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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-24
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN. FHURSDlT, JUNE s1,,@s1s5s.

manner and subject to the regulations and restrictions that
by law required for the sale Of lands lying within said county
which the State end county pd which @hen cole
the Sheriff provided m in this section shall be paid by him into the
hands Of the town constable for the Of said coporon and which
sale, when made Aforesaid shall estdhe right and title
in the purchaser il the sale Lad been made for due The State
TO- Be enacted, That the money and other property any,
which has been received fo the Of said hDs
other persons the hands Of the heretofore
pointed by law for the town of Mreesboough shall belong and be
vested the Mayor and Aldermen Of said corporion for the
said town. and the said hereby authorised required
pay the the Mayor and Aldermen of said corporation within M
teen days after they shall have been elected whose shall be good
the said for the shall exonerate said commissioners
from paying the to other person. other mnner
whatsoever law the contrary notwithstanding and the said
the clerk the said commissioners and the treasurer to said
commissioners and other person persons having public
documents papers ppertanng to the public of said town.
shall deliver the to the Mayor and Aldermen Of said town.
H. Be enacted That the Mayor and Board of Aldermen,
the corporation of Meeboough shall have the power Of and
collecting Billiard Tables kept for in said town.
ceedng fifty dollars and also Of Gg aud collecting
who vend articles not Of The growth produce
ufctur Of this State pubic days the public square, the
streets of said town and SHAH have the power laying and collecting
all other specified in the second section,
r. Be it enacted That all debts aud demands due snd owing
which shall hereafter become DUE which by law required be paid
for the and benefit of said of Murr7esborougb shall be paid
the Mayor aud Aldermen oi such and they hereby authorized
to rnd recover the % according to law, any tribunal ha
ag Jurisdiction thereof
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-24

The following the New York Ledger the best argument against
this practice We have 49,. ,s45. .
We agree with you that there nay be which
compelled fight duel although be is Thoroughly convinced
flat dueing wrong It impossible for be placed
which call upon him do that would Justify BIN
Ing what he thoroughly convinced wrong What yoa say about
disgrace and death byh nonsense and altogether unweby Of
intelligent be disgraced by refusing do
roRg, and for DEATH that is matter Of small eomp&r
With the doing of wrongful act Your one that the
cOnscienceess coward, and of the christian hero sa
This singular coincidence from the Georgetown Journal skngy
portrays its sad consequences: $3.50.
We visited few days snce spot rendered somewhat memorable
having the of duel between Of Kenuy cbvaous
The position Of the duet about eight PAGES marked by
two ees Ct which bears the initials Of Of the parys
name cut in the bark the other bears only the initials of the last
Of the other party The under which party stood who
killed ded having informed gradually dayed from tae
me The other tree sngua typical Of the condition Of The
ing party, who inmate of unatc ayu standing does
with the lower branches full of life verdue while dead and
aess Strange thoughts crowded minds stood and gze
upon these unfortunate witnesses unfortunate deed ~
The widow Joe Smith, the Mormon. still resides Nuyoo but she
nothing for the saints and has married tavern keeper who thinks
all the prophets hubug Young % who should by right have been
the bead of the MOrmon gawky Of twenty-five, who hates
Brigham Young and the Salt Lakers NnToo was pe
of 10000 inhabitants but is place of rans ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-24
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spTxyo Doi,ars for one yearli paid a
the time of subscription; Eve DoiIR's
:,ri Fifty Gents. WITHOUT DEVIATION
after the aspiration Of three months,
nrku Bills for Advertisements, job
Work. or Subscription, considered due
when contracted except againstthose with
whom we have running accounts.
nATSubscribers failing % order discontin-
,anca If the paper at the expiration ofthe
time FOR which they may have subscribed,
are considered as wishing to renew; and it
will be continued to them accordingly.
sF No Paper will be sent out OF the
county unless paid for IN advance.
ot-Aarertisement inserted al one Dot-
iar per Square on we've LMes
or less, for the first insertion; EfH!
Genus for each continuance. -,
IT, Persons advertising by the year VIII pe
a,caa FORTY Dollars for a whole col
INN ,s,wenty Dollars for one-haif,
rTa,, spayt,rs for one-quarter No deVia-
,;o,, from, tdess terms under any circumstances
a. The privilege of yearly advertisers Is
s,,;,tly E,aitef To their 0don fll'ae.'dte ana
,,sc,,,a,. i.,si,,ess: and the business OF an ad-
.rt;s;r, f,,n - not considered as including |
of its individual members
,-.--Nyoo,ncinq candidates 1tiTee S0liars
- be maid Il, C.dUance IN egerg case. |
ar Advertisements aot InsTkea WIN .;II ai1g
1o.n,ber OF Insertions when handed ID VIZ,
he oo,..i,sued until 0,e1eTe's 0i'fr G''' I@s"''''
enacted.
rrT 40 advertisement inserted grdtuit0uS'g. >,
nTAdyertisememts OF an abusive n''''iS' '''''
mot be inserted at ory PI'ce, ~. .,y,
eFPSoh granting, Of ALL f1"oS' Me'ny ''a|,
- ~, g,v Vype, and on as Ie;'soiaoie
terms as any olhce in Tennessee -
No sw..sr y III be discontinued un5-'
an anearages are aid ul--e1eept al ''s
osls;oa n tie IebiiSier
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-24
liz ct Incorporate the Ba City Insurance Company of Memphis
and for olher PURPOSES lPAssEp MARcH 20 lS5Sl -

Sr Is Belt further enacted That the corporate limits of tie
Of Fayetteville Lincoln county be and they extend to
the following limits. vBeginniDg Norris Creek where Wtat IS
known the "yard Branch into said Creek running
with the menderng of said branch 80 the southeast
lanyard owned by George Stonebrer, thence with known
tuons line the southwest of the Tom ber lot thence
to the southwest the lot decided trustees o Mn
College thence Ibto the Ithwen boundary of said tnC5
10 tine northwestern the Ftrae Academy thence east
what kpowaa Dry Creek the ands f James Bright
the meanTs Of said Creek to Norris crse and heue With Nos
Creek 90 the beginning. :s
SEC l6 TO take effect forn and ater lis passage
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-24
Gboitp ia't'lJ,
The Gid Mans S Dream.

The Gid Mans Dream.
An old man lay sleeping
Beneath hiss apple tree:
The, ,now-rnown hay was fragrant,
And the bee droned merily;
He dreamed again of his childhood,
OF bis fathers cottage door,
Of the flowers that twined the window
Ana she shadows on the floor.
IIe saw his little sister
With her eyes delicious blue.
And showers Of eurlS and'. .aplod cheeks
And footfalls IKE the dew;
He heard again his brothers To.oe'
As when beside the hill
Tbev ulnved away the sunny hours,
Or chased the winding fill
There vas another, too, that mingled
In the old mans early dream
. form that seemed ike sunlight
PLAYING op the mountain stream;
His heart beat quick aud faster
Asber hand seemed laii Ia lis,
Ard he f.lt the si...s,s rapture
Tha. the love of childhood gives.
In the little attic chamber
He laid him down once more,
Where the .noer shown through the w.''"ow
ITpor tie shaIowy floor;
Ard his no;l.er came and kissed him
Ere she left him for the uight
yr;,b the angels that watched Ger hlin
Till the dawn of morning l'ght.
The old man woke from SIMMER.
His eyes were dimmed With tears
For he had lived in one short hour
The memory Of years;
Tho birds were singing Ger Linn.
And the bee droned merri'y.
But the dream of youth ard scautv,
Ard its loved ones, passed away.
The old mans heart was saddened'
And the world seemed drear aud lone'
The light of life had faded
And the loved ones all were gone;
gu, The aowers bioo,ncd as ever,
And the heaven above him smiled;
There was One that still could love ann,
And he was s';n His child.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-24

A lawyer iu one Of the courts
oonmenced defence as feIloss;--
MAY it please your honof- the
DeIuge has passed over the Garth
no Ark has rested on the mountain,
ond The Rainbow of Justice shines
ss beautifully on my client, as 1t
does upon any in the court including
the jury"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-24
A SroRE FoUND.-The Memphi

A SroRE FoUND.-The Memphis
a-nea, SAYS that a gentleman OF
Dol,yar county recently saw bull
ding floating dowa the river he
bearded it and recognized ii as the
stora Of a friend Of his residing some
deteeu miles up the river. lie Tied
+ 70 the shore and started up the
river TO Inform his friend where h'%
last place of business and Stcck N
trade might be found,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-24
CORPORATION OF FAYETTEVILL 8.
An Incorporate the Town Of Washington and for ether Purposes
PAssED OCTOBER %, 1S191

g. Be enacted That the Fayetteville in the county of Lin
con and the inhabitants thereof hereby constituted body polite
corporate the of the Mayor aud Aldermen Of the
Fayetteville the rules regulations restrictions and
privileges of the of the county of Rutherford
f. Be enacted That all laws and parts Of laws heretofore passed
for the guaon Of said town be and the hereby repealed
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-24

Su.Rp FLT.--A London paper
s,eabs If fly in South AIrica, whose
pate ,,ills horned cattle. TSo or three
# them are. the death Of a large OK
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-24
IEHOIh NO. s72.f

limits imposing upon them any restriction duty that may lot be
inconsistent with the constitution and laws of the State.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23
i Picture df Gen. Walker By BroHnlow

+Par SON BRdwSEow, of the Knoxville
Whfg, who ismakiny a tour ofthe South,
wis in Mobile recently, and heard the
great speech df Gen, WALKER, from the
.verandah oftlsc Battle House, delivered
to q vast eoncourse ofpersons, which en-
ftirelys filed sths vacancy between the no.
tel aud tile Custom House. The Parson
II i letter to the Wtig under the date Of
january 7Ih,reriews this speech, allu-
dihgto its prominen. features in terms 81
high praise ana closes with the following
"sparklalgY picture Of ahc General
As q man. Walker is modest. unas.
Stunning. ansl retiring. Think him one
.of the most remarkable men of the nine
#tcensh een;nry! He is small man.
weighing about 1875 lhs., aud not so tall
las was James TN. Polk. He IS Young
dresses gen!celly ii a black frock coat,
and wears i softllat, with low crown,
land studies all lie time to avoid no;oriety,
even loving retilement. HisSskin is very
Ifaif--his hair is light, and cut short
and his face IS smooth HI has re-
tlnafhtOle eye,s Y hiq : 9fiaVTeYc, lpenetfses
ting and keen. Under the excitement d
speaking, his eye flashes fire IN CON
Isersation, Ee looks every man full in the
eye, without batting his. He has good
voice, aud as aspcaker, he IS energetic,
iforeible, and impressive, with an Air Of
Icandor whichriFets conviction on the
minds Of the audience. He details the
History Of his wrongs -vindicates the
Justice of his cause--and demonstrates
the propriety 81 his cause in q way that
awriNgs shout after shout from the indig-
nant freeman Of the South, irrespective ii
parties. He il 4 chaste speaker, 4 ripe
scholar, and spgotounces well--uttering
nothing superfuous --on1itting nothing
that should Be said Throughout The en-
tire crowd. when he was done, there was
one common, enthusiastic prevalent feel
ing of sympathy for the indomitable
'tgrey- man of destiny and the
great cause Of Nicaragua
2 y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23
Perseverance,.

Lee not tae!fai7are eJ p6ur frs6cfa;ors
deter you. Alexander Bethune. S first ST.
tort for print, was q contribution 10 the
4 /" AmethEst;;T but the lady atwlose re-
quest heI wrote it. advised him not Is send
II. 1Ie.wrott m article for Il Blackwoo !. 4,
and twas declined. a host Of iothers
have tried, ard they have &failed; but
where there has been firm and settled
purpose to succeed they have tried and
tried again. and in The end they have been
successful.
let net Mfaafarosa5lle opinion st efii-
1crs deter|you, Xenoerates was Disciple
of Plato. and 4 fellow student with Aris.
totle. Plato used to fall Xenaeratcs "a
dull ass tltat needed the spur, ,''ana Arts
totle. ''amettiesomesh orse that neededthc
errb." When. after fthe death Of plato,
tie Chair Of Instruction Ii The Academy
was vacant the choice III 4 successor. lar
between Aristotle and Xenccra,es.
eff il Should please God. !. said i father
once, IT'D talap away one Of nv children.
i hope IT Will be my son Isaac = as lie
looked upon him as the most unpromis
ing. That Child became the truly. elm
#nent Dr.. Isaac Birraw. Such wis the
eharacterof Sheridan. IN his eailiesf DAYS.
that his mother regarded him AZ athe
dnl'est and most hopeless Of her sons
IN spite of the unfayoFable opiS,ion which
others bad f9fmed Of these meri, they
rose. and sd may ytil Ba, as ,.as,l.,te L.
as diligent. be as patient. be as persever-
ing as they were, and success VIII GER
Itainly PIT It's seal upon your effyr;a, as
upon theirs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23
Mormon women

FL In oae ofhis late speeches tlIe excel.
len: ard .patriareial Brigham Young al
lndestto the discomfort among some Of
;the Iuh3rateful females ef his flock. He
SAYS id may be necessary to call upon
some p the sisters 10 So into the fields
and.raise potatoes and wheat while their
husbands are defending Zion, but that
there will be no eospalsion about it,
So soon as he learns that 4 woman would
rather to the enemy ) camp than tore,
main al home, lie would send her there.
bat HE will not warrant her safety on The
way. And why" SAYS Tie holy man,
{" viii il send them? I answer, 50 as to
send them e. hell as soon as possible.
Brother Kimball accuses the sisters Of
cabling about, gossippJhg too much, aad
visiting on Sunday. lie intimates that
the desil islamong the women, which We
think very likely, or the poor things
would moi be III. Utah. The Elder seems
t. be sorciy afflicted in bis own lslnestic
circle. He frankly says: 81 have one
orftwo women that caiinot contrqI, and
never did !; and would as soon attempt
to eontrofa rebelFious mule AS Ii control
them. Dono quarrel. brothert says
one No. Il do not, bnt|when 4 woman
begins 10 Dispute with me, about nine
times ONT often I net up and say. 10 ii, I
aud tlien gooff about MI business and
in eyer / am SO foolish as TO quarrel
viii 4 wonanb Isonghtto be whipped,
for you may always calculate that they
willhave Tie last word n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23
Cheating tbe Devil.

Squire n living III the town of a /,
was ., man III easy circumstance. with
everything enough. in doors and cut
ln his ya4id were huge piles af wood,
sawed and split. sufficient III bulk IL keep
g dozen fanife through the9winter with
enough more where that came from.
Across the street from Squire H., lived
Mrs. W., poor widow woman in
slaughtered circumstances. with four
mouths TO feed, and four little bodies 10
warm besides her own.
Squire Fl. dotted on his big wood pile,
and sin tile habit Of taking 4 peep at
it through tie closed blinds OF. his win
dows before ,etiriug At night. One night
Ne saw a female hanging around lhe pile.
and opening tl.e daorto get 4 better vie ".
saw her stop Fick up \ large armful and
start off. she had not proceeded far,
however, when she stopped short and he
overheard Ithf following - | cannot steal
1.-The eye of god is upon me = and down
went the wood, and she walked OF few
steps and stopped again: u have not 4
stick Of wood in the house, The weather
il bitter cold and my poor children are
freezing, 'flle Squire has enough ard
will never niss it." SO saying, she filed
her arms again with the coveted fuel.
Again she started and again hesitated.
'tN hat steal ? Ineser before did such
a thing. and God forbid | should do i,
fnow e and dbwa went the wood upon the
Ipile again. But the thought Of her saf-
fering brood brought her once more ii the
pile, and filed her arms. the third lime
with wood. Once more she started and
again turned back will not stcal--I
twill trust III God, and il ii is, Ills will.
| well perish together" 50 saying she
threw down tie wood upon the pile, aud
tie Squire saw her enter her dwelling
| and close the door. He retired I'd bed,
but sIuniber was slow in visiting His HI,
lids. ne thought Of The poor widow and
| lei suffering children, and perhaps when
fhei slept BE dreamed ftthen1.
Early Tie next forenoon. widow w,
was surprised 70 see tie squife's -four OK
team. l2adhd with wood, haul in front
Of her dwelling and the Squire com.
mente pitching n Off
/ .'t What's this. Squire H. said lilo
astonished and half frightened Woman
1 .tI didn't order that wood, and God
knows ] can't pay for it. q
4 It's veur's, and I'LL paid CIR, Ma'aln!'
1sl,pg out The Squire, Juggling away at i
. big lo.s, I You cheated the devil las
might"
\ The poor woman insisted that thert
| must be some mistake about. il.
1 II tell Won fits's yours for cheasinn
| the devil last night" said the Squire,
'and there comes man to saw il up,
| sptiteit, and pack itaway in your wood
\ house" 5
4 The,widpw began TO smell a raj, !" and
s;ammeripg Tier thanks to The Squire, ,e-
Itraated into the house. Sho wanted fol
| no more wood that winter.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23
Ppm The s.Blne. Ridge Republican,
#sE 4 Fair hit

e Il nl j
We sdseriee. in our last. to tlie abor-
tive attempt At wit. made by Mr.. McCus.
Of Augusta. in submitting = set Of rssolu-
tons. in Ne House Of Delegates. asto he
propriesy Aof appointing committee 10
ascertain whether OF not Mr.. BueHAxAs.
andihis cabinet, were capable Of conduct
ing the atfahs Of the Government. Tho
Winchester Yirginian reminds The pub
lie that
Mr. McCCs represents The Lunatio
Asylum, Of Slasnton and lis the sanls
gentleman who Aas before Tie Leeixla.
ture q proposition for an ASYLUM md
School for idiots. in Virginia We make
the explanation 10 prevent injustice being
done b The author os the above insans
and Iidiotic rpso!uiions,,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23
The Dfnr &InrT.

To hear Cough teIllhe ssdrugser, 50
.ry is worth j suarter anyliime. TIE So
ry Is a capital one. but il takes the man d
.telIit. This be does il soma snel, words
las these
a long, lean gaunt Yankee entered !
drug store. and asked Il:
Beiyyou tlsedrugger p
"sell pose 50 !; | sell drugs. =
"Waaf. heF you got any Of This here
scentin' stuff As tie gals puts OH theil
handks'chers HI, .-
ssOh yes.
nWaal our SAILS gwine to be nlarricd,
and she gin me ninepence and told me u
invest 4he hull mount IN scentids stuff.
SOS to niakaI her sweet. SC + could find
some III suit; SO it you've q mind In
jest smell round =
The Yankee smelled round without ID.
ing suited. until the .drlgger" gdt tired
of him; and taking bottle II hartsl,orn,
sail !: #
live got n scentiii' stuff that WI sui
vow. a single drop on neutrality-suspicious.
stay t'r weeks, and you can / wash II ont
bat TO get tlle strength 81 ii, yo, mus
take good smell"
Is that sd, Mister? WAL. lust hold
on a mfnutcItill ! get my breatls and
when I say noaw, you put il uader M
smeller, = 80.
The hartshorn Of course knocked i'll.
Yankee down, as liquor has done rsany
man. Do you suppose he rot Nd and spn,cl
again A. the Hdruikard does Mt he
but rolling up his sleeves and dou5 Ding ii
his fist, he said
gu made me smell that tarnaf ever
lastin' stuff Mister. and now I'll max,
yon smell fire and birthstone.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

The FRUITS or ISDUsrRT.-T Tho Lafa-
yetse III. Coarier gives The following.
instance Of the labors Of i 'sbusy bee ii
that8yillage
There is d German wood-sawyer ID La
fayetle who has nearly 81 ,0O0 IN bank,
besides good house and lot in the South
part ~ The town, AS THE result of HE
industry and economy for -four years
past. Better than This. Ne has been mar
fied but fisc Years. and has six bouncing
children.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

A GBowssG PoLIrrcAL PARrYAThs
Taunton Gazette has the following PARA
graph relating 10 the three df the republi-
ian members Of Congress from Nasss.
Siusetts:
Hon. II. L. Dawes. Of tho 18th Con.
caessional District; Mi. Thayer. or ihs
WorresterlD District, and hfs. Davis. ofthe
Saen District, have all been recentiv
called home BY their wives ta take look
at recent pledges of Affection With
wlIAh they have been favored
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

FAST Wonx.ITnder the supervision
of Geo. Felter. At The pork-house u Hnit,
Hun. 4 Co., yesterday, Doc. 0'Brien.
who il thoughtful Ibc the fastest scalder
III the Tnited States. outsof one tub. in
Tie short space Of four hours fifteen min
mites, secluded 1865 hogs This is the
fastpst work ever done in this. city. and
perhaps in this country Louisville Cone
fisr, Oh.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

The appointments Of John Appleton.
Assistant Secretary of STATE; 4. K.
Meade, Minister to Brazil !: Wm. B. Reed.
Minister to China John Biyler, Minis.
fer II Chill /; Henryc Murphy, Minister
to ihe Netherlands u Francis W. Pick
ems. Minister TO C0nstanIinople, have all
bcenlconfrmed By the u S. Senate.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

Miss Brown. l have been Is learn
how 10 tell fortunes, " said a young man to
q brisk brunette. eJust give me year
hand If you please" 'L1ss Mr.. White
how sudden you arc Well, 90 and asEs
ia %, f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

IS 1 wish yon wouldn't smoke cigars, =
said = plump little black eyed girl 10 her
lover. Why not smoke as well as
yourehimnevs 90 tBecatse chimptva
don't smoke when they afe 10 gooa or
der.,' He has quit smoking
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

a farmer said 10 barher that he ough.
to reduce his prices, new that corn sas
cheap. NO, Stree. replied the sha-
yer, FIR whenNearn IS tow. farmers make
such long faces. that | have twice The
ground TO 90 over.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

PoME The wind il blew, the snow Il
flew, and raised particular thander-Rith
skirts and hoops. and chicken coops--
and al snch kind Of plumber.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

Teacher William. can Sou trIl ms
why the sun rises III the east r. Pupil.
looking demure Don't know. sit. ,ie6t
it By that east makes everything RISE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

Wien an Irish girl was asked lew
days ago, where her naistfess was, Who
had gone to a water cure establishment.
she replied that her lsdyship had gone
TO soak =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

4 jilted chemist linds loys to consis, of
fifteen parts Of gold, thaes Of fame. asd
two 81 affection.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

Three things to 81 zespiss.l brsvIer
N . work shop, fool in iiae clothes. apd
4 slanderer.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23
An. r. TU3SEIIs,
! .,,T.ll TILE i,tiRLtAe...

837 7T I H#TsET ~ ? = - = = II TTsE
ASDa Ewf PARKS, OF Kanawha county,
ind IA fEs w. lf.ttfE Of Patnpm cnitl.ts1
a.yi,g en- sres, in, q partnership as7Atturneys
ard Connse ots at Law, ifntirE ihe styit7ei
PARKS & HDGE, far ti,e coattiiek Of AlasAi
aadI Putnsfn sNsi.i attend All he e9tnty, tf'tar
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may ba en7 rAtstvd 70 the'n. appsIttatning 70
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