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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
Is Pers.-THE DOCTRINE OF ORIGINAL sly, by
George Payne. IL. ID. lvoL le'
4 HIGHLY INTERESTING AND yALuA-
Drn GOODS.

~ ~ NpOpo'
OW PRICED BROWN ~HEETlNC--A
hand some article. f yard wide. may De- ai or u ci-
per yard. a. ia and = Cedar street p s.air. 49,,
TO-. feol r. y. CNDERHlLL
CHEESE CLOTHS bales Cheese Cloths. for sale
M cen per yard af 3 and % Ceiarre, starr, by
isio 7. y. UNDERHILL
CANDLE WICK 81 iare bales Tor shipping, and
I m pound bales for home irle FOR sale Al u enl -
Cedar II. up stairs. lIeiol u. y tNDhhhlLl.
COTTON BATTI>G-Buyer- torile Canada market
Y are solicited O examine large lut OF ow priced Balls,
well pgt up in pound bundles at ~ Ce'.lrst a hoor
JED T. y. UNDERHILL
pE>T SOUTHERN yarn 10 10, o TO n and 7
ID 3 assorted bales and half bales or .ie ai :. &c
dsf st. 2d door lielol r. y UNDERhlLL
SILK GOoDs-NEW SPRING STYLES.
DFCh. EICOLSON a. WRIGHT, N0- ", Pear and
~ Beaver-,reets. Newly Ors would respectfully invite
mont OF SIX and tmcV Goods, comprising ~ palL VIZ
DRESS GOODS.
Bareges and Balzornes; extra printed Jaeones ana sa
stripe Mu.Ans complete assortment OF Musnn 1e tsur
of al STYLES and prices rich satin striped ard
raraian Muslin Dresses S,nseon DiocA'e anu
pebe Casi,nere Barge and fil assortment Of Came
con and Damask Silk Shawl-. ncn Damasz Alpaca ana
-tradi shaw-, and beautiful article together Win
back and colo Muslin Dc Lane SAWS ID great 'ae's
f assortment Of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons OF the new
81 and richest STYLES. complete as-orfmenl Of Iaheia
ana SATIN Ribbons Also 1,i assortment OF N""', '''
rc.c. La - ,,. 81 a..
English aud German Thread Laces and Edging' hgd Cap
Laces large assortment; cunning Laee' anu Lace I's
.n-s. &C Civ =, Al, - IVA an,
consisting Of Kid the best manufacture; blk and COZ SA
Fvpuan and FLEET Gloves with large assortment 81 ancy
Ma. select assortment Of Fancy Hdkis Linen Canorc
Hikfs: Pongee and Sptalneld Hdhs together win d
.iye all Of winch viii be offered Al the loet a'artet p'ee'
l3f tyls'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.

rI,ffF t-crhr wishes Oh make known i9 re pubic. ia
- - ~. i..--.i and crackers which sold in tll-
=. ~ ~ .t. are entirely different from DE- SODA
BISCUIT and SUGAR CRAc hEks made % ts Bakery,
- I'll -. fr Md hr ine1lls. particularly tho-- gs 10
f,,r .-fian f1r more han twenty years. - rl tie
1- r.ai. vile ile nl.iaron. which can be made for e
e.. pnee gugh perhaps sood iof sT.oa N isia are
-. B,rTvs Rtscrfr. WISE BlscuIr, BUrrEk CRACKERS,
WsrrS cEscxEss Pllor and Navy BsE,D al Of The hr''
I,,v - e,~-i,ntIv for 4 the we-knOwn establish
"a, ~ vs.Sinsron street. corner Of WArrenslreet
a.. em.s kTd1-AAA ANAL" ILL sO'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
Auriion Sales.


,osI,H RICHARDS Asetion--f
nyp,>.. RiIUARD~ ~ PLATT.-Ssoss
ID ~ Broaiasy.-Leersl casa sdsaneein-n's made Oh
con-iruinenis of siciion 49,. ------
toLru> a 60 A.elsn "a. a. - ,as .Ir.,r-
chants Nos MS Fulton sirsci, AID y Nh ,,ns
era. adv Aaee' maze 90 .n,aeg''' an' P'0'F'
~ iti uclock - fie slCi.ul fooni a,
FJRNirJ RI, CARPETS, BEDS sc. comprising Dc
srab.e s-'oif RAT u pew and -on4hsfd fafa.r q Al
Ro>s1. Clllrs. Beds, Mattresses AMI b.,tilng 40. an
dinolal Dos OF secondhand sufniinre. pat aesny new.
tom family sb0gt c4viag III eiy Aso, priys.s sae
= !r0a Chess peiit Piano Forte and Frrrsh ps'r Per
Cia.ses
JAMES VI MILLER. Aaclonecr.
by JAMES VI. MILLER, iAsa~ are. RIA tstAe,
ID Lrsaer Boots. >hoes, Ac. a. No Lo~siy street. q 10
unctol with Maiden lane -
Afoi o'cocA 81 store ~. Liberty street
BOOTS. SilOE> ASD BROGAN>-iooo csses Boots.
sho, s Brogan, CONSISTING Of every saies, 'aa0'e 'o'
S'-'S''' THURSDAY. june IA
An o'clock a. hc >'ofe ct Banso Me.s.n 'tefy*,
.s,o saes faisheG Piper .,, ...,,.o,
i Isl t Hs'sS'' * Soa s,s'A"
80 dos. F.ni.hoa ta.isaa,
loo superior BuiA Sheep SANS
a. h Fn.l,si Horse Leaillf
~ boz Morocco ami Roam, "a .i o.ief @t.ees
DN JAMES "A. nILLLk.-" E>DAi, Jay
ID 6,h. ls4a graie 0 fafS an Mai4iae'liedi ~
nlA III BEER SHOES. u NrN-lofA, ~ nc ssote "
Nl,,sf, Bishop Brccn No l. o'od'sfeei levN fei,s ,
- M Msnaiscnired India Rubber >alys. CONSISTING "s
N,r,.sni Womea's sheet Rubber Over >hov.
>ict Rubber aai Con Strapped Over >aoTs
t.usaei Para >aocs
Womeu's
Womca'. Fure,i aid L.nei Boots and shoes
Ga.iooa. bound Gre,its
Mtaaacmr>i busAlns
sheet Rubber sandals
Dealers from abroad are ipved si'cnd this sale Terms
Of be- under undo. $50 months andef
,sno months over sos months e, Js.o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

- FOX >ALE-lne FOLLY email sloop-nsEed
~ ealing vessel of git dfausM u water, carry
s1<' lng between , and tons, j. wei. found IN ssey
hing her sal. being all entirely las, summer wne1
he VA rebuilt She sa.er She Les al 'ne ,ooe
Cedar.t X For particulars Of sale, enquire ~ jos o
r4fraud. % G.-iar-sl. y. y. rlo -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

H. FOX (liltA(sO.-lbr sP.rh"" ora4',
-st9if..s-iH Packet EMPIRE, Capt u. howe, WI
Az1xn''--~@ leave Buffalo for Chicago, Monday, Jehe
g. af7PN. o., .--.o...s....
! tee lnchr. hold m-a-uuns 70 ious-tfr inxes'
Steam 1oa anoai inland wliers Ensn" 80 horse Pow
i, rol.r. pro.drd with Egal'- Patent safety Valves
The .hn ~ feet long, IN epafar saloons fof La
l.e. aud l,eni.earn spacious ,ial- Rooms extend the
aoe length ventilated Dy doors opening from he nsde
M u AMI 81 parts 81 ls boat finished and Furnished
u ave uuequ1led u he word. Ample accommodations
r Storage Passengers, IN four arge, well ventilated
cabin. onr Of winch devoted exclusively TO fena4ea
WILKINS, MARSH co. t.,.n,. Busala
HOLT, PALMER COATS, )"s''
ain a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
Garpetins.
cARPETING. OIL CLOTHS, sc.

FAMILIES 10 want OF CAkPEIlNG, or any article ~ the
L line are. rssr,c fully invited 10 cal and examine one of
s mos. extensive ara best assorimenis ot BR- >>kLS,
rHREE-PLY. INGRAM and Hl other STYLES Of ARfEI-
ING OIL CLOTHS RI GS Nc thar j. io be- found 90 Ire
CIV The entire soca new, and selected Tor the >prng
sale. from the most celebrated msnuiaciores OF ts country
anI fgrare fnfla assortment many splendid patterns
and new STYLES of c0ors which not 1 be- found az am
other store Purchasers may be- assured that they VIII hnd
. prices much lower than al any similar establishment n
ihc Cty. o..
NB.-An experienced Uphos'erer will attend he fitting
,r4 ,-. 1f oil lof- making Carpets. &c al the shortest
no,,e.' ". n CT IONS New Store.
E-,r,,r Al Hrnti,at and "a DiylsiOnsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

SUGAR STORE. III BOWEkN .-CHEAP
- Sugar Tea and Coffee The subscriber has eonsalu,
On hand fl Of Loaf Crushed. ,tsrs keinei
- Croix and New Orleans Sugars Teas VI every yare
tOt Green and Black, genuine and VI the new crop to
fees roasted and ground every day, w Java 10 "a -
MARA "a; S. Domingo, 10 Al. lovers Of good coffee AZ.
pariary ayile 70 lry the best Ia 3D. something very
superior w. p. MOODY, l4l bowery
ms 3m.s- Successor 70 Perkins Towne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

vied fo attend exhibition az iAc Asylum on III ESDAA
ihc lO insi az 4! o'clock. F. W. The wasi- of te n-il-
ion ar. urgent. funds required f0 complete many ORE
rangemeni. f0r t comfort and convenience of the house.
bat -f more az lc present rmr 20 refund debt unavuda
Div contracted and iO continue O supply fte diN wants ni
~ children. Addresses may be expected
The Asylum D. situated on Fun Avenue iusi above NE
CrOfOn Reservoir.
...l 4 .t....- II l---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
VIM. T. JENNINGS q 90.

WRAPPERS AND TAlLOkS, Importers oi Fancy Dress
~ Articles &C, 81 Broadway American Hotel are 10 70
.. Of Of more an usually extensive assortment o ne"
nd Fashionable Goods Tor spnng and summer we1, COM
,rng black and coOred French and English Cloths Cassi-
mere, besngs great variety, I~eeas, Cashneetis,
c winch be made up " order al prices winch csnnos
al 10 be Appreciated -.
IN afon 20 e usual Of Goods kept by NJ
r,de We have on hand several styles Really maoe
spring Ovefcoats FrOc1s and DOrsays, win great ssnsy
4 Fancy Dress articles. mhHH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

A. 40 ASTOR HOT SE-IUSr PUBLISHED. No
Y MYSTERIES OF THE lNQriSiTlON and o'hcr
secret societies ofs spain Pace ~ cents al The Eek No,
1l hsUd
~ ID WANDERING JEW, Wlnchessr- Edi'lon-
Price ff cents
80. d WANDERING JEW, Harper. Edition. Price
f. cents.
TIE COLUMBIAN MACHINE for July ready, "a
-r.ri number. every one should subscribe fhs bes
~ Nnlftes Terms = Ter No, = year = tor
$50 copies.
THE CRESCENT AND THE CROSS forming Nos II
and D. of Wiley Plmam'- Library OF Books which are
Books Price -
Another rt.r0n ofNRs CAUDLE'S CURTAIN LEG
TT RES published fis morning. Price 8 cents.
Doe lfH and cheap publications for sale wholesale nr
retail a. publishers prices by WI IAlL uh
No. > A.fnr House.
v B. irew Edition ofWlLLIS ~DASflE> AT LIFE"
win ha rn.. shed ou Thursday Price sd cents AGENTS
.urnIfai from No , A<fur H0vsr ielN .>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS

At THE NEW-YORk CASH TAILORING ESTAB-
~ LIsuMENT, l3I Broadway, three doors below lho
FRANKLIN House Iie subscribers are now receiving direct
rom European MafAes he latest and most iasfaonsos
y.rs of SPRING GOODS, adapted for Oenilenens wear,
Nth which they prepared 10 Furnish i'ar customers and
i,. public with their spring Garments al very modefaS
orce. our stock Fancy Goods very rch being select
ri y our ageus from the PARIS ana London markets TOT csse
f.r.by enabling otter tine richest and most desfabs
1aefus every article belonging Ia ecnteinans ward
robe, such prices VIII convince Ia" most scepues .As
Sc do and viii customers win uii 9f psnsAi
nat al unparalleled LOW PKlIES-no taxing our patrons
m the denqueuc.s necessarily attached To me e".it ou'
.ne.s Sirc ytncuaty observed m ning orders no 40
,slon in pnoe.. inisl }. Z. booIh "
NEW SPhING AND SUMMER Goods,
NIfNs BOYS AND CnILDRENs CLOIhiSO-
vi GEORGE 4. GREEN, 40 cla'ian--if.et, corner o.
p.ar-Wlll Keep constantly hand a ~ Lii and CON
pLErE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS, BOYS and chill
DKFS's CLOTHING, Of all descriptions, made 10 tbs
s,r FASHIONABLE srsLk, o wMchie would most resPcct
g invite the attention ~ those IN want A. e has mAdS
gemens Cloths, ,ssosses, ttstngs &C., W
VERY packet aud has secured the services Of eAp.rencsd
Cass he pledge. Llms. ~ give perfect Satisfaction 10 Oil
ShO may purchase -x
Il - -, ,,,,'ct.,f,ty NIL istf
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Books.
cRrar REBEIrrON IN EMBRYO


TN MARRIED LADIES Of New urs, and oher rsrt-
cf fhs Iror great cniluonul and excitement,
t m --rr.ffin lr lrr l-1fnr Inr OF rs Del rnae. Mr.
MARGARET CAIDLE> a. RIAiN LttlL RS .-
n ,1l-ani- ~ VINO HESTER. . AM street, b. par-
-.-.rs s fa cor lrh efforts have been cor rtir.y
-s-. t1r fe fsf FEW fars. a. hey have been taken 1
- number oi more 's1 fifrEtN rH-.sA>D ADJ me torrent
III ma rrarf orders l pouring from al paris oi the
.l-v hl- s'rlrs ferrur fte lear oi r publisher Ia
IT,. az anr OH come 40 once. ~ = Tie rrcr only -
-e--s or - hlntreLI
just Published
THE WANDERING JEW. No at-Coliainng elgh; new
-.--~-a---fie-rerr's heaunfl. ran-llon-
r4TRF Af-NONr-Br El-enr >ue-price . cents
FLORENCE DE LACEY or. The Coquere-Pnce >
ETLALrE PoNTOis; or. The stolen wIi-Pree i2i
PRIME MINIsrER-ByZ .chosse-Pree . cents.
Tli. Day.
TRAVELS Is >WEDEN-A charming work ty ihe
C.irfe-. Hahn H4nl--frce II cents
THr GOLDEN Rf LE-D-tufe1 fn ODD FcAnNsain D.
t'.n published if- - Am street Ma. :. a year
eiHlt T. WINCHESTER. Publisher
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
IITTCHCOCk'- ELEMENTARY 0EOLDN1- vol
SEWMANs PRACTICAL SYSTEM OF RHETORIC,
NEWMiNS ELEMENTS OF POLITICAL EcoNo-
GRAy's ELEMENTS OF CHEMISTRY
Tf LIS NATf Al PHILOSOPHY
MARK H. NEWMAN. Publisher, l33 hroltN as
VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL WORK.
r--e - cents. For -a.ear MARK D. NEWMAN.
f-ln i1 Broadway.
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IOsIAH RICHARDS, Ascton--s
p.>.. RICHARDS ~ PLATT.-Stose
Is aa ,'v-i'h4Tal casa atsancen-nts made 90
rrrr. f.r s-ftn -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-12

The people Of Boston succeeded in electing
Mayor on Friday. Tho Locofocos run no can
didate, and the result that Mr.. DAVIS tthe
nominee Of tho Natives) was elected by Ill ma
Jority.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-12

c.ss4T-s II. CLAY. with a number of nativ
Kentuckians, slave holders and others, purposes &
publish, in Lexington, (ky.) paper devoted L
gradual and constitutional emancipation, to b.
called tho True American.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-12

The Madisonian of Saturday afternoon has Ii
following paragraph
On dit: that the President sent into the Sena:
yesterday. Treaty recently concluded by Oh
Minister at Bogota, which Is said to be Hight
importan; to the trade and commerce OF tn
United States.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

ApvFRTIsEmENTs be inserted AZ the rata
Of One Dollar, per square for the EFat insertion,
and Fifty Cents for each week thereafter ten
inssor lesA, contributing square. The number
nftRaertoV Feqnivetls must III maNketl III AhE
mafYin q The mnnuscFipt Or they via 81 insgr-
ted TIL forbid. and ch'Eged hcc0Fdihgly,
Announcing candidates for Office win be Five
Dellara for county Offices, and Ten Dollars lor
STATE oliDeS--iR advance.
Acknowledgements Of personal alteration will
invariably b changed OoUBLEt the iOreg ding rates,
ana payment required Ia advance.
Political, Cotton Circulars. 81 any articles 81
Individual interest, will eehaFged IS advertise.
meuts, and must ba paid for in advance.
Yearly Advertisement
Not exceeding ten lines renewable at
pleasure, per annum, $40 O0
Not exceeding thirty lines, so 90
Not exceeding sixty lines, 90 90
The privilege nf annual advertisers 10 limited.
10 their own immediate business; an4 al aiver-
isements Tor the benefit OF othel persons, sent III
BY them. must be paid for BY the square,
Standing Advertisements.
or ten lines Ur less, three mnnths, So 90
" Gix'munths, 10 90
/" twelve months, 90 90
adh additional square, three months, S 90
= s. six months, 8 co.
8 g. twelve months, is 90
or All Job work must be paid for on deliv-
~
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
We MY pARK.EYED coz.

MY keyed coz, farewell, farewell !
We may not meet again;
let III not harbour in my breast
A thought so full of pain.
Hope whispers that souIe future day
Will see our meeting yet;
lis this deprives the parting hour
OF halfOf its regret.
A weary while may pass away
Ere this glad day appears
And We may lind that many a change
Is wrought in ripper years.
Whatever chance or change betide,
Whaie'er may be our lot,
Still keep in mind my parting charge,
Dear coz, Forget me not
ms. c.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
POLITICAL.

BEAUTIEs OF THE TARIEF AT ebtOu
has often been called before 10 Olhei
+" Beuu.ies Of the Tariff" contrasting The
high duties imposed on necessaries Of pop,
ular consumption, with The low ones on
Injuries which tiud their market only
among the rich. We have not before seen
the article of'Lace noticed, as il is done BY
we'll informed correspondent as lOlIOwa:
The article ! wish to r,ier TO issthal Of
lace. Every family throughout the coun.
try uses more Of lees If the AEIIcle Of lace,
for trimming aud otter purposes. Silk lace
is expensive, and few but the really veal.
thy can use it 10 any great quantity. Cot
TN laces are cheap, and are used by every
female who has not means Of purchasing
he silk article. Now sec how these iariH
makers have managed to throw the tax, o.
burdetf Of This great article Of cousumt ton
upon the'pOor, saG almost entirely eKemP
the rich. A few days since saw an in
yOice Of the silk lace, amounting 10 about
enc thousand dollars, which weighed TWEEN
~ pounds. ItPsyS daIy BY weight, At The
rate Of 90 SO per pound. OF course, the
whole amount Of duly 90 the invoice was
bul $50. or Eve per cent. at the same
time cav an invoice of cotton laceS,
amounting to one thousand dollars, which
p.id a duty Of $500, o. 90 per cent. Lei
me state il Ihus'- The rich, in buying one
thousand dollars worth Of lace, pay tex
10 lbe govsrnmenl Of only $50. The poor
OF mlddling elasses, 10 Buying one ihOus.
and dollars worth Of lace, pay tax TO the
government Of S9O0. And ibis is the tar
iF 50 just 10 ilsslf, % equal 10 lie benefits,
and 90 necessary 70 the prosperity Of The
country! lie justice Is bar robbery, ne ben
els bot cruelty and WFOng. Let lis
iniquilies be swept from re statute hook.
New xofk Wsskly Nave.
Brslf Benton, When te
sT lm cflstl vs. undsr discussion,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

osoPber and statesman. He drew light
ning from the Heaven, and Iels BID name
" large Cap's uPOn the annals Bic coun'
llry. His Spirits among the s
George WdshingtoO, Andfev Jackson
land William Henry Harrison, we're farm
ers. From The pursuit 81 agrieulluralihey
went forth 10 pursue lbs enemies 81 their
country, s6d from he feIis 81 death galh-
Tered Inc ( Golden Immoria
sirRiehard Atwrighi, Who fFsi conseh
VI the IDEA Of spinning cOlisn ~ means
il mac i0ery, passed lhe earlier years q
.bis liz IL pUssuiag by humble occupation
or barber, IIiA gshius proved brighter
Than his razors,
John Leslie, Professor 81 Nature. PHIL
oSophy 10 Elsnburg, was The son Of ! poe
farmer il Largo scotland. he was ems
ployed ID To capacity 81 hsrdsmap. Ills
pencil was a stick, aad The ground biz slate.
/. /.
From being the caRipanioR of cai.les he
became the peer q learned men.
James Ferguson wssin sarlier years .
shepherd, watched NE stars a. night like
he predecessors n cbpldsa,an like them
was led ~ his iayoriIe planet 70 The COM
temptation Of tho goodness ADD magnif-
4st
ceDee Of the works Of the Deity.
William Clifford was bound gu, to
shoemaker, ailer having served . number
Of years ia small eoasIsr az cabin hoy
Being too poor TO purchase q stationary,
he used 10 hammer out 10 smotthly as pos
able, email bits Of leather, on which he
traced problems with bis dwl. 10 latter
yeore, hIs critical awl pierced the souls o.
aany luckless scriblerp.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

CHARAcTERrSTIc OF THE MANA gen.
tleman who was an officer under General
jackson during the attack on New Orleans,
and an eyewitness Of the battle, relaies
the following -" On de memorable 2sfh
December, the general repaired to one Of
the forts. with an eye expressing the great
mind Of the man, when be cOOIly e1claim-
ed, My brave boys, you see die enemy
is advancing Onus in tive solid columns, 70
the right and left now rscollect you are
to bury them in the ditch, or die yourselves. "
This was Immediately cheened, and passed
along Be whole hne. The enemy lay
dead ia. ihe diichs while the Amaricans
bad bul sv. ifany, killed, and ~
or I0lr Woundod.-Bat
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

CURRAN's ELoaUENcE.-A writer il
BlackwOOd, in abiding to CurTanspOwers
Of elOquence, states that on a trial. in which
he was counsel for the prisoner, he alluded
TO and reProbated that state of the law
which, while it required two witnesses for
the proof Of treason in England, was con.
tent with one ia Ireland. This he brand.
ed with every name Of indignant vitupera-
ton, frequently adopted, according to his
habit, from the most familiar conceptions !;
yet, BY their familiarity, striking the mind
with astonishing fOrcO. He.calIedit /" play.
ing a. Push.pin with the lives Of mem
"the reading-made-easy Of Judicial murder
The rule Of three Of forensic assassina.
ton; given, . william, multiplied By > false
oath, the Proeuct, an executionl"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

SENSIBLE no THE VERY LAsT.--,We
have somewhere read ola hard case whom
his friends, had tried every way to break
his confirmed habit Of drinking, AS a last
experiment, they took him one night while
dead drunk, and placed him in coffin. In
order to convince him still stronger that be
was dead and gone, friend consented to
disguise and stow himself away in another
coffin close by, in order to watch the effects
and carry out according to circustances, the
serious joke. Having got over his drunk.
en- nap, the hero Of our story raised him-
self slowly in his coffin the next morning,
and looked around with no little wonder.
Seeing the other man in the same fix, he
shook his muddy head, and rubbed his eyes
and said:
Halo, stranger can't you give me an
item
Your WhyyOu are dead and buried.
You don't say sol
Well, you're in the same bad snap amt
yOu7
Yes, I'm gone too.
Poor fellow! WellI must have died
very suddenly any howl was out on a
regular spree last night.
Oh no you're mistaken. You have been
and buried these three years.
The devil, l have well It don't seem
long to me.
how long have youbeeuhsre, I'd like to
knowl
Five years.
Five, ha | wen, as you have been here
longer than have, and know the place
better, just tell me where can get good
dram.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
YWMW@Ye
no MY WEE.

Pillow thy head upon this heart,
My own my cherished wife;
And let us for one hour forget
The dreaTy path Oflife.
Then let me kiss thy tears away,
And bid remembrance fee
Back tothe halcYon daysof youth,
When all washope and glee.
Fair was the early promise, love,
Of our joy freighted baTque;
Sunilt and lustrUus, too, the skies
Now all so dim and dark;
Over q stormy sea, dear wife,
We drove with shattered saib
But love sits smiling ct tue heln.
And mOclks the threatening aale.
Come let me part those clusteI curls
And gaze upon thy brow
How many, many memories
Sweep DER my spirits nowl
Hownuch Of happiness and grief
How much of hope and fear
Breathe from each dear-loved hneament
Most eloqdenfy dear.
thou gentle one, few joys remain
Tocheer our lonely lots
The storms has lefi our paradise
With but one sunny spot;
Hallow'd foreverwill be that place
To hearts like thine and mine
IT'S where our childish hands upreared
Affections earliest shrine.
Then nestle closer to this breast,
Ny fond and faithful dove
Where, if not there, should be the ark
Of refuge for thy love 7
The POor mans blessing and his curse
Pertain alike to me
For, shorn of worldly wealth, dear wife,
Am ! mot rich in Thee I
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

AuthoFsdressing andhidingtheirt thoughts
IN unilieligible language initiate cupningly
those hosts who serve thick ale IN untrans.
par6rt o1Ps
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On Main Street, Yaxoo City--oVer the Store
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MEMORY.

MEHoRY-the perfume Of the rose,
When all Is bloom hath fed,
Shedding a glory and a charm
Above the lost and dead
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

The SECRETARx Of mn IRRAaURY 49,.
This gentleman has been mace 4 marx or
The bitterest denunciations Il hs Whie
press. His unyielding devotion u Repub.
lican Principles--his sagacity il first pro.
posing the name Of Andrew jackson asthe
leader cf The Democratic party--his ensr-
gy in developing tie Immense benefits Of
The annexation Of Texas, and the learning
and ability which he displayed ii Impress
ing is importance upon the American
nind-but above al, his stern resolutionto
reduce the Tariirto Z the revenue stand
ard, u in accordance with his long cherish.
ed Principles--all these things have made
him peculiarly questionable ID tie whig
party, end no exertiOn has been spared to
break down bis influence, and, through him
to strike fatal blow q the Republican
fruits of Nj. Folks administration Rich.
mOnd enquirer.