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I'm QUARTZ ROTTLES.

SttbDoTh ULreTs DgsPepsta, Sa!t
Rhenm, Fsper Sores, ErysiPelas, PimPles, Bes, Mr.
c'trfat Diseases Cutantot.s E,aptions, Lirer Dom.
Plaint. sronckftis, Consumption, Female
Complaints, Loss of APPETITE,
General Debility, DC.
In this preparation have all the restorative properties
of the root concentrated strength eff
eacy; but while sarsapara Root forms important part
CT its combination it is at the time, compounded
with other vegetable remedies great power and it is liz
the peculiar combination and scientific prep.
aration. that its remarkable the of diseases
depends 1t acts simultaneously upon tho stoac, the
circulation and the 6o5s and thus III peocesses which
are ordinarily the result OF three different kinds
cine. carried the time through the nsru-
mentality of this remedial agent, which gently sti-
latcs while 1t dsinecs expes the stomach ami
bowels all that's irritating and the time
vigor and tone Its great merit that ii meets and
'eutralises the active principle OF disease ITSELF
that is the symptoms necessarily disappear; and o
have only point to the testimony ofmulti
tudes who have experienced its effects, convince in
creduity itself ofits real value. s - .s5.siz T.
The Pro2rietors submit TO the public the following
tcate from highly source euro made
by using their preparation OF Sarsararilla:
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LEGAL ApvERT1sEMNTs.
$40 % TRUST SALE. la,is9 q

aif % TRUST SALE sIaisg y SGT
RH,, virtue ola deed 9ftTust executed by Thomas G.
Black to the Undersigned for tho benefit Of Robert G.
9oda his or assign 18Th day
County Court OF ocounty in Deed Book No. as page
~ upon request being to me by Alexander g. Woods
shall, the 18th day Of 1853, at O'Clock, p NJ
At the dwelling house OF said Thomas c. Black, in the
ward Of the city of heeg for sale; at public
auction tolthe highest bidder Cash, the personal
property convey ed to me- by said decd trust h
fna14-tds VI Big; TIpstse.
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City TRAzDE.
-Rhodes. McNairZ d Co.,

LII. PATTERSON, 30 Monroe street, WHEELING,
Wholesale and Retail agent. rs maro6-dGDw1y
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~ 5. Is. SAYM0RE.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. b. CD.
SANDS and Chemists, 100 Fulton ST. corner OF
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canadas Price 81 per
bottlei six bottles FOR S. For sale by ali i
J. H. CRUMBACKER,
-a.s.s No. 1T5 Main ST., Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF Pittsburgl; Seaton & Sharpe Aaysvic,
Shacketord d crichton, Portsmouth, and 4. b. inna,r
m
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE. Z

ANOTHER REMARKABLE1 CURE. q. 81.
NEw YORK, Jan. 8, 1850
Messrs SAsDs-Gentle:nen.-l have great pleasure in
rom the use OF your sarsaparilla subject OF pulno.
nary disease made voyage 10 Europe, but while
continuslto be affected weeks aiter my return
was seized with violent hemorrhage OF the lungs and
from the debility and great prostration strength that
followed, with The pr0tIacted difficulty ofresrTaon
entirely relieved by the your Sarsaparila which
consider most important and truly discover
in the healing art feel have not for fourteen years
enjoyed SO good health present.
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~ ,-t5 ts5o5 o. CHATHAM, Mass July IS, 1885,
Msrs. A Il. q. ID. AIMS: -l--.|...,..-.

Fdsrs. a. b. q ID. SANDS: i1-Il -f4.f
Gentlemen so truly valuable do consider your ,sar-
lila, that ieelt to be duty the bere
ht of others the cure effected on myself Previous
tonss, and was then attacked with violent pain IN the
head. This soon resulted in inflammation,
immense quantities of blood and nIattcr discharged
For six weeks the disease continued in the head and the
pervaded the Eody generally, attaching all limbs.
confined TO sick bed which never expected
70 arise Many physicians attended me, and the most
skul onouEced me past In short, tongue cannot
expless my srnerings and in this condition heard OF
your Sarsapara, purchased six bottles, aud
all other remedies did not expect to take all bousht
SO debilitated had system become: Contrary ali
pectation health almost began toimprove
able to attend to my domestic duties, ami soon
could walk OUT thing once thought would be impossi
BILE. My gratitude cannot feeling satisfied that
nothing else could have relieved ofthe misery and sur
fcrng then endured cheermlly recommend Salds'
Safsaparla to a. .z...ig as have DONE. =
f ~ - Respectfully yours, IL. 1lf 70
|! = - REBECCA MAYO. u
Knowing the above strictly correct AMI
beins near neighbors to Mrs. Mayo ehcery TESTIFY
to the same. 49, So
Warren Rodgers, E Mrs. Priscilla L. Do Gcs
/ John Halet, Mrs. Rebscca Smith, . /.
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PEARLS SURFACED coLoREp CARD BoARps
The above Cards and Card Boards renanufactured
pTesSy for ourselves ola most beautiful and
nshs they do not peel in working, and afforded at
lower rate than Cards heretofore offered In this
ket, and as low as they be purchased in the East
U5.DeaeTs aud consumers in Paper and Cards,
peeEly invited to examine stock All goods are
sell low if notlower than any other house
EI@Paper made to order. fya
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SsM s-Aey, syynRalsYpijp 2 ,-NVts 4
$500 CMALBENGE.

FNTTHATEVER concerns Tie health anu Happiness OF
w the people, is at all times OF the most valuable Inn
portance take It for granted that every person Will
all their power the lives ofhefr children,
that every person will endeavor TO promote their own
sure you that according to the opinion OF the
large majority the diseases which
reiiablc lryou have appetite continually changeable
ro kind OF food another Bad Breath Pam In the
Stonach Picking the Nose, Hardness and Fullness OF
the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse irregulsr-re
the
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-29
LEAVITTys corn MILLS.

RWyHESE Mills are adapted 10 the purposes
u OF grinding meal Smelling corn or crush
ing corn and cob; they are put al price
within the means of every planter and others
who may have use for them.
An increase of power is gained oy the
outer shell or cone being made to revove
round the inner cone or burr, the latter be.
ing stationary. The cost of mill and putting
it upsis but atfifle, nol exceeding $50. and
the proprietor feels assured that, when the
utility, cheapness and durability of these
Mills are known they will take the plaae of
any other mil now in use. Wherever intro
duced, they have been disposed Of readily
aud full satisfaction given. Every Mill is
guaranteed 10 do allthatis promised for them
A supply is for sale with our agents In
Yazo0 city whoWiIl be prepared at all times
TO fill orders for hem giving the above guar-
antee. LINK & HARRISON. agents.
Yazoo city, may % 1858. 464y.
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4 lie h.
FRIDAY, JULY 90.

LEI We ind in the National intelligence
the following statement Of the quantity q
puolic lands already granted to several q
the new States and Territories respectively.
Ohio, 2.27o. 858 acres; Indiana, 8 ,267 AGO
Illinois. 1884, 1877; Missouri, 3,242. 727;
Alabama. 2.o74 284;Mississippi. 4, 1901;
Louisiana, 80. 122; Michigan, 6, l7o, e66;
Arkansas, $3.50. S1S; Florida, e,O22, 993;
Iowa. 2.7l3 955; Wisconsin, 3.12s,7s9:
Tennessee, 3.353. 1924; California. 500, GOO;
Minnesota. 9.997. 1877; Oregon, 86.978:
New Mexico. 1893. $50; Uta. 6.68l, 7O7.
Total. 84,222. 1884,
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Hol: s. BO. Whole No s95.
Row Louisiana Looks q aLlssis.

How LOuista1kA Looks NJ Miesi11
sfppi.
= We copy the following article from Che
BaS Q Sara Led ii. Of the 22d July. The
Ledger is an out-and. out democratic paper.
and It's editor discoursesto the parry II Mis-
sippi quite feelingly:
.I'HE DEMocRATtc PARTY IL M1ssrssIprr.
We are sorry to perceive that there is still
a desire upon the part Of the Democratic
party in Mississippi to ostracise The Union
Democrats; and, that too. after State Con-
vention. We are constrained % say this
from the perusal Of the Democratic journals
of that State. If the Democratic party Of
Mississippi desire harmony and concert Of
action, we think they have Yery poor way
Of showing it. There are men in Missis-
sippi who acqniesced in the Compromise
measures, who are as loyal and true. demo-
Gratis as any in the country. and are those
men going to submit to the taunts and jeers
of the States Rights wing Of the party? We
oplne not. They viii not suffer It, and una
less the tune of some of the democratic or
gans Of the State are materially changed.
they will find out their error at the ballot
box. We hope. for the good Of the party.
that they will insfuture moderate their tone
towards those Democrats who were the
means of electing Gen. Foote Governor Of
the State; if they have really come TO an
understanding, then let all chickering's cease.
Ifthey would win. they must stand united. "
We can inform the editor of the Ledger.
that the two wings of the party in Mississip-
pi have neverhad an understanding since
the split on the Union question; nor can
they unite in the coming election. The rea-
son is plain. their principles are entirely at
variance. and the bitter seeds Of secession
are still as rank ID S States Rights wing as
ever Talk of uniting! IT'S viewed as
humbug by every Union Democrat ID Tie
State. Natehez Cour.
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~ Il. +. TUcKERNhK.


When starry gems from Heaven are cast
The winds awake no knell,
When rose leaves fail before the blast
Birds sing no sad farewell;
When waters their sparkles cease TO throw
Upon the pebbIy shore,
When sunset hues no longer glow,
And green boughs wave no more,
No words At Natures shrine are breathed
She silently lays down
The garland that her temples wreathed,
Andtakes the withered crowns
But in her mystic circles range
There Turks quiet spell,
Where time and bsduty interchange
Their eloquent farewell
And 50 when am called IA lose
Conmunions sweet and dear,
and feel 90 more rs holV dews
Ny wsaIy sptit
As streams that dropplAg "
From sunshine turn aside
Let me from joys thy presence made
A mournful silence glide.
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sew dug and Book
aERpA.
THO Mp son a 90

THOMPSON d co.
AW7H0LESALEan Retail Druggists have
~ removed TO their new brick building on
Main Street, next door above Messrs. Allen &
Barksdale, and have on hand and are receiving
lasge supply of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Chem
Gals, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stulfs, Glassware, Per-
ftmery, Soaps, Books, Stationary, &C., all of
which they offer at unusually low prices. Mer-
chants, Physicians, Planters and others will
find it to their interest to give US a call.
Yazoo city, Jan H. 80. 2T-1y.
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Spare my Heart from Growing Old
OLn TINE, ask q boon Of thee
Thou'st stripped ny heaTtbf many friend
Ta'enhalf my Joys and all my glee---
Be just for once tCmak6 amend;
And, since thy hand.m1At leaYe a trace,
Turnsloels 70 gray. turn blood 10 cold;
Do what thou wilt with Iorri and force.
Bu. spare my heart from growing old.
! know thou'st taken from many mind
Its dearest wealth is choicest store,
And only lingering left behind
IS Der w.e experience, bitter lore.
'TissRdto marx the minds decay,
Feel wit grow dim and memory cold
Take these, Old Time, take all away,
/ But spare my heart rom growing old.
Give me to live witt friendship stil.
And hope and love till lifsbe o'er--
Let Be The ffst the final chill
That bids the bosom bound no more.
That 50, when ! am passed away
And ID my grave Be- slumbering cold
With fond remembrance friends may say,
Ellis heart, his heart grew never oldr's
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The Poisoned valley.

A singular discovery has lately been made
near Batten. in Java. Of poisoned valley
Mr.. Alexander Louden visited it last July.
and We extract paragraph from commu
nication on the subject. addressed by him
to the Royal Geographical Society;
1t is known BY the name. of Guevo Upas
or Poisoned Valley; and, following path
which had been made for the purpose. the
party shortly reached it with couple Of
dogs and fowls for the purpose of making
experiments. On arriving at the mountain
the party dismounted and scrambled up the
side of hill. at the distance Of mile, with
the assistance of the branches of tree and
projecting roots. When at few yards from
the valley, q strong, nauseous. sufocating
smell was experienced; but, on approaching
the margin. the Inconvenience was no long
er found The valley is about half mile
in circumference. Of an oval shape. and A.
bout thirty feet in depth. The bottom Of i
appeared to Be flat, without any vegetation
and few large stones scattered here and
there. Skeletons of human beings. tigers.
bears, deer and all sorts of birds and wild
animals, lay about in profusion The ground
on which they lay al the bottom Of thesvsl-
ley appeared to be hard sandy substance.
and no vapor was perceived. The sides
were covered with vegetation.
It was proposed to enter it, and each Of
the party having lit q cigar managed % get
within twenty feet Of the bottom, where .
sickening. nauseous smell was experienced,
without any difficulty Of breathing. A dog
was now fastened to the end Of a bamboo
and thrust to the bottom Of the valley while
sons Of the party, with their watches in
their hands, observed the effects AT he
expiration Of fourteen seconds he fell off his
legs. without moving or looking around and
continued alive only eighteen minutes The
other dog now left The company and went
to his companion; On reaching h.n Ia was
observed to stand quite moaonless. and At
the end of ten seconds fell down; e never
moved his limbs arr. and only lived seven
minutes A fowl was nov throw Ip,which
died in minute and 8 6prter, and another
whiah was thrown il after i, did il the
space Of minus and 8 half
a heavy shower Of rain iell during The
time hat these experiments we're going for
ward, which from the interesting nature Of
the experiments Vas quite disls Arded On
the opposite side ol g valley to that which
vas visited AZ human skeleton The head
ressine "a the righi srm. The eject Of the
weather bad bleached she bones IS white as
iroIy. This was probably the remains Of
some Istched rebel hunted toward the val
ley. who had aken shelter there, unconsei
Gus d u character
The King of The territory Of zoulon. AZ.
lea. has allowed The Noikegians q ssISb.
lish missionary stations ii bis country
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Eg The Boston AtldA says: There has
been imported into the United States during
the last year 5000 bushels Canary seed.
Allowing one bushel to keep six Canary
birds one year. the number of these birds
imprisoned in the United States, amounts to
$4,000. The FIRST cost Of the seed. freight
and charges. will amount to $13. 500. So
much goes out Of the country for Canary
birds
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MILITARY AsYLuM.-The National Intel
ligencer says that the corner stone of the
main building Of the Military Asylum was
laid on the 30th ult., and the work will be
prosecuted with yigor
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Eg The squadron of Gen. Urquiza. in
the River Plate. which recently defeated the
Bue1os Ayreap squadron, was and is COM
manded by Commadore Coe, an American.
The Buenos Ayrean squadron went out ex-
pressly % attack hin, and vas roughly han
died.
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5 Hot IS,
YAZOO CITY, MISS.

1AAOO OAA1, MISS
HAVING purchased the property recently
occupied by the Commercial Bank of Man
nv friends and the travelling public, and em-
brace this opportunity of rendering to them my
sincere thanks for their former liberal patron
age, and also for their kind forbearance since
the ere. No effort or expense shall be want
ING on my part, to make Winn's Hotel, in every
department, one of the best hotels in the State.
e. M. WINN.
January IA. 1853. 27-tf.
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lust received per steamer Alton, from New
~ Orleans, Selected By myself a full supply of
the cheapest Family Groceries. Also, Brandies,
Wines, Fruits, sc. | have nude arrangements
with an Importing House in New Orleans,
which enables me by order, to be always pre-
pared for both wholesale and retail customers.
Ihave on hand choice brands of ClaretIEi
which can.sell at as low prices as can be pur-
chased in New Orleans. Give me call.
d. TAMBORINE
Yazoo city, may 81, 1852. 46-tf
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BY Yrs. Harriet N. Prewett.
THE VAzOO CITY WING
PRINTED AND PuBIIsHeD Every FRIDAY
By MAS. HARRIET n. pREWETT,
ON JEFFEsoN STREET.

q 81 Il -Ths WHIe viii be Furnished 60 sahEerib
az Three Dollars per annunl IN advance, or kogE
ear.
4ByeR will inserted ~ the rate OF 81 90
f s4uare for the rst insertion aud so Gems for each
week thereaer-ten lines less constituting asquafe
he number of insertions required must be marked on
he aargn Of the manuscript or they VIII ne ansefea
n orbid. and charged accordingly.
Yearly Advertising.
For forty ines less renewable at pleasures &anv0
No contract aiken for less than one year-and payaoS
half yearly in advanee.
The privilege annual advertisers is mited 70 tnelr
own immediate business and all advertisements iaf tne
or by the square 8
.rofessional Advertisements.
For TONNES or less not alterable. months, % 90
!. To- do do do ne do 20 90
ALI JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR Oh DE-
LIVERY.
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nI.aTHINal cLOTHINGII-

r HAVE just received and opened my splen-
did stock of Containers Fail and Winter
CLOTHING, comprising every variety of style
and quality, Gentlemen wishing anything in in
do well to call and examine for themselves,
prices to suit the purchaser. N w HOBSON.
sign of the Eagle
In addition to the above, have received the
hanasomest assortment of Boys and Ghldrens
Clothing ever opened in this city, and unsur-
passed Tor cheapness. Send the Juveniles to
NV H0BSON
ooKSi BOOKS! IA large assortment
, OF Historical, Biographical, Poetical, Mis-
ceilaneous q Fictitious works just arrived fresh
from the northern press. c. T, MANN
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4 $50.
O5pEB NsLl
: EsHE undersigned has taken the ENTIRE
= management and CONTROL Of


- SHE undersigned has taken the ENTIRE
= management and CONTROL Of
gO0P8R0a HISl1o
andis now preparedto accommodate the public.
new dining room has been erected, the
SLEEPING ROOMS plastered and fitted with
new furniture and BEDDING, and complete
renovation effected.
Anaple Accommodations aoiH be Proviaed for
FIVE HUNDRED GUESTS;
and no more wa be received than can be COM
fortably accommodated.
For INVAIIDS there can be no more adj
vantageous retreat. The water is highly re-
commended by the medical faculty, aud the
aconderful cures effected by its use almost sur
pass belief. Ample details of several astonishing
cures may be obtained on application at the
Well.
The terms will be moderate, and no exertion
VIII be spared to make guests comfortable
The Vicksburg and Jackson and Raymond
Railroad viii convey passengers to Raymond,
thence miles to the Well. in w. H. Smiths
line of NEw -Four HoRsE STAGES. The time
of trip is less than hours from Vicksburg.-
Through tickets from WICK. burg to Coeper's
Well can be obtained at the Railroad depot,
Vicksbufg; price 50 20.
Jan 81, 80. 28-tf JOHN THATCHER.
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ENGLAND AND CUBA Ia reference to the
eaorts Of England to induce Spain 70 eman-
cipate the slaves Of Cuba. the New York
Gronica spanish paper Of the % instant
says:
Spain does not and cannot think of al
tering system Of labor which produces for
her, for The world. and for civilization such
incalculable advantages. Only in case of
one event would She ABOLISH It forever, and
this event will be when the attempt is made
to force her to abandon the right Of proper
ty which she has in that labor and of using.
its product as she may deem fit =
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THR NAN AND THE VINE In one Of the
early years after the creation 81 the world,
man began 70 plant vine. and Satan saw
it and drew near.
"What plantest thou, son of the earth?''
saidsthe prince Of demons
: a Fine!" replid TIE man
"What are the properties Of this tree"
"oh. its fruits pleasant 70 Iookat, and
delicious 70 the taste; from it is produced a,
liquid which fills the heart with JOY,
well. since wine makes glad thesheart
of mar, Twill help thee plant thistrse."
So saying. tie demon brought a lamb
and slew it. then a Ion. then an ape, ana
last of all pig. killing each n succession,
and moistening the roots of the vine With
the blood.
Thence il has happened erer since, that
when q man drinks small portion Of vine.
re becomes gentle and catessing as lamb;
after little more strong and bold as a ION;
when he takes still more, he resembles an !
ape in his folly, and absurd and mischiev-
Gus actions but when he has swallowed to
excess, he Is like q pig walIowing in the
mire.
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The King of The territory Of Zoulon. AZ
ea. las allowed The Noikegians q esiAb.
Iish missionary stations ii bis country
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-29

EE During the last Presidential canvass.
the New York Day Book was daily in the
habitsof abusing Gen. Scott; and the Loco
foco organs were inthe habit of quoting it
upon all occasions. OF course they know
their own business best, but perhaps some
of their readers would like to see the fol-
lowing from a late number Of tie Day Book:
eli Pierce had spent all the time between
his election and bis Inauguration in contriv
ing how he could most completelysoutrage
he public sentiment of the country which
elected him to the elevated Office he now
fills, he could not have succeeded more com
pletely than be has. He has taken to his
bosom as his chosen counsellors. the most
prominent Freesoilers and Secessionists of
the country-the very men against whom
the public sentiment was strongly express
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Particular Notice

TTIHE Ladies will please call and examine
L my Stock of Dress Goods, consisting in
part of
SKIS, d'Laines, Berages, Persian Cloths,
Msrinos, 4lpaeas. Giingtame, SUiss,
oJaekonet, Barred Nstslins, de-, de-,
al of which selected with great care and am
determined to sell at very reduced prices on a
credit, and for cash, as cheap as any house in
the city.
Whether you intend to purchase or not, /
extend to you most cordial invitation to call
and look at my stock. Don't delay.
N. w. hOBSON,
sign of the Eagle.
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The Democratic leaders have proved un-
true tothe public sentiment Of the country,
and have shown themselves wholly ineom-
petent. and wholly unworthy of The eleyat.
ed positions 70 which they has been elect
81 Such is the general feeling among the
mass Of the peopls as expressed il their
ge0 ral CONVEX ation. We do moi speak Of
politicians.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-29

The sell is 50 complete that it is really
The election made everybody
laugh, and everybody has been on the
broad grin ever since-only the laugh has
changed to The other corner Of the mouth.
People don't laugh Out Of the same corner
Of their mouth they did last fall