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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-16

Il
"a g in awning evils, 0lance
excepted9nu matter how severe or now long slaha
ing. .
The Catholicon far snrpasses otter rcmedtee,n
icing more certain, less expensive, and leAtlhs
the system m Il bettcr condition. Let eli inter
ested in such remedy call ami obtain pamphleI
(free) containing ample rroof, from hieblv Tespec-
table sources OF the happy results Of It's use, 70.
Qcther with letters from first class experienced
physicians, Who have lis il in their practice;
and speak from iheiro~n observations.
REFERENCES.
p II. Bockman, M d; Utica, New York,
L d. Fleming. M d., Canandaigua, do.
nj II. Hills, NJ. d Roche1ter, 90.
d. Y. Foota, M. D., Syracuse, DO.
!. p. New and, M. D., Utica, do.
w ". Reese. nj D., New York City.
Prof Dunbar, n, D.. Baltimore, Md.
]. C. Oirck, N. D., do do.
W. Prescott. N, D Concord, n. d.
THOMPSON & CO., Druggls's,.
Wholesale aud Retail Agents. Yazoo City, M
Also so d by Yanaell g. Bailey, Jackson.
Daniel e. LyIes, Raymond,
anu by most or the leading Druggists N the state
| Letter addressed 10 Messrs Beach and Brownson
| Agents al New berry, &. H., S. G., by Rev. Z. ,
Beard, of same State.
GLENN SpRiSGs, Ian. 9Th, 1853.
| Messrs Beach and Brownsop--Sirs: | send 70
another bottle OF your .i1aTchlslt y SS'"o
Icon" My wife has been afflicted for clever
ycars, and a variety of means has been resorte'
o for relief, but none was obtained until Iscciv
ed this medicine rom yOn. It's lnhunce seems al
most magical: there was manifest imFrovemen
| from the day it was taken.
! AS there are great many females in our coun
try l1boring under the affection Tor which you
medicine proprs,sa remedy, feel It duty {
recommend il TO all such.
(Signed) CL7UsH :. bsARf.
]. B. aARCHIsI 6 Co. propasiofa.
Central pepoi, 30s broadway, N. Y.
anq. &c. 1853. Tom.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-16
Dyspepsia.

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The symptoms Dyspepsia, AM its various
diseases DIZZINESS in tbe head, heartburn, OPP
preston ater eating meats, sourness arising from
the stomach, &c.. add sometimes general laHguor
OF the Who'll, body, from this il will be sren that
tn disease owes its origin TO dsorganized state
of the Liver and Stomach, Ho5ensack' Liver
Pills is the very medicine to effect permanent
and lasting GU c, as they act by changing the eer>
Iein m Rid act, ms Of the system INTO healthy
action, and rendering thu hood nare aud healthy.
70 Fem leg.
You will find these Pills an invaluable mcieina
in mary complaints to which on are subject IL
distractions eith.4 toa or partial, they have en-
found of inestinabla berel 10 restoring and pnrl-
Iving the bl0od aud other fluids so as 10 cure all
Complaints which nav arise from female irrcgular-
ties, as headache, dinness of sight, pain in the
side, back, &c. These Pills are the only cafe and
efFectual remedy to cure the following Complaints
Govt, Nervousness, Melancholy, Sick Headdehe.
Giddiness, Rheumatism, distressing Dreams, Dim-
ness of sight, or in fact any OF the diseases that
arise from affections OF the Liver impurity of the
blood, rconstipation Of the bows.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
Wo, the undersigned physlcians, having had
the receipt Of their manufacture submitted 10 US
ior lnspecsion, say. thai the Ingredient Of which
% composed makes them tn best Pill in
all diseases Of the Liver, Impurities Of The
3 &c. GEORGE WOOD, III. D..
r. ROWIEY, II. D..
u. BOWEN, N. d.
urehase nane but those having tn sigma
N. II )BENSACK," as all others are
i'm tations
wishing new supplies, and all Others
hecame agents, must address The PROS
N. l0BENSACK, at MS f.abriat 81.
Moth second Street, above Rscs, Phila-
yall Druggists 0ni erelanis in The Us
sSs 1888. Is glza billy.
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Copartnership.

~ 1e~A SAASA 0AAA -
r. M. VIM s. A. b. GRAVES,
IT We this day 9Th Feb. 1859 formed a
II copartaership. under the firm OF VIM
& GRAVES, for the purpose of carrying on
he LIVERY STABLE business at the old
sand. Mr.. Graves will give his entire per-
sonal attention 10 the business, in all its
various branches, and hopes By strict appli.
cation, and the superior accommoda ion that
will nop be offered, to merit and receive a
liberal share of public patronage.
Yazoo CITY, February ID, 1853. 32etf
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FENHIS vegetable remcd, which is now spread
ine 10 all parts oi { q country, is prepared
by a graduate OF one the li,s Medical Schools
in the west, PLY scIan Of high standing n hi
profess on, and as mu o posed TO emp Ism or
ouackery IS any ono cat be, a. shown by the
fact that the receipt is published. and aceo ~
each bottle of the nc iic ne, thus exonsratng it
from tue cbaIgeo be ng a aps rum
IT'S PRESCRIBED b. PHYSIrT.4NS.
as win be seen b. rec ece to The Circular add oy
The accom- anytng certificate
Unlks Sarapanlla the FIydrop scr quick n
It's ACTON inc frs ho1le often ,ro N ne wonder.
FIJI results a. in the case oftae neqro gi of Mrs.
Simuron's of Lousy ile WHO was -eiisged of
BIN nNESS IN ONE WEEK.!
In short it has excite the wonder ant admira,
ton of al have used it, aud whe ever known
stands at the head Of all Fened for the following
diseases:
Dyspepsia, Serofna, While Swelling Mesenpue
D seases or Nearo Consumption, Scuyy, Chronic
Rheumatism, G ou,, Neuralg ia, Sores, Ulcers, and
all Cutane5us or Skin Diseases, all Renal Or Kid
ney afftcnons, all female Irregularities and obs
strnctions Merenrial Diseas ., Secondary Syphilis,
General Debility, and all disorders arising from
impure blood aud bad Ilabil ct SYste u,
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
this remedy stands unrivnled Its ELECTS are
wonderful. 1t is slight stimulant and powerful
tonic and attentive.
As a beluiier Of the complexion, in the cure
of pimples and botchcs, in producing clear and
beautiful skin, it j. a much mc-e safe and sure
remedy than all the cosmetics and lu1ons in ex.
isience. Try it, and you will never regret 1t.
Do not lose confidence If it should seem al first
inereaee the disease--tRe general effect OF he
medicine being 10 drive ali im2uri les to the sur
face and by thai means out OF HE system.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-16
Roa,nd 81 Ntonlnch Worm.

This worm Is usually found in the small mics,
tines, and ls the worm must common 70 children,
vel il Is not entirely confined 10 them, as adults
have frequently been known to suffer with them.
The Symptoms most prominent while affected with
this worn. are hardness aad ullness Of tho belly,
Shiny stools, Iooseness Of tho bowels, picking Of
ths nose, blueish streak ncder he eyes, sc. Ii
you, or any Of your children have any Of the
above symptoms, lIobensack,s Worm Syrup can
safely be depended upon--by using il you have a
certain, safe, and cpcedy cure; and il alter nsing
it according TO the directions the patent s not re-
storen from the system, you can resi- assured there
Is no remedy beyond the grave, az Tor 'ails there
is no such word as fell with those who use my
Vvorn, SyrtIo
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-16

Important to Country eaddlers.
NT1E subscriber would spec fully IN
form the Trade. that has and will
continue 70 keep complete supply Of
saddleyg HardUays, SlirEissg, Hogssins and
Eslonslled Leakksf
he would also beg leave To call attention
70 lis ine HON Abr AppIns and
the Victoria Slipper spenes1's Patent GIG
Tree. &e..
he lact Of having advanced wages on
the nulactureo q fine Saddles has brought.
and will secure % TIE subscriber, workmhn
Ot ability B coRBETT
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-16
DR. j. B. ANARCHISTS
elced atholicon,

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Tor which
allsd comHaelt ae1 9.
FE ai A LIZ
cOMPLAlNIS.-
fthesr are Prolap-
Uteri. or Filling
The WON'T loer
lbns Or White i;
chronic Innama ion
and Liberation d
the Won't lnciden-
IIi maFfliaee, r.
floodfn6 2 aintal,
PIP eessea and r.
r gular We s. 2 %
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-16
HObensacIk's liver PIE.

part OF the system Is more liable 10 disease
be Liver. it being snpplied with numerous
vessels and nerves, an if diseased, the blood
rae Aowiag through oil parts Of The body
,ces Liver Complains, JRandicc, Bilious AZ
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-16
ReDaifing

Of al kinds connected with our business, done
with neatness and despatch, and all erdere for
new work thankfully received and tisfaction
given. ppril q. 1853. 49~ly.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-16
Aseariides. o. SmaN 7Hread Wornas.

These worms, 10 which the human system i las
he are the most troublesome Of all others. hey
ares generally to be- found III the rectum. and il al.
% cd 70 remain, from the irutlnon they 6pduce,
az the foundation for serious disorders. such as
inflammation OF the bowels. and other draage.
ments OF the stomach. The pest AMI safest nedi.
cine that can be used is Hoboasack's Worm Syrup.
Such is the Astonishing power Of my medicines
over Ascaradies, that defy any one to produce
case where my Worm Syrup and Liver Pills are
recommended % be used they will not cure. Al
that is cesenry is tous- the Syrup in accordance
with directions on each bottle; and IN case gen.
lie purgatiVe srequiFea id order to allay the rri.
tation they produce. the Liver Pllss BY the rsym~
pathising action and lealthy operation upon The
howeis, Is the most pleasant medicine that can be
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-16
YaZOO City
carrta0e EatvlIfactOrD,
POWELL & HILLIAR D

MAIN STREET., woo CITY
HAVING taken in addition to our
& tensiVe anulactory, the csta n
ately occupied by Mr.. y. Il. Primm Oh
our old stand, would respectfully inform pit
&C that We have made extensive additions to OF
stock OF
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-16
REFERENCES

Letter addressed 10 Messrs Beach and Brownson n
Agents al NcwbefIy, &. H., S. G., BY Rev. z. ,
Reard4 of came State.
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Llw School Of Cumberland University,

iT LEBANON, TENNESSEE
L,ACTLTY, Hon. ABRAHAM CARUTHERS, late
L ou- oi the circuit Judges of 'FcIIne:sc.
Hon. NATHAN GREEN, late one ni the Judges O.
H.. supreme r0uIt at Tennessee.
Hon. BROMFIEI.D l.. RIDLEY sna of tie Chan
c,dr- ul the :'!atc.
JuIr.s ChRI'TIIERS ard GREEN devote their
winic Ump exclusively 10 thr school
Pun nf H,strtciioH-l. DAILY examinations OF
each cil~> the text hooks. No regular course ot
lectures In! explanations Of the daily lessons in the
progress OF tlI.' examinations.
=. NrrEiN uIOOt courts OF common law and pUuitv
ia which students commence suits on 4 StaPmrn. 0i
1acts giyrn hy the Professors, aud prosecute ihcm
through all the processes known In actual practice
the ease, are 20 framed rs 10 require them 10 pre-,
plrt deeds bills. records. and all sorts Of dOcIrut>
IJ be read a. evidence IN the trials. Some of the
taken by appeal sO a supreme moot court;
winch l. held monthly tlie claS. and public Al
Ie end nf every session The students act ;ts clerks
>Lenfis, jurors, eifcuiI Judges, ana cIanceOrS, and
ih other uical c1picIIS connected with Their suits
ScssiJHS.--The FIRST session commences the third
N1niil in september. aud ends third Thursday i'll
February. TIE second commences the Succeeding
Monday IN February and ends second THURSDAY IN
Juiy.
Expenses per Sevsioli.-TnitiOn fee so in advance;
contingent lee -; boarding about so. Students
furnish their own books, which he had in the
Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required 10 complete the course. un
les Ii- students enter IN advanced clas>. No pre
vr1rs study re,IuT" tor admission There are four
regular classes. STUDENTS may enter al any time
durHg the collegiate year.
There Is EI1oi legislature cOnnectad with the
SchuJl.
Tn. number of students the last collegiate wear
WIS elTnIy--iN.
ROBERT J.. CARUTHERS.
V93m President Board Trustees.
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T. WERgrMAN a. CO.,
r.. BALTIMORE MARYLAND

Having, al very great expense, erected an Estai
iisilnient tOr the manufacture 0; AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. MACHINERY and TOOLS ON an
extensive scale expressly To meet the wants OF the
F.iIneTs and Planters Of the SOHth and West, would
therefore re-. n.cttully solicit ;Ecir patronage.
With our present facilities. and the experience of
TIE past .i wears. feel confident oi being able 10
supply the demand lur Farm Implements Machinery
and Tools. We therefore offer goods with con
idence, of their superiority and prices, that can not
i;lIl To To Baltimore this branch OF trade.
As EVIDENCE OF the superiority al our goods, we
publish the following list OF Premiums, showing the
standing OF orr Implements and Machinery, when IN
competition with others and examined by competent
In 1913, lSi9. 1851 and 1852, the Maryland State
Agricultural Society. awarded to f.. WHITMAN Il
Co the HIGHEST Premium for the largest and best
display Ot strongest and most useful farm lmpie-
ments and Machinery.
in lS5I and 1852, the Mechanics Institute Of Ma
iyiand awarded Io T.. WHITMAN s Co. heavy GoLD
MEDALS ior the largest and best display oi useful I'M
NeinenS. And addition tn the above we have re-
r'ivcd Special Premiums on Implements. too numer-
in detail, but in all amounting to more
hy other exhibitor of Agricultural Implements.
Al tue above named Exhibitions, Implements were
exhibited b. nearly every manufacturer i'm the
trv and the decision of those Societies NAV well be
coIsiere.. as the highest authority that can be given
oi The superiority ofour Implements.
We particularly request the attention of Farmers,
Planters and Dealers, to our stock, before max ing
Purchases as we are determined Ia sell on pleasing
TERMS
For particulars see Catalogue, which may be had
siatis by applicaton either by mail, in person.
Z, WHITMAN co, '.
80 LIaHr STREET,
/ Y5G Baltimore, Md.
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Dyspepsia its Causes. Effects, and Remedy

I - necessary simply to explain tn the nninitiated
in the medical Jurisprudence. thai the Oxidation OF
the Blood. and its distribution into the organs of alb
S0rtOn, circulation, respiration. and secretion.
-Itue the phenomena Of Lille. These organs
burd with ihe most wonderful sympathetic ainitrs
II any u; them becomes Improperly affected. they
al h-cDne ITriated and Infiained Tie stomach l. de
ranged pains Oi all knds come especially IA the
head and limbs, accompanied with a burni.is heat,
-> at appetlte, extreme nervous deiity, NAUSEA
morit anxiety, depression OfSprtS, disturbed sic. p,
ami tTr lHdISpO>iioH tO make tie slightest physical
"Nrri;"h. 4 combination al several or all of these
sympohI~cunSiiUIea dl<oS, hlch affects the whole
system, and Is called dyspepsia. Numerous have
been ilie prescriptions nj THE Faculty for this Hydra
healed complaint. but with little that il Is
a common ln'pIiry-tan Dyspepsia b. curd' We
answer il can. OAygrnated BittarS is the real Spec-
lie. This invaluable Tonic speedily allavS all infiam
haInrv symptoms, and strengthening The PARTIES n.
The stomach enables it 10 yerfnm lis natural func
lions. aud Health aud Strength the result
REED. Al STlN co, Wholesale Druggists No
-. Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for S..
lG5-I.uni. 0ni for limitations and cOunterftiis.
f. III. IABLER y CO, No. l2O Prat, 81. wharf
aId CANBY y co, corner OF Light and I.omhar,i
is. Wholesale Agents, baltimore. and retail Nv
all respectable Druggists in this city and throIg0n,
the country. N5-tf
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BE4,LS, RELLS, REUIS.

'INlIE Subscribers manufacture and keep constant
u ly ar hand all sizes OF Church. Factory, Steam
BDal Ferry. Locomotive, School house, and Panta-
toI BELLS. These bells are hung with the patent
iron yokes with moveablr arms They can be turn
al around "a that the ciapper viii strike i'll q
place winch L. desirable after bell has been mng
lew wears. Springs affixed in new way to
pTTrrni I. ciappcr from rcSiin. OF teh bell, thereby
prnOnginT the sound These bells niaRuiac tirrd
lf,Hn The hest stock. and east in iron castings
Al t.;s foundry these first used. and found
ru lr- great Improvement We give Il written war
tEat II church bells hreak within YEAR from
da;r nf purchase. with fair nSagC, Will reca>t
without charge. The tone 0i all bells Is warranted.
Nearly 1D bells have been and sold from this
fonnf'. which is the hest evidence Of their SIIpJri
HIIIy. We have fifteen gold and silver medals.
awarded from the various FAIRS tnr the best bells
for >onorou>nrss and purity Of tone" We pay par
tcar attention 10 getting up pcals or chimes. and
en- refer 70 those furnished by OIlr foundry Is
wIIhH few rods OF the Hudson river, Erie canal,
ani railroads running III every direction. As this
The largest eSt;tbi>luent Of the kind III the United
States, and hI, The largest assortment of bells or
Geis can BE- filed with great despatch. We can re-
ir, bells any o the STATES Old bells taken in
exchange Tor ones. Levels, cOnIpa>ses &c.
constantly on hand. Address
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
y6- West Tray, Wy.
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And both Maximin and Voluntina at
the suggestion of the former, glided softly
into the deep shadow Of some almost I'M
penetrable foliage overhanging a bower.
in which old Homedus had many a time
beguiled away the long and anxious days
of Voluntina, in rehearsing to her the no.
BILE deeds of the absent Maximin, and his.
growing honorS in the Roman army and
his Emperor's service. ~i.#
The moon shone brightly, but still
there were many stars visible. Indeed,
at this day. there exists the pleasing phe
nomenon. still we'll known 10 all who un-
derstand the peculiarities of the sky and
country of ancient Thrace, of bright
moonlight, and yet an almost distinct
view of the entire starry myriads of the
heavens. A little beyond the spot eccu-
pied by Maximin and Voluntina stood
old Homedus, attentiyely reading the
stars.
Occasionally he was silent and then he
would burst forth again almost frantically,
at times enthusiastically, constantly in
language to both his unseen visiters
wholly unknown.
Homedus had once in his Young years,
attended detachment of Roman soldiers
into Syria, where, having been taken a
prisoner and detained for several years,
he had become skilled in the art of astrol-
ogy. 1t was in divination that he was
now engaged, and no doubt could exist as
to the object of his labors, as he was
often heard to interSperse the names of
q MaXimin, -: Rome, "-'' Senate, y
'Carracalla a"-'' 'Arcturus" Emperor"
and many others familiar to the cars of
the centurian.
''He speaks Of the, Maxinin," said
Noluntina, with some alarm.
"He doth, indeed" replied the husband,
"but fear nothing love; naught in the stars
will read i'll of thy lord. Come, let us
leave this place, for would not that the
old man were disturbed tonight
They left their place of concealment
with great caution. and pursued their way
toward the palace. But often as they
turned to look, could be seen tie long
white hair of the old star-reader floating
away from his shoulders over the soft
breeze, his head making faint shadow
upon the rough dark wall beside him.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

"HEEIWRIGHT \ NUDGE, wholesale deal
w ers in PAPER Of all descriptions, M. 1T HAN
OVER STREET. corner Of German street, Balri-
more, Md, now offers in lots to suit purchasers n
large and desirable stock OF PAPER, BLEACHING
POWDERS, BINDERS LEATHER, Sc, &c, az
manufacturers prices.
Among our stock may be found the following de-
sCrp;On> at Paper:
Printing, " rting COlored, EnvrOp. Tissue, Plate,
Bank Note Hanging. Copying, Blottins, Music Silk,
Fillrnmg Marble. Hatirrs'. Cloth. Sampiinc, Hard
ware, Tip, Manila. Sand, Wrapping, Sheathing
Match Boy, Shoe, Tea, Tobacco, Carpet, Log Pa
pr, &r.. Sc.
BOARDS Binders, Trunk, Bonnet, Straw, Gard
and Press Boards
Bleaching Powders Alum Cards, Gard Sheets
Pnnung and Wiring INK, Russia Skins, &c.
lI,- PAPER Of any size made 10 order al short no
nes' V7-n
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Maximin, as if disappointed with the an
parently unsatisfactory interview with his
old friend. '''' 'A' -
"It is enough, Maximin," Homedus
replied. Pursue thy even forward course,
and thou shalt have no cause to murmur
that did not forestall the future in thy
mind. And now tbs well that ] leave
thee, Maximin, for the dews of yester.
night fell heavily upon my nearly worm
out frame, and I must to nv hut.
"Stay a moment" said the soldier. al
amsoon oreturnto Rome. How woulds't
like to bear me company?"
"Goest thy beautiful bride with thee,
too!" inquired Homedus. q"
ait hath not come to decision vet: It's
like not" ~ : -
Then cannot go with thee"
GLOW, old man, by what web art thou
linked to Voluntina?''
"'Tis in the stars there written, that I
must not 60 hence from thy wife. 1
know not why. If she may 90 with thee
to Rome, then will [ bear thee feeble
company"
Then shall she go, and thou too in
our train"
''Doth Noluntina desire to accompany
thee!" asked Homedus.
cay, and much"
"'Tis well, then; twill hasten on events
that now do hidden lie, like the clear sky
behind the unbroken clouds"
And after exchanging the salutations of
parting Maximin returned to the palace,
and Homedus to his home.
TO he ContinuedD
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Wriiien for the Evening Star.
To Miss

10 NILES --.
How beautiful, fair girl, art thou.
All rob'd in innocence and truth;
Upon thy calm and snowy brow,
Beams like q crown, the smiles OF youth;
Heavens sunshine falls and lights thy way,
As one too pure and bright Tor sorrow-
Ana virtues soft and scraph rHr,
filings lnstre on thy daWniHg morrow
Giving promise that thy life,
Snail ever be with pleasure rife.
Upon those clear, bright eyes of thine.
That soft, like monnlit waters beam.
love to gaze, and a. they slime,
or those elherial beings dream.
That oft. on US. have smiled i'm sleep.
Then quickly flown and made us weep
that e'er 70 man, so much al Heaven.
Should inst he shown-ah never given.
How =oft the rose upon Thy check,
; Hent with the lilly's paier hue,
Whose mineiing tintS of beauty speak,
\ s!niTss sprit-calm and true.
The smile that wreatheS thy rosy lip,
Is young affections radiant token
Beauty and Truth IN fellowship.
The symbols oi Il heat unbrukcn;
" lthin Thy bosom holy thought.
As IN Il temple. hath its shrine.
Retugent with a glory caught,
From the pure presrnce OF thy mind.
Whose lmstre filings ha.Iowing ray
Around thee, calm "a orient day!
Oh. may thy life be ever bright,
As aaght thine early dreams have framed,
And not Il shadow dim its light.
Till Heaven in mercy shall have claim'd
Thee. a. a brinr til for nOueht
That earth can boast. ali sorrow fraugli.
A. are It's brightest visions. MAY
Thy life br one long dream of love,
t'nhrokcn 1iil the final dav.
When Heaven shall wait thV Snul above
And crown thee u; an angel there.
Who vast indeed an angel here
WAsHrNGToN, July. 1852. MISSISSIPPI.