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ID ULL's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR-
ID SAPARILLA, For the cure Of Scrofula in all
Its forms, diseases Of the skin, eruptions, &c (,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, chronic diseases of the
uHgs afiectons to counteract The desInc-
tive effects of mercury. and all diseases arising from
an impure state OF the blood. For sale by
r. L. WATKINS & CO., Druggist,
janlO corner Wafer and 81 Francis-sts
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T IQUORS-5 bbls Peach Brandy III =
~ 10 half pipes Rousse Brandy = '''"N y
F.. do do Otard, Dupuy h Co Brandy
do do Hennessey do
do do Du Caliman~ do i''..
50 bbls aud 4 casks Americas do
bbls old Shiny Whiskey
pipe imperial Eagle Gin
10 bbls American do
10 bhls New England Rum
30 bbls Monongaiels Whskey
Is half bbls do do
rs quarter casks Malaga Wine =
10 do do Port do
s do do pure Juice Port
pipe Woodhouse Madeira
! halfp'pe do do
3 do Cherry Bounce
so bbls Dexier's d r Whiskey
100 bbs Cincinnati do
Is casks quart London Porter
10 casks pint do do
$50 boxes Phadepha Ale and Porter
100 boxes do Cider Ing t..'
10 bbls Hartford do 40" 't't s
For sale by ljan27l t. P, MILLER 4 co.
NEW SPRING GOODS-DANIELS 4 BRA
by have just received per Corea--t -..... -s...
New style Deetante Muslins b, &. ,......
New style Zephyr and Tissue do ,,........
New style Swiss and Organdy do
Printed Jacnnets and Lawns So
Plain black Lawns AID second mourning do
New style Calicoes, English and American -.,
Linen Musquito MEETINGS a. s4a.it4, -stf,. ~
81 104a 12-4 Bobinei, for aMuaquito lI,au %
8 a, lO-4 aud l2-4 Sheeiing Lineas s,.t g.
10 cases soft finish Irish Linens .e,s.l..n.
French Linens and Preach Linen Cheeks
French Linen DrilliDgs and Gambroops o., .
Silk and cotton Hosiery Of all descriptions
Embr'd and Riviene linen c,mbric Hdkfs I
Hem stitch and tape bordereddQ apaJ rti.t
Swiss Muslin Edsings and iIaseriinFs .4
Plain Jaconet and Cambria Muslinsn o.,... D., E. .
Plaid Jacpnet n nd 2wisa MnhIins
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Agents io' The proprieIors in Mobile
MOSEIY A. TIICI

In Gainesville-JAMEs G. ROBERTSON. In
Huntsville & NUNEALLY. In
Monigomery-A. MCBRIDE.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the
United States. Price 81 per bottle-six bottles IS
co. The publican respectfully requested to remea,-
Der that j, is Sands Sa, spara that has and Ia con-
staHty achieving such remarkable cures Of the noss
difficult class OF diseases TO which the human frame is
subject, and ask for Sands Sarsapara and take no
other. [jan23 46tfl MOSELY Il TUCKER.
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MOTHERS RELIEF-Doctor H. Gates rs the
I've agent for the sale Of this invaluable medicine
in the city OF Mobile He will be constantly supplied
with the Genuine Mothers Relief "
o. Observe-None genuine unless signed
aug 10 G. A. BARTHOLICK, & co.
QUESTIONABLE HATS AND CAPS.-Jus,
l. received few cases Beaver, Nufria, Moleskin
and Cashmere Hats, manufactured by Orlando Fish,
New York.
Also-Gentemen's, youths and infants Velvet
and Cloth Caps. Tor sale by
janI4 HENRY SMITH. "A Dauphin.st.
M INES-The subscriber has received u con-
w signment from Messrs. Bunker & Co. New
York, choice assortment of old Madeira Wine in
cases Of one dozen each, These wines are offered for
sale with full guarenty Of their genuinepess and
quality. ROBERT s. BUNKER.
'4dec1S corner Of Royal and 81 AFsancis-streets
ELOUR-20 bbls super inspected, for sss BY
L sps 8. b J. ] JONES,
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EW MEDICAL BOOKS--A Treatise on The
Diseases =. and special Hygiene of Females. by
Ooiomoai DE Llsere, translated from the French.
with additions by Charles ID. bleigs, M. d., lvoi
Svo.
A Practical Treatise GU the Diseases neculiar 10
women, Illustrated by cases derived from Horpial
and private practice, by Samuel AshweiL, M. ID.
first complete American edition, from The last Lon.
don, with Notes by ban'ei Goddard, NJ. r.. Ivoi
8vo.
The Principles Of Surgery, by James Miller. F.
r. 3. E., + X 3. E. lvOl. o. For sale bv
anil 3, w ALLEN % D.,,L .
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nUCK-59 bales Coton and Russia Duck, com.
~ prisns Heavy and Light Russian Ravens:
Heavy Canvas, for Tarpaulins and STEAMBOATS,:
Decks. Hammock Cluth, Awning Stuff, Methueu
Co. Duck, Banging, Sail Twne; full assortment
landing and in store, for sale by
ap4 &c CENTER& CO.
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n UlRK'S CAsSADA OIL-FoI preserving
~nk and beaulifyng the Hair, recommended on the
basis of truth and experience, US noursher of the
hair, and promoter Of its growth, at the same time
rendering it transcendantly beautiful. The Cassada
OIL affords more nourishmen for the hair Than any
other article ever discovered. and by continuance
Of its it never fails to strengthen the weakes
hair supply of this superior article just received
and for sale by HAvILAND, CLARK CO.,
jams IS and Al Water-st.
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NNRUSsES, CUPPlNG APPARATUS, Sc
The subscribers respectfully call the attention OF
Physicians and others to invoice just received per
ship Lady Milton, from Liverpool embracing ex-
tensive assortment OF ''Evaus & Co.'S patent sell
adjusting Trisses," suitable boh for adults and
children. These instruments are manufactured in
London, upon improved and scientific principles
They receive the universal appreciation of The faculty
in Europe; and the physicians of this country, who
are acquainte with The improvements made, consi-
del the Trusses far superior TO any use, as
well for the radical Of hernia or rupture, as
for combining the greatest comfort and freedom in
the wearing
Also-A supply Of improved English Scarifca-
tors, Lances, Gum Elastic Calheters, Suspensarys,
etc. For sale wholesale retail by
ianl4 MOSEI.Y & TUCKER, Druggists.
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A MERlCAN PATENT LATE WINDOW
"A GLAsS-In point of smoohness Of surface,
weight Of metal. thickness and strength, this Gkss
is much superior 10 the Frraoh any other Glass
In use. Builders and others desi,ous of having
spleRdid Glasses at comparatively low prices are
respectfully invited to cali and examine this article
lull assortment Of sizes just received and or sale
dec25 BY l. C. DUBOSE & CO.. 80 Water st.
hNSPEPlICS DYSPEPTICS !.-H0w can
~ you doubt The medical virtues Of Can't sifs An
h-Dyspepic Po,cder, the only remedy ever Of
tered to the public, prepared expressly for thai com
plant, single trial Of which will convince the most
sceptcal offs ability to cure in any stage and under
any form; and being purely vegetable persons Of the
most DELICATE constitution may il IN all kinds of
weather with perfect safety y ..
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TaREAD LAcEsI AND -EDGiH7Es-DzN.
ELo q BRADY have received per Lisdsa an
S,, OF Thread Lace. and Edsinas, .Nen
Shaw, and Gloves Bafsss aid TafIetoa SAa~Is.
T"''S mu'''"'' sumner Calico', &C. phsl
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28

seems 10 US That IN luture lines the TACT
will scarcely be credited. that a people
consented to pay for imaginary railroads,
and be taxed for permission TO use fantastic
money.
In looking around upon our own confed-
Grafton, examination will speedily convince
US that those States which have permitted
their Legislatures to run them into debt,
have been severely the sufferers in conse.
quence; the great States Of Pennsylvania,
Ohio, and Indiana are already staggering
under their burthens; and Illinois, arrested
in her career of Improvement by the blight
ing influence OF paper, stock and funded
debt, sees her resources drained of, and
immigration avoiding her borders.
We will now give the provisions which
have been inserted in the constitutions OF
New Jersey and Iowa, both adopted 10 the
summer Of 1914, 10 save the people Of those
States from the fraud and tyranny Of stock
gambling. 1t is to be hoped that similar
provisions will DO adopted by our COnven+
tion.'
The consti ution of New Jersey was
adopted on the twenty.ninth day Of June
last, and decares-Section third: The Gre
dit Of the State shall not be directly or in
directly loaned in any case. Section fourth
The Legislature shall not, in any manner,
create any debt or debts, liability or liabil~
tiles of the State, which shall singly or in
the aggregate with any previous debts or
liabilities, at any time exceed one hundred
thousand dollars, except for purposes Of
war, or TO repeI invasion, or to suppress in
surrecton, unless the same shall be autho.
rized by law for some single object or
work, to be distinctly specified therein
which law shall provide the ways and
means, exclusive Of loans, to pay the inter-
est Of such debt or liability as il falls due,
and also to pay aud discharge the principal
Of such debt or liability as it falls due, and
also to pay and discharge the principal Of
such debt or liability within thirty five
years from the time of contracting thereof,
and shall be irrepealable until such debt OF
liability, and the interest thereon, ara fully
pui6 and discharged; aud no such law shall
take effect until it shall, at a general elec'
ton, have been submitted TO the people,
and have received the sanction Of majors
ity Of all the votes cast for and against it at
such election, and ell money to be raised
by the authority Of such law shall be APP
piled only to a specific object stated therein,
and to the payment Of the debt thereby
created.
The constitution Of Iowa, adopted on the
first day of November, 1914, declares, arr
licle 8, the same provisions Of the constitu-
ton Of New Jersey, just quoted, making il
further necessary TO publish the law for
three months in the newspapers Of the
State preceding the election.
A great improvement on these provisions
would be to prohibit the Legislature from
proposing as we'll as contracting debt, lea.
wing the matter to On original Convention
from the people, which could always be got
together for a subject Of manifest imPOr-
tance.o
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28

| run, and hollered, and "whoa'd,' the
more cOuldn't catch the cussed varmint
Way he'd 20, and | afler--hOt as hill, too
all the way, and yaller flies about--snd
when | did get Iol'ble near, he'd stop and
look, cock his ears. and give a snuff, as il
ne never smell \ man afore, and then
streak it off again as if had been an Ia,
dian! Well, boys, ali | had TO do was 10
keep follerin' on, and keep flies of, and
did, tiII we came to slough, and, says !,
now old Teller, get you, and | driv him in.
Well, after all, do you know, feIIers, the
id criIter wouldn't stick he wentin and
in, and by'm by came to deep place, and
swum right acFoss--a fact, true as thunder
Well, you see, when came to the deep
place, ! swum. too; and do you know that
that did beast just naturally waited iin !
got out, and looked at mo all over, and /
could acl'iIy see him latin and sUas nasty
enough 10 make boss laugh, any how!
swell, thinks !, old Teller, recon you'v
had fun enough with me nOso, go / gets
some sticks and scrOpes myself all over
and got tol'ble white again, and then begins
TO coax the id varmint. Well, "whoa'd''
and cold boyd" and cum up right civil 70
him, ! tell We, and he took il mighty conde-
scendin', too; and just when / had him,
sure-cussed if ha didn't 60 right back into
the slough, again, swum the deep place,
walked out and stood on the other side
waitin' for me.
swell, by this time, the did yaIler flies
came at me, agiu, and just naturally went
in after the blasted beast, and stood before
him, on t'Other side, Just as nasty as before
Ibid by thunder boys! Well, he LATED
again till he nearly shook the bundle of,
and way he went, back agin, three miles,
to the river, and then he just stopped dead
and waited till | came up to him, and Just
kind axed me to come and take hold oil
the bride, and ,hen gave a kick and I
'ructiOn and trent in again, IafFin' all the
time, and, rihgtin the middle, d-m me, il
he didn't shake my clothes off, and way
they went, down stream, while he swum
ashore, and ], just nat'rally, lay down on
the bank aud cussed all creation.
DWELL, yCn see, boys, there lays 'bove
a hour, when secs Teller pullin up stream
in a skift, tryin' on a coat, and says |,
stranger, see here, when you're done giuin'
my coat on III thank you for ny shirt! and
the Teller sees how Il was and pulls shore
and helps me. ! tell you what, boys, you
may talk Of boss'laughs, but when you
want good one, just think of HOss Allen p
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28

mr. The following though intended for the
citizens Of neghborins State, applies with equal
force TO Mississippi, as well as other States that
have undertaken, on the evidences of debt Of
third party to stunned the Atlantic Ocean," and
to build railroads extending to the Moon. We
ask for il, "a attentive perusal.
From the New orIeaus JeHersOnian Republican.
THE CONVENTION-STAT DE BIT s.
STATE BONDS-FAITH OF TIE STATE
REMEDIES TO BE APPLIED BY THE
NEW CONSTITUTION.
It is not in a splendid government, supported
by powerful moRopolies and aristocratic estaD-
lishments that the people win End happiness, or
their liberties protection; but in plain system,
void Of pOmp-protecting all and granting favOFs
to none dispensing its blessings like the dews
of Heaven, unseen and unfelt, save in the fresh
ness and beauty they contribute to produce
JACKSON.
A great many false issues are always
made up by the opponents Of reforms, in
order TO lead the popular mind away from
the consideration Of the real question 10 be
discussed In examining, therefore, the ef.
fecls Of public measures, we are not to suf.
A1A 94A0@fNGa " 10 utAA10u W M0HtUcg Va
dazzled by the fancied attributes Of exist
ing systems. Selfshness, the real soul OF
tyranny, can no longer, in this part OF the
world at least, obtain her ends by force;
she now assumes the garb Of public virtue
70 allure her victims into submission: hence
we fad that Iaiterly 90 denial is ever made
Of the abstract rights Of man, On the prac-
teal recognition Of which depend the peace
Of society, and the improvement Of iudivid-
uals; these distractions are admitted and
passed over; but We have the greatest stress
laid upon the blessings Of law and order,
and tie necessity Of preserving inviolaie
The public faith and credit: 10 the justice Of
al this every virtuous man Of course ac-
quissces, and happy indeed would be
State whose citizens we're al sincerely de-
sitous Of promoting such excellent objects.
TIE shadow however must not be taken for
ihs substance. We are al aware that su-
Pers1iliOu, armed with the faggot and The
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28
CASPER HAUSE
A wonder Of the Nineteenth CemtuX

On the evening Of Wednesday last, we
psid visit to this exsraOrdinsEy-freak Of
Nature, we can't call it, as the specimen
we viewed exhibited an uniform deformity
If we may be allowed so TO express it.
Evidently, it is ola race among the human
family becoming extinct, or at one time Of
the worlds history formed the connecting
link between man and the order OF animal
creation beneath him. 1t has the gift Of
inteIlecI-can rensOn-re6ect, and is gifted
with recollection, as far back as the time
when language gave 1.-THE power Of framing
and expressing ideas. We give our OPin-
ion, Indifferent whether We be styled fool,
or have any other OPpelIativs applied to US.
10 this State, near WOOdviIle, many years
since there was captured q "Wild Boy. /"
The account Of the affair is familiar 10 a
large number Of our readers. Il will be
recoIlectod, also, that he was never tho
roughly "domssticalsd" or ciDilized, and
that his recollection extended no farther
back than the time Of bis capture. ASSO-
citation with man, after bis capture, in con-
nection with Ihs wants arising from such
association, endowed his mind with the fac
uIIy Of reason; and by expression and signs
be was enabled to convey to others kuOwl-
edge Of bis wants. Bot until that reason
was taught to perform its proper functions,
be had no other one idea save that Of ex-
islencs-uo other thought bot to yiesd 10
instinct ia preserving such szisteues. The
same effects we're observed in the case Of
Casper Hsussr, 10 Germany. He wa
confined lill be reached she age Of manhood.
Aler being released, and after having BY
proper instruction been enabled to frame
words and arliculste sentences. ulill even
then bis memory could recall no incident
beyond The fact q his confinement. Thus
it is proved that memory ean Only date an
existence from the time the mind has :
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28
6 Horse AIIen.~

]. NJ. FIELD, of the st. Louis Z" Reveile,"
is an "admlrable Crichton" in bis way. -
On the slOge he played everything from
Jeremy Dddler to Hamlet from the
Prince in "Cinderella" TO Jem Bags in
1.-The Wandering Minstrel" AZ a writer
of Fourth>ofsJuly oraIions, political Pasqui.
nades, criticisms upon art, poetry, sketches
Of men aud things, and in all the multifa-
rious duties Of the press gang. be is equally
at home. He finds "sermOns in stones"
not only, but really Is good ia everything
be undertakes. The last number Of his
Daily Reveille contains The following story,
the best one we have seen since we pub
lished Uncle Johnny's account Of "Thal
Big Dog Fight at Myors:"-[N. 7. Spirit
Of the Times.
s" HORSE ALLEN!'--This celebrated gen.
tleman is recognised "hOss" certainly,
and, we are told, rejOices as much at his
cog nomination as he did at bis nomination
for the chair gubernatOrial, last election
He did not run we'll enough to reach the
chair, though; il appears from bis own &C
count. that his hoss qualities, "any how, "
falI considerably below those Of The sure
enough animal. This is his story--Which
he Is very fond OF relating up BY PalmyTy.
sYou see, boys, came % the id river,
and found / had to swim. Had best clothes
on and didn't know what 10 dol What Ri.
vert why, Salt River-OuF Sali, here, 10
Missouri--d--d thing. always full when
don't want ill Well, boys, YOU knows boss
AIlep!-no back out in him, any how
Stripped TO The skin, just tied elolhes Up in
bundle, strapped it on 10 the critters head
and cross We swum together. WE'LL dOna
YOU think, while vas gelling up The bank
he Odd thing got away, and started Of
with nv clothes % BIS head and the more
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28
A world of LOvo Mt Home.
BY J, J. REYNOLDS.

BY J. J. REYNOLDS.
The earth hath treasures fair and bright,
Deep buried in her caves;
And ocean hideth many gem,
With his blue curling waVes.
Yet not within her bosom dark,
Or meath the daahing foam,
Lies there treasure equalliDg
A world of love at home.
True sterling happiness and joy,
Are not with gold allied
Nor can it yield pleasure like
A merry Preside.
] envy not the man who dweIs
Ia stately hall or dome,
If'mid his splendOr he bath not
A world OF love at home.
The friends whom time hath proved sincere
Wis they alone can bring
A sure relief to hearts that droop
meath sorrows heavy wing.
Though care aud trouble may be mine,
As down life's path roam;
I'll heed them not while still have
A world Of love at home.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28


Where 10 the poets fitting gravel
Beside some cool meandering riIl,
Where murmurs low the tiny wave,
And, from the far-of breezy hill,
The wildwood notes of bird and leaf
The requiem breathe OF Natures grief.
Where may the poet City rests ling
In some dark mOuntain-pass where, swell
The wild winds rave above his breast,
Al DER the Lost of lone Helvellyn,
And chant subliner melodies
Than ever brsathed through summer trees.
Where should the poet ftly sleep!
Within the coral caves Of ocean,
Whose worlds of waters wildly sweep
Above his head in bilOwy motion;
Or, hushed TO more melodiOus measure,
Sleep DER their mine Ofburled Treasures
All Nature, to the poets eyes
Is bright with beauty--land and sea-
Il matters not where he may die
There may ye place him fitting ly-
His corse to sleep-the spirit fed
Till earth and sea give up their deads
OF gold and gems countless store,
Beneath the wild aud heaving main,
Lie scattered on the ocean door,
As in the harvest home the grain,
Aud there full many an urn you'll find
Where genius once on earth was shrined,
There sleep, YOUNG PoET. Lingering still,
Thy last wild notes are in the ear,
While memories Of the lost one thrill
The throbbing hearts that held thee dear
And those that owned the wildering spell
OF one who sang so wildly and SO well.
OsToN, Dec. 18th, 1874.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28

Written on learning the Melancholy Intelligence
Of the Death Of N. c.. FIELD, Esq, on his Pas
sage from Boston to Pensacola, November
is. For the New York "Spirit Of the Times"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28

Whero il thO Poets Fitting Gravel
pY FRANCIS A. DURIyAGE.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28

rack, has sunk down nations in suffering
and ignorance, and yet been called relig-
ion; and that tyrants with right upon their
lips and rapine in their hearts, have long
tFampled once PROSTATE humanity under the
assumed sanction of law and order. When
the barbarian hordes Of Russia overran the
provinces of Poland, the victorious Gener-
al, sitting down among the smoking ruins
Of its sacked and violated capital,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-28
FEBRUARY 288

Lieutenant of Artillery at the siege of Ionlon,
entertain the idea that he could make himself
Emperor of the French Man cannot make
circumstances; but the active mind, the enter
prsing genius and the hardy daring, can take
advantage of them. Oliver Cromwell could
not make Charles LIST act the tyrant nor the
Round Heads defeat the Cavaliers: but as de-
teImined friend of the one and opponent OF the
other, his very enthusiasm of character natural
ly threw in the advance. That he was brave,
has never been questioned-that his mind was
remarkably active and clear, and his decision
prompt and effective, his life proves; then we
think it much more rational to asCribe his rise
to these causes, than to either hypocrisy or cum
ming, or both united. That lie was ambitious
is evident: and that man never lived who could
grasp the extent & power of an ambitious mind;
yet true ambition is vastly dstncttrom the fan
tastes aud desires of heated Imagination; and
in none such, we venture to assert, did the idea
ever enter at the commencement of the revo-
luton, that the King of England would be
brought to the scaf1oId, much less in 4 mind
constituted as Cromwell's.
Hired lbelers have searched the voc"h0lHry
of slang for terms and words TO apply to !. n,
whilst Ignorance, envy, and bitter hatred have
coalesced TO baeken his memory; but none 9TH
err than great man,-great in thought, great
in action, great in the ability to conceive and
the power TO execute, could ever have risen
from an humble station TO the throne OF the
Plantagenets, or could have conquered three
kingdoms, ruled the destinies of their millions
of inhabitants, and left them as chattels to his
posterty. His body may have been hung III
chains and his ashes scattered to the four winds
of heaven, but as long as the worlds history is
the portion Of its denizens, there will always be
found those, ready and willing TO do justice to
the memory Of Oliver Cromwell.