Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-25
Spiritual Revelations.

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The New York Tribune publishes u
communication from one &C. B |
Giles" Of Boston, giving some inter-
esting statements of recent revela-
tons in aspiritual circle in The Ath-
ems Of America. One Of the circle !
was a young man who had lately
been obliged to 60 into chancery.
having been defrauded by his part
ner in the wholesale shoe business
1t appears that be had also had a
disappointment in love. He interro-
gated the spirits, says the cores
pondent, "as to what branch of bust
ness he should now take up for the
purpose of renovating his fortunes;
wbereupon the medium, one Of the
ladies, a Miss s., raped out, Go an
to the Confectionery business Re-
ceiying so prompt an answer, he ex-
claimed, his whole frame racked with
emotion, is there any female now
living to whom | should pay my adj
dresses, and if so to whom?' The
medium promptly answered, yes.
Miss 81 This was the medium
herself, who, covered with confusion,
exclaimed at once that she had in
vain tried to refrain from speaking
those wolds, but the spirit compell-
ed their utterance. The young man
I soon after went into the confectiona-
ny business, and has succeeded far
beyond his expectations, and last
month he married Mis- S., young
lady Of beauty and high degree of
fancy and genius. Their married
life is destined to be most happy"
j OF course their married life will
be most happy! None but churl
would be otherwise than happy With
such modest and artless female as
the medium. We recommend her
fortunate spouse, however, to keep
her we'll supplied with confectionery.
/ So much for the success Of the
single ladies. Here is an instance
in which one OF the "vidders' tried
her hand with excellent luck. A
widow lady of mature age, Mrs. g.,
called upon her husband, who, we
are informed by the medium, is now
! in the realms of bliss. Edward, y
} said she, "may ! marry again"
The medium, Miss B., raped out,
Eyes, Mary Ann, ] shall not be jeal.
Gus; there is no jealousy in HeavenF'
; "Who shall | marry?" said she. The
medium raped, ga gentleman id
checked vest, blae dress coat
: and gray pants; his name | know
not" At this we all instinctively
8 turned to Mr.. L., one Of our mum
Der, dressed exactly like the spirits
!, description. Starting up, he ex'
3 claimed, "What !! mel" and the spir.
it replied, THE samer' Mrs. G,
!, and MIR. L. thereupon retired from
S the group, and, after short CONVEX
sation, discovered that there really
D was very striking elective affinity
J, between them, and they have since
+ been married and are happy, though
t he is 20 years the junior.
!, The correspondent, who is widow
y err, was also favored with an inter
r view with his wife. She stated thai
she was in Heaven and endured bel
separation with much composure.-
When asked about the quality Of thu
d society in her new location, she said
:. There are many very pleasant ladies
:, and gentlemen here. Your forme
friend w. has shown me particula
attention: ! also find P. very pleas
i ant and often dance with him.
e When Intercepted about her hus
; band marryingagaln, she said: "No
you must devote your time to spirit
ualism."
cl MIR. Giles is very creditable ant
q pleasant gentleman. His stories ar
,. somewhat marvellous, but entertain
q ing.