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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28
The Porcelain Tower in China.

There is one piece ofintelligence
from China which we regret to hear
that the Gar famed porcelain tower Of
Nankin had been destroyed in the
civil war, being blown up with gun
powder. We remember Of reading,
in our boyish days, ofthis magnifi-
cent structure, which was then reck-
oned among the "seven wonders of
the world" and, although We never
anticipated the pleasure of seeing it,,
we are sorry to heare ofits destruc-
tion. This tower has always been
considered the chief architectural
monument Of the Empire. ltconsis-
ted of niue stories, and was ascended
by SS4 steps, The materials of which
itwas constructed, according to tbeac-
counts given by the few travellers
who have seen it was a fine white tile,
which being painted in various colors,
had the appearance Of porcelain; while
the whole was so artfully Joined to-
gether as to appear like one entire
piece. 1t contained numerous CALLER
les, which we're filled with images and
set around with bells, which jingled
when agitated by the wind. On the
top was a large ball, in the shape ofa
pineapple, ofwhich the Chinese boas-
ted as consisted Of solid gold.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28

my hide about two inches oy the tail
all round in much pain and tribuIation.
OH but it did hurt. Then ! tuck up
a plank outen the left an hung my
legs down thru The hole an nailed the
aislge ov the fruDt tail tu the aidge ov'
the floor before, an the hind tail, /
nailed tn the p.ank what sot on. /
onbuttontd the collars and ris:bands
raised my hands way up abuv my
he'd, shot up my eyes, said grace, an
jumpt thru tn the groun foor.p
Here Sut unminated sadly.
George, I'm durnder fool than
ever dat! was, Hoss. Hone.s an all
I'll drownd myself sum owe these
days, see eff don't"
We'll, go on, Sui; did the shirt
come off?''
''I--t-h-i-n-k----it-- did.
| hearn noise sorter like iarin a
shingle ruff of owe house, all at
onst, and felt like my bones wur
all that reached the flure. | stag
gered tn my feet an tuck look up
at the shut. The nails had all hilt
thar holt, an thar it wur hangin
arms down, inside out, an as stiff as
ever. 1t looked like a map owe
Mexico jist afteron Owe the wurst
battles--a patch owe my hide about
the size owe dollar an half bill
here, bunch owe hair about the size
owe birds nest thar; then sum more
skin; then sum paste; then little
more bar; then heap owe skin; then
more bar; then skin, an So on all
over that duned new tangled, ever
lastin, Internal cuss owe a shut. 1t
wur picter to look at-an so mr L.
The hide, bar an paste wur about
ekally deyided atween me and hit.
Wunder what Belts, durn her, tho't,
when she cum hom an fOun me miss
sin. Spect she thinks | crawled in-
tu the thicket and died owe my
wounds. 1t must ave skared her
good, fur | tell you it looked like
the skin owe sum wild beast torn of
alive, or bag what he'd kerried
load owe fresh beef frum shootin
match.
Now, George, ef ever | ketcfl
that Lawyer johnson out, III shoot
him, an eff ever an oman talks about
latnin shut fur ME agin, durn my
everlastin picter ef | don't 0atten
her. It's rit-ribution, sartin, the
biggest kind owe preachers regulur
rit.ribution Du you mind my dri-
vim owe dad tbrou that hornets nest
IN then racin Owe him inter the
Sreek?'
Yes"
"Well, this is what Gums owe it,
I'll drownd myself sum owe these
lays, see eff | don't, ef / don't die
rom that orful shut. Take a horn
md don't you ever trya a sticky shut
IS long rs you live"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28
Hocus PocUs.-How 10 get a fin

Hocus Pocus.-How TO get a fine
While House out Of an empty WIS
ken Barrel. Put the barrel in Sc.
cure place, near spring Of good wa
ter, on the road to the groGshop. =
When you want a dram take the
price of it in your hand aud start to
the grogshop--go as far asthe spring.
drop the money through the bung-
hole, take good drink Of water and
return home. Repeat this operation
till the barrel is full, knock out the
head, aud you have the price offs
splendid brick building. Fact.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28
Amalgam1tion North and South

The New York Post, in late pa
per. used the following language:
@rhe people Of this country very
we'll know that there is ten times as
much amalgamation under slavery as
in the free States.
The Day Book takes the truth
ont Of this in the following way;
..The result of 'amalgamation is
mulattoes, and we give from the Un.'
taa States census of 1850 the ioi-
lowing figures. Take slave and Tree
states alternately: In Alabama
tbore are 7 mulattoes to 100 blacks;
Connecticut 80 to 100 tlacks; IN Ar
kansas l6; in Illinois 50; in Geor-
n;a G: 10 Indiana so; in Kentucky
17: in Maine 81; in Maryland ID;
N massachusetts, "a; in New Hamp-
shire 54; in North Carolina ~ IN
Ohio l29; in South Carolina 4; IN
Tennessee 10; in Wisconsin 81; in
New York 10; iu Virginia II, etc.
etc. The slave ani free States
throughout the Union show the PRO-
norton named of mulattoes to eve-
~ 100 blacks; and in all the slave
States excepting the District oil 90
lumbia, the proportion of muiattoes
to blacks is so per cent. less 1nan
in Massachusetts, and be 1t remem,
bered, the mulatto is the result o'
inauguration
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28

A FAIR Hr.--Mr. Choate writes
a hand which has been compared to
the autograph Of sevsnteen-legged
spider, just crawled out Of an ink
stand. An exchange says:
.We are informed Hon. Rufus
Choate will be sent to China : not,
however, by the government as Min
lister Plenipotentiary, but that he has
been engaged at large salary to go
out to Canton, where he will be en-
ployed in lettering tea'ohests! 1t is
said his peculiar style Of chirography
will enable him to put on those inter.
esting hieroglyphics.at a much cheaper
rate than the Chinese painters can dc
| IL"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28
Cboite Yoetrg.
Spring is Coming.

Spring is coming-Spring is coming,
With her wealth of buds and flowers
Soon we'll hear the wild bees humming
mid her green and leafy bowers.
Now the summer birds returning
From the genial Southern cline,
With their gleeful songs they welcome
The glad, glorious Spring-time.
Winters icy bonds are severed,
And the mountains gushing riils,
From their frozen chain delivered,
Gaily dance among the hills.
Spring is coming-Sprins is coming
Winters dreary reign is Ger
Natures voices are rejoicing.
For the Spring has come once more.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28
A Bewitcked Mississippi Girl.

We find in the Grenada Republic
an, the following singular narrative OF
stuff:
We are credibly informed that
there is now in this county,a girl ten
wears old. who is very singularly af-
flicted. 1t appears that she labors
under the impression that she is be
witched, Her case is certainly re-
markable one. She wears piece OF
gold around her neck. and if the gold
is not watched, the string will twist
to suffocation She thinks if the
gold was removed she would die in
stantly. On one occasion, It was re-
moved while she was asleep, and inn
mediately there were signs of stran-
gulation. Another remarkable sea-
ture connected with her case is this:
cut off a piece of her hair and throw
it into the fire, and she will show evi-
dent signs of pain or uneaslness by
screaming. Her hair has been burnt
half a mile distant, and at the very
instant of burning, she manifested
the same sign Of pain. Another
strange feature IN this case is, if the
picture of the individua! whom she
believes to be the cause of her suffer-
ings, is drawn upou paper, and shot
at with lead. it makes no impression
upon her; but present a gun loaded
with silver, and she is thrown into
spasms-fre, and she is calm again.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28

A gentleman Of this county ship
ped hogsh ad of tobacco to Capt.
James [. Edmonds Of Louisville, re-
questing him to sell the same, and lay
out the proceeds of sale, in whiskey.
Mr.. E. complied with Instructions, and
with net proceeds, purchased and ship
ped to Mr.. Byas, 80 bbls. whiskey,
paying the freight on the same
amounting to over $500. The sale
was made at Ronald & Brent's wale
house.--Pa11s { Tenn Sentinel.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28
A Discovery. The New York

A Discovery. The New York
Mirror says that DR.. Holland, of Onei-
da county states that he has made
use of electricity as remedial agent
during the last ten years, and has
reduced it to such scientific principles
that he readily describes every form
of disease without inteTogating the
patient. He makes the patient take
hold of one pole Of the battery, and
himself the other; then he passes his
hand over his body, forming the circle,
and thus by the peculiar sensations
produced, discovers the seat of dis
ease.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28
VALID REAsoN.-The building

VALID REAsoN.-The building
committee of church called upon a
wealthy member of the congregation,
soliciting subscription towards a
new house Of worship. The sum he
subscribed disappointed them, and
they told him so, at the same time
intimatiog that Mr.. Jinks had CIV
en- double the amount. $50 be
should" said the willy gentleman;
"he goes to church twice as much as
I ] do"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28

The undersigned, candidates for
Governor, have agreed upon the above
list of appointments for the ensuing
canvass, They would have been glad
TO be able to visit all the Counties, but
the shortness of the time rendered it
impossible.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28
The follwing advertisement al

The follwing advertisement ap-
peared in New York paper:
100000. Ibeingold, will give my
son, a fine young man, aged twenty
four, 100000, provided some re-
spectacle man will give his daughter,
a sensible lady, to him in wedlock
with $4,000. Mutual affection of
course. This is sincere proposal
His property canbe made worth $780,
900. Address Junius, Herald Office,
for explanation. Good reason.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28
Ia Some unfortunate individual

who. we presume, has suffered some,
thus rails against sundry evils
From cross neighbor. and a sulen wife,
A pointed needle, and a broken knife,
From suretyship, and from an empty purse,
A smoky chimney, and jolting horse,
From dull razor, and an aching head,
From bad conscience, and buggy bed,
A blow upon the elbow and the knee,
From each of these, good Lord deliver me.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28

OVer my years. do,
as a poor COW dpnHbe sold unusually low b,
TIC. GOODRICH.
er broke skiGE lot Of Esianaets-5lue, fame
it, Te6lored and saddle--at low prices Cal
leyaApril 10. JAMES 3. cARr1.
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