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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-06
NOvEmBER EE.nCrnoN.


We are authorised to announce Hon. q. D.
GIBBS IS q candidate for Circuit Judge Of the
Fifth Judicial District. ct the next election.
We are authorized to announce WlLIrAsi
NAY as candidate for county Treasurer q
the next election.
We are authorized to announce MoReAN
.. FIrcH IS candidate for Circuit Judge
OF the Fifth Judicial District, at the ensuing
election.
We are authorised 70 annourcs 3 Was
soNas candidate for Circuit Clerk of Yazoo
county, at the next election
We are authorized to announce THEoDoRl
DorY as 4 candidate for Distriok Attorney
of the Fifth judicial District. s The ensuing
election.
We are authorized to announce F. w. QuAcK-
sNBoss as q candidate for Probate JUDGE Of
Yazoo county, az the next election.
We authorized Is annouee GEoRoE B .
WILKINSON as candidate for Circuit Clerk,
at the next election.
We are authorized to announce ]. B.
DEAsoN as candidate for Circuit Clerk, at
the next election.
We are authorized to announce PETER B.
Cook as a candidate for county Treasurer, at
the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce s. NJ.
PHILL1Ps as candidate for Circuit Clerk,
at the next election.
We are authorized to announce BENZ F.
ADAMs as a candidate for Assessor, at the next
election.
we are authorized to announce s. G. CHAM.
sERs as candidate for Circuit Clerk, at the
next election.
We are authorized to announce Jas THAR
as candidate for county Treasurer, at the
next election.
We are authorized to announce 10 SHERARD
as candidats for Assessor, at the next cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce r. NJ
VIM as candidate for county Treasurer.
at the next election.
We are authorized to annaunce VIZ r.
WRENa as candidate for Assessor. at the
next election
0FyVe are authorizes - announce ALEx.
Smith, as candidate for county Treasarer, at
the next election.
az We are authorized to announce JosHsA
T RUSSELL, Jr., as a candidate for Circuit !
Clerk, at the next election
I've are authorised to announce JOHN P
STREET, as candidate for county Treasurer,
at the next election
o. We are authorised to announce JAMS
PERRY, as candidate for Circuit Clerk, at the /
next election.
We are authorised to announce n II. IsusE,
as candidate for the Office of Circuit Clerk,
at the nexteIection.
We are authorised to announce w. II. MAN
GUM, as a candidate for Assessor, at the next
election.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-06
CARRTAGES.

both of our own and Northern and Eastern manu-
factories. Comprising Coaches, Coachee, falling
top Barouches and chamot ices. Rockaways, slide
seat Bugges Of superior style, with extension tops,
combining the convenience of BaroHche or Rock
AWAY. Also, roll up side top Buggies, Giggs,
Pheuton, and open Buggies of elegant pattern for
single or double harness. Also. Buggy and Coach
Hafnsss, WHIPS Of all patterns. Kidding Brides.
5Martngales. Bride bits, Slirrup irons; Lad es,
Gentlemen and BOYS riding Saddles Of all patterns
oE our own manufacture. Saddlebags and Spurs
also, Fly Nets Of all coIors. Webbing for sadr
dleskitts hand-holders and furnishing goods of
all kinds for saddle and harness manufacture.
Aiso-0iI Carpei, Brussels do, and carne fringe
Enamelled cloths of all colors, patent Dash and
Collar Leather, Hogskins ali Saddle Skirting,
Enamslled top leather-also Enamelled Leather
fer Innings, comprising all the coIors used. Blue
nd DTab hroadcIoths, damask Of ell patterns and
colors, silk for fcsoons. fringes for do, silk and
wofsted iRnIis, holder tassels, broad and narrow
Laces, tufting buttons of all colors, tufiins nd
band nailss Tacks of all sizes, brass aud silver
knobs. jappanned.- brass and silver glass frames
Coach handles and locks bnie Of all sizes, screws
do !; Sprnqss Axels, top props and capped Nuts,
castings OF all kinds. Alsso-a good assortment of
Biacksmithis tcole. Coach varnish, Painle, Leads
&c. Also Buggy and Wagons hubs, turned spokes
aud bent shafts and rims, Buggy poles and bows.
and coach poles.
We also manufacture wagons for four or tive
horses, Pedlar wagons DTays, Or Wagons and
Carts. Dfay and wagon Harness, kept constantly
on hand Truce hams, Collars, Brides, Whips
and al heavy articles used for such purposes. al
Of which We offer for sale on reasonable terms for
Dash or approved credit. Persons wishing any.
hing in our IT,, will 0d il 70 their Interests 10 call
and examine our clock beia1e purchasing ese~
where.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-06
1858. 1888.
COG 5
1.-THE 6ndsfs med has taken The ENTIRE
management and control of
| aka
9l6Il6IIDlRiD 0Tsy VT7T6lL II


@I9@P US WELLS
and Il now pre- pared 10 accommodate tie public,
"a new dining room has been erected, the
SNEF PING ROOMS plastered and fitted with
new furniture md BEDDING, aud complete
renovation effected
Anaple ACCOM- ations wili = Providsa for
FIVE HUNDRED GUESTS;
and no moI will be received than can be com-
fortably accommodated.
For INVAL1DS there can be no more I'D.
vanlageous retreat. The water Il highly re-
commended BY the medical faculty., and The
ac0nderJ0E cures effected BY its Use almosI sur
pass belief. Ample details of several stonishing
cures may be obtained on application y the
Well.
The terms will Be moderate, and mo exe1tion
Will be spared 20 make guests comfortable:
The Vicksburg and Jackson and Raymond
Railroad will convey passengers to Raymond
thence miles to the Well, in w. Fl. Smith
line Of New FoUR HoRsE STAGEs. The t.1e
Of trip is less than 8. hours from Vicksburg.
Through tickets from Vickeburg TO Cooper's
Well can be obtained at the Railroad depot,
Wcksburg; price 50 20.
Jan 81, $50. 28-tf JOHN THATCHER.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-06
BENJAMINE =. FoTgERALL
! Glove. Hosiery sc.

II AIDES and Gents Whine, i.Iak, and
- COlored Kid Glovee;
Ladies and Gents white. Black, and colored
Silk Gloves;
Fine assortmens Of Twisted Six Cloves and
Mitts;
Ladies' and Gents Linen and Isle Thread
Gi0ges;
Black and White Silk, i Raw Silk Hosier.;
do do and cord English Cotton do
Bonnet and Neck Ribbons, id every variety ;
Cap and Trim'g do. do Dr.;
IalFata and Satan Ribbons; Fans, all klnds
and qualities; ParasoIs, IN eveiy Fafiety,
april is. So. B. r. FOTTERALL.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-06
POWELL & HTLLIARD.

MAIN STREET, YAZOO CITY, MI,
WHAVING taken in. addition to our former ex-
IL tensiEe Mandatory, the establishment
lately occupied Ey Mr.. q. Fl. Primm, opposite
our old stand, would respectfully inform the pubs
lie that we have made extensive additions to our
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-06
ReDairfMg

or ell kinds connected with our bnsiness. done
with neatGcss and despatch, and all erdere for
new work thankfully receive md satisfaction
given. gpril %, 1888. 42ely.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-06
err STANDS

lust received consignment 81 Carer
Washhurne & c. improved Gin Stands
81 Warranfed. ?. IA4BQRTNE
april ~, sSE 41-lf.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-06
NOI.'

= all. 81, saISzar. Gle 2skh 81 May next,
before Che Court House doc Of Yazoc coun-
~ within the hours prescribed BIZ law. lea 10 at
noblic auction. 70 the highest bidder, on credit
81 one, two. three and f02 years. Section is,
ST Township ~. Range 3, west sad SectiSn
viii be leased d lots Ct eighty acres for the
term 81 nine y-nine years.
GEO B. WILKINSON,
april Is, ,5s. Probate JUDGE.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-06
BI.A CT NTH AND WOOD
WORK

u i Z undersigned having become proprietor
Of the oldstand Of w Robnett, he is
preparedto do work ST nll kinds both wood and
iron, with promptncse and on good terms "A
liberal SHIRE Of patronage is solicited Shop
on Jefferson street, opposite the Brick stable.
ERWIN
Yazoo city, Feb Il sbS. 50 3n
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-06

SEALED proposals win be received by the
Hon. Boar sc Town Council until the 7th
February next. fot bnilding brick wall one
hundred feet IN length, from patlerson's bridge
10 Wooldridge's Barber Shop, on Main street,
agreeable to plan and specifications furnished
81 the Street committe G. M. POWELL,
Tan as. rs. 2o-2t City Clerk.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-06

ME STANDARD weights and mes Afes
Ya8o county have been received, and +
an now prepared 70 test Weights md measures
= ~ ONCE. JANE s. Il BELL.
aufil IS. Probate CleEh
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-06

wM. KNApa HnNnr oAnnIn. nv hkEIls.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-06
administrators Sale.

10y virtue of an order of the Probate
- Court of Yazoo county, I will, as ad :
ministrator of the estate of P NJ Ferguson,
daenaspd m
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1853-03-24

them, with the sweet promise, "Come unto
me, and | will give you peace and compc-
tchce;" and they come; wave after wave rolls
ON, swelling the tide Of emigration t!:an CEN
tres on our shore. Though she would rise
with one impulse to rcpel ahundred intrud-
e's who came in hostile array, vet she would
open lier arms to receive .nilIioh Nlo came
destitute and needy, seeking an asylum
from tyrant's power.
Heaven bless Carolina! Long may she
endure; may pc ~ prosperity attcn'l
her, and may hcl IL H.. Suli's. w:,,
brighter and brig u,..j -. +, .s..v; ..,,r
May the memory o:i.as ,ir",i. .! H..
ancestors Tut Incl ':..':eH!u: haI 'iv
foul Taitor never the t.li: j, ,,.,, ii!
her sons-nav $, !;e"er 49, il. a..
never 4 decd oft g.. ,;...,a
upon those Of the past which are registered
Oh high. RS
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1853-03-24
POETRY.
/" "AllsThy Works Praise Thee. :,

"AisThy Works Praise Thee"
IN MARY IIow,rT.
&C moon beams on. the b,llowy deep,
The bac waves rippling OIL the strand,
ocoan'sn ffs peaceful sleep,
he slfsffhut murmurs OH the sand,
:" cloud that dims the bending sky,
'hc bdw thrt OIL its bosom glows,
'in that '',ii''' the vault OH high,
astar3 . H..ight's caln, rcposc;
praise the power that arc!,cd the sky,
obcd the.eartlr III bcauty's dye.
>,nendy aE Natures choir,
.lc dacp-foned anthems of the sca,
'is wind that tunes Il vicwlcss Tyre,
'iS9,c zephyr OH lis pinions free,
lhunlsr with thrilling notes,
cpeal upon thcanountain air,
'ay9hut through, the foliage floats,
sinks IN dying cadence there's:
AL 10 Thce tIcir:voiccs raise,
Ell. sonsof gushing praise.
'ay.s'H, herald orahe dawn,
'''hc d ,rk shadow ails away,
1t tT"n tl,e:eheek k:of mQIn,
dew drop cleaning .on,sss spray
wild -binlslin their wanderings,
s;rcamlets lcapipg ,e-.,-sea,
>. ssssEsxsfssE s@sssN @ aA'dss,
.Iiving praise ascende, Thee:
with their silent tongact7 proclaim
,Fied ''opA4sf-ft ma of Thy name.
thy hand hath 'forni'l The flower,
flnug it OIL the ycrdant lea;
'"dst it opc utsnmmcr's hour:
tncs OF beauty. speak Of Thee,
o'@s all praise Thee; .sl,ali not men
rattunc the grateful llymn
he not join the ioftic, strain,
..,'ocd from heart oa scraphim2
tune to Thee Uur humble luys,
""rcy, goodness, love, we praise.
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asAI, setisd q girl, :loolingsouitt Of the .
upper storyd small grocetty; and address
ing another girl, who was trying enter
at the'fi ont door, stwe've all been:to camp
meeting and been converted $50 wien you;
want milk on Sundays, yon'll; have TO comes
in tbe1baek ardy''s =
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1853-03-24
MISCELLANY.

.es OF Distinguished Americans.
..'ncinnati paper didiesdtnl to good
Lewalls the dilariiated condition of
rave in which General Harrison
'hc sleep of DEATH" Ithas the fol-
&1aas.eskph '.'.;::..H 80. !@ alle subject.
lot selected iii w1licliraread deposited
,fi"s Of "ollTippecanoe" is enclosed
Il" base in. Il circular form, with
'~rce, rough White washed. The
ss:,has au ken trodden down,
: h,okcn, trees cut, and even the
DOR leading to'the vault lias been
rr'l' mutiIated, while the rough
each SIDE Of the mound have been
and scattered oyer the gronnd for
'oun1: The earth on the mound has
...;yhel mp, as4hougL the hogs had
here. Tie tomb, and all the once
,.ncfy, hayesIost all their i'll
'isit to the spot is now any
,t,tift..'. &
ring slightest disrespcct
yof tlieHead, it becomes lis
hat if General Harison's grave
,'i.lated t6ndition, the American
.'nnot be charged will, ingratitude.
General Harrison died he was in
epccuuiaryt circumstances. His cs-
Ohio, IndianaFs and Illinois. were
Ito be worth some forty thousand
Prior to.llis demise, aud while the
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1853-03-24

!. "A LAWYER recently inserted the following
advertisement: - ~ 3
"To be sold, one hundred and thirty one
suits at law, the property hansemi,lent ata
.torncy about to retire from bhsiness. Note.
the clients are rich md Obstinate
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= LOB PRINTING, -,
very Description and in the best style
EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE:
Embracing such us ~
BUSINESS P,Jr.: cARPs,J: HAND BILLS, any size,
CEIrTs,$ FOSTERS,
III HEADS, hooks, PAMPHLETS.
BriEFs. ~. nIASEs or ar, p,s,,
- The Proprietor OF The AnnEvrLrE BANNER
.ssures his friends und the public, that their orders
.: anything in the Job Printing line will be exc
:;.i III the best mnnncr, and ut us low rates as
':ny other establishment. p ~ '-~-
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Prior tollis demise, and while the
fction vas pending, it was es-
~ "Tc't"!.i' :'oneysand in
..nc.jtlir :','.,e edfthousand
,.:,.s! u.i; an2exaggera-
:, j ~! ',6t cost him
= l,,' ing the Office
j one 'nVEn,, n, ~. ltI's -seryice,
/ tiv. s ,,*,.,.,r 4; i. re-. .ssssa ,f>es
J ,f.G5,iicr:. III Il .rrison,s such
a1 'a ! 30 y; u .of his FAM
e .e, r;sy ;c-li,s i.sceascd hus-
Da q y. :cs;4 aild be cen
to do with ,e alai 81 Isd ;dxg fas aois,Hg isassg
see acostly tomb erecisdHo }perpetuate the
memory OF General Haarirrisson, as anybody
"lse' II such things coincide with the iinIsti-
Ht'ohs OF the country,Sor habits Of the peo-
'9N u however this a,cs GOV eesffnmient can be
i dion to take care efsthne nrayse Of; Cen
a':lson' the same thing may Be de
= IN behalf Of every body else. a
. ~ M mas been said and written about
q .u'tlon OF General Nv asliington's
Su mount Vernon. Thirty years ago
zap - tn: g has often BEEN subsequeht-
iiI 7ied-an. attempt was las- made to
ans; g remains Of the Father of the
Paohr' TO the. capitol of1sfhe Unio -
W DILL to that effect 'pasSed Both .hoI-
s'n n'ngress; but when aniypliiis atom Vas
en- the relatives of the insmoE I'll here:
Iffeted iton the ground that he Was Vas
id where he.wished 10 Tapose for alF
,Hcoine. ts,.s.3. S,s,Y>.! = -.
bbipgton loft Behi6dbim Estates esti-
Eyy. himselfao bs Worth uupswards Of q
:ilitn O; dollar h,Ipassad dinto The
~ fe'"t,S's y . ,'%bodnd, IN ION
.",esS They Utmost
anything sofs the
70 hey repaired slis
:asrr:al not to Z ssxps6d
SisF IfWashinFRton,s S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04
DIED,

DIED. Friday aiernoon July r the 81 year Of his age
GEORGE SEYMOUR only scn "t John II AMI Anna H. Bltkm
Friday. illness four days HENRY T.
Mssena and sarah f. Gary aged uu yeats. month";
ddys.
DIED, Thursday afternoon, Illness ~.
AMOS SUMNER III the G7th year oi hs
rTagted this life Valley FauIuer county the
Juae in the sv OF her Mrs SARAH = GIBSON.
Gibson, Dunc long
discharged duties mother
friend aud neighbour with exemplary proprle She blessed
share oi good and prudence and having
always directed
hdpa happy success She conclac the alecuon enL
respect all who knew
beloved husband an children
exalted shan - .lni She
rtcua Church hut hcI icruaslnnS a.v
the Church. though ol her with truth he SAID that
the Grra: Church Christ whom
placed her GiIh aU trust amt lci ~ the glorious
rr cnioYs the world the blessings prepared for The
ri.I Itruus
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
puBLlSHEn DAILY AND SEMI WEEkLf,
90 WILLIAM F. s THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
r F. X NJ ::

NJ
paily Paper dollars annun and the rate OF eis
taken fcr rcr,oa slan year Furthe semi
ave dollars and hree dollars Tor ak noh
in advance, paid the Office RENTED BY mai posi-
ar ak dollars pei the end Of she year a
dues this be remittcd per ma IN goeu
aIaoe BANK notes. the risk of the Ednors hs postage
-. ,d bp fe rrrs The postage OF single iee 10
sI, 81 anv account writer II is the aecumu oi
@ nm extensive business which operates as seriosah u
Editors -,
TIE DAIIY ENQUIRER:-For TEN lines or less ulst n
on fty cents and every succeeding insertion twenty
- once twice week or three week. 5
80 ana half cents for insertion alter the frst
Annual charged ity doiars iof ly cs ana W
srra!trlr except ih ry
T.a, charged Sloo, (ae incuicd)
S THE SEMEEkLi-t" rES Ines or less hst Insertion
- csn,s. iur each continuance 80 conts
30 fr Ais,lnce mus, accompanied with the advance
r-ierrnccs. TO insure execution
A. Cuurt.s tributes Of respect exceeding eight lines
~ as air rerssplerfs
an ib,un-s> Marriages country, whenever
h UNKNOWN 10 must be authenticated oy
h the neighborhood or they WI
he ha. honn
heretoor", proved
therefore, such 3sihg
b. ofthe eren on The back OF !he
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THE MORMONS AND THE NEW REPUBLIC
ST CHhRLES--lt has already bccu stated ha the Nor
lnns have purchased Charles Island Of the Galapagos
,ruup with the object of removing thher and founding
ne Republic This is important, if true. The Galapagos
form cluster of Islands in the Pacic Ocean, near the coast
Of Columbia They lie under the equator aad The centre island
il in Longitude S5 deg 30 min w. They are nninha6ed
but are frequently visited by the South Sea whale ships Tor
fresh water and provisions The ngeet sixty 10 seventy
miles long ana fifty broad In general hey are barren but
some of me hisbcft have stunci brushwood and all
covered with the pcky pear upon which large spe.
cc OF land tortoise lives aud hrvcs in wonderful manner
According Captain Dcano, OF the largest oi these
animals weigh 300 400 pounds but their common sze Is
bel wecn 80 100 pounds He has seen them with nccks
between TWO and three l"cl long.
Their flesh described of delightful ha'nf, anu ihcir
al Is much swceler than hogs lard Charles Island - one
of the principal ani most fertile ai this gieGf Tie con
enncd colony indicates slgacity on The part {" te lead
crs They must be- convinced that WIN thr approaching
wave of civizlliun they will he swept away, especially
should they continue their Infamous system ol poygai-
Indeed the recent mantle OF Brigham foun9 nave pro-
duced any thing but favorable impression, and we nave
heard surprise expressed IN various quarters ut Inc appn-
ment of such man such station. AZ our LAST dates
rom the city OF the Salt Lake great preparations were IN
nopress for the erection OF the new temple We may inc
therefore, that The colony sincnded merely us oranc
or perhaps place Of refuge IL the hour Oh DANGER
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SOUTHERN LITER.Ry MESSENGER

The July No. Of This exceInt periodical duly made lis
| appearance yesterday. We nave with much pleasure
skinned over its rich and interesting contents We were
very struck with the Sketches of the Flush Times
Of Alabama and Mississippi" hose author is acquiring
extensive and well deserved r1narity His sketch o the
character ). ). Prenls OF Mississippi, is spirited
and 10 nature We well acquainted with this
remarkable man. an the oresenl sketch does full JUS
tcr to the brilliant genius spud oraoty warmth of heart
aud impusiyc passions Of that hehy gifted man. Among
other good things In the pTeseL NO. Of the Messenger
some lines by Miss Susan Archer TaIey on the death
OF Miss Isubela Stuart Waller Williamsburg who under
the dspensations of Providence suddenly exchanged The
bridal robes for The damp habrimcnts of The grave The
numerous friends OF The gallant naval officer whom she
was beirohed tendctly sympaize with him in his ic
ton We annex the lines
On the death Of Miss Isabella S.,art IV.Isr Of liams.
bug
By SUSAN ARCHER TALLEY.
Bring lilly bells twine amid Ter dotk and uIossv hair
Bring stainless flowers meet 10 deck brow so Young and
fair;
And gather round her in the bloom of youthful beautys
PRIDE
With blessings and with smiles M her TO be BRIDE
But marble pale beneath the veil CLEANS up The lovely brow
And The lips hat were so musical are still and silent
There color on her chegkno aaduess in her eyes,
And the fair and settled face solemn stiffness Lies.
Oh for him, the loved the lrue-for whom she waited
long,
Not for the Joyous fesival-'he happy bridal hronri
But for slerner. sadder scene those stainless lilies
boon,-
Tina, bossomed for her bridal wreath 10 fade upon her tomb
Ye, bear her her beauty down INTO her dcaless rest
Give gently unto Deaths the beautiful the bics;
And mingled with the sulemn d.c cr SONGS of pui.r
That earh hath from its gvrn an angel hl
skies
And thou, whose dearest hope is crushed unmely the
dust
Look up pure and holy aith-in high and solemn trust
For in the far unfolding years blessing waits thee yet
A love on whose unfadng truth deathess seal is sell
TO that stricken earthly love immortal bloom given
And the she should have spoken here registered u
Heaven,
She hath but gone in beautys bIoom-in loves riunphan
As fades pure unfolding rose mornings dewy hour
little while-a little whleand thou with sorrow tossed
Who mournesb by ies dteary seu-,hy beauul-thy lost!
That tar and happy shore where neer betde
Shall find again thine angel luve-sha claim thine ange
BRIDE
NEW ENGLISH TARlFF.-Several changes, al the re
commentator Of The Ministry. have been made in the En-
ysh tariff, and the reduction of duties on various articles ex
po led from this country very material Among these ar
hooks butter cheese clocks rice, eggs. II s said I'M
reduction vii! 60 into operation forthwith
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

GREECE.A letter from Athens, dated May 2Tlh says
The case the Rev Mr.. King The Missionary from the
United States has taken urm. The ministry has de.
pay HE demand made his behalf BY the Amrri-
can ain!scr. Mr. King Md demanded The Of twelve
" fifteen thousand dacEas for the site oi building used
,r rthc pn poses has been stated in The newsDa
prr 800 600 aChmas; while tie ministry declined rnGl-
plying win the second demand Of Dir. Marsh This
thai The Of The AcuPa.ns should &c rcsclnird by
an authoritative o the Government. y this sentence,
Mr.. X ug condemned 10 fourteen days imprisonment =
demand this kind could properly be made by one
government Of another. relief from The dlftcny was
in the fact that Mr. Marsh had been accredited
al the Court III Athens and consequently his interference n
the affair cticia but otfcious The Two United
gates that have been expected here for some time
have not yet arrived.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04
aUGTSTA SPRINGS.

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, mi .,nt,s unsurpassed. In addition 20 the famous
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@ the oi all the chronic disease, for
ha,e s,s:rl gr Alum, celebrated The diseases which
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rOfI Chronic DIarr!sa aud SKIN Diseases generally
The Iron and Sulpnaie OF Aumina great
Rockbrise and Bath Alum The Table shall be
Pile! country afford and pains spared t
nvads aI Others coo table ready and cheap convey
lune l3-cu4x b SIlUMATE.