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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-29

There win be meeting Of the YazoO Guy
Clay Club held at the Phoenix House To-
MORROW, At IL o'clock. NJ, At which time
W. r. Miles, J. R. Burrus, Chas. E. Mount
and cowles G. Mead, Esqs., will address the
meeting. We hope 70 see all our Wing
friends, and those from the country in par
tieular, present on the occasion. Let there
be full and general turnout, and We know
that all those who are present viii be vel
paid for few hou-'s lost time al homes
Come up then, Wings, 10 the meeting 81
morrow. We also invite our democratic
friends to come and hear ENhig laths. and
our principles fully explained.
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The Wings Of the keystone Stsie held 4
Convention q Harri burg On the inst,
and nominated JosEfa MARKIET, Esq. IS
their candidate for. Governor. Mr. Nsrklsy
is a gentleman possessed Of iaIsnts 81 IS
order, Wing good and true, warn friend
Of Mr.. Clay. and will 40 honor @ Tie cause
he isnobly engaged in--s man upon Who
the wings can with confidence rely around
whom they viii rally with enthusiasm. and
elevate q The honorable s.aiion hey have
selected him for we knew TT Weli.
and are pleased q See Chr hS Ahiss 81 on
native State have eelsc heiI can.
didate fof Governor
a Resolution was passed en.
lion proclaiming HEERv Cay, snn.
sylvania candidate LIZ. and onl eho;ce
s. President IL the United stasea Tie
Convention made 10 - nalien CO Vics
President. bur expressed hat he
taken from Pennsy lvnnia.
The democrats held Convention 81 hs
same lime aud place. and nominslsd
Henry a. Mulsnburs IS thair candidate fol
Governor The following veis Waz saken il
regard-to candidates icr The presidency
Marlin Van Buren, received 81 votesi r. III
Johnson. Sc; Lewis casa Gel Johnson
was unanimeusly nominated for The
Presidency
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noea anr narsnn l-nolr hIIn :

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Tile W aston Banner says, the Rev
Mimi has been duly Installed Passeg q
Ne Pres6 yterian cor regation 81 AEazoo cily e
So far as ou1 knowIedge extends, s. ere nn-
sesu led wish tIe Rsverand gentleman
meniicned above, and ,ge are res s.
tendant e lie Presbyterian Church WE
are, howas veil acquainted with NE ReY.
Mr.. McINNs, who has been eleeted S. the
congregation q Pastor, but he has not Sci.
been ..iasiGEled''.
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AepenIsnee

The Grenade Herald rly STRONG
locofoco paper has lately abandoned it's ways
Of wickednoss and comes OUT under the
name OF HAARg o. 1nE Wn Mr.
ChoGte, ils edisof, comes OF b Vel Wrlt-
len article and gives The fessons ior bis
change, "opens % he pass and -
presses confdent hope 81 umph 81
the cause has now esPopsed. Wa cons
graselate in upon his change So aeciaesly
for me better, aud bid him elcome . The
Wing ranks and hops that The HAIRY q
be Wesl may Be source Of everything
levenus @ aim.
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Is, A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY,
regulated by the will and authority Of the Nation.
Cd. An adequate REVENUE, with fair PRO-
LECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
Bird. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EXECU-
TIVE POWER, embracing further restriction
n the exercise Of the VETO.
4th. A faithful administration Of the public
'omain, with an equitable DISTRIBUTION o.
HE PROCEEDS Of the sales Of it among all
tates.
5th. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin.
stration Of the General Government, leaving
ic officers perfect freedom Of thought and Of the
lght Of suffrage, ebut with suitable. restraints
gainst improper interference in elections.
9th. An amendment Of the Constitution, limit
~ thaincumbent Of the presidential Office % q
;INGLE TERN.
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Nv gp m III "a 81 WWeEE R ~
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an eiee1lQns VII iakes place at ne BankIng.
AOuss. u 100 Slsys OF AAoAaay tne oiA
gay 81 PIN neAt TOT eisY slIec la{s ~.
said tank g serve tor the next ensuing
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tae f2As 3ili oPsn 81 ny o.elosk 8
ana eisss IS e'esaek IS
HUGHES Casl'f
= 4a122 ~ 11eIeL -. est Sc
m 4.4s 81 49, ,gass 800 srs
q ssss.9ss 4. r. s. -, =. :, s 8 81 s..s
1900 ass am ~. ST i7s.sr Z,
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reones, ~ 100 arsba ssa;.
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orocsss u sei @e 1.e 81
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lbe cooBt dams Il 81 MISS
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ronnfv 81 80 ;n,5e So 8. II ;ssss;.s.
lion known IS ire n. 3 II II 7lantatso i y Is
wiz. Section w s sc.gn.b;n ~ s
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Comn1issioners SIe

n pursuance Of decreia ofdes of tie
!. Superior Court Of Chancery, made ma
certain cause wherein the President. Direc-
tors and Company Of the Planters Bank,
|ol the Stale Of Mississippi, we're complain.
ans, and Stephen u. Howell and oilers,
efe defendants, ii The January Term,
thefee q. D. 1914 ], as special commits
sioner afQoinied for that purpose. will. on
1aesdogethe 23rd day Of April merit,
sell, al pubhs auction. to lie highest bidder.
~ the Town st Yazoo Civ. in front 81. lie
ICommeIcIal Back of Manchester, between
The hours Of 10 o'aock. Al. III. and 4 o.elsek
4. ". on q credit 0f g months. lie follows
/ 'ng described tsa pfoPerls, lying and being IN
tie county 81 1azoo in ne State of Mlssis.
i sippi, 10 wit:-Loi, No 4.of section No. 8.
and Ibis Nos, Z and 5, Of section No II.
and the east half Of the norih cas-, quarter
aud the east half Of the south easi oaaf,er.
Of section no. all N lownship No. IA,
range, NO. west, containing u al Alb a.
lcres more o. less, and known as lhe Fort
Place. Also-ihe undivided moie,y fIots
Nos. 3 and 4, section Ko..20, township No
rs range weslsContainiag sl5g IS. 100 a.
cFes and Of east half II ndr.h west qua9ier,
and north east quarter. Of secllon 1 8. Town
lip range YES, Gem 24l IA
9eacres, and. q. east south es,
qnafier and south east q9atier &c Section
is township 4, range 2 Nesi. coBia 'islrg
~ S2-I00 acres and the appurleBances
10 belonging Also--tWeiye lots IN said
1900 gily. known and Designated "a The
and planof said Town. as lois Nos. f0d.
2l3 BOG. $50, los. log. 100. So. IOI.
200and 290 Also that tract Or psrcei
and lgHg - re "a said Yazoo cOan-
ana e4ed IS follows The north
vest qaalter q Section 90, The south west
st secaen "a aud all of that pafi Of
Section 80, lying east Of a
as ing lots Nos AID 9 continued
SOIL e lae 4azoo River, ali Of which last
hRa ands are n Township IL, ranoe
Containing 455 acres, more or less,
the soulh east hf Of south east Cur
! Ct seelion 20 township 10 rauge 9 west, IN
Yazoo county The above described bro.
peliy Will be sold - pay and discharge The
! sun Of nineteen ;housahd and seventy six
dellaIs and fifty eight GEMS, with interest
q she Fese of per cent. per annuni. from
the day Of Ianosry 1914 mil paid
BOND G bonds. with good securiiv Ill!
be eqaired ION tie purchaser 81 parchass
Qua MOSS.
Commissioner, &c.
1azoo gll alarcb. Is44 374t
f4yN Eo
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"With respect 70 the station which that portion
our population engaged ia MECHANICAL.
ursuits ought 90 occupy in the United States,
think hat az ciiirens naiire and Hdir ised, icltt
out any regard 70 heir RBsPEcrfvE vocAIIoEs, ilol
enjoy Such considera0n N society az b due q te
virtue and intelligence, Their indtGircs sob eig al
general Department. I'D m CIV
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South arolfna


The Hamburg 5ourna siaunch Calhoun
paper. AFTER the abaication Of that aspirant,
proclains lis purpose Of supporting Alr.
cLAY 1ssays:
ssWTil South Car5fipa support m. Clay?
Thsis question hathas been ever
and ever gain and yet 40 definite ahsn 81
las been given. And why Because bose
INTERCEPTED were afraid 10 commit aen.
elvss, and were unmindf1 8
and 9unsnilied pride Of South Caroliha
did 9ook with fond anticipation % She norni-
natipn 81 our worthy and gallant som. but
recent vents have Ell ellad0N aheaa hs
niai1y give Us 70 and hal ssuih
esrolina mus stpnd aone. 81 s0ppor Gay
he hex best CHOICE q noun ku
again uEequipoca say Nan bufen.
IS @ be tlle candIda he Democratic
nart Hen apofted ~ sea
Carolina. Pohacians may Whatthe pIease
aboul she matter bnl flle aeople eil have
veicf has ~ ring rom ho seabeId ne
moubiains ere lefced 70 haNl
our caors in dance 81 W ihoD
will 81 under re banner 81 Mf.
The of van renna, hoId man
convenflQn letters in tie
llish in caucus
mole ae Alon SUI
Glkf be Goa Ies
and SIC ea epaHa
ting STATE
ltkeems ha e'aiioh he
Mississippi eels r an
Graves. Die fuaa a
The Siafs ne The
0llss|sslHl would " pteti etol IloNs
q be e, 20 eluse aag oo anq
cial lie rog hs piIeIss
! IN ihe ale. aeg eHs q b lans
the lpgaes vii eo1
ionly Wonder IS, tllat S'raves eFsi io0e oE
leaving suchsa State tom mere
stance Oh being proved great knaTe
was lie very spot for him q stay u.
We don recollect having seen state.
melt more literally true, Than one recently
made ID q Western paper. A steamboat s
said % have e with al accident, and lei
\ caEln mt ashore soEneNc re IN lissis phi
sc asdamaged STATE. Won lac very llitiI.
cult @ End among the whole twenty.six, !
more endamaged State than Mississippi.
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LlbFaTY AssOoiatIon

a; an election held o Monda evening
So, for Officers Of this Association for the
ensuing year, G. +. HAMER, Esq. was slscc
ed PrssideAt, DR.. VIM. nuns, lr. Vice Pre-
sidRnt, and D. WALKRR. Esq, Secretary and
Librarian,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-29
No.. q 81. delenlanIa-

BENZ ttheUs, set at defeniants.
pom opening The matters Of Ibis bin
= and j appearing that tie defendants
William j Suns and the unknown heirs of
John lass, deceased, are not inhabitants Of
tbs Ssate, but reside peyoad the limits
thereof, sol that an ordinary process of this
Court cannot Be executed on them. II IS
therefore soTdered that unless the said de-
PENDANTS aPPear before. the Chancellor al
lhe courtroom. u the town Of jackson the
Isl Monday n June, next, and plead, ans
swer or demul 70 the bill OF complaint here
e, the several allegations hereof will be
taken fosscunlessed, and s0clt order and de-
cree made therein IS the Chancellor may
deem equitable and just Il is further or
dered that copy ibis order topgblisied
inthe Yazoo City Wing aud Poiitic Regis
Ter, once week for Two months success.
sIvely
Attest, r. DIXON, Csk
Yazoo Ctr, March, % 1914 1885,
Prs Zee s. Is COZ
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-29
VESTS Painting Of Christ Healing the
Sick


This splendid painting was exhibited "a
thia place, al the Presbyterian Church from
Wednesday last until yesterday evaning.
during which time the church was thrcnged
with spectators. anxious to gaze upon. this
almost living group. We are unable to des-
eribe with the pen what the pencil has here
done, and the behcldsr may examine and
admire the painting for days and still the
eye will find beauties sufficient 70 feast upon.
There stands our Savior, man in form, but
truly a God in expression, surrounded By HE
Disciples, the High Priests, come Of whom
are pointing The finger Of scoTn at him, and
the afflicted who have came 70 the Temple
70 receive his blesaing and be healed Of their
inRrmaties. Il requires no Interpreter q in
form the spectator which figure is intended
70 reprssont the raisor Judis hcariOi; the
finger Of the observer inslinciively Poin,e
Aim out, as pssping from Behind his fellow
aposlals, the deep. dark villiany that prompl.
cd him 10 the bssrayal Of Christ marked upon
every feature and glancng from his assassin
eye. There also, is seen The emaciated man
accompanied by his worn down wife stoop.
ing before Christ, implorng him e heal bel
husbands she mother with her .pallid infant
pressed fohdly 70 her bosom, praying its res.
toraiisn 10 healthi the father, with anxiety
depicted en- his counlenance, Win his maniac
boyi he blind man and bic solicitors son; She
beautiful blind girl and her father; and many
oilers, All contrasting strangely, yet beanii'
folly, with the calm. majostic, lovely and
sarens eountenancs Of Christ, pressing for.
ward % receive bic blessing and hear th'
joyful words pronounced s'lhou art healed.
This master piece Of Ar deserves NOR.
extended no,ice d our hands, bui time no
room viii not Permii % % 60 fully into DE-
tails Of Re sublimity.
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YAXOO CITYs
Friday. March GO, 1914.
1a "a sILWIllga IDlToa.

1-D NOTICE g-HerenRter 1hepaYEneme
vi for ALI Advertisements Will be
dine after the first tmserllOm-thOee from
q distances MUST be paid Tor in advance
JOB WORK 60 be paid for on DEA1VEs
RKs January IL 1844s
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ii affofas us much pleasure 70 Sc able -
infoln our readers that Congressman Rob-
erls, 81 slis siaie, arrived Il Washington
City on The fourth inss. having been -
little over three months. This vas.
quick trip rem Mississippi q Was
Where he had been a ne tl tins
have not learned We would advise some
one Of bis rspudiasing brethren e axe
charge 81 him "a rs return rip, 81 lie y II
be total loss % The State.
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WIN be said 1t Public Auction q Il town of
Grenada, lallobnsha county, Mississippi, On
Ai0NDt THE BID DAY or JUNE NEXT,
an succeeding days until the whole s Sold DE fol-
loNips ssscfibed Tracts Of Land, situated II the
Coan. o ilobusha, Tallahatchie, ChoctaW
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Dr.. w. BARNErr, will deliveg
before Tie Library Association lie
terrain Church. on WEDNESDAY, EV u
ING next, at early candlelighiinE The phh-
tc nyited 70 attend.
~ The p0liie and attentive ains 81
'0 cleaners Effort and Volan sid the
Cislk Tie Yazoo City. viii please accepi
our thanks Tor ale papers
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The wings Of he s0la lon afe AZ.
ing lkiugs the right vay order e secure
The vote 81 that State foF Mr. Cay. ID Adj
dillon 10 the regularly nomin isd Presiden.
tial Electors, they has pp ad ! number
Of gentlemen IN each 4 as " .4sgisiaai
Eleciors to aid ia The of the State,
whose duty il 81 ress de people
Al All the public nd hey have been
selected from anon l nieniea ren
Of the Wing party, beeauss Of the so1A ess
Of their Wing prin plss and che superior
rsasoni powers their mind aome
Of the larger districts there from eight 70
ten assistant Electors, embracing suitable
locations, in order that the true Wing doe
trines may b fully explained. With such
an array Of palrio,ism and talent in favor q
HEuRY CLAY,-wiih such delsrmination "a
'cOaguOr or fair, who can doubt bnt thai
Virginia will cast her vote for ne Farmer d
.4shlaad. What more proof would ask
the lecofocOs, de wan ogs tAal
the Wing Star is in the ascendant the
certainty ofsMr. Clay election, than The
news which borne upon every bre ze d
the enth nand organization . lhs v 8.
lhroug oni Union. The W. are ~
doing - d,'t success will crow p tliei
.exerti5
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President Tyler has nomnated BE Hon
John c Calhoun as Secretary Of SAFE. and'
we are truly elatfed to learn that the SCI ate
4sqhaaoAs continued ths rotnin ion That
AIt Calhoun every way caPable as.
chan he important dutie D the fes-
ponsibs siklion, none can dou and
zone thathe VIII accePi q the app cintnisnt
and enter ai once upon ihe disehafg 81 the
daaies "a is Office. W. weres however,
omewha surprised sohear q this nomina
ion, bur sill nothing out sosu prise us in
these times and We have 10 doUblthat the
.hope q ecufing the Influence Of South
caFolina d his favor for The presidency was
the principal reason why the Captain. norni-
mated ME. q. for itcettsiniy was not on &C
ennnt nf any rsui .lIrenaiy fealinR R,st
Captain. Il won. do, on are already CO..
demned 10 refirement
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EXTENSIVE SAL OF
LAND.

Without Limit, and on Reasonable Terns,
Situated in the State Of Mississippi. The whole
which e well located and exceIlenf
Tor the culture Of Gotten.
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oePkkiek COURT g March Rules,
of the State on ls4a
James = bafae complainant,
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This jus sraled Mr.. Sloman, Foca-
list, has beeA & amusing us, and gives q
concert tonight az Benton, an conceft on
Monday At Lexington, We woula advise
our friends,of The above places 70 pare
themselves for amasement and hearty
laugh
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The Hamburg Journal slannch Calhoun
lpaper. a4er The abaication Of that aspirant.
proclaip lis purpose Of supporting mr.
& CLAY. q says.
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a iourned till this day.
Theatrical.

PARK THEATRE.-Who shall say that there is at
present no novelty In thearicas, or love for their
exhibition? Let those who say so pay visit to
"Old Drury" and the Olympic Last night Mr..
Booth played Pescara, in the "Apostate" with ad-
mirabe taste and effect. This was succeeded by
"Fortunio," which may well be called ''comic
absnrdliy, mixture Of the opposltes IN character
of the sublime and the ridicuous-of song and
| speechitying; In short, OF every thing which can
strike by contrast, please the ear and delight the
eye. We do not hesitate to pronounce this the most
amusing and acknowledging piece that has for
long time been performed on New York boards.
1t will be repeated tonight, and therefore,
ders who have not been will have an opportunity of
Judging tor themselves.
CHA1nAM.-There seems to be rage for reviving
the legitimate drama al this theatre; that Is 10 say,
to produce series Of Legitimate and sterling plays.
As start, The Wife," one of Sheridan Knowles
best, will be played this evening s Last night
ossa IN hs b italian n Se5
conclusion, "The Robbers Wife" Enough of
Wives for one evening.
OLYMPIC. Last evening being for Mr.. Bakers
benefits the bill Of fare presented great variety Of
being well known, needs no comment then for
the first time this season. appeared an amusing
piece called " Lady and Gentleman in pecn-
liarly perplexing predicament' MIR Mitchell ia
King the part OF the Gentleman. and Mrs Tmm
that OF the Lady. Then came a concertinO, con-
sisting of songs, and duo from 81 Puriani' on
the violin and piano.. by Mr. Marks and Mr.. Bris-
tow. A laughable farce entitled the Three
Ghosts" concluded the entertainments; enough, in
deed, in all conscience, for nights amusement
The ether evening, in Philadelphia, high COM
piment was paid to the talented and amiable Bor
CHEESE. A party of musical gentlemen met together
and serenaded the lair artistic thereby testifying
their admiration Of her character and talents. Our
Prlma Donna gave concert IN the Hall OF the
Musical Fund on Tuesday, assisted by PeroZzI and
other disting lished performers.
A Mr. Giles from Ireland, is lecturing in Pha-
delphia upon Falstaf';" funny subject for these
temperance days. The Emerald Isle would have
been, we think, more congenial soil.
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sey-THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT or sAR
SAPAtlLLA Genian and Sasnfras prepared by the New
York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, established Tor
,epsrel by scientific and medical men, win be ouud in
ely superior 10 the mixture sold by druggists as sara.
nlra who totally ignorant Of the medicinal proper
les OF heiocts FROM which they make the extract IN all
diseases arising from impure state OF the blood such o.
-pfua, snt rheum, ulcers chronic rheumatism, p'mp'
nstues the face body modes pains ID the bones o'
ints and all complaints arising from improper
ofmercury this extrac will be highly beneficial Sold in
single bottles cents OF hall Dozen 70 80
- Dozen SO, carefully packed and sent to all parts O.
.ne Union Office Of the college, 9b Nassau 81.
w. g. RICHARDSON, Agent
A liberal discount to country practitioners and
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BARNEY WILLIAMS AT BARNUM's -Barnum
amongst his other aid, has got young lrishman by
the name of Barney Williams, who does up the
Irish character in style that is rapidly approach
ing to Powers Look in and see him.
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Extraordinary Balloon Express from Boston.
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER ACADIA.
Twenty Days Later from Europe.

We beg leave to assure the public that do not
TO have any BALLOON EXPRESS from Boston, the arrival
of the Acadia steamer which is out fourteen days.
and may be expected every hour with important news,
full twenty days later We leave this enterprise entirely
contemporary of the Nev York Sum- who will issue
an Extra Immediately the arrival of his balloon
and although he will forget to stick in the prices Of cot
ton he will take to stick it into the rascay
bows
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to health three weeks before she to New York she
said she had been sick about week at Mrs Devn be-
fore she went TO Mrs. Birds Mrs Bird wished me to take
away she said she would give hack $50 that
had been given her deceased would tnke her
away told her thought she was unit 10 move MIS-
Bird very anxious 10 get rid OF her thought ASK
ed deceased what the $40 but she did not seem as
posed to say any thing about it.
The investigation was then adjourned till this day.
UNFoKruNATE AccipENr-Alr Brtton Brown Of the
firm OF Balls Brown, spar makers Of Corleors HOOK,
was accidentally killed yesterday at his yard while en-
gagged in raising spar by means Of some machinery
The guy raised TO control the spar accidentally
broke and the capsan bar forced from its place srk
ing him on the side OF the head and killing him almost
instantly. He has left family 4O2 Grand street. where
he formerly resided.
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DC PROFESSOR VELPEAU's CELEBRATED
FILLS for the radical of GonorrhGa Gleet and all
nocopurulent discharges from the urehra These pills
guaranteed to effect permanent in all diseases
the urehra in shorter time than any other remedy
brought before the public, without tainng the
breath, disagreeng with the stomach, or confinement
from business. Price per box. Office OF the College
Of Pharmacy and Medicine, 30 Nassau street.
W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
.B.A liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors.
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SIGNoR DE BEGNIs' CoNCERT.-In consequence
OF Sgnor De Begins having the management of the
Italian opera at Palmo's, his concert is unavoid-
ably pustponed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-18

h3- PRESERVE AND BEAUTIFY THE HAIR
This be done only by the of the genuine Balm of
Columbia. In every case where the genuine has been
used the last 20 years. the has been delighted with
it--at 81 Courtlandt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-18

(h5- HAIR DYE-Warrnnted to change red white, oil
grey hair to beautiful permanent brown OF black Lii
qud Vegetable Rouge. Blanc D'Espagne, or Spanish
White for the complexion Blanc de Pere, do Rouge de
Theatre Williams Eye Water DR. Northars Orris
sc &c. at 81 Walker street, LIST store from Broadway
Lady in attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-18

NAvAL.-The line of battle ship North Caron
was this morning towed from the Navy Yard, t.
her summer anchorage off the Battery.