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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05

1.-TWO COUNTY, Miss, May 3, 1859.
DR.. I'm. Il. Tut:
have been a martyr 10 Liver ComplaIp. IN,
!ntEe years, and after employing the best doc.
tors, and spending almost ali I was wcsth ~,
different kinds Of medicine, your agent ipd1ced
me 70 Try your Liver Pills. I have TAKEN them
regularly for several weeks, and have bean N
much benefited BY them that I feel Confident n
q perfect cure. consider them tie best Liver
Medicine ever discovered. j. CRApoN
Dr. TutrS HaiE Dye requires bat q few minutes.
nov30-codAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05

WAsHINGToN, IND, MILLS
w FLoUR,-200 Bbls Of the above ceiebrS.
Ted brand Just received and for sale By
noVl II. REILLY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05
A CORREsPoNpEyT IN DANGER

The humorous youth of the REGISTER
office, ". H. T., is falling il love with
some Of the Charleston ladies, and if he
has any luck in advertising, (see his letter
to Htgtster, 9sth0 he will hardly get away
Owing to the change of climate the
last few days, / will have TO resume nv
old nom dc plume, IcEBoUND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05
General Notices
A DMIN1sTRATOR's NOTICE
MEETING

The annual meeting OF The stOekSo3.., =,
VI Vine wsss9G g S Ss Mining snes "
wagner q Co., on Saturday. Dces1NSS. y, 9
lSl2, at7 O'Clock ?. L., fer ne p1FnoSS ~ ~. y,
ing directors And ATTENDING 10 me- Ss.SS.S-Nss 49,
may DO brought bdfoto then. nFeoSr.ts.s
closing the AdAlrS Of the AIsoelh kos A''I %
o A. g. ROBINSON. P,s,,H..,
CHAS. B, CECIL. SerretSrS Wv 1'ea'GtsI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05
LaughIin S Infant Cordial
THE CAILD'S CURE WHEN IEErHING
BEWARE OF CALoMEL,

And all AeTcurial Compounds. Better, IA,
OGtNr, endure disease than tamper with this
mineral poison, no matter how carefully pre.
pared. Its extensive uss has already proven IN
cause o. great and distressing injury. Dr.,
Entts Liver Pills contain not particle Of Mar.
safety. "''N Pe'4ee'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05
DISSOLUTION oFPARTNERSHII

The firm Of Smith d Co, hese,oIo,. .,,,,,,.
AZ NE bushes IN - q The Thsepg Rv1 ~
S1SSeG " tne oeah o. GeorGe v. snia d,
The business viii be Continued maj, n, i "a
urn name Of Smith b Co. By he FSosr- II ~, ~.
ners, the undersigned. ''A pAF
ALFRED z SMITH
wr,,,. n. Arthur u. TRECR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05

Mrs. G. MCCOY, 14s MAIN ST,
Keeps 4 fan assortment Of LAees, Tnuuln,,
Gloves, CorseS, including Nm. NoodI'I I65oS'
inAl Coitets, Gents and Ladies' Hoalery, H.
kete and all articles SppertAinInR d eoasI.;.
Ssottment o. Fancy Goods. 0rden foF M,
tnlnG IN her line promptly 1ttefded 10. LGH!,
4%esnIDg 70 pnteh1se handsome Winter CoAEIo,
before making selections elleVheFe- an sA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05
THE WEATHER COMMUNICATIONS.

49," "HNAASN SOAAOa4SAIlVA6.
The weather is terribly cold, and the
river Is about closed with ice, and if II
continues as cold one or two days longer
as now, more completely isolated set Of
men from their "dear people" don't live
on the continent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05

'NOTICE-WE HAVE DECIDED
In 70 keep our Agent, Nj. A. ,, Berr I -.
nAnenly IN Wheeling, who will sell ouf in,tf;.
ments Of manufacturer prices,
GARHLR'S PIANO MANUFACTURING m
An orders for repaIrs and tuninT u rIs1SS
and satisfactorily Gtendsdto. "
A. B. BERa.
lel1 TemnofAfY Al tina EsAr, go-s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05

that the Cincinnati En9uireTI reporter
spoke Of In connection with this matter,
proved 70 be a full grown cat, near $I0,-
cog. Il Is understood that the bill for
printing the acts, journals, &C., Of the LAST
session, are also largely in excess Of the
legal rate and that the clerks Of both
Houses refused TO certify more than sixty.
hve per cent Of that, and the fat job Is
sui going on. Well may the people cry,
Lord deliver Us from the PhilistiAnS."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.

The president Of the Board Of Super.
visors has been Showing things" and by
being easy boys" succeeded in being
able TO announce his standing committees
yesterday. His appointment Of commit.
tees excites considerable remarks and dis.
satisfaction, but suppose he learned how
to fix 'em while President of the Board"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05
1. H. LONGDON. AM, NIB.

South aide Monroe Street, third door above The
Court House, =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05

THE C. & o. RAILROAD
before the % Of January. There are but
% miles to finish now, and with good
weather they thought to get done by
January.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-13
rHE PETRoLEUNpENTRE
DAILY RE.CO r D
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
Sundays exceptsd.l
CHhS. G. WICKER, EDITOR.
TERnIS.;5

f/ TERnI1.;5
rs ~ payable IN sdvanesr - e.
10 sno1sh, ' .:v.-,,,-,vo ="
PRlCK.LlST OF ADVEA11SHN0s
I'm Lines Of nonpassil make one squArs.)
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09
Photograph Of His Exoellency."

Senator Sumner has given 70 friend
very correct statement Of the character OF
President Grant A Chicago papers Wash.
ington correspondent Gays Mr.. Bowen. Of
the IndependeHt, visited Washington to
see how things stood. and sought an in-
tcrview with tho Massachusetts, Senator.
He asked MIR. Sumner II he would vote
for Grant 10 case be should be nominated.
" No." said the Senator, II will never
vote for him. "Wty not 7" II am
satisfied" said Mr.. Sumner, that Grant
Is . dishonest man. That Is sufficient TO
justify me IN saying most positively that l
ccnnot and shall not support him. For
other reasons he is unfit 10 be President
Of the United States. lie does not pos
uess the necessary capacity. Ho is ingo-
rant Of the dc,ails Of civil government.
and does not manifest disposition 10 learn
them. He Is renal, ambitious, and vulgar
In his habits, and possesses q csnning
which is loS asd dcyssd. He has strong
will, bat Il is never controlled BY reason,
hence be bssomcs psrverse. and the man
when be should be most yielding and gen.
tlcmanly is most obstinate and unmanly.
Such msu 10 uu6t to be President Of the
United Statcs. and most unit to be the
candidate Of tho Republican party. He
ought not TO DO uominatcd by ihst party.
and shall not be II l can help It. l can
not hoDosably support . party that will
sustain such man"
To tho farther inquiry. /" Suppose the
Convention should plsce your colleague.
M. Wilson. on ihe ticket with Grant,
what would yoa do 10 that case 7" ~
would oppose H." vas the prompt response
Of Sumner. Mr. Bowen then questioned
The Senator spou the possibility Of the
nominatlon Of Mr.. Colfhx, aud Mr.. Sam
ner ssid. !" l viii support Mr.. Collsx Of
any elhsr good Republican cheerfslly."
No wssdss Conkling sad mysmidons ol
~ Adainistrstion attack The G1assachus-
etts 9sostos With such violence.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09

ysssea o.4!alsasss l.'.s sAssssA
II 0G6adlsa ~ Al1evuna.
a. ~ ~ ~ 10 ssuasaslsa,
- 0n1ob cooing fue ~ oon11ons +, i.
~: ssl61zl.a that p)ace ~ evssy siEht
IN - 1nsulha u drorpsd es-eiGh6."
1hal ON \ slleIcn., whs deaioY
~ eea4VSoes he Ia IN slne;
III yhsa ~ vsass wsrs essslsd, rasass nsas,
I oseSsegeeoeae sessivsd ssssy soss.
- si<ass. Il sssms, az sos ssit ssns,
Al wh1s a Is -. i or ssspslsss
1teurposepe ~ obsmss a1Ieoe.
N ssnssa IT shls xas sess ssusd oct
wleest nuch troubis, Sbs saelIng about
Ws lses,ea thai fss vsess, (sew pray dost
n .xssl.s pall TO asluss .sa half ~.
For 1rsaensss, Calsb WAS PIT On,
Thoa we kneW be was certainly gone;
Hs ssid ~ can't ~ Alderman,
On the other side III take my stand"
This fusion ticket, NC undessnad,
Nas gotten up hy ilAnson man
And the Railroad men assisted, too,
Also Dick and FOard-a motley crew.
A post-nasisr nov swslied their numbers,
And was hailed BY the other hummer;
llc, Il u said, obtsincd Tor his voie
Two good drinks and counterfeit note.
Now this was quite had 10 DAn-u-el,
Whose soreness will briefly tell
He b0licd the convention, you see,
AZ be couldn't = Commissioner bc.
Richard, who keeps geod restaurant,
For unknown reasons became rampant;
lie tried our nominees 10 defeat
Only 10 6nd they could not be beat.
A dry old stick 70 Richard, too,
So lean and lank and gawkish
Comicai, quisical, In bis whole physical,
And In sentiment mswkish.
Richard thinks he has found a great flaw,
And stsrnly swcars he will 60 10 law,
Aud will Try, without reservation,
To Dust for disqualification.
None doubt that Richards man Of lore,
hat think he ought 10 stay In his store;
And thcir dispense his cakes and candies,
Never again found with the Antics
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09

SpscsAt Elscslen n 1oeassas.-As
tho special election 10 Masossb ssuoey .
Wednesday, Sbr Ssses senssss, oegG1eov
Brcvncll. democrat, wss sleeaed " e1oot
two hundred inajorisy. tn soonl9 ssuo
republican last elsssiOs y suall sjssi-
y.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09

LlsmAl nnpupaseAn1on =
SEE. "A numbss 4 r. - d t6
licans 10 Tssossso toes ksno1 y q .
urging The sslseslon = ! pupUlS t
can dclegatiou ffom ISuoso66j ( S ~
cinnaii Libsral nspatllssa Mb(l e
veMiiou. The rsufesltion 1oDoo
BY tho Nashville R<psb(lsaa lneo
other republican ralsss.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09

A 0nsAs SCANDAL in BArfinons.
naltlnees city has bssn nseh excited fos
The laae ~ days ovss great scandal
which beeawe Gsaesslly kuoWn lsso ussk.
4 appsass tbss sehool girl. abost Is o.
Is yssss ~. st>ssdisg 90 of the public
schools h ~ city. sissmplsa ths ssdse-
lion y ! youog aau b writing note. To-
'vitIne hlm q q assja6alioa g hose 81
lll-se5ole. 1ssosod q sssoptioe sts invt.
io(is6, = iaebsosd tts psiosilal u ~
ookeol, ~ expe))e1 ass. aod se>loed the
SirI's methes e ehs hsls q IL esso.
Wteo sshso = M b ~ nesbsr ths
"a epocboee1 that ~ dollnqnsnsies ~
- tos = ~ e6uo I'm, aaa skssesd
~ 49, -. = ssen = ~ ss5sstlss 4
e nee aqqqa ~, :. ~. ps. Z.
\. r. W 1o II j.. i. QkosSe. oho
:
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09
nAamsoN.

In the city Of PhlIsaelphla, % ThsrsAAy ~ :
ins. February !s'h. 1871, b. Rev. 3 ". hsttes,
10 Mics AmrliS Cecilia RllIson, of Glsssaronhe
City, Nd. daughter Of =. r. Eiilsoa. ESq.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09

Ninctcen ncv oases oe small-poG ooo0s-
red in New York "a wsdsssiay.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09
plnp.

Al his rrsidenee, near MrDoaeush, nsl. q
Saturday last, the Ind. instant NJ. Absutoeo
vandcarif, 10 tl's sush year OF u ~.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09
EXECUTIONS SALE.


FTVIiR undcyeignsd, ~ RxccWturp viii ~ g
! Public Sale, n the farm Or lhs lais Ulhn
Jefferson, nj Blsckbird IMWdlng 81 nlsethled
Creek, Avroqnlniu,ink llundred, New Caeelo
Coaniy, Delaware. on
SATURDAY. MARCH, I6TM, 1874.
alto o'clock, The following psspsssy.ss w:
SIX HEAD OF HOR0DQ
8 Of which are superior yoaas nsrss, q NJ
stock; superior 'nilch rews, eoniss (nse isseS
during the Spring;
8 head of Young Cattle.
q good stock; II head n ohoa11, Clluoeot O.
y whites farm waeons, - .IilG (eon lr1k
ns"fiy newt ox-cart, coveeSd I'M ~
! Ruassll Mower = RsaqGf q
In complete order What dslll Mn -
a'tnehmeut, In perfect order; s1sel-lSs16
scys!ic aud cradle, ploapho, kaStoga oalNo
singlt, double, asd thrfhbDe lspeo. 611 q
arr nearly new; shovela hoso, Moha oo
collars, plough Gsars; alss, ~ - 8oel
ringc sr dsHrsH'Fa hasresey an1 luo ~ N1 r111
chfin wagon nsrness, beeideo nnsy NJ
cles too nuneroue 10 nentlU6. ''''' "
TER xS--All suus,se - - oo311l, =
on suuls over tsrt amnunt e>11)1 e "
vi! be sivcu, pnrchaene nigjae -
WIN. wlss "a srprosed lsdupea s,0s1 ~
Aks !E!yznsg1
WA. II. aotk tk1ll1ls u :9 |l D
WaSeu v-~u ,*4 1{ TX 4s
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09

1&o slsesioa lor Commissiosers,
ls 4Ssesxsss. and Alderman. took
nn6oy -. snd wss attended
1Ge6t1e s1e1lsmsat, which still
xK Sharp ssrds have passed be-
1seat parties. ssd blows we're
h 1ooo The elsssion vas made
tGAte. II 1850 4 wss dssigssd
\ soa- -pastisaa affair. and re-
- ~ sleesios Of Board that vss
Ioo1 - ast. In 1870. and 1871
1S1ls uads : nos-parlissa affair.
66uA tlns shsss we're mon Of both
tul psseiss Who would not attend
1lao sssssisss. but banded together
1psllsd. balloss sseminsly fer the
- = Dssssslsg ssy election what
= DoGh ~ tie case tits year. We
n ~ tAat The opposition this year.
ossvs1 - break up the election. (al-
= ssas nay hsvs bed thst mo,ive.)
W t1els sssss had that tendency.
~ sossssas sss attended With moro
eusjlsneat, bat they ere not frsushs
- = usst bitter feeling here as
g pagetsna sahis. The oppomsuss
y - isto Ne sosssst for sport.
T. = - > thise With xhish 70 triae.
x1sGs ~ Alissnss = essesrnsd.
1oonle - aetkjng.
y tUey ~ ~ ssssssioa ssd
nt1ss1ss - shall advocate .
M nluul. vhish " think is the
M = 6,inplshit.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09

y "a R11uo, bssshoDul-
~ ecq1o oeIl, utsa b
oc6o1ls ss2os1l NJ : 49, y
l4 - - 49, ~ - -
n1 lsaass lss1ssll saesgA aless.
llSs n - 49, vsits. deal 10
-, eeeu tsv ussssstitslioa-
= (1loashhs 80 slass u eilissns.
M ~ nieay slhsr uswssssatsd
- A1mlulsesstiss tbss Il vill
toeh q look q Sssts sasirs.
\ ~ lss,soisssly. Mthsy are rot
- h1n tusa his stssnsiou. -
1o sosss1. = ~ pssssst gssersl
nsue. ~ q h = sos ehaagsd, judg-
n ~ sspld Strides Il = nahius to-
y 6ou(g11isn. ~ uill soon have no
osoesmsats = ~. good Of bad.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09
Governor 0rats Brown ID the Gin.
cinnati Convention.

The friends u Governor Brown esvs
him plimentsry ssssnsdS q the Mis.
souri State espital on the evening Of WISH.
iugton's birthday. and Gale hin out il :
speech In which bs cot forth lie visws on
psadiDs publiD questions witt great ises-
dom and boldncss. We eopy Che coaelud.
Ing paragraphs u wh)oh " 0sushss suop
ths Oiuclnoali Couveatioa:
And nov bs1prs cloeiaG theoo hasay ~
marks let me advsst ~ 0oo 0lber topjo.
All this soatsovsrsy whieh 9xeltsa eseh
astsetioe hess ffom ~ peescuuoad naa-
usf 10 vhjeh ~ issoeo vsst dsvslepe1.
hes gone 1bsth into The svssa b - ue1les
st lasgs. The soUe evils Z Hxece,jve
dsuinaaiss havo bsesme 70 spusreuI % 10
eveho las5e pse@se> ltou ntpublisaas /.
o1nesG evssy Glats that Il ~ deemea -
esoeagy - sob1os. This ~ " . 4.
teaosd sfoasisstles . ~ ~ 4 Ilibesal
lspab)leaas. md ! cell v ~ q sa(ioa.
q seavsa>len q OlssisuaA 9 11as ~.
Teese ealapn h bloh Qusstsss q ~
ealI, 80 " stssu sisesl has hess 81
iron the naot-ksoa. he sstuls . { s.,
He'd asd passlsosst sllsnpl ts nislsaa IL
publle = q ~ psfpsss and Deetiss &
l1es eoaveoltna. Iho pesso. ~ >olo9saph,
pe4vaoe anoeeooedDeat, ~ III ~ ~ y
Itl1G! oefoleGt ~ nsod y ~ ~ =
~ \ ~ - y 1sssae5 .tis1
49, - e6llsa. Nv - ~ 90 ~
~ ! 1sllss y ~ Ils sllS51 =
~ 1ecl4lz lllee1s. uesy e Ste6 { 615
N6on ~. - rroA - 4 49, .12<7zSk z ~
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09

~ CO4A4 -
Tsss!. s:.ssssIs.: -. - = ]! .s..ss ~
sgpth u xl16asaeen, = ; a NJ {}Sl = q
FRIDAY, MARCH, ls2nk M
1s;rs 81 sss's':s':s !. . gsssssss y!s
!, !rsSes -. 'sss ~ ri s,ss ~ -
plosges, lasseeS salSlvni ise;.Ss3 q
lmelem69S. A1oA III q H111 nd
ssss !. % %sssysss saslrs, oesSes ~ |I !: ~ 4
run CONDITIONS ARs. ~
a.a sades, 60 g q c1sSs f.
~ usatts wl1l - flseSs nv q.
~ Issss's s;sss;::1s' - q ~ ~ 6
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09

2 e's!eeA, nssk,ks ~ - ftIsssssssy,
4 azis's:s - !. 3ddss; -,
1 s'sissk, ! lAisstss "a ; Asllta,1,e,
" g. A. esaattlll ~,
1 n /; q! ! s.. -
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09

dkiaolss sssssspes1sst ef The
nss 0sssees seys :-Of niss meme
~ Cemnllass 4 wsys asd Means.
Uenassats ed sIncst absolute
Il, ~ nepshIissas. Msssrs.
o - rlabslntsss. sss liberal
opnsss. Tas astiea of tbs
= 6ui1sl slnsst wholly
~ : 49, 10 nss. Isr The
~ 16nsertts eassos 20 ihf-
0 - = b ss1ssisg ths sss.
solll - bbs ~ dollars !
& - ~, ~ ~ siss
o1la pssnds o salt. ~
- - " nsssihstssss 70
Y ~ -. - e. otsiss 4
= tuoo>s.oss 10 Sbssy por
y as1epss1 = ) sssssss
> = sspsttsd y ~
6Ds - lGssss.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09

~ !. lssshsa'sss 80 -
n. sllst ,sus v 1.1.u
81 General Crust - IN y
gusgs cf NJ. 0ssely, = = ~ 4 ]
vbe will b. The ssss Ptsol1 ~. &
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09

~ o5e.a yss, q LIZ. ~ tsssgss
= 1ny-ose ladD D1(nsolo - i ~ u1(oes
- 6Guiap1 usmbefo u cu ~ ~
- sssiGo6 oo0Dog6. 16o jo14lotvUg y ~
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09

c1o ~ - aQl1eoly
dy tsvlae -
~ - tsosa ss1sisss
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-09

I, believe. voted the same ticket. He
voted for Buchanan. squint eye and all,
and 70 did l. II l am corrcctly sdviscd
hs supported Buchanan, though never
heard that biz support was msierially pro-
6ssbls 70 Bschanan.
Aller tho election of Mr.. Bvchauau, Il
wss fcund that be wss IL copfsderation
With the thcn judgss Of our highest courts
to pesvert the Constitution 10 he interest
of The perPctration Of slavery. 20 thst nell
tier ConGrees nor The people Of the Ter
ritosiea eould prevent i(s extension. Where
then vas tllyssee 0rsntl Nov I have !
great oplsioa of the Investigating powers
q or dlStia9sIshsd itisnd, md / VII
givs hin - dad out whore ~ GRAM, and
what did hs ~, sd hoW dId BE- issl whom
the dicta n ~ DID Gcost eas6 we're iose-
6badoWiae tie eou6iet q Sualss and 81
~ bosfois Of Z civil wor. Not I word
oceke te. He vss % sIleut q lie ersss.
Waa \ tssslss hs dIds't sats sbssi poli-
tiesi tea't knse. I sep't W, ooilhss
~ ~ Yoo esn't ttaos Tin. Oone -
! ia 5l(hos. CoOe u tho yeos tslGfo
~ ~. ~ Dos6)cs. ~ ~ nooe 3.
= e6llSes \ leol; ~ To ~ sostse-
M ~ ~ 9U161 6ni1(lI66S w. ~
~ yidtcd1 u w ttuui1 1ea1dIl 6Io1U1. .
Vkldk / ~ VIlllsm 6C1rS 111 - 4
glo5 - ~ ~ Gs 6o1lu1
~ - - teee ~ W 11sll7|
s; 1'!' I =: =: !: 81! Z; Z; 7;
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-02-29
LINCOLN COUNTY.

LINCOLN COUNTY.
Steer, red, underbit in each ear and swa,-
low-fork in left, about years old this
spring; J. r. Routt, 21st dis, Feb. 5-S7.
Horse, deep bay, small white spot on left
Jaw, also on neck and right flank, some wlTito
on right hind foot, small black spot on lett
hip, 1434 hands, 8 or 9 years old; III. Shell
ton, 22nd dis, Jan 26-$65.
Steer YedrliRg, white, black spots about
his neck and head, uRderbit in the left ear,
about years old; r. H. Templeton, 25th
dis, Jan. 1876.
7tco Steers both red, one with white
face, each about 2 years old this Spring; A..
j. Swinford, 18th. dis, Dec. 1875 each.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Film, iron gray, branded on left hip with
letter o, and some appearance Of or w
on left shoulder, 3 years old; w. c. Arm
strong, 7th dis, Oct. 19-value not given.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Mare and Colt, sorrel; Mrs. Eliza j.
NewsOm, Dec $50
MADISON COUNTY.
Hare, chestnut sorrel, blaze face, both
hind feet and left fore foot white, branded
on left shoulder with letters %. A" about
IA hands, about s years; Benz. b. Clark,
j une 6-$o1 %.
LIMESTONE COUNTY. szs Je[
.FIIly, dark bay, black manc, tail and legs,
no cuts, scars OF marks, 1219 banda. about
year; Thos. f. George. on his premises,
Feb 2-$38.
Mare, brown, large star in forehead, snip
on nose, white speck in right eye, small
splint onleft fore leg. branded with IN" on
left fore shoulder about 141S hands high,
about IL years; W. A. MilhOuse, on his
premises, Jan 1855.
Horse, sorrel, small spot in forehead, shod
before, 16 hands high, 10 years Albert
Garrett, on Peter f. CARROTS plantation,
Nov. 1-S65.
Horse Mule, black, mouse eOlored nose,
in clined TO be white under the TANKS, hair
rubbed off left hind leg in two places, the
name lying partly on both sides, about IL
hands, 10 or II years old; John B. Pink
ston, near Golfers store, Feb 1O--SSO.
MORGAN COUNTY. Ia
Horse, dark bay, left hind foot white,
three or four white marks on back caused
by saddle, about 16hands, 6 or 2 years old;
Geo w. Sweeney, on the Lewis Bluff plant
alton, Feb VALUATION not given
GILES COUNTY.
Mare, brown, no marks or brands. 14is
hands high, 4 or years old NJ. +. Marks,
l1th dis, on Bradshaw Greek, April $50
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-02-29
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READY MODE OF PREvEN-
TING INFECTToN.-There is no
plan of preventing Infection so
ready as the production of sui
phurous acid by the combustion
of sulphur. To disinfect a bed,
whist the patient is temporarily
removed from it, pass a copper
warming-pan into the bed, con-
tanning few live embers and a
little sulphur. The pan should
be moved about during the igni-
ton of the sulphur. By burn
ing sulphur in an open vessel,
closets, carriages, passages,
and vacated chambers of the
sick may be easily ldisinfected.
Clothing may be lightly sponged
over or sprinkled with water
containing a little wei mingled
sulphur, and then ironcd with
a flat iron heated to a temper
allure which will cause volatili-
cation of the sulphur without
burning the linen.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-02-29

A correspondent Of the Queens
lander says he cures horses of
the habit of pulling at the halter
in this way: "My plan to cure a
horse of bride breaking is, to fas.
ten or tie him up in a place,
where he cannot run back, with
a strong leather head -coilar--not
a halter-and when the bride is
put upon him, turn him round in
the stall, and fasten him up for an
hour every day with reins fastened
to estall posts and then buckled
on to his bit. This plan will be
found a cure, and a very gentle
and not disagreeable operation for
tue horse"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-02-29

Appearances are deceitfuI.
Dealers in lard well know that a
white, clear-lookiug article is
desired by customers. Some
suspected lard, which was beauti-
fully white, was recently tested,
and found to contain a large pro
portion of lime. A lard rem
derer afterward confidentially
impartedthe information that it
was a common practice amoung
lard dealers to mix from two to
five per cent. of milk of lime
with the melted lard. A sap
onaceous compound is formed,
which is not only pearly white,
but will allow Of the stirring in,
during cooling, Of twenty-five
per cent. of water.-Harper'S
Weekly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-02-29

How TO MAKE L1GHT.-The
Paris "Egaro" gives the follow-
ing method of obtaining light
instantaneously, without dam
ger Of setting things on fire;
Take an oblong vial of the
whitest and clearest glass, put
in it a piece of phosphorus a
bOutthe sizeofapea, upon which
pour some olive oil, heated to
the boiling point, filling the vial
about one-third full, and then
seal the vial Theoretically. To
use it, remove the cork and al
low the air to enter the vial, and
then recork it. The whole emp
ty space in the bottle will then
become luminous, and the light
obtained will be equal to that
of a lamp. AS soon as the light
grows weak, itspower can be in
creased by opening the vial and
allowing fresh supply of air to
enter. In winter it is Sometimes
necessary to heat the vial be-
tween the hands to increase the
fiuidity of the oil. Thus pre-
pared the vial may be used for
months. This continuance is
now used by the watchmen of
Paris in all magazines where
explosive or inflammable mate
rials are stored. ."s-r't