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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

Speedy, and only EfIectual Remedy m fhSI WoFl2
IJs weakness Of The Back or Limbs, strictuFeS,
AaScISnS Of the Kidney9 and Bladder, InyolaA:
pStpepsiS, SaSa9f; 4Sa StEiis,
SeSISS.,Sn o. Ill., RaiRi tea
!, imheSs O Sight Of CD
que DIsteSS. 0L ths Asad, Threat Noe bt
R6Wsis9tGS9 TsTI3SId ny1;+Eias o!=
Solitary Habits q ,foata soets 4 1ad Solitary
td. ~. E " IelE NSYEIpS t939 ne
sonH t01e 1!AIthota o. UlJe9e4 blight
S1, FsSee Hs i%i9o:SISIs saaepAaona
0IvoTrya 1StsNTssTlTgIB
sspCsi5ity yhS RAys eSsPns he ylctlmg Of Soil
~ ~ vi Lily 4sp9 &c gpetlSe habit
aHS.T9a ~ ,,,lsS ~ gave
tSSnfS HI IS3fH,,S. t !, tnOIG CxeetIent
Wise haye aStSSSng sSSnt1t 1s;,tS ,S
iVnf {t IN rSI r. !; It Sts9 "
~ Hlffflrf + " t4 yn6IN
,,L.ydJ II, ry9 MARRIAGE. riainlba .i4piadi
.5 AalElcd tefSone, OF Young Men contemplating
4N9fA o. Fhystcal W6lkneS6,
iLS ReR9itiLy, neioEmttcs, speedily cured.
Sy IHlIT c0H 9h 1le me care OF Dr.
man, Y IN : ~ I ~ ~ gente'
RtciGn. WY " = AlalA $50 pny'
~ ~ ~ AMI VIZ A FT.lNIiRs ssL '4'l.'
u9% Rf. saSd ga ia 1Sor restored. n
miserable Ind HIica 9. teSaderS lie
paid hEGt hO yiotimSiSe ls t9e penalty
SohnR 81 ron ~ ,t0o ~ III C!lcees
iOm bsl9R 81 f6s AZ AZ SSESsSSs
III saSis ~ i1a a VIZ Ast nnaeEatSndSil
q I'LL by ihSSS HE 9fS St6
being IL t saps eG ~ SSss,B,SSs. dss
SprinR Nh In64t aefIons AMI QUE;
toms n f3th NIL iSjSd Az SH
b@e0mSa- SeSSNSlt ~. 49, ~ ttSs;
n sk6ied' III t II ~ RE
net EoRh. ~ py6pepHlAr pGlbitAtlhn Of
md WafiS 6f I'm ~
aT1tid rs - SsI
E5iTtsT ffitst I.dEill h9lN 10 Sllr'!G sri ~
Hs,Ssss. h ~ I ,5li h yltlNss. w
don, GFadnsfs n SpSS of SIS 1e9f
lsgeS gpltSd 6tS6as aadSths frt4sef SsFt
SriS IN ~ III. aGS lseg q
efScte f6mS n tSa NV St9I h4s
WcfS FnoxSn ~ aS1 ~, 1l9 ia
no hSad aad earS When asIsSp, MI @
neSs Tih Eeaasat SlIsStIS. !.
tinies VIM ietS ngcy, ~ ~ t
uIedIatoly "
AFp ph 15 TTL Y ,..i,
Ne J 800 E4ElFt I1IVuLAR NOTICE. ~, y
SlynS tI' y, an those who have injured
6abitG ,3T VIZ ~ 41d lRgL
thCm Ia eitber
fiage,J lila 169,iS Tfits4 w ~ 9E ii3'uF
These arp snmStof III \,
tsetS PIodaeetv b s3riy h65Its sSat WI
y sllle9eea oItho, Back Flh6 4lht6 Sin6 In fi6
pSInI, dtfnS g g. 1tts d Power,
Inn nosnS.Sc! Ioqp
dolis, SienqRL DSbilfty, symiiSSa5 Y uen5uuSI5.
WrNE1 NM, ,.,,,,,ti,t,,
m1c5 II "a ~ are
al idaSS nenrcS ~ 81
Aversion % Society, SalhOfStfuSt I6ye al Pbilsp
dnred a' 49, '' arc some q the eHllla
Th0nRands ~ u ". ~, I'D
what II IN eS,,SP S \, 81 ~ age9 en
thelF yiSor bCSorC H., tsE
'hP eyes Cough AID sy%gs55i 81 scoasasSSPPtis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10
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|VLW XXI fl9llLR[lNIEJlS
n y, \. \
3i9!'5. aaHa 'aa ol4sglFlH1i = l9 ~
Sunlight Il and d Digest ion.!s IerelRo
f PsSSi. NoR's 'soFf4 ia'R' y aAp !.
Fto I IatSou Il tiIaS oAia itSsI sei'l =
- Way Ftinkfe IFeiRtt TX saxiSt between
\ w Ia, ~, IA ,fS7St.S6s M; SstIS Z.
ps . SUI aAu VIZ, ~ s LII K, ,Is I. IN II,
simtlatlon become weak anu Iniperlec2t a. y y
tile mar Or animal Is not daily exposed 70
the iiiir9ScCii srlSSy,s n iii SIN one 81
Wv - - - i.s..S IA .l,s,.iItS
our merchants c 1S, " ~ o 'IS ~
stomach, Dyspe pSth was written oil over
his faEe,, was shown ii hiS movements and
healIl II MI v6,c9al Tie CONVERSE 81!
iis''t" :" ni' 'O'No' no 80 'STiIS,I Iii!
tween Us was essentially sae i 70!
NIP. doctor, if4youT will excuse a
a street yulgarity. ]. am played out q, 4
can't aigest cant w9rl 4 haHe lost !, my
I wy sSol ln Tn,r
III you will excuse me, know that y
all right 1haye studied the subject and
knQR. my 1909 i tSs.ft lEiglLs S,oU-.uAA(
"Hpw ahqnt, your exercise .,.-o..,
have q little gymnasium IN my stoFe !
and exercise On hour ot two every days. i
sometimes tire myselG out with these ok
erclses," NJ, al IEd, yGtI,.,st,t,i s1sIt,gi,
How about your sleepW -, t,.. IT.
"Why, Doctor, ! go 70 beu every nlg1t
with the chlckens. At,any 'saeoi'I ~, laH y
always In bed ny O'Clock, ana E14e. ~ y
o'clock ,ini thc morning ItaKe al LDs9Ih!ht 4
plain breakfast, and &c 70 my Go9 wv 4;
room: Once N the forenoon anu once ,. in
the Atterno0n3 exercise IN ny'gyn11nalVln
half an honron G0y b9tR ahfgebtle sHs.ilt7 y
all the time. Isn't II curtonsI l9y we "
thinks must haYea cancer III the s y
Nothing seems tQ 9eip ne ~ wv wy Y
most physlo logts9t lis 6u ny L Fly
About your c ca IS%ll !, tna ~;
Lightly isH sunny -, 80, 80. -.
&oJthat1S nheo nuisance we illaEetlu
our store EAe stoFqa Us Ry9eEyg 9ltatit
ant, only that thS cpNpEllpg f9om II ~
dark that We have 70 Use gus nearly l', ali
the time. ''.'rfs.l y "'s." ~" ''t'I.f''
"IhatS it Mn1l that9e xplainsnVoa
cancer.PiSs n9j 53Yli; 9ulslyn!aI. 4. Iiut
"Qf course, you don't mean sl may na nu y.
suppose It would be pettef \ me COUNT I3
lng:room was sunny" y 5'h oHi 1oloH
"Why, Dir; F. no plant Or animal can
digest In the 'daFiS:o Try4u flanp . pomto
In your cellar. Now wateh9 it' carefully;
If there is a little light That potato VII
sprotlt and try 10 grow. rBnt s9rronneI n
with.the best ml llaE E4teE III lafo tAee
best for It, only you shall Keep t IN the
dark, It cannot digest and grow. see now
slender and pale y is7' Nov open aEwin,
doM7in another part of sthenEeltRf, ana
NOTICE how, the ,IpooE, hungry thing VIII
stretch that way. Or give the stalk q
little twist and see how twill lie down.
It hos no strength to raise itself again
No matter how much OF tho best 1924 az anq
proctss Of digestloH the great innctonlOt
S as;na vRx eaa ~ ORR vonT sScelept
Sab;9. hHS,,, SG,9,Stin 3 E}S F9 wGFe In
n nj is ESEi,i is,S2t;lS "A JoIISHkhS
, uvSI and Sd wslIin a ~ mopth. MrsPI!did
- ~. : A., ,,,,,o1~,, late In Tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

4 HI oxrfIa1haihfes h Penbsyiyania this
,c6odl wear for Seh 66t houses reaches near;
n 100000. The total for all school
Iinrposes amounts t6'Uyer 81, 000, 900,
JfG YOSl Ilmmu1u stii Q lbEoGuGl M L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

AVIAN female party IN New Xico
ehdeay0Fed top shGFSelE OIL on The Qeat
.sustRkurias only .l08g inAh0o1of thetaee
that 81 y : n ri II 81 vi
q. 4 MIfinu N 0 ~ --l.nA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

~, M I,Id, NldFtle kRoiVDid M IN lg--I- Z
. 1.i.no M, nors,..,v N take a handful Of these
pm. q nr65pcs M 6esirod efect; tWo Of tom
,oft SSIc n mi powerfnlly, cle6asinEh lie Liver
StSi;:"ST All RSwols ~ An -ImpurilIesy The
s IaSsT ,Ns,aIISrsI ~ To,o1bvln m tbs Aloo.
SoIIS FTtrao. Of Napdrslse ,TSIoh IA BY, many
time moro Poweriul Acting, aud Searching
ihaS tbe Mandrake issiE. IL peculiar tcti6tl u
nn6A fhS IAyer eieanIng;4 ltb6SSdfiy from Ill OBJ
strTr. in yStb m ~, .DJsSr q Mercury not
~ S.on,th Sn;,rIor1 rstIt attasbed IA 10 ma
Of .Sst mineral; bnro, Vii n, 4, ,,n.' !.
b For 81 diseases "a which he use Of cathArtle
itleatSd these Pilg wli entire satat.e
loh ~ every case! 49, IG.s 80
lAeaeestoI LlvotSV -
extreme CoauVeuesb1 Dfs duOuAuuB Getnu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10
I00l 8AdIs German iBitterG.

ii fFncF SJILl9bG1Fsrt gIu4hlRIiI'I MI al
la III 9ni8 ''fFF7F. aH19E nm
FtT NNA SttSlhu = 4aF4mOIt siKRittaS.sl ]
< t ia aSn S1s Z al .nsai9iGi sSn
4 El n NlahsStz 4fe4SE lglFitt 81 aAHSS
on OF soi!itbGM .Sia9ml7sqab Ia7eT.s 7
|ISdIaarsnt from III Others ,ltA9eoppeeea e
Il. ,,.,s patso,fts ~ R5S4ss,
& 9yl9 Il!a sJIa ,siaSI,,g .;S,SL ,s s,!SRI
II 5ti 1T hi Trlvt II SssSssI 10 81
D4tpetI, tho WORTHLESS OF lasrt pqFsLqnSqt aho
TT IT,, hin, Au,s,f IrSsseNRsdfh Dc
a5I ( So,as Y ;,.?6S;S'gi1s2gu sus &
iT " VII sSSSEiot 53i1TfE W.. Ia 3d.
4hoasotualyrtas ~ .,bil aqSqaa lRsgtalEER
,on. q, iRh.RHi7 {ed
ills ~ sR si eFe II l. Germany sSst gI!sl
n,,,s,n,.. o..,,cta6 n that oouuttyohya scIsp.
y =, ,;sLBaa al, mi.
u thiS eity, where they = arc s Compounded All
Maths, sooD.,,,,s, nothpirlhmAo,uHredient6,
is ta4..s 1. & rf,ss
F11'9 I n;sHaS T,SNS III ,%ij,, I'm; Js;T,Ts
stiRst Al stheys SsgiFS yGII FAN sR
Az ,ndus.a,f,om stke,rju.s ,tltoy sanAot,t,tke
n S,1n..,d. and 2iERl Ast7t
Fa4II SoI ~, Tnt.'f1, Iii IN ,.IfTmI
Satsaay hi bSpeasIsl eaSs,.a nv, ,.,.,,, Il
, aAHA
Eni ux0tlo, ,a,tt, naI.,,ian gtlpaniri, /
FW HIiSgaoT ~ ,I;oT -a.i,rnr All, ,,S,s,,
II SeoRpoppapd ,tss tSoss nj ipellpS T. s.
TItiiono1Ol.torsjapa 4siintand.afdriuss n6sasss
NJ a u .,i,tI ,.,,,,tit,., ia. al,
lGa 5omS AcoASIIt 0tIaai4as U REQUIRED d,
sppBpelOs win The Tonic 81 "a, BIt,
a. ~, ,,,,,. >, ,,0 ron,o .on.,,r,on.ho,l
q T. -'''''- O''''S '''S $3.50 80 '
tie Of she Pitsf cOpOi9ed y!h pprp sAFF4
:3oatua suG and aatOrod!in. suGhra7naAuatp that
m u Ii.tsIss X OsvsfJ
23$ gDs5 SaSI9s Ii ss s
nI,..,r5. ,o,bs s,,,,s .pa e5ptsInipe ,htunodt,
h, M &. ,d,.l;. .,,,..pj l,,,ts.,1 ,,,,y ah,N,,
= III id tsis :isisGT b%s15 saiiosdW sslGd
EPqiF 20 Rff ls RHiSn ! HhPl ' gin
think tn }IOh. q Thejr uinRt tAk0inta eon1derA1
/, l,.,yil.t ..,tt ai,.,l I, ~ 3i.L..
~ S N1at " " z y 10 IS5TrF IgEH T6il
"a .as,IH hah Az
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10
DRUGGISTS.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

j 4 aver +, has been tried yos-wlll G4d ths
ys.sPf ~ ss,St. GSs Sss0F S5v5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

71tis RmlAGlaGU Jr SaltBv DrtgblIts, Gtort.
htpas, Gad AadlelNs Dsal4p, tuaYtlAfgs
throughout NG DaItSd 6igtHS, CG8GdG', SOGtA
4iinsg1p1, Gg6tef Vtsttt lAedlAS llnliIiqs ant
ifi.,, LAu9HLIN, SMITH 4 CO.,
SepsTuTGSatSWII 'Ie ., Wholesale AgSaIS, .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10
~ vIsIon!O Dots Or webs b6foqo Tic

QtulntSb'OI NlblOut 'buh VI WVOu bSa"sS s'so
ssSHt. i bSa PaIn Ht il dc Head peaaepey ii fsr
Y spIrssOn a. Yeiiq,Wnesi II lie slim and Eyas, Pin
81 t taS 's 81 @Bssk, 6bsst Limbs Sudden
FIas6ss 2 q Iea i. Burning ~ x 80 Fesh Constant
Tmagtnngs Of EY and S GFeaf PsPI?ss 49, q
Spirits All tAeFe indicate 4 1 p asg8 i tR1 yss
otpgestiyC organs GSnSIned wltA impure Slood
The use Of tho BEtteFs or Tonic will soon cause
the 3Sove symptoms r. disappear hR t sHP SFf
will become well Rnd healthy! ly s.p,agI Hi7qo
9 DR.. Hollands Greek OIL. j,
iIishtalRg CaUfshall dndEOfPsih ADAshss'
j lsPRLmn Rx1ERNAruy.-It,w illtUtrc all kinda
Il patns and A5Aek spcR as Rheumatism, Ned.
ralslayT0othaCAsy iohnbhi6G, spainul Btuhss,
Frost Bites, Hpadaehea, Pains in the Back md
IoIns, Pains in the Joints or Limbs, stinGs Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

thousands ofpersons Of all ages cdi nnVttudka
waatn me cause Of theIt declining health S6S
enlaciatGa4 having 4 Singular Rpnearanee 9bf5til
the eyes, Cough, and Symptoms 81 ConSnmptif1E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10
GA 4i's &c 5iai:s: j lBsE,.siss si63
1000 dollars.
,.'a9S&EF iFScIT5SIa;GybA ~eE

a ,e'a9S#FF 3FScIISaE! ~eE
!, William Bailey, rap AlonEo LorIaEIile9 y
p. a WIN. p ste q M Ae!iaRR l.a. lioS
T. a'3IF 3: 'e saP@' !.t J 9hoPFRf tAPs4Fanoul
This Company having b5bGd5 kaIly 66rEEahI2sd, is'
now prepared To- tak6rlb ksat nAif ratdS GA Build
tngs Of all kinds, MerchandIse, Manufacturing
goes Oh the Western tfveisi and EGkbs; also tGi
Issue perpetual policies on Dwellings aud Stores.
This Company being composed mostly o. Our
leading business melI recommend Itself 10 tho
and sollcits ther patronage, Applications Tor In.
burance viii DO promptly attended to at their
btiee R'lAtILIEY'S BLOCK, No, 100 Market street
t4iiY ACKNOWLEDGING iviceiE fea'tnl
r n. 9. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
W.uyAGNEW;lt ASST Sec'y. ". Cl.F IN
" 8, o. BURDATS, Solicitor. OCt6 Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10
YnT1NnMnnr

Ipi,i9Iii =, AZ llV1U4Y9 MEM IN "A HOG
tee lndglged ~ htn 4, habit ffeaaantly
learned nom eytl comp nI6nR, on IA School. he
e1ses OF which arc Nightly fit even whom
aSleeP, and, Il not cured, FendCrs marriage impos
S S,S5 Ima aesGSy both mind and BODY, 6Qid
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

What pity that young man. the bopo Of bia
country the pride Of his parents, S6ouId be
H,1natched rom all prospects and enIoymentS iol
tiIe ~ tue consequences Of deVI&llng nom ne
PAN of nature and tndulging In ceftSih10efOtl
haDiE such PERSONS must, bCiore contempt ting
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

EChcct thata eoand mind aud body III tie most,
nCce1sEy reqaisites 70 promote connubal bappl
life lbec611es weary pIlk ihS pFosfSSci
noaEiy Id4tkGn9 10 tho View, tho ,miRd beeomHs
saeao%Gd With despair ana M th yth6 mol.
ssn aG9 EeaeGno1 happinesB d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

-...a.---aslSkkQ4lAAlAsS-l.
Hooland efn1an Bitters,

Hoofland'sl German Tonic; I
81, sdl 10 oftn wnlI ri oanIEoO s,IT VIII,
Hooa lands "a pRYl Ip Pill
81 u eIs5aB n u. = !, :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

~ lAtlN k5OSiEIdH E1tEHStl tli %
IAei many cared ut this establish.
1neqh Hltnlp 1Ae twenty y0arAJ and ,thO!nu-a
Eetea4 poEt3At deal 0peTati0nA performed
9y Rt. 9hpstnD, Witnessed by tho lmportefs Of
1h4 Ha1e AND may 0therpSpefS, notices Of which,
nave again and again before the public, \
besides his standing "a - EentlemGn character.
AtnlEteQI alnllaiE s;Is.tii - BINS iiaAsyaR iilfu
n SKIN Dish AsRS SPEEDILY CURED. :,
mAFtb II ,y1,fs,,, ,,fis al .t - III m : 40 I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

m ~ Gli nlh9lltolq is7e iogf d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

MEkEAIaa:t+T The foarfEleae cts Oh .hS !niRd he
d Ideas, Depression ofSpIr a ISyii Nm
Ayetsl9n e Society, selhD lstfpSt Love OF Soil:
SW %S 4ln'dtly, &C., arc some Of the evils PISS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10
MEDICAL
RALT1MoREEH b1G H0eetEA1
Estt6bsHSd as,;a Refuge tom
g QuacKe Iysn its 49, a ,:S5Iis "a

THE ONLY PLACE WHERE az lCUjBR' 6lN . 2
- BE OBTAINED
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

DR.. L.aaddrcSsGs aiI tloSe Who nave in,utad
tngH19e!Yeg 9y Improper qdulganea and G0litary
habit, EhchrdiG 10Th Body nd 'Giifid Hi NM
tiS9a 1os y, eitheF sbusI9eG4 AS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

If;5asp ssi af:si1 an iaaR 0tiF .e,AlVs i.s'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

oFFICE, NO. TsoUTH FREDERICK STREET
Lett hand side going nom Bal tIm6te gttSet, feW
6 6OSs ~ nan S ~ sSrHs 4g basrv ts
Eg-.No letter. received nHlSss po i%t 81 and
complaining statnp TO BID uEed Oh Tho 81 Per
sons riding ehoIlh stAtpiGR6, and send portion
q adYet tscment describing sympt toms, =,
:, Ths g9csSE giE o4A hgengs n hIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

especially, who have heeQme the victims Of Soil
which annually BRSEpS 70 "a, tptImeiy gFSVS
lAouaands 9f Young Mn b tlib lh6St GxeeiIeft
talents Ghd BID itl1t Intellect, who mlVht othoF.,
wise haXe etttta neCd hStGninR SeantOS With the-
I'VE I'VE & LIZ 3e Es5Ss E Sae5 ne
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-24
TERMS.

EFTwe EDOilwrs for one wear. i4ya.
Fetig IN a"vGact; 1wO~ HBOIiars ssnS
4tfty eienIs ii payment be deferred thfe
Fnpsths. All papers going out Of the coun
~ tb BE- aid fjr IN Gdroace
~ StRE.e copies, leu GeIGts each
j" Advertisement Inserted at One Dollsl
fss "a 1are Of Ten Lines or less for the frs
t1sesFtion; Fifty Cent. ( n each continuance
y Loca! and Special Notices, Twenty
@spts per line.
b<sT A liberal deduction will be made to
persons advertising for three, six, nine, OF
tHrste months.
DE- Obituaries and calls on canGidates,
Eifty Cents per square.
U, The privilege of yearly advertisers is
strictly linn ,sd 10 their own immediate and
regular business and the business Of an ad-
'vcrtising firm is not considered rs inclnding
shat OF iIs diviiuh members Ut No da-
vszt,ou from these terms under any circum-
etauees
U3 Advertisements aot marked with the
bnmhcr of imrertions when handed in, will he
oontmued until ordered out, and paymen
exacted.
OF 10 advertisement, inserted grain tousl,
D. T. Advertisements OF an abusive nature
Nil cot be inserted at any price.
o. Announcing candidates Five Dollars
fp be paid in advance in every Ease
Ge,J Job PTs uInis OF all kinds nestl,
done on New T'!pe. and "n as reasonable
t~rras as any office III tennessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-24
Tied to. a Dead Body.

! Henry Lee, F. L. S., writes
to the editor of the Lancet inre-
gard to the paralytic seizures
from which Chang, one of the
Siamese Twins, has recently
suffered. He has received let
ters from the twins and, their
families, which induce him to
believe in the possibility of
their separation in case of the
predecease of one of them. a
letter from one of Changes
daughters says that Ter father
is low-spirited, can scarcely
move without assistance, and
that his whole right side is per-
fectl y useless. "Uncle tries to
cheer him up, but he has moth
ing to say" From the SEN
tence mentioning Eng's endeay-i
ors to cheer and comfort his
brother, DR.. Lee infers in each a
distinct and separate volition
and vitality, and hence that
Chang could successfully be
cut from the dead body of Eng, |
the latter die first.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-24

A Hard Case in Law.

Mr., ia veteran lawyer Of
Syracus used to tell a story of
a CLIENT all Elrpptuons old farmer
by shr tlaneof Merricts, VINO had 4
difficulty with a cabiiiet maker
As was usual IN such cases, the
matter txciItd a great deal of IN
teres: Among tife neigiltors, wbr
sererally allied themselves with
one or the other coitendms par.
lies. AT length, however, to The
mutual iia'pp,intment Of allies,
the principals efrcted i cutpprem-
ise, by which Merfick was todilke,
IN fall ofa4l deplands, the cabinet t
makers note Ter lprfy eplIars: at
six months, payable-'in cabinet
ware. %
Lawyer G--was called upon
to draft the lfec-ss;iry papers to
co'isamDate the set Iement, which
having been duly executed, and
delivered. the client was apprised
that The ma Ter WAS fully and am.
lcably arranged. c. saw no
more OF the palties until about six
months after, when one morning,
just as he was oiening his Office,
Did Mr. Merrick rode furiou,ly up,
1ism0nht, d. and rushed in i, fiant.
y, exclai,nins:
II say, Squire. am | bound to
toze g dinsg~
1t seems on the note falling due.
.he obstinate cabinet maker had
'efused to pay him in any other
way.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-24
q H'''E'7' -
Hsa otPPrODEles0r.
Last Scene in a Divorce
Suit.

A woman, with a baby six
months old in her arms, aliehts
from an omnibus in the dusk ol a
rainy evening. when. up steps a
! gentleman with "a quiet, but firm
manner, aud says; Let me take
him into the car" The mother,
with a calm Indifference, resigns
the child TO the gentleman, who
takes it into the car of the train
which Is ready to start. 1t needs
In further Information than Is af.
forded by the fond earesses Law
lshed upon the child to know that
1t is III The arms of its father and
the wee sweet little thing is de-
lighted, TOO, while the mother sits
aloof and gazes coldIy out of the
window. Soon the bell of the To-
comotive rings, the conductor :
voice Is heard warriing the pas
sengers to get on board, and the
man, kissing the baby with "a wild
kiss, places it in the lap Of It's
notler. whispers low "gOod bye
10 the wOInan1aud leaves the eur
As the train moves off. the pratt
Ting face of the infan: is seen at
the window by the father, and it's
little hand is extended towards
him. He touches it for a brief |
moment, when the remorseless
movement of the train, doing the
behest Of Il hateful circumstance. /
tears it away forever. The man
re Tres from the notice of the
crowd, his head'is bowed upon his
bosom aud his great frame is sha-
ken with the weight Of great grief.
He weeps.
This scene we witnessed at tie
iepot last evening. 1t. was G
f"dle to Il divorce suit that was
recently decided in our circ /
court: What is the matfer with |.
he women.-Adrerti8er, Bored,
Ohio. @ls1 -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-24
Talking Sense.

The following paragraph is
from the Philadelphia Inquirer,
leading Radical print:
Even at the time when the
test oaths and disability clauses
were inserted in the Reconstruc-
tion acts Of Congress there was
little danger. to be apprehended
to the country from the old reb-
ell vote. At present there is
none. The South has fairly ac-
cepted its overwhelming defeat,
and in good faith and with mar
velous energy it has gone to
work at farm and shop and fac
tory and railroad to build anew,
upon the better and securer ba-
sis Of free labor, the almost
ruined South. What it has
done has been in spite Of taxa
ton without representation" !"
Disability laws have kept alive,
more than all other causes COM
bined, feelings of animosity
against the North. If, at the
close Of the rebellion, the coun-
try had proved it's strength by
its magnanimity, there would
to-day have been a union of
feeling as there is one of inter-
est.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-24
= "Reminiscences Of Gen.
Lee.

The following is published of
Gen. Lee as occurring during the
seven dsysbaflle on The Peninsula:
During the second day of this
great battle We saw benevolent
looking cid gentleman, quietiy
resting under the shade Of a tree,
whom, from his general appear.
anee we took to be some officer in
the 1 War Department at Rich.
mond, who had come out to see
the battle. g. He.was dressed in O
-EplaiH suit of gray, with. only
threesstars, the mark of colonel
according to regulation, to indi-
cate that he was even an officer :
thlcS wbiskers and musiache, as
white as snow, partially concealed
Tins handsome features, and I did
mot recognize him as one whom I
had seen before. But presenTiys
courier dashed up, inquired for
I
General Lee, and was pointed to.
;hequiet gentleman who bad at
Itracted = my attention. As he
read the dispatch. and quickly
mounted his horse, aud rode off
with the courier, his face glowing
wl1h, animation, and his whole
iorin erect and soldier BIKE. we
saw in him the same great man
upon whom we had before -gazed.
His black hair and mustache had
changed their color, but he had
lost none of his FIRE, and was tlien
directing his splendid army with
the precision and tact of a thor.
ough master Of the art of war;
1t is related that during these
battles he was quietly sitting un.
der tree, the approaching shades
OF evening concealing even his
stars, and none of his aids or
eOuriers being present, when an
impe tuous surgeon galloped I'd
and abruptly said: "Old man. /
have chosen that tree for my field
hospital, and | want you to get
out of the way"
II will cheerfrlly give placs
when the. wounded come, Doctor.
but in the meantime there is a
plenty of room for both of u.s.
was the meek rejoinder. TIE
rate surgeon was about to make
'ome harsh reply when to his ut
er CONSERVATION a staff officer
ode up and addressed his cold
nan" as General Lee. To his
,r"fuse apologies and expIana-
ions. the General quietly replied:
1T is no matter, D1etor, there is
,lenty of room for US until your
Wounded are brought"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-24

At Ravenna, Ohio, the other
day, a remarkable marriage cere-
mony was performed. The bride-
groom's name was Walter Pierce.
and in paper drawn up he had
agreed to accord to the woman
equal rights, socially, religiously
and politically" with himself
la retsTp, the lady said, 81 take
Walter Pierce, whom / now hold
by the hand, and whom / inielli-
gently, rtligiously and spiritually
love, to be my companion through
life; and / agree not TO usurp
over CT transcend him in any par
licular.' Then they both said,
by this voluntary and premedi-
tstrd act, in your presence, we de-
clare ourselves religiously, philos-
phically. and scientifically mar
ried." And then the Mayor de-
clared them married.