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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11
Female Beauty.

Those who are accustomed 10
enlightened views of female beau
ty. well know that there are differ
ent kinds of personal beauty
among which that Of form and col
Foring hold very inferior rank
There is beauty of expression,
for instance, Of sweetness, of nobil-
ity, of intellectual refinement, of
feeling, of animation, OF meelkness,
of resignation, and many other
kinds Of beauty, which may be al
lied to the plalnest features, and yet
may remain to give pleasure long
after the blooming cheek has faded,
and silver gray has mingled with
the hair. And how far more pow
erfuI in their influence upon others,
are some of those kinds of beauty.
For, after all, beauty depends more
upon the movement of the face
than upon the form of the features
when at rest; and thus, eounten>
ance habituallv under the Influence
of amiable feelings acquires beau
tY OF the highest order, from the
frequency with which such feelings
are the originating causes of the
movement or expressions which
stamp their character upon it
Who has not waited for The first
opening of the lips of a celebr ated
belle, to see whether her claims
would be supported by ''the mind.
the music breathing from her face;"
aud who has not occasionally turn
ed away, repelled by the utter
blank, or orse than blank, which
the simple movement Of the mouth
in speaking or smiling, has revealed
The language Of poetry describes
the loud laugh as indicative OF the
vulgar mind; and certainly there
are expressions, conveyed through
the medium Of a smile, which neeu
no: Lava 'er to inform us that re-
finement Of feeling, elevation OF
soul, has little 10 do with the fair
countenance on which they are inn
pressed. On the other Eand, th ere
are plain women sometimes met. IN
society. every movement of whose
features IS Instinct with intelligence,
who. from The heart-warm smiles
which play about the mouth, The
sweetly modulated voice, and the
lighting up of an eye, that log Ks
as if it'could<Ecomprehend the uni
verse;" becomes perfectly beautl-
fuI TO, those whollve with them and
love them. Before such preten>
sions as these, how soon does the
N pink and white OF merely pretty
\ face vanish to nothing.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11

Franklin was an observing and
sensible man, and his conclusions sell
dom incorrect. He said that a news
paper and bible in every house, and
a good school in every district-all
studied and appreciated as merited
ARE the principal supports ofvirtue
morality. and civil liberty.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11

CrRIoUs DEcId IoNs-The lawyers
N Now York mus st write a miserable
scrawl, Judging from the following y ;
laeonie decisions made by Judge Ed
monds, on Saturday week;
Bloodgood ad b. Of TfoEc-Belng
unable to find OF from the papers;
What the partiek want, or What they
ARE after. the notion, whatever it is:
nust be denied
lJyers &. Co. Es, HunHcy--NIotio
10 change pla ee of trial, denied
mainly because the moving papers
re So illecibld that they cannot b(
read.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11

A watch consists Of 992 pieces
and in making it % trades ana about
200 persons are employed A re-
markable instance OF the elect ol
labor ia augmenting the value OF raw
material, is afforded by the balance
snriug Of this Instrument. One far
things worth of iron will make 1860
balance-springs, the market value o
which is about $4,000.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11

tits said that in Berlin, in Prus-
sin. iron ornaments, consisting of ro-
settes, medalhons, &c, are manuiae-
tured So exceedingly fine, that the
weightof ten thousand Of them would
not exceed a pound.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11

Tn Russia. the candles used in
the mines are made of tallow mixed
with charcoal hust, powdered char
Goal which IS found to increase the
intensity of the light
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11

MIIrD Coinage OF GOLD AND
SILVER MIR Hunter, of Virginia,
introduced resolution into the
U6ited States Senate to instruct the
committee on Finance TO inquire
into Il ie expediency Of coming dol
lars. and half dollars, and quar- ter
dollars, to be composed Of gold and
silver In the proportion Of equel yal-
ues, according TO the relative stand,
ard between the two metals as ilKed
by lazy.
The Baltimore American re-
marks. This proposition strikes US
as one which might be practically
very useful. One thing is certain
that Congress ought to DO some
thing, and that speedily, towards !;
supplying tie country with small
chang E the " ant of which is begin
ling to be felt every where as great
lpubIic Inconvenience. The proPo-
S;,;nn for making a mixed coinage
| of gold and silver, if, in connexion
with that proposed by Chandler' ior
supplying the smaller CONS Dy mix
/ ture Of silver aud copper, and ma
king silve r legal tender only for
\ sums not above five dollars, will
soon relidve the evil which is no W
suffered from the want of small
change, dnd will prevent its recur-
ance HEREAFTER
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11

There are in a nan five hundred
and twenty-seVen muscles, two
hundred and fifty seven of which
are in pairs vi iheSe no less inan
one hundred are constantly used ID
the simple act oil preaming.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11

It's said that the fortune of the
Rothschilds is not less than 1885,
100000 francs, about 81 100000.
They are the true money kings OF
the world, and control the policy of
nations more, perhaps, than their
sovereigns do.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11

Acc cord ing to some medical VII
ters, the heaIthiest children are porn
in JANUARY, February, and March:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

WIZ: 49, ~: - ; -
ssss:Sc H:s any. s.ss !: sssss: l....n.. ~
s' IL. Jaw Sl,:s: ss...:
s;ls@.r. A::.'ss L::.; H:s s:aI:;S
vidsass; slasistens. AppisSy. DO.
VIZ :s::i: 70 ssSi.ss i:sn%s wal Aiai,:d
stsanship Pronshsus Tnhlspasgh. Ban yusa and Chs
g. .n * = A a. Il. sew i:.
about . milss passed large steamer standing TO the
Ship CAia (phtl Riehasssoa. Hsvrs, Nov 90 with ndss
'ns zss 4. s:s H.msurs 90 . with
mdss and 2 gs...nsr. Schmidt Bslohsn Nc SAs: lat
bound The has experienced heavy weather on the
shS R:bsoe. lBrsm B:sn.., Rosssrs.n, - day: with
Snip sS:i. efIu: 2:y:. 50 day.. with nd.
sas 81 ss.s.: f1s
f ss s for a' ':a.
Sssa::a s::.y sai. 4. s IA shifted s.:;:
Ship Iorias lei F.Ihsv.nl Robi1.:a Ghnshs I.lsud:
a rom S::
sa as:sss z DAY, s:y:
Co. The bore up from lat 40 s6 40 W. for FAya for
psr: pit ise.issd % S =:
Z.
~ as Ion IS A. spoke Br brig Patriot frsm st Johns
lAth inst lat IS A. Ion 81 3d. passed the
If large vessel water logged, all her carried
being dark and blowing gale and heavy sea run
ming did rot board her.
Brig lsur,tta. Cosgns Madeira, days via ST Mohasls
Western islands, in ballast, TO Bishop Co. Jan Oth
lat o. Ion 49, pois bark John STROUD from Palermo for
Nytrk. 10 days out.
Brig swan Pierce Bermuda. Jan TO- with mdss, to Mes
sehrT@ Baird. Stubs; Philadelphia 2 days.
sclr Ale 1ander n, Fish, Wareham, days.
scbr Zulette, Canwich. Trankfort. 50 days.
sebr Coral STAPLES Thenaston. 81 days.
sohr Richmond, Beverage, Thomaston, 30 days.
Scbr WIiander, Barnum Castins. 80 days
schr Clio Warde, Castine. s. days 4th inst got aground
Nantucket Shoals and remained in that condition eight
hours compelled to throw overheard about l0O feet Of
uD her, and expend $3.50, in order TO get her on .
Sehr Melrose Moore hachasport 80 DAYS 10th inst the
ysw boat washed from the davits in heavy rolling SEA-
after . sW gale.
sloop Fashion, Bydenburg, Providence.
Below.
Dutch ralliot Maria, from Amsterdam.
Alio two barks and enc brig.
Shirs Mania attain, Peabody for Lverpool Am Congress-
Williams for London barks ann Hood WAdy for San Pran-
cisco; II Brode. Crazy for Mobile; Savannah Crowel,
savanna Ann kenney (Brl Haws. for 81 John. NB
brgs Ariel Bril- Cary for Africa, Frederick Brsmh Maya
guez, Pr
JAN 2l-wind during tho day from wv. and light.
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new ness; sla I2x for old; 81 81 . sla = for
sour ss3s Tor prime, sAd 81 l2k ~ Is for sour
sording. The demand wss fair and chiefly from the
local trade with Of barrels % rs $40 70
70, mess. the latter rats 70. extra Chcsss and ss.
was scarce and wanted ct SIS el6. Beef hams were
ceiling In lots, ~ vented .: ono. Picked mss were
1t shc. for plain cured. Cut meats we're plenty and
lover with sales Of 7ooe green hams. city cut, at!Ac
pri%. Old II Sc and e. ssc kegs a. Butter SS.
enquired for at former rates Chssss was duh At 6ko
R,cr-rhs market since Saturday, has hot varied
materially, but there not been much doing owing
chiefly to the small amount offered for sals The ops-
ratons for three days reached 800 tierces at IS IL
So So per 100 lbs, according to quality
ePIcEs.-We noticed further eAles Of 5000 lbs. No.
ne.m.gs atsl Ia 81 10, an advance. :. -,,so,, .
csl change with good demand and sales Of 200 bar
rels, at 26A 2dh.c for prison and 2SAc for Jersey
added sale Of 20 half pipes seignstts brandy sold
at 81 30
day, have been as annexed House and lot No -
walker street 25x1o6 So 0Oe let with buildings No
222 william street q io1ili, s. 9So ! Lot oo,nsr o.
joining. 25xss, s3l5; lots adjoining, each $3l5,
$3.50 lots in ltar OF above on 10th street 25xloo
street, rs 2x1o0 $685. 4 lots adjoining Eleventh
avenue, each S245, 20 2xlO0, $780, l lot corner Of
Eleventh avenue and 10th street, do, 1925; lots
adjoining each S2os 25 2xlOO S6I5; S gore los on
10th street in Of above each $S5 S426 lot cor
OF Eleventh avenue and lllth street 20 2xlOO $3.50
l lot adjoining on Eleventh avenue, 20 2xll0, S235;
cores adjoining 252xll0 each Sll0, S22O; cores on
1l1tn street each Slt0 $500; lots on llth street,
each Sl20 SSeC lots adjoining each 1920, $3.50 Pro-
perty in Brookyu.Hou.e and lot on Vanderbilt ave.
nue., between Myrtle and Park 25xl00; house
and two lots Colum ba and Orange streets,
255xl07 g. 50 05O; lot Columbia street, adjoining
above 25xl01 g. So 700 de do do, $1,000; house and
lot A Mddsgh street 25x75 $50 e9 do do in Court,
near Union street, "a xSl9i do. do 69 Willow street,
25xI0O, S7CCO
sroAKs.-we noticed sales of 100000 Havanas at
ST. $22 so per M.
sueARs were firm, with a moderate demand; and
sales of so hhas New Orleans at So 6t4c., and SO
hhds Dutch crushed at S1Ic
TosAcoo The demand steady. and noticed
sales OF rs hhds Kentucky at 10 lie; 80 hhds.
Maryla Ian at ~ 80 cases Florida at 12h 18c.;
bales Havana at 52hc ard II bags Havana scraps at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


PHnApEIPHA, Jan 2l-tirs Boardes3.oO Reading 81,
60 sb 7tc0 sehuyliils Navigation 6s, int off, b. 81
5000 DO 81 1000 do int 53 5000 do $50; 1000 City
Railroad 6s ~; "a 1000 do l03 1000 susquehanna Canal
2Co0 do 3d. COO de- 9th 200 Lehgh 6s 81; 1000 United
0s 6f 49, 10000 aiding SIS 10 iA 900 Y. states
Gs 81 ll6: go Spring Garden 6s, l0 700 Aeghany Co
es s5 LOO gilmngton RsiisIad a. az 500 sGh1yhi
susquebanna Canal IL 81 IehahtS 800 n. American Coal
Company, t5 lsss 100 do lisa; 20 Reading Railroad, Ss
loo % 36i5 800 Union Canal l61a 100 do b5 l6s Gil
rard Bank, l57s; 400 do Il Pennsyiyanis Bank lis
United States hank s 40 Mechanics Bank S4 20 Pha-
dephia Bank 100 100 Reading Railroad & $40 Vicksburg
Railroad 20 2i2 Union Canal b5 le'4; $50 DO Ia 900
RS sansi ga 10 do, ISL 80 d. a. 2ss loo North
Onto nSion Mining Company II; 90 DO, u 50 Cape 100
chssateake Mining Comgany "a 100 DO e.s = do; d.
6ence Kailr ad s SO do blCd 81 ID Boston and Maine
Railroad 1C5s l0ol4; Concord Railroad S. Ftehburg
Earose Il4 ll; u Western Railroad, 1o4 1U41a 50
Re, ding Railroad 50 35; Is Boston and Worcester rail-
road l69 u lpfh Old Colony Ralroad 67h; 5Northsrn
Railroad 7s; % Vermont Central Railroad BOD, 37A 100
do 500 e Al $50 do b60d S5 225 Canton Company SOD.
81 aslA lCodo sl1i s2s 90 do, tSoi g as2s % do
sled s2 $50 Edgeworth Company, bod 200 do. ssod,
200 do 81 10 East Bo-ton Company 26s Massachusetts
bank, 1925; Merchants Bant ll0x $1,000 Ogdensburg
Railroad Bonds 9si 500 Albany Railroad Bonds guaran
vermont Central Railroad %; 100 Canton Land Company
md 81 SIS ls5 do b3st So so Reading Railroad 35 IL
Ru tapd Failroad sl0d co. 20 Edg Company e4;
Cheshire Railroad s0d CO., 10 Old Colony Railroad 67a
BAIrmonr Jan. 2O-Sock Board-sl lss Baltimore IS 20.
ltSls 400 do l01, 1892 do, 20. lti Is shrs Mechanics
~ York and Cumberland Railroad 2Ot At the board
United States 6s o7. CLOSED At ll6 bid Maryland Ga
bid do. E IS bid: Sterling &C. % bid; Baltimore 6s TO- lO3
bid; do 20, l3s bid 60 go l0ts bid 1874 asked; do SIS.
s7 bid 20 asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds 81
ez lid So asked do 70 s2 bid, % asked do shares 1874
n
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BosroN, Jan 81.
Es esI. ssss Rs
mir gop De> Prospect, Jacksonve Michigan, Belfast for
cle,rsd-ship Cairo. Nors.n. b.k Prospect c.fSsaAsi
sss h,s ward Cnr.ee. fTauss Jane Porto kS o VIZ Avn
Ca1es Martha Washington. Jeremis Charm, Richmond;
s.et-Briss Patriot. Gage. and by Marshall west. Ha-
vana. -,
ArrivsS-Bark Zidon, Denarara, Dec 18th and Bonaire
1'n l1s Si1S i
Ca Jan 81 s 81 Ion spoke s'hT not Ben. .asr AS.
sehI. Fanny NJ s6s c.sdsnas. Jan Sd for Frankfort;
lsth-Arr brgs Ellis, Richmond for Boston; frAnhin.
trorohs do for Boston Joseph Baker Baltimore for Ban
cor: Torture. NYcri for Thona.ton. :.
for PtiiadepAa schr Cooley Co. do for NYorh; WAlcott
In vneya,d sound 18th, bark Girard Marseiss Nov 30
for BISON. -.
Arrived-Brg North America. EYork.
Ar,ivec-shp Romuius. Hun, Nwcoass, via sislands
bone.
sstesmer ssrsnac 10 still here but it xpecs:d that
Teen appointed for the sailing Of the john Adams Br chip
LADY The R West 5T sr ss CITY yhSh
here ye.sre. in 2 Gays from >. Thomas that ship
sSh srrrsd hss Issrd.y rem scl reports
passed tuesday last Oh Phon1 Island, full rugged brig
arsnty had been there but q short time.
Steamer hmerisa from Phadelrais or a9os put 10 To-
Arryee-schIs baleh News and Lishuoot, Nfork-
tai'se-Bris Alysrado, wIndies -
Arrved-setr GENTLE NYorf.
Ariiv te-sleop Pointer. Fowler. NYors.
Nail, Crowtl. Philadelphia =
Arrvee-selr Nssseroe csrkln Virginia; sOOp speaker
Wnctx NYcrb. .
sAiIed-slOup Traveller. Allen. NYOri
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In oenssqusscs Of heavy press Of natter, % are
unsyoidaby obliged to curtan our Theatrical reports.
Bowxsr rHKArnr-Ths performances are for the Be
nett OF MT II. Is. Stevens. Nssriy all the leading
.si 81 .ns s ~. .o.
Of amusement, and Mr.. Stevens being such general
i.,oIits there can % ,.. hsos sss IL
theatre crowded
BROADWAY THxArnr-Ths msgntncens spectacle of
Fsustss" which is drawing Immense audiences, will
b. repeated this evening, With the comedy Of the
Husband Of my Heart" The gorgeous and attrac.
tive piece of "Fsustus," independent Of the other
attractive feature will be to crowd this beautiful
theatre. Marshall deserves success.
BuRross THKArRE-T The new and excellent dramatic
production, entitled David Coppernsid,n which Ia
every night witnessed with delight, and every
followed by enthusiastic cheering will commence the
entertainments, and the farce OF the Man and the
Tiger" will conclude the amusements Of the evening
NATIONAL THEArRE.-The entertainments here
very attractive. embracing four excellent pieces The
hrst tbe" Printer Of New York. which will be fol
Ss ns sa n q sh ,ns ,s nsar viii De-
the Frsky Cobbler.n This programme will undoubt-
edly cram the house
BRoueHAMs LycEuM--Two splendid pieces are offer
ed for this evenings entertainment The first II" Da
vid Copperaeld which is admired by every one. All
the characters ably sustained but the performance
of Hsep by Mr. Owens is the most original and clever
piece Of acting we have The whole will con-
cluds with the Serious Family with an excellent
cast
AMERICAN MUSEUM The entertainments here con-
sist of Perfection" and the minstrelsy OF Donald
sons serep&ders, in the afternoon In the evening
for the beneht OF Mr. Andrews, the comedy OF the
Poor Gentleman with Ethiopian minstrslsy BY the
sereuaders.
CRcus.-The grand pageant attracted another over
flowing hous. last evening. The appearances OF ten
living camels besides full troop OF Arab steeds Wild
Tartar cavsry superb professions with costly trap
ping. &c viewed with delight The last tableau 10
ma n i6cenf An afternoon performance.
wAsnrscTos HALl.-The same intense desire to see
the splendid Panorama of the Pilgrims Progress
TO continue. rs the attendance shows.
sIePPAS HALL.The visitors OF this place OF amuse-
me nj seem delighted with the exhibition OF the Ia
bleapx OF New gland
sArrLER's CosMoRAMAs are decidedly the most beau
tiful paintings we have ever seen.
Domestic Miscellany.
Ifrialafnre Rhode Island Il embed at Pro.
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At Newark N. J on Tuesday, January II, BY Rev
Samuel Southland, Wn. Henry HsIss, Of Baltimore,
Nd and RACHEL HAKRiET WHALEY, only daughter OF
Thomas Whsley, deceased, of this city.
Baltimore and Philadephia papers please copy.
On July 10, 1850 In St Johns Cathedral Hong Kong,
China by the Rt. Rev George Smith, Lord Bishop OF
Victoria Rev RoBERr s. MAcLAY. of the Methodist
Episcopal Mission, uh Chau, to Miss HENRIErrA q.
srtERY. " Brooklyn. U. z. A.
At Washington, d. g., Hon GsoRGE @. KI,c member
Of the House OF Representatives from Rhode Island TO
Mis- ELY
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Telegraphie Reports.

NEw OkLEANs, Jan. 70, 1891
The Asia's news IL received. Gotten 10 quiet with
ssles of only O0O bales Flour il steady with sailed
Of 0Eio q. 81 rs. Corn is at 6sc., and Ohio oats
nj 62c. small sales of mess pork at sl2 . Sl4;
prime at $40 GO; bacon tides and shoulders ut,
Mossses has declined to 23c tor prime Fair sugar Is
selling ut SC.
CIScissATI January q, 1881.
Our markets are unchanged. AGO bbls. thin meas
pork sold at $40 25 loo kegs new lard at TX. Our
stock of -four is $1,000 bbls Rreigbts are heavy.
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HAyRr-Fatktt ship gAiha-ChAs Lersch, Of 0srmany A
ksrenton Of France. Mr. Stone,
HAaBukG-Snip Cls.a Ann-Cspt Ben Atweu, Uejus,
A iitjus. Miss Lotng.
CHiscrA IsLANDs-shp floridA-J Terry, Eye A D
Conn, Robt Gillespie.
BsRsuDa-Brig swss-GeO Davenport, James Stewart.
Burr Neil Johns part the
snder, WRECKED
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- For New Orleans direct. via Havana On Monday jan
th At " oclock NJ the p'endi double enne stesmshir
FALCON, LOO tons burtlen, ". J. nsrtstsne. " s. N.
Commander S sail at precisely ~ o'clock from her pier
the foot Of warren r. With the
Mills dir-ot Havana and New orleans Freight
20 New ORLEANS at usual raes Specie only taken freish
e Havana Slippers % rae eontsiniss ewelry oia
specify tho value ~ the shipment their bil
atrE the comrsny will rot be rponbte for any losses
valuable rchsndse ppsd without sach
For passage Or freight, aTllyts y. .. ROBERTS,
III West street. corner OF Warren ~.
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s,AsITimE INrsLLio ANcH


sttsmers-vsciho Nys Liverpool Coiiins Ksnnebso,
Eeyuonr lhfkdeIphls fronsidcs. Green, soutn hmboy
tMLs m6ttten Ctutrsss tpstl Williams Loni y. grir-
r. kmturn Coz Cssuubis 0sg niey, Gharisstga Wsr-
ala
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uHIPPIHo.

TTNlIED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For ChAgres direct, via Havana Through tickets to
San Francisco, 1T reduced On Saturday Jan 25th
a. P,s Ths spieneid double engine steamship oHIo
SUOtons turthen, Jas. fnday schenck u y. command
or will lsl precisely o'clock r. from her pier AZ the
foot q Warren street, r., with Tho Government Nails
Percubs foot rrersd Specie only taken freight 20
hyhna Shippers Of packages welry gold
silver ware articles commonly kno~n vauables
must specify the yslne q the sh In their bills Of
ladrg the onpsny will not he for Losses
valuable merchapdse shipped without such
For passage or freight apply 10 N. o. kosEaT5,
III West street. corner Of warren st.
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DE- wARREN IS coNrIpnsrlALLY coNsuLrlp on
DR. RALPH, AUTHOR or rue PRAcrrcALPRIyATx

~ Trestise. - Green wich street IL Is melsnsholy
uuh list very many individuals going from month
y month and even 70 suffering under scrsis
dtordern hch ~ feel 20 t destructive 30 ~ body
mind Deceived, and almost despair ~ the various
bosebg people whose Advertisements h the
know not how r. act ~ whom 20 conhde II scarcely
Tosthe 70 imhEihe the amount 81 dy and miery
aftirH fr tbe people hero sluses the an hor
sNsf ~ fai eslegt Until BE publication % NJ. Prso
ucsl rtivste Treatise degnsa Tor those who wh for
piyate as welt immediate I'D perfect our, q these
plants, but whie howtyer has given him pbundant
op ortunlty ~ witnessins th,se facts sany Cor Ia
regret, that tbey have bees led "a t.tr III "a IA
Hotties Of drops otherwise as MANI loves az s "a
othois agfin have fallen into the hanss IL chose he
" 81 srwsrd apteated, hsvs been trtirelv isnorsnt
q the dhe tnt varieties end changes these
sumo abd uhdergo - ma therefore strikinrl, apps
irt 20 every thnhhg person that rhhins IL ersster
eontquene than - OBJ ain for himself ne
toee I theT hatnrs rrogress consequence ard proper
moa@ ~ tnent fhift WITH every possible inor
nhuon VIII De found In The above which IL itself
PERCY sethsfu against 4usskefy authors hou for
,shsui,asoh sc nine 60 tWclvs, A. NJ Elk 70 hine, n
eptebl Tbofe aa cttd with detect
Ihels pant 81 long ttnding, ~ iasursd
- rsc cure while thoe who appy IN the early starss
" sui se1 a. The imme ate and convenient mode ~
.h butsNea: WIN Ieasrd 10 srctares diseases de-
hshA vn W generally tho Of badly treated
" cannot be VOC cell known that all the medciae
W. 1871 ~ ne go IL. Those, however who
sa"ehtr ~ ts ottr, or remsn short time uhder hs
J oealn perfect tafe and easy cure. Tho treatss.
Nses niay aeo be hsd " the author, Vt IS Ann street
80 I m9st hoohsaers, maiief tree 81 POSTAGE By I'D
sress'as boS ~ IorstP.0 Trsktnsns b. ..steE
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NoFEE TILL CURED.-DR. MURPHY HAS REMOVED
IN TO No ~ Roosevtlt street, Chatham where he
houry eorfuted IN All diseases Recent ease, he onres
without in Two TO four days with psaleed
esss uis specihc, 81 boz cannot be beaten n. B-H
beat, er. n. viii forfeit $3.50.
nR. COOPER. u DUANE STREET HAS roR rup
~ last fourteen yss confined his practice IL the treat
ment o. mrsuIRl and other diseases ue me
aggravated eases % this disease ass mild cases removed
tro 70 I'VE dare perfect cure ohsrre.
IN JOHNSON, NO. Is DUANE STREET so WELL
- known in the treatment o. delic..e diseases poe-
torateputaton Tor skill In those half oas~s
hsvs existed for years. IL pre- emiAen Oopstitutonsi
Neskness brought on BY secret habit
Recent eases cured in four days
nR WARREN rs CoNFIDESTiALLY CONSULTED ON
aseaes from pr.ctice o. eighteen yesSs. thrs. Of
winch were A. Tho htptas Of this city. he
nnranee Iemaesnt cures q diseases without mercury.
lnDy eraicating The poison from the
Mott street '' "
IN NERVOUS nEBIIITY-DR DE LANEY 81 LIS
tenafa street continues 70 psv parti1ular ten
the - those SAD disordersOf body and
suhF from improper hats IN youth, ths
~ n Tor business 's0niety. aud m.trmeny. Trestment
also. ~ letter In EnEli b, French, or German.
mn rur % m nm . ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

Domestic Miscellany.
The Legislature OF Rhode Island assembled at Pro-
whence yesterday.
The Hon Geo. T. Fort was yesterday inaugurated
Is Governor OF New Jersey.