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-nEPUTY STREET COMMISSIONERS OF
~ FIcE THIRD DlsTRIcT.-Brought the Pound Of the
Third District, No. 81 Marigny street:
ONE CART, No. T02, (Old Brand)
ONE DRAY No. 35is.
ONE DRAY No. 96l4
ONE PAIR OF DRAY WHEELS, and
FOUR BARRELS OF SALT.
u said object be not claimed By The owne expenses paid AMI tho
taken by MONDAY the 3s Of March, they viii sold
Auction, place, IL O'Clock, N.
New0reans, March 10, 1853. g. nEBUYS,
Deputy Street Commissioner
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A LWAYS SAFE.-B. A. FAHNEsToCKs YER
IN MILF UGE DO administered with perfect safety
decate infant The following testimony ia regular Ply
Worms: : -
lFrom Measrs HILL Roberts Co.. Druggists Phyaicians,
CSrolitos, Ala.1
the community at large that b. A. FAIiNESToCK'S yERAFUGE
esteemed by Of the and safest
known here, sells ry generally
inpeence other remedy Worms mnch
sastaetn for other nnena Of children,
ALWAYS SAFE HILL. ROBERTS co
Sold in
chnrtr naIf5
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A0aan. s0ta de. dspea.s. pont lssa ID \
ETAT DIES REoErTES PR0RARLEs ponR 1ssa

NJ AlRlE DE La N0UVELLE-O ORLEANS,
~ ~ Mars ls53 CoNSElL CoAAUM DE LA VILE of IA
d1 LIE ~ NO. IOtResolu que lie passage
oI pH de jackson ct dn Nord ct conede
esou que lie MAre
daemeni les poar mir Sargr Ia nv %
ope de qunzs pieds chaque rue Howard ia M
81 nqlants pled de ehaque o6,e dsnu N rue
jasgaa Ia gne eIteeure sud de la Vile condition aus Com
pague m az hemn de fer nfnnera Ane ioura uui
adoption de ete resolution quee paera lea dSpeus
81 iGs ss donmages Resultant de dite rue
A'isnel w. C. Q. CLAIBORNE
lsignel FRsNs sfp pTfr 1sr Adein'en
APProsve lie Is Mara, 1853. ''@ '''' ae'"'e"
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MARIE DE La NoUvELLE-ORLEANs,

IvM rs Mara coAiUN DE LA VILE DE LA
NouNLLLk Que Peiection
dc la Cou Supreme, fxse pour Anvil poehnn st enu aur
mames pola 10 suacs nmsa Jug Ell do
sgne pour peeon du 2s Mars 1853 pour
dermen, daprea Ia resolution du Cpnseil Commun =
lSignel W. c. G. CLAIBORNE,
President du Conssl den Aldermen,
lSgnel FRANS ALPUENTE,
President du Consel des Assistant lermen.
Approuv6 le 60 Mari, 1883.
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2 ANTOGNINI, Manufacturer of BuL1ARp
NEW ORLEANS and Car fs,;s IN 65S1szSsga

Nv GN OhLEAto anu Car- fsln f},2 n
y rolton Railroad-Caolton Line GlzR II f&&0as%E
Departure ofIrains. From NspOrl<aas:
Horse Gar-sh and N A.sr 81, lOl, and iIH Pm.
oeam TransS and
avslyin summer, and until quarter pas ia winter.
Fioml Carrollt0a.
storse Cars and An, ., and l0P.
Steam lrhins-7 and hour
sivey IN summer, and until halpaAt 6 n winter,
Ana-ib cents Children under II years
and end on the neeond Monday n November, -
LAFAYETTE LINE.
- these carun 10 and from the Depot No.
=, ,r Departure II Cars.
and IN o'etoek.
- Depot, IS Baronne street. ......7I 8 and So
and
Depot Is Baronne street. .......s4 ~ ard
until o'elockPn
Then ut 81, 8, III and II Pei NJ from the Depot,
. And ~, sx and Ion p. a., from Lafayette.
ElRE-l0 cents. Children under IL years. haf Puee.
~ Nota-Spea Night Paries Bala, Nice
allied when required Hter the aforementioned hnfa ulha
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MEDICAL NoTICE.-pR. LocKwoon teniel

his thanks bis old patrons
He has been emneny successful both city and office pcts r the
last three regular the Charity Hospital
receiving medical information He the public that he
treats with rheumatism the yes
mouth throat lngs heart vs kidneys es together with hat @
Of diseases called Venerea All filed the Office The
charged only for medicine. n Boekwoo Mdicsted Sarsa
paria the article use, only his Office ais
rs 90 bottle Medical sulphur baths will
patients gratis when bat the public will be charge from
~ 70 bath. These baths they have
been used by the medical profession with unparalleled
psease purchased street.
Poyans and Perdao from the ceas Hospital Office
hours from 7 A. N. to 81. jams ly
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tEMENT-2500 bbls Newark and Rosendale,
for sas - 20 !"
q abEs = y ,s. ssss
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Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

Omce Home Mutual insurance Company
OF NEW ORLEANS; AeA
s ss q company ,Ss DSshs u y ,s,
or zs r5smms sSs
r Mr P is,,ss Is
,.,. rSs, Il ;s I; 80
E Rns%inms on risk; not IS ssss
period c::; Vi
For River Losses. ssisi Is
= MARINE A'''''' '''''''''''...'''.i. M,sss 10
Amount reinsurance and expenses, Isss interest,
2s,oss ts-lrss5 -
Net earned profits yar ending Dec ST. 1859 90
The oo%p1y s law The following sss.s
Si'
oAsn % nand 2oo2ss q
Total amount Of aaasss
STATE OF LOUISIANA
thai o. S liz q 1sas. ss az c.sIs ms s
sa' >. Sss q
&C iss e fsfi
s.' ''' s ;Ssa s.s.ss i.. 6.
~ The have declared dividend Of ForssSins
ss 8 z: s &; Ss.gs { @ "a s
ca s damage ss
JxsH wux Saevs l
. ..,TRUSTE Is ~.
Jshn R Shaw, ST. Levy, J:E. Caldwell,
yonn rnomas' {. r. May, N. 4: Laner
John o woodruff John ii. owen s. Dc Wiser
VIM keos, John Hall, Robert Dyas,
n ~ nihsnI Ad m r ssansnny' poEsri,
g. O. Nelson j. A. pcuasertv i Eaes,s '''
!. shaw, NV. Bszisr, John koienburg,
Sia y, 81 Whise' y. Isyior, W. H. Letehord.
. . u.s. :. o :. n, yahll u
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
A. Lneonomy with the
submit u . Following abatement;
rac.i,d "a, III, a, ~, a. ms ~
5000 ~ ". ysnr sh91s yey NJ sss. y
ny az, ie'<' - s.,sIo "
7 e6S1ls27
" which there rave been received, VS.:
For Fire Premiums sss9 qss
Or Marine Premiums. lsAssl 50
ror nysI fremmtns.. 2b6ssl 50
ForIis lasls 81
o 'i isslss i
safn sss9 s- l2sosS "
I Paid IN sans usriod a. follows via
.oeses on Marine Risks =. -. -, f9s San "a |
oNes on Rive RisFs Ia ois sn
nsses a., M Ri.Ls ss's nc az
- - - '''''''''''''.''.-..-S
e3es,iss1e
keinsurAnees Expenses, stc.. e52,s1o 81
Less pscouns ssse IL iss's W ssIIIe %
'lN'Ds 'N' - =
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RR. ELLIOTT, VErEsrNANY SURGEON, would

the citizens Of this city and its vicinity that he
prepared 70 attend to all business his line entrusted his DR.
hopes his Veterinary will him
fair share Of the pub having devoted years h
profession in France and Prussia for the last eight thsey
The Doctor UNION
STREET Streets ~ Several
BuGGY AND CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE oct95 1y
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02
Lie EviI Onyg.
BY MISS 1vIIA YrrAsASrs.

- NA@" 1893 AAfrt.~--tArf
Alas! the evil days have nowsdrawn nigh
The evil days ihat bring no Joys with thor y
With dropping heads they wander slowly b.,
Sad hearted kings without diadem.
The silver lutte Is silent in my heart,
The golden waters from the fountain goncf
The bright wing'd birds Of Paradise depart.
And leayei garden desolats and lone.
The sandal-tree lies leafess on the plain,
The crystal dew has feeted from the rose.
The bulbul links no more his music chain,
And slow and sad,the Tan5uid zephyr flows
Alas! the evil days have now drawn nigh.
When like a royal mourner clad in weeds,
Adown the crape-hung arches Of the sky
His funeral march the day-god slow leads.
How deep the gloom that shrOuds my devious
way,
How cold the winds that Chill me where 4
roam!
How dark the waste that widens as stray,
The evil days. the evil days, have come.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02
LEAVITT's CORN MILLS.

s
NHESE Wis are adapted 10 the purposes
81 grinding meal Smelling corn orcrlsh-
ne corn and cob; they are put at price
within tile means of every planter and others
who may have use FOR them.
An increase Of power s gained oy the
antas shell Of cone being made 20 revolve
round the inner cone 81 burr The latter be-
jng stationary The cost 81 mill and putting
itup IS but a trifie, not exceeding $50, and
Tie proprietor feels assured that, when the
utility, cheapness and durability Of these
iils are known. they viii take the plaae Of
any other mill now ia use. Wherever inifo-
daee6, They have been dise al readily
aud till satisfaction given. Every Dill IS
guar teed 10 do ST bat is prOlnl g lel them
a supply iof sale with or agents q
Kazoo city. who Nh be prepared al all times
81 ill orders lor hen wing lie above guar-
anlee, LINK 8 HARRISON. agents.
1900 Cify, may 28, 1853. 46.ly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02

TnE CASE OF MISS CUNN1EeHAME. The
New York Times, speaking Of The news re-
ceiyea 81 the steamer Humboldt, says:
The arrest Of Miss Cunninghame, IN Tus-
cany, Tor giving 10 8 peasant a copy ofthe
Bible, andal acopyof Bunyan's Pilgrims
Progress, is we'll calculated to renew neck
element which the arrest Of the Madiai but
a short time since created here The Lon
don Times says her case has been taken up
Ia the proper quarter. and that every effort
that can Be made BY the Diplomatic agents
of the English government to obtain this
young ladys release will be tried in the
first instance, and il these do not succeed
twill be tine enough to consider the most
appropriate method Of bringing the SoYer-
eign to reason
The very instant the intelligence Of the
outrage reached England, the csuse Of the
young lady was taken up in right earnest
by foreign ministers. who has described the
violence Of which she has been made the
object as being mot only contrary to the
principles of Gle Gospel, but spirit Of the
age" The most energetic directions have
been forwarded to Mr.. Scarlett to procure
the young lady's instant release. The pub
lie may rest assured that the dignity Of En-
gland viii be yindicased ii a suitable man
ner, and Miss Cunninghame shortly restor-
led to liberty.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02

A certain little boy Of this city, who re
Gently lost his father, found himself debar.
red thereby from attending school as form,
erIy, and, in the fullness of his faith, he
determined TO seek the wherewithal at that
footstooI to which he had doubtless been
taught 10 look for other and higher bless
ings.
In the simplicity Of his hearth sat down
and gravely wrote letter to his REDEEMER,
thinking perhaps that so formal mode Of
preferring his requests would meet with
greater attention, What was the surprise
or our worthy Postmaster, VIM N. Friend,
Esq, on discovering among the contents Of
bis letter-bOx one morning lately nissivs
5irec'ed 70 JESUS CHRrsr'' Opening Il,
n saa 'a boys wants. and. with a noble
kindness wtisd-@e are not selfish enough
to deprive our readers Of the pleasure or
profit Of hearing, be deposited in the envel-
ope the amount required and directed It to
the young suppIicaut. We have never
heard a story that in 50 short a compass
contains so instructive and interesting les
son. It combines singutarly f,licitous
union Of fine illustrations Of the great pillars
of religion, Faith, Hope, and Charity, and
we would not wish to know the man who
could hear this "pIain unvardished tale
without feeling himself and his kind emo
bled By the recital.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02
Vol. Is No. Whole No. 9Is

met adyisers;--for Mr. Guthrie, seeming 10
think that the instructions he was giving
we're, in some way. embraced IN the BALI
more resolutions and the inaugural address,
says to Mr. Bronson ME President and us
constitutional advisers: have been and arc
united as one man upon those principles
and that policy and had reason to believe
that all gentlemen who consented to accept
Office under the administration, stood pledg-
ed to the same principles and policy. As
tie President understands the principles a..
vowed as the platform Of the party at Balti-
more, all democrats who joined in uphold
ing and carrying out the same were entitled
to be recognized as worthy Of the confidence
of the united party. and consequently eligi-
bic to official station
In concluding, he tells Mr.. Bronson that
he will enclose copy Of the letter to other
officers in N. York Gin order that there may
be no Misrepresentation as to the policy which
the President viii require to be pursued"
These extracts make it evident that Mr.
Guthrie was but the instrument ofthe Pres
ident and his Cabinet, in perpetrating this
weak and silly indiscretion." The severe
and censurous language Of the Examiner
should therefore been applied to the admin
istration, and not to the "bungling" Secre-
tary of the Treasury. Doubtless, its neigh
Dor of the Enquirer viii concur with US in
this view, for in late number of that jour
nal, we find the following just observation
equally idle to discriminate between
the President and his Cabinet, and to pro-
test our devotion to him while we make war
on his confidential advisers. He and his
Cabinet are one. Their acts are his acts
their sentiments are his sentiments. A
blow at them strikes him, and we must pros
trate the Presidsnt before we can reach
those who but follow whittier be directs.
The aaalI ) certainly Yslg awkward e.
those whose busine4s ) to defend 81 and
very ugly to all-but We cannot spare much
sympathy for those who are concerned init,
feeling assured that before this administra- i
ton is closed many more serious drafts viii
be made By its supporters upon our cons
LynchJurg Tirginida.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02

EgTwo Of the administration officers
in New York, as we learn from che Nation
al Democrat. have appointed as their sHbor-
dinates, conyicts who served their time in
the penitentiary on Blackwall's Island. We
learn, however, from the same authority,
that the convicts from the penitentiaries at
Sing Sing and Mt Pleasant have been en-
tirely overlooked Now this, ifitis the
fact, viii never do in the world. Why
should an officer Of the Governments be per-
milted to discriminate between penitentia-
ries? Is there any evidence that the grad
yates Of Sing Sing and ut Pleasant are not
willing, for the sake Of Office. to stand Just
as squarely upon the Baltimore platform as
the graduates of Blackwelrs?
Lon .1oairaal.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02

A FnMALE LAwYER The Cleveland Plain
dealer says that lIls Emma r Coe has
been pursuing course II egal studies ga
the purpose Of qualifying herself for
practice Of that profession What ipl3
could Withstand the loquence Of such
special pleadeF
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02
TIE YAzo0 CRY WIG.
PRINTED AND PuBLIsHsD Every FR1DAY,
By MRS. HARRIEr n. PREWETTs
81 gErprsoN STREET

on JEFPEsoN STREET
uM IN. wate viii Be furnished 20 subscrib
: Al Thtea Dollars Per annum in ADVANCE, os re9E
Of maid within nonh Five Dollars at the emu OF ths
An,es rtsesrrrs viii be iseffeo The rate 81 81 90
Isare farthe hfs insertion aud 80 Gems for eaen
eel lines square,
~ nnnher 81 insertions required must be marked on
az the manuscript they viii Be inserted
Il orbid aad charged accordingly
Yearly Advertisiugs
M eantrast taken for than year-and payaple
half Yearly in advance. 80. !. .,,.t-
MS sFiviiege az annual adger4ersis limited 70 tneir
- sa;afe h9sness and all Elisenenta Tor the
eaedl 81 other persons sent II BY them, must Ds aa
It b. the SQUIRE.
professional Advertisements
Inlfues 81 less not alterahe, months 3 ~ ~
10 a. do do y do 90 90
All. 4oB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR OH De
LIVERY.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02
E IS

THE welllsnown superiority of the
@DuWasfR g so ds911gEgg
AXES, has Induced some manufacturers to stamp
their axes II. COLLINS. and such axes are
frequently sold as my manufacture.
The GENDINE COLLINS AXES, which
have beenmade under my direction for more
than taeusy-fiYe years, and which have sustain-
ed such al unrivalled reputation, are invariably
stamped COLLINS 81 co, HARTFORD -
They are to Be found at our Depot in the city
of New4York, and at the principal Hardware
Storesin the large cities.
sAM'L w. COLLINS.
New York, april ID, 80. 4o-ly.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02
IMPORTANT DISCOVER Y!

HELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
Bryan's PuImOnfc WATERS
are unfailing in their cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore THrodt, HourSneSS
Difficult Breathing, Iacipient Consumption, and
Diseases of the Lungs. They have no taste Of
medicine, and any child will take them. Thou-'
sands have been restored to health that had be-
fore despaired Testimony given in hundreds
Of cases. A single does relieves in Ten NM
UTEs.
Ask for Bryans pulmonic Wafers--the orig
inal and genuine IS stamped Bryan" Spuri-
GUS kinds are offered for sale. Twenty-Five
cents box Sold BIZ dealers generally. J.
BRYAN& Co. Rochester. N Y 5 proprietors.
Wholesale by @. %. YEOODAIAN a. Co.
Oct. 81, 1868. l5-6t. Vicksburg.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02


GooD-BYE. Tie editor Of the Albany
Register comments thus upon this simple
word. 50 common and yet 50 full Of solemn
and tender meaning How many emotions
cluster around that word How fill Of sad
ness. and to Us how full Of sorrow it sounds.
his with us a consccrated word We heard
it once within the year, as we hope never to
speak it again It was 10 The chamber Of
death, at the still hour Of nights noon
The curtains tothe windows were all closed
the lights we're shaded, and We stood in the
dim and solemn twilight. with others around
the bed Of tic dying. The damps Of earth
were on her pale young brow and GOODNESS
was on her lips. as we kissed her for The
last time while living. Goodbye, my
daughter. Z we whispered, and good-bye my
father, came family from her dying lps:
We know not if she had ever spoken it be-
fore, but Good bye was The last we ever
heard Of her sweet voice We hear that
last sorrowful word often aud often, as We
sit alone. busy With the memories ofthe
past. We hear it IN our dreams, when BEL
sweet face comes back 70 US as il was pa
loveliness and beauty We hear it whea
we Sit beside her grave in the cemete
where she sleeps alone, with no kindred
yet By herside She was the hope q our life.
the prop on which tolean when old age should
come upon us, and life should Be running
its dlegs The hope and prop gre gone,
and Sc care not how soon we So down
sleep beside our darling, beneath the shod-
~ sc the trees in the city of the dead
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02
zero & J beaatIluI sentanee tom be pe

Here is beautiful sentanee fiom the pen
Of Coleridge. Nothing can be more elo-
quentnothing more true
Call not that man wretched who, what
ever else he suffers. as to pain inflicted pr
pleasure denied has child for whom be-
hopes and on whom he doats. Poverty
may grind him Is tic dust, obscuTlty may
cast Us dark mantle over him. his voice
may be unheeded bythose among whom he
dWells, and his face may Be unknown 6y
Ills neighbors; even PAIN may rack bis joints
and sleep fee from hIs pillow but he has
d gem with which hewoud not part for the
wealth Ying computations, for fame-ill-
ing Nof ear, for the highest power
for The sweetest sleep that ever iellon NOR
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02

e. Submarine telegraph has been
projected toconnect Van Diemn's land
with Australia, q a connection Tita LIE
to Melbonre.
e Is difficulties which give bir
miraeles It's not every ee'eriiy tha
curse, and early adversely Is often blessn
De IS said q have cleared
0e0 nom BE cae
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02
CAlsbTHsNG.
AND
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE R00IS,
CITY OF VTCKSBURG, MI,

r HAVE just returned from my semi-annual
visit to New York, and am now prepared to
offer, upon my usual favorable terms, to my
1Fiend atd customers, an unusually large and
elegantly selected took Of
Spring and = 1aer Clothing,
as we'll asevery other arttele pertatniIg = tie
wardrobe Of gentleman.
Thankful for the very generous patronage
heretofore extended to my establishment, and
determined to leave no effort untried to merit
its continuance, all orders will receive my usual
prompt, faithful and undivided attention.
april 10, '5S. WM. H. STEVENS.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02
OLD BRANDY.
w Drug and Book
store

THOMPSON e CO.
TTHOLEs ID and Retail Druggists have
removed Is their new brick building on
Main street, next door above AIessrs. Allen AZ
Rafksdale. and have on hand and are receiving
8 lsroe supnlv Of fresh Drugs, Medicines Chem
eaIs paints Dk DYE Stuffs Glassware, Per-
finesp. SONS. Books Stationary Sc, all of
which they o.fer at unusually low prices Mer-
chants. Physicians, Planters and others will
find f IS their interest % give us call.
Yazoo city, Jan "a, 3d. l-ly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02

Discretion has large and extended
7isu Ike vel-iorned eye. com
ands a whole horizon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

should find you here almost total abstinence peorie
but you too need much exertion for reform When
oame ON board American stssm ,hlp exoec.tng "a
find sobrety spd sbstsimoumess was almost dtscour
aged to find them drinking and carouaipg a. much as
tn my own country We In England have many fslse
beliefs prendices to contend With; but ths time has
come when most Of them hava bseu overcone aud nov
the woSkiugmen not ory bslsve but kno and fs tbat
they can do without drinking alcoholic liquor and oar.
FORM their work much bsttsr than with IL With
tho women, too we hsve found IL diHYsult to con-.
tend What ssys the poor woman, do you think
\ sm hpplsr. that you want ne to sigu such
tA tng Wel m. good SOUL you drink little don yous
81 ms2hty little too. for my husband drinks L most
aA '%feh" no don't sign this pledge because you
iIfun ce ever men, but have found It difcut to In.
duce Il EN- to exert this pAusuce. ask ven then.
AmsTcsA to help and together let us GO oyvsrd "a
stop the -pkpg system You have no idea Of the OK
tent ct tie obstruction from rum In E0gland. # is
scarcely sbs to estiuatv the rAvageY Of LIQUOR It
mounts to she brain. the pert royal the mind sud
there begins ks yAvAges Tie brain We aro told Is the
heat proteced Of any part Of oar syatem tDn vhv "a II
that so msny Gil madhouses and lunatao srlumsY
1t from alchohol Tho me xoai fscultv - nr.nd
sgee that II IL sprituousd drink wich fills thefyasvmms
base reen the brother into dram shop ard by ths
stimulus there obtained become 5cesy a. to 1rer
bis best friend and then home b. nsg ruin upon his
NIL lila ed which destroys not only 10 body bat both
mind and soulS Go en- then. Amsri.sns in the creat
work in which you have begun. Charity cas and ,sn,
obey ready to battle for the right People NAV call Won
farstcs They called US fanatics. But you have truth
upon your sde ard this is mighty anu mus. prevar
me speaker was loudly aPpauded at the conclusion Of
Mr. CoIBuRS then sung another song "rhcNobe I,v Of
Name" after which the meeting adjourned s O'Clock
this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

PROVIDENCE, II. sops. Q. IS5G.
In the Circuit Court Of the United States, Judge Pnan
this morning in Chambers delivered the decision of the
court upon the motion for junction in the Of
Horace H. Day against Isaac Hartshorn David Hayward
and Nathaniel ward which recently argued before
him at Newport An injunction granted unless the
deapd should gvo boad, with security to be epprov
ed by the COURT to account for all profits arising from
the Of ChafIee invention and to over the
according to the order Of the The order for the
injunction the heretofore in this Cir
Court by Judge Woodbury. in the Wood wsrth plan.
ing machine case, to which decision Judge Pisman
re Il. red.