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"a MAGAZINE STREET,
CORNER OF GRAyIER.

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BLACK AND COLD LusTRE ALPACA sAcs AND FRoCKs;
foNGEE SILK AND HONG KONG sAcS AND FROcRs;
EXTRA SUPER BLACK SINGLE NIIIEp cIoTu EPo%xs
SUMNER CLOTH AND cAssIAN TWEED sACs AND FRocXs
MEAL A-'' ''ii 'lioN sLLEsucNEF sAcS AND FRocks
PANIALOONS:
WHITE DUCK;
WHITE AND FANCY LINEN DRILL;
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pv,, ~, q. 60 , r.S"tt slLh
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PARAMETTA AND ALPACA;
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VESTS.
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BUFF CASHMERE AND MARsEUIFs
WHITE AND FANCY MARsELLEsi
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VERY HiCH FANCY MARsEILLEs SHAPES,
FURNISHING GOODS
Isle THREAD AND G4I.zF s1rt, atrpTe
GAUZE coTToN AND q Ave MrpfTn S1Ipr,
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To Druggists, Physicians ant

Bafdness Cured.
~ Tue following from SUMNER F. BARRETT Saratoga street,
Eat Boston;
EAST BOSTON, FgBRuaRY a iss7.
MR. WILLIAM BoGLE-DEIR For several year, pa. my
wife hash troubled with badness crown OF the head about
" seven inches 10 circumference After repeated
soAed remedies and By the friends was induced use
your HYPERION wash for the purpose restoring her lost hair
ARD an happy that It's eae. the hair 70 grow
al over the part affected She has used only very
resiAy had she used it pfener regularly a con.
vineed thA the growth cf the hair would have accelerated
am, sr, you srcspeeiiully,
SUMNER +. BARRETT
tSr sold, wholesale b retail, By
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Spring and summer CLOTHING +.
F. STRINGER & CO,
no IS CAMP STREET
- Are nov receiving their supple, Of
SPRING And SUMMER CLOTHING.
large assortment of LIGHT WOODEN GOODS suitable
MERINo, ALPACA, LINENS etc
Aohot assortment Of SILK BAIT CAMBRIA cRAyATs
SILK, Isle THREAD and COTTON HALF HOSE
SILK, Isle THREAD and COTTON GLOVES
LINEN DRAWERS.
SILK, MERINo and COTTON UNDER GARMENTs
app i'm +. sTRISGER co, IS CAup srsst
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DuHaefd's american gE'esfphaiiu
ii A NJ s,
THE PIONEER BRAND,
ESTABLISHED IN 1887, AND FOR WHICH
A PRIZE MEDAL

A PRIZE MEDAL
WAS AWARDED AT THE WORLDS FAIR, OR LONDON
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, IN ISL,
TT Cen be had in this city shroughoa the present sa
following Embellishments
PETERS WILLARD Co. Of Old Levse and Bipuv,a,t.
X. M MeALPlN CO., No 30 Common street. No 90 Canal
street Row;
HALL KEMP co. corner Of Canal and Tthouptouas slre
L. JOHNSTON co. Magazine and Poydra.
WTGoGB LANiER Tchoupitoalaa and Poyira.
A. J. ROBERTS co, 50 Poydras streets;
JOHN s. WALLIS 100 Magazine street;
DUDLEY a NELSON. 20 Common and 80 Canal street.
g. NJ BAYLY CO., N Common and IS Canal street
KENDALL YoE CO.. Graycr and .,
r. W. ADAMS 20 Tchoupltoulas street;
HOLMES CLAUss, Grayisr street;
j. NJ JOHNSON Il CO., Front Leves;
JOHN c. SHANNON Fulton street;
W.h WRIGHT CO., 81 Ichoupitoulna street;
UNIVERSE co. Lafayette Tehoupi.oul..
Daheld was the FIRST to establish E.r.
and s, empaStAly the WESTERN PIONEER in the tg.D "a
cure invariably soodnone better" Cincinnati Gazette
~ Cured and for sale by
CHARLES DUFFIELD Co, Lousviis x
ie2s SNIP MARTIN, OWEN d CO.. Contraotlpg ysnt,
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We published yesterday paragraph stating
that the late Robert G. Shaw, of Boston, had
bequeathad 100000 for the establishment of q
new institution designed for the benefit of desti-
tute mariners children. Mr.. Shaw made fur.
Their donation of $4,000 to purchase site for
the institution, Beside this munifcent pro
vision, he also made the following requests:
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GN-5 pipes Meder Swan, just received and
~ Tor sale BY R.F NICHOLS CO, .. Camp It, mys q
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II. r.. Smith, DENTIST,
ia ST. CHARLES STREET,
MNdQ11le Le,E1s.

sIo; NnWIsT sns'sd PHlLosoPHER AsTRoLoGIsT ana Il
sD,Umlsll and owner Of the EGYPTIAN ORACLES 0F
bpeny noms the Ladies and Gentlemen Neuoeans that
ST FFT rom her residence Magazine No. 3s1 CAN
sihEEi between Estele and Edward streets where sbe ~
sIgd by those desiring information the PAST
FUTURE tB Consultation II, -' 49, 49,, y
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Col. Henry Fcrno Lieut. Ah-ru,
NEw ORLEANS, May 80, 1853.
dessrs Monaghan, Wood, Carroll Ciosmau, etc.,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15

The purchasers Of the Mount Vernon home-
stead intend e convert t into ! watering place
Whit a. ideas Cculd any American, even
ware BE = depraved u Sc tie members 81 this
|aNOrthetn and Southern Company, 90 %
Mount Vernon for the purpose o. pleasure and
enioymentg Shall the grounds around tbe tomb
Of Washington b converted into ! brothel
Ike Saratogal
@ shame on peoples shame On Congress
that would permit Mount Vernon to pnss into
the hands of Northern and Southern Capital
lists" Long aince.it should have belonged 70
the nation, and been kept, 40 matter ct what
expense in The same ccndition a. when WAsH-
1xeTox occupied and owned it. But neither
great services rendered to the country- -neither
merit nor genius, nor anything else--are tho't
worthy Of reward By our people, and we verify
believe there would be no objection with the
great number Of turning Fannell Hall into
Railroad Depot, or the old State House at Phil
adelphia into Distillery. The place where
the FIRST Congress met, where the first prayer
was offered before that body Of patriots, Is non
a Dry Goods Store, and delaines and calicoes
are stored against the walls that Of yore re-
sounded with the eloquence of Adams, Lee and
Franklin. This abominable devotion to seven
per cent,-this worship of the mammon Of un-
like moral cancer, eats out OF
the human soul ell that is best and noblest in
humanity. We shall be gladto learn the tariff
of prices to be paid for an admission to the
home of Washington, and hope the Northern
and Southern Capitalists" will not fail to have
a nice saloon on the ground, where pop, bear
and lemonade-sponge cake and mint juleps
may refresh the visitors to the show-MountI
Vernon-Wa shington-what names and what
q destiny! This country has permitted the old
soldiers of the revolution to starve to death,
and now 1t allows Mount Vernon to pass into
the hands Of spectators as show house!
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15

Poisoning. -Thousands Of parents who
use Vermiiuge composed Of Castor Oil, Calo-
mel. &C, are not aware that, while they appear
to benefit the patient, they are actually laying
the foundations for aseries Of diseases, such as
salvation, loss of sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advers
tisement Of Hobensack's Medicines, TO which
we ask the attention Of all directly interested
in their own as well as their children's health
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those Of bilious type, should make use
Of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack's
Liver Pills.
Or" Be not deceipsd,n but ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, anu OBJ
serve that each has the signature Of the Pro-
pietor J. N.HoBEKsAcK, as none else are gen.
uine.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15

DIED-On the 9TH inst, at bis residence IN
this county,of pulmonary consumption, JOHN
,. CLARK, IN the 46th year Of his age.
Mr.. Clark was anative Of Georgia, and bad
been resident Of this State about twenty
years. he left 70 mourn bic loss, wife and
six children--but to alleviate their grief Be has
LEFT them the consolation that husband or pa
rents christian death must afford to the bereav-
ed. Mr.. G. was for some years previous TO his
death. professor OF religion, and was at the
time Of bis death member Of the Methodist
Church. As christian his death was as tri-
umphant as his life had been exemplary as
citizen. From the attention Of numerous
friends during his long and painful illness; and
the large number Of attendants TO his last rest
ing place, his bereayed widow and orphaned
children may draw consolation, as they attest
. high appreciation Of bis worth, as q husband
father and friend. s.
In this city, on Wednesday. July 6ths
ELLA WALKER. only daughter Of VIM. and
Abby Wyman, aged 10 months.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15

w We would call the attention of oul
readers to the advertisement of the Prince
ton Ky Female Institute, in another col
umn. We would also statethat the Princi-
pal of the Institute, DR.. Jurey. viii be in
this place sometime in August next, and
give any information that may be desired
relative to the Institution.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15

We are authorized TO announce the Hon.
ROBERT C. PERRY, as candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Office Of Circuit Judge of the Fifth
Judicial District, composed of the counties Of
Yazoo, Holmes, Madison, Attala, Leake and
Winston.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15
Princeton Female institute,
PRINCETON. NV.
Yazoo' city. July is. 1883. I-gt

'ENIIE Trustees beg leave to call the attention
Of parents and guardians 10 the superior
advantages of this Iusututon. 1t is pleasantly
situated in one Of the most healthy and pleas
ant towns in southern Kentucky, in the midst
OF refined and enlightened community ;alford-
ing safe and pleasant home for the student.
1t is easy OF access, being within II miles of
the Cumberland river at Eddyville,a and 80 miles
of the Ohio at Smithland, with both OF which
it isin daily communication BY stages over ex-
.cellent roads, The course OF studies and the
system OF instruction are as thorough as in any
similar Institution in the Site; and every facil-
ity is afforded Tor young ladies to acquire
thorough acquaintance with oil the branches
OF female education.
The Institute is under the supeHntendance
Of DR.. J. II. JUREY and his lady, whose moral
worth combined with superior literary al sCien.
tific alta nments and long experience pre-emi-
nently qualify them for their position. South
erners themselves, by birth and education, we
think they have peculiar claims npon the South
for patronage.
The FOURTH SESSION will commence on the
lst Monday Of September next.
TENS per Session Of 10 months.
Board & Tuition in Litery Department. 800 90
Tuition in Music with use OF instruments, 40 90
Text books furnished at Louisville prices.
No extra charges whatever.
Cat logues with course of study, regulations,
&c, can be had by addressing DIR. ]. H, gurey,
Principal.
P. B. McGOODWIN, MD.
f. w. UREY,
JAMES HAWTHON,
G. b. BARBOUR.
I. L. McNARY, NJ D.,
Trustees.
Princeton. Ky, Julysl353. 49,.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15
Tar NV Monnor GoyrHs1lrNr.-N

THE New MoRMor GovrRSnENT We
see it stated that the Mormons have bought
Charles Island. one Of the Galapagos group.
from the Governmental Of Ecuador. and that
they intend to start a government on their
own hook and crooked notions We pre-.
sumo Ills saints win trade il tortoise
shells, as the Islands take their Spanish
name from the number of those animals
found here "A Norman may provide ele-
giant combs for large nnmbsr 81 wives at
easy rates, and live ID alderuauic style on
turtle soup daily. Charles Island S one Of
tie smallest df over dozen, &c largest not
being Is extensive as Long Island The
Galapagos Ire "a degrees vest St TIE main
land Under tie Equator and srs u volcanic
origin. Charles Island IS. been pesany
Bar 81 she spanisrls Il line past sna has
Hsn quite considerable population: Brig
Lam 1nne Ns plesnae viii % slle En-.
HSret St Tie nsN dominion ana Mormon
Iou ni|| 81 place Of refuge Iof politicians
zh6 Nisb g escape shs dangerous Nile1 q
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15
rhe Whia rfcIxef.

By a telegTaphic despatch from Jackson,
we are enabled to-day to unfurl and ding
the Whig banner to the breeze, and most
glorious banner It is--arcund which the eal-
lant wings Of Mississippi can rally with pride,
enthusiasm and confidence upon its ample
5olds are the names Of men who are WIGS and
a. have bsen--Inen Who battIed fearless and
faithfully 8 Union and the Compromise
men who viii nobly and triumphantly bear
sloft our banner until INTERPRETATIONS victory
shall perch upon It in November next,
The gentlemen who conpnse the Ticket, are.
well and favosably known to the people of the
State, and have already stood thstest of public
scrutiny. endsreeeivea verdict Of approval at
the hands Of the people. twill therefore be
unnecessary for us. at this times to 60 into any
lengthy detailof the qualifications of our can
didatee, or the claims which they present 70 the
united and jealous support Of the wing party
Hon. r D. RODGERS. candidate for Gov.
ernor, is gentleman whose valuable and dis
tinguished legal and political services are so
well known, and 50 highly appreciated. that any
reference to them is almost superauous. He
is fhorough-going and jealous wing, and will
Of all tines be ever ready to condemn any in
fringsnent upon the rights of the people or the
interests of the State, and watchfnl that the
constitutional safeguards shall not be- violated. \
he is possessed Of talents Of the highest order,
and win Be bold and fearless yindicatOr Of
just principles and the honor Of the State
JAMES A. HORNE, candidate for Secretary
Of State. needs no commentator from u.s. His
acts and the faithful discharge of the duties
of the Office during the past two years, are
sufficiently knownto the people of theState.
DANIEL R. Russell, candidate FOR Audi
cor, hasdisshargeash the duties of that office with
great ability, fiaa|.sy and correctness, and has
gives tie utmost salts faation to al who have
had business in that Office.
JOS Med POWELL, candidate for Treasurer
is gentleman Of great business habits and
unimpeachable integrity, and Is every wayscal-
enlated 10 discharge the duties Of the ofice
with correctness and fidelity. ssex
CHI F0oTE candidate FOR Attorney Cen
eraI IS gentleman Of the highest orderof tai.
ents, bright intellect untiring energy and
sound lawyer. He possesses 70 an eminent
degree, althe locations requisite to faitll-
ful and satisfactory discharge ef the important
duties q tie osiae Of Attorney General
The present contest il one of great import
anee tothe people Of The State, and we have
every confidence that the wings ind many IN.
ion democrats will act Il harmony with each
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15
ADVERTISRMEYrs.
NOTICE 10 buILnal.t.s.

PROPOSALS to build Bridge over Pan
\ TIER Greek near Bennett's Ford on the
Silver Greek road will bereceived by the under1
signed until the 25th July inst To be built iii
accordance with the plan and specifications TO
be seen at DR.. Barnett's ofice--the same to be
completed on or before the first Of NoD1ubey
nert.
JOHN H. W0OLFOLK,
Wbis @. HARRIS,
j. J. HUGHES.
Yazoof city. July 15 1858. 1T
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15
Highland Mary.

Highland Mary was Mary Campbell, from
Campbelltown. in Argyleshire, and lived in
Collsfeld. in the humble situation Of dairy
maid to Colonel Montgomery. She also
lived at one time nursemaid in the family Of
Burns friend and patron, Gavin Hamilton
where he visited her. Mary had gone to
the West highlands 10 make arrangements a.
mong her friends for her marriage with the
poet, and on her returnto Gleenock--where
it was appointed they should meet-she
was seized with fever of which she died. a
few days before Burns even heard Of her
illness. This was the cause of their sudden
separation.
Although Mr.. Denham travels over some
Of the grOnds touched upon by Heather
Jack. /" yet as he relates incidents, many of
them unknown to the general readers. we be-
lieye it will repay for the time lost in the Pc
rusal: Most people. " writes Thomas Den
ham, .:are more or less acquainted with the
bard's two beautiful illusions Highland
Mary and the address to Mary il Heaven
Poor Highland Mary was beautiful. inter
esting. and innocent young creature-fOr
human loneliness. goodness and greatness.
sCan meade in the Lowry build
AZ weel's in castle ha'.'
And though brought up in humble cir.
cumstances, Mary had charms which attrac-
ted many wooers; and says Allen Cunning
ham: There was not wanting the tempta-
tons, &C.. to allure But nothing could
win her young affections from the peasant
poet-they were betrothed. Mary was
to go home to the western highlands to make
arrangements fortheir marriage: And their.
atlieu, says Cromeck, and author. was per-
formed in striking moving way The low
ers stood on opposite sides of small
brook, face to face. they laved their hands
IN the running stream. holding Bible be-
tween them: pronounced their VOWS, to be
faithful to each other. and parted never To-
meet againl'
By way Of continuation, Burns's own
words are. AT the close Of the following au
Iumn, she crossed the sea to meet me at
where she scarcely landed. when
he was seized with 4 nalignantSfever, that
hurried my dear girl to the grave before ]
sven could learn Of her Illness The Bible
hey made use Of on this their FINAL parting,
Tas afterwards il possession Of Mary sis
er, in two volumes, on can Of which IS IN
Icribed quotation from itself in Burns's
landwriting On the first, And ye shall
lot awear BY name falsely am the Lord.
1n The second. Thou shalt not forswear
hyself. bnt perform unto the Lord thine
,aths.'
There is something exceedingly touching
! this phrase Of poor Barns's existence,
nd pathos and deep feeling eyincedin these
70 admirable poems can vel attest how
is sensitive heart must have urithed under
he narrowing af'iosen which wrenchedl
be tenderest. dear lords Long songs
al upoh the ear. AID is customary 10 ab-
feviate issm II singing ST. cannot ues
ow one link oflhis sweet place ean Be spar.
I without naIfine S. beautiful synmetry
LAY God amend ne laste ihat can ulil.
highland Mary
Cute sensa.'e1 has been caused
! Wasffnrlon. 81 TIE riYr3T that HeVeF|s
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15
Richard Abbey, ct. al.

Upon opening compliments biz, and affida-
Wit filed, it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court that the defendant, Julia H. Abbey,
is not now a resident Of the State Of MISSISSIPPI
pi, but resides beyond the limits thereof,so that
the ordinary process Of this court cannot be
executed upon her: Therefore it is ordered,
that said defendant enter her appearance here
in on or before the first day Of the next term
OF this court, to Be holden at the Court House
of Yazoo county, in Yazoo city. on the first
Monday after the fourth Monday in September
next ensuing, and plead, answer or demnr to
complainants bill of complaint, otherwise the
several allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed BY her, set for hearing exparte, and
the tlers thereof decreed accordingly.
Il is further ordered by the court, that a copy
Of this order Be Published Ia the sYazoo City
Wing, "a weekly newspaper published in Yaz0o
city, once week for one month.
in. HOLLENGSWORTH clerk.
GIBBs a. BOWMAN, eol's for complainant.
July -, t3. LIST.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15

1..s asensal|en has been cansed
Is Nasbinglon, 81 lhs rnineI that Beverly
IasksE has been . New Hampshire u sI
a'nNna Burke e edit new Democratic
Opposition organ e IBIS b fact il ss|ab.
fishes s. once lkb intended sbs166.of 5l &.
Ineker's paper. IS q disseminate ants
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15

= 2 -
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Middle District C1toncesy Coasrt IF said STATE
April TERM, 1853.
Commercial Bank OF New OrIeans,l
No. 81 VS..
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15

OFMr B. PALMER, Is our authorized
agent, 20 collect and receipt for advertising or
subscriptions for the YazOo City svhig in New
York and Philadelphia
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-15
YAZn1 CT ~

FRIDAY, 1uly IS, 1893.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-03
CANFIELD, RROTHER & 90
2lA kALTIhyfIEE SCR EET

toRNsS az CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE MD
"A HI dauy adding 10 their rich ana elegant stock u
GOODS, and invite citizens and stranger Ia
call and examine their assortment. consisting IN a
OF English GOLD LEVERS, OF the best mak,r>,
with Hunting. Magic. and open ctses: fine Sn ~
Levers and Lepines, and silver watches of every "a
riey and style.
Rich Diamonds. Pearls. and other pree ,sss Sse...a
SET IN the most approved STYLES
Bracelets, Ear EiAas. .aas, .iia,iains, gold Fob
Vest, and C1ll0 Chains, Keys. Pencils Sind,
clv.
Rich silver Tea and Coffee SETS Pitchers Gn,le;>
'ups' Waters, Baskets, Spoons, Pie, Dr.,-r. Cakr
and Ice Cream Knives
Fine plated Tea and Coffee sets. plated Basket
oastors, Egg Stands, EpeTsncs Vegetable Dl>h,-
plated and albata. Also, alirtta Fmks aud Sps.s.s
together with great variety al Fancy ,s,s.S ,..h
as rich Vases, Card Baskets Perfume naitie> p,l-
i'o;flid2n atAs, JeNeiry Gases. ts,skHs. aud Wo.h
baxes A iso, ladies aud gent.enirn's Writing D.>ks,
and Dressing Gases.
W+-ciccks, BronaeS, Parton and Dresden Good,
IN every variety. Al ri which can be had ,u rhc
most reisoIai,t. terms.
WITT CANFIFI.D, BROTHER g. co.
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49, -l--aass1--.lsli
NEWSPAPERS.
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those NJ distance Interested in knowing precisely
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