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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-08-18

re The first summary luw ever passed
which thore is a rccord was in Rome,; (B,
2l5,) and was directed against cxtrayagan
in dress. 1t enacted that no woman shou
wear dress of different colors. i,d 0tE
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-08-18

Gas- A number of schools for the freed
mon, in West Tennessee and Mississippi, ar
boing taught by disabled Confederate soldier.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-09
NOTICE.

a q. MASON, Adm'f Of JOS, LEoSAsy
~ deceased, Sc Joseph A. LsonaIe
others. Pursuant 10 a decree Of TIE ~
Court At Jonesboro, IN the aboTe s.
Pebrnary Tern, 1855, ] win eel A. !.
House door 10 Jonssboro, On sAluiday y
Tth day Of April next The COLOSSUS
ssribsd Tract OF Land 10 said seanyp,
Joining lhe landa Of John Lyle oiasIl
r. ~ Youne ard olbers. Wen naS
within ons-half nile Of The =. ia IA
on he waters Of Dfu5h CIsot eani.ltl's
serss, a5 acres d which ia cleared ~
vaiioa. said land win he sold sn
OF sfr ard twelve months, except pny &c
easb' IN bad. PsIshalef Win b y
give bond with appfoyed fsceflty, ..-.,,sp
viii Ne retained on The lant an ne
moasy n Tally paid March go
800 JOHN y, cniBuAh
1LlN III Aad Special cehrhp'''
r,rsvhri''ss bot
rr vln
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-09
Prices Of UnCurrent Money,
by o. N. ORDWAY.

EAhavILLE, TRsN., rRbRukAY z, 1907.
CELL YOUR ~UNCUBRENf MONEY, THE FOL
- uwing are the rates paid by O. n. onDwAfi M
CIiANGE BROKER, No. 4s, Collegs street, NASH
willie, for uucnrcnt money, Thee quotations Are =.
b. \, euetnatr. but may be depended crA ~aufneitni
b.nStb a. tlme ir remittancra Ia be FccsiEsd BY rann1 q
stpress. hi forwarded without delay.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-09

Not, Of paaf q T,nn,siss dated 1907, o. agns !
D. forbstl, Pftiisnt, are nsr hius, ~ 1919.
Scents. " 49,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-30
Aaslan0.
Musbrutb beS ArteaeS.

Va Der Sunpretda BEN 9orfblaa . rhreihs
tE Sunet SsIrmsr mutil ,u MAIDEN, init 9 aeaeu
. SttHmsn anAsnommeu ba te. iIbrte Yre, ssn
letne Sr1bung. ss BON benieniarn Staaten, ME
cdlur %ittmmtsn. ole cine 5einbieliateit aeaen lib
gu estrantfn. aus uns rrBffnete b { n
clatnotn ag be Erieg. inbem es
tetns 1ruppen mad @abien unb tannpoer
lenrte. va rsurbs teriht.t ra6 aud Sefrsih
tn Sa6ieE stnefrldt fet.
No6oem Der Sorfbla9 i'm Sunbestaae dnat.
nommen mar. prctelfirte Der prsusi de 8ertrsier
9s9rn esnlsIben. pa er nfitutipneG lei, uao
bsrt6t:te. hlB Drsu6sn ben beuti d { -
Suno als aufse l6 q skra@t e, unb
joa ifb fcfcrt ,urid.
e'ns Oepeihe BON pra9 BON 16. falt: Die
Yrtueen limb i'm 9. fb BON 1atan, g ttau unp
bsorobsn S6fcnbis uno 3srs. Die @iisntabn
spiiGen Nieia uno Dreeten 1T ,srf6rt unc Der
9ertehs unD Die Yoabsf5rberaaa s~p,ibsn @at-
len une prru6en bat aufeet5rt. Der fdblibe
S6ab. 8rairruneS.p srtbia6en uno Der pro
otant Der @rmrr. III CUR Sidsrbeit mad 96tmsn
ssftoft worren.
eins 5ranFfurter Dspeihe fnat, bas Yrin,
Karl bon Saiern gum Stsr-@ ommaEeeur Der
Sunoes.Nrmee srnannt psrpen pire. Gs n:rp
%rifp1rtet. rag Nedlenturs S6Isstpis. 6Ulaetn
fHr Yrsnbsn beleben p're. @s ipurpe psrae-
p'Htti, paB Ole Serhanolun9en oes Sunbsetla5
ocribisosne R1htc, welht ben Uiener 8eriraa
1919 untfr3sibnetfn, belfimmt batten. s1 euaa-
rem. oaB mad ibrer Wsinuns Nrtifel 81 uno 63:
fss Sertrn9s, rpelbsr men She'll oes, eurppal-
lbsn Nat!onoi . @sitBes btIcet, esr'sst! mprpsn
fei.
Die Srfrsi&sr ba6en ale 8srbinbune am go
uno Wtineic unterbrchen.
eonbon, II. Stunt. Die uettrf&rtituns
Der fd6libsn @rsn3s purd 0rsussn IT poqs
ttanOt9 tsfdtig; 9reuben battrpor.
per en- &rteg srfldrt. Der @inmarih
Der Srtrel@er purOt fhinoIi& erpartst.
Vie pariisr ,9reGe" pubIiSirte etnsn 8fri6t
Don stnsm 0rieht. Wsl6es bel 9sip,ia (tattas>
Iu"Ssn ba0sn lOats. IS wurOs ispO6 Mot bc>
ltltrst.
Der Sunbestas birlt ON 16. Stunt cine an.
Bfr0rosntlt6e 8erlammluna. um auf Nntraa
Sdblsns III sntldhsiDsn. mrlhs S&rrtts pom
Srtt 'tt uno Sarrrn a'trcffn psrOeu iCgtsn,
I'm es J"Satton pOa prsuBsn gu beSsercn,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-30
Der 88n3eiser.
SfTcc: NrpasHr ,mcben Sftn.Son
81 +rrne. Rd.. rru so SUM 1866.
NbreN B r 40, tier g fnscnfem on
ibre { pmilitpuer In Oeutib=
lamb unS StaIien.

8rurer! Sn ttitrn Qdubrrn ruff i6r nat
8rtse. SUNG Stalisn uno Suna 9sutf6lout
ruitsr ae'en rim 1ncsr. Wtt tisfer Srauer mir m
bic fronSrf dc Sndsne ritfs 9 wcaune mabr.
TIMER %tftlsbt IN ~ttrufcn. Elm Werf an pcu.
erinosn, Ref ris ScTnuna Der Isnfhbsit Ia uni
Dir Ginaara offer unfsrsr 4rGffe rrtsifnt.
Iis'ts &srf miefsunrt SCR centIbs uni Ito.
Hcutlbe Sripcr. he ibr nit brGueneer Misrs
friesr stnantsr rae SGweri sicbt, foo. uns tod.
wl1ea Die G'sfible uni gnf6ten Guc. ri, Guh
trsnnen 2 Gin nan Iiher 6ae alibt Tn al unss.
rem Ssr,en. sRelhr 6nE2 Nntpprtst. Sf es
MIDI Der Sae aeasn Die uutsrbriduna ? Nae ie
fsn mir ON meifeu auf Der Ns1t? IHos ppOsn
nil Vile In err @ffeaft oft pcrpirflideu i-Iie
8rettstt unt RE @srebtiafeit! Traat nibt mei
fer. mir fue ole sinia. uub Wabnfnu III IS tptnn
mir s'ndntsr anersifsn. 8rIrsr! Sbr lre
o" tefhfr'en Offer ether alien. stenfu atae-
tbmadttn wie b~aftnemirciacn 9cIitif, tir lett
Sabrtauitneen ete 0olfer au asaeufritiarm Nors
Den b'bt unt'r rem %alternen Ycrfpdnbe Der nas
tionaien Sntersfsn unb Der m esunter-
ibtsee, National taten. SatsrIduter, 8aetnser-
tdtertu6ttt, Glrihs ipibt.-Ques arpse iunIcis
Borie. oi. 0rta nur Gem gbrasi; une rem ot,r.
wibtaen Stpise GINGER unt,rbriider aIs 0arps
aeoient batfn. DfreIei6sr Rrieas iperesr az.
fubrt. ieitcem Die sBelt bsfebt. gBas baben fe err.
sisltS gtr6me SIutes itnt aeRcfsn, unp mae ta.
ben ts @6ltsr BABE gttrunncn 2
Srier! Die 3sit III eetummen, ole siet,
unssrntnftiasn Srsen. ticie m5resriIten Ipr.
urtbsils BON ifb 3u fcBsn. Srcnusn mir uus
pom otsisr alien 0elt, Die In Srimmern fSut
Sfal'ensr. Seut'Gs. 8ran,ulsn. LANCE aenua ba
ben mir uns fir ben Hutm pteier hpbIen Sitel
sefblnasn. Urea nit ibncn Saaen mir enrs
lib etnfnol. eaB mir etnfab Nenlden finn. Wit
mir nur cine 5ibrsrtn annebmen. bic q, rnunSt
10 trtennen MIR aud nur etn 8aterIonp an biz
Mtnihprtt. Wcr fret ieiu, mer nit uns cuff Der
Sdbn cse 5crtihrittse nonbcfn min, Der in I'M.
Ter Fanesnann, unb bic 8erlsbrr Der @errGHo-
tell. Die mel6e auf emia Die Snebtfbaft. bic I'm.
ir,Hsnhttt uno ras Climb iiber bic ISlfcr PER.
eanlen Wolrn Hub unlrre ~siu,iacu Seinpe.
Sruper aue Ssutibfonb unp Stolter I G,ea IN
etele 5ttnet n'ufsn mir Sriss, unperi5bnlihcn
Srts3, ubne @nabe une unterIcf, fibren. 3u
s,elem &risae iprtc ru mir @ub aQe uuf. Dice
M unierr bsiliae Qufaabs. bic Nufaate ocs ncup
'sbnf'n Sdtrbunberis. 8ercint pprr6rts, Tenn
otetsr Rrtca ip'r6. Icit Nutelinr Der Htnde. Ter
etnsas iriu, Der lid nm Die Mrnltbeit ipobl per-
etsnt mnbt, unp rr niro Der lrbts oler Rrieas
ftn. Dfnn 1T Die Sebrifuna oeruittet, oas
%prurtbsil afibwuupsn. bic icctale @ercttiafrii
cine '0irtli'tfeit nsmorpsn. pie loa man ba nod
b%saretfen. bag Die SGlter fb asasnlsitia au u.r-
Mot n ~arrrnten ionsn E Sbr ufrntares Snte-
rsne ltsat nibt In bicien fteuslibsn S1mpfsn
'cnpern i'm 5rtsoen, in Der @in,taht uuo Srii.
berlttfstt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-30
DermiGbtes,

- VS. beibt, baB Die oeutihsn 8attfalrn BON
Chicago nd6fen 6ertf g. 9rstauc, elmer Der
osrausssttr Der ,.Sq. Staats3eilunam, an Stsns
pom Soon Bsntwortb fur sen @unares nomlni-
rem pputn.
Oas sxobe @rsiani6 osrsanaensn Gam
ta9 in gtem goIf mar paB 8ltter @oreu,o pos
ntut Weeti'gslsB fur unconffltuticneu erflart Bat.
wstl ts beitstenoe @Ontrnfts oui6ebe. Die Sem
yortsr tonnen p'btr. bis bteis rt6terltbe @nt,
6elounA pieoer umaeftoBen miro. am Sonntoo
nieDer t%rintsn. ME pUrter. Die 5reupe Der Sem
pfren3muder but ni6t lange gspauert.
-New gorf. 25. Stunt. @rRsrn ,um
sritsn Wfals Fit SrlaRunB Des 9eeiisselssrs 6isl-
ten otels aSirtbs uieosr often, Die 9olise mar
iesob bel Der 6ano, Serbaftungen bor,nnebmen.
Strtus 9urwiS Sapf in Der 8opsrs unr letu
Sobn Uurosn nibt rnfntSer ais lsdsmal an Ell.
urm Sage nsrbaftst.
Sn einsm Wirtbsbaule In Der Sentre Strals
rpurps an Samfas AbsnO Elm bsrlttiattr Nop-
p9, Namsns SObn Srsnan. RON rem 9Birtbt
Gbas. Sabnsr In Seltipsl tbeipieune erlboGen.
Der 9ebtsrs nuroe Oerbaftet.
Sn Der Staot fno stnise @bolerafdle oorae.
fOmmen, bn8s9en taben an DER Suarnntane Die
@rfrantunssn unb 3oDssfaas nufssb6rt.
- ufter Ni&i9nn Cup paitrts nsuli6 sins
Dartie DsutlGer &lnpanoerer auf rem 0eee
nod Der Sal,tesfaDt. DisleIben 9atten lid ,nm
WoFmonentbum befebrt.
- Der barte Binter sieiss Sa6res 6at cine
Wfen9e W6ife aus benz boben Norren lippdrts
9~etrtsban uno aus n'elsn Counties BON SQiuOis
rpsrbsn essba!b srfCIsrelte WoIfs>S So, rem ses
melpet.
- Gin Brief aus paris flst, Der acuf5osrirts
Capt. MaurD babe Der frans6fihen Aasisrnna
elm nsuss 1OrpsbO BON un9ebsurtr Sraft, yun
ION fslbif ~erfunrsn an9sbOten. Der Brief iaat.
Waurs ist oils Rtrifaner naturaliiirt5 worbsu
unb i'm 8sSrlf. elm bObss Conn aRpp tn Der.
m fr,tanil4sn 5lGtts ju tstomm:n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-30
Ssfsnti'nr Muspatdut ppH bausfoltanos.

Stnentiiber MueotrfduF rpR ba uetaItunoa.
@sh'nfdnpen unr 8u&enaslb,rr.
@ueh aauflietbabern bic @nscise, bae Scr unttr,eiHr,,,
AM nadittn Wontaa, hr 2ien Suli 1865, Rprmiioos 10
ubr, IN Ter gDUbRuus bee Srrn Sacpb 9rnnSsIf
an Der Gds Der Ben unb Sadirnltrlfc, bic %ipisCnttn G,rr
%Scuftangs mslifb.tsnb eerauttpniren roirb:
SfallHuF- SCmmobe nit NlarmcrNIatt,,.
&ebr- uHo epIs' StubIe,
Gf<, Nal6> &c. Giibr,
8lfioerlsIanf, Sopta unb H~pitne-Gbo;r.
S1pei nrh nsllt une oCltdnbis: Stberbttitn.
Natrassn. Spescl,
porcelain ub @l s>gRaort.
&'dpten nit 9e,hirr, nod leu.
cine quite S 3aae 1br,
Etnot'ipte. e uno &iatrase &C..
HtnStima9tn une Do licdins~Geair.
ncelt SnIen aneeren pGuseaIiunne- Nib Rabtn,g ,tr6,t<
lGa zen. =. 3. Ytsste Co.,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-30
Sddtrbiel In GioiheI

Sts Naturalization erlautcn ft6 rem seebttru Gublff,ur
a~nsuiet9en, eaB tic 'tr anertannt srtce Gaatrsi,r irtt ondy
IN Sta'ftr ssIt uteily urb 5par ras 9uscnt su ST..
@uftrose mer eer in III iertut 9el66iiS.0pfaI WrpobRr
imtfhcn Ter 6it'H une tim, cntsesrns.nrrtntn unb prp,npr
1ussyflbrt Wput u. arrbam m"P'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-30
@rDfm,,mos.@onT

am M'oniaa, IN etsn 9niI, Wtrrtn biz uus
tsrSsitn;i ten ibr an Cur sfraFe ;ipiftsr ter 9, uuk IN " ="
Isssnes neues paus CIR. $3.50 nit sinsm acntatSiiSy,n m
a s.as. a s.n, 90 !. srGiiTnsH. pOsa fe lbt Jfrsuasc uas 6as
&nfans bee Bale5 s nbr Qtrnts,
eiairItspTsis far Ssrrn unp DameK SO Gsnts..
Si'nltha. psn y. Sult:. @rcser Qunh
ju benz i~rsanelidlt ~siniulacen f6 erlaustu ""
70 no u. 6 omp,
Rt..9O6 GaIsifr. sfpif8en Der o. n. IN,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-30

gu 8rrmittbur!
IN Der gins @assj benz Nsuen Marft eraeniser, a,br
Elm Store, Der th fur iresnc si @eIhdft con :. MIN III Ti'
ntr Yrtnatnpbnuua 6iaisit ,u s%crntiet5tn. N6S.rss IN r..
l'a9eh oct Wpnt II. Sd arrkaHEtn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
Whi.kcrs an d Kisses.

The editress of the Lancaster Literary
Gazette says she would as soon nestle her
nose in rats nest of Singletown as have
a man with whiskers to kiss her. We
don't believe word of it. The Objec-
tions which some ladies pretend to have
to whiskers all arise from envy. They
don't have any. They would if they
could; but the fact is, the continual mo-
ton of the lower jaw is fatal to their
growth. The ladies-God bless them!-
adopt our fashions as far as they can.
Look at the depredations they have COM
mitted on our wardrobes the last few
years. They have appropriated our shirt
bosoms, gold studs and all. They have
encircled their soft bewitching cheeks
in our standing collars and cravats, dri-
wing us to hatties and turndowns. Their
innocent little hearts have been palpita-
ting in the inside of our waisteoats, in
stead of humping against the outside,
as naturally indeed. They thrust their
pretty little feet and ankles through our
unmentiunables, unthinkabouts, and
they are skipping along the streets in
our high-heeled boots. Do you hearf-
We say boots. .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
The season OF Storms.

The blasts Of autumn and the chill storms Of
early winter are apt to make sad inrcads upon
the constitutions Of the feeble In old times Ut
fashion to take strong csthartic n ! safeguard
against . change Of temperature. II was .
worse than senseless practice. The people of
our day understand the matter better. Instead
of depicting the system they reinforce il In the
method they adopt they exhibit . wise discrin-
ination. Instead Of resorting to the yitiated
stimulants Of commerce, or any Of the com
pounds derived from them, they put their faith
in the only absolutely pure invigorant procma-
BILE in the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STOMACH
BITTERS Their faith 10 we'll founded. Never
has any tonic medicine been prepared with such
scrupulous precision and conscientious care II
b vegetable compound Of which every ingfe-
dent ID sound, wholesoms, and medicinal In the
true sense Of the word, Now ,xs have three
prominent national complaints. Onehalf of the
adult population of the United States suffer
more or less either from Diseases Of the Ssenach.
arrangements Of the liver, or affections OF the
kidneya In no other land under Hsssen arc
these maladies 90 general asin THE country. and
HOSTKrTKRs BITTERs y y steciAc for them
al, unless organic in tbeirsngin. NJ, therefore.
beyoud curay And istthsse vhs arc fart.n.ts
enough b be exenpt from them 4 prossut iun,
derstand one great fact viz.. skat an ossAs3snsi
uss Of this sftahxins tsnie YIN . certainly ure
vent thsm q :tSs sun WIN prevent Tie esrth
nom ftsesiag whore - genial beanas dsscend.4
<1,s..Ss-~..sSe~xs11 Ill L----S20If3i ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
DR.. ScheRck's Mandrake Pills.
A Substitute for CalOmel.

These Pills are composed Of various roots,
having the power to relax the secretions Of the
liver as!promptly and effectually rs blue pill or
mercury, and without producing any Of those
disSgreeable or dangerous effects which often
follow the use Of the latter. .n.-
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence as they promote the discharge
Of vitiated bile, and remove those distractions
from the liver and hillary ducts which are the
cause of bilious affections In general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders Of the Liver, indi.
Gated by sallow skin, coated tongue, costiveness,
drowsiness, and . general feeling Of weariness
and lassitude, showing that the liver is in tor.
pid or obstructcd condition. .l... d
In short, these Pills may be used with adyan,
tage in all cases when purgative or Alternative
medicine is required.
Please ask for "Dr. Scbenck's Mandrake Pills, "
tor are on the Government stamp-one when in
the last stage of Consumption, and the other in
his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price Q,
cents per box. Principal Office, No. Is North
9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents :Demas Barnes &
Co, 81 Park Row, New York S. S. Hance, ios
F. cor Of Fourth and Walnut St., Cincinnati,
Ohio; Walker & Taylor. 1874 and l36 Wabash
Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Brothers, south,
west corner Of Second and Vine Streets, ST.
Louis, Mo. Ioct2I.4th s 5th W mly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02

we ofe II roVOE
Of a certain amount of shyness when
q kiss is proposed, but it should not be
too long, and when the fair one gives
it, let it be administered with warmth
and energy. Let there be soul in it. If
she close her eyes and sigh immediately
after it, the effect will be greater. She
should be careful and not slobber 8
kiss, but to give it as a humming-bird
runs his bill into honey suckle-deep,
but delicate. There is much virtue in
kiss whom we'll delivered. We have
had the memory of one we received in
our youth which has lasted US for years,
and we believe it will be one of the last
things we think of when we dief
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
Importance Of Dre.. to women.

There are certain moralists in
the world who labor under the i'm
preston that it is no matter what
people wear, or how they put on their
apparel. Such people cover themselves
up-they do not dress. No one doubts
that the mind is more important than
the body, the jewel than the setting
and yet the virtue of the one and the
brilliancy of the other is enhanced by
the mode in rhieh they are presented to the
senses. Let woman have every vir-
the under the sun, if she is slatternly,
or even inappropriate in her dress, her
merits will be more than half obscured.
If, being young, she is dowdy or untidy,
or being old, fantastic or slovenly, her
mental qualifications stand chance Of
being passed over. : ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
A. H.nr Win . P.r,..e TELLER.

A day or two ago a small boy, whose
principal characteristics appeared to be
a.remarkably uncombed shock of hair,
q face that had evidently never, seen
water, and flag of truce flying from a
rear window in very dirty and ragged
( pair of what had once been unmention-
ables, approached us and slipped into
our hands ain advertisement, or, rather,
. small placard, which informed us that
Madame Warren, the seventh daughter
of a seventh son, was the inheritor of
the miraculous gift of piercing, with
keen and unerring vision, through the
vail of futurity-even unto the celestial
mysteries Of the seventh heaven. She
could, according to this veracious and
exceedingly well printed hand-bill, re-
veal the past aud unfold the future.
y Her motto, as we were informed by the
document alluded to, is truth, and her
theme, love. :" ~ =
81 II We have always felt desire to know
what grain was stored away for us in
the big barn of the future. From an
=, intimate acquaintance with our past
life re had no desire to find outany-
Fi,ing about IT, and really felt como
doubts as to what was to become of rs
Al when we got where, after hfe's ftful
fever was Ger, We laid down to take the
long nap. 80, looking for and finding
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
The Co...aney of Woman.

1t is often said that a woman's love is
like the dew which fades before the
morning sun, and that however strong
her devotion may at first be, it win
eventually abate in its strength. This
is not so in the majority of cases. Wo-
mans devotion, like deep-rooted oak,
stands the hastings of the evil-doers-
her love, when once put forth, is an al
tar of lasting purity and truth, and
when she finds it spurned, she, endow-
ed by nature with a greater amount OF
tenderness than man, makes silent
weeping her solace, and though finding
her affections misplaced, she still re-
tains that feeling of love, though min
gled with hatred, for the object on
which she first bestowed it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
AN.fW sd, Il f! Es.'r'-T Twice NJ II

" y ~ Rfeos Ri
rFrom the Paris True Kentuckian, Oct 16j 1
Our neighboring little CITY Of Cynth,
for its bright maidensr and
brave men-was a few days since the
scene of a new and exciting comedy OF
errors. The hero of our story saw AND
loved a Young, beautiful and moaest
creatureIbeaa ideal of all thaf was
lovely and amiable in wonan-and
Like one, who kneeling to some beauteous star
II sends an answering glance his soul.to bless"
His love was warmly reeiproc4tsd;
but the old folks objected. "a thfs IN
stance, however, as the parties were OF
legal age, their objections copstituted
no sefioas obstacle TO their union 30,
by thyir friends. d}eft
Their homes, and came D short distance
to Cynthiana, repaired to the Rankin
House, there to await the complexion o.
the preliminaries, which were to- euac
inmate in the marriage. T .Gi-d
Tho parties went at once to the clerks
Office, and procured, as they supposed,
the proper license; but the clerk had,
of course, unintentionally, filed up the
blank in the marriage license with the
names of the attendants. 1t was soon
discovered, however, that Some one
had Numbered" and the clerk, erasing
the gentleman's name, substituted the
correct one. He failed, however, to no
tice that the lady's name was also
wrong, and hence did not alter it.
/! y The prellmenaries being, as it was
supposed. admirably arranged. the party
returned to the Rankin House, the min
lister was sent for, and the right coupe
were speedily married. ~, y
Herewith the marriage OF our hero
and herOine-if we were writing o
novel, our story would end: But hdei-
ity to the "truth Of history" requires US
to proceed. Need we, however, attempt
to describe the scenes after marriage,
wherein, amid the congratulations OF
friends, the bride, blushing with sweet
confusion, shown conspicuous; nor,
how ru
IAN went merry as o marriage bell"
Thus passed several hours, until the
hour arrived for retiring, and when the
clerk was assigning the parties their
respective rooms, learning from the
marty who issued the license the names
of those married, it was discovered that
the marriage license was wrong; and
the clerk not knowing Of the error, had
assigned the married lady a separate
room, while to the one unmarried he as
signed the bridal chamber ill
"Ah then and there was hurrying to and fro.
And gathering tears and trembfings Of dis
And cheeks all pale, but which an hour ago r.,
Blushed at the praise Of their own loviiness
The hour was quite late, but the min.
lister was sent for, the license recor-
rected, and the parties--after their
unusual chapter Of .accidents.again
married. In conclusion, we subjoin q
notice of the marriage in which the
names of the parties are rerised and COR
rectcd, remarking that "all's well that
ends well :"
MARRIED-Att the Rankin Honse, Gym
thiana, at 3 o'clock, and again at 9
o'clock, p. NJ, on Sunday, the 3Oth ult.,
by Rev. Mr.. Reese, T. w. Hardy to
Fanny Berry. Attendants-Mr. Perry
Byers and Miss Allen-all of Harrison.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02

A curious accident occurred At tho
Theatre of the Porte Saint Martin, in
Paris. Madame B., one Of the artistes
de ballet, wore on her hand steel
crown, .surmounted by q star, to which
was attached q wire connecting with
an electric battery, which, when in
play elected sparks of fre; but the
shock proved TOO severe, and the dam
suese was struck senseless on the stage;
she soon, however, recovered, and 10.
summed her place. sarI9s;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02

Our readers, and particularly our
lady friends, in want of any article per-
tanning to the toilet, should not fail to
call at L. Bookings Drug Store. He
has the most complete assortment of
Perfumery, French Pomades and Toilet
Waters, Combs, Hair Brushes &c. to be
found anywhere. The Etui Mysterieux
is something new. o. I-es
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
Ono Hundred Dollar.

Reward will be paid by Messrs. G. G.
Clark & Co., for a medicine that will
cure coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough, or relieve eonsumptive cough as
quick as Goes Cough Balsam. ..-si
Let all our readers know that Goes
Dyspepsia Cure will certainly cure the
worst cases in existence, will stop pain
after eating as soon as you take it, and
is most excellent article for all diseases
of the stomach and bowels. se-r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-02
A Fair Understanding.

Messrs. Blonde & Bachman have inst
received their Fall and Winter stock of
boots, shoes and CATERS. The assort-
ment is large, varied and complete, and
will be disposed of at the lowest rates.
Call at the corner of Main street and
Sprigg alley and secure bargains.