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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
7-T9 ''Man hNnoW IhYaOii"
An Invaluable Book tor % Cents

"lsOefu FdNlttu oh0ffd hNpe n lOpDs
.fsnOCa COPlES sold In les thah three monlha
OSJ(JNJ new edition and iOst Issued
mr. HUNTRItS MEDfOAi, MANUAL AMI HAND
BlyOK FOR THE ARFLiCSTRU- Combining an outline
0fihe ORIGIN prOEfess Treatment ana cue oil form
ofisease contracted by DTomscuouS scYal inteeourse
by eel abuse or hy seyr eYccss with adVCe for their
pIevcnon wTttenu ID nIIar stye all medica
techncailles ard evsTy thlnt that would offend tie caro-
deteicy from tic result OF some twenty years successful
ntactce efcmhiVoy devoted 10 the cure Ufllseascs OLE
delioat6 or nTiyht q natuio
ToWheh & added receipts for tho cure or the above
difeaSes ana tTcniie on Tho Causes synmtos and cue
oTthe Fever and Anne
Tssiftaonv OF ne Profsstor Of CIsitTics 81 Psf Col
Isff. PhiEadsi1hta-WDa HuNTkR'a MeDtOAL MANuALn.
IA author al IA work unk Ike the ma ity OF thnae who
6uveliSe 10 ce tic diseases OF which treats Is grad,
u6e OF one or e best colleges ~ Tie United States II
Sgrds me nloAsTe 10 recommend him to tic unoi tunate
al 10 the victim OF uainIuoticc, as successful aud eNpe
TieDred proCttjOBeT IN who's honor and ntegrty they
ma v rIbes tbeaIcStcsi conRdehee.
49, n fsIH' lbg s IoNasuoRg, NJ. D.
Ins lt
EfoB A. IVoodlrafd, Md, Of PsNn UHirtriy, Phaifl.
phfd-n gives ine pleasure 10 add my testimony TO tho
nOessional ability the author Of lilo "MedeA Man.
sn Nuherous cases Of Disease Of tho Genitol OTpns,
sous Of them Of long klhndDg have como udeT my
tee tn which his skha been manifest In restoring TO
perfect hea III some cases where o patient has been
tOsldeied beyond edea aid IN thu treatment OF Sem
@ weaknesses, dsarongemont VI the functions pro-
dutgd by self abuse, oXcets u verey, DO not know
his isytrior in lie profession T. have been acquainted
with the author Thirty years, and deem II more
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D. noddla- -Pllla

HAN be nd genuine az tho following places IN
:, u iieolirof Wheeinfand vcinliys vi1y.At go DTpg
times Oh tsmeS Bakort koll e CaldWe hTenlllpgar q
CopDr Z II loganS Of Fvo1i' RohIllrgi Wm A9kee &
Coz SRltehstoNull 4 BIepllE Centre Woeelln el
Re- ShOo ttdra Of Todd DavOl market square, and ~
le brPg store oftho proprleioT corp'r Of Quincy aud
Rnh olTeetas "a, ~
y can alto b had a P Donnie, Grave CIccs n Be
dlllon't and jacob Gpodlng's, National kOlel nel, u
Ut6ven west AeGtndfiti Wilson StTingor5, Wc1tWhool
'li'1i tni KY lOomon ., bridgeport, Ohio.
ho5e pills hted further tlbn than qil
ffti iher have now been In constant ytt Of more a
frT ~ ~ anl fyou Win only give tient ehEhee ief
ihqmselyes-tty them. R5oref box 81 rtI
IIsftf6 lana
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IIEDIgINAL

The l36pp d4eil Nerve and Bone
pRRRA AIRED BR u. n. CARR 4 Cos PROM
a PRESCRIPTIONS r. NiSHED BY DR.,
WATSON OARR, Or WHBRhlNGy
LATE OF MORO ANTOWN.
ma Sstfi to t tyosa frincplt Nsi any 1fHsdH nleh
tsin feitH " tritfrdl Flint WlN, ~ Rofsfit cons
Yonsita, y tSailiV M tn ftg,eEine ,iaieF3
m 5sefioASll p3lstr fAieht bsaHLttly
SfilRiREit IIHiifSNT
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bSLpIA CIoTns.

NOTICE EXTRA,
h. ihsSoA email siock u common clothing thai VIII w.
rnfe e,i, evonle 70 make To0m iQ my Spring
,lvrh ptdne GOoda. v,rp
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ADV ERTISEMENTS.
~. spEigg HouHa nmpoFiunI
eLoTls. oA8sIMEREs AND YEsTINo8I

HNHs ~ l9H4Ao6 @ASAA0 iAAA eVA AeAAsAtt
..f- e. ID aHI. .Hrtn.tI
- CLOTHS, CAssIMRREs AND VRsTINGSl
tstl New GpPlng AID sutiuieP Goodel
f tpltnllb 10 being able 10 oay 20 my old eu1l
~ u .el md lho Nahonblo eonmunY, that have lust
lrlnJutO om New York aud have BAN able 70 procure
kn4uull. NtW York can inlhrl from France and tie
~ e1nplIe ond having dill enloa With tie sale Ql com
loneJhngi glycsmo more loom and ling 10 attend 70
tIo wants Ci my eutton8rl ~ tie Gthontble way, NY
hoW tUsk now eonalst6 OF
BACK, brown, 0RgEN, Blue, OLIVE AND
10 fitffGt DALHiA CLOTHS.
Alto olh and wool cOlhmeIsits all thadeo and eooTei
p11 lIft larer GUNNER lohe llnon ane gaaAplQuei
&f,S flr ahl flock, dTets sacl and butleee eoAta -
ifl9b, kpgiShi And ueIlean a ee ellg, ,geFs
.linenddliingo &o flr making panto. AZ % VeRuuE9
lave ne most bolul aoeenQ overlooked q! ~ any el
40 (which an now pTorartd 70 sake Up " lle nloel
llnniho end boat oYle, ~ hAVoloeuled I husektL4
aarHiets III cutler TIE enmlng season, eo certain ~
ant flAt cin rnah batter elotho ihahuny hou,o Weet
ol tie 4 nfg,euy mounlains. .,.., IL ~
M eonnofon with the above hAv0A beautiful qstolt-
Insn Furnishing Gcolsi al q q aeanonlbla, end ash
iJnhe eOnriSlini Of CLOTH cashmere caahlnerett pom
baGilo GrilS on, diabltl and plain nsni fork, dess
al hluinein eOao, veslo and panll made nom lc no9
abhgnahe and se0oonn GOod9 ingIeet vatetyl also
linen cotton 6hlIte, six, l en-, laba wool ~ q eol-
tpn Viderslirs and Drawersl envals stocks collars
doves aud tuarenderh. .
lgolerg In great vaTleV also every Other article Hut
able iOr eomnleilug Ne nt oHan'a wardrobe
an hs above named aleo3, tOsaihQr VIII many other
nrleed Be t0uud 81 my store NO j. hprW puro
Pe5te eallpeud tlke LOOK, and much opll5s {9gLS
hn2t p hAVh'
h NOTICE EXTRA,
ttf fk,. .,tt ~ ~ roy,on eto. thnt will ola,
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SIDNEY hRBk9B,
BS'Senaiorof llis United States
l'gstF.6eE wYs3., (. 2slsp'ql saaatiyg

ltlulnonet
This Llnlmont Is valuable auxiliary IN tho treatment or
some Of The 0al orm liable dlsea,e5 With which ha CIR
lot eQnleHdi for Instance, fqaaloH g Ms iHHss Gla
borel0, ~ hOTopgh and confined application 81 tllp
Llnmeni 9Se OF Tie adeetd organ, ih9e 9th
cIl1q l0fida be dlheates are Al oSo dllare more
than bali their terroln, particularly among ehQpn elg
lhputNda moihoro, lhoy allowed 70 apqak would
With 40 tho olOQgqlcoO OF ieong aud aNecton ihelr
uullod tOltluony 70 The laet that Il had gm
diem om Tho vety laws OF death, aud restored them 70
their oimeT health aud beauty AgoinfitWh DO found
p0Wdrul auxiliary In removing what 10 Genefoly known
AZ an Afu3 Cake or enlargement Of the hpeen p a
ciofawhero eSora epplIcaloniao service, this lin
nenl win be found uto'ul, ~ II
Gsneral nePoI 6l5 liroadwdy, New York. and ~
Arket 81, ~ Louio
For tale Whoesale and retail w Wheeling BY
is7d3m WILLdAM ]. ARMSTRONG;
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Planished Tin Ware,
lust opened, ofsplendd planlshed Ware,
81 combating coffee and Tea Urns, chatting Dishes Oys.
ter Rtewets Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers, Teapot RSg
cooleIn, Stomach warmers, aud pIlpel Toilet aeis-1
bsaudMlarleleI Welesrectmly solicit the attention oil,
tile public 10 our varied OIL House
aud steam Boat nTishinEgoOds 1000
HOBBS, BARNgS 4 co,
N026, Monroe ST near the Post ONCE,
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,sa iW4M.a IN. SELBY. !,
yyvyNTnc A.T,H DMAbUh Nv

a
,RtoreiHn e. DOmestig nLl,N UsrT, 3
M. M Man It,, WfSt que, gftEsf"
Nshlf tf f7if3 Union Sic.
~ wheeling. va, !, NJ, "a
rs NOW lnTeeapt o. sls s9Ilss ij ,u al Nial4
ma Notions, direct iom lmpo''., ~, iv,tIs 90
are t,nmnTiti1iT as cOnirale avg .s esnh n
ctods aIanied 10 lie lrgde ms y. III
4, ,,,S NV, y II Or t1sli, towhlep N.ts,IS'G Il
i,,SIii IN attsrtlon Of retail dsaleisi cons
DRESS GOODS s.hIp,lG
tbbl,sR axis. slratao, pcPns. Y; mn, ofl
L1,ns ~ viii very large sioeA Y, liuICi
aa,.'i,St 1,,i e6Iof6. Also, b0ngetg ti1piYsPHi
~, AZ ttiFmi ~ IA variety AhdOl
Y'Af' HBN'G WEAR' ~, ,,,,irfl
In Cloths, esSslmeToi sathEi * al y,
isiVt iyyfrd5, and euuar Goi X, =. i,ilr. naftt
,,Is' blu" aims. brown llllenil 1 irihL -
Si,ef stcll eo0da, a very ue ~ ~, n. fOs -
IA boyl palm hsle, ~ ~ ol ipel
,,'oni b,esb bnte, oicl With q il "a d6rSftp
", NY b u. blrl3p. t,,,s1 tie "
Xsliii"s siii-s, ehethsl shll ts N Il ~
S5i bs sd mdsilit WIZ e g922S5 vi s'sl
ihtlo f.seN NoTION LiNB, J i, ,t,.,sh
eoneit1 lIlsa N n N H. n Vjr1gs
E YES aS8 ss B ssiHf1isstl T.sll1
Z e rs SaSs Rsii' 80. az 3 1eslROvta
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MEDICAL
BFof .fooddl

T7fhtr HeaioFttlvt 10 now ior iho ditt t8aintros
- dreed 10 az eiifgn5Oi Wheelng, No iS9 Mhrtft
6iicat whichi1 tto Only llIg le ever nVonlcd thdt
iiic3eitsily tbre fc 10Y ha sn Will folt t6 10
Orlihhl color OF youth ttQlt oy41N cOyof ils blId
hstd n short tinq with ihe nstuit coyoiu5 l.nioy6
ffbm the hhN teillnont Ouoo6uabie ln dgerl pitnt
rhl6no Of dlltreal 1neoNOW beOtotho noblItithb HH
SfosAIiVu tsaupl ltcletor tho Toilet oi ne Ola
OF YOU and can Oniy % appreciated BY 1 u8el u an
are Tearecipy inylelto calatlhe Depot and examine
The leatimOniao Ofledea aud gouon8n OF rh fepnin.
tohin no South and Weai' wieroit Wab lnSsnod but
will toer 70 io certificate below OCtbo dsliLg6Shed
siateamspand Senator, Judes Bltcts 81 llllnOlii
CARLttt III, Jula "a, 1883
have peed Prof o, s.. HOOdh't Hir ResioTative ana
have admired tho woHderiu eject Myhalr was beeon-
in q QyulhL preapioly ggey, but BY Tho use Of ts
u has IeaQuel rs original color and have
no doubt permanently 20.
SIDNEY BRRBsR,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

Wheeling Window Class
MANU 4 Il g TONY.
TIE paIineehip heretofore existing between StOoktOa
oukeTd & 90 has been dissolved by the purchase OF n,
AlT, BankoTd'a right tltle and Interest, BY Stockton
Russell. afs 5.4f SIi
Tho buslnehe VII be carried on under the llnIo Of
Oel8 -i STOCKTON RUSSELL & co :
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70 OountrY Merolantg.

10 OOuubrY A49rOnaulSr u
MRS. S. KNOX having Withdrawn from the hrih Of
WI McClalen, KnON& Cos tie remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester d. Knox (brother OF &.
s. Knox 80 long and aVoIaby known inlhe trading public
= nssuniing the style ofSlcClaeIs and Knox, 1871
They wOudrespectully inform their old customers (whO
have 50 lo nlboy sustained them) all Olherdeal
es In RDos ard Shoes that Fall Stock will be nITiV
ing from 10Th 10 lilo last Of September
HoVng been selected With the gIeAtest care and bought
fOreash they fatsT themselves thatin their Fall Stock OF
HOols Shoes they can hold ont INDUCEMENTS In quality
and pTc6s superior 10 any offered In the market TO
Country Merchants on their way cast they would be pleas
"a 70 exhibit their stock and nost he
elhlle1gneo comparison With The markets of Baltimore AMI
Phll0d6lnhu Tser3l MoolALLBNs q KNOX
II OGAk, CARR x CO., baN Just received liv bOye9
~ OF tohoeo, n addition 10 their large stock Cell
fOuhdOt no. 81, and zee specimen M the "CaUloTm
fold6n bar Tobacco intended or al 'tVho love COCA
thiigm Also large lot ofimpored Sesarsjn to and
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OF 10 VOur NOllRhR

OK TO your coughs!
RIO O A IS are lahOTng under Coughs, Colds, HoaTse
uCas, Pplns In the breast, Splitting Hood, WCl, wo
woul honestly recommend tho use Of BIen.ling0ra Cont
pound syrup OF BOnesei, pleasant, safe sud srtaly
ugIe, ltoaH be had az Messys PA4TOE e LAKEs, end Of
the SuspenuOi Bridge, and AZ ifstti
aDRENTLINGBR & ARMSTRONG's,
aug2t- yrd Monroe street, Wheeling,
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AS9IONRRls NOTiCE

c,in1eSu D. VVoodFow having, on the nth day Or
- lihii H. " proper deed conveyed W trust 70 !he
hnl1 rnsd III no hensnl 81 hio old WDOdrOw'o 6led
r5a ~ ~ re- aud pertonal and ehosss 10
,idJ al pofi6hs 10 buy Wies Indebted 10 said woodrow
naic ir1ufci 10 make Immediate payment 70 mo, and gu
wing caims oganSp said Woodrow required
f0id5r u iteeiso any bopeh under sad tust within
our 10 nie their etiml with the proper releaSo
roinr III ~ torms OF said deed with the unefolgnod
tftS 81 GEo. W. ElGHT6 AstigDeO.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-09-28
Grocery and Commission

We invite attention to the adver'
tisement of Wallace g. Puziun, Of
Shelbyville, Wholesale Grocers and
Commission Merchants. They have
recently purchased the stock Of
Mitchell e. Spe,vy, and will hereafter
keep large and varied assortment
of Family Groceries, which they will
sell at the most moderate market
rates. Mr.. Warren, the gentlemanly
business clerk of Messrs. M. & s.,
will, we understand, continue with
the new firm, and will cheerfully serve
dealers as heretofore. Give the new
house a trial.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-09-28
letter and Scnldhend.

The above is disease very loathesome ii
its nature and viii scarcely ever admit Of ;
cure. All kinds of recipes have been tried
but none ever effect it. Physicians try it, ana
give it up as next thing to incurable. Many
persons would willingly give 81 to have the
.direasc perfectly cured; would you not? Most
anybody would give the sum of 50. We are
glad that new discoveries are being made; and
among them we find medicine which never
does fail to cure the above complaint. One
bottle, which costs only one dollar, will cure a
case of five or ten years standing. We'alludo
to '.Dr. Dromgooic's Vegetable letter Rene
dy," which, is the only specific now for sales
We advise our friends to buy it and be cured
orsale in Fayetteville, by Diemer & Hamp-
ton, and MeElroy s. Mckinney; in Lewis
burg, by j. l.. Jones. f..
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A WARMING.

Delay hot; harbor not in your mind that
sentence of fools philosophy, that a disease
will get web Of itself, or that you can cure it
with certain medicines for few dollars Re-
ware howyou tainpcr with your general well
fare.
Ye Wild and vicious youths, why will We
persist in dosing with the filthy napseating
Compounds daily profTered; thereby inlparing
your appetite. and digestion. and destroying
you mentally as well as physically, when You
can be cured with few doses Of pleasant
iinedicincs?5
Ye rakes of every age and condition, why.
will ye suffer and repine and drag ont misera-,
bic existence, unified for the cnjornesa and
even oytliiiers pursuits of life? You who are
thus annoyed and wish to be restored to health
and vi9or by a treatment, at once pIeasantsand
effectual, should consult Or. MORRIS. His
success in chronic 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 vigor under
his really scientific Treatment.
Should aperSonat interview be obiectiona-
bic, state yotr disease in writing-enclose FIVE
dollars-address DIR. w. H. MORRIS, through
the Post-Olice, Nashville, Tenn, and pack
age of medicines. securely put up, will be sent
privately and with despatch, full directions
Herewith, and no question asked
Persons living at a distance, and afflicted
with STofuht, OIL Ulcers, letter, Gamers,
Pi3es, Ffstula IN ARO, Cruel St,ictweS elect,
or any disease whatever of an aggravated or
malignant charter, can be cured at homo BY
consulting DR.. MORRIS, by letter, postpaid,
enclosing fee.
Medicines pleasant and safe can DO sent per
nail to any part of the United States.
Particular attention given to tho treatment
If female complaints. Ladies who may be af-l
licted with Irregularities, F7,lor .4Bus or
Whites, Psolapsus Uteri or Falling Of The
Womb, would do well to lay aside all false DEL
cacy and promptly consult the DR.. CURES
" ARRANTEbl
Office over Mutual Protection Insurance Of
ice, Cedar ST., near Post-Ofiice. Room, No.
A. up stairs
Jan.26, 1854.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-09-28

A married man was dragged from
a carriage from the side Of a frail fair
one. by his lawful wife, aud soundly
horsewhipped, in Cleveland, Ohio, a
short time since. The crowd cheer
ed her on, and voted that she was a
trump, and right into the bargain.
An Irish mile is 2249 yards; a
Scotch mile is 1854; German is
1900; a Turkish 1926.
The public domain of the United
States consists of l,43S, 100000
acres Of land.
CURE FOR STAMMERING. : Read a.
loud with the teeth closed. This
should be practised for two hours a
day for three or four months. The
recommended of this simple remedy
says, II can speak with certainty Of
its utility"
The salt inspected at Syracuse has
this year exceeded the last one hun
dred and thirty thousand bushels.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-09-28
A New Era

4 New Era
A Turnpike Gate-the first, we be-
lleEe, ever erected i'll Lincoln county
lis now, and has been for Il month
or SO, in operation, one mile from this
place, on the Lynchburg Turnpike.
The season of the year is approach
ing when dirt roads are always bad,
and then the superiority and utility
of the ri Ike will be seen and cheer
fully acknowledged by the travelling
community.
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m an nlAnSg
MARRIED..

| In this county, 23d inst, Mr.. THOMAS r
JoRDAS and Miss MARY, daughter of Mr. VIM
H. CLANCY.
| May the union of Thomas and Mary meier cease
| Nor be subject to sorrow or cavil;
May each with the other for aye keep the peace
Nor find "Jorlans hard road to travel"
In this county, Mr.. L. L. LEFTwIcH and
Miss ELIZABETH REESE.
In Shelbyville, 18th inst, Mr.. .JoHN EAKIS
and Mrs. AMERICA LANE.
In Madison county, Ala, 9th inst, Elder E.
STROBE and Miss SALLY J. MARTIN.
In Franklin county, on Sunday morning
last, by the Rev. J. e. Biddle, Mr.. G. W. FAR
RIL and Miss ANN UPToN.
In this county, on the 10th inst, by W. c.
'Hanlley, Esq, Mr.. JOSEPH ELLISON, Of Lin
coin county, aged 20 years, and Miss ELIZA
THOMSON, of this county, aged 10 years
Winchester Dem.
In Giles county, 9th inst, Mr. JosErH B.
STACY and Miss REBEccA S. JOHNSON.
In Giles county, Mr.. JoHN ALsUP and Miss
MARY S. KELLY
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-09-28
Groceries-No change in prices Demand

Groceries-No change in prices. Demant
fair
ROME, GA.-Since my last we We had splendid
rains at intervals for the last three days, tor
late though for Corn and Cotton, yet it vii
benefit greatly the small crops, Turnips, Peas
and give "a good opportunity to sow Rye large
ly,. Business generally dull forthe season.
Bacon sides clear, re; hams 10; shout,
yiars l0ls@l1; Lard l2ts q l3; Corn 81; Meal
81 ID; Oats Coo; Rye 81 10; Wheat red,
81. 40, white. 81 IS. Barley. none in market;
Cotton, new 724@8; Becves, grass fed, 3@31a
Pork, small size sac; Wool unwashed 1920;
Wool Rolls;40; Eggs 20; Butter25; Wax %
cents.
CINc1SSAr1, Omo.-Flour Sc rs. Whisky
SOC.
New YoRK.-MonevN plenty--Geod Ohio
-four So 62@8 decentralization mixed,
75@SOc; Provisions are unchanged
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-09-28

The following statement compri-
ses the deaths in some of the Allan
tic cities for the week ending Sep
TENDER 9th: Boston, / lI;New York,
1872; Philadelphia, 234, Baltimore,
1873; Charleston, ll6; Savannah,
30.
OF the deaths in Boston, Is were
by cholera, and Is by other bowel
disc asses; in New York, l29by chol-
era, and 166 by other bowel dlsea-
ses; in Philadelphia, II by cholera,
46 by other bowel diseases: in Bal
timore, 81 by bowel diseases, and 4
by sun-stroke; in Charleston, rs by
Yellow Fever; in. Savannah; 100 by
Yellow Fever.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-09-28
AT Last

III Hist
The rain has come! Last Sunday
morning, before dawn, quite heavy
fall of rain greeted the thirsty earth;
and during the entire day, with briel
intervals, pleasant showers were fall
ing. Monday and Tuesday, there we're
others-gentle and soaking. They
will do a good deal of good. They
will have the effect to raise the
creeks, thus afIording, we hope, a suf-
ficiency of stock water, instead Of
having to haul, or drive animals a
mile to drink, as has been DONE
They will give Fall vegetation a new
impetus, thus defering the time when
corn and fodder viii be called into
requisition as sustenance for the
cattle, and hogs, and chooses. They
viii once more give US a plentiful
supply of good water in The wells
and spring s, so that before drinking
we may not be compelled to wait I'M
til it settles, nor to blow q way the
floating trash.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-09-28

| rdlT- f. II. -
| Sugar LOO hhds Fairwere sold at 45-16c
poor pck gs at 9lae; 163 poor Reboiled at loo
and 100 bbls Crescent Refinery at 14c.
Flour -Superfne st. Louis, retailing il
smal lots at IS.
Corn--1 100 sacks yellow mixed were solt
at Csc.
Lard 81 terces No sold at 111Sc, ant
81 tierces No. at SIC.
Coffee LIZ bags sold yesterday at l1Ic
and 100 at 1870.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN.-Market quiet
weather cool and showery-very low river
Very little to operate upon.
Bacon But little in Misunderstanding at 100
12Ic.
Apples--Green, none Dried, little demand
say 6O@G sc.
Corn--No transactions--worth 90c, inclu-
ding sacks. The prospects are that corn will
command still higher rates. Very little in
market
Candles--Moulded, 10000; Star, 26@2Sc;
Sperm $3.50.
Coffee--Rio 1904.
Flour is selling at SO 90 per Dbl. Wenotce
a sale of 200 bbls at SO 90; sacks at 81 COG
4 so.
Honey scarce; worth 1917 q 15c.
Lard--11@121ac. N
MACON, ,GA-Transaction for the past week
have been large; stocks of bacon, oats, corn,
flour, and lard scarce. and prices tending up
ward
Bacon--Hog round, 11@12; sales ready.
q" clear sides, 12@12H.
+" choice hams, 12@13.
+" shoulders, Zoe.
Lard in bbls. 11@12; stock light
Corn, 81 1901 20--fair demand.
Oats, 6o@65--in good demand.
Peas, 81 2O@1 25--fair demand.
Flour, u sack, 81 5o@5 co. Stock light.
Meal, 81 o5@l 10, stock light. demand
good.
CnARLEsros, S. C.-Cotton-Fair legiti-
mate demand, and prices unchanged. Sales
of 700 bales a. prices ranging from 6@94e.
r, y AsHv1LLE, TEHN.-The river remains in
an ttnnavigablc condition, and is falling slowly
Business is still more inactive than usual at
this season, but there has been considerable
done in dry goods and groceries. Dealers buy
sparingly; but this policy, whilst it makes the
transactions light now, must, in the end, as
they will be obliged to replenish their stocks
often, result in an average seasons sale.
Cotton--Nothing done this week. We
heard of lot being offered, but no buyoss
could DO found Adviccs from Middle Ten
nessee continue unfavorable to large yield
this season, and we consider it certain that the
falling off in the crop will be heavy. 1t is be-
lieved, however, that the quality will generally
be much better than that of last season.
Tobacco--No sales.
Bacon--The demand for bacon continues
active, and prices undated
Lard+-There is an increasing demand for
this article which readily Commands 9@l0c-
Corn--Holders are less firm, but the sales
continue limited. We quote it at 50 per bar
rel.
Meal-Prices have declined figure, and q
good article may now be had for Is cents per
bushel. ~
Sast--The stock in store is rapidly Iaecreas-
ing. and prices are tending upward. The
Kenawha Salt Company is still selling barrel
salt at 6oc; but other holders are asking an adj
vance on that price, but no sales have as yet
been made above II. Sack salt readily sells at
S. for coarse, aud So % for fine
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-09-28
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