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NOW Is THE TINE

LOB al thoee wshing to purchase any article in
E-the Wy Of fine WATCHES, rich and hsbio.l.
ave dsn JE#ELhY pure stsrlieg SILVER WA 4 e,
(of our own msnufscture) 10. &C., to eavs from ID
% q par cant BY calling at HOODS JEWELkY
STORE, - he IL now receiving hi Fall supply O,
nns goods, which he WIN dispose Of at the lowest
New York city prices. Pa avenue, between ~ and
sep 10 " a HO0D
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PHILADELPHIA, ADVERTISEMENTS,
sNIDER's WINES

~ a [ ? FH El1 a Ii Il + M A.
TOHN V.SNIDDR, Dealer IN Wines, ut fhe
- former old established WtSe Shore Of JAGOE
SNYDER, Jr, so. 10 Walnut street. four doom, -
low Fourth street. where oosssners will Be Supplied
With WINES and LIQUORS on the most aooomnae
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for Che, I'm
portation Of fURkIGN WINES, Once No. 7e va
nut street. Philadslphia, where he Is prepared to
receive orders for the spscial Importation Of Wines
10, from various houses in Europe in qusntitise Of
single dosen and upwards; and also solicts fos hi
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN 6NIDHR, the patronage Of
his friends and former customers ,.,s -
- ALI Wines ordered fog Warrington Will Be- de-
liysred by Express jTes, Of haioM. 7s js8-1y
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

ae%A DR. O. MUNsON has fitted nm thu
TfS$ house and office On Pennsylvania ave.
SIID nue.. formerly occupied by Dr. Hum.
-. - phreys, and is making TEETH on an sE.
trey new plan, with continuous gum-the very i'm.
psrsonstion Of nature herself, only handsomsr If de-
sired Public inspection respectfully solicited Dr..
N. owns the patent for the D. c., Va, and n q.
All departments in Dentistry attended to and war.
ranted to be done in tho very bast manner 49,,
mar 14-lv ~ 'i'F
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LIME! LIME!! LIME =!

'TNHB HAMBURGER LIME KILNS being now tn
osmriete order, the proprietor vii DO enabled
10 furnish his approved customers ct all times dur
ing the season with Limo Of the bsst quality fss
plssteripg and other purposes. The lime manufao
tured at these- kiins IL warranted to be equal IN
quality to sny othsr manufactured in the United
Ststes The price will be, delivered At the kiln, 9le
In any other part Of the city q. 8E /
Cement nd Oslaised Plaster osn also b, hsd st al
t5mee. : = ..s.- W. A. W. DRNHAM
an a.-.6n -..e,.er-.. - = Bofsthe propFiebnr
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,u,., ,s,c;.l WILL WATCH, Harki Mstties
W. 92lEl Harki and several other Regatta Eoat
1@Dongs to Be had at the Music Depot Of
HILBUS 4 HlTz.
! P. s.-Just received Isx copies Of the new and
popular Topy PolkSs embellished With 8 vignstts
Of Topsy. aueI7-
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TO THE LADIES.

M1W FALL a0ODs.-I have j.st returned from
~ the North with the most beautiful assortment
u knbroderiss, Fancy, and Trimming Goods sv.I
Fet brought TO this market, t. which invite the
he first goods in this market and viii be sold a,
ne usual low prices Gail and exsmiue them,
~assosr yoa wish to purchase or not.
-~#- =. MYER,
o. AT the stsn Of the blue and white Awning, ,
. Pa sysnue, bstwssn Sth and 9th 80.
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I
The SERFs OF RUss4A-The Mareais
de Cuisine, in his recently published
work on Russia, devotes chapter to the
serfs. He says it is difficult to form a Just
idea Of the real position of this class of
men, who live IN the possession of no
acknowledged rights, and who yet form
the nation. In many parts of the EN-.
pire, the peasants believe themselves to
belong 30 the sol, q condition of existence
which appears to them Hstarai, even
when they have difficulty ia understand
ing how man can be the property of man.
Not unfrequently the peasants, when
about to. be sold, send deputation to
some far of amaster,7 Of, whose character
for kindness reports have reached them,
irploring him TO- buy them, their lands,
their children, their cattle. And if this
lord, so celebrated for, his gentleness, be
without money they provide him with it
IN order TO be sure Of belonging TO him.
In consideration, be exempts them from
taxes for certain number of years, and
thus indemnifies them from tho price OF
their bodies, which they have paid to
him in advance, by furnishing the sum
that represents the value Of the domains
to which they belong, and to which they
have, as it were, obliged him to be their
proprietor. The greatest misfortune that
can happen to these gegetafiDg men, is
to see their native fields sold. They are
always sold with the glebe,r and the only
advantage they have hitherto derived
from the modern ameliorations of the
law is, that they cannot now. be- sold
without it. The fortune ofGs wealthy
man is computed by the heads Of his
peasants. The man who 10 net free is
coined, and is equivalent, on an average,
to ten roubles year to his proprietor,
who is called free because he is the owner
of serfs. There are districts, however,
where each peasant brings three or four
times this sum to his master, SEo7
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s78 CUMBERLAND COAL FOR SALE. :
4 SUPERIOR article OF lump tnn Of Mines, An
IA Fi:e By tina cargo or siEgls tan,----- {
Apply 1t kssby'e Wharf, Washington j
$500 THOS MAHAPRkY, Aaent
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company.
aug 28-lms
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d r- '=5a d r GS, a-'~ 80.
FANCY GOODS AND PRRFUMERY

flNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
/ snd the public that he has just received . large
supply Of Extracts of ali kinds for the
and ell other things pertaining to the Drug bust,
Also, O. goods Indian Cholaeogue, Rowand's Ton
10 Mi1tur~, Keensr' 3 Powders, Fever and Ague DO,
AMI ali other fever and agus ren-d dies. aiGEf >
o. BOSWELE,f
r.-' 7e- Corner Maryland Nv. and 7th st. -
N. B.-superior Soda Water may be had 1t all
times at the above place sen lin
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70 CONTRACTORs AND BUILDERs.

70 CONTRACTORS And BUILDERS
F1NHE subscriber would respectfully inform tb,
/ public that he keeps constantly on hand anG
for sale ct the lowest prices, large assortment o.,
articles necessary for building purposes, which b.
hopes it viii prove for their interest to call and es
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Among ths most important sfe------------.
PZNRRYN AARRLE IND IRON AANTELS
which for ehespness, beauty and durability
are unsurpassed .. ..r .-
RlRLOR IND CaAABER ENA HELLEL
CRATES, the latest New York styles -.,.
DUNLAP q cos HOT AIR FURNACES. 10,
heating private and public buildings, churche.
To-, the very bsst and the MIST ecosomca
Furnace nov in use -.f ..-r
P0ND'S IMPROVED DOUBLE [HKN COOK
ME RANGES H.. n. IL - ...-s
CAST IRON WINDOW LLNTKLS AND SlLLA,
IRON COLUMNS, 6e-----
kNCZUS44C FILING, for Hal, Eestibule, and
~ Church floors : - '----,t p 1879
IRON RAILINGA, Of cast and wrought iron, ard
wire. These arc Manufactured in New York
,as and for their beauty and variety OF pstt-rD
and finish are unequallei.
The shove VII be put upif desired, and every Q,
tort viii Be made to give purchasers satisfaction.
Apply ct the - g.. r.
Ornamental Iron Ware House,
Pa. avenue, between Sd and ~ streets
ssjy 2-NDd - r. ~ X. HASKINS.
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ROGER BROWR 4 co.,
Observation-Disclosures <lxPoRExRs ar
: WINES AND LIQUORS. S:
~ Foe No. 1n3 HIGH STREET, a0.i -
{IstUssn Eighth G,s4 Ninth, north sSxs,}
PHIL PA.
.osn sxows. Too zS-ly1 WILLIAM viLLAc
tT ~ DOCTOR YOURSELF. q.tv
THE POCKET ESUULAPIUS:
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

The Ffdeth Edition, with
One hundred EngravinFa
showing Diseases and MAJ
formations Of the Human
System In every SNAPS and
form. To which IL added {
Treatise On the Diseases OF
Females, being Of the high.
est Importance to married
people, or those contain
plating marriage. By
WIN. YONG, II. D.
Let NO father be ashamed
to present . copy Of the
kSCULAPIUSt to his child
Il may save him from m
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(rAyvks.-kid, back siik, Piu.h. Csshmers
lana, iisle Thu ed, and sfik GLOVES cor Ia.
Wtlssds' Hotel,
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VIM H. KING, M. D.,

Office ON tn street bsioesn and K streets.
hR, KING having been engaged in the practice
IL practics Of Meiicins and Surgery for ten year
In Pennsylvanis, usts he will render satisfaction
to tho who may wish his professional services.
The beet Of references can be given t-,ssz,-e Z
aug 22- Inns - :. - -
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EVENING" STAR.
THE ORIGINAL YAsKEr DOODLE.
fRo4 Al DID fPARER.

M we summer OF IT'S NE British amy under
nshd OF Abercrombie, lay encamped on the
sst SIDE OF The Hudson River. avail ing relnforce-
ehts OF militia from the Eastern States, previous
10 tne marching upon Tfeondefosa.s During the
company after conpany, eachs rsan differently
armed, equipped, and acc0uned, from his neighbor,
ana The whole presenting such a spectacle as was
never equaed unsess BY tfe celebrated einfent si
sne merry lack Falstah. Their o&tre appearance
furnished great amusement for the British officeTs
One Dr. saskbafy, an English surgeon, composed
the tune OF Yankee Doodle and arranged il 10 words
Mnen were grayeiy dedicated to the new recruits
me loAe took, and the tune has come down to this
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PRESERVING KETTLES

A LARGE assortment Of Porcelain and bell meta
IA PRESERVING KETTLES have Just b-sn re
eeveo, together with large assortment of House
keepers Hard ware, all of which are offered on rea
sonsble terms BY the subscriber.
. jos. L. SAVAGE,
Pa avenue, between 10th and llth str.
1T -. = - :
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COAL AND WOOD

WE are now recsving our regular supply of the
w best Philadelphia Red and White Ash Goa L.
and are prepared to deliver II the lowest market
pric~s. -,,....le-. 6,.. ....s..-g 81
We have determined to purchase no inferior quail.
tiles Of Anthracite Coal for the sake of deriving
hw rents per ton additional profit, and BY doing %
give the consumer IN unsatisfactory article, hut
purchasers may rely upon receiving the vsrv best
article in all cases, well prspared-ftee II m 81 1t.
and dust. - y
Every load Of Coal sent from our yard u carefully
Weighed, (not measured) and 40 pounds given tc
the ton. t .....'. -. .-.r-f
Coal In sizes suitable for sto'ea, Ranges Crates,
and Furnaces equally Hell prepared in each of the
Sizes.
Also, Cumberland Coal in Jumps, and for Black.
smi this paIposee. rt,.I, 80
A good stock Of Hickory, Osk, and Pine W0 y
always on hand
Pereons wishing . good article at fair prics
sheuld give us q call before purchasing Of O.heI
yards. W. = WATERS L CO.,
Od1ce corner of 18th and q STREETS
Nov at the Wharf cargo of ". A. Stove and Egg
Goal, aud receiving weekly the different kinis.
sep 12-eo6t W E. W. 90
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@ DoIsTaARD.
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR,

INVENTOR OF THE cELRBRAfHD GOssAMKR
VRNTILATING WIG AND KLA6IIO BAND
--.--,-.1 TQUPACES. q COZ /
No. l57 CHESTNUT STREET, oIpossss tie 8GA
House. Philadelphia. -. 4 .--~.l (
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies' and 0sntlcnsi
/ to measure their own hsa u with accuracy.
For WIGS, Inches III. Teaeees scalps, Inch.
no. I. The round Of the No. l. From Tforshesd to
---hcsd ------ - - back r. far -
Z. From TO eheaa BALD. /
~ :" oyer the head to ,Ss l. Over forehead %
3 y7t''' rsck.. T"t1 Il. as required. .
8. From car to GER 3. Over the crown Of
'shG over the he.d. Ee head.
q. From ear 10 ear CUR - -
90 -ound the fore N'
3 '' head: '3"h 81 .f@s' i .-'a "'.e'
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5fsAf's'eABLEs , With ize fiussrstsen.,
NJ vol, London, l8t4-Sl- SIS ~ Iss5 1gd
tloet; their management, by JIAvasa 1AsShsv,
fAe aaFxs,s Of kcisnes, By W. Fullsa, Nth d.
Aasy ttnr-so Mr.. sy dtntam Gree nfpeh, cd Of
his fie dsin tohdor, With prmerous ifisstIsstons,
London, lS54-2kc. FRANK TAYLOR
aug 60
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CCHOOL BOOKS Of every description at Il
- lowest publishers' prices, at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
sep p Book tore, near 9th st.
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amer ard ! went down to camp,
Along with Captain Good IN,
"nere we see the men and bpys -- 90
As thick as Hasty pudding. a., a. .s,.4..
There was Captain Washington .s.
Upou Shaping Stallion,
n g,v'ng orders to his men-zs- --- 81 TIE
- Suess there was million. .....- -,t.
And then the feathers on hrs hat, -s-s ~.
They looked 30 tarnai fine,
wanted pesliIy get leH61- .fH-- T.
10 give to my Jemima. So s.qas
= And there they had swsnpin gun larE ''
F AS large as log o. maple, - .-..- ..
On deuced little cart-
load for fathers cattle. su
Asa every time ti,ey fred IL Oh, = Isc "
III took horn Of powder a-e- s--,.,..-
III made a noise like fathers gum,
90 Only nation louder. ITs sdcpRfiaf1'
i went as near to il myself, -
As Jacobs underpinnin
ma latner Eentas near again
thought the deuce was in him.
And there I see little key,
Its head was made Of leather- ~ $40
ihsy knoek'd upon = with little ssicks, 2
To can the folks together. -. --
And there they'd fife away like fun, ,
And played on cornstafk iddles,
And some had ribbons red rs blood, ed
All bound about thsir niddles. r. ,oiss
The troopers too, would gaIlop up
And hre night in our faces;
itscafed me nmosr haf t0heaaho cTi4a
10 see them run such races arrrarI .
Old Uncle Sam came there % change y =
some pancakes and sDRe onions, 2 .
For 'iasses cakes to carry; home, st7~Fa 4
~ 10 gave his wife and young ones -a ;
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81 -. FOB rINTY PoINr,s : - :
OLD POINT. d NOREOLK.

se;sSA Ths sssansr O EoRoLA ,ssv~
staA evsy Saturday morning
leaves Norfolk every Sunday 1t 4p. M; etoopine Al
0ad Point Piney Point, and al the usual landings
on the rotomse tor pasesneers er''a. - =
The Osceola will oontahue % run 10 Eorsblk until
- ~ N-Hv Z, arn JAS. MIrCaRLL.. ant
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hUuno ZIP uoKes 20 W1renton, nun eseur- ;.
days TO %
7. sPsssengsrs por Lursy and New Market viii take
ths train leaving Aexandria, ut I O'Clock Q. m
ON Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, connecting
with the stages ct Cu1peper, @. Il. --'Sj /
. Passengers fer Lynchburg VIII take the trsir
leaving Alexandria at O'Clock, o H. on Mos
days Wednesdays, and Fridays, connecting with tn,
stages ct Charlottesville. IT - .
M-Pssssngers for tss white sulphur Spring,
meeting with the stages at Gtxnntpn. s. Eui7E-i
> Freight Trsins are running daily, (6x1day 81
esetsdl BE- ssu. 20 1.rb - 1sse. - rs,i,, -
PEI oedsr: s. ~ ". q. BROOKKTT, Agent.
Alexandria, Va. May %. may Sit
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FOR BALTIMORE.

The Steamer OSCEOLA Win 70
sumo her regular trips to BaIti.
more on TUESDAY MORNING, the IitA instant .,
e'cioeh - - ,,.,.,,,,.. ,uu.,n,,
ct O'Clock >. m.---stoppins 1t Leonardtovn. Nd.
g. Msry's River, Nd, KinAle and Gone River, and
thu usual landings on ths Potomac liz -.
U5-Sms JAS MITCHELL. Captain
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i. Dollani h0
always ready @r
0ale . splendid
stock Of Gently
p Wigs, Toupees, ,
Ladies' Wigs,
half Wigs, fri1-
cts, B raids,
Ourls, TO-, beau.
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PROPOSALS roR fEp1AI GOODS
prAssHs,a OF srIrrznon

= DpAsxkl,0 on IrrxuoH
o0ce Indian Affairs September IL, 1854
GIALED PRoPos as udor.-d Propo..l, a.
~ fphSn Gocds,' Wit rec<iv-d at ths a.. :,
indian Affair.". wshsst,'n esty, Until 10 c,ris.s
N, on we3sNasy, the ifth DAY Of ocscbvf -
for furnishing goods Tor Indiana, - follow:
Class No l.
1cekisoe Bsantes osi D-y 6osds
$500 Pairs s-point white Mscliuse blspt.t, :.
measure % BY ~ inches, ma 10 v,s.4t
aSoo p.is AZ pcs,s Co. 10 me-. %, @ ~ ca.
s'asl and wssh pcsrds -dL 600
l00e patn point Do, - measure a. b. o. "a n
a. weigh 81 pounds T -
1000 pairs u point do, 10 measure % BY 20, s,6
weigh ~ pounds 'sS-
500 paiu roiut Do % measure 81 by e. "a a.
a. n;7si Weigh ~ psunss ID
800 pGirs point scarist DO /, 70 nsssure @ In N
.- and wsteh psuD6s 1-. =
so pAirs 2k point de, % MEASURE 81 by G. A.
w.,gh pcunds 5000 :
100 pairs 3> point green do, to measure GO By q
and w,igh 10 ponds
$50 psirs spoint do, b measure 90 by -, End %
weigh pounds 80
$50 pairs 21< point do, 30 measure 81 By ca sod
es wti9h rounds ---t :
leo pairs 81 point Gsntinela blue do. 10 ms,a
u. ure CO by 81 AID weigh 10 pcunds
400 pairs S-pcint do, to measure 90 81 ~ and /,
weigh pounds n III
500 pairs az p, Int 40 70 measure 81 ~ O. sss
With pounds FHH.-t -
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For internal use; purely vegetable combination
ror the cure of rheumatism, Gnut, and sn Neural
gic and Rheumatic Diseases. This remedy is offered
with the utmost confidence 1t has been used most
extensively, and Is - Specific for Rhsumatic
Diseases the world has ever seem. Price per bot
tle 80 cents. Ito ... H. b.
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Y. DR.. MeC;ntoek's Tonic Aherdiv
Svrtsp, ~

For purifying the blood. The most powerful pu'
rier ever discovered. For all Scrofulous diseases
Skin diseases, Eruptions Boils Pimples, Erysipsas
Ulcers Sore Legs, and all Rheumatic and Syphilis,
complaints, &c. It is q most excellent spring medi
cine, perfectly palatabe, and safs for children or fe
msleS. Price (pint Bottles) 81. an ''- @ ice -
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; IMpORTANT TO TIE SICK.

YINHB great experience and vellknovn shill Of
j Prof MCCEINTocK Is sufficient guaranty to the
have been constantly used in his practice tor the
last thirty years. VIII fully sustain by their effects
the valuable qualities attributed to them, and
prHve to be the best Medicines ever offered to the
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xV0 yaro1 fancy hist blue cloth
$50 do DO green DO --f-
5000 do saved list do De -
$500 DO do scarlet do -s-,-zr
$50 do do green DO -stsfg
500 rounds wcrstd yarn, folds rrN
200 dossu cotton Gag hsndkerchisfs .t.-..
20 do d. Msdras do -...e..r.-. .-.
90 do black ,ilk do
50 60 9. cotton shawis
80 do Ga do ..
60 do - do F ar.-T
20 do 81 voolIep shavls -r -s.ss.
e0g pounds linen thread p -s..s-
10 do sewing silk v
} 200 pieces ribeBds. sssrrtsd '..- --,-. .
30 groG worsted gathering ......l.
80 pieces silk hsndkerchisfs s
50, 900 yards calico
10. 600 do Merrfmsc calico >11
$500 do blue drilling "''d '-'ss1-
1000 do eeorgia stripes w .r-
5000 do blue drnuins -F- ula-..a
1900 do ootsonAds ..-.-ifs. 40 .-4--..s e..
1000 do bsd ticking - ...
900 do Kenturky jeans
1880 do atinets
| 5000 do plaid linsey
$50 do domestic shirting, b,-schsd 71
10 900 do do DO unblsached ar-
500 do do sheetins do .-r
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-31

Clos ED CHURcHEs.- The New
York Day Book says: Attention
IS very generally attracted to the
circumstance, tfiat large number
81 The churches in this city are now
closed. The most wealthy and fash
ionable establishments in particular,
Now, we have To remark that there
is no kind Of necessity for this
There are hundreds Of Young ,liyines,
just entering or the ministry, who
would be too happy To preach in
these vacant pulpits. Blu the truth
IS, these pampered clergynen" bear
like the TUX, 40 brother near the
throne.,' They 10 not like to have
any one preach 10 their congrega-
tlpns but themselves, and so when
pestilence is walking in the noon
day and the dying need every con
ISOLATION, these pious gentlemen are
of in the country fishing OF bathing.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-31

BAD. STATE OF Moral s.-The
New Orleans Delta makes the fol-
lowing nj elancholy confession of the
condition of affairs in that city.
although the murders in New
Orleans will average one every
twelve hours, this (the conviction OF
Frank Smith for the murder of his
wiley is the second conviction, with
out qualification, for eight years.
There is fault some where, and it
should be remeded. So many mur-
ders, assassinalions, fights, drown
ing, and found de adj should lead
to some endeayors for their stop
page. AS it is, no Q lie is ever found
guilty of murder here, and those
who are convicted Of manslaughter
are only sent 10 B atom Rogue for
term of years. We hope the
wrong will be RENE died, but have
no reason to suppose that it will be.
4 Jury cannot be empannelled
in New Orleans who, will find any
man guilty of murder, if they can
help it. The universal judgement
is: every man take care OF him.
SELF"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-31

INFLUENCE OF CLIMATE ON TIL
Color OF MANkiND.-For 1906
years the 10 wish ra &c has been dis
persed into dii1srent ATTITUDES and
climates, and they I,aye preserved
themselves most distinct 1ro1a any
intermixture with the other races
of mankind. Theirs are-some Jews
still lingering in The valley of Jor-
don, having been oppressed by the
successful conquerers of Syria for
ages-a low race Of people, and de-
scribed by truslN orlhy travellers as
being as black as any Of the Ethio-
pean races. Others OF the Jewish
people participating in civilization,
and dwelling in the northern nations
show instances of the light complex
ion, the blue eyes and light hair of
the Scandinavian families. Wesee
then. how tc account for the differ.
snces in color, without having 10 re-
fcr to original or specific distmc-
,ions.-Prof. OweH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-31
w. A. SEWELL.

! While Mr.. Burchard was preach-
ing one of his hottest sermpns,at the
. old Chatham street Chapel, New York
he raised his eyes towards the door
Just at the momeut Col Aaron Burr
entered, and exclaimed. There is
the gray-head sinne h l shall appear
in judgment against him. Col Burr
walked down the aisle with a cold,
firm military step so peculiarly his
own, until he had reached the CEN
Eter-with low bow he addressed the
minister thus: Mr.. Preacher, | have
been lawyer in this city, for nearly
half a century and Of all the rascals
it has ever been my lot to deal with,
none surpass that class of criminals
who turn States evidence The "a
bove may be relied on as correct.
A Chinese Duel in California;.
Initiating the practice of the law-ma-
kers of California, two Chinese inhab-
itants of that State, who had falling
out, agreed to settle the affair by al
duel. The weapons we're bamboo
sticks, with which they whacked each
others heads until one eff them cried
out that he was satisfied" that his
wounded honor was healed. Proba-
bly, the process was the same as that
by which our doctors sometimes cure
an inward inflammation by producing
an outward sore.
The number Of coffee houses in
Cincinnati is one thousand one
hundred and ninety-se ven.
A large and handsome marble
tombstone, with the following in
vas recently erected over
he grave of b slave, in Augusta
Va. Sacred to the memory
f Billy VI artin, the faithful servant |
{ John Merritt