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The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-07-04

IN over $4,000 cases they have proved an inial-
lbe remedy for the destruction Of those reptiles
which are the means Of sweeping off Hundreds
and Thousands Of the most blooming children
and youth, severing che chords Of affection, and
forever blasting the fondest hopes Of the parent.
So great has their efficacy invariably proven, that
they NAV we'll be called only certain worm
destroying medicine in use, and the greatest dis
covery ever made for expelling the various kinds
Of worms that so frequently and dlsiressipgly
annoy both children and adults. They are eeI-
tain remedy and 30 pleaEantto the TASTE, that chl-
dren cry for them, and eatthem as sadlly as 2
common peppermint Lozengs.
To parents, We cay do not be without shese
Lozenges at ANY time; attend to these sugges-
tions as you value the lives of your childrsnss9
For sale in Yazoo city by
o. o. WOODMAN & CO.,
and c. G. McKESS0N.
Tn Benton by JAS. BLUNDELL & CO.
And in all the towns and villages in the State
and Texas. April IS, 845. 42-6m.
HUI LIS
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-07-04
YfgNRUI
VEG. -3.N EVER AND &C {
AND


OF All the remedies ever discovered for
tbe SAFE. certain and enectual cure of the
.Aeue ana Fever. or Chills and Fever, meme
nave more merited and received the appro>
ha,ion Of the Public than these Pills, Up-
wards OF Eighty Thousaud Boxes have been
sold, in only Six States, within the last
twelve months, and ever 10000 Boxes Of
these have been seld in the State Of Alabama
alone. The Proprietor has never known 3
single instant where these Pills have failed
10 cure the Chills and Fever, where they
have been used strictly according 70 the di-
rections accompanying them. One box OF
:hese Pills is generally sufficient to cure tive
commsn cases of chills and Fever.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-07-04
SAME WOODALL 3 60.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
No 40, CAMP STREETS
NEW ORLEANS.
SIGN OF THE BIG LEDGER.

,vr,-,. =. i,,.,. .nd v,eiI assorted Stock Of
sr.I5S - eoSj IN evprv department Of the
boo, bnsness. thsy respectfully call
tLo a,tsn,;on ri ;i; md country Merchants, School
,no S us.euO ~ 49, - E,r;J;cS ~ their estnbish
1saesls ~ Ne Sstermined 10 selI AZ the low
s a ~ .;e sn,, ibino IN their line Of business
~, - 49, 4. IN fes6 and selected with the
.a-.,'I s,r, tieotion 20 the wants of this
ss',,,n,nit Ri quality and variety is not SUR
,,as.sd no 'Snv n the South or West. Among the
,,.t ,.ift bp Gound AZ all times in quantities the
clI.,,;,,, t,,Iunble and poDular School Books and
S,,t;ono.v
M. ~ S,Gc;sne smoun, will be sold ner good
C,;,, occentances.
NVshsts,,5 elementary smelling book, best Edition.
''a,,. 49,. Ta,;onsi SneIsing bool.
I,nhb's snelIino nook.
N's.,,,s llsnolIino bool
Co,Di.'s soeIinS booE
ny. my : oIl;aS hao,
su'iey > PS.lps o'oN'
ya''Onal 1sl w. iliIs5, D..
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~ "a sI ana a,L Po,5ers the most
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N.S.-voSt Ps,5sr. Nos. 4 and q
new New. 7 o, olA NoHosrs SI1 N1s: :, 'i9 "
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6ussei n II:I.ay. :, ,.oocc and Rome.
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GrimshaWs I1istoIles' Histories Co e.. SotooIs
Ioldsmlsn,s tI;.,o.I Ii,,tores snJ a. Chart
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The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-07-04
COMIC AND HUMOROUS SKETCHES.


COMIC AND HUMOROUS SKETCHES.
J. G. Mat, e. a. Poa. e. r. WgIr, end othss
will furnish eesics of amusing sketches. Wa1chs
viii be handsomely illustrated 81 Croolde o Daf-
Icy. We shall also hags
Hite at Fashionable Life Ii Letkegs (fcat
A6road
Written by e ]. Gfund, Esq., Consul % Antwerp
who viii furnish us with the earliest literary inleli
genCo, and shore notices Of new works. pHoI e
their appearance here inthe shapc Of Fept'nls The
will give "Gtahams q poeition % aojue BE- yalae
Of foreign works, before the pufchae heFe has
has been dnped By pufs paid foE By inier ted pub.
fishers.
Editorial and Critical Depar ent.
The Editorial Department viii confinue to en-
brace no. current literature and reviews o al
new American 90 foreign works Of general interest
or value. The criticisms Of GIaham's Magazine
are acknowedgedin in all parts OF the country TO be
superior in acunen, honesty and independence to
those Of any cotempomnes. Greater scope viii be
given to this department OF The work. aud topics
on all subjects hkelg 70 attract attention will be
feaTlessly discuased. In this department we shall
give chapter 90 Fashionable Gossip each month,
hittingOf fhe foIIies of the fashionable world, for
the amusement Of our lady Teaders; and, for the
gentlemen, Frank Forester has promised Us hints
on Sports and Pastimes, feature which we have
no doubt will be Of interest to many Thousands Of
our readers. We have also made arrangements for
a large supply of OiginOl Musie, with eminent
composers, 50 thai we shall present in the next
volume
A most ample Musical Department.
suited to the wants Of very large number ofladies
and of Ualue, in iI'e equal to the subscription of
sGRAHAM.n
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higher!'' Don't be daped into :he puIehafe for a
aenOte gear. OF tumprrY literature. and old-ashon
ed engraVings. Examine for yourseli and when
lyou have Jound the best yuagaSine subscribe for
your wife, your sweetheart yourselfaPd your child.
You viii not then blush for the contrast with your
neighbors' taste.-You will find ssTHE BEST THE
cHEAPFsf" !" and our word for It, that which cost the
publishers the most money, which is most elegant.
original, popular, ind desirable, viii be found be
II lGRAHAM'S.
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y dian any other publisher, with lass than 80 ,0OO
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Terms
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: Sfanut Streef Philadelphia.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-07-04

VINCENT a lAN WAY, has taken into
Co-partner hip bis brother Lewis {
Galloway, Of Holmes County, Miss Tie
will conducta General Commission Bus
ness in this city, under the style Of Y & L
,tis GALLAwAY, and respectfully solicii tbt
patlonage of their friends aud public gene
During the present winter and eDsu-
g springt l.. 6. Gallaway viii reside
jackson, Miss
" GALLAWAY,
LEWIS g. 6AII.AW AY
New Orleans. Dec. 2 ! I64S 25-a
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-07-04

employ their genius for our subscribers Themost
elegant eugravings that have ever appeard 10 Amer
lea, have been given to the public in Graham's
Magazine. We are now prepared 10 give the
rigst direction to the talents of our artists and are
resolved that nGtiona tone shall be strictly pre-
setvedin sGFaham.' Hereafter we shall place in
Che engFaveni hands none bat .Aanerican Pictures
Our own country abounds in the finest scenery u
Tie world. Il is full Of historical associations d
thrilling interest; and every hand subjects etari
up, st for the painter's pencil and the engravers
BURN. Every patriotic sentiment urges the selec
ton Of national ior the pen and pencil
and we feel ass she american public viii
sustain Is
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-07-04

"a Ca
{ ME undersigned be- cave to inform
their friends and the public, that Mr
William Laughlin has Withdrawn his agency
Of our business YicksbuFg, aud we have
appointed, n his stead, Messrs. HUeH WATT
g. GEoRcR a PECK, lwho uaVe this dav
opened an Office at the old stand sc Mr..
VIM. Lauqhlin,l under the fiTmsof Hugh
Watt who win make CASH advances
and furn plantation supplies on shipment
81 nE0duc Du address,
WATT g CO.. N. Orleans
Watt. BURKE & CO, Notckez.
June 10, ls43. 49-6t.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-07-04
dl'l9 lJcellI 9g9'ao-

No d The world nted so
greet oi elegant engFaG subscri-
bers as Every branch brought
into reae na every move 1ery, or
incident ln kFisioru,sha m 8eFest or
instruct seized up6 rtists in
our emplo among le STYLES "a forth in
our new voIn we sgi meeate the
folIowin0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before J.dge iusraham


The People of,he State OF New York ys James
C Uuer-Action which was tried twice before to
Tscoyer $500, being the amount OF bond IN surety
,Sa, Mr.. S,ruzcnbash, shoemaker, would suppor!
b;s wife Adellne $, whom i, was sad he had
"abandoned. but which was denied. The jury again
Eve verdict for plaintiff IN the amount cldlmed.
Before Judge Ulshoefier.
Shamrock Benevolent Society VS.. john a; Col
gas-Action OF replevin by Mr., Corn. Donoho, as
treasurer, TO recover the custody of the banners
and other property Preferred To yesterday Mr..
had been treasurer in 1913, and was reelected IN
isI bn, it was conended that the bond, with sure,
,es he gave, was not accepted by the Society, and
Thai the Commi'ice tFan.ceHdcd their powers IN IN
,at;nr the bond without first reporting the names OF
saTr,ss &c, and that Mr. d. has rot acted as
treasurer since the last election IN March Th c dnt
ocno VI, ,t., + Mr. Donoho executed the bond,
e S 9sa s accepted by the committee, he had per-
formed his part and was to act as 51asar 9dn d"s ad
i ilau oo,d;a,cd bv The Society The jury gave
v yeri for plaintiff, placing the value al So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08
SANDS, BRisroL's coMsTock's EXTRACT or sAnsA-
rAaIi.LA, sold AZ Il Ccurtllidt-st

!
UN1vEnsAL CELEBsITr-Itisa not generally known
uia the officers of an American fr-ate cruising in the Ne
derFanesn were lately discussing the probability OF any
article Ct Art or Science acquiring UNIVERSAL CELEBRITY
y young Nirniar, noted for the extraordinary beauty Of
lis sisters, maintained the an,tv s:rcuously and Of
fcred 10 put the question the Immediately and stake
Ia &c anount on Its success, accordingly blank sheet
OF paper was folded and sealed up in the form ~ letter
This document. bearing the simple superscripor To the
Proprietor Of the ITALIAN INDICATED soar. PoUDRE SUB
TILE, &c America enclosed In bottle. ard commit
TED TO the mercy OF tbs wind and Fortunately; the
nc:t.e red safely ashore Gibraltar whence
forwarded 10 DR.. FELIX GOURAUD, 60 Walker street,
the Young officer thus winning his wager That
the foregoing Is by citing The names of
the officers OF tie sate, but thar would be sIpcrcrTosa-
tory. The ia.e Of PorDEE SUBTLE fcf Graduating
hair and tbs INDICATED SOAP for exteruinatnr
ernpons pimples frcckles &c from the skin. and lie der
ing /, sof and beautifully white, has
--h Stretched from Pole 10 Pole.
Where winds doth blow and wares doth roll,
Beware Of couateries Purchase nowhere else but AZ
9. Wa!ku street, frs; store IRON Broadway. sf2t
DALtEr's MAGICAL PAS ExTRAcrsH-Henry Daley
has opened Depot for the exclusive sale of his Salve at
No 2S fulton street, Sun Butia-, where dealers and
agents throughout the United states will hereafter be sup
piled. The Genuine Article be found tie following
places: W II. Minor Broadway corner Of John; j. L:
Chiffon. Broadway, Warren; II. kierstead. 5Z9
Broadway; J. :. Hatch go broadway j. W. Bassett,
Ga Broadway; j. ~ Mcs.anl, 81 broadway; ADAM
son. 0it and brigham. 4Gl broadway Ihos T. Green.
800 Broadway Chiffon, Broadway and sih street
Horace Everit, &c Hudson Win. Maunder Duane
and Hudson; Alfred Hill, Greenwich, Barclay
DR.. Bartlett, 3lS Greenwich NJ II. Burrill. Chatham
Square; f. Chasteney, l50 Bowery; ". Ran. $50 Boyc
ry; Oliver Deromas Chatham ST. James Turrani, 26s
Greenwich 81 4. Rogers, lUI West Broadway; Gourand
90 Walker 4. udreas, corner Greenwich and Ncsry SITS
CArTros-Every box Of the Genuine has ;he signature
of H. bailey written with ink upon the wrapper All others
spurious and should be droi!ed.
- DALLEr's MAGICAL PAS EXTRACTOR the original
and genuine Is sold in This City AT II courant the
ar.t and only place the be found Remember this
Warranted the true under penalty of $50 and sold ut half
uricp her ticie nj MA md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08
MARINE COURT.


Iohn Kur,z W.. John Normand.-Mr n. leased
If the Middle Dutch Church. for one year
from eight O'Clock in the morning OF rst May
1874 10 O'Clock in the morning oi Isl May, ioi',
he premises No 1873 William street. lie relet
portion OF the premises 10 Mr. knrz, and snh5e-
auently seized goods belonging TO latter, nnder
Landlords warrant. TO- non payment OF rent
Action Of tresp,ss is brought by Mr. X. TO recover
800 damages, itbeug coDtended tina; MIR; \. nay
!as re.rl TO MI kurlz for the sane period that ne
himself hired had no reyersionary interest, ana was
no, authorized as Landlord, to dlsrain In answer
to this it was coniendes by defendants Counsel thai
the lease from MIR \. to the defend ant was tor one
year from the Isl May 1874 10 LIST May 1919, WIN
gu, specifying any hour, and that as the LIST MAY
begins al II O'Clock on the night OF the 3oh April
the plaintiff had ID reverslonary interest OF hours
or I'LL S o'clock. This was replied toby the statute
rule that go days shall be considered year, ana
that the year OF defendant, II this case, must IN, ne
cessariy be the same that OF plaintiff, ms
raised the question OF title, aud the counsel Tor De
feudan, moved for nonsu on the ground that J9ris
dc,lon as to title 10 lands does not rest IN the aa
rine Court 1t was denied by Counsel Tor Plalntii
thai Ibis was aQuesrion OF title. The Court, qnde1
the rule laid down by Judge Cowan, IN 10Th John
son, l59-l6l, considered the question OF t'leio b'
involved and granted npnsun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08
CITYsINTELLIGEN CE-
SUPERIOR COURT.

Before udgc jazz
.;ec.m T TO recover ha, portion of the north side
q what wa; formerly Ass snS ;h ss'wgen
ofMr. F. Ami;y lane commenced In Broadway:
% "a FEET above Blocker street, and ran in WNW
t7,sc,;on. crossing diasonaIy, Mercer. Green,
Wooster, Laurens, Thompson and Sullivan streets,
ID .ndins in what is now Amliy street. between
tna ref above Blocker taking in small piece
~, NV corner of Sullivan and Amity. Miss
Il Herring SISTER Of Eberp claim. by descent from
rgrsaht (whG s ded n h. being b at that
INV g',e half of the whole line of the lane The lane
e ss closed up some years ago, and sold by the
poration. and the defence rests upon Purchase at
that sale. 1t is denied that the corporation had
sa ass,d and the cause adjouraed TO this forenoon.
he For pIainfl, Messrs Il Mott Charles O'Connor
and Dudley Sede M..vr. 1,evrr;d,e Geo Wood
n Lord, mn., Judah Hammond, and Mr.. Bush
nau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08
U. s. DISTRICT COURT,

Decision IA Bankruptcg.-in the case Oh W IL
a bns discharge was opposed by the Bank Of Char
Who's i, u'I crndior and thr argument heard few
sr rk ssre The Coar, yesterday rendered lis de-
cision, overriding the objections, and ordering mat
Mr. r, receive certificate and discharge, but no
costs 10 be allowed the petitioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08

Lght-llousc erected the Great Savage Rock the
trance o.! the ArTacaD River in latitude 90, mi utes v,
longitude % degree - minutes 20 second T. The Light is
elevated LOG feet above the level OF the sea- ana may he
seen from tho deck Of ship, in clear weather. a dis
lance of IL miles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08
NEW AMERICAN WORMS.
BlOADNv ~ .IOUKNAI1

CoyrESTs-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1915.
Revicws-PoemS By Sir L. l.. Ellwcr.
Why National Literature flourish in le Unite!
STATES.
Hlrpsrs Eblc-The Navy.
An Essay Color. b. william Page.
\ Discovery tx Art.
NaicitincS-1he BShop-ioctry
Chronology, ny II. L. SchoOlcraf.
The Concert Room The Curse OF Criticism
\ new Washington Monument.
The Snow-rhc MasazncS-3Eusical Intelligence.
Bits OF News-LItcrary Notices. Sc. &.
unpublished with n Engraving REPRESENTING ''Sus
pended Bishop JOHN DISCO
lJ3 Broadway:
For sale b, al Periodical Agents sfI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08

ZONES y HALLS CHANGEABLE SAFETY LoCk.-
This lock can the will of its possessor. be enaised
make millions OF locks ost OF one so that neither
the maker any Cthsr person has any knowledge what
ever OF the lock.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
he has purchased OF hi, partner VIM Hall OF Boston, Mass
his hall in the Patent Right In the above lock This lock
owned aud will in future be manufactured only by
H. &. JONES, his establishment In the city OF Newark
" j. And BY this advertisement he would notify all per-
sons not tonrngc his Patent Right The subscriber mas
been 10 great expense manufacture ana To sell inc
lock much less price, according to the sse' uan
can he bought the United States. And would farther
state tina, lock hns been picked nor opened "''
out key locked viii be by tho many
trials ind different times, with re-
ward OF any person who would open II fairly but
no one has ever bccu succcsst and Is warranted In oil
Instances get OF order while IA use, which has
been great annoyance many who have used locks Of
| different construction.
Also Patent Pad Locks FOR Railroad purposes, Pris-
ons Expresses and Custom Houses which have been gem
era lily adopted and give full satisfaction. H. C. JONES'
| jl7 3nlawisc Patent Lock Maker Newafk. y. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08
coRoxER's OFFICE

Apopsay.-'The Coroner held an inquest TO-DAY n
eif7 Pike street, on the body of William toihs:;'
woith, aged IS, native of PENNSYLVANIA. ana resi-.
den, OF the western par, of this state wno came
on here to transact some business and having cone
So prepared 10 return home Yesterday, but wa, was
found dead in bis bed yesterday morning Verdict
deaIh by apoplexy.
Sudden Death. The Coroner held an inquest at
lt2 Mott street. on the body of James Condry, aged
80 years, native of Ireland. Deceased worked
IN an Iron Foundry q: Bioomngdale, came TO the
lower part of The city last night, became much IN
toxicated, was so when he retired to bed, and was
found dead in his bed this morning. Verdict,
death by apoplexy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08

liRE.--The fire yesterday morning al bali past y
OF .ock was in small building in the rear OF IS
Mt 7-street, occupied by James Powers as oaHs
about $500 worth of flour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

(For Commercial and Money Matters, see Last Page)
FRIDAY, +. VI.
The Stock Market still buoyaht and the prices OF nearly
every description o. Stocks improved Canton advanced
81, showing advance Il per cent. within short
tmc the result OF Illinois is " 1T up to 10.
and the shorts In all stocks getting alarmed The
Mouc arke; Is yet very easy, ba the Banks have
-omcwa; relieved the pressure aud bulls have go: de-
cidedly the advantage.
The Exchange Market is dull, but steady. Sterling 10
lois Francs %, 25i
Its now believed that only ship ashore during
the late gale ard This has relieved materially the anxiety
of the officers of Insurance Companies. The ship a.
uded to on the the south side of Long Island
and at o'clock this morning. her lad not been
tanned.
The Herald money man has made the astonishing lis
covcry and pronugaes IL his article tins morning that
Of our crop Of Cotton Tobacco only small portion
exported about one,cnt leaving Enetcnths for the
sumption Of this country. The Herald is continually
rosaIng particular and value in every depart
ment and yc, makes such laundering statement the
above The same article says: 1.-THE Stock Market was
heavy to-day, although prices still tend upward-a flat
contradiction.
The receipts on the Mohawk and Hudson continue to
show largo gain the last year The following were
the earnings for tho last week
Passengers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gi6 80
Local Frcirht OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. As u
Western 10 .-.......... d9S Is
ro.,, 1872 GO
s,pn ,im, l,st els 90
r,x,o.s,,, si5 ..S j77 60
The largest amour, before received in that week
was S5s3 In lSi.
The New. York Fro Company have declared
dividend OF three per cent. payable o" demand
4 dividend OF two per cent. lately declared by the
Planters Bank Tennessee, will be paid 10 Stockholders
on the York books, the Manhattan Company, on
Monday next, the 10Th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08

r. NoTICE.-The Annual Election OF nine Trustees OF
b rst class and for three Inspectors OF the next Annual
EIecon win be held The oicc OF the Alliance Mutual
I,snranre Co No 10 Wall street, Tuesday Feb It'll
Polls open at Io o'clock ". and close al CLOCK NJ
al All JAMES LAWSON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETlNGS.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPEi lNOS.
r, rr-HrN SMITH, Jr a54 BROADWAY. Opposite City
n Hail. calls the attention Of those wishing to fnrsn
with the latest and best style ofgoods. to his largo and wen
selected stock of French Aubusson Administer, Royal Vel
We, Wilton Tapestry. and Brussels Csrpetinss Containing
some Of the richest elegant patterns of the newest
designs and most beautifully arranged coo.s, which have
lust been received by recent mportations nom the best
European manufacturers.
Also Thrce-py. Ingram psmask and rwlled Venetian
Carpenss, English Drsgcts, Table and Piano Covers
with every article connected with the trade
Floor OIL Cloths OF The latest patterns. well seasoned OF
every description and width.
Persons furnishing Private Residences, Steamboats,, or
Hotels are particularly invited call and examine for
themselves before making their purchases, only such
goods ate sold such prices shall give entire saisae
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BELOW.
brig unknown. Wind WSW.
SAILED,
MEMORANDA.

: steam cutter Spencer, Captain Hunter. bound
cruise relieve vessels coming the distress.