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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-01-10
LONG TAILED CHARITIEs.-As We

LONG TAILED CHARITIEs.-As We
were listening few evenings since,
to the conversation of one of the
most wise and learned men Of these
times-a man of wit and humor. we
heard these remarks = On the whole,
| do not like long-tailed charities 1t
is but right that each generation
should take care Of its poor and sick
and infirmed. Great foundations
seldom have a proportionate super
structure; the greater the remove
from the life or death of the donor,
the greater the probability Of abuse
or perversion Of the gift. What a
pity, blythe bye, that rich men do
not see the economy of being their
own executors and trustees!--as they
are beginning to do little in Boston
and elsewhere. When a man of
affluence says-I am rich enough
/ will acquire no more-I will give
my income to charity after this date
he is sensible, and soon finds
giving, wise and judicious giving,
almost as easy as gathering. And
then it makes him so happy to see
the effects Of bis benevolence. Look
at Girard College! Sir, liberty with
other mems money is one of the
virtues that survived the effects Of
the fall Of Adaml ] think that
in charity, as in everything else, as
little should be done by proxy as may
be.
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An Incident Worth Recording.

We learn from friend who was
present at the Democratic county
meeting at Denton, on Tuesday last,
that the Wings, who were holding a
meeting at the same time in another
part of the town, passed resolution
to join the Democratic party, and
vote the Democratic ticket at the
November election, after which they
formed into procession and marched
en- masse, and with colors flying,
towards the place where the Demo-
Gratis were holding their meeting.
When they had nearly reached the
spot over which the Democratic
flag was floating on the breeze, their
spokesman advanced, and in sub
stance said:
@Gentlemen, we wish to join the
Democratic party, and hereafter to
battle under the glorious banner of
Democracy Will you receive us?''
A deafening shout Immediately
burst from the Democratic ranks /,
as they exclaimed, "We will! We
will!" which was succeeded by cheer
ing that might have been heard for
miles around, and other exhibitions
of the widest joy. The Wings
then advanced under the Flag II
took off their hats, and gave three
hearty cheers. Then such shaking
of bands-such congratulations
such shouting, and other exhibitions
of rejoicing were never before wit
messed in the country.
After the excitement had some
what subsided the new made Demo-
Gratis gave their promise to vote the
Democratic ticket at the next eiec-
ton, and the meeting, after transac>
ton the usual business and listening
to some able addresses, one of which
was delivered by the orator of the
Wbig meeting, adjourned under the
happiest auspices.--Detaware Reg
'ster. 2 q ,stbi3 ii
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THE COMMERCIAL DEP AIR NII1NT
s+-----4----
fffM OTIfans Nlonep Nlarket.
cnEscEYr OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,

Wednesday Evening, July 16 1856
Nothing Of moment occurred oday ID financial circles Some
negotiations in Exchanges the regular meeting Of bank dec
tors though did not require very lengthy seseons 10 transact
the business before them few thousand dollars of long paper
placed with shower Of rain in the busy Of the day make
up the chapter Of events.
Money continues abundant and accessible for all legitimate
purposes The calls the banks continue within their ability
to discount On the street there continues demand good
paper Advces from New York Of the character
which have noticed for month past easy OF
money matters The for Liverpool Wednesday last
carried III gold The chief shippers being essrs
Brown Brothers Co.. S25000 Belmont g. Coz Rothschild
10000 pickersgi G Co. S2g0oO james King Sons, $780,
600; Van Hoffman, 100000.
The Exchange market continues very firm Il premium
for checks New York, par to II dis for sight and five
days sight drafts outside bankers holding generally the
rate OF the banks though usual concessions in in
stances made. Bankers rate for thirty days date dis
for sixty days sight, q to- 2 cent discount with general dis.
inclination to draw largely the outside figure fair
commercial bills 60 days sight taken IL TX discount.
Sterling r the banks and bankers hold lO 01z prem
outside, few drawers and they firm at 81 to TO- pressing
on the market In bills adig drafts learn the sale Of GOO
bales at and two other small parcels at fraction and
fraction below Francs without change, drawers Paris direct
firm at 5o8a with occasional be had
lower rate, say 5.l32f to 5121s
BY the statement Of imports at this port for the last year II
will be seen that the Increase in importaous Of foreign
candise is wina fraction of thirty and half per
over the ending Both june 1856 The increase in free
goods fifty cent This indubitable evidence Of
steady increase in the foreign trade of city, and is not
ned that any will assert to the contrary that the domestic
trade Of city has not increased in corresponding ratio We
SHALL however, have the pleasure Of showing in few days. the
heavy increase in the export trade of city for the last year
Imports Of Merchandise Bullion ami Specie at Gs Port the
EjsrnI,n linn lime
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ds 1
a do hio 3D. ssk a 81 q s sn
= 1bbl eggs Delhondoa b1s bacon Moore 1 Vancuin
bs ii Witty PCS sssg s bs
Seo4sl Hewitt, Norton Ico7S do wheat sis bbs
5s se5 L b SS do
ne Bee ess BACON ITO bbls Sgr bags hea. Keep
@
is
@ % % e SeS9 DC Do Do wheat BIG Ga bs
aGu s9s sss sdIa e
IL S0f m Dc 9 S saI % % ats pe
mill Beloeq Sso pes bagg9g Smith
der-rolal s. hhds tobacco
4 a A@ ssc2 casks ao5 g shs
5o
Is Bsebe 6coo bbs whisky A1hur 4co65
B Rss9s Rs sss g
i q n2s bne ls S ehsass ey @ so M
obls BEEF 5bls whisky Grove Wefa IF BPS
5s Sss
If Do WHISKY =
s h ss Ss fP S5s Nj e ssyE
zeiEler- IS SKIS corr Short Do 9 shaw scoN
sSs $ . Il 95%
CAIRo-Seamer Lucy Robinson-3 bills pork hf do lard
Do bacon kegs butter DC ad S. sks
5osr % bP sFd S o Snss
bbls eggs John Hurley &eo122 do Donney Bezzn-
l0l do Moore Vanculin-4S3 bars iron Folger
l6 hbs 5I kegs do Martini Owen Cobb-9 bxs eebe
~ bbls whisky Wills Rawlins &co8 do potatoes Benton
Gco do eggs hf do cheese1 c bacon Delhondio29 bbs
eggs Schneide30 do Moore Vaneulnl00 do A Morton
co-0O Payne Steele Sco5O do qusyrouse Langsdor
81 do Connolly ECO do eggs Robertson McDougal- bx
mdse VI swee-lot of machinery Whiting &co-sundres
to order
GRAND LAKE-steamer Southern Bse-5l bales cotton to
G Pinckard &co-50 w jackson &CoSJ Person &co-2l
Oakley Hawknsm6 May &eo.7 to John Watt &co--s TO
steele &eoL Ward Saunders Ilntl2 Walker HutGhpgs
dng-2t Bn5rows-lls Petrie-lv do Laughln,2I
Lindsey do Col oakey-i4 do Dick Nah do Payne Har
rison-1 do Cuddy Browd &co55 bbs pork Ferguson o.
Dowd-sundrieso ordcr-Total, 100 bales cotton
Neutrality-suspicious. Opelousas-7 bales cotton Male,
Summers &co-56 hhdS sugar Giraud-I4 do Belocq
CO. bbls molasses Vaudeville Mehenny2 do N Pnck-
ard &co-sunres order-Total bales cotton rs hhds sugar
and bbs molasses.
MOBILE-Steamer Oregon-3l bales onaburgs Ieschford
co16 do Carter &co-sundres TO Smith Il Van Benhuy
Een-R Geddes and order
BAYOU SARAsteame Capitol-50 hhds sugar 20 bbls Of
IS SKIS potatoes sundres to order,
RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS, oPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAlLROADl bale wool TO Lapiere Ferres-1 Dbl mdse 10
Hail. Rodd Punan]T hides Jacob Deboval &co-l bX and
pkg mdse Vincent keol coil rope Robers-l bx mdse to
Giraud-sundres to order.
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nR. BILLINGS CARGITNATIVE AND AS
- - TRINGENT sYRUP-An Infalible Remedyfo cHoL-
ERA INFAETuM OR SUMNER COMPLAINT OF chill
DREN, CHOLERA SMORBus, sDIARRHEA,s or NY IR-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOWELs-The long and sac
csssul experience in the Of this remedy by inventor
in the treatment CT all the diseases for which 1t recon-
mended together with the highly testimony which
numbers bear to its efficacy in the Of the Bowel
Of Children Diahea Cholera MoFbus and Dysentey
grown persons, ene to higher confidence than
Of the ordinary humhug medicines Of the day. pro
fess perform miracles and all the Ills Of Its charae
has been fully established in the hands Of physicians Of
highest character the following letter from gentleman
a resident of Lcckhart, Texas. will show:
sDELrA, fCoahoma Coz Miss, May ST. Is47.
o. o. Woofaan, Esq Dear SiThere but very few Of
the nosrums offered tohe public to which would be will
ling to lend the sanction Of my name however humble may
either in the world Of letters Of medicine Observation
and experience however, have forced upon the conviction
that Billings Carinatiye and Astringent Syrup is very
valuable compound, prepared upon scientific pncplesper-
ectly in harmony with the laws Of organic and therefore,
deserves although its ingredients kept secret higher
in the scale of remedial agents than Ii affords
pleasure be able without the fear of successful conradc
ton) add my testimony favor of it's efficiency and
pleasant remedy in all the bowel for which
recommended have used myself several very In
terestng chronic of Darrhea Dysente and
mend it in many others and in every instance, where
preparation was indicated, it proved successful.
y Respectfully yours, u VI 4
S D. NJ. PORTER, NJ. D..,j
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by &
!. o. O. wooDMAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
je12 5md&W II New Orleans, La. y
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NEETs. DRUGGJsTss GIAssWA Hill, BRUSHES FFs,sci.
and American WINDow-GLAss PAINTS. OILS DYE
STUFFs, etc. 58E 4
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants and Planters who
purchase Medicines Of beat ual uo beia ased
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Sgipping gntelligst,te.
THURSDAY, july II, 1855,

THURSDAY, July II, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Nautilus Thompson, for Brazos 81 Jago,
ssP Ts ss ssPi BsS. s4s e.
sopees Joanson London @hney &eS
Span 6 sr ,aga for saselG e
Mex ser Arroganto cabado for sa Ss',' go
schr Emma de Russey Bonner Pensaco S'
schr Ann Maria, Martini for coatacoacos ''s '''0i eco
SsT f ks~sa 1fs MfasRs ff Eaz As
hr 1is@ ssy 4 dm
scl,r Josephine, Hornbeck, from Pascagoula-Basn.
ARRIVED.
schr Dolphin Ea?n 70 days from Euan Island Cochran
stf Mn ss.k m ci l down and
Azores-came up light 3 ~ =
pss s Haab1r from e down
+ quote sitges and sclr Thought up scGr DOLPHIN
" sTEAMBOATs.
Runaway, Crooks from Shreveport. @
Southern Belle BToadweli from as GRAND Lake
Alma Williamson, from Cincinnati,
Oregon, Myers, from Mobile.
CAPITOL IRE, from Bayou Sara
EXPORTS.
BRAzos SANTA o-seamship Nautius-ss bales cotton
6hds tobacco hhds sugar. ~ casks care 300 bbls -four go
bs soap 65 do bags coffee 60 bales hay 80 kegs lard 1921
pkgs mdsc "H
LEGHORN-Ship Venice-763 hhds tobacco.
BARCELONA-Bark Anita-5OO bales cotton $500 slaves,
100 panks, 100 pcs lumber. ~
NEW YORK-Shp Marmon-645 bales cotton 10 hhds tobac
co. bales gunny bags goat skins 9 bbs flour ol do
oil 50 cedar logs, pkgs mdse. ~ =
LoND oN-Bark Copernicuss97s bbls -four, 2i3o slaves
COATzACOALCOs-Sch Ann Mara--7 bbs bread do
Ii, IS pkgs ware, Carts 500 feet lumber ''''
TOBASCO-Scr Joyen MaIia-l25 bbl -four IS do lard 100
SKIS corn, bales prints 10 pkgs mdse. lTGsI '11G
SISAL AND CAMPEACHY-Schr Atrogapta-To0 lb]s eff
bbls lamp BLACK bales leather hams IL kegs
ter, 2 pkgs mdse.
NEW YORK-ship Nicholas Biddle 155 bales cotton 81
hhds tobacco bales snake 10 broom cord los do rome
cuttings. 81 logs wood SO Or pipes brandy.
PENSACOLA-Schr Emma de Russey-Ballast.
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days rom he present
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funds dis Ebuted IN Herewith es - g5#
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40 = Sc ssrz s ds T.
de "a presente aisons por csauees IL e0ra
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pATENT HIEDICINES-ALL THE MOST POPU,
lar Medicines by the gross Dozen the Proprieors'
lowest wholesale prices Among which are
81 rs gross Mustang I.iniment.
80 gross Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
50 dozen Hostetter's Btters. 7'=
80 dozen Wheeiers Sherry Wine Bitters,
50 dozen Ginger Cordial sag
50 dozen Thorns Extract Copaiva and sarsaparls.
200 dozen Bulls sarsaparlla
50 gross Fahnestoek's verlnifnge
rs gross McLeans yermifuge
80 gross Winer's Vermifuge. . .. sa..=5
- "a dozen Osgood's Cholagogue. s E
e. - "a dozen Garter's Spanish Mixture. l.
"a dozen SWANS Panacea. @... 49,, ~
100 dozen Barrys TricopheFoas. . "A MS m
O. o. wooDNAN,
corner Con- mon and Magazine streets,
iel2 smd6w New Orleans.
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yHTOODMAN's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
wv GINGER-Such is the intimate couuecton hateen hi

YNTOODMAN'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
GINGER-such the intimate connection between The
stomach and the SYSTEM that the health ofone depends
very much upon the state of the other and amedcne whichs
grateful and beneficial to the stomach has the effect restoring
the system its natural and ygor owing
these circumstances the EXTRACT OF. GINGER will be
found excellent remedy Nervous Sick Headache
Sea Sickness Nausea etc. The great advantage of the
Fluid Extract Essence of Jamaica Ginger is that very
concentrated FORM contains all the active principles without
any matter, which makes agreeable
TO the stomach. sL5 @y.=I VIZ a57
Dyspeptic persons who troubled with nausea distress of
the stomach after eating owing to the weakness Of the dges
tive organs, will find this preparation invaluable, it usually
immediate relief far ecacous than brandy
any other kind Of ardent spirits, it stimulates
the stomach, producing relief without the
injurious consequences which result alcoholic
During the prevalence Of the cholera found
greatest benefit for preventing weakness and relaxation Of
bowels which produce diarrhea.
few drops in tumbler of water with sugar eyrup
healul and delightful beverages this Extract couneracn
the bad effects of the cold water. X ,@
WOoDMAN's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
is deliberately prepared from carefully selected articles
best quality.
C4uroNPersons desiring article that can be relied upon
prepared solely from PURE GINGER should par
which is warranted be exactly what it represented
O. o. WOoDMAN, Of Magazine and Common Streets
Wholesale Agent, New Orleans. jel2 5nd&W;
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IMPORTS,

RUATAN IsLAND-schr Dolphin Fruit to Cochran 4
Hall a.l
ANTE RTvER-schr Locust Tree 900 stave4 to order
BILOxI-schr Roweua-45, 900 feet lumber to W Stacker
BAY ST LOUIS-schr Balcans25 900 feet lumber order
PASCAGoULA-sclr Marie Iaurie-2a.OO0 6ect lumber to
L Pike. -"
PAsCAGoULA-schr Josephine-lunber and laths to G A
SAM ford
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SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.. Continued unchanged. the
receipts being light md showing alteration for
either Some small lots of Orleans Refinery Moasses were sold
at SIC in bbls and 56c U gallon for half bbls.
FLOUR. The stock was light and the market quiet the
only sales reported being 500 bbs supernc So 62
and 400 TO 500 bbls in various lots at Sc 621S6 rs p bb
The Corn market unsettled prices rather
lower with sales of few small lots at &C., 1000 sacks Mixed
etc., 5456 800 Prime Yellow Mt CO. and selec-
ton OF the Yellow from 5000 sacks store Coo R bushe
1n Wheat little nothing has been OF Bran
ced sales of GAS sacks at 72G721sc q 100 lbs
Mt 4952c for ST. Louis the sales including sacks
at 50c q bushe1.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork continued to retail $40 T5
SCI d Dbl and two Inferior lots sold at So OF
Bacon 40 casks Clear Sides sold
at the same Market heavy.We noticed sales of
Prime Lard at 12c fs ID.
GUNNY BAGS. noticed sale Of 90 TO 100 bales Me-
dunn Weight at I25sc
INDIA BAGGING.. Continued downward with sales of
about GOO bales including 204 arrive IL III here On four
LOTS and la7 to arrive at and Sc bales Extra Heavy
the advanced rate Of lSc.
COFFEE Tile have been confined to $50 bags Rio of
which 1850 lO 100 at 1914 s3 at H. and rs Choice at 1oc
q h.
WHISKY. Good demand prices still looking up Sales
230 bb Extra Rectfed at 33 100 100 bbls Raw ut
Csc p gallon.
BALE sale of 100 coils Good Hand spun at IO,s
and small lot of Machine made ll1sc.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.. .3sc on time offered for round
lot. God demand, but the stock light
LIME. Thomason and Rockand retailing at So 25s2 50
p Dbl.
FRE1GHTS.. Quiet. Some little Cotton shipped to Liver.
pool at 1924, but masters generally asking T-l6d.
EXCHANGES. Little alterations. We quote y
Sterling .9s4(@10 and l0l4 p prem
New Fork Sixty:day Bills ii and IL e aosr
sisht ohscEb On new Gprem
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FTNIIE HALLIDAY WINDMILL. MANY OF
the most scientific, able and experienced mechanics and
gineers in the United States have examined this Machine and
pronounced it of the most beautiful useful inventions Of
modern date.
By simple yet ingenious DEVICE the gale increases
verify the sails gradually turn round change the angle at
which they set for gentle breeze less and less
resistance to the Wild till when the tempest raging at it's
height little presented to its the thin edges As
na position Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
ton of the sails is what mechanics have long sought for
vain.
The speed Of the wind wheel is increased by powerful
storm Of wind for it fully under the control of regulator
as or steam engine. If this Mill be we'll put
will require attention whatever for weeks to-
gether.
The only why the wind for ages past
Vorsa used as motive is well known be the want of
seregulaing machine In heavy gales the wind Wheel
heretofore constructed either hopeless ruin
revoved with such rapidy wear heat and chafe greatly
to the injury of kind of gearing attached besides in bad
weather. requiring the constant and anxiety of the attend
ant This difficulty is entirely obvaed and the only OBJ
lection that possibly be urged is the Inconsistency CT the
wind This compensated for by the fact that it requires
outlay expense to the wind engineno to tend
time day night be moved by the wind any point
the compass will fill large tanks ponds that used
during the intervals Of the winds blowing So if the size of the
MILL and reservoir Is in proportion the quantities
water required there is certainty Of having abundance
through the For railroad Stations and sugar and
plantations such contrvance is unequalled both for pumping
water and grinding ornamented fountains small
sized mill with moderate wind will raise 900 gallons of
ter and grind five bushels of hour For further nor
nation, or orders, address
s. "a GILMAN, 81 Natcllez street, New Orleans
o24d1aw&Wly Sole Agent for the Southern States
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THE GREAT COUGH RENIEDY-cHERR
ELECTROMAGNETIC following original letter was hand
ed publication remedy which elicit such
miums, must be good one:
Galveston Texas April Is, 1856.
DIR. O. O. Woodman, New Orleans:
Ny Dear Sir-In Justice you and dirty owe suffering
and may say world of coughing people, state what your
Invaluable Cough Remedy-your Cherry Expectoran has
done for when all other remedies had led to give any
relief In the fall of S47 living in St Lou where have
sided of the time for the last axeen years.
cold which settled my lungs, and confined my bed
and bsteredb doctors for weeks finally
got legs again. but not cured of hard coughing and
rafting and tickling in throat which continued necessarily
than siXmonths always the in the winter My
friends insisted had coughed enough to kill dozen
men, and that be in the last stages of consumption
made my mind must cough my life away left St. Louis
in December last to travel and spend the winter in the South
When called ut your in Vieksburg you will recoect
coughing SO hard could not talk to make my business
known. You said you would my cough you gave me
bottle Of your Cherry Expectoan thought would not
slight aud medicine much not to try and in
thnnkfnnes shall remember the day did In but
few days began aay and diminish my cough and all
ling in my throat and before had used than three
fourth of the contents Of that bottle entirely cured and
for weeks did not raise cough Though exposed day
night in all weahers in travelling However, in March, while
travelling in North Carolina took cold my cough
Ing again, and also the tickling my throat in
teryls and before arrival in New Orleans inst
some nights coughing would and continue
an hour or two soon another bottle from you and
in less than two days entirely relieved again.
determined to always keep bottle hand and in the com
mencng of cough very few small doses will relieve it en-
trely am fully satisfied it is the Cough Remedy
known to the world duty you owe to the cough
ing ndafced part of the human family pn SO valuable
remedy within the reach ofa It's praise will soon be upon the
tongues of tens of thousands joyful cougess happy
souls So great remedy your Expectoran should brought
before the public.
am, dear sir, respectfully yours,
R.J. WOODWARD, ~
jel2 5mdEW ofSt Louis Mo-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-17


Comparative Of Imports through The Custom House,
Ne,o Orleans. for the Fiscal gears. ending on tie S0M
June, 1855 1864, 1856 1856.
Year ending june 1858 1854 1866 1856
~butallc ....... 80l9029 s272,449 6e39G02 s9905sS
~ 252 3ST6,53 4,297170 6,4l7 1886
Bullion & Specie 1,362,s32 2,25sl25 1,6S7i36 IT5l4S
l3654,l13 l4s02,s5O 12,92s6OS 17,lss,s27
Condition Of the Banhs Of ee Orleans the Saturday Of each