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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09
SATURDAY, Oct. 5, 1880.

OAIuhUAHS OCIs 4OOOs
We this day attended TO the delivery of
an harangue by DR.. Holmes, one Of the Wing
Candidates for the State Senate for the Coun-
ty of Yazoo.
This is the second instance we have had
the pleasure Of hearing the Doctor and must
profess our qualification on each attempt ex-
hibited BY him-he evidently proves himself
TO be man well versed in the political his
torgof our country-as speaker he delivers
himself well-and sometimes falls in strain
of eloquence that ELECTS high appreciation.
Although we differ somewhat from the Doc.
tor in his political creed. Still our obiec-
tions do not extend TO his ideas of republi.
canism or State rights, for trusting his own
honest opinions on this subject, he comedies
with us-and in doing so he sustains the
league Of the Union and entertains the best
spirit Of patriotism. In this respect, no true
southerner can find fault with him. And we
are inclined to the belief that the DR.. differs
in nothing from the great republican party,
but in the institution of a national bank
taking this view of his opinions we do no
hurt either to him or ourselves.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09
ION. JACOB THOMPSON

Addressed the people of Yazoo City, on
Saturday, the 9th inst. II gives Us pleasure
TO notice this appearance of Mr.. T. among
us-to salute him TO the county-the city
that first gave origin 10 his nomination that
had the discrimination to introduce him to
his fellow.citizens as candidate fol the con
.gress Of the United s.ates,-the best gift of !
free people. He doscanted in very eIo.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09
HAVANA.


We invite the attention of our
readers in the Western States, as
well as those in this city, to the
advertisement of the new establish
ment opened at Havana for board
ers from the United States, and also
to the following letter 10 ourselves,
from the proprietors:
In the notice which you were
kind enough to take, in your paper
of the 28th ultimo, at my own sug-
gestion OF our contemplated estab-
Iishment, 20 introduce it as import
ant to iDvalids,' which might lead to
the supposition that it was crctu-
SiUely intended for their accommo-
dation. This is by no means the
case. Within the last few years
the number of strangers visiting the
Island of Cuba for recreation, plea
sure, curiosity and business, has
greatly increased, and several pub
lie houses are now maintained
where formerly it was difficult to
fill one. Very few who come, have
any previous idea of the vast inn
portance of Havana in a CONNER
cial point of view, and all are agree
ably surprised with the good order
which prevails in every department
ofits police and government. Three
steamboats, ply between this and
Matanzas; one goes to the ports on
the south side Of the island; and an
excellent railroad extends to the
town of Guines, (south SIDE where,
also, strangers will find a well con-
Quoted American establishment.
AS to all other matters, we eat,
drink and sleep pretty much as they
do in other parts of the world, hav-
ing a superabundance of many OF
the good things Of this life to COM
pensate for an occasional deficiency
in others. And in regard to the
climate, l presume there are few
persons old enough to travel who
are ignorant Of the delightful tenn
perature Of the West Indies, and its
beneficial effects upon delicate or
impaired constitutions.
But one word Of advice to the
'invalids,' as they are termed, which
in most of the cases coming under
our notice means consumptiye PEI.
pIe-if their cases are bad let then
not come to Cuba. We have, ever
here within the tropics, an occasion.
al day or two of weather too cold
for them-more especially for those
who resort to the country. But the
great majority of those who are
slightly effected-of the weak and
delicate in frame-of the debilita-
ted, from previous illnesS-aIl these
may derive signal benefit from a
visit to the Island of Cuba. Try il
yourself, Mr.. Editor, and if you are
not sick play the old soldier as il
again at school. Yours, W.
". O. Com. Bulletin.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09
Air-RoYAL CHARLIE.

Hard times, hard times, is all the cry,
The country's in confusion:
The Banks have stopp'd, but still they trl
To mystify delusion;
They give Us trash,
And keep their cash
To send across the waters,
To pay for things,
They've bought of kings,
To gull our sons and daughters
Then TO the polls,
Ye noble souls,
The Banks now cry for quarters,
But here's their doom,
They shall resume,
Or forfeit all their charters.
Shall corporations rule the soil
That Washington defended!
Shall honest people sweat and toll.
n And have their tights suspended!
Shall we be slaves
To pamperd knaves,
And Banks still be our masters,
Since all they pay,
From day TO day,
Is nothing but shinplasters!
Then 10 the polls. &c.
Brave Jackson fought to set us free,
He loves his country dearly;
His own metallic currency
Was not promise merely,
And little Van,
An honest man,
Will initiate the hero,
And lay these banks.
That play such pranks,
All Just as lew as zero!
Then 10 The polls, &c.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09

project the general Interests far Dc prarticable
lha general laws for tie purposes Of incorporating
should be enacted 80 that 81 complying with cetain
specified acquisitions which might Be made as severe
as SCENE pforer my sci of men may procure charter
properly restricted. A suggestion II This kind may
perhaps be startling and have he,erOdox sound to
many, but wc know that at present, By pulling the
proper strings and pursuing with patience and pese-
ycrance the welIundersiOod course Of legislative soil
citation, bodies of men can in almost every eaas
accomplish their purposes Then, not better that
they should do 80 under well know restricions than
is it done, by cunning, chance inadvertence.
Al present corporations are regarded as monopoly,
and very correctly too--where general laws in this
respect would operate benefcaly By destroying their
exclusive character.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09
For the Democratic Union.

Benton, Oct. eth, 1899.
Mr.. EDrroR.-Through the politeness
and good memory Of my friend, Col. Smith,
of Madison County, am enabled to furnish
you with the following poetical and patriotic
stanzas, sung with unbounded applause, by
Daniel Fore, Esq, Of Rankin County, at No.
Is, Mansion House, Jackson, on the 10th Of
September, 1889. Yours, &c,
LOCO FOCO.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09
u. S. BANK A1TEN1SY--

The agency Of Jaudon has ceased in Lon.
don, and hereafter the bank will drawn on
Bfring, Brothers y Co.-Mr. Jaudon will
spend few months on the continen, and re-
turn to the United States III the spring.
sGness You'll get used up, as the boy said
to the stick Of candy.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09
MORILE.

The Register Of The 10th says, the cases
inclease, 50 far az we are able to Judge from
observation. The inierments on Monday
we're 20, Tuesday 7. The mayor, by procla.
nation, requested the inhabitants 10 observe
the I 9Th inst. as day Of fasting, humiliation
and prayer.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09

Providence enesf He h,TA ,s.orre.poades,s:
speaking Of the boosted sDs;n IRON salem, suS J
,IIss there residing, saws ~, Ofths fam.
old as the houses in VIII. mat # they are J.
live it is time that they y1 %sl. some q Ss q
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09

-, = . counsellor was asked By ia5s. :,
. why your honor, replied he cTaS'esl
50 much in the habit of losing ao nave been
that thought ! had much ba;,Ig good causes,
bad ones O'''ef Undertake
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09

Artificial IDory. Certain parties in Shelf
field have just obtained patent fol the max
ing of substance so nearly resembling ivory,
and SO applicable to all the purposes of that
valuable material, that il is almost impossible
to detect the difference. We have not our.
selves seen the mock ivory, hut we are told
that in one instance working cutler had a
quantity Of scales given out 10 him, consist.
ing partly of the fictitious compound, and
partly of ivory, and that he used them in
hating his knives, and returned his work
without discovering the difference. We un-
derstand that an imitation tortoise shell is
prepared and in use, which for some pur-
poses is little inferior TO some varieties of the
real article. 1t may be expected therefore,
that the quadruped and the reptile for which
our artists have hitherto been indebted for
the precious substances above FAMED, will
henceforth be cleft alone in their glory
the former Of his tusks, and the latter of his
cuirass.-hiS.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09

Reading, says Lord Bacon, makes a full
man, walking a ready man, and writing an
exact man.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09

We are pleased to find that a conductor of
the public press in Arkansas has had the cou-
rage to decline challenge, occasioned by
some remarks in his paper, provided he has
also had the prudence TO refrain from remarks
calculated wantonly to wound private feel.
ing. Those editors who would trample down
all the propricties Of life, and vent their pas.
sions al the expense of decency, have but lit.
tie apology for declining TO abide by the con-
sequences of their own want Of wisdom;
whilst such as make it a rule to respect the
sanctity of individual feeling, and discuss
public measures with irmness and decency,
can never have reason to avoid what they do
not provoke. We are no advocates for duel.
ling. 1t is crime, moral as we'll as legal,
and should be punished without respect to
persons. The law should know no differ.
ence between individuals, but should apply
the penalty for .ransgressing it to all alike;
and were this the case. we should hear less
of ''affars of honor" in which the fear of
ridicule has more TO do than the real injury.
Baltimore American.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09

every motive Of partisan hostility against
them: and by abslracling them entirely from
the strife Of politics, in which it's impossible
|theY should msingIe without being exposed 70
the most imminent peril.
INDEPENDENT TREAsURY-schGt u IS not
l. Il is not injurious to the local banks,
for Il will Ieayethem in full exercise and en-.
Iioyment of all their rights.
I Q. Il is not injurious to the business of the
county because experience has demonstrated
Ithatsthe loaning of the public moneys to the
banks to be traded upon by them, is IN no
wise -benefcial-but that it produces sudden
expansions and contractions in their issues,
Extensively pernicious. and embarrassing to
trade.
| 8. 1t does not separate the government
from the people; but prevents the govern
lnent from lending the peoples money, which
should at ali times be kept as sacred depo-
site to pay the peoples debts.
4. II will not with or without the specie
clause introduce metallic currency; for
were the whole collected and disbursed in
gold and silver, il is estimated that not more
than from three to five millions of money
would, at any one time, be necessarily in the
Itreasury-an amount much less than is kept
lin the vault of the United States Bank Of
Pennsylvania.
5. II is not an todious measure'-it is not
a destructive measure;' but measure strict
~ constitutional, shadowed forth by Jefer-
son, recommended by Van Buren,, and appro-
we'd BY Jackson..-T Virginia Dominion.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09

New MUSICAL INSTRUMENTAL mocha
nican, living in the country, aud engaged in
making an organ for his parish church, is said
from making numerous experiments on the
effect Of the wind on harmoniac chords and
sonorous bars Of metal, to have succeeded in
forming very extraordinary musical instru-
ment. Air admitted into tubes, and driven
with more or less force against the chords or
bars, produce tones of peculiar sweetness and
power. In trial made some days ago sever
Ial panes of glass were broken by tho vibra-
ton Of the first touch, although the sound was
produced by tube of moderate size. 1t is
averred, but we beg leave TO doubt it, that
when played in the open air on still night,
it may be heard at the distance of several
leagues. Some of the notes have the effect
of thunder!-English Paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

Y d. IRWIN x Co, Members Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons Londsu, continue be consulted delicate
diseases all their various at their Office 204 Fulton
street. where from the commod angemen Of their
aborng under delicate complaints be treated with
secrecy and safety
j. b. Irwin CO. pledge themselves that in all Of the
mot violent venerea which have hitherto fallen under their
notice their treatment without mercury has been
eesul and speedy T.ey need not by certa direct the
public attention TO their superior practice In those diseases
their reputation IN this city we'll known and respected b,
all who had to con6de in their h-nor II Is strongly
recommended to females who the habit Of using their
Oeoe.truent Pills. that th,n should be taken
any occasion might produce effects which those who
aould he mothers DESTROYS % avoid preventative can
be had cured 10 days Those WHO have in
ured then selves by secret and destructive hh, ehain
relief Solvent security Is all that wall be required ua
shs BE- effected. Letters post paid, detailing the
ture Of the complaint and covering suitable fee VIII be i'm
aeday attended to, aud medens with full directions for
~arded to the rartms. n2.im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
COL IT'S
ROCK X H. r. p N G..

(r3- A PRACTICAL WORK UPON a PLAN ENTIKE-
LY accounts which form the bases Of the science
classed under Five Divisions with definite explanations
AFTER tie forms Of grammar and arithmetic contains
cabulary Of merceptle and phrases Also key
planning of Journaxng each Of the Day
Book entries practical ccosntant would expaia the
pap this sim9ss the science that young
Of English may acquire knowledge without
the Of teacher To which is added Directions to
Learner Calculations and Praical Forms for
keepg books in every extent aud variety Of commercial
Pabc Addresses the first delivered the sub
ject &c &chis day published by William Jackson, 100
broadway and Cor sale at the principal Bookstores in the Unit
ed States 60 D6-6m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

LIAR CUTTtNu-The undersigned respectfully solicit
the attention of the ct,eus of New York and strangers
10 his superior method and peculiar style; he refrain, IN this
place from che usual rueric' Of the trad and Tor tangible
proea Of his sk In rendering CONNIE u fu" the human
head divine he begs leave to refer 20 his friends and
customers FRANCIS q. BOYLE, No. 50 reari st.
ei1.tm- adicinins 4 . pvarls street House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

IIoLDl BEFORE YoU PURCHASE, LOOK AT THIS
NEWELL notice. that he !. constantly reeeiv
ing from NJ, Factory, full suppl, of seas ssbe Boots a.d
shoes ell &c his parsfetut the materials selected tn
work supervised By him and ever pair wsranted will sell
sahteauy suhtreasuy cent less tquses con-
,dred) than be purchased ehr, which ne will prove
The Satisfaction ofshe most ncrrduiYu. they will only e.
ser him With call n No % Canal la Ghsthsm a.
IA large ssssrtmess Of French gsst skin y :. %
kssA syens
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
ONE PRICED HAT sToRE.-THEODoRE
CLARK corner Of Chatham and Pearl sts after ma.

ONE PRICED HAT STORE.-THEODORE
CLARK corner Of Chatham and Pearl sts after ma
~ ny years experience business and after repeated and
untirisg efforts 10 attain the object, consistently be-
We. that he has length succeeded in manusc turing at
Gle which cannot fail APPRECIATION Of all Who will
take The trouble to examine II.
Th, article 10 which the attention Of the public Is
especially invited Satin Beaver Hat,priee oniy THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that FOR beauty chearntss
durability and comfort cannot be surpassed ~ the city OF
New York In addition the usual vory Of Hats and Caps
he also Keeps hand constantly Fur Hat OF very superior
quality wh.ch he afford at -FOUR DOLLARS and this
Hat for years past has given customers the
unqualified sstsacon Justice 10 his friends well as
himself makes proper tor him e sly, that he sells Tor
CASH from bad will not have TO
paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly at
the old stand where the asking always the
selling price ser2I.Sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

IIAvANA.-Mrs. WEST has resumed business at No. 90
II Gale nquirdor, where she will be prepared to receive
E,aroers .C-merv.
Reference TO Johs Rtchie ESQ No 81 Broad street, who
will furnish information applicants orma
ties TO be observed by strangers to avoid detention in landing
at Havana oilaw3r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14


UNDER the Clinton Hall
Ryder's "a ned Boot and Shoe store 10 found
In IL, whoever may call,
Away. huds an assortment that's I'D.
He has boots OF materials the hest
Ready made and to order likewise,
You have otAy TO give them the test
Delighted are all he supplies
Each varied description and kiod,
Required by each seasons change.
Better boots you'll no where find
Der the whole totcn should you range,
OF sheer. tao, he's every s-rt-
The walking aud dancing pumps,
Made eqsal the choicest rought,
And not to be hur. ~ hump
Known far and Is his nsms-
Each portion or the Union tell
Ryders workmanship merits its fame
Because il isawsys done reii--
Each material Is choscn with cove
Each article fnished complete
Known TO rip-,nd 10 wear
Much longer than many you meet
A Diploma has been ,iven him twice.
Nor can his work be surpassed,
ssperectly finished and nice
Theieather that leaves his lat
Ryders name Is spr aiding around
Each 81 y and town OF our land,
Equal 10 the finest yet found
The articles seat from his stand.
New tmyrscenrnf les lately made,
Enhancing his cork sole boots,
Where great skill aud taste displayed,
You will find the cot cannot break,
Over its sole leather Is wrought
Ryders new Invention will take
Keep increasing the the custom he's sought dig d.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

CARLTON HOUSE, $50 & $50 Broadway New York
~ JAMES BENsON-weil known for the last fifteen
Captain Of different steamboats, the North Rver-and
PRESTON n. HODGES late Of the Clinton Hotel, v. Y.
have the pleasure Of informing their friends and the public that
the CARLTON HOUSE. having been put in complete order
and rerynhed throughout will be opened for the reception
Of company, Monday the fourth Of November o3im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

pAssFoRp's BILLIARD q CHESS ROOMS en,r,nc,
ID "A Ann street, and Joins the Mvseuv 5te Brordws,
Moe than snv old fashioned Tables have gives way thu
city, eavnt few othevs W except Basucrds our
Elastic sprrs steel and improved Cloth Cuhicas thev
much preferred ny the asteurs and certificates Of their
oeience be shown from AZ the srest psyers exespt The
rorv beng ENGAGED ~ superstition fsefev Purchasers
and player. are invited 70 Try them ~ above.
NJ B-BrlArd Cio,h Bais &c Cor sale - usual sAy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

TYR 0RANosRh has removedto his permanent residence,
IL Ne s4 ami,y street where offers 70 the pnsic his
Homeopathic pectors Restorative At the manufacturing price
The su cess whisb ha. attended the previous sac Of this
remedy enable. place within the reach Of
who are suffering from consumption, affection ofths
lang, or liver.
in GRANGER be consulted daily, At HE once IRON
~ ~ a snafrorn n o. p. M. OILS Son.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER IA. 1885

r EECHES LEEChEs -, onstan,y on hand, a large
- supply OF Sweedish am German Leeches For sale by
Leeehes carefully packed in clay, be sent to any
part Of the country To Nth P% .Tlfea. ;ss % va
COAL! COAL.As cheap cheapest and good a ths
- BEST Yard 5O4 Washington street, Spring. Pr.e
of coal for few days longer Delivered free Of carriage
Peach OreAsrd red ash, s76s $50
Schuylkili, grey ash ~ ~ ,sSS
Liverpool, 1900 4oo
90 United States Bank and Rhode Island bills taken
par. s2a-bm
~ TcVEs! STOVES! STOVES The Subscriber.
- wouId call the att. nton Of public their large
elegant assortment Of Stoves which are as follows
The Peoples Improved Cooking Stove for wood or coal
the improved Union Cook Stove for wood COAL Paror
Frank splendid paterns small Frankns for cooking with
coal Canal Stoves James Improved cook stoves zine
and retail the aabe TERMS for cash. al their store
2o0 Water door east Of Peck Slip aud 100 Cherry
suitable for Offices stores barroos steamboats, See together
with large assortment of "copper" tin and sheet iron ware
constantly on hand stove pipe. "
ol9 I'm. A. M SOMERVlLLE
wv PICKLES and CATSUPS.-The Subscriber respect
fully inform. public that he has hand, at his Ware
house % Vesey street, extensive supply Of Pickles. Of
every size which offers for small large quantities
put Kegs Jars other style, to suit customers
Grocers wanting Assorted Pickles in Glass Jars, put up in
handsome STYLE persons wanting large quanse'
for export alton requested to CALL
ps Pepper Sauce Cayenne Pepper &c constantly
hand. w. ID. SMITH.
olsllms
CAFETY KEFLECTING FONNEL LAMPs-War.
ranted burn aaf expense of any other lamp,
give clear and brilliant light without any shadow. The
proprietor sos his friends to call and examine
Tor themselves feeling condeat at it will surpass all Others
in brilney .heapness and Lamps 81 and up
wards suitable for grocer dry good stores porter houses
and all establishments where good light wanted at small
expense, can be obtained at
Z. MiCHELL'S, Catharine street,
o2S-m- and f7l Greenwich st.. corner OF Canal.
Ut in of good and cheap Boots and Shoes call
IL at WALKER Co.'s Stores, Nos 2O6 Canal corner Of
HUDSON $50 and 2S6 Canal street, merit to Greenwich
There you will find them selling tn cir unrvaed plated Boots
double single soes for 50 IS to So 90 per pair fine calf
from 81 ST. Heavy winter boots frcm ~ to
s. 90 and So Boys and ehdren boots from 81 ~ to 81
per pair Mems shoes Of all kin at low prices They
ladies' shoes of all kin d. such Cater
boots Baskn Ties Slippers and Walking shoes Of all kind
with Misses and Chdreu boots and shoes abundsnce
don't forget Walker Co.. and the nmble sixpenec ol6lm
CARLTON HOUSE, $50 4 $50 Broadway, New York
~ JAMES BENsON-weil known for the last fifteen year,
Captain Of different steamboats, the North Rver-and
PRESTON n. HODGES late Of the Clinton Hstel, v. Y.
pleasure Of informing their friends and the public that
the CARLTON HOUSE, having been put in complete order
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

Sa BROWNS FALL STYLE or HATs.-On hand
and constantly manufactu ing elegant assortment OF
sxA his much admired Hats Of the latest Fall Fashion
Also very large assortment Of Fur Muh from the lowest
price coy gether with extensive assortment
gentemen cloth and fur caps Youth md chdrens cloth
and velvet caps all Of which offered the most reasonable
termt BROWN i2s Chatham street,
slA3m. Opposite Roseveltst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

u EMOvAL The once Cor the sale of the celebrated
" Hunters Red D,or !. removed 70 as Pearl, door
north OF latham Buy sosh,ng under the name any where
Else or You Get deceived Price ~ PER vial o3s I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

llt.Ls o, tie FAIRFIELD tosn,y Bsnh Al Norwslh, and
ID Branch Bank Al Danbury, redeemed the once
WILLIAM WARNER, No. COZ Wall street. att Of per
osst discount oSo2wcods