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A Marriage Feast-singular Customs in
Normandy.

A wedding dinner in Normandy is a
serious affair to undertake, and demands
both time and patience on the part of q
to enjoy it very highly. The company
left at noon the next day they had not
yet left the table, but proposed staying
another twenty-four hours. Although
there was occasionally some sleepiness
among the concarer, there was no lack of
gayety. Roguish old uncles detailed all
the old staple wedding jokes, more or less
indecent, which were laughed at as
heartily as if they had never been heard
of before, and teasing old aunts and
grand danes told OR limited all the old
scandal that might hector or bring the
bushes to the faces Of any Of the young
fellows present.
necessarily the unfailing bottles pass
ed round from hand to hand, the glasses
clicked together, and the health of every
body was toasted over and over again.
During the festivities it is the duty of
the grOomsman to sit by the bride and
see that she is served with eyerythicg e
on the table; also, he must watch, or at
the moment when his eyes are turned
away, or when he has left her place for
an instant, another will steal away the
bride, take her to another seat and as
sumo the honors Of groomsman. This
causes a great many stratagenas and fur
nishes from time to time laughing
scene. The company would often leave
the table and walk in procession, two by
two, around the streets. The drink was
| wine and that favorite of the Norman
countrymen apple brandy. The latter
| is, undoubtedly, the most villainous
| liquor in the world forty rod whisky is
nectar in comparison.
The farmers distill their own brandy,
| and make it of a very high proof, from
| to 10 per cent. higher than other bran
| dies. Again, it is used when quite new,
and, in consequence, harsh. For any one
| whose stomach is not already well eau
terized with drink, a single glass of
| brandy is enough to make him sick for a
a week. How the people at the we'd
ding were able to do so, [ cannot under
stand, but [ know that for 24 hours they
continued to drink at short intervals of
this brandy, alternately with wine and
| cider, yet nobody was seriously intoxi-
Gated, and I venture to say they contin-
| ued the operation for "a hours more, yet
were able to go soberly enough to their
homes.
Wedding festivities, especially when
| there is dancing, often lasts for three or
four days of continual carouse, during
which nobody sleeps, unless it is to take
nap in their chairs, at the table, or
perhaps, lay down for couple of hours
The happy pair usually quit the com
| pany at the end of 24 hours or so, and
leave them to feast and frolic until fa
tigue compels them to go home.
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To DRIVE OFF RATs.-Take bunch
of matches and soak them over night in
a teacupful of water with Indian meal
to stiff dough, adding a spoonful of
sugar and a little lard, and lay it about
the premises where the rats and nothing
else will get it. I have tried different
kinds of exterminators with poor success
until l tried this. Rats are now strangers
about my premises, and make short stops
when they call, and go away with ter
rible squeak, and terrible gripping in
the stomach.
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We should judge from the following
paragraph which we clip from the Dalles
Mountaineer, that its editor, our old
bachelor friend, VIM. NJ. Hand, was liv-
ing in clover. We are glad to know
there is one place where editors are cared
for. The editor says: We have re-
ceived number of presents this week,
and we feel we are very fortunate for
having 80 many friends. Among the
list were several bottles of champagne,
two of port, one box of apples, large
fine cured ham of venison and large
fruit cake. For ell Of which the donors
will please accept our sincere thanks.
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PASSIONATE, BUT HoNEsT.-The
Cork Reporter describes Mr.. John
Mitchell as passionate, suspicious, and
implacable by nature;" but it says "his
faults are counterbalanced by one great
virtue. He is one of the honestest men
that ever lived. He hates lie with a
refreshing hatred, and is at the throat of
him who utters it, be he friend or foe.' p
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A butcher let sailor have shoulder
of mutton on trust; but finding, in day
or two after, that he had gone to foreign
land, said.
"My wordi but if I had known he
never intended paying, ] would have
charged penny pound more for itP'
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A volumn of poems by George D. Prem
tice of the Louisville Journal, is an
nounced.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-02

Summer Arrangement.
Leaves Pacific Hotel, Albany, at A. NJ, every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday leaves Baird s
Hotel, Brownsville, at A. NJ, on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
Through the Winter, will run twice a week /,
leaving Albany. Tuesdays and Fridays. After
the 1st of May, will ran tr-weekly till November.
Passenger and Freight Rates.
In the summer. so cents per hundred for freight;
in winter, 81. Passengers will be charged 50
each summer and winter, and allowed 80 pounds
of baggage each for all over that amount
ira charge will be made.
N. B. I also carry an Express-ofice at J..
Barrows Co.'s, Albany Kirk Lewis, North
Brownsville; Sanders, Sternherg Co., South
Brownsville
I not allowed to carry letters that do not
have my envelope.
I respectfully solicit share of patronage, and
will try and accommodate all to the best of my
ability. J. b. MORGAN, Prop'r.
Albany, Nov. 81, 1s6s-11tf
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TlO REMOVE CREASE SPOTS.
USE TIE DOUBLE DI,1ILLED
BENZINE.
Prepared. and for sale, Wholesale and retsg. BY
.E II. DR. n. BAER,
May 10 No. 1S1 Meetng-stTeet.
u ID g A IL II FUl.
WHAT MEDICINES

WHEN YOU ARf fxA .UsrED BY ovRkwoRK
Mgoratipg don't ar,nk Whiskey or any intoxic ting
t1inRs whe her under the name of sitters or other.
wlse. such articles give Just ss much strength to
your weary BOD and mind the whip gives to the
2aaed horse. and nomore. Alcoholic stsmulants are
Injurious TO Nerve beaEh. and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION,
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ID X. Hic RAu's
GO LDEN REMEDIRs.

Ask FOB NO 0THER, TAKE NO OTHER. AND
yon WIZ save time health AID money.
s1tt0 REWARD for any case of dsease In aNv
stage which they fail 10 cure.
Dr. k!CH U's GOI DIN BALsAM No. cuyea
Ulcers Ucersted Sore 2 hroat and Mouth soSe
syes. tutaneuns or akfn Eruptton-, Copper Cnored
oiotcnes 0repess Of the scalp EcrofdIa Ac ia the
greatest Ren0vator, Al eIatave and Blood pupaer
KNOWN removes dfeeasps4 from tlao Aystarn ana
ieaves the blood pure and heaJthv.
Or. hlCHAO'. GOLOEM HALsAM No. enron
MeTcunai AnectnAss Rheumatisrn In ain Il Aorms'
whether 8 om mercprY or other causes cavea inms.
dtste relief In NIL casee. No dieting necessarv.
have tnousands Of Certificates growing the miracu
lcus cures efecteo by these hems diee. Price OF
sner NO. or No p sb per bottle, or 4wo bottles for
Or RrcHAU's Golden ANTrDorR, a safe soea.
oy. pleasant and radical cure for ali Unnsxv ne.
~ Ler bottle ~ H1'"e
Dr. RtcHAu,a COLLEEN YLIx,R p.AMouR a
soieaI cure for Nervous or General Debaity in Ola
or Young, impartina en-. rgy With wonda AZ esssct
FI,co ~ " ter Bottle, or two bottles for o.
On receipt OF prize theee Remedies viii In ehi,ne6
Q any Place. Prompt attention. paid 10 sl, cnsses.
GSnsS. SeGrS. none gen, tne vi hout ,he name af anr
hiCnAWA GOLDEN BE MEDlRs 8. 3. RinH AR1yh
Nosc froptistor, !" blown In glass Of not lea. w.
AoosesS y. R1CHA1D
49, No. 22S Vardck-stroet. Nev York
Camre Aours frorA 0 A. E. TO 2. M.
~ a' tsns' " JuiS.s
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From the Frog Pond.

The Froggies gave q jumbilee
In yonder coliseum
With rebel spoons and royal tea
And D-oodle's own tea-deum.
Beelxebub and hell's huobuh,
And Pandemopiuml
For Fl oggie, lie had conquered Peace,
And rOught the pieces ''huml"
They hxed place to fiddle in,
Like Nero's coliseum,
And on poor old rebels skin
They ratified their te-deum.
Ten thousand ways they turned the tame
Upon that single dunn
For FroSgie be had been to war,
And brought 'he plunder ''hum."
And there was wind, and gut and wire,
Brass, battery and bell
Ten thousand Frogeies In choir.
And ev ry Que swell
1t was q jubilee for Peace, ,I IN
And Peace was bound to como sN
For FreRRIe still goes IN 10 win,
And briDgs the plunder "hum."
And there was one-a cross-eyed bull
The basest Of bassons,
That nued the chorus with full
Ano far-re; oan1ing ''SpoousW
And there we're TWO IL at swelled and blew
The shr,lles In he ranks;
Tho ",enor' sung Of sumner" and
The treble piped tor ''Banks."
1t was . woundrous jumbileei
The p nd was never stirred
With such spoon or such te-
Deum since George the 1hird
And 90 the FroRgies conquered Peace
And sung the Thunder NIB;
And every time they 60 to war
They fetch the plunoer ''huzn.". T.
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- ..NFf.ffys N
srslvess = cster0ay.

"a e 'ts
Steamship Manhattan. Woodnun, New Yo,l-lett
Saturday. 4 n. Moe. 70 James Ad. or d Go. j e
Adger GO, y ID rhren> & 90 J d Aisen n 90 a. "
~Asimsr.y Z. 4, plef archer Bart W'rth " Il Bird
40 Mrs Booth. ID briggs, + Br1stol, J j
Breen o. a J Blunt, Cameron & ns-..e-. H ch..
a CO. Clacius = Witte coinrains W 8 Corw1n l.
Co n later. "amD>en Co. w n Chsfee 10.
y DAILY. Dauer, Aiies D,ai:e. j D Duval q SON, 4
" Eekel On: Edger,or & Rlchafds. Y Ente mann
DE bIo nm1& Q. V w Gardner. II Gerdts 4 20.
aosnsm n; aoodr,Sh wineman Co. Gioden
H HaR Lsosrhte1, JHurkamp q CO. N A HINT a q
H2ykoo' Honass 4 alder. Heath. J Hi.lan,
KLtto q 10. Kraete B Chapman John Kenuery,
KiiIcs. Wickenbeeg y GO Knox, Dslv q 40 Kins.
man d bN. J Keip. Lau ey & Alexander. " "
MLvn.s,oD. M Litsshst. Mcdowell B C4iahan, Mar
en- snah "a e Ne Aillan, Nan Que 4 %. MariD. Mul-
Lers Nsmt b 40. McLCy B Mte,J H MurrAy. q
1I.,,! Mnnor = 60 W" Mclean North steele Wsrdel.
Hcuivals HSnDam D O.NeiN q son. b ONsiI, ~
Cjensn, PAni& 70. Pelxer RODGERS & co. p r CO
lnsaossseao 80 Q Panknin. Raysnei 4 aolm q, j
nesiA Aaoul LYMAN. v Roach M CO RiecAo A
ssSssate; q kigh e: " Russell s0 ~ %. o "
smsns. s'eeie. OIL webb 20 l. aehnell VIM
cnopacru, schrooder, Or w Shrine WIN He
'As"' Ass'of co. O iisdemann. @ W wiiiamsA 4
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Co. Wagner, n Monsees Werner & Duoker. J N N
e MSsitmanp. e a. West Jones, Walher gvans Coas-
ana others. Experienced strong head winds the en-
tire passage.
Cleared Yesterday. m
Brig Manzanilla, Spear, Athens, Y-J A Enslow b
Brig Ha~pden. Perkins. Fernandina Fla.-wilnsm
sohT na Los;a 81 Smith. oreust. Jacksonville. Tla-wm
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamer Dictator. McNelty. Palatka. via Jackson
Vile, Fernandina and Savannah
From this Port.
Steamship saragossa, Ryder, New York. yuly "a.
ShApnesvs ~ Telegraph.
SAVANNAH. July 27.-Arrived schr Chas Conery
Bath. bark George & Johann, schr Enchantress N ew
aI Memoranda.
The schr Jno Grifin. from Charleston, before
reported ashore on Finacum bar got soH after dis
charsng part OF her cargo, and arrived at Phiadel
PORT OF GEORGETOWN, 8. c., JULY as.
ARRIVED.
July 24-Schr M Richards Irving, New York
July 2S-Br1g Ben Carver, Meyers, Philadelphia.
LIST OF vEssmEs
OF. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS PoAT.
FoRE1ak,
ILvknROOL.
Lee Aannah Lizzie. Ferguson, cleared ..... May 20
The Vince, Halliday, mp. June 10
British brig Courier, Evans, sailed. July 8
DoMRsTto
aoLDGBoRo, ME.
6ehr Velocity, Pinkham. sailed June 1k
FRANKFORT. NE.
Brig II w Mc6lvery, stutts, cleared. " ..JuIy
ROuKDoRT laT
Fchr Suliete, Dexter cleared. .Ju1v IA
Schr Clara Belle, Amsbury, cleared ....,.July IA
sohr Allen, Allen, sailed. July IL
Brig Susan Voofhaa. Hulford, up. :. 49,. July lb
q Erw yoRE
British big Titus. Lovejoy, cleared. .... July
6chr n " Smith. ToOker. cleared .....J july %
6chr b Hawkine, Wyatt. cleared. ....... July "a
PHILADELPHIA .
Bohr n Flanagan. Colhrs, up. .July "a
d BALTIMORE.
Schr Fraactscoo CroWther, up. July %
Schr Lottte, johnson, cleared. july "a
NORFOLK VA 4t, A
Schr Carrie Whitehurst, sailed Julv 1E
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Wilmington market.

WlMinRton Market.
WHINING ON, July e-Tuapssrmr-onlv 6o
bbs received which sold at 50 tor virgin, an 50 70
for yellow dip per $50 lbs.
EP1A1TS qURPENTINR-The market rrl' 'ea sieadv
with saies Of 184 bbls at sage per gallon, =
81 30 for extra No J. - ''--N
No other transactions reported.
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sssengers.

Per steamship Manhattan rom New York y. %
LIVINGSTON, g Blanding q Gardin. Mrs ) PHI.
6ets n ana two anghters hunter, p Cohen, Or " a
= 3 Easterbv, J y wetnges. MISS Julia Mikeil. Jas
Porter and wife. Master vbiihett olomon, Can't
chester Q "A w g. q hiloen W Allison, r
Maynerd Mfa Ea9kensohield and daughter, j 2
sanmss. soffinan4,, "a Paine. Capt I s Budd,
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REhG'sUN1vERsAL RUSSIAN
HEALING sALvE.
THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAs EFFEor TED
innoerable cures and has gained for its+lf great
reputation The discoverer OF this Salve has spped
ltw1tn eminent succets In Thousands Of cases dur
ing the Crfrnean War. and has cured danQerous
wounds; In many eases considered mortal.
NIB. e. BERG is the sole possessor of the valuable
secret Of making tbis alive; from Ills experiences in
uStng It Europe and the success attending ,ts ap-
phcaton there. he has bee induced to Introduce It
INTO the United htates. II kELIEvEs PAnNi
Those gho have Wounds. Bruiees Outs Of all
5iuds, OF Scres felons; Scratches. Musuaifp Bites
Frost Bitten joints Sore Laoe Chiibaai = Chadreas :
seofputo complaints on Head and Face are spe edily
cured. 1t has proved OF great advantage to LADIES'.
ana Is peculiarly adapted fos gathered brsasta sore
lege, &C.: through confinement and other causes
It acts Ike magic in removing Boils Ptmples and
Cunneous Diseases. and has been successfully
used Tor CorDs. Runions and Sore Throat by apply-
ing M externally every evening before going to bed.
for sale by all dIuggisfs. Price 26c. 60c., and 81
per jar. Oface No.260 Bawery. N. Y. None genuine
unless co1nterstgned T. BERG'S UNIVERSAL RUS
SIAN bfALIN0 SALvE, No 26e Bowery, New
AorA' sfuth 1y July3
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gruys, GMmrlub, W1r.

yrays, eMMttal5, T1f.
TX osK zoos
sCRoFULA, DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS.
RRUPIIoNs OF THE SKIN,
Obstinate or long standing diseases Of the
BLOOD. LIVER, URINARY ORGANS,
NERVOUS SYSTEM, &c.
It puriAes and enriches the Blood, ersdscstes s1r
Syphilitic Scroulous Taints. Restores the Liver
and Kidneys to healthy action. aids digestion reg
ulates the bowels, and nv1gorates the Nervous sys
tenn.
15- NOT SECRET QUACK MEDICINE. ga
FORMULA AROUND EACH BOTTLE.
Recommended by the best hyslcians. eminent
Divines Editors. Druggists. Merchants, sc.
a9- THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR MYpI
CINE IN USE.
PREPARED ONLY By
J.J. LAWRENCE, MD,
IAN experienced and weI-known Physician and
Chenist)
Laboratory and Oface. No. 6 Main-stteet
NORFOLK, Va
Price One Dopar per bottle
For sale by
GOODRICH, wINEMAN d co.
DOWIE T. NOISE,
Charleston, 8. G.
And Druggists everywhere.
July 06 DAc 10.
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Railroads.
GOUTA CAROLINA RAILROAD.

GENERAL sUPERINTENLA1.T's OFFIUR.
~, - CHARIEsToN. 9. G.. April Q, 1869.
PAssEs.0ER TRAINS of the south Csroin a R.si
road win run ns follows:
FOB AUGUSTA.
A.ns SuaL!os.uu....... ...... ..........S.80 a.
Connecting with trains for Monte omers. Memnhs m
Hashv1iie and New Orleans. via Montgomery an,
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Cnafleston. ...a.............p.pO A. N
connecsns With wilmington ana Msnon eS ester y.
FOk CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. 0OA n
ffsye rn,nnS,s - unSS,es0on. $40 r.
Irrive a. Ghasso.,or - IS A.
AuaUSTA MiaHiii EaPssEsa :Iis ~ = "
NtspNDAYs HxcKSrED., ss
Arrive N Augusta. IA III 4 "a
Connecting with trains ior Memphis. Nsshv,iI. h
and rev Orleans. VIA Grand Junction.
arrive al GSsrIssts,,
GoLTMBii NIaaii EXPRESS. .A'O0 a.
tsUMDArs ExcErrED.)
,s " ,s p. n
Connecting !.unaays excsptediwisi afeenssa e. aS
Columbia Railroad.
Arr.ve AZ char1s:tc,, Z "
SC MMEsvi.I.Ii.aa' IRxIS.. '''S0 A.
Leave cnaIleeton. .S.s5p. 81
Leave summrrvllle. .............,,..Tie M
- GAM BEN ianaMo;Hii.. "a 4;
Camden and tolumbi. PASSENGER Tratna On Mo,v
DAYS, wEpSEspAYs and SATURDAYS, connects viii
up and down Dsy Passengers al Kingy1ile.
Asr,'s n CnIm,nnia Il - :. .''....... 1856
Lesve Coiumbia.. .2.o. Pm
Arrive at Camden. -. .LO5pM
Signed H.sI. pRAKl.
surpu u
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PRoPH1TT,s LIVER MEDIcrnr.

PROPHITI'S LIVER MEDICTME.
Or. ProphtH-Baving used this medicine sufa.
cientiy long to test Its virtue. nd to satisfy nv own
mind that It is an invaluable remedy fer nyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered mnch
who now suffer from this annoying complains would
be siGnany benefited. he has been by its use q 8
deem 1t duty we owe to this unfortunate class ia
recommend to them the use of this remedy. which
has given not only himself but several members Of
his family the greatest relief.
''i M. W. ARNOLD.
OF the GeOpDia Conforonca
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NxpOTts.
ATHENS, Y.-Per brig Msnxao illa-l2l,o:s feet
Lumber
FERNANDINA. FLA-Per .bAig Bampden-100 bags
Corr 20 bags Oats. ~ bales Hay, 20 pkgs Furni.
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plantaticu Ditters.

THAT ANY s1oK MAN SURVIVED THE
treatment of City years ago. must be considered o
proof that human beings are very hard to Aiu.
The lancet, cslomel, cantharidses and drastic DUR
eativee we're then the order OF the day The ply.
the unfortunate patient was drsnohed morning.
noon and night with prostratlng medicines, We
i've in a more rational and conscientious era. The
importance of supporting Nature in it's conflict
with disease Is now understood. Complaints In
themselves weakening arc no longer aggravated bv
artificial depletion. They arc met with ToNfCs
that rally tie vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies of Nature.
in It's battles with Sickness is
PLAsrATaoN BlTwEKs.
.. .A4 unr3 ..
anchor of the feeble and debinsated. As q cordial
for the aged and deorepia 1t has no equal amone
stonaachies As q remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender sex are especially subject !. i.
superseding every other stimulant and nervine,
In ell climates. tropical temperate or ertgd its acts
as specific in every species Of disorder which un.
dermines the bodily strength and breaks down the
animal spirits wherever it is introduced it be-
comes q standard article-a medicinal staple Drug
eiss. although their proAt upon 1t IL small, and It
absolutely necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries. and for which nobody win
accept substitute 1t is to-day the most popular
medicine in the civilized world. Extensively "a IL
Is advertised. its best a,vertsement is the beseaci
result which uniformly follows it's use. Every hattie
Unlike other stimNlants it braees and fortstes the
system without exciting undue cerebral achon.
The cheering effect which it produces upon the
mind is not momentar5, but permanent. There ia
NO ss.Dsequcnr cepresston It does not. ss is the
~ so&g ---- .,.,E
case with oil other sdnul. beset craving fo- ex.
.tt9 Etl. i.st4--- H..
eitanis. On the other hand. 1T soo:nes and ea,ns
the nerves, combining, strange the anomaly may
seem. the qualities Of sedative ard gentle anoav,a
~ ySs& l2ssrN( -
with those of q tonic and invigorant The perf.ct
purity Of oil it's ingredients .netr ednn.rah.e saap
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Dodd's Nervine and Inyigorator

is M ToEs: :ad GENTLE sTIMULANr which is
yon It maintains. When IL r. fsshes BODY or mind
u rereahes wIh natural sfrergth that comes 10 STAY
are not recommending teelotaism in the interest
sscnss us that he -hs resorts to the bottle for rest
% ol wi, nd as be keens ati that he
hke the flames OF .perdition. Turn from II Take
,op3c tnSs Will reresn snd not destroy. DoDD's
nIs ~ for sale by all Drugeists Price Ono
Dpar. See Book Of Certificates that accOa nran;as
.~I. ~-. oSs.Io. InoS June as
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Brings, GAemieals, Qte,
hR. o. $. PR HI L II n 9
FAMILY MEDICINES
CONSISTING OF HIS CELEBRATED
LIVER M EDICINE.
Ah0DyNE PAIN KILL Or,
ANTI-B1IIoUs PILLS, AGUE PILLS,
Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic
PURIFYING PILLS.

THE FxCELLENT r EDIEH OF O. g.
pROPHITT, n. D., need no Recommendation
sner wen known power IN removing the diseases pe-
cuar to our Southern climate having already estab
hshed for them an e2viable reputation IN 3eorsta
and the adjoining States. AS the majority OF
living In the South are predispo.ed TO disease Of the
Liver, is granted by all intelligent physicians thai
most OF the pains and aches OF our people are due
to org snio OF functional arrangement OF that impor
rant organ. Prophihs Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly ct the root Of the evil
They cure the Liver. which in nine cases out OF en-
is at the bottom Of the Coughs, Dyspepsia, Coitc'
strual Obstrnctions, &C., 30 common among oSsr
people. Earache, Tnothache, Acute Rheumatiam
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
PROPHETS PAIN KILL TT
hEe char before the wind. 200
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N. 0, WALLACE,
established December 18th, 1850.


HTwo Dollars for one year Sasu-
Tfably, "a aardnee, 9
sH Single copies, Ten Cents eacn.
CPAdYertisemen inserted at Que Dollsl
per square Of Ten Lines or less for the frsi
insertion Fifty Cents for each continuance
C-J@ Local and Special Notices, Twenty
Gents per line.
.GA liberal deduction will be made tc
persons advertising for three, six, nine, Of
twelve months. s'sfS -
OF Obituaries and calls on candidates
Fifty Gents per square.
B or The privilege Of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited to their own immediate and
regular business and the business Of an adj
vertising firm is not considered as including
that Of its individual m memhers. 0TNo de-
Walton from these terms under any circum-
stances
dT- Ad vsrtisements not marked with the
ptmber of Insertions when handed in, will be
confirmed until ordered out, and payment
exacted.
OF No advertisement inserted grstu.tously
k5s Advertisements Of an abusive nature
will not be inserted at any price.
HTs Announcing candidates Five Dollars,
TO be paid in advance in every case.
or Job Printing Of all kinds neatly
done on New Type, and on as reasonable
terms as any ofie sin Tennessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-01-07

beef contract, with plenty of
dead army mules lying around
loose, is the manufacture of the
South's great staple.
Year after year, her planters
toll and sweat to raise cotton. For
lack Of manufacturing establish
ments of their own, nearly every
bale of it has to be shipped fifteen
hundred miles across the country
to Massachusetts or Rhode Island.
All the freights by steamboat and
railroad, warehouse, dues, dray-
ages, charges for handling, and
manufacturers enormous divi-
dends are paid; and then in the
shape of calico and domestic,
Southern merchants have to buy
back the, very same cotton, pay
the, profits Of Boston jobbers,
and al the expenscs of transport
ing it again, across the whole con-
tinent to the State that raised it!