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The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

NEW DRUG AND BOOK STORE
CHARLES r. MANN.
AT THE OLD STAND OF o. Q, wooDMAEs q CO.
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN
DRUGS MEDICINE. AND CHEMICALS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
Window Glass, Sash and Putty,
LANDRETHs GARDEN SEEDS,
DYE STUFFS AND GLASS WARE
Perfums1g, Soap and Brushes,
SCH0OL hooks,
STEEL PENS. .QUILLS, g. STATIONARY
Letter and Cap Paper, Medical, Law and
Miscellaneous Cooks,
BLANK BOOKS SUPERIOR INKS
PAPER HANGINGs,
-..----.-s----.
Physicians Prescriptions will receive par
ticnlar allanliOn at oil hours uf he day and
night.
January 10, 1850.
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AT TIE CHEAPEST CASH STORE
Nov Goods. Just Received.
Az TIC Ladles are intited % cal and e8ooioe
before pnrchaS;nq clseuAere.

1A9 e'A6teett ~ eau ana e13lIRe
before pnrchaS;na c7scuGere.
EENHE Subscriber has Just received large
"A supply ofbcautiful Dress Goods new styles
and fasbiOns-ulso anew style of Baroges, do
changeable Bareges, silk Tisseas. new style,
embroidered dress goods. Silks Ofa M eolors, an
ssoTtment of Laces and Edging, lice Capes
and Cellars, Swiss Mustins, Bonnelfs, Fans,
Parasols, Gloves, Ribbons, FIewers, and Hose
ry-bes.des great many ether fancy articles,
almost ofevery description, suitable for Ladies.
He invites all who want to buy real cheap bar
gains. to call and satisfy themselves.
Also a large supply Of fashionable Clothing
Silk HAS. Shirts, silk endes Shirts, &c, Pan.
anna and Iteghorn Hats, these articles, will be
sold very cheap. lie will also receive nearly
every week new supply Of the latest style
and most fashinnahle goods. NJ. REMAIN.
Yazoo City, April.5. 1850. 3m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
So the Indies!

iSIIE LADIES are. solicited to exarnine the
h beautiful stock of Summer Dress Goods
which / have just received. These patterns
are unsurpassed in style, quality and cheap
ness, by any eyer before offered in this mar
ket. J. V.CALDWELL.
April, l3 l850-ll6-tf.
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uE LET E8c remaining ii fire Pos
zoe City Miss. on 30s. Juss
ast fal 5nf within thee months win
81 tho General Post Office as dead Isl.
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Notice.

a 7 TIFF JUNE TERM 1850 ofthe Probat,
IN Court of lazoo County, will, as ADMIN
istrstor de toaaS non; of the estate Of Nichola
'b'keitley, dec. pEeseie my annual account f.
settlement.
3IboRNE BOWMAN. Adm'r
Juae 5, 1902 229-:33t
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NOYCE-

MRS T. MASSEY is my attorney in fact
1SA during my temporary absence from the
City.
All persons indebted to me win please call
and settled without further notice.
]. w. DABBS.
Yazoo City, July II, 1850.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

BOYSsCL0TdING OF ALL KIND.
'@irts, cratats, IIaadksrchiels, Sc, 90.
Superfine all LiEen-stiehed
Bosoms, So 80 to 4 so
Superfne Muslin Shifts-Linen
bosoms and Collars I 90 to 2 Is
French Gingham and Calico Shirts; !
Hickory check and NegroShirts;
Merino, Flannel, Gauze, Brown White and,
- Pink Undershirts and Drawers;
Silk Undershirts and Drawers;
Very rich style Fancy Crnvats
Italian and French Black Silk Cravats
Silk and Einen Handkerchiefs;
Linen Bpfder Handkerchiefs
Linen and SILK Gloves; Black Kid Gloves
Cotton, Merine and Linen Half H.se;
SILK and Gingham Umbrellass&c., &c.
AIsoS--TRU]EK YALGSES. CARPET
.BAGGS and INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING ef
all kinds.
ALFRED MUNRQE 4 co,
81 Magazine Street.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

TIE SUBSCRIBER WOUED 2--rsl
l.5s respectfully Inform the public IgsSsV
thut he has opened tho large and cOmmodious
BRICK BUfLDING
on Main Street. few doors below his Old
Stand. The house is very spacious, and po-
sesses every convenience for
BOARDERS.
The rooms are large, airy and arranged with
an eye to the comfort Of occupants Histahle
shall be supplied with the best the market af-
tords. And no palms or exEence shall be
spared i0render satisfaction TO bis guests.
The subscriber, thankful 70 his old friends
for then patronage, hopes from bis increased
facilities aud determination to please, 10 con-
tinue 70 receive their genereus favor.
r. M. WINN.
YuzOo City, May -, IsS0-l25-lf.
P. s. Hacks, Carriages, Buggieg and saddle
horses win beat all times in readiness 10 coa-
vey persons 70 any Of the Watering Places,
OF elscwhare in the interior.
RIM. w.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
SUMMER HATS.

II UST received a large and splendid assort-
~ ment of Summer Hats of every kind-tO
suit master or slave, as to price and quality
Examine my stock before purchasing else
where J.V. CALDWELL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
THOMAS Z. WHITE,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATlONARIE

BOOKSELLER AND SFATlONARIES.
s. Cansll street, New Orleans.
UEEPS constantly on hand, and for sale on
EA- the most advantageous terms,a a extensive
assortment of BOOKS, of every variety and
description, and in every department of Litera-
ture, Science, and the Arts.
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, PSALM. AND
HYMN BOOKS,
of every kind, and other religious and devo-
tiopal works for all denominations efChristfans
New Publications
received by the earliest conveyancesfFOm all
partsof the Union.
Public and Private Libraries
supplied at the shortest notice, on the most Ia
yorable terms.
WRITING AND LETTER PAPER,
of every quality and description. Also Colored
Glazed Music Drawing Tinted Of all
coloKs, &c. &c. &c.
BLANK BOOKS,
: full.assortment made of good materials, and
in neat and substantial manner.
FOR SCHOOLS.
Writing Books Of superior Paper pens-Pen
eils-Rewards 70 kzInk Slands--R Rulers, sc.
&c. together with Ell the p0pnlaf SCHOOL
lBDOKS now muse.
81 Alto
q great sva II almost every arfi-
els useallY found IS snsiYe Boohst6 t6re..-
l Also, iaEe ssertgnep Of elegant
FANCY ARTICLES.
All ofthe above are offered At Who'll 8
Il Sal. .Es or r T7Fn IT,. as E resSrn 4 HIS fas =
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TE RMS.

y h N y.
For Tri-wcekly during the Session eff Congress
and Somi-waokly during the recess, theprice
will be per annHm 50 W.
Weekly paper DO
The price Of subscription most be paid in
variably in advance, and the cash accompany
the name sent.
All persons procuring ten names ahallbe en-
tilted to receive one copy gratis for one
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

~ NlaNl out1ti tQloo Ctly, NIiSs.s
Unpublished WEEKLv, every Wednesday, Al
1HnHE DoLIARs IN ADvANcE-or four if not
tAid within one month from the time Ofsub-
Bcribing. Il
Ds paper win be discontinued until an ar
eAalges are paid, unless at the option Of the
ropriotor.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
A P BUTTER,
JACKSON MORTON
r. TOOMBS,
]. THOMPSON.

o. Editars, and papers friendly to the en-
terpriSe, will pleaes publish this Prospectus,
which will entitIs them to an exchange with
the newspaper. All who comply with this re-
vuest viii send copy of the paper containing
it to the Committee.
WAsn1NcroN, May 25. 1850.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
'Neri door % 3. q. Wo0aRan 6- Go.
Yazoo City April "a, 1sJ0-I5-tf.


WILL be sold ntapclion slle' op sriapy'
wv May sIeg 1880
BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE RESID E,Nc'
with good frame dwelling and an olbef COM
vencie5 apperiaining thereaniQ, On JefIefson
street Also one large ard comnldious
STORE HOUSE AND RESIDENCE
on Main street fol particulars q
NRoXSTER, Aucifqesr-
nay l5. ls5o-t2s
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
FINE GROCERIES.

FINE GROCERIES.
NEAS, Lsaf and Crush Sugar;Salaratus and
Soda; smoking and Chewing Tobacco ;
Soap; Star and sperm Candles Pepper and
Splce-B cssk . jars pure Brandy-all of
the finest quality--for sale by
april t3, J. v. CALDWELL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
New Firm.

HAVING purchased outthe entire inteFesf
Ii Of Geo. c. McKesson in the Drug business
from the eighth day o. january last, i liaYe this
day associated myself with Mr.R. m. .Thonp-
soDs and win continue to carry on the business
under the ffrm-o
y. BLUNDELL 6- co.
We will keep constantly on hand, fresh
uspPly Of all articles iir0ar line, to which we in
Vite the public attention, and will sell on the
usual5terms topUnctual customers,
La addition to our present stock we are
daily expecting a large supply Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS &C. SO. 3
and ia short time will hayc a general supply
foSchool Rocks and Blank Books, Stglioadg9
c.$ DC. S
J. .BLUNDELL g. co.
Y9zOoCity Nay Is, Ie50-I23-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
6fOVcal SfnvnsN
SHOES !! SHOES

SHOES! {! SHOES!
have made large additions to my stock Of
shoes. The assortment cannot be beaten.
Gall and examine this great variety.
April Is, J. V.CALDWELL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
LADIES.

ladies'
WHO are shopping in the vicinity of the
w Magnslia House will be served with
the most refreshing iced beverages, At short
notice, by sending their orders TO the under
signed. S. S. CALDWELL.
May, % 1850-127-if
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
". CaldI well.

II EEPS always on hand Il superior stock
A.A-Dry Goods, Staple and Fancy; Shoes :.
fapthing; Hardware Cutlery; Queens Ware;
odass- are Saddles and Saddlery Loaf and
Crushed Sugar and ssundfy condiments -
Gsse slna eall before purchasing elscscbere
April Is, 1850 Il6-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
Arrival Of the Steamer AZ
hatPOs.,,

by THE ABOVE STEAMER, we have re-
- eeived our Spring stock Of Goods, consis-
aag Ia part etaA latest styles Of Ladies' Dress
9oeds ct the neatest patterns ever hrouObi Il,
this market. Also Gentlemen's ClofbiSg -
every description. and the latest fashi9ns
which We are determined 20 sell low - sss6
and no mistake one come az e1S -,
good bargatas.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
GIeFeIand q ERRoVFal

gaeFelaad & Brown.
IT AYfEG removed their Yin Na,af
from Wheeling, have opened SIS
lishnieht in Ills place. where thew. win s..
pared % furnish their enstomer iist, 81
IN ware OF EVERY l,E.s r 4t.N
Tie trade viii be supplied on aecoi.a 81
terms. They are 81 uated on Main ree, s
.eoor below g Primms aud nearly opb
the Rell-lsnoen stane.o Link & Harrison.
10y As. assl 97AA-ly CAB
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w HENDERSON,.
April 10, Is5O-l05-sn,
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TIE SUBSCRIBER W0UEDy
lsSs respectfully Inform the public
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-04
The Poetry OF Agr' culture.

The principles OF agriculture are cXcee-
dinghy simple. That they might be made
so, God himself was the Il ST great plan
ter. lie wrote its laws, visibly, in the
brightest, lOveIItSt, and most lnlrliigIbie
characters, everywhere, upon the broad
BOSOM of the liberal earth in grerncs,
leaves in delicate fruits. in beguiiing and
delicate flowers ! But he does no! con.
tent mell with this alone. lie beSluws
the heritage alone with the example. lie
prepares lhe garden and the home, before
he creates the being who is to possess
them. He fills them with all those Oh.
JcctS of sense and sentiment which are to
supply his moral and physical necessities.
Birds sing in the huughS above him. odOr,
blos> ON III tie air, and fruits and flowers
cover the earth with glory to which that
.ot Solomon, in all his magu,icrnce, was
vain and vaIueess. 70 HIS hand We owe
these fair groves these tall ranks Of ma
je>lic lreeS, these deep forests, these broaG
plains covered with verdurr, and these
mighty arteries of food and river, which
wind them along, heauli(ying them with
the luvelest inequalities, and irriga,Ing
them with seasonable fertilization. Thus
dill the Almighty planter dedicate the
great PLANTATION 10 tie uses of that various
and wondrous family which was to fol-
low. His home preParcd--suppIied with
all resources, adorned with every variety
of fruit and flower, and cherkercd with Il
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\ Dnal.

BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss, May l3. The
agony is over. The duel bo!we,n Dr..
Kennedy and Jadge Walker, editor of the
New Orleans Drlia came of here thi>
morning without any fatal results. DR..
Kennedy is sand 10 be contributor tn rhc
rlue Delta. and was. learn, charged by
Judge Walker, with being the author OF a
-carhing in that paper few days ago o"
hp subject of the recent singular CORES
ooudeuce between Walker and Col. Ben
ton, which has gone the rounds ol the
press. kennedy, understood. was called
on hv some OF Walker friends a few day
after The publication of The article alUve
alluded to, to either deny is authorship or
hold himself amenahe to the laws OF The
duelo. Pending kennedy's reply, Mr..
Masiuni>. iunior editor OF the True Delta,
sent Judge Walker note ASSUMING an
responsibility for what appeared IN TIE
columns of that paper, and at the same
lime expressed hls Willingness to give
Iudgc " aikpr any satisfaction be might
think proper TO demand, and in 4 subse-
QUen, note sent olrtci ci"ileN5' I" W d.
ker. The fight with Kennedy being IN
sisted on by Walkers friends. the chaI-
lerga of the latter was accepted by Ken
necy, aud the preiiminaries OF tie duel
which came Of here this morning were
arranged IN tie city ON Saturday last
After The FIST fire, neither party being hlt.
tie friends OF Judge Walker expressed
themselves satisfied. and the parties lei' The
ground without explanation or reconrIIia-
ton.
From all can learn here. the unsaiis'
factory aGMr of to-day is but the begin
ing of the end. The challenge from Ma
ginuis TO Walker remains yetuusellled,and
we may look out tor duel No. 2 in few
davs.
lcannol close This hasty note wi.hou
bca-i"g 49, -.imony % the very s.'~, ',.1.n.0
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will have a prevailing voice i'll the final
judgement.
Bat il We're vain in The nature Of things
To expect that those who prefer to grovel
an vIce-whoSe tastes are altogether sem
su2i-who ener not al al into he pleas
.ureS which have r82eir origin in a snnsc Of
conformity 10 the divine nature in It's pu,
rity, simpIrciry, love Of order, truth, JUS
tee, and equity and chari,y-lhat such
persons can find charm in another state
Iof beings where virtue is the very breath
-of life, and holiness lis enjoyn cut. Oh I!
no; here there can he nothing to learn re-
spcctln@ Gods final determination. a
sensual. vicieus life and taste are no prep.
arallon for The enjoyment Of purify and
holiness. Tie sense of these last Dor
rows nothing from ;he former. Our best
affections have their earthly Objects and
their earthly ends. But earthly ends are
very far from such an example of the az
tcclIons as are either most important or
most gratifying. We have already spo-
ken above of those pleasures which the
affections yield in sympathy with the
moral character of our God; the great es-
sen'ials OF lis spiritual being, wherein we
may be one with him as Christ is one
with him. m.-4Bost0n Christ. Register.
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~ and woe. He asked them what they
wanted. They answered food and shai.
ter He requested them to come in
Then the officers lady introduced him to
Madam kossuth, wife of the President Of
Hungary. He could not believe it unuI
sire took from her bosom the >iguet ring
and seal of Hungary. What followed
can easily be conjurtHred; they were
sufficiently rested; he made known then
case 10 the Prince of Serva, who sent
them his carriage and four, with an escort.
to take them to Shumla. The weather
was terrible cold and tire roads as bad as
they could be; but they ultimately arrived
in safety.
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LCrd BrOIgham il Era Ice.

According To the Paris correspondent
or ,he New York Journal Of Commerce.
Lord BrnuSham has been maxim! quile 4
sensation in one of the French Courts Of
Law. The writer saws:
We learn from Cnnnes (Sourh Of
France. where Lord Brougham's Castle
IS situated. that some of his legal rights
having been contested. hn appear. d IN per-
son, before me Civil Court, 10 plead his
cause in The French language. " The
Cicero of England" saws The letter. chad
brilliant audience. and shonr by his ".
varitv, ability. professional skill. and the
elegance of his French style. He elecrrl-
fed hs he rcr$: the lawyers. judges. and
visitors, including al! the fashionable Brit
iSh at and near Cannes, crowded about
him when he had done, to offer their con.
graduation and homage. The luck Of
Witnessing such display Of powers is
rare for provincial court" The noble
Lord astonShed the Bench and the Bar.
particularly by the grand dissertation into
which he launched. on the nature and sa
cred rights of property. All this Is so
exactly the eX-Chancellor. May he live
thousand years, and certainly he will
never rcach the aye at which ordinary
men. like ourselves, 1--we only TO rccoIIccr
what has happened and to learn what hap
penS-how the world goes. He will new
rr cease while he brea hes, to be i spoke
in the ,Vhnpl ,.vprN-yyIiprp
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T.mC--A Sketch.

saw a temple. reared by the hands o.
man, Standing with lis high pinnacIrs il.
he dist ut plain. The streams beat upon
It, the God of nature hu:Ied his thunder
bolts At 1t, and Yet it stood firm as ada
ment.
Ireturncd, and 10 the temple was no
more! Its high walls lay IN scattered
ruins; moss aud wild grass grew rankIy
here; and at the midnight hour the Owls
long cry added to the deep solitrdc-ihr
young and the gny who reveIIed there had
passed away. saw a child rejoicing in
ais youth-lhe idol ofhis mother and the
pride Of his father. | returned, and that
culd had become old. Trembling with
he weight of years, he stood the last Of
his generation. stranger amid the desc
ia,IouS around him.
"Wno this desroyer?" said I to my
guardian ANGEL.
1T Is 1mc," said he. "Whpn the
uornng stars sang together with JOY over
he new world, he commenced his course.
and when he shall have destroyed all Ira'
. beautiful on earth, pluckcd the sun from
MS sphere, veiIcd the moon in blood
yea, when he shall have rolled the hcav
ems and earth away rs 4 scroll, then shall
he angel from the throne Of God come
.orJh, and with one foot on sea and one ON
IanI, Ili up his hand toward heaven, and
swear bv heavens Eternal, Time Is.
Time UQS. bW Time ShuHbc no i0nger e."
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Restraint.

"There is no good that exists or car
exist, unless guarded by restraint. The
best thing we enjoy, the nohleSt qualities
that we posses. become vicious ny tNreSS.
Mercy degcneraleS into weakness, grnrt-
osi,y into waste, economy mlo prnmy,
juslice into cruelty, ambition mo crime.
The priLciple restraint has The sanction o.
Almighty wisdom itself, for II Is Impressed
on every object of The physical a wen a.
the moral world. The planets are hcp.
in ,!,vir orbits by the restraint ot aiuac'
,Ion: but fer this law, the whole system
would run into ineXrricable confusion anG
ruin. Does it not det;art from The SIM
plicilv, the beauty, the grandeur OF 'hl>
-vs,em to say lIIal oae OF the laws Wllich
upholds it is the law of restraint! i l.
not 10 the restrained position o! the caruI.
ihat we owe the revolutions "i The sea-
sons, with their appropriate and s"cce'-
,ive eriovmenlS; and Ia IFS reSirainedrr'-
oIu,lons towards the sun, that we owe lhr
relief Of day and nighl--lhe seasons OF Ia
Dor aud rrPose! What binders tie yInt
from wasting It's juice III wild anu IFni'LrS>
luxurance, but lie reslrain'ot the pruning
hook and The discipline ollhetra'"imghand:
What hinders the product OF that vlnr
from becoming universal curse, but the
restraint of temperance! What gives to
civilized society lis finest charms. but the
restrain, of dpcorum, of mutual respect OF
honor, confidence, kindness, hospitality
Look where you wjll--aboye YOU around
ynu. below vou--you see the great con
>crvali,e principle IS restraint; i'at same
restraint which is harmony, holds human
,ocicly together; preserving conrie- y law
order and religion. ~ m. ""t 5 lie
fence Of JuGge PtCf.
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WIFE AND HOME.
FOR THE LADIES.

FOR The LADIES.
Let rakes extol a rowing life,
Offreedom prate, and all that;
Crnois, b~a's, s,ol!ing w.fo,
Aud doctors bills, and al that
Though fools may rail, and jest, and s>off,
A wife's the thing for all that;
The time, they'll find i, not far of.
Wien 50 they'll think, for all that.
'Tis true, when youth ana fortune smile,
And health is firm, aud all that,
When wine, and song and dance beg'lie,
Variety, and all that;
When every place, where'cr you roam,
Has Jolly friends, and all TINT
You wantfor neither wife and home,
Nor sympathy nor all that.
But age comes on with steal by pace,
And sober Thoughts, aid all that;
Trouble will show her frownins face,
Sickness, ard pain, and all that.
The feast, the bowl viii lose their powers,
And revelry, and all that;
Then shall We need, to cheer the hours,
A wife and home, and all that.
Oh, when misfortune clouds the brow
Disease and death, and all that,
Then, woman, then an angel thou
To soothe, and cheer, and all that.
Thy gentle cares begulle our pains,
Our sIeepless nights, and all that;
Thy voice the sinking soul suslsmS,
With hope, and trust, and all that.
Bachelor.
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dlung disposition of The STATE of Mlssis-
Slppl Nome of them inlrrlprred to prevent
the attempted blood letting. and, with ,he
exception of an eiT.-ling scene at the Ho-
tel, Of d lady fHn,ing as she saw the bel.
lgerrnrs leave for Inc chosen Goigolha.
every thing in and about The Bay remained
as tranquil. n a summers morn.
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H,UGuING IN TIE PuLPIT.-Said Mr..
c., 4 Presbyterian minister of some no.
tDretv, :" never laughed in the pulpit on
Iv on one occasion, and that came near pro-
curing my dismissal from the ministry
About one of the first discourses was
called tn deliver, subsequent TO my ordjna-
ton, after reading my text, and opening
my subject, my attention was directed to 4
voung man with very foppish dress, and
a head of exc, cling red hair. In a slip
behind this Young gentleman
sal an urrhin. who must have been nrged
IN in his devlI,ry by the evil one himself,
for do no, conceive the youngster thought
Of the jest he was playing off on the spruce
dandy in front of him. The boy held his
torc-inger in the hair of the young man
about rs long as a blacksmith would nail
rod in the heat, and then placed it on his
knee and commenced pounding his finger
IN imitation of smith making nail
The whole thing was so Iudicrous that |
laughed, the only time that | ever disgraced
he pulpit with anything like mirlh.
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FRNMTIEs.--As grow Older | become
more lcniynt to the sins oflraiI humanity.
The man who loudly denounces them |
always suspect. He knows TOO much of
crime who dcnounces fellow creature un-
hcard--a know ledge which can only be
obtained By crlminaIity itself. The hyp.
ocri,c always strives TO divert attention
from his own wiclledncss, by denouncing
unsparingy that Of others. lie thinks lie
-haII seem good in exact ratio as he ma.
kcs olhers seem bad.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-04

ALLA HoAx!-We are. -shtl oriz j TO
state on ih a thority of ". Er,kine ESQ.,,
Of Monroe cruntv. that the statement re-
Gently Pub!isll,d d IN the parer, Of Ihi- cry,
given an accogGt Of a eOniempla, i insur-
cg.,clloa cns me slaye- oI N"nr"esv.E q.
Va, is en,.re.y without ioo.-o-.s .s'si.-a
Riehmond En- ar.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-04
Nrw MARRIAGE LAw.-MarrlaCe Is

New MARRIAGE LAw.-MaTraGe i
quite business in these days ! .'.'i ne oII
marriage law of Massachusetts roniai"eu
So many embarrassing clauses, thai par
les were compelled to go into o,AeF
States TO get the matrimonial kno' ., u'u,-- :.
Finding that it was losing concern , 10 -,
Ministers and Justices Of tie feace WIZ w.,
were deprived of their PerqIiSlles' ','5 Il
STATE has changed the law, and rFm"F'G q
intenic,ions. in consequence oi WII''l
pa:ries stay at home and get marrlea'm , -.
The New iiamshire clergy are great 10 10
sers bv this reform. The Rev; L' u
Browne, Of Nashua, joined two hundred
couples in marriage IN single 'vs,' e. .rrL ,J
celving $500 as fecs-a great loss n su'H
a marrying district as Ma-sachOSc