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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-22
Ngv YORK MARKET,

Nov. 2l.-Plouf heavy, good Ohio At s,b6a8, oil
Southern dull, with sales 1000 bb!s at s,50a9,60
Wheat liae higher, Southern red 1875, white l92l
1924. Com, Western mixed 9nn9li. Pork 6tm
Beef unchanged, buSnesslimltetl, LAID dull AMI
declining, Whisky, Ohio, Is. El
sonsy tight at l2aS Tor short FIRST class paper, u
on call. Stocks dull and lower N. Y. Cen
lfal 19l Michigan Genital 50, Reading 66i. -
Erie set. Cleveland and Toledo IS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-22
CINCINNATI MARKET.

NovEMsRR 9l.--Four quiet at 1,76. Whisky
81. Hugs firm n s,6sni 90, whole number receiv-
e1 10 date, 10000 against 10000 70 same date lasl
year No sales OF provisions. Sales Of $50 bbls
molasses IL l1lalS. XXX .sf 4
Money matters continue 10 Improve. Exchange
farther declinrd, New York sold Is low as | pre-.
MUM. Gold dull at one premium.
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'rELEGRNPHIG NEWS
AN1AFFRAY7 AMONG SAILORS.

HosTOE, Nov 2O.--An nnsty iook plaee, ny
afternoon al The stlctS DoAIdihg house q 5Olp
Balcbsf, North steel, dlHns which klella'u u.
Leet was moIlally stabbed Wy james ks'iy llp
died IN few minutes. Ltet was 2gd nalg 9, wv
slip S90oidshiIe, when she was iosi, lie W. re-
cs6liy shipped on lbe new ship 9Jonn islllgb'
irhayst lie belonged 10 BRISTOL Rhode lslaud'
Kelly was arteded. 5tb.til ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-22

MIsOSIc.--The annual meeting Of the Graud
Lodge Of Masons Of Vtginiawil meet IN Lynch
burg. Oalhs second Monday in Deeeaibet II !.
expected there will be vsty large attendance Of
lie fraternity.
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RIvRR AMI MRATnRR.

ClsoIssArI, Nov. t9l.-RIyet risen inches. =
Raining very hatl.
PiTTshoRoii, NoY. 2l.- River 50 inches, foil
ing. Raipipg' I,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-22

PIsvESr's MssAOE.--oal arrangements lor
Mrceplion and RablisallOaof.lhe next annual
.ssge Of The PtesIdeapwill enable vs., ss usual,
vbmish tl'seoanIty pies with any number Of
SIX, desired. Orders should be pldHssed to
a, g@es DelOToil'e Soihiusl, Price. 81 pei hun
nd iotauy number nOlItss than 500,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-22

~ NEW ORLEANS MARKET. I, y
Nov. 20.--Coilon less active, and lower. Sales
OF 5000 bales mdlllng Al siasi, Flour $50, Corn
9Oas3. Ness pork 2On22, lis -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-22

HEMruELp RlLlosD. I'VE lean ihSl Q, The
election for Directors Of this road, on Monday, The
Board Of last year was Reelected.
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Raw. VERNON RsRRlpGE, ~. S. .N.l

Mf.J,k Bpnah- pear kif bs j am, VI tenefAl,
ofptea 10 patent nfdlelnes, eaRAppI eompes p,e ~
tlsIs lasl N We yIllass Y il.@li
have used inmy amiyI and ~ Ayfspda, lvet Of ape
tllr aiiIiLesy, aid uehly Will enllle fueees1.
10 aT AZ my exptIeite eaends ieht pest
hre Ia Recommending tie aieled - sit aud en-.
Client nledy, 1asnflil T. ~ vi tIf. fna 1919
am, respectfully, y0S.s 4, j 3 , ,,,n,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-22

GOoD.-Yahkee Notions fot December, and the
Pictorial Pick tr the Holidays, Robinson 4
Bio have them. s. 5la, -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-22

THB llydromlssnIHay pluable discovery forprolssl-
ng Tie IeeI ron damp cold, AMI ihegeoIeR preventive
Of ly Lung diseases, RIUoHt eHY doeieTiBg aitrcT
The The oTm Ola sole aud WUrn Inside
The bolOr ihOe. Its neaieditd ohAneter 10 powerful
snlidole 10 diHeate. ~. ~ r.t.s fteHta
For gentlemen Il win 30 found agreeable, warm, and
healthy, TO wtarin tbe eodetl ainett we her az the
o oann0i bee0pe vet HE llydlOHa eni s Inserted,
Ladies' nay Welrthe ligiest tUled bU0ia or shOes M lie
lloSl ncenent weather with lnpunlly, while EOntup-
uVu 90 ineyeNt onog Tie yOans OF our couftIy, ray
bethwhied By their seneral SdoPlOr They entirely su
FeIeede ssthe layer cause the est 70 PET
lptToinA very unlcsthy manner and, btsldes, are ot
dshse,OI wear 10 Pedestrians lnley Weaihet, like India
rubber, While Tie latter ealse tie feel 10 appear eN-
tTemey large The hydTomaEen being mere lhlntlee Of
eo pIepaed peculiarly placed ipside does not lneleass
The tileu The boot clbBs the vOl 70 appear undy
10 ldIen they Pge exlTenely valuable, a. they NJ en-
tage IN eAefee with comfort and healthy eeels Their
txlenselS 80 slight a. TO teaIee nted nenllon besides
those gO atronEe them will lind lhelr teariy doelors
biiJ mkeh dimiNiihta lhsrsby,
"a The lJdTOmatenis ReOmng more Known Its saleis
lncieasng 10 almost Incredible extent LAsl yesrin
London, Mpichester, Birmingham Liverpool GLASGOW,
Leeds, lublln, PaIs, AntwoTpi HHmbuCGh, ami Berln,
our sales reached pairs Uie0Tk sVs This year
tie number VIII far surpuss that 5sht .a
Ask The Faculty ielT opinion Of helr value asa pre-
yenlpye for coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, aud con-
SUMPTION .It..ff t.I
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FnE,--LsN night, quOlIcr bCfore s o'clonE 2
ts btokeOut In the upper sloty oflhe frame bull
iIsOn Main street, occupied by r. E. zlnn as
CNrecliouelyand residence. The fire wSs com
nunlcaled by candle 10 led room. l'hs
prompt attendance OftlIeNre cOmpan'es subdued
The flames before they had made much progress
Most Tie contents Of The bed room were consul
med, and The premises considerably damaged b,
wslsr. Los about slOOl Tie building, belong
inslOMu. whilshead-AleS. Paxton, agent-ws
fully INSURED. E XVII
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RIYEn IMP0RTs.

PARKERSBURG-Pr steamer urier-John
MuIdtew, IS doz bfoomsi BSs eli Co, q bags
Ingsi Stanton, Bell, Grove q Co, 209S lbs seIal
ltOni Wheat & Uhapliur, 1882 lbs Iagsi .. u.
BnIell, 20 bbls apples D Y Peace q Go, 20 Dbl
louG X Peterson, II 6bls opplesi GeoTge Wick
lam, 6'acks polutOesi Passenger OH boanli % dol
b'oOae, 10 Upss ross Ibl c,deEi ReslipmenI 81
Ions. -lfta
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The occupation viii prove Hight and Eentlemanly en-
ployneni--as hOua,abe a. q ia profitable.
NJ asot viii DO accepted unless able 10 produce SUBJ
staItii Testimonials as 10 ehatseleTeud ihdUstty.
galares viii 10 arranged tile mrs. year u prefer
Ted.if 9ifttitt titfih 50. ~ Wy ~
80 many answers TO advertisements are forwarded
from motive OF idle curiosity only The al elsers Will
consider no application unless rc'nanled BY One Dol
lar a. evidence or Slneery, when full particulars Will DO
forwarded. tli.ll... Z. LIZ.
Baltimore, Nd.
To ihe substantial nature or The enterprise we eerto
KEENETlt x lIALE, LE ROY, SONs 4 Co. Also TO HAM
ILTOn n WFSr, Ohlui Hon c. A. Dennis, RhOde lt-
sndt and u. RAY. Key West. Fla, SO Oci6dAw2m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-22

TUNNEL USpER TnE 0mo.-The meeting of The
ftsndS Of this Notk al Tie MeiehanIg Exchange
lssl night was large and respectable llT. j. AM
dsnOn Jun, was called 10 llie cliaif, Rnd llE j.
". sharp appointed secIetaIy li.s
Mr.. Holman, lie president Of The Foil Wny1e d
Southern railroad company explained the Object
OF ibe meeting, aud also The plan Of The proposed
tunnel aud The node VI building II. aa."
Mr Hjlnaals prpcIicdl engineer. lie showed
that The work would iVt cost more ihun the tsl.
male, which is Sl,200,U00, and closed bis marks
by calling iU the staml Governor Wright Of lnd.
ana. The Goyefncf a,ldftsseJ The meelng III a
happy vein VI Imugleii BrslIment and txlof'aiion,
Which was we'll received by the audiellca. The
Governor told The people ore fact II will be we'll
10 remember, and sci about correcting HE eIIpI
which he pointed out. II was that The people oil
q LMlUille had npl done o. much in tie way Ol
home Improvements aud encoar .eing enterprises
finding IL develop her resources as she ought 10
have dOnvi aud wSs behindmany cities in this
IeSPeci ,t..... 4.lyr
His speech was capital one, abonndipg IN
aascdole illustrative Of The facts aud agunenls he
presented.
Mr Gibson next addfessed Tie meeting, In q
brief bull lucid manner, exhibited the advantages
lhSl would certanly accrue 10 Louisville from
lhe construction Of This work. He concluded by
inviting all those who felt disposed 10 come ior.
ward and take stock, Of which l,l00 worth was
Subscribed IN few minutes. The meeting then
adjourned .siesis
Ihete will be two agenis appointed In each
ward Of this city, no will wait on Tie clliEens
bfSObscrpliOns, and we lore That eYgfy person
will al least one II not mole shafes'-L'ol'
JsUWi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-22

VIZ ate indebted to The steamer Courier Capt.
Jelly from rarkyrlurs, for nyer lavOn. Size
brOushIule follogiugi
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Linsley Institute.
THg Winter Session Of this nsuuon Will commence
II lon MONDAY, N0Y.i7 Tie Principal u happy IN
belnf 10 aounee that has sesuled Tue service. q
Ar.H. w, HARpieo late graduate OF Warrington COL
sss m addition 10 that OF Mr.. Stephens II ls scarcely
deemed necessary ojaloIm OF wheeling lhtl
he edhtalon oil NJ II II OF Tie highest oTder, hAYins
Initiated With the t honors OF hls class close
Of the lssl tefmof Washington College
,at,s Trans Oh TUITION FEA TeRns
pdmiIy RnslAh Brpneh's !, Il. si'OP
hsp s, 400
~ tti.sss n IN tnd C;teek, 500
a. No REDUCTION made unless for pr0lIacted slekptst.
os'od'w .o.....s S COPY e 0SS' r'P'
K PIECES FeIliag, ioi paper manuaslufels, Just re-
y eelvsd nom New York FOR sale lgw bI. Z II
nyi li.aL u -eAknsL W g 10
WOO BIN SOCKS.
6el Doz county Init wooden sockl. Ieeelyed ~
10 oeli NJ, D.A0tfE q ak N'l J
Keen Iimei
(7iLooKs, wsnsnltd idr year. calI,i We
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BMBR0lDERlES. - 4. o1l
IfLBG Mt eh6mEeles Sleeves $40 lennteollars ~
E muslin, Maltese lace. llUnton, GulsslTe, oIoiebelI
and obe hylesI many being tug own importation d
OF The most beautiful andnewesi dedms. lnisnlS BIn
brodered muslin Dresses Jteonel, Swssaid Naintook
and Dlmty Pionrelngs. Msngs, lnaenlngs aud bapdsl
Linen eambrie Hdkls, etc, etc, ts..,.ft.It
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-22

0J-RgMRMngB rOAIk AEHALEil can til, doe
s, must i, thaH s, sili ell and q boaAa % sell
per, cent. Lever than any ether Iionse N
'Sed0ERY sanths do ~ Because she sells rol
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

WHOLE No. l5l.
A Biblical Critic.

The best specimen of original
criticism we ever heard was in stage-
coach ride to Berr Edge. Three of
US were talking about Adam and his
fall. The point of discussion was
the apparent impossibility that q
perfect man like Adam could commit
sin.
But he wasn't perfect" ejaculs
ted one Of the three.
"Wasn't perfect we repliedin
amazement.
mo, sir, he wasn't perfect, . repeat
ed our commentator.
"What do you mean?" we asked.
"Well," answered the authority.
"he was made perfect, admit, but
he didn't stay perfect"
"How?'
"Why, was not one of his ribs re-
moved? If he was perfect with all
his ribs, he was not perfect after
losing one was he, say?'
Our say wa as silence. We were
then. that woman was the
cause of man s original inperIcc.
ton. = Boston Dlire Branch,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

Astomshing Success Of French En-
ehfs-- "A boy at Monlmarire Gas
we lea rn iroI 10 an American resi-
dent therr) had waIlowed a five
franc piece. No physician could
advise a remedy-bnl the apotheca-
ry was known To posse SIS an fmetlc
superior 10 every Other IN use. !
lie was sent for; lie shook his head
in doubt, he dec Jared so large a
coin could never be forced MP en-
tire; however" said he, oft the
boy take this pill.' An hobr a(-
terwa rds, the boy threw up tho five
franc. bu / wholly in snail cbangeI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

Mend,ng FACE Il b as been
stated. says GalignanIs tu bssengcr
that a person named Pons9Ics, the
proprietor OF a travelling lnenage-
RE, was, three weeks ago, al Tou-
louise, IN France, attacked by n IL
ger, Oh entering its cage, and had
his nose bitten oil, so that il only
hung by the skin Of the VI PIPER liI,,
and that lie had received besides
several severe wounds on Tie head
and elseu here When rescued
from the animal, he was placed in
the hands Of fmedicai meb. They
began by washing the wounds; then
they replaced The skin Of the skull,
c-adjustcd The ear; reiilled the
nose, after removing The bones and
carIllages, which could net have
become cicalrIZed; and thtydrossed
the other ounds. To pre- Vent in
llamnialion,thcy kept bladIders filed
" ilh ice round The head 3t 1.-The pa
iient for five days. The lr mode Of
treatment was so succd dssIul. that
Ponsoles is now going O on We ILL.,
The nose adheres entirely; the skin
OF the skull has also adhered; but
the ear is still not quiet solid.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

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Subscribers failing TO order adiscontinuancs
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Advertisements inserted at One Dol
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IUg- Persons advertising by the year. will be
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lCf The mivilege'of yearly advertisers is
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to be- paid III dduahce al eUery case
Acknowledgements rot marked with the num-
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tsaveI until ooiered ouf. aud pqyDIent erdoteE.
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TAdvertisenients Of apersonal nature, inUa-
,ially charged double price
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ed at Thirty Dollars per C0tumn'
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tCPJOb Printing, of ALI. k''ds, neatly
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y NO Paper will lie discontinued until all
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
Pretty Good.

The other evening, a gentleman
of Benecia gafe party, to which
we're invited VI 4rious Of the members
of the Legislature. Among others
was an honorable Senator from one
of the mining districts. ln the
course of the evening this honora-
BILE Senator cA Aanced to be engaged
in dance with one of the fair ones
of Beneeia, VIII ) not having previous
ly been hohofed with bis acquain-
tance, asked him where he lived lie
answered.
"Benecia."
"How long have you resided
here?' said Il e inqufsitive fair one
"About TIN Tee years, was the re-
ply.
cts singular hay e never met
you before" said she ."Alight |
just ask what rs your business here"
60" said the mischie vous Senator,
81 keep II barber-shop,
The lady danced but a jminute
more, complained of be ing ired, and
begged to be excused from dancing
any longer.
Her vexation can be imagined
when she soon after learned that the
Benecia barber was the promising
young member from T.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

A Taugh Coz .Story.-A Mr. P4r
ry, who Hives somewhere on The
bill roa adj between tins place aid
the Soulh Village. on, getting hp
one morn ing last week dlscovert td
the leg oi COW sticking out of hn
old well b short distance from the
house. On going TO the well be
found sa ID cow hanging in the wfll
with herIhead downward, her size
being tod large TO admit of her Slip
ping entirely through the openh hg
at the top. The neighbors wdre
rallied and after considerable lift
ing the atimal was extracted; when
10, q second cbw was found in the
bottom Of thy well, only ln q revdrs-
ed position; the head bqing upl-
An appar ratus was arranged dnd
COW Nun Der two was ra ised. But
The bes Of the whole story is the
cows cam ne out unscfalcheG, and in
less th an, an hour were engaged ln a
hard iiglIl with each other II any
Of our r4a aders arr inclined to doubt
the story, we would respeetlullyre-
mind their b thaY YfIulh~lles in well.
= Woodytock Aqe.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
GIeanings from our Exchanges,
IKith Editopal Spfiaktings.

There arrived at Philadelphia du-
ring last year H. 96 emigrauts.
Ice on the ponds near Boston is
eight inches thick
There is lady residing in Phila'
delphia who was born il l744.
Ia Philadelphia ther are As dii-
ferent omnibus lines, besides 373
coaches.
The 1ag of the Republic of Lower
California is scomposed Of three stripes
red, white and red with two stars
on the white ground.
The people of Mnysville, Ky, by
majority of IA, have declared a.
gainst the issui ing licenses for the
sale of liquors.
Gov. Powell, in his message to the
Kentucky Legisl lature, opposes an
increase ofbankng capital.
Dead Letters. Nine hundred and
forty-two bushels of dead letters were
consigned to the flames in Washing
ton on Monday, the 9th Ilt.
Unusual. "A rd vival Of religion
has recently take n place among the
convicts in the Kentucky peniten-
tiary. HI
Gen. Santa Anna lately replied to
certain proposition of Gen. (i;lds,
den--"Sir, rather than dismembeI
/ Mexico | will sacrifice $4,000 men
and | will myself perish at the head
of them" This answer indicates
something Of the spirit now existing
between the two countries ).
The number of hogs arrived al
North Madison per railr road Up tC
Saturday, Jan, Ia. 1854, was ST.
S24, against l22,799 last season. :
The receipts through 9th Ter channels
are not stated.
In Japan, If a man dies in Office
deeply in debt, it is concealed unit
the accumulation of his salary has
paid his creditors = all things going
on as it he were still alive.
Baltimore consumes about 5000,
900 bushels ofcoal annually Phil
adelphia 100000, and Cincinnati
10000
The Hudson River Railroad use:
up nearly thirty-seven thousand cords
of wood annually.
The Cleveland Plaindealer of tn,
10th ult. learns by private letter:
from Pit:sburg Z, that tho Marshal hai
reported to Judge Irwin his inabili
ty to serve the process of the court
The Plaindealer adds: "The Judge
npon this, makes out a certificate
which he forwards to the President
who thereupon empowers the Secreta
ry Of war to order the U. S. troops
TO the assistance ofthe Marshal.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

The (2aret jug and the E5is{rs.
There is a story very well known
among Scottish aiecdote-mongers,
(writes 5 a Times correspondent res
pecting the celebrated DIR. Pitcairn.
The doctor seldom troubled the in
side Of the kirk but every Sabbath
morning his jug Of claret was to be
seen on its way from the tav ern,
jusO as he more staid portion OF the
population we're going to morning
service. The kirk elders were at
leEgth $candalized, and under the
plea of preventing Sabbathtrading,
used frequently TO seize the doctor S
Jug and coniiscate his (laret. Sus-
pfcting that the seizure was not al
together disinterested, the doctor
one Sab morning, sent a strong
dose of tarter-emetic at the bottom
Of his pewter On that day, to the
SURPRISE oil all men, Df. lItcalrI WaS
seen IN church. His eyes were
turn ed to wards the elders pew. The
Service had not advanced far ere one
Of q be be alous opponents OF Sabbath
aiding Skunk out of the church,
looking very pale. Soon am other
folio wed, and presently fhe elder S
pew wa empty, to the bcwllder rment
of al but the contriyer of tho mis-
chief The latter slipped out OF
church quietly, and with exultatiOn
beheld his prosecutors wrlthihg III all
the 7agonies of d painful pu ke.-
Whether this story be true, or not, IT
Illustrates the cheapnoss and accessi-
bility Of claret, when unencumbered
by many duties.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
fboirr Boptrll.
The Bowl We Tip.

The bowl We tip, when love we sip.
Contains bbth sweet and sour;
And those who drink must never think,
To escape the acid power
The bliss we sip from beauty's lip
Is gone as Foon as tasted;
And oft our time, spent in our prime
OF life, in love, is wasted.
For though there flows from loves Young ro
Th sweetest sweets, there glitters,
, Meath every leaf, the tear of grief,
OF life Tho thorns and btters.
Then when Eou dip your trembling lip,
In Gupid'I bowl, prepare
To leave behind your peace of mind.
Or never venture there.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

The Governor of Mas ssacbusetts,
who was inaugurated ON THE 10Th
ult., says in his message, with ref
erence to the Milne Law
"That society has a right I'd pro-
tect itself from any vice that tends
to Undermine its foundation, is Il
maxim which few would cpniroyert-
nor would it be more sc Fiously con-
tested, that If necessary for this pur-
pose, laws may be aimed at tha cause
of an acknowledged evil instHad Of
dealing with its effects alOne.
One diseased sheep Will spoil n
flock, and one non-payibg patron of
newspaper eats up the profits Of a
dozen paying ones,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

/ There is discussion now going
on in Philadelphia, which appears to
attract considerable attention there.
III is debate between Rev. DIR. Berge
a champion Of the divine origin of
the Bible, ION the one side, and Mr..
Jos. Barker, who contends that vol
ume to be mere human production,
on the other.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

The Czar, tits reported. has ex-
pressed the opinion that the Stars
and Stripes would be the only neu-
traI flag, among all the leading pow.
ers. before the final settlement Of
ibc present Turkish difficulty.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

/ A rou Oh Kentuckian, hearing a
child cry very loudly and fuIiously,
remarked" How wickedly that small
sample of mankind is swearing now,
in the infantile vernacularl What
will it come to, when it is educated!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

A love sick swain, in desrr ibipg
a kiss, says ii is draught ihal pass
es through the system, like a buck
ct Of hot water through a basket Of
eggs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

A genius out west has just pat
enled machine for making ches
nuts out Of sweet potatoes.