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RDlk CHA A4As via HAV A.-lVitii
- TIE Malls ha aad maeniiasnt dousle
- engine steamship FL ~ a uftlll' IA, Capt.
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n sleelaEewilh Berth and sepagats 8eas..... d5 %
rom fanama 10 San Francisco.
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aaueses ioi passage and ofdor for freight must be
zoqued directly gom the Agents. Is 10 other psfies as
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late tpl Magazine street. New Orleans.
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and copper fastened schooner hon ira Cant b.
bai haYing nearly n her cafe0 engaged and PONG On
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en- sap q. 1ept Rieh. viii havsin,
e Aasat applytp G. ~ OL5VER
SO. Charles street.
nh fa ha. a.o iiqa recommendations iog few cabin
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NEWFURNITURE STORE gibgeriIo

Y respectfully informs his friends and
the public that be has 0nened a NEWa
FURNITURE STORE al l39 Cana
street. latatehouae square,) Opposite =
the Episcopal Church. where he will oousianfk
49, Keep a aaleeted stock Of lgehonabe BoeWood
- Mahogany, Walnut, and Cherry Furniture 4
80 which he invites the attention of 1uIehsssrs ,yfe
are requested 70 cal and examine his stock and prices
.ess t,rs NJ. CARDONA.
second. hand urnture constantly bought, exchanged
a oF safe tat the old stand, No Bolunne street, neat
am d9 iw2plmos
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z y r n AZ 4 Att4
Itoae that initiate DI, Townsends Safsauarna. have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy tor Females sts
and have copied our bills and circulars which relates 10 fls
complaints d women, word fof word-other who Dri
up medicine have since the great Of Dr. Townendt
asst although previously they did not number Of these
Mixtures Pills etc, injurious to females as they aqg
Val9 dlleaaes and nndegnIne the constlnilon.
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11o7171I179 1l-1a- FI7MTe7I0--e9-

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fffttlaHI 3 ca. hatirF fea1lesii stand H01gaied
,,4 el{ 1lill1t o. their hntln1l hfVG hafad % tie
lf1sqN NnH AEarlf 81 D tbe q1huina punHiN Patent
ih5o4g i9qt The United States. % teep ltam COZ
aliy aNfplled Hst7 feah and ample loflRsn faloi
iaf lH.or die usual aafkat prices i1 aanaan.e1 itg
4fnahad g offer bE is inspection 0 putehuaals Tho noa
oitli ehicn can be found ia tas other
H 4aflns nag nlnf Year, experience in The purchase
Aa 1ee u taat nelcine they have acquitted lalitial
$50. aq 477 now naIais % supply te trade at PRICES
uNs tnai tae purchaser cannot foii 70 rsaira
naaofa pea uenlaee bis Investment rar al olaraie
Or feaaN At thsT esi1highment nhy bs found 4 ff D
", fte 81 hstsli Sen Ilfh PATENT MEDICINES
At 10y ntflaq Nlft Of their na1orueut, and
Sah s1 nea 70 ueiefsi n CASES. al from twenty %
Drcen A-Ae taA
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PAINTING DONE WE'LL AND CHEAP.
= q b0thRs, 20 long and iaVofahly knopn ssa Housn
5nq nt9h tAtA1ER, won diniotq a 0unegpua friends and
we puphe 10 general that ke has PAINT SHOE. ia
asa2lne Street hers he prepared c0nilnot lo exc
qutns with promptness and dispatch M orders IN n line 81
business with the very best o nfalaHa'a. IL u
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DJNUFULA JUNED.
This Certificate c0ncusivey proves that this ha
perfect control over the most obstinate disease 0f fhs Blood
Ihroa persons cured il one house unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN
Or. feDasead-Dear Sir; have the pleasure to inform
you that three Of children have of the er0us
BY the use Of excellent medicine They vera affiliated
yey severely wish bed have taken only four bottles
ton AOnrs, respectfully,
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fh UNDERLINED. th Old aliab sed Office oontnuer rs
alco1ui ats Hsnna delou1 u feniiftne money "a mn
sas q 1' Iceland, Scotland, with Sterling SIKH
3at payable ~ any QQlorn in The above named king.
1na 40 1tu 10 saL lie nia0 usual, 10utnnaa 5av.
iq pa pgeu opQghilr0m iiFauog thiu city, Ga aood
eqalans q lqos-paldl to he nldadsaedh WI is
fona er7ld1d To- JOHN ToObE,
.l. Bank II1cG.
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PROFESSOR Al. DUCHIRON-P Private Les
s9nsn the above franslaons from Eueishiuio Fgsucb
81 Apply "a The Office OF te Clecen d 81 DE corner 81
Aioio and Galii0ils sresis an
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CAUTION.
Owing to the stucce and iuinehae sale Of Dr. Town
send aaraapasa alambeF Of who were iOgmerycii
Agents have coma weed mnking sarapada Exnasss
s,1iIs, Bep, Extracts Of Yellow Dock etc They gene
rally put It n the shaped bottles and some Of then
have stolen and copied advertisements thsy are onp
worthless limitations, and should be avoided
Aork hedng b Cos State street, Boston; Dy0ti Sen
10 Jfgrth Second street, fladeDha s. s. Hance Drug
glsti hnlmoro T. ~ Cohen, Charleston; los South Psql4
stree, Albany X n MoGmw Matches ami By an he
United States, West indies ana the Canadas
J. WRIGHT, ISL Chartpss street.
90 6OLE AaENT New Orleans.
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= = = ~ u III 7 ITE Inn %
Dr.. Townsend Is almost daily receiving order from PaV
1ians in different parts Of the Union.
TINS a @ certify that we, The undersigned Phyaeiarso
ne city Of albany have 10 numerous cass pfesedhe ~
Nownend raapana, and believe TO be one OF the ost
iina "a mrs nHaHf fsff l.ll.a
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- - ~ = AAI
GENERAL COMMISSION MEFCH a7TF ia hi.
have always hand 7's
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAs-50O busBsIa gem.
inc, imported direct from Chafiaston:
1Al2--lugu drums new Smyrna. superior Elamas
tH443tNa7--i IN quantities TO suit uafchBaen
ANT $50 bales and hapt son sheIlsd Aimur11
SsRR4Es5tit4sED AlsMQe pS-Q boxes, 10 tine order
Bugs and baffes
5EttFEkj RACE GINGER, tc.-ieQ bags;
~ 40 t5-AgencY 81 heih, Floyd 8 Cos
"a w llA-a99 BASKETS pinit and quarts, pagnuitf
SSAfhlgN h-ft holes halves lIa and quarter b0xei
Ff4Nt5e- uscB Claret, etc., in huXeei Malaga aNaf
% eng % fdTy; Port NYiBe various quolitaa' efo
hhAHDiE S--NaliOun Qualitie.s
BgFIAR-- Always On hand. = apnplg beii ST. Louis.
ORANGES and lEM0N S-Of digeds 1sp0iiei0ni aad
OIL kinds Of Foreign tSNta, Ste.
FhQNi1S-ln iara and fancy boxes.
gIIRONs--300 boxes superior GenoH (itdaag
GHAMFAGNE--iH9 baskai5s
bhAeiA S5illH 4 ESQ gas irlh, ndnfi
lsnon, lGndiuFs
kk5Sk,ACkEhs-slQ boxes iirat gneiiy MOL.
futf Agency Of the celebrated Aniadcan Ehfqs
-- ----.-- -.u-.----- -.--------- -------- -
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SODA ASH-l00 tons high strength in store
- wv tons don direct imporia ion 70 arrive fof sale hy
iae hAkmAh y HOLDER IS Maeazna st.
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PADucAHs hy.i jnne5i l3ltig 71. 81 ChsrF and Isl
hyrlp snngg reduced % sN bgel. and To nlaatg r daily
increasing. kou would we'll tqaana me another supply.
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Ihe following STATEMENT il from q worthy aud Vel
Known qltzen Nh A4lag has been FOX several teau .
honor aud responsibility:
Anee. Ras attacked With ~ obstinate knocking confh heh
s NJ " eRnon remedies such aa pglsenrq and squa.
q FAld cherry and ag relieved mein few doses. andIf
iouilhs OF a bottle entirely cured My mother
Hoqbed with an ahiiua cough, and has been a ~
sqniis and pafegone has been taking Dr. Davis 3meen s
lew days past and says her cough s not iaf IS bad ~
before she commenced taking 10.
Thomas MIbLAR, q Race street,
81 Sold Wholesale and Retail hY tie General Assnts IS
the South and Wesl u WBIGHTiN Cd
No. 1B1 ca eg~sfrsf Nsso fl,iasas.
Where All orders must he ad mi
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BRONCnITIs ID CONsUMPTION.

: III AhMONtG LINN ENF-Ihi Lininientha
- been proven to BE- one Of the best Pain Extractor,
that has been found oat for IL has been snie
and successfully applied 70 Rheumatic Complain Head
ache. and many gftrr us that heir TO- - II l
sue by Measrs. CLARK 8 A ALLISON, Wholesale and Re
tH DrnEgiEta, 81 Charles and Union Besta next
Dr. Cgpp,g ChuTch, New0reans. n23 If
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WARE
HOUSE, Nos. E13 Grcgier and 3
Union streets, opposite the ST. ohages Hotel Cy VI
GAhRiAGBS and HARNESS Of every de- et=-i2e
sorpton always hand For sale low for cash on aIr5Ve
paper s.. Also Springs, Axlea Lamps. Bands, CLOTH
Leather Lace and Hnmi1h
~ smdaW la LTTM co.
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n 4
~ gentleman Of this e,tg no has e from SOD with
an niany q the urinary organs several years hiuh r.
may pe supposed, was constant trouble h onr and
mshi VA Ieenlly cured Of lspefe cold and sonah 81 ms
use q " laws compound syrup Of Wild Cherry and al
cine ha ne more tedious affection was gfana danpeal.
ing u has now been efefal year, ne has eeased
the medicine and the tabily Of she bladder enirsy
moyedi and he lees stronger and better n health than ~
re lA attached with cold such The t0otnq snd rsn1
Yaung eHseN q t1a valuable medicine Ia efficacy q ils
same N Inflammation Of the kidneys liver papiaon 81
WIG nay want BE ri esnoe, Jig name VI Be ep8n
na We eouf nqpyi a. people often deceived 81 Az
good and free 81 quaokaiy ~
LiNe acquainted with the 10 Vn fa a,.
sMlenaem aludeg re ia fellow cfaiNman iosueelahI
master printef-Kd. ReBsi0aei
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ElAH-J kACAEhs-5 hoxas flat qneHty Nols
foYtB9R--A Of the celebrated Ansidsn Ehlgs
e telfaer Company gnalanied superior b qny
EoMael mhnniaeiured, ldii adll OF
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a LtilEhS GROCERY AND SHIP CHANpI,gRS
- SToHE.-ihe undersigned Is grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed and to the wants Of bis customer
mas en- hia stock and store, and hopes with these aeide
~ merit theH continuance; He prepared M all Plantation
snip, Steamboat and Family Onier in the Grocery AM
snip Lhandsy line at city prices, and mt the shortest notice
re Keeps ceIttantly hand extensive esl
sroeegs Painis and ol Pieh and Iurpentna Oakhmapi
Goal ar etc, C0rdage of all kinds and general
Of Hardware, CroekerY and Tin Ware and sheedis War
faaied Tools for carpenters and oaulkers' use
no lLn. ILlllMIA AZ nLICHEa
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AVtt34l hlslit4 i TO MOTHERS AND CHI f.DREN.
II % the safest and most aaetual medicine nunfYHr
sle system and relieving the utezngs attendant upon child
birth lYeT discovered. eugtheu both the mother and tie
child, prevents pain and disease increases and sadhas IL
foods those Whd have used X think Indispensable Il
highly useful both before after confinement a. Il Dn
9anta diseas aftanduqt npon chl1birth qenaa pies,
eramps. gneil1e Of the feet, despordane burn. pom-
|aai0ffda1
And in regulating the seCatOns and squalzng IRE eons.
1ou It has equal The great virtue Of this medicine a. il
q awaya safe aud Che most delicate and moot successful
very few cases require other medicine in some lft
castor oil magnolia ia useful. Egeroiae n ne opan al
and light food, with thin medicine viii aways insure 5as
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u
Below j. account Of another child saved d. Town
geds saaapnIHa has aFed the lives of housands Of Chi
dnsn The following two certificates selected from qaa
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MILFORD Beny eouay. q. Qgsohs J. 1877 |sssrs.
ft15tN4Qni CQafu1 Cos aINs-fhf aoiniofm you dad
wasnltcted 70! tsqt with pain in ny blsasIs
20 much 20 that could hardly a h bel night Cn8fhri
endaai followed ~ emaeiat0n and qfHer dflia tas
2, qo1ssnpilqa, eppllsd 70 aainai pil s1aa.s a6
99S ftsas assi q iqs ' qqutanY ie HhaloFss
Cheny and Tar Of which / took Two boes ,iiel Il
relieved me Of my complaints therefore aeii ,gtk 1000
amost vaiunbla medicine. Ions Tss's
- n a9islie5g oi ms ABOVE statement F0nched f 50
~ isaac Y qfphy merchant q Milford who Knows 81
rooney aye the eunstaneesoi hs case A shg,s sgig
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d.. Townaenda SalaanaTd sovereign aud speedy ouie
iqf noipsnt CQsunlptQus baueune1, PIoapsus utal
railing Of the Womb gQstiqeness, Piles, Leuehorrnna
W liteai ohsTuged difficult MenaruaiOn ncontnoncs
Of Urine finvQuutgy discharge thereof and of the genera
pIostraIen Of the matter whether The fssnf 81
nha5en Gauss q causes produced By iusgnanty, illness,
aoeent Nothing be surprising than inpigenhpe
effects the human frame Persons. al weakness and iass
tnde, from nE u become robust and fa Of aneref
under is Influence Il Immediately c0untssets the nqrsele
naas o the female Frame which j. the n barren
II viii not be expected Of 81 Of delicate
natures e exhibit caf1aia Of performed, but
assure tla afflicted that hundreds u haQs basn reported
% "a Thousands OF cases where families have without
9hilden after using few bottles Of this inyauab emedcna
have h1en blessed with a fine, healthy Clipping.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20
Chinese Etiquette.

The Chinese are SO punctlilous that
their code of etiquette outvies the
most ceremonious courts of Europe
As soon as guest alights from his
sedan chair, he is met by the host
who bows his head, bends his body
and his knees, joins both hands in
front, and with them knocks his
chest. This is their mode of shaking
hands. Now follows a polite contest
as to precedence, which, after various
knockings, bowings, and genuaec-
tions, terminates by the host and
guest entering the house together,
At the sitting apartment another
ceremony takes place equally pro-
tracted and irksome. The point to
be determined is where each shall sit,
and who shall be seated first. Ell
quette extends even to a decision on
the size of chair, by which invaria-
bly, the rank or Importance Of a guest
is determined. The host now mo-
tions to large chair and attempts to
take smaller one himself. Good
breeding compels the guest in turn
to refuse this compliment; and, after
"a we4ring contest Of poiteness, the
point is amic;rbly adjusted to the sat
isfactF ion Of The belligerents, ither by
both parties sitting down simultane
ously on the same bench, or upon
two chairs OF equal dimensions. The
fatigue of this courtesy may be. easily
conceived as the same routine is per-
formed on the arrival of each guest.
AS soon as the guests are assembled,
ted is handed round in covered cups,
which are placed in silver stands in
the form of boat. These are huted
and beautifully chased. The cups OH
the occasion to which | refer were of
that antique porcelain SO exceed dinghy
valued, which is as thin as paper,
pure white, perfectly transparent, and
is ornamented with obscure figures,
whose dark outlines are only percept-
ible when the vessel is filled with tea.
The mode of making tea in China is
similar to that in which coffee is made
in Turkey. The tea is put into a
cup, boiling water poured overit, and
instantly covered, to prevent the es-
cape of the aroma, with a lid, which
is used as a spoon to sip the tea
DuLhn Unieersity Naqag!nc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

VELOCITY or i IIGHT.-The velocity
OF light viii th passes from place to
place is so great, that, with respect
to the teri estrihl distances, there
seems to be no time occupied in its
passage. B ht by means of astrono-
my, not onlY ! has the propagation of
light been d emo nstrated, but also its
velocity Gale plat ed with great precis-
ion. From the observations which
have been n lade, it would seem that
light moves with the prodigious We
locity of 100000 miles in a second
of time, and consequently would
pass around the earth in the eighth
part of a second. But to form a
clearer conception Of its swiftness,
let us suppose the sun were So udden-
ly to be extinguished. Now. immense
as is the distance of the sun from
our globe 90, 100000 of miles
only about seven minutes and half
would elapse before we would be
shrouded in darkness. Astonishing
as this conclusio n may appear, no re-
suit Of science rests on more certain
evidence.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20
Whis Rule.

II, the whig party should have
control Of the federal government
four years more, and co uld by any
chance get majority in Congress to
support their administration in its
practical constructions, its pecuniary
extravaganza, and its Galphinizing,
there would be general disgust with
the federal government and desire to
abandon it. Already have twenty
six of the thirty-one States decided
against its present administration
The next Congress will be against tho
President and his cabinet in both
houses with heavy majorities. Be-
sides, the administration viii have
but partial support from its own
friends, and the decided hostility from
the mass Of them in the free States.
Such is the position of the country.
1t can't so remain long with the ele-
mentsN Of discomfort that are com
bining and growing in different parts
of the Union. A President and a
party that has the confidence of tho
country must restore peace and quiet
and confidence, or all is lost. The
present state of things is the result
of political deception and demagogue-
ry-its legitimate fuits.-LomsrK.
Democrat.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20
NO. 49,
Bathing.

Bathing acts NOR billy as physically.
1t induces habits of cleanliness,
which are found allied only with self
respect, improves temperance, intel
Ggence, and morality. Nothing is
more soothing to the irritable Inn
pulses of the passions than the pecu-
liar serenity which the bath imparta
The Romans in their days of sensu-
ality, invariably had recourse to the
bath to relieve tie effects of their
dissipation, and after great fatigue
from journeying, &C. Who is there,
we would ask, that has not expe-
r;enced, after nights debauch in the
indulgence of luxuries, when the
head and heart have been oppressed.
and the nervous energies prostrated-
the restorative and invigorating ef-
fects of the bath-for what allays
feverish irritability and perturbation
Of the nervous system SO admirably
as the cold, tepid, or hot bath, aceor-
ding as the offender may have been
accustomed to use it, Everywhere
on the continent, baths are complete.
The French perform entire PERSONAL
ablution daily. In Italy, Holland
and Germany, they patronize the
bath to a great extent, and amongst
the Turks and Persians,and through
out Asia bathing is imperative as a
part Of their religion. They eonsid-
er 1t an absolute necessary of life,
while We, the most refined people Of
the world, are satisfied with change
of linen; and that too, very often
over not a very clean under garment.
or body flannel.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

srFTyyo Dollars lar one Year 1t paid a
the nneas, subscripinn; Two DOIia rs
aud Fifty Cents, WITHOUT DEyIaTIoN,
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20
Beautiful Sentiment. The late

Beautiful Sentiment The late
eminent Judge, Sir Allen Park,
once said at a public meeting in Lon
don:
.We live in the midst of blessings
till we are utterly lnsensible OF their
greatness and of the source from
whence they flow. We speak Of oui
civilization, our arts, our freedom,
our laws, and forget entirely how
large share is due to Christianity.
Blot Christianity out of mans hlsto-
ry and what would his laws have
been, what his civilization? Christi
AMT + is mixed up with ohr very being
and Our very life; there is not a ia
milibr object around US which does
not wear a different aspect because
the light Of Christian love is upon it;
not a law which does not owe IT'S
truth and gentleness to Christianity,
not 4 custom which cannot be traced
in all its holy beautiful parts to the
gospel