Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-07-27
Gleanings from our Exchanges,
lVtth Editorial SbrtRiliRgs.

IN her shroud. placed IN Iier coliay
and the lid was about to ID screwed
down, when it was discovered Chat
life was not extinct. All present
immediately gathered around ths
coffin, and the ,enshroudetl corpse
like form arose from her narroBbef
and embraced her children and rela-
tiyes with all the feryor cF renewed
life. To al ape frances she became
convalescent, and subsequently par
took of food. She remained in this
condition until the approach Of night
when she tottered to Che bed, aad in
a few moments died.
Bachelors, ATT eSp. l. We cut the
following paragraph from It'd Liberty
i Union county, lad Herald:
t A CHANCE.--A comedy and Accom-
Iplished lady in her twentieth Year.
desires to be married to some ole
worthy Of her before next year
Her heart is free fro m love impres-
sions and will be surrendernl wholly
and unreservedIy toits eciNent.
I. Address: Miss Z, G. BifELow,
| Liberty, Indiana
/ The consumption Of horse flesh
+ is on the increase In Berlin. In
five butcheries, $50 horses were
slaughtered last yeaf; in all 343,-
900 lbs. The cobsunii don Of
horse-hrsl IS owing to The rise in
the price Of meal, TIE best meat
costing now d ID silver grotes-
about 4 cents per pound.
A FRUIrFuL NEIGuBo RnooD.-
In Wayne county :. Penusy lyania, in
a circle Of seven miles, lalere lFe
thirteen families, Inch boast the
aggregate number Of 100 ehilireh.
They are distributed as follows:
Jonathan Adams IS ThoF Told %
Jacob kellilu Il joha Phillips j.
John Kellum 10 0iitbT Billings *
Dagid Eaton Is James Brown -
Eben Brown - William Tyler ln
James Adams i Amqs Tyler E.,
Josiah Cole -
Except Thes. Todd, nome ol
these worthy citizens lIas had more
than one WIFE .
SoUTIERE SELF-REsPEcT--"S arl
OF New York, has been selected i'G-
liver an Grafton ut Y;yle College, 81
the next commencement. Tnis IS
the College whose Professors Pre-
claim their readiness TO take az aims
against the South. on :Icc0ln- 81 tie
Nebraska bill. VIII Southern men
continue to send their so rs to such
hot bed Of Abolition and trc'.s5a@'
: Richmond E1aaaasri
The town council Of Ma rioa, Al.
ave raised the price Of lice nse to r.
nil liqsor tb three THOUSAND dollars
he council Mt litst fixed. tie price st
fteen hundred dollars, but hearing
bat it woultl be paid they conciulel
} double tae sum
LYING ~ BED wgru TEf Heap Hon
tits often IA question 4mpngst peo- =
lie who are unacquainted with Ne a.
itomy physiology ofm9n,whe'her
ing with tie head exalted or even
itb the body, was the most whole
me- Most consultipgtheir easeon
lis poiut argue in favor Of that which
icy prefer. Now. although many
light il bolstering their heads at
ght, and sleep soundly without iuju-
!, yet we declare it TO be danger
IS i.abit.
The vessels through which the
pod passes from the he; 1T to the
ad, are always lessened in their
vities when the head is resting in
d higher than the body, therefore
al! diseases attended with fever.
e head should be pretty nearly on
evel with the body: n nd people
ght to accustom themselves to sleep
rs toavoid danger 1HeciscaI Joar-
The number. of free Banks in InGi-
. is IA. We have no data oftheir
;nlation, but it must be very large.
CoSNEcTcUr LloUoR LAw-The
rtlorl Times says immense guam
es Of liquors are daily sold in
t city, preparatory TO the FIRST Of
gust when the new law against
sale goes into operation. Most
the families are laying in astock
one yeW-
Ia Philadelphia two young men
q, been held for trial in $500, on
large of standing on the corner
two streets in that city, on Sun
S and evenings, thereby molcst-