State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06

beware OF the RAVEN at Zurich,
lis BIRD of omen ill;
With noisy and unclean NEST,
And very, VERY Lo~G BILL!
IUthght.-The evening grew more dull
every moment, aud Mechanically wind
sounded through the deserted fields like a
distant giant whistlng for his house.doe
Memory The distance Of memory can
alone change the drops Of time, through
which they swim into the rainbow of enioy.
ment.
S,yte.-TO praise the style of an author
more than his thoughts, islike commencing n
woman for her dress, more than her person.
Style, like dress, should be appropriate. and
not detract attention from what it was meant
10 adorn.
! Society.-Those can most easily dispense
with snciety who are the most calculated 10
adOrn II; they only are dependent on it who
possess no mentalresources; for, though they
they bring nothing to the general mart, like
beggars they are too poor to stay at home.
Memory. Hope.-Two perspective paint,
ers lead US poor bewItched mOrtaIs through
the whole theatre Of life, and these are memo
ry and hope.
Love, says ST: John Sucking, is of the ma
turt of burning glass, which, ks pit still in one
place, freth; changed often it doth nothing.
Sir Philip Sidney says in his America that
II is better than par Of spectacles, to make
very thing seemgreater which is seen thro'
Int.
| We pity that man who binds himselfin life
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ton of receiving handsome fortune, when
he finds that 'Old Mortgage has claims upon
the. old mans property Ior twice its value.
30 also, we pity hun who marries for beauty,
when he sres that beauty fades and when
the very object for which he married ceases
to form his love or affection.
I'm oph,' as General Harrison said when
he heard the cannon thunder from Fort Ste.
Venson, when young Croghan was defending
it with twenty men against British toice of
FIVE or SIX hundred.
A good bump.-A phrenologist at the
b, fndIn2 young lady ha was examln-
ling, posse ssed Of the bump Of $40. O00-a ive-
ness, madr oyertures of marriage, which were
accepted iorthwith-the best bump he ever
found.
When a mans happiness is based upon
things in possession, it must, of necessity. be
limited in ex eut; but when il springs from
his hopes, there need be no limits 10 the
tamoont of it. A little reality, however, isn't
Dad at times.
A DUTCHM MANS EkEGY.
Here lies mine pabe. as dead as nits,
| DAT God has kilt "ait ague fits,
H. would not let 'em stay init me,
But took 'em home to stay NIT he.
We don't believe that widows dislik &c
cord marriage: that old bachelors are happy
llhaI wine cures tn govt: or thai Henr!
CLAY will ever be the President ofthe United
States.
The vices of the rich and great are msta
| ken toi errors; those Of the poor and lowl!
tor nIlmes.
Mr.. Blake. dentist. mas invented artifi
lcal and lncorruptIble gums, as well as teeth
>se shall n. xt hear OF artificial somachs, witt
pow erfuI digestoTs. The whole structure
man IS undergoing reforms. Artificial eyes
iarti6c,al teeth, gums and palate: ar:Ihcla
tleps and arms: artificial hair; hy d by, tn
whole animal will be arti6cial.-N. 7. St0'
Insufficient remedies only aggravate tn
Id.s.ase: this our currency doctors hay
lahunaantIy demons rated, as any one can 81
who's eyes are not covered with paper prom
ises. o. VINO has not reasons for being bin
in his own pocket.
he secret of Daete's struggle thfong
life was in the reckless sarcasm OF his answf
n IN. Prince of Verona. who asked him ho'
be copld account for the fact, that IN IN
housebold of princes, the court tool was
greater favor than the philosopher. SIM
Iat,,y Of mnnds,' said the free genius. !
over the world the source OF friendship
F,ndness for children denotes, not only
ind ne art. hut gulleless one. A AhasF q
wavs detests children: their Innocent 90.
aud open brow speak daggers 10 nm:
lsses ,is own villiany r. fiected from the
leau.tenances, as from minor. AWAY
ms,k the man or wo IAN who avoids children
No money is better spent says Dr.. JONI
-. than what is lald out for domestic SAT-
{. on. A mn is plea tha' his VIE
ssed as well as other people. and the WI
.nleased tina. she is well dressed I'hls mi
49, heen said when rs. Johnson had Ju
arsi9 d the Doctor out of new gown.
Modern Defnition Of "a Lady.-A fema
,h. shape Of pair Of saddle bags, small
in. middle, and large at both ends.
ldIeness, says great writer il the nest
chich mischief lays and matches lts eggs.
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