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Marshall C. H., Va, Moundspiiie, p. O.,
M ILL practicein Ohio, MAJ shall ard Wetzei counties
w Particular attention will he given collections and
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partnership heretofore existing between Stocktoaii
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The business viii be carried under the name of
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ok to your Coughs!
m al tac as are aboring under Coughs, Colds Hoarse
\ ness Pains IN the breast, Splitting blood &c. we
wond honestly recommend the use OF Ben.ingers Com.
pound Syrup OF Boneset, pleasant sale and speely
team be had Messrs PAxroN & LAKE,. end n
the Suspentiun Bridge, and at . ~ 70
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES-

has become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians ofour city, that In cure Of Sci ofula
letter and many other diseases, BREEr.tSorR,a Fun
EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA DAFDELIoN, decided,
above all other preparations speaks
used; and although have taken the palma hav
ing published through the papers, appointing agents
orthe sale ofi yet almost weekly receiving or
dcrs from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky otle
by persons, who by chance
oflts wonderful curative powers. Tho following from
gentleman Of Vermont few days snce, who used it for
very ccr!ons aisease;-
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Requ es the fulhlment OF several conditions in order
That II may be really the cause of mutual happiness-
1ou the veil which now covers the origin domestic
WtechsdneSs he raised, ami its tue every
a &c diselosedin how many could II be traced TO phys.
zeal isquahhealcns and their
Apply then, while set in time, in der your
ana lslaNed Organization lebiaced, rcvived and
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27
VIEW YORK POLITICS.

Kew York Politics are now u veFJ
strange and ridiculous attitude They haY.
had convention after convention, reared
platform upon platform, and nominated can
didates The only hope that canb enter
tanned for any good 70 come ont Of Got
hanl, IS ID the prospect ofthe election 81
that sterling patriot. Greene q Bronson, ths
Hard Anti Administration candidate Isl
Governor we since rely hope that Ii
will Be triumphantly elected, lIeis lrue
national, conservative man. - patriot who
does not forget shatWhile he has party ID
obey, be also has country 70 seive: and
his lore 81 country does not suffer him "a
sacrifice that FOR the success 81 currHpl
and unprincipled party Heis man. Who
Is trying time, Ike Clay ana Webster
and Fillmore ana Dickinson rises above
party. The Wings have nominated Myron
F. CLARK and Henry ]. Raymond two rabid
sevardites we hope to see every nation.
al Wing Il NsN York end here IA many
sueh d IS sund there fsr fepudiating them
and RELYING % the support of Judge Bron-
son. The .softs' who are the Administra-
ton party II New York Ike the wings have
abolitionized themselves in their nomina-
tions. Aside from these the Republican"
party, the Temperance party, the Liberty
party andthe Know Nothings have also,
put toward candidates. DanielUllman the
sKnow Nothing candidate, IS a national
man, il We mislake.not, and was a warm
devoted political friend Of Daniel Webster
Next to Bronson he is the best man ia the
field; and ifthe contest il brought between
them, It will result in great good 10 the
whole country which ever be elected
We had hoped to see the Wings Of New
York hold themselves aloolf from tie cor
rupt influences Of Seward. Greedy and their
foul gang Of conspirators and either put
toward 4 sound. national men Or acuuiesce
ii The nomination Of Judge Bronson. III
cannot be that such wings as Brooks Of the
Express, Webb Of the Courier and En9uir-
y, together With the Fillmore Wings II
New York. will give did and comfort TO-
such party as that which has put toward
Nyron r. Clark ana little Henry J Ray
nondi Stewards iav0rite pet. We hope to|
ZEE them show themselves true Wings by.
this abolition trick, and supper
rue national men. The election Of CLARK
md Raymond viii Be out-and.out Abolition
riunph
llan.ahsn Eo.rIn
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27
ToIV NoTHINGs AND KNOW
N0TI1INGIsN


However numerous the iAnaw Nothing 6
may be. they are far less powerful than sne
principles theJ represent. Know Nothlng-
ism Is mightier and more influential than
the Know NoIhings The power welded
Dy the Know Nothings g Ike that Ct an
encnanser Who 70 himself. possesses 20 sal.
psElorlty over others, hls Renasrs Es nqs
ne result g nls mere psfse energies 9st
ire wrought ay the naignsl ehafm ne cen
Jukes others
Min 60 af.51anns.lay g ass9N scope g &C.
sail, AiloW Aosnanelsna esapeaass eonapfe'
aensisensss q principle tnas secures iet &
sns e 2aSoasaoa 8 !. aes 5 1sss'oa :. l1s s9.l.
faunity Il appeals g sne tne citizens loVe
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27


Continues ts
s appaenl|f cfus6I 1Etae tEonthe hno
hines according DO I1s. smole s.
BE. piebala asia pnco slatlenal e' Boz.
ling, and nnpatIiotle palty never existed Hof
81 the world rs conIas towards the Know MOTIF
ine similar % the treatment which the friends
st she Union received from fhe same paper ID
1880 end 81. a good drnbbing d 81 brought
fhe ppian and its peculiar adhereut to
thels senses. end ii So tieg had yeered clear
round, end become the best ends Of the Union
II The STATED
Now ne ere outsiders. IKE d Barksdale
but pos blr, ON vision Is less clonded ~ preju-
dice % passion and know nothing Of the new
don beyond what Is made apparent by
circul which are occurring about g daily
snd from which We could moi divert ouI attention
even Il 81 persisted ~ 60 80. We are satisfied
however, hat Know NoIhingisn, whatever II
map De. 0ill 10 1855 sink the sippian' and
its o|oWegS X this matter IS low # not lowe
than hey were sunk il november 1851 We
are not prophet nor the son Of prophet, but
We are wiling 50 rise our reputation for judge.
Inent Oh his point. Our words for It the very
efforts made 81 the hang nof Che old political
parties Ut Washington and Jackson and other
State capitals II crush out this new organization
win give it an Importance which It has not here
tofore had and strengthen and build & Up
everywhere. 79na Ionnfu Gazette
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27
- IlH al YAzoo oTTY.


Since our last issue great excitement has pre-
vailed among our citizens on account Of several
cases Of Fever that have occurred here. There
have been two Or three fatal cases Of Yellow Fe-
yer or Dangae IS some call iit-fot i IS 8 dispu-
ted point whether the sickness which prevails i
Dangue Of its first cousin, YeIlo Fever and q
large number Of our citizens have left town.
There Is 10 doubt but that there are good many
cases Of the prevailing fever but We are told it
yieIdsreadily to treatment and is not at all dam
gerous Il the patient viii lie stiIl under blankets
and be soaked ike boiled potatoe for two Or
three days or more. If be does that be has 3
mild touch Of Daague, If be don't why be viii
die Of Yellow Fever The continued warm
weather IS against US and We fear that if we donot
have frost 10 q few days the Daagus win continue
70 spread, though with the few left ia townift
uiil End but few subjects to work upon. A
gentleman Who IS close observer Of matters and
things IS that be believes the only distinction
between ths dangue and Yellow Fever IS fhis--if
The patient gets rel be has had the Dangue if
be die. he had the Yellow Fever. The accounts
10 the country have been very much exaggerated.
Thsre have been only tRo dealt that were report-
81 70 Be Of Yellow Fever, and ons Of these cases.
IVES imported We assure our friends il the
country We Win eudeaEor to keep them posted IS
70 the health Of the city IS we have had the dan
gs,e and are living we don't expect te die this
yesa Of tie Yellow Fever
Since tie above was d tgpe, we ere told
that the Druggists il the place have not put
up . dozen prescriptions for the last1tWo days
They say the town IS distressngly healthy. We
see The doctors summing themselves Oh tbe side
walks ST they bad nothing @ d. and Jet there
a1epeopIe Circulating dreadful Ieportsin The coun.
about tie sp.1 ssie that IS prevailing here.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

WyHT & are authorized to announce The name q
w JAMES III a 3 &c candidate Tor
he nee 81 Probate Clerk 70 6ll the vacancy oc-
casiored 81 the death Of IN 8 Bell. Election
"a Wednesday first Of n oveu6s
m II. Ne0AlIN Is s candidate for The oLhce
Il 81 Probate Clerk to Iill The vacancy occasion
:, So slae death 81 YFla. H Bel. Election hlst
DAY 81 November.
woHl Ia. HOLM GsW0 ORTIZ is 2 ea 1n.,
8 flls;safe forfhe osiee 81 Probate Clerk, e 81
~ vacancV occasiousd By the death Of NIm. Il
psll. Election on WEDNESDAY first DAY Of NOV
venbsr
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27


Pollock re aaa M been
Governor q Fen
tween thirty h s.
Mott. the Democratic KnoF
ate Canal oonni Ion.F 81 aIss
The whole con @ delegation except
three ore anti.anini ien
Inohio nineteen at ion zen lev.
hesn elected 9 eonsl m ely one fdnlnislra
ton.
Is Inaianna TIE inssasion has been entire
b debated
seems. according io the tabular statements q
q the 1eaSan administration ofgan Il that State
that TIE Democracy q Maine have turned hais
bacs mon tie President. AT the recent Gee
sion there were cast
Against tie Administration .s:sss ,391
For the Administration 29e
Anti Administration majority $50 2
This IS severe commentary upon tie course,
d Gen Pierces administration.
From Maine to California the Adsnnisli stion
has scarcely cosporaps guard left. Was there
ever q Presided 50 signally rebuked With his GO
alitien Cabinet and Abolitionist and Fire Eating
be certainly should have managed
better His friends say helacks nerve and self
possession. lie showed that weakness IL Mexi-
co, when be asstld sat tie frst odor Of gun
powder Col Davis viii hold him on bis horse
now. i be lainta himself 10 The edort
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27


81 Flasg
Gle Washington asnes
{ s sew cousls Enquire
cc hoe noG bean eea 81 n /
ie hat fhe appointment q one has been found
81 co1 aer1hIs difficulty Xn IA
not ppointed but & & vel known t16t 80
man. not s Iorfa8n con govern that lnNlE n
imnio0 ~ out the Imperial 81 q
one or tNo vel app0inlea regiments Ihe 81.
rclsFr s. the territory a Nv Rabbit iofme.
q CONGRESS Nill direct llairs lilil lnr
ther action 81 the President The politics
authorization ol these people IS m remarkable as
their moral and religious irregularities
Young and lis associates haye not thought Fl g
forward copies Of lie expenditure oI the public
approp riations. for the past two years.
II appeass from this that the Administration
means 70 snpercede 81 B. Young IS Governor
81 Utah, leagine him to Be Governor IF nothing
buthis filty wives We may perhaps see stir
ING times when the Administration shall make
its new appointment Mes Pierce g Co.
eaunot get any oneof tie present citizens Of
Utah to accept the tioyernorship. for every nan.
ol them vnold Be prevented, Il not by his reli-
gion, BY his fear Of hasingIlis lie taken. And,
ifany man not Mornn shall be sent to act IS
Governor, TIE army d tie United States viii
have to act IS his body guard to protect him from
assassination. Governor Young announced "a lis
people some months ago, that - de6ed President
Pierce 70 remove him. 50 here IS chance for
q war and scarcely chance fOr any thing else
The Administration viii not end the husband Of
Governor Youngs flty wives halfso easily De-
moIished IS Gregtown Was.
we seriously hope That tie presidents codt-
age can be screwed up and keptup to the point
81 eading Young at al hazards Il may
bring On agensral fight with The llos1nanz, bot,
ifso, let the fight come. The General Govern.
ment may have 10 Constitutional right to pro-
hibit polygamy ii Utah. but It Is right toap-l
point Goeernor Of The Territory, and, Il the
practical assertions Of this right shan involve tie
necessity of inaicting such punishment upon
the Moruans as their crimes deserve Il win pro
baby Be al the better for the country.
LouisviH Journal
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27


tgsa Ger cas he yenl BE father
Of Northern Demo. sen. bout g Be-
repudIaiad 81 to zea.bern Democracy
The Richmond Enquirer tie greet South
ern oracle speaking n his lais speech ~
Detroit sys
Ifhis language "a correctly given 'n HE
report ofhis speech he hes severed tho Iast
cord which bound bin Re- iho Democracy
% the south. hencelolih he must rank
with Benton AID Van Bafen. as one Who
has ineuIted our feelings nnd betrayed orr
confidence The weak attempt d rerYo tho
masters, toreconcie devotion 10 DE consli.
tuition with submission b AbollIionisn-a
attempt 70 which be was persuaded by lhe
suggestions Of an undyinq ambilion-has
placed him with those illuslrious apostles
10 The limbo Of los. and dishonored poIili>
clans.
Poor Cass, thinking Chat lie was sufficient
y recommended a The South 81 his sup-
port q the Nebraska bill, sought 70 recon-,
mend himself to the North 81 telling how
bitterly be hated slavery Evidently So
cunning experiment upon The Two sections
Is dead failure. He may As ven bfshk
bis political sword and retire IL disgust
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27


bles Ind mcI then 1nlxaier ia
some Other portion oflhs vide scope
d policy. AZ ssas j. point pe ill cite
that 81 tie editor ol lhe Belmont GO Inde.
pendant Star, Who, though ssolehman
says
I'VE, unfortunately for ourself cannot be-
long lolhe Know Nolhings, for We ere from
the land 81 Burns and Wallace-We are 3
forsiv ner. and have learned this much Of
their creed, chat none but American born
citizens can belong 70 them; but i we can
not belong to them, We know what We can
dove can vote for their candidate, Il We
can ascertain who lie is: We can and will
throw our influence with Professionalism
against Popery We may refer q CHS sub.
iect again when We find out little more
about them, bat lor the present We hear-
lily bid them God speed in their good
work
80 the attentive and intelligent observer
Of social and political movements whatever
may be his opinion Of Know Nothingisrn, ii
IS evident the Know Nothing organization
IS destined 70 change into great degree
tie relations, objects. and policy of parties
It's asWhip IA the hands Of the people, with
which the greedy harpies who have made
trade d politics win be driven ron pla.
ces whose sacredness they have violated As
the dealers, and money changers Who were
driven from The temple.
Memphis Express.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

~ On orr first page win be found 9 slight
account oftbe recent great Baby Show. We
must say We are sighted II not having been inyi
ted to act as one Of the judges 70 award the prizes,
when il IS known that Mississippi beats creation
Il tie way Of prettg'babiss, and We sre certainly
known 70 be tie best Judge 10 the State Of their
rits. Maybe the directors we're afraid re
sul1 bring some specimens alongs and make the
Northern ladiss al switch OF tie track.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27
Temphis ELPress.
GREAT BATTLE BETWEEN THE AL
LIES AND RUSSIANS.
ALL on TIE cRIalE


81 The arriva olths Balde We have new.
81 great battle which fought Or e..
Cnmea.
Fort Constantine. being invested by zes
and land. after AZ obstinate defence ~.
carried 81 storm on the a6th, IBID baN
up
The allies then bonbarded Ihe ely dns
aest
Ten Russian ships>of-the,line were burn
D sunk
The remaining forts we're carried, one al
tel another, and eight hundred guns were
silenced.
The Russian loss ii dead and Wonndedis
estimated at eighteen thousand at sebasto-
pOIaloae.
Menchikotf. with the shattered remains
Of bis force, retired to.a position il the in
ner harbor. and threatened to Ere down Or
blow up the remaining ships, unless the VIC
tors would grant an Memorable equalization.
The Allied Generals demanded an uneondi-
tional SUR nder, butin The name Of hu-
mainly, gave six hours for consideration.
The latest dispatches say that Menchicoff
had surrendered. dnd that the British and
-Frehch flags we're flying over sebastopol.
An entrenched camp of Russians, on the
'hei3bts Of Alma; which contained sixty
thousand men, besides artillery and cavalry
Was carried a the bayonet's point after four
hours fighting.
No general officers among the British
were wounded. General Thomssson. Of the
French troops, Is thought % be fatally
wounded.
Marshal ST. Arnaaa ind Lord Regain
command III person
p the second eng cement On lhe plains
the attack lasted several hours. AID vas
very saDgpinary resulting II the Z 81 dsisatI
Of the Russians
Dispatches slate that The garrison of Sc
bastopol had been offered free Withdraw
81 but surrendered as prisoners Of war; the
however. are very contradictory
Ore despatch says that Menchikof lele-
graphed 70 ST. Petersburg under date of
he a9th, that he had withdrawn the troops
lnmolested, from before Hebasiopol towards
aalktsehierie. where be would await rein
orcements; and adds that sebastopol Was
lot attacked Up q Tie Josh.
The Russian accounts do not conreal the
act that they have met severe reverses 81
Be crinlca.
The details Of Che sebaalopol news are
lot pected by the British Government
mil The 6th October
Tue Allies slorrnetl Tie Russian snirench-
nent aftsE fodr lei fighting TIE
aench army had NO thousand eight
Iundred killed and wounded. aud the Rus.
ians Six iho1san
Prince Napolsoa. 4 "a cid, had
dsss hoi under m
dispatches ~ Eisna state Nanet.
Of had surrendered tue 81 'ts
.ussian asst
Liverpool dates Msdnesaay. have
oihing farther q sbe capture SIS
ebassopol gee. accounts M oon
ns
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

THE 4FuruBE oF rHE ApNiNIsTRAIIo
Daniel s. Dickinson the Southern Democratic
beau ideal Of q Northern Democratic statesman.
ia a speech recently made At Delhi, New York
speaking Of the asoft Organization Of that State
snoered at II, as being biased upon tie support
Of an administration which had 40 more future
than a kaiydiaF
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

e. It is understood that Queen Chris,
tina and her youthful family are about 70
take up their residence Ia England. Beau>
mont Lodge. three miles from Windsor and
formerly the residence 81 Lord Askbrook
Is how being fitted UP fof them.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

Tie last steamer brings the announcement that
The statement Of immense losses having been sUh-
ssea 81 the Russians ID an engagement with the
alias is the nsighborhool Of sebastopol, . utter
y false
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

Thou shalt not carry off the editors exchanges
unless thou art sure he is done with them neither
shalt tho talk tn him when be i Writing, Oh
reading ..proof" lest he ges angrq aud kick ihee
cut Of the sanctum
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

1.-TWO Irishmeniwere IN prison, one ler siea
ling COW an heother a watch
mike, said the cowstealer, one day, aWhnt
O'Clock IS it?"
aoch Pat havn't my watch handy, think
It is about milking time.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

Tn KEow-N orHrNos a WAsH1NoroN The
Washington correspondent Of the New York
Courier gives the following:
painful .de1ounc len has occurred here.
bat the Secretary of,the Know Meth
ing Association accidentally left his list Of mem
bers within reach Of democrat Who forthwith
sent It to press helistwas seized ii eager
ness BY the opponents Of then order, was dis
played as new proof Of tie lighthouses Of
their designs, But the significant fact was soon
discovered that it comprised the names Of nearly
al the prominent local Democratic politicians,
and was forthwith pronounced base ioggery
Another incident Of an equally alarming char
acter took place 4 few weeks since. a resolution
was takenin Cabinet to purge the department Of
All the clerks suspected upon proboble grounds Of
..Kno Nothing proe The result show
ed the inexpedency Of ~ secret ez-pnrts proceed
ings. The persons turned out and have testified
since their fall that they knew nothing Of the
Know Nothing, while their successors are shown
by later developments Is have been trusted mon
bers Of the mysterious association.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

-. Tlas. 9. 80 49,

LII t05. e. oeeeS ltTclffr
OF al the diseases aesh Is heir there are
none perhaps lat entail more misery 0n
poor huIianitg hen HE diseases So e Eye
The eye has been 8rmed The window D The
sou" and very justly So: for when the light Of
day is shut out from the body - Ike 4 house.
deserted both Of Light and life; nin 4 hore ere
no Diseases more complicated more difficult
to treat than those belonging e the Eye and AZ
who discovers remedy for hem IS entitled 60
the gratitude Of al mankind DE-
Stephens Is the only man who hs aclaln 81
The public gratitude for relearInr theif
Ing, AiteI having spent almost IsE IS
experi nting, BE has at last s1cee in a'.-
covering The celebrated Chemical ESQ 6s
which, Is Z remedial ageni. stands
ae s IS compounded upon stately scientific
i is Impossible 90 1 m and
acts almost like NiIicle
@. @. WQoDAItN gent
Yicksbuar ot. 21th 1884,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

The Monaeu 1rmis contains lha
decree by which young Jerome Bonaparie s.
Baltimore educuted at West Point at The ex-
pense Of tie United States IS made So lieutenant
Of kFagoons Ii the French army.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

~ Mrs.. Am Royal, thewell tnoNn 81
itress ofthe Hunress, published i Wash,
ington city lor many years died "a Sunday
last 81 very advanced age.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

Ii the last National Intelliganeer IS specimen
Of very severe rebuke couched ii dignifed style.
The Washington Union must have WINGED tits
susceptibiHties were not very blunted ThOt Pc
per had been taking to task is contemporary for
apologizing for certain. coarse expressions which
had madYertedIy appeared ID II against 81 ab-
olitionist The intelligence replies;
We would lnforn The Union, If It didnot
SAVIOR Of self praise, that We do not graduate our
language towards political offenders by the meas
ure Of their desert, but rather 81 what IS due to
ourselves ana to the respected readers Of our jour
nal The Union may be right ID holding that
no terms are too offensive to be employed o
wards Abolitionists and Il We were tie conducts
oTs Of j Government organ, We might think Be
too; but IS or taste les II Different the
Union IS too good loeieian to blame d ioF ZIG
ference ii that. Abolition and even Ere ais
are As little to orr liking hey can be bat
Iof the Mon; but We 80 manile stoul dsp
.bation Of them b vim abuse We don't call
the Onion hardnames and # sge c1a obtdla from
Their use Ia regard To les could hardly Be per-
dOned for usasg ttsn tosgagds any thing slss
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

The Know Nothings haze Eve lhoas
sand majority il cincinnati.