL
CT ARK, GREGORY & co,
Soc BfeIrietoIs,
n TP Els

/ Heada che. Tfrsslc. Tootbsche. in tire
minutes; heumaiism, Coughs. Neuralgia
'Colds, yspesls. Bnnchitis. Dyspepsia
Collie, era m %. II famed Eyes. Chronic SoIe
Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns. bruises
Sprains, Charped Hands. Piles, Ulcers, Diar-
Ih@a, Bunions, Corns, Frosted Feet. Deafness,
Old Sores Sore Breast. Sore Nipples, Scaid-
/ Head, Ringworns, letter. Snake Bites. Spider
Bites, Dog Bites, Raj Bites. The trorla IS
r'aqHenge far its e9sdl for Scalds and Burns
1t cures Scratches oh horses. Sore Eyes on
horses. Sprains, Swinney. Poll Evil, Fisiula.
saddle and harness Calls. fresh Wounds or
Swellings, and is the bes, known. remedy TO
apply to tendeI-fOoted horses from iounder--
take up the feet and battle well about the frog
Of the foot. Cures all cutaneo Gus diseases on
man or beast.
No m edicine can cnre in al cases, but we
can show mere real proof Of the virtue OF
AMBRosrAL. OH in its healing Properties from
responsible men, who are above being bought, !
than can be produced for any other medicine. I
We do not assert cure for every malady I
to which the human family are subject. bnt
what we pruclaip1 can suhstantiate by liv-
ing witnesses. The AHBRoSIAL OH is a
Nashville prepara alton, aud sold throughout
the South and Souihv est by all good drug
grists and general dealers The South may
be justly proud that DR.. Clark. native Ten I
nesseean, after mach labor and research, has
produced really WORTHY medicine, which is 1
bound TO drive ont much # he worthless
imported trash with which the country is
flooded.
Please call at our office. where we viii
take pleasure in showing letters and testino-
mails too Lpmernus to Set forth in the form
of an advert isement some Of whiche,m me from /
Physicians in high standing, who are Usirg.
it in their practice, as they state with IN ar
Vicious effects.
We challenge the world TO produce rem
edy so speedy and effectusl in Its healing prop
critics.
p Read the evidence Of the virtue Of /
Clark & Fuller's Ambrosial OIL, evidence so
authentic, and from persons whose word and
sanding are hreWoaehable. Read aid be
convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY i co,
Sole Proprietors, Nashville. Tenn.
For sale by W C. DIEMER, Fayetteville.
Nov. l5.--l2m.
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Fayetteville Female

U-N- &.
TENHE present short session Of this IN
/ 4 Institution. Vuder the charge ssy
of Mr. ard Mrs. BLACKINTON 80
will close on tic twenty Of H---'
December next.
The next session of IS weeks will com
mence on the first Monday of January -
Tuition at the rates Of $40. Sl2 ard SIC per
session Of FIVE months. Incidental charge Of
one dollar for the same time. Pupils enter
ing any time within the first north charged
for the session. After the FIRST month. from
the time they enter to the close Of the session.
No deduction for absence except in case of
protracted sickness.
JAMES r. BRIGHT,
Nov. I'm. Prest, Board of Trustee.