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The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21

MAssAcHUsETTs.-l all the towns Of the
9th Congressional district in Massachusetts,,
except i've, OsMYN BAKER fwhig) takes ss4
votes Of a majority. His gain since April is
S44. No choice. Thirty-eight in the
Berkshire district give ROCKWELL twhig) a.
gain Of ll8 vOiss since April last. Should
ne other towns give him afurlher gain Of
5s he is qlecisd,--.Niaf. Incl
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21

or The Hon. DR.. Montgomery, of Madi-
son county, will accept our thanks for favors
per mail.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21

APPoRTIoNmENr.-In all probability the
State will be districted during the present
called session of the Legislature. A Bill to
this effect has been introduced BY NJ. Cole
man, Of De Soto, and referred to select
committee of thirteen. This committee it is
said are indusiriouslg employed in preparing
a bill'which will probably not only meet the
views of the majority, but also Of the mino-
rilY.
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TEMPERANCE mEEr,rN6.

TIME Yazoo City Temperance Society will
a meet at the Methodist new Church IN
this city. on next Sabbath evening the
23d inst, at early eandle-lighting. An IA.
dress will be expected from Mr.. M. a.
jenkins.
06- The public are respectfully invited to
attend. BY order the President,
]. NJ. PUGH, Secretarv.
Yazoo City, July 81, 1843.
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rWe are indebted to captain Cameron
Of the steamer YazOO, for late New Orleans
papers.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21

GOUernOr's .Hessage.-A paper has not yet
come TO hand containing the message Of
Gov. T. NJ. Tucker. It is said however to
be lengthy, dry document, ,--all talk and no
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21

ADVERTIsEmENTs.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21

we are authorized to announce JOHN w.
UQqA' as candidate for the office of Sheriff
d 1azoo county, at the next election.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-15

DEATH FRoa EATING PHosrHoRUs-lester-
day, the infant daughter Of Mr.. Newman, on
Frank street, died in consequence Of having ca.
ten the day prev ous, considerable quantity of
phosphorus. The phosphorus was eaten about
II o'clock on Friday, and the mother mmcd-
ately gave it an emetic, after which it remained
perfectly easy and apparently well until the
next Saturday morning, when it was seized
with terrific pains, which continued until she
died, G O'clock, p. NJ. A post mortem exnmi-
nation disclosed extensive burns through the
whole course of the intestines; and it is mat
ter of surpri,e that the child should have renal
ned undisturbed until the next morning. The
only explanation suggested is, that the phos-
phorus did not meet the oxygen Immediately,
and that it did not take fire until tie next day.
The smoke of the phosphorus escaped freely
from the bowels during Saturday, and probably
combustion was then going on. The proper
antidotes were given freely, and other means
used, bat with no apparent effect-Rochesier
Post.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-15

Ut "sTRAws."
rises in astonishment
Indignnn, I've bin sitiin':
If granite could get rabid. why
I'd swear you'd all hin bitten!
Such monumental raptures such
A bHa' clullilion!-
Cold waters all You'll get from me,
Plrcei in this ere position!
Just state the case. Old Mrs. Bull,
As lives across the waters,
In course Of law and natur', gets
A set of saucy daughters;
A reg'lar bakers dozcn--a'I
The world declares EN- beauties
First thing they does, they takes and sets
Their faces 'gainst their duties
Well, Mrs. Bull of course is vexcd,
As most o mothers would be,
To find her gals turnin' out
No better than they should be;
She flares up bout authority,
They fou, in contradiction,
And Ms. Bull gocs ravin' mad,
To strengthen her conviction
Next, Just to do EN- good of course
She Just begins to l,iher;
And blessed if they don't turn about
And pitch into her, rather!
You talk about your "Lexlngton"-
My fceln's can't smother;
1t beats the quaker gentleman
As took and kicked his mother
They keeps on not a-mindin', push
from had to worse, you see;
And having ,ap'd her claret, why
Next thing they spills her tea:
Abuse her on the corners, and
Wot's more outrageous still,
Got up anoth precious fight,
On this here Bunker Hill!
wonder wot you're made Of! is
There any here parent
Or any as soon as may he !
Should say at once there wei'nt.
This CROWN over Mrs. Bull,
Who "rieh, divine" could show, too
As very distinguished Yankee Statesman
might observe.
"Whcre II ye expect 10 go tOs2"
And wot a nice example! Since
Just see the jolly rows;
There's not regal dame niive
Can keep quiet house!
It's 'Chare.," "Ccnstituton," ""Right
OF Suifisgc." ""common veal"
And last, and Ioudcs', round the world,
Sw,lls Irclond's cry, "RepeGl :"
Just "go ahead ms Shakespeare says,
Keep on your celebrations,
You'll have ii your own way at last,
No doubt among the nations:
With freedom your rrlgion-why,
You'll soon convert the planet;
Each lsnd msy boast its sacred hill,
CapP'dty lis spine Of granite,
Or,
Your sins very catching one,
East, west, and norh, and south, sirs
And tey may pile granite next
Upon the MI IF Ho,oth, sirs
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-15

COcKRoAcHEs-The following method of de-
stroying these detestible intruders is at once
simple and effective Procure from the apo
theclry small quantity of that odorlterous ve-
getable called poke root. Boil it in water un-
Ill the juices are extracted and mingle the IL
quor with good molasses spread the mixture
in large pattcrs Or soup-plates; place these
wherever the cockroaches visit, and the enemy
will be found slain by iitics and hundreds on
the following morning. genuemon TO whom
we are indebted for this information, states that
lie slaughtered 575 cockrooches in one night
by the above process and that the root which
had been boiled being thrown into closet thick
ly infested by the enemy, the place was quit
ted entirely in few days. great numbers be
ing left upon the field Boston GaE.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-15

TnE END or rnr MILLER TENT-A rcrr,l'a
storm occurred near Rochester, las, Friday
The rain came down in streams 1he Ry
Mr., Hines, one OF the Miller prophets, wa, de-
livering fiery eXhortation TO about 500 IN the
big tent when "the rain descended, and the
cause it was built on the sand The whole
concern was rent in twain, the women were
frightened, but most luckily few persons were
hurt. The tent is destroyed altogether, and
that we suppose is the last vestiSe OF Miller
ism.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-15

CoMFoRTABLE.-The chairs in the cars of the
Eastern railroads are provided with rockers.
They only need pillows to be perfect; man
could then easily sleep away the tedium of trav-
ol.
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PRICES OF ADyERTIsING.

do do rs
do 3 do 90
Every subsequent insertion, O ~
Yearly Advertisements one column, S25 half
column, sis, three squares, Sl2; two squares SO (;
one square, s.. Halfyeary one column, sls /;
half column Sl2 ; three squares, So; two squares,
S5; one square, SO so.
Advertisements left without directions as 10 the
length Of time they are to be published, will be
continued until ordered out, and charged accord
ingly.
CJJSix,cen lines make square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-15
CALHOUN.

There was, also, a son ofSouth Carolina, still
in the service of the Republic, then, undoubt
edly, the most influential member of this House
With genius eminenty metaphysical, he ap-
piled to politics his habits ofanalysis, abstrac-
ton, and condensation, and thus gave to the
problems of Government something of that
grandeur which the higher mathematics have
borrowed from astronomy. The wings of his
mind were rapid, but caprcous, and there
were times when the light which flashed from
them as they passed, glanced like mirror in
the sun, only to dazzle the bch,lder. Engross-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-15

FATHER MILLER is afflicted like Job, with
'sore bles;" he says he has twenty-five" from
the bigness OF grape to walnut, on his Shout
der back, arms and side, He has now fixed
upon the Fall as the time of the Second Advent.
He closes his letter as follows "If this should
be true, we shall not see his glorious appear
ing until after the autumnal equinox. A few
months more of trial and calumny and then all
will be over wish could see you once more;
but do not leave your work togratlfy me. Mine
1 expect is DONE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-24
STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS.

TIE FRANKLIN PRIMER, HE IMPROVED
REA DER, AND THE GENERAL CLASS
BOOK.
THE following tribute 10 the merit Of these Books,
l. is from review OF them published in the Hing
ham tMass) Gazette;
81 have now before me the opinions OF iwenty.six
ghtoned Judges o. tae subject, who Give II as
their decided belief that they will be the "means OF
ehecng the most happy changes in the systems OF
education. These certificates are from Presidents,
Professors, Tutors, Instructors, &C., Of every class
and denomination throughout the country"
From Allen Fish Esq Principal Of The Walnut Grove
School, Troy, NJ Y.
"'Thcse books were fortunately given TO the world
al the commencement Of new era in the history Of
education. am of opinion that they are decidedly
he best and the cheapest yot offered 10 the public in
this section Of our county"
lrJe Recommended also by the Teachers Asso-
ca ion Of Troy the American Journal OF Education,
aud numerous othors.
For sale by T.. p. WALTON & SONS, aud the
principal Booksellers generally in town and country.
Dec, 1912. 1w
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MAGNETIC ODONTICA.
THE TEETH THE TEETH

THE INCOMPATIBLE TOOTH PREPARATION.
TN fact is Proved and The most ncrednlous ana oouot-
ing fully convinced of lis great utility as we have
The evidence & ON The sale Of about 25Oo boxes Of The
o onca within the past year. II is aseerlaned fen ex
perence, that when used The teeth WI never decay but
remain I'M The latest are of man. with their al weai
and muren thousands o cases vous loolhache, That
climax uf pan-has been most eheeuay cured By
mis- nost popula denrfce in America. And In conclu-
sam here or who is the young lady gentleman aye,
the Individual that values beautiful set of teeth, sound
gums and breath more than my cents mat viii be
Ionqer destitute Of box Of Dr. M. Hchcocks Magnetic
Odunca
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole nropelors and A. Hitchcock and Co.
IN tennessee street Utica N. in Nj nlpeier by Sias
Burbank j in Waterbury by Hatehins Goss and Co.i in
Stow by Albert Camp, in Chelsea by G. Hale,in Tun;
Fish, b9
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irPLOOk AT THIS!rFu.
YOU 4 COUGH r

HR THOUSAND die of CONSUMPTION every year
~ in the United States, and millions suffer from
besome coughs and colds that be cured by DR.. VI.
Hichcock's Vegetable Cream Cough Drops, safe and
Medical prescription, containing poisonous Dhgs, and
used in an practice for several years will
positively aft I'd relief and you from that awful dis
ease pulmonary consumption ~hch sweeps into the grave
hundreds of the Young the old the lovely and he gay.
Have you cough? Be pursuaded to purchase bottle
OF the Cough drops day To morrow may be too late
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole propeturs and to A. Hitchcock and Co
III Cenncssee street, Utica, MY; in Montpelier by Sas
Burbank r; in Waterbury by Huchns, Goss and Co in
Stow bv Albert Camp; Chelsea by N q. Hale. in Tun-
bridge by j. Foster in Royalton by Downe Nevins and
Fish 70
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DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF IIVERWORT,

ONLY GENUINE, 375 BOWERY, n. Y.
HNOR CONSUMPTION, Cough Gods, Splitting Of
h' Blood, Pain IN The SIDE or breast, Asthma
Pieuisy, Shortness Of breath Pilpaton OF the
Heart Debility, Nervousness, and all di- Of tho
Lungs and Liver. This medicine has been used in
the city of New York with unexamplcd success Tor
eight years, curing thousands "ho were supposed
incurabe. Ii is now used by most Of tbs medical
faculty, the Clergy, tie Prcss ard The whole people.
Certificates OF extraordinary cures will accompany
each battle
SURPRISING; CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
MIR r. GLADDEN. OF Delhi, New York, o! natural
consumptious constitution, has been saved from an
untmoly end by the use of Dr. Tayor's Basam oil
Livelwoft A severe cold brouah, On an attack OF
Plcurisy, and thus ended in genera debility and
sumption. A constant cough, hectic tlush restless
nights, quick pasc, and continued loss OF hcsh, au.
cured speedy dO"hi but as soon as lie commenced
the usn OF this b9lsam he grew better, and Is now
tuly restored 10 health.
QUICK CONSUMPTION CURED. cerify,
hat my oldest daughter took the whooping cough,
which terminated IN a scvert Inflammation If the
lungs. We called in physician, and 10 our sur
prse he said she was dangerously III OF The quick
consumption, and We daily grew more aud more con-
vinced that her lungs wcrr rap dly wsoting away. !
hen procured the ablcst medical council could oi
three physicians, who, after treating her case Two
months, gave us no encouragement, but on the con.
trary, discouraged us. then resolved 10 Try DR.
Tuylor's Balsam OF Lverwort, but with little hope
as her breathing feeble as TO be scarcely per.
,epuble by applying the car close TO her We had
moi given this medicine mouth before she had so
far recovered as TO be able 10 walk across the room,
she after became quite strong and well,
and Tor which medicine, neXtto the blessing of hcav-
en-, l am indebted, and am willing 10 be sworn to
these facts.
For sale by sILAs BURBANK, JR. and COL
LINS & CLARK, Montpelier, VI.
n. B. Purchasers are particularly cautioned TO
bay no other than that made al 375, Bowory N. Y.
nit DIFF
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Ygiere 81 u Remedy for the aCOrsg
0f ESssaflGl.S

DLEASE rea d Rev MIR FulIerons certificate and then
i try them -"Alr Jones, SRA desire 10 benefit 9th
induces send this testimonial in 's"or of your
DRoPs FOR HuMoRs, For three years past have been
afflicted with scrofuous humor which assumed the
threatening appearance such throat swelling Of the
neck sides and hands large hare punches the neck and
To such did the disease TO produce appa'
dcfomiy Of the features my lungs became ratcd,
intellectual faculties benumbed, with the ire loss of the
sense Of smelling consulted several skiiful physicians
but all pronounced my disease incurabe. have taken
bottle Of your medcne and commenced using The second
and all appearanc have effected perfect cure and
longer bear of this appalling disease. For
strength lungs body and mind have returned, and
the swcllngs and lunches have disappeared This is
simple statement of facts, which you Al liberty 10
as YOU choose \ H.FULLERTON.
Pembroke, N H. July &c, ls4l."
.C5sA fresh supply uf this valuable medicine Just
eeved ami f'r sale al l'e Bookstore Of l. WALTON
y SONS. Montpellcr, VI.
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WAR;! Arr! w Arr!

'HNlE Wig Makers have declared hostiIities u
Il gainsi shbor, Or. JAYNE, on &C cunt
OF his HAIR TONIC, which is knocking all their
business into "cockcd hat" Ladies and gentle
men, old and young, nockina to The Docor's
standard. Heads long ditested OF even The FIRST ru-
diments Of hair, after using his Hair Tonic soon APP
pear with and flowing locks, witch Absalom
himself might have envied. Beardess boys are seen
with large ana bnshy whskers, and ladies smile
again through their rinsIes, more beau,i-
tul and bewItthing than ever Bald heads are dofl-
ing their wigs and throwing them 10 the moee and
to the bats, while the wig makers stand aglIast al
they behold the demolition of their business.
What will be the consequence Of this war we
know not, as the wiggies outrageous, and the
Doctor emans firm, and declares that "some things
can he done well Others" and that bald heads
may well wear their own hair as The hair OF other
people. Week., MESSENGER
fC-TeIt may be had OF Dr.. Jaync No. 20 South
Third ST. Pa Price 81. II may also be had of E.
2. WnlIon & Sons Monnellsr. VI.
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CIR EEMsUOKOj-

TL7HEREAS, inc Legislature Of the State of Vermont,
w IN the year thousand eight hundred and forty.
one assessed tax Of four cents pei all the lands
[pubc lands excepted in the towns Of Greensboro in II
county Orleans in said state for the purpose of
and repairing roads aud building Bridges-These are
10 the propreors and land owners Of the OF
Greensboro, who have not paid their proportion of such
supernend The expenditure Of the same to the subscri
Der that SO much their lands will be sold public
due at the dwelling house Of Jabez Pinney in the
Greensboro in the county Of orlcan on the Goth day oil
Apri next at o'clock forenoon as will be requisite to
dschaig 20 their respective taxes with costs.
Dalvd At Greensboro this 18Th day Of February A
lsIs, 30 JAREZ PlNNEY, Csllsetas.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave the Freight Depot at Chorestown and Nashua
every morning. Sundays excepted
An goods be ranporled the rail road going aboy.
Lowell must be 20 the company's Freight Depoi
Charlestown, at the end Of Warren bridge.
Goods be forwarded by the morning must be sent
to the Depot us early as the evening before
The Company having provided large and commodous
Store Houses both Nashua and Charcsown and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation Of
merchandise give notice that they are now prepared
transport all goods nd country produce which may be for.
waded their depots and for this purpose have furnished
safe and covered which Will perfectly secure goods
from damage, and careful and experienced men to take
charge Of the transportation business at he depots and
accompany the goods over the road.
The Company determine not only 10 accommodate the
public but To extend every facility in their power, both
eamsers and merchants, having fixed upon the following
rates offreght-
so per each way between Nashua and Charestown
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime Stone, Lumber etc &c per ton
81 90 per each way between II ashua md Lowell.
All regular running TO tho will be carried
over the road between Nashua and Charesown each way
free Of expense. - 81
Nashua October 81 l84l.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NN7E subsc lbers, being appointed by the Hon orabe
w tho Probate Cont for tie district of Randolph
commissioners TO receive examine and adjust all Claims
and demands Of all persous against the estate oil Benjamin
Blodgett late Of Randolph in said district deceased rep
resented nsolven and all claims and demands exhibited in
ose thereto and SIX months from the 4h day oil January
last, being allowed by said Court for thar purpose do
therefore hereby give notice, that will attend the
business OF our sad appointment the dwell Of
Perley D. Blodgel in Randolph, the LIST Mondays of
April lad July next from nine o'clock A. until four o.
clock p. NJ. on each Of said days
LOREN GRISWOLD, Commission.
ELIAS CARPENTER, ors.
Randolph February, l843. 95
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PINNocKs' GoLDeMITHs, ENG.
LAND.

( OLDSMIIH'S Hlsory o? England, abrdgod
~ WIN copious Notes and questions, by Dr.. Pin.
noes. New improved edition, 10y the O, Of Schools
and Academies. Next TO the history of the Unued
States, there is historical work more important ia
be read by Americans than this. This edition is SO
arranged into paragraphs, Us to answer the putposo
OF an cvcccht reading book, as well as for study
ana recitation tits exten.Ivey Dsed in Schools and
Academies, II is also valuable book Tor the FAM
!ly Library. just received and ior sale By
l.. p. WALTON y SONS.
Dec 8, ls42. s6,2weo2w
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CHILnREN DIE OE WORMs.

CHERMANS Worm Lozenges will entirely destroy
- all kinds of worms, Over m llion 81 Boxes so d
weary. DIR Zabrskie Chambers street, Dr. Hunt lCo
Sixh Avenue Or Castle IO4 do them in their practice
MIR. Loring Cross house carpenter 50 Fulton street
cured three Of his child of worms by only one box
Sherman's Worm Lozenges, Children and adults are a.
like subject TO worms. Only rs cents u box.
For sale at the Montpeher Bookstore, BY Il r VAL
TON and SONS. ~
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A READ BLESSING no MOTHERS.

IN DR.. l.. Pans celebrated Soothing Syrnp. lor
children cutting their teeth This niailible remedy
has preserved hundreds Of children, when thought
pa 81 reco,e cry from commissions. Az soon as the sv-
rnp is rubbed the gums, the chIld will recover.
This preparation is % innocent, efcaa and so
poa SAINT, that child will refuse to let its gums be
rubbed with II. When infants are at the age OF four
months, though there is appearance OF teeth, one
bottle Of he syrup should be rubbed Tho gums 10
open the rores. Parents should never be without
the syrup in the nur4ery where there are young chill
dr=i ior il child wakes in the night with paincs
in the gums, the syrup immediately gives ease by
opening The pores, and healing the gums, thereby
preventing commissions feverS, &c.
To the many ohquirtrs after this arllce, we would
say that we have received arso and fresh supply Of
I the genuine article. For sale only by r. P. WAL
| ron x SONS at the Montpelier Bookstore.
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Gold, Gilt Steel and Plated Watch Trimmings
chased and plain Ornaments warranted gold Beads
silver Spoons silver plated and Britannia ware sill
yer plated Snuilera and Trays; Spy-elasscs oil all
kinds, pocket Conpasses, Thermometers; Pocket
books and Wallets, silt Il steel purse clasps. CUT
LERY-a large assortment Rodgers celebrated pen.
knives, various kinds variety of superior polished
Scissors silver Bniter-kniSes and Creamers; Per
cusson Caps silver and steel Speciaces and Eve
glasses, open top silver and sieel Thinbes, silver
pencil.csscs bead Purses & Bags, gold neck chains,
stay-rngs spitit-lOsel Walls Rodgers superior Eng.
fish ROz1rs, RaZof.s,rops, twcezcls, hair tooth, and
nail Brushes, Shaving boxes, Cologne, OHIO OF rose
lavender, fancy Soaps, shaving mirrors, stripping pen
ellis gold and silver leaf cut. glass smelling bottles
China vases, very neat styles, plated bell-ra'
lies, emery cushions, screw do. spoolsiands, etc
Also good assortment OF EIGHT DAY TINE
PIECES, wooden Clocks, ec. which will be sold al
a very small advance from cost.
They would say 10 the Pnblic that in consequence
OF The large amount OF tilverware made and sold by
them they are induced to reduce their rcia prices
Any person wishing purchase will do well to give
them 4 call before purchasing elsewhere.
ir59C'ocks Watches of every description care
fully repaired and warranted. Cash paid TO- old gold
and silver. Montpelier Village Oct. lS42-T