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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
YAZ00 CITY MISSISSIPPI WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY
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BY cLAIRvoYANT PRESENT AT THE SCENE.
love-Oh more than words can tell.
(Your five and thirty thousand shiners,)
You draw me by nameless spell.
CAS- California draws the miners
You are so rich in beanty's dover,
And rich IN several ways beside it,
Had your hand within my power,
:. Across bankers draft to guide IT'D
NO care my future life could dim
(My tailor, too! what Joy to him y
Oh shoald you change your name for mine.
I've given my name-on biIis-to TWENTY
Existence were dream divine,
TAT least SO long as cash was plenty.)
Our home should be sylvan grot,
Bath, billiard, smoking room and larler)
And there forgetting and forgot,
Ny present need I'd live the harler)
Oar days should pass in fresh delights,
(Lethargic days and roaring nighls.)
Oh say my young my fawn-like girl,
(She's old enough to be my mother)
Let yes" oerleap those gates of pearl!
NJ laughter IS too hard TO smother y
Let lips that love hath formed for joy,
(For JOY, il they her purse resign me,)
Long hesitate ere they destroy
(And to debtors Jail consign mel
The heart that beats but to adore
yourself the less, your fortune nore.)
Consent-consent, my priceless love.
(i1er price IS five and thirty thousand,)
lswcar by all, around, above.
(Her ursestrings now, | feel are loosened, J
have not loved you for your wealth,
(Norloyed al all, as Pm sinner; J
Oh bliss. you yield one kiss by STEALTH
(l'm sick-that kiss has spoiled my dinner)
Now early name the blissful day,
(Mg duns grow clamorous for pay.)
NoTE.-This song is extracted from the mem
torandum book of Ftz Augustus Tubbs, Esq,
and may be IF service to those who have heard
| the lying proverb that +" a reformed rake makes
the best husband"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

No SABBATH.-In a 'Prize Essay on the Sab
BATH written by journeyman printer in Scot
land, there occurs the following passage:
'.Yoke-fellow fhink how the abstraction of
the Sabbath mould hopelessly enslave the work
ing classes, with whom we are identified. Think
of labor thus going on in one monotonous and
continuous and eternal cycle-lmbs forever on
the rack, the fingers forever playing, the eye balls
forever straining, the brow forever sweating. the
feetfore,er plodding, the brain forever throbbing
the shoulders forever dropping. the lons forever
aching, and the restless mind forever scheming
Think of the beauty 1t would extinguish; OF
the giant strength ii would tame of the resour-
ces Of nature that il would exhaust; Of the as
piration il would crush; of the sickness it would
breei of the projects it would wreck of the
groans il would eztort; Of the lives it would
immediate, and Of the cherries graves that it
would prematurely dig See them, toiling and
moiing, sweating and fretting. grinding and
hewing, weaving and spinning, sowing and
gathering, moving and reaping. razing and build
ing, digging and planting, unloading and storing
striving and strugging-in the garden and in
the field in the granary aud in the barn, in the
factory and in the mill, III the warehouse and in
the shop, on the mountain and In the ditch on
the roadside and in the wood. in the city and in
the country, on the sea and on the shore. en- the
earth, in days of brightness and Of gloom
What a-sad picture would the world present if
we had no Sabbath"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
Mr.. Webb introduced
ton which was adopted !:

Mr. Webb introduced the following resolu-
ton which was adopted
ResoZUed, That the Judiciary committee be in
structed to inquire into the expediency of so al
telng an act entitled an act to secure the collec-
tion of taxes on delinquent lands and for other
purposes, approved March 9th, 1850, as to have
sa id lands redeemable at the Probate Clerks Of
flee in each county, instead of at the Auditors
office.
Mr.. Arthur introduced a resolution instruct
ing the committee on the Penitenuary to en-
quire into the expediency of reporting DiIl
regulating the sale Of manufactured products,
Sc, in accordance with the recommendations OF
the Superintendent-adop
MONDAY, Jan. 23.-A report was received
from the Treasurer, relative t. the cost Of loca
eating the Internal Improvement, and Chicka-
saw School lands, in answer to a resolution of
the Sanate-2OO copies ordered to be printed
Mr. Acker, from committee on Internal I'm
provements, reported substitute for the bill tc
aid in the construction of the n. O., Jackson
and Great Northern Railroad Read 2nd time
ordered printed, and made special order TO
Wednesday.
Mr. Acker introduced a bill to amend the
charter OF the Mississippi Mutual Life Insurance
Company-passed
Mr. Adams from the Judiciary committee re
ported unfavorably on the bill to amend tn
Constitution as to the time of elections, meetin
of the Legislature, SCc.-report received an
bill referred to the committee on revisal Of III
Constitution.
| Also, from the same committee, reported ia
vorably on the bill providing that the terms o
officers shall hereafter expire on Ist January
received and laid on the table.
Also, from the same committee. reported un
favorably on the bill to change the time of elect
ing county officers-received and agreed to.
Also, bill for the benefit of married wome
with a recommendation that tdo not pass. Re
port received, and on motion by Mr.. Roger, tn
consideration of the bill postponed until to-nol
/ row.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

Decision AND TRUrH.-Whatever you thiDa
proper to grant child, let It be granted at tlt
first word, without entreaty or prayer, and above
all without making conditions. Grant wisi
pleasure, refuse with reluctance, but let your Re
fusal be irretocable; let no impt rtunity shslr
your resolution; let the particle "no, whc,
once pronounced. be a wall Of brass, which 8
child after be has tried his strength against s.
half dozen times. shall never more endeavof i8
shake
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.

To suppress TiPpling Houses in the county Of
Clark
To change the time OF holding the Probate
Court of Itawamba
The memorial to Congress [frsm the House, ]
Tor grant of land to The Mobile and New Or
leans Railroad was taken up-a mendments were
offered by Messrs. OHyerand Melville, ami on
motion of Mr.. Ramsey, laid on the table, and
the memorial adopted,
The bill to increase the salary of the Cover
nor to $4,000 was taken mp
Mr.. West moved the indefinite postpone
ment of the BILL
After some debate BY Messrs. West and Ad-
ans, the motion .for indefinite postponemeni
was rejected by ayes l3, noes IA.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
mississippi Legislature.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, ia

FRIDAY, January 90, 1854.
Mr.. Oliver introduced the following resolu-
tion which was adopted:
Resolred, That the committee on the Peni-
Tertiary be directed to inquire into the expedien
cy OF providing by law for the removal of CON
yicts from the several ties under the charge
of a)sub keeper and guard detailed from the
Penitentiary, and at the expense Of the Institu-
tion.
MIR. Reynolds introduced bill to amend the
severa! acts heretofore in force, granting com
missions to guardians, executors, &c. Referred
to Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Melville introduced bill for the pur-
of Hutchinson's Form Book. Referred 10 Ju-
dietary committee.
Mr.. Johnson introduced bill 10 regulate the
Legislature of Mississippi, proposing to make
Lobby members co ordinate branch of the
Legislature"
Mr.. Oliver introduced a resolution instrucling
the committee on E ucation, to inquire into the
expe ency of compelling School commissioners
to make detailed statement of the Common
School and 3 per cent funds received. number Of
children at school,. &c.
Mr.. Cobb from the select committee to whom
was referred the special message of the Cover
nor, on the subject, made report accompanied
with bill providing for the printing of Wales
first Geological and Agricultural Report Of the
State of Mississippi, which was received and
agreed TO, and the bill read the first and second
time, and made the order for Tuesday the oath
inst.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

OJ A country paper says: s'When you see
girl so weak that she can't sweep her seven-b
nine chamber, but can go and dance all night
with the power of locomotive, make up your
mind that she is sgot up on bad principles. The
sooner you take your hat and depart, the better.
Such -ort of calico has been the ruin of many
man.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

&C. A book has been published in England
by DIR. Stowell, in which he undertakes to prove
that s.the forbidden fruit was the tabacco plant.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

BY The act making appropriations for the service OF the
Post Office Department during the fiscal year ending the
thrieth Of june thousand eight hundred nifty
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OrPICIAL.]
PR C u j. d INUS
II o A II u OF lECTNIEN,

BATON RoU Nv, Zee. oth 1894.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment
present
JouN r. DurRocq, Mayor.
En-. llFRfARr, CmAs. GrEpKY,
II. ToMLISsoN, +. Brooks,
ED. Willis
On motion, Resotued. That the Mayor
be authorized to renew, if possible. Ger.
tain bond for fifteen hundred dollars, due
by the Corporation to the Louisiana State
Bank, and payable on the 18th inst.
A petition from Clarlsa Hill, f. W. c. re-
Said petition was laid on the table.
An account OF J VI. Halliday, for sur
vcys Of boundaries OF grave yard. and plans
Of the Same was presented and, on motion
was referred to the Committee on Gene
try.
The amotnt Of seventy FIVE dollars was
allowed N,cheal Powers, for ditching 1904
yards by order Of the street Committee.
The amount OF one hundred and fifty dol
lars was allowed Mr.. Henry Tomlinson
being the apprase value Ct certain land cx-
propriatsd from him by the Corporation
from the opening of North Street.
The following accounts were also allowed
James }. Odom, for Jail hand s65 20
=" : Loafers, 10 IS
Henry Tomlinson, for nails, S ~
w. f. Tunnard, coal for Mayors
Office, 4 80
On motion, Resolpca That two persons
be appointed as assistants TO the Town
Constable in the discharge Of his duties,
VINO will be invested with the same powers
an authority now delegated to that officer,
and who will he subject to the orders and
direction OF the Mayor and Town Consta-
bic, and will hold their Offices during the
pleasure of the Board In case of neglect
oil duty, the Mayor is authorized to suspend
said assistants until the meeting of the
Board Of Selec'men. and appoint substi-
tlltes in their place, as well as in case OF
sickness or resignation. Said assistant
police to receive forty-fve dollars per
month for their services
The Board then proceeded to ballot for
two persons to act in pursuance of the a.
bove esolutlon
The names of F. A. Nephler, NJ Her-
nandez, Joseph Sanchez. James Routh. j.
Murphy, Geo. Lockwood and Loretto Ro-
diigues were proposed.
On counting he votes it appeared that
F. A. Npphler and } ,seph Sanchez had
each received tour votes, and they were
declared duly elected
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned. ....
J. r. DUFROcQ, Mayor.
JAS. G. GAYLE, Clerk.
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A TRUTHFUL PIcTURE.-The tol.

n wv VI wv Ao'"
lowing is a fe-!ike profile picture, Of a
literary sucker:
The literary sucker is unquestien-
ably character. lIe has great
love for Byron, big neck ties and bill
ljar1s Has great regard for classic
iiferature, and in the same connection,
keen affection for Sue and Dumas.
Bprrows money from his friends, swim
dies his lanalady, walks away from
his tailor, and has supreme contempt
for creditors generally. Steals from
old English ANNALS and novels snch
portions Of them as bis traDscendent
genius can appreciate, and transfers
them to thrilling romaoces over his
own signature. Talks knowingly Of
poetry and music to the young ladies'
Of his acquaintance, and goes into
rhapsodios at the mention of flowers
and moonlight. Such is the literary
sucker.
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CAMPnoR AN ANrlpoTE For
STRycHNINE.-Dr. SupDock, in a let.
ter to the London Lancet, claims to
have made the discovery that cam
phor is an antidotc for that terrible
poison, strychnine A man who had
been thrown into commissions by two
doses of the poison one sixth of n
grain Of each, administered for the
Observation-Disclosures relieved by twenty
grains Of camphor taken in six grains
of almond mixture.
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THROWING yITRrot..--The Now
York papers contain further partcu-
lars with regard to the singular case
of Mr.. Grey, who has been arrested
for throwing vitriol upon the ladies'
who we're passing from N'blo's Gar
den, This business has been spcci-
ally with GHEY for long time Is
appears to be a religious monoman;ac,
and his conduct is attributed to bis
zeal for the suppression OF theatrical
arnuSemcnts.
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The love Of admiration il the cank-
er upon he heart Of many lovely wo-
man. It IS vanity III it, worst FORM
It insinuates itself into the moral ma
ture, and either makes the woman an
object Of vulgar stare, or pubic motor
iety. When her beauty is gone, the
absence Of the stimnlant to her weak.
ened nature leaves Der irritable and
disappointed. Beauty is danger
Gus inheritance, and requires q special
duty from the owner Of it. The des-
tiny IF a beautiful woman is nobler
than TO be stared at by vulgar crowd,
or hattcrcd by heartless society.
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The whole number of Volumes in
the Lbraies of the Harvard Universe
ty, Cambridge, Massachusetts, is as
follows In the College Library,
$500 Medical Library, 10000;
Law Library, 1900; Theological Iii.
brary, $500 Sosieiy Library Of Stu.
dents, $1,000; total 90, 100. Be-
sides these volumes, there are 1000
pamphlets.
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~ The steamer Cataract from
St. Louis, bound for New Orleans, on
the 26th ult. struck a snag at the
Devils Island which knocked so large
hole 10 her bottom. that il was with
difficulty she made the shore, and Ian
ded par, Of her cargo before she went
down to the boiler deck This is the
second time the Cataract has been
pitched into the season.
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REASON FOR NOT DANc1NG.--At
The close ola fair held by the Free
Will Baptist Society in Manchester,
N. H.. a few evenings since, the Pas
tor. Rev Mr.. Davis, was asked wealth
er dancing would be allowed. His
answer was no; for dancing did no
good. it was a harbarous custom, and
til. first Baptist Of whom We have
any account, lost his Aead By dancing!
The audience was satisfied with the
reason.
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sNow.--Tbc wind took another
Sudden shift yesterday morning and
50 sudden has been The change, that
the thermometer his not had time to
settle. A slight sprinkle Of something
like snow took place about y o'clock;
so, number Of different persons haze
said, and those who we're not out to
feel and see it, we hope will not gain
say the assertion
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TIE STEAM FIRE ENcNE.-The
Council has resolved. we believe, to
have machine of this description
built that will cost $4,000. Mr.. Boil
win, the French engineer, who pro-
posed to the Council special commit
tee to build for 81 200 steam fire en-.
CINE OF 100 horse power, to be moved
as we'll IS worked by steam, and to
throw continually a quantity of water
equal 10 995 gallons toa height OF
246 feet, now proposes, we understand,
to meet the Councils views, to build
for 50, ZOO steam FIRE engine Of so
horse power, throwing 497 gallous to
height of 246 feet per minute
The Cincipnati engine cost $4,000,
but is of much less power than that
proposed by Mr. Bolvin-Delta.
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New REsTAuRANr.-It will be seen
tLa, Messrs. RArcL1rF u FLAMANT,
have taken the stand opposite Beal's
Livery Stable on Third street, where
they have opened n "New Restaurant z
They will keep oysters always; Tea,
Coffee. Chocolate, etc, and serve meals
Of the very shortest notice, all in the
very best style, and smoking hot
See Notice. --..
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HEAVY IMPORTATION OF C,eAhs.-
The brig Baltic, which arrived at
Boston, on Thursday week, from Ha-
vana, brings the largest quantity Of
cigars ever imp rted in one vessel at
that port. The import comprises
2,158,235 cigars, consigned to differ
cut housss ia this city.-zrss Dslto.
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ST.. JAMES Masonic LopcE.--A'
the Annual Communication Of this
body on Saturday night last, the fol
lowing list Of officers were elected fo'
the ensuing year;
rysEsE L.vcrE, ". NJ; Chss G. EIrrnoS, sr
W.: Ronr E McHArroE II. W WV. HuBBs, ST.
D.; Josspu McConareK, Jr. D.. WIN. s. Pike
Treasurer; JANIS II. ELAN, Secretary Il. IL
BURx, Marshall: A. RHGtR, Rylcr.
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THE LATE COT. Joaa Il. Ga7mfs

khb A<h = Nbst - - SO Az - ~ 'tf'v
Tuesday mo-nings Delta, contains u
hrisi but interesting biography o this
, distinguished citizen Of New Orleans.
from whieh The following Is IA ex.
tract:
e On The arrival Of Gen. Jackson in
TINS city, Oh lie al OF December 1914,
john Il. GrYm.s was one OF tbs first
OF OF, prominent citizens 10 tender bis
services to tho General lie WAS APP
pointed ail.ls-c4mp, and as such rem
dered the General most valuable coun.
,el aud assistance in ihe conduct Of
the ever memorable defense Of this
city. There Was not one Of his
twelve Aids Oh whoso Judgment more
relied than Co. Grym"s. The saga-
cious General preserved beneath n
rather ilaShy exterior, clear vigorous
intellect. IN admirable Judgment and
tact, qualities Of inestimablc value III
military counsel. Thea, IA ever
afterwards, TO his very last appearance
~ public, the dress and outward bear
my Of Colonel Grymes indicated an
apparent leyi'y Of character, which
contras.ea strikingIy with the solid
qualities Of his mind and soul He
was always remarkable for his gay
and snowy dress. OF very digniti"1
aud graceful figure and bearing, he
preserved ny unusual care and taste IN
dress to extreme old AYE, the same
youthful and elegant bea'ing which
rendered him 50 conspicuous an OBJ
jet, among The rather plain and IN.
graceful persnnugcs who surrounded
Jackson III the great operations III The
defense Of New Orleans. During the
siege, Colonel Grymes was frequently
selected by Jackson on account Of his
''ashing aa'antry and adventurous
spirit for enterprises Of great peril ant!
responsibility. He was never unequal
to any task assigned him. On more
| tam one occasion his services were
brilliant and effective.
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nr- Mr.. y. u. DeDowYupor'"-
tendent Of the census Office, II making
preparations to issue daily paper in
WastingtcH c;ty The publication Of
which, he will commerce, as soon as
he rctires from that office. 1t is to be
entitled the United States Times.
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A FAcr.-The American Organ ..

A FAcr.-The American Organ ..
Washington says:
awe have reason to know that the
American party in New York. if unit
ed, would have polled at least 20, 900
more votes than were necessary to
elect their candidate. And it must
not be forgotten that our party has
not been in existence single year,
and that it is gaining strength rapidly
in all quarters Of the country. Let
not The Argus or the Union taunt
our party with defeat under such cir
cumstar ccs. Let them look at elections
which have transpired since the New
York aud Pennsylvania elections, and
answer the question Do the elections
in Massachusetts and Delaware show
decline or advance in American
stocks
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KossuTH.-A London letter SAYS

KossuTu.-A London letter says
"kossuth is at present doniciled at
his residence in St. Johns Wood.
about mile from Hyde Park Corner.
He is living zetiredIy, but SEES a good
many of his political friends, and it is
understood is not without carrying on
intrigues in Germany, through numer-
GUS agents attached 10 the revolutiona-
~ CAUSE"
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The London Diogenes has a pic
.ure Of Menschikof addressing the
Russian army, and informing them that
If they allow Sebas'opol to be taken,
some Of them will have to take the
news to the Emperor.
The bearer Of such a despatch
ought FIRST to make his will.
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The celebrated German traveller, j
G.. Kohl, has been for several weeks
infthis country, and proposes to make
a thorough examination Of all sections
Of the Union, Of course, with the de-
sign Of writing book.
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The MEETING YEs1ERDAY.-Ac.
cording to notice previously given
by hand bill and Otherwise !; a meet.
ing of the Democracy of East Baton
Rouge" took place at the Court House
in this city, Yesterday evening, to
name good and true man from the
ranks of the (s'i]D untcrritled, to ell
the vacant place i'll the leg stature
Mr. ROBERT i. KNOX, was uominat.
ed
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afnuSGnlcIfs

4 CLERICAL REslGsAToIS--Mr.
Il. G. Grien, North Carolina. has
resigned the 81 400 annum )2d CLASSY
cler .hip which be held in the Navy
Department.
Sac instances are SO rare, that
they are worth mentioning.
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The journeymen printers Of New
York held a meeting on Saturday
night for the purpose Of devis'ng
means to relieve several hundred OF
their brethren who are out Of employ
ment. in consequence of the depressed
condition of the trade in that city.
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LARGE BUSINESS IN CorToH.--The
sales of cotton in the market vester-
DAY, according to our commercial rec
ord, were twelve thousand FIVE bun
dred bales Which is abou, the largest
business Of any single day since the
season commenced. = Crescent
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IL Mr.. Octave Cornay. is spoken
in rs a candidate 10 fill the vacancy
Or the representation Of St. Mary, o.
casionea by the death Of The. late a
" Baker.
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&C. On the 9th ut, the Florida
Legislature met at Tallahassee. In
the Senate there are II Democrats
and I Wings. In the house there are
% Democrats and lG Wings.
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" Through Captain Timothy Of
The Wharf boat we have to thank E'-
fort Of that gem Of Coast Packet
the Gem, Or city papers p hours
ahea,! q the mail.
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The English Government has late
ly contracted with a London manu-
features for thirty-tivc million cartrid-
ges and fifty-two thousand bomb
shells. 1t will take year to CON-
plcte the contract.
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UNITED STATES DIsTRICT CouRT.--
The Docket of Admiralty causes will
be called in this morning at ten
o'clock, and cases set down for trial.
Deklu 22H INST.
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ia mans own conscience is his
sole tribunal and he should care no
more for that phantom, "opinion,'
than he should fear meeting a ghost
if he crossed the church-yard at dark.
-Bu/wcv.
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Gbtapetkly CnII1ct
Thursday Morning, Deo. 7, 1854

TnE MgDfcAL News We have IN
our table The December number Of thu
Medical Nevs and Hospital Gazette
It contains The usual amount of inter
osting medical Intelligence from the
pens Of Distinguished and talented
1nembors OF the Profession in New Or.
Jeans.