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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-08
10 THE PHYSICIANS or THE VEST.
And 10 az those pio uss liquor as Medicine 81
w nellernn.

lt9 II 4tt htsSs 4t0 lts4 tt44gI 48 q 4At4lsa4e On
m BsUaogs
Physicians who ascribe Alcohol Liquors foT
Medical purposes should give the preference
10 Wolfe's Schedam Aromatic Schnapps
i. III - manufactured at Schiedam. lis Holland
and exclusively ia the factory Of the proprietor
BIZ processes and from material elsewhere un-
employed and unknown.
q II IS proved By the repeated analysis 81
several eminent chemists, 70 Be entirely FREQ
from the pernicious fusi Of which remains "a
every kind Of liquor distilled from grain and
which is the cause Of tie nervous and Viscerui
arrangement serious congestion and morbid
desire for habilnal and intemperate indulgence
which such liquors invariably tend 70 superin-
duce.
81 tt Is proved BY the same unerinr guests
that the Jupiter Gin IS not favored with The
cours id and indigestible 81 of jupiter here
tofore used but with the specifically lighter
more volatile aromatic and medicinal of che
two essential oils 81 ere Italian iunipberry neg
lected By every other Manufacturer,
4 Itia chemically proved o Sc absolutely
pure il its ret ati0na quality obtained by
All entirely new process and which Az other
Holland gin 81 the world has acquired
s, Itis proved 81 extensive medical eNpen.
ence and testimony u BE an efficient aa vel
reeable remedy in many cases 81 in-
HI fcr gravel. seronic enmatism
|lnce eoI'co connections IS The kidney
and bladder. df8pepsF ..eFer and 1cne general
debility sluggish circsacn ofthe blood de-
fcient assimilation 81 food rNd c<h8usted vital
energy.
s. Ii a most grateful and renogaling cordi-
ii and when used a. directed never illfames
ire system 81 induces inebriefy but tends rath-
% subdue the latter iraiiiy 81 creating
dislike to all inferior liquors And & invari-
bly, coFrects the III effects Of bad water wheth-
er in uamp or limestone districts. In all 81
these enumerated qualities it has % rival Ga
market b the world.
Since the introduction 81 this celebrated
medical beverage into the United tates q
number Of Liquor Houses III New York and0ur
other urge cities have commenced counterfeit
ingit. The genuine is only sold in quart and
pint bottles handsomely wrapped 10 yellow pa
per, with my name on the bottle, cork, and e.
ble- / would advise those who use if medicine
ally,to purchase By the bottle, ns Bars and
Hotels hll W bottles wits common gin and
sell II FOR the genuine E1f sale by al respec.
table dfuQqsts - tho United states.
UDUDPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
le, 20, ana 81 Borer *, New York
The word sSchnapp belongs exclusively b
my srticle, allothers ore cornfere it.
For sale il New Orlean bY
Converse 81 Go.
y Hart 81 co.
Peters Willard
John right %.
Jarvis 8 n oodmuns
Yazoo City NOV "a IS 3-m.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-08

ReThe London Times realizes that the brush
with Russia t not the mere furry that was at
frst anticipated. It says that 100000 men are
required BY the Aliens TODD the work before them
properly, and adds:
With the fall ofSebastopol our psasent intense
anxiety may cease butwith that event the war
must be considered as only just commencing
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-08

must claim l. INDUS euce Of our read
ers tns week for The want Of the usual variety of
reading matter. The length Of the very inter-
esting sermon, which ne publish BY request ex-
cludes number Of editorial ard selected articles
intended for tO-days issue
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-08
WHY DON'T YoU ADERTIsIg


TO those merchants and tradesmen who are com
planning of the severity Of the times, we address
inquiry: Why don't you advertise? Il is just
ias hing to help you out Of your difficulties to
relieve yod from existing enbarrasments. There
mistake about It, and the demonstrations
ch have been made within yOur own obserya-
tio those who have advertised extensively,
the fact that advertising is the sure road to
ane Advertise and your increased sales and
tionaI profits win enable you not only to pay
yeuI advertising bills, but save you, and inspire
confidence in your creditors and the public. But
should this expectation not be fully realized you
can hardly be worse of than you now are. Moth
ing risk nothing win. You know that large for
tunes have been made by advertising and yon
also know that noman ever advertised ez tensirely
and thoroughly that did not succeed
There Is no sense ID standing idle--no sense ii
brooding over existing Els tie true way il TO
4 uar upon tbem-an DO it through
the means and agency Of the Press. which is truly
and enphaticaliy sthe mighty lever of the bust.
ness world. and YOU know tt Advertising is the
grand remedy Cast yonr bread upon tie vat
ars' and IN q short time it shall return to you
again. The experiment IS worth trying, II Il not2
=
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wrss. 3 r. wuserf.r.

Would respectfully inform the public that She
/ ! prepared to take seven 81 eight more pupils
in her school, her number lacking that many of
being complete. -Four yourR ladies from Tie
country can be accommodated with board %
her residence. Dee. s. 25 If
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-08

THE UNITED SrATKs SENATE The Bait.
more American has the following specula-
lions on tie complexion 81 he United States
Senate Of 1a56-5e
Twenty seven democrats hare bee1 let.
ca to hold over tie next United States b
ate. The Legislators Of South Caroline.
Florida. Alabama. Louisiana. Arkansas and
North Car 30, are democratic. and viii
send sever re democrats from those states
there being two TO be chosen from North
Carolina, making thirty-four democrats GER
tain out 81 sixty-tWo members, AT of whom
except four we're in favor Of the Nebraska
bill, and, il IS believed viii b against and
attempt to dislafb i. The opposition have
eighteen members elected "a addition
they have The control Of The legislatures il
Iowa, Indiana. Illinois, Pennsy lvania Wis
consin and New York, and may elect
Senators il those States, inereas
force ID lie Senate 70 twenty
New Hampshire legislature eh .|I have
g elect two Senator'S e yei Is s. cbossn
The Senator from Missouri Is doubtful
ne Senator rem California. Z sin be seen
lhefei5 GA democrats sill have 81
gorkin IS he Senate 81 1850. g
Tie et IS largely i opposition lo
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-08

Snow The weather during the past week has
been excessively cold; and On Monday night last
we had quite snow.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-08

- The sd September, The day on which
tie Russians sunk Their ships Of var ii the en-
trance to sebastopol, Is theiirst day ofthe French
year, according to the publican calender the
first day Of the Jewish year, and also the FIRST day
Of tie Mahonetan year The commencement Of
the French year Is concurrent with the autumnal
equinox, The Jewish Is regular lunar year. and
the Mohanesan consists of only 354 days aud nine
hours This stange occurrence of the three new
year days has never hap ned before, and viii not
be witnessed again for thousands Of 7ears
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-08


ne i oe eAfa Of
men ent g ae - nsus
ilhcn cess 81 Ashieve~
n bN G 90 1T aele ned reso.
luton
ege.ssns marvel done npen M I'll. hnt e
1d pruno d faith.
Nothins noble generous q great bat aiih Was
G ths .QlE 6 the eehle
8 etnles ss.as.li assaaas .11lsssl 1As - kt.s
4ss..s ss. /. t.... I. ~ Y..ss. N.
s
scpks S. tlr s.sd S |sssill. aas lie sons s.
tithias "a their cause.
"a faith Columbus found pash g iheunlFlea
waters
inc ne.oes g Akc sne SaErss assA ought g ear
-, $50, 1,,.. 4.,,...
q $3.50 ~ s s.s 1890 - '''s
49,. 8 s. it,
~ 3 - 49,. !. w. 49,.
- " W.
:. Ia P...1s. NJ s.ss. $3.50 VI
...'.,7 :. 49, go = s $3.50
+ :. -. IS ;..5
,,a i 49, ~ ~,
-
"a ths condition 81 huraa1n acII iegan,e..
But the truth forsoeth. Is untrue # por-
chance il Be applied So IS to conflict With
our desires, our propenaigies or our worldly
feelingsl
This Is not good logic. Faith a. the con
dilion Of salvation, IS an nnmeanino appoints
nent 81 christianity: but faith Is the condi-
ton of success ii other matters as + com
mon pfineiplel This is not very sound ar
Rument.
81 i clear then, beyond controversy that
90 objection against faif6, ii religion, as
condition Of salvation. does not, cannot exs
Isl. 70 sag that # exists does not give It
existance, No mat can think but with hui
man faculties, 10 man can reason but with
human powers. No man can repudiate the
truth s sueh,--lao man can believe that
two and Two make six Il follows then, Of
necessity that this So called ob
lectlon to christianity, ike the previous
ton, falsely Or ignorantly gather ID; but
which has no other foundation than mere
yapid, vacant wish that something might
Be made "a. AT last appesr to oppose the Re.
ligi0n of the Bible.
IS Bnt probabl. the lons 81 "a ST ol,;ee.
ions aver ,,r,ad s..a;rs1 s. .'st;sr;4,
painst The foetri : ~ prr,s srrror ih;s II
s ssid clear fanalicisnos false y, fact. ana
r;sIieslo3s - s,l,ear.ree' 49, 80 s. S
I;Ealv 49, ~. $500 ~, Ill
.ke@ .sE t. sss.s.es creed 81 .'ll .sen i ss
csasr 5. 1900 80 Il
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AIM fhat ~ saw an readv IS c ,sr
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r,;rd s. 80, ,,,ss ;s ;yaas
80 l:lsls
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fsIe hsl;se .l,st 80 Ia - 49,
al,;se.;a.,s ae.a,s;..as s !. -
osllss soc,,;s - l rai;sr;os Ea 81
49, nj fobass ~ eassc,
manv christ;ops rss. 81 ana
.ssl,l ~ val,. 1000 s, 49,
~ Is .r,,tb srcb s. +, s
I'D that anv mo-; ,ica,;s'
hen Is be.nnderslooa s..
doeIf;ne of 1,hy;sl.ss par
S. Fs not nrevionslv hsen s..
,la;nire .eral doctrines ~ ehr;st;anitv
rh;ch Sen bronoht formed We aFs
al ina ee.a IS q objections uroed auainst
bsea sava,sl ..fr;.,as ayl go n,al,;,s,, 49,
,,,irv vvhet - - realIv ~ are 3ran.
lnlentlv 81 we % IS fsr
ookinG ct ths Se ohissI;en
ICES 1e cove, .s s M
81
We NAV be nerns.tss 6Sss 81 nause
s. ! single moment. and |bs t this doc.
r;na lone enouoh Is enquire s6as # Isl
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-08

FOR ICE-PREsTDENT.
lLllA SHARK
or MISSISSIPPI
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-08

FOR PRESIDENT IN 1886.
WILLARD FIIlI.MORE
or NEW YORK.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-08

Friday Morning, Deeember >.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-08

Physicians who ascribe Alcohol Liquors ior
Medical purposes should give the preference
10 Wolle'a Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps
/. IL u manufactured at Schisdam, in Holland
and exclusively ia the factory Of the proprietor
BY processes and from material elsewhere un-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

Cap,sla Lucs's s,aasmsnt precioees all doubt. We
must record the Of James woodruff In tee lat
Of these sho pedshse ~ith the Ia fstsa steamer
I have known han ons and ,ntias,ey; he vss Ia ths
fullest Of the Sord sman there can b. isftisr
psIssyIic He whose frssnaship vas 90 honor
and . uvst ! would SPEAK of h N 4 know hsa, q
hish.scuiva merchant and . sincere frsna.
In e,mmsrolai point of visw, hs will bs most
sensioy fst IN shessst valley Of the mississippi where
he established hi@-rf some aftesn years ago Having
. large and innvsnsL loufs 81 New or.ssas, aud
sxc'hsr ~ = Louis, Mo he vildea . business Of .
million a. dellss yer snnam; ana no man 10 the
We, has cone moe tow~sd promoasg the growth
snc export u the ssSins srteles of Western
then hisss. he possessed q bola and eusrgstii mini
oour "a With ped ,bysiesl eEtugssce szd speedily o.
tstI be. thrsushost the broad vasg Of the nss-sip
. aftpusssien msfehsnt u tnsn 'inry ess.
o. mid Ih- hssi,s o. industry sess ,ay eq asiisd By
hss In u.sosis~ ntssny No rsrch 10 the Zee, or
sor,h rsorsa high.r thas james a. woodruff soetsbe,
ana generous 10 f.st posssssd Of m.ay noble quail
ties 'hs' .oud sss plsssurs 40 dssi upon, he hes
PC ssaesDcy IN nary h..t sssids the~e of his o~n
broisn Aossshold n memory ~ail hong ss ssp, ssa
~ men ~so tnes anu spsFrcast stsa has ~orh ] nave
,pttss sal, Of hin ~. ki. ehsr@e,sr samis Of higher
praise tnenosnip exAEot ov~rrss< a. hs hss l-fs 70
hs bfesyes ehisores something o~ss1ss mas fsrtane,
Which ~ no gs.aos iIeoossa-Iab go esatssioa
fbt N ftNrfs MEa As W -
a. IDsfcLsGt h. ~ss nist osEot~t 10 hsf, sof
brother. The is~sss a pure lie assdsa
teen the coaniirs rom sac resss-.ssasaoas a. one
as he -a4 snsc'icnsss n, M. etbsf.
he sss iEo0c-d ~ bis ssistsss snf freaas. psrlv
sgsinri b.s osn wubsi y iaAs the susop~ss tns. "a
cem,ary 9th ais aster DO tisiit1s ~ toe erst
tine he hsa ever lsft he 0a~iness ssss- tae
Of As c.nuetcat 10. iuds 80 81 hss
fe hon.e sna ola o. asa ne .susGs othsr
lsssur~s " r. nseuchoy 20 rsasci tsst tae ec,y an
itsnce q reiss'ian rcm essy tcs Ne. Fus rssea 10
hsekIsteScs.
ssbArg sfrtie, Win as ~fe s.~nAng rssr his
.is,G suo her chiiaree ! ssctsrs hsa 40
M puo's syr,W fuu 81 sanesta go tas
uDfoIse2s,ts tfolna hln, sla h.f or1-us 81 lis-sn
--that were A. funt netf a n nsm tsxs tsDoxht
of lin, ~. Va sha c.str~rs ~ fsnc s'nsss
ntas Ls S.hy eataesn. ~ hss 900 90 prs
- h ils whs Waftans a tnsif 4atst ne
iulAtsfnt fpe 49, shfir ffws Mresnf b. s-cs c&a
H. hir as.itE Leave - fec.tfs 49, shetny ts ga
tCn.
he i sutt mruosy o. - osls - tssss; - 90 70
roofso frym thst eses ua1oasiea .lss a e~sn "a
hfA,cn, ~
His ile was csti'. sfd 80 sismsrss
20 .xsd ~ h4m, tast a~suf~ sa,ses sssma a.
And ~ ~ Al tns woxtt. tAss sss msa "
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City Ilaseillgence.

FATAL ACCIDENT "A man, named John Howell, was
killed yesterday board the steam propeller
fstorr SCOT BY being crushed in the machinery Of the
btat while she was on her voyage to this port from
Oh srleston, fouth Carolina The deceased was inms-
dstely tshen to the New York Hospital whore he died
IN .ew minutes after his admission An inquest will be
held to day BY Coroner Hilton
lxsuRAsm ON STORES IN CANAL sTRm we are inform
90 tins Insurance. ON the premises destroyed by Are
fioay Dfght, was - follows: the buildings Nos and
Csnai sueet running through walser street. the
cker - 000 Manhattan e6 O00 Irving S3 0O0
Wsshir etcn. $1,000; Harmony, $500; st M.rk's,
81 900 Excesior 81 ooo F1lsoa 81, ,6Oototal $40 COO
ZOO; kxceli, $780, Fulton Sf 500 Hsrset Ss 600:
Commercial u 500; Rutgsrs ei.60o-totsi SI3 o0o m
all thirty two thousand dollars, which win more than
cover the loss "
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~
Rev 1lenss Ices iermsry ~ Ns0tnsss assi sessss
" ~ Gontxsney 10 ths = sts u NJ ~
erAts instct sed ateiaea sssty - ss.s sss
nit. beng ~ oInsgts snss 10 A.. Zee stsF&ssly
layer yo..sish sse ssrs,s.. IL .is- >. - .s.
nbtr " tbs h@ntnsAy asstststaf. fs 81 40
cisS mso sNsp. ~. - sisssss ssss q shs kss
tulss sfHrie "a 1T ~ rts - 4. - shs
na.Gl, aisi 80 - Neninsty sAa 20 tao sssss
D. is5 - aSais sisvtse = eassss shs sas u
~. terG ~ ] x - sssifva Es.Aaafs Psgsr
fr. NAA o. (cs ied rfetn ~As - htsssss OF. q
native q Nteirs thouTn b sssausse~ an e~.~s is
H. ntn ~, ~bs1 quite youns ma =. B. mot sepro
p'istsiy cn@racfsxfx@1 .oos~, q cpo@t~r.ss
intellect srd s.eies versatility "a s,s~as saa par
.u.s y We wefe Ebsa, q in '>fa-s ibs "a a. ksssf
au.tstiou, = Nc1e hut Linse,i ~ p.r.d.s'-
put IL jue cecur~ 20 ~ tast - Gag
WI, - riy ors., bl <Sa ghiscp<- as- "a c.ar.-
xssrntor Coiqai't the vho - . ttrsas 4sx~
prssehta eoagsnt h's sop2 -<ssos shs
Moth .ft.t sh"Itn, c-f~ssd f~ssllas .ss~ca a.
ing q h's pocs rts. cg ~ oa Ffesa.nss la .r
nal ,rntrsyencn. u"@'irs a. hs.t ssrsrga 81 a.
si1 ieet la Dis ht.eknss ~ hiseans, al n IA
oay
Nj th,iton mead Die pc.ts.l esfe~s . !. N.
cs.t OF tie Jacsson tianp 80 4e os.ps.s a. mira
Ad>ms snd Clay ~ l.2u " aen,g gs .css a., -.
lbssc tass tsat ,mpiysd - Juh1 f<rsassa a 7, a.
Eocr o. tie sen&fs. =, vnpa tse x,r,, s.a ,,nsa
Vn ecesu,.t ~ his rositto .1e sa,k.oo o.ft. :.
ant Goa ticcst. eno asfnn ne b..s sses~sr. a, a
0fsea issr counss7' &c sAs i,uistN = their esse
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COAL. &C.

6N0L-CHEAP co Il YARD-SS 80 FOR BUST RED
~ ash large NUT % 90 for best red ash stove or
egg sxe screened aod eeversd from nsW coal ysrd
2b4 First avenue, bstwson Eourtesnth a0d Fifteenth
Otresta Less 70 grocsrs HICa sRD JLINEJN
NOAL FIX DOLLARS PER TON.-NUr, STOVE EGG
~ or CRATE coal OF hrss quality, red ash Peach r.
ehard screened and fuu sAIs at ths Pso
pies Coal and Flour agency, sS Brosdway, or a. the
branch Offices Fulton etreet, Court street Brook
bn, Commercial srfest, opposite Atlaahe Basta,
s. nth Brooklyn; Aso, fo,s of sou b Nev-n.h 20 !
Grand streets Williamsburg and Ia Flushin< avenas
four doors south visi,n avenue Esst Brookyn;
ut the coslraro oi6 Green ven street. Ne YORK Also,
nour sead BY the single barred At the wholesale market
p9ies.
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The Case OF Mr.. Hance.
Nnxw vnnn IA
10 THY EDITOR OF THE NEW

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
sesiDE piece in paper some moths past regard
Ing my copouct 10 Panama now plsdgs my word that
gre-t many h'pgs sontained In II false and that
% pub have done all that lay In my power for
my fellow couptrymen. here witnesses in the city
cf New York who testify to my general chsrater
yreviJus 10 The IT, uoe then In tsxe the liberty
Of sAlh1g on two of them, Oliver CnArloox aud Col
Mann. fwaDt make those statements thst the pu
Ms may be patisaad for there often great deal said
behno nan back that cannot bs said before mis- face
VIZ q. HANCE.
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Brooklyn POliaioss
rNDEYKNI ENT NOMINATIONS.

Ihs c tizsns o Greenycin held . meeting Friday
evening, and noniSsted ths following candidates. to 10
supported ss The ensuing election Independent cand!-
dates
rupevasor-H. B. Fenttn
elcermen-F :. Bstx Job Davis N. d.
Fseiss Commissie psr- jacob Hsndrickson.
tonssAble-wm. Rs.mtr
lrsg<ctcrs OF kiec ioas-John sikworth, p. HAett.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2, 1854
After the publication of the Arcas avices the rates
for cotton In this market experienced decline fully
80 to 40 We new quote micdling at 8Ac. Lard has
also decliled. quote barrels lOc kegs i0,fc.
Providence, Oct. 81 1864
The cotton market has been sitter and more active
this week than last The wool market is also more 40
tive but ,rices contioue dull The sales for the week
are 900 lbs There has been change in the mar
ket for printing cloths The sales amounted to 600
pieces.
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|TuNHE aoekDIAN GUARD OF THE CIlx OFNEW YORK
being desirous OF expressing their itude for the
favOrs received from various Quarers during
their TO albany the 18th OF lst
appointed at meeting held for that purpose, Msssrs
George Starr, Thomas Lawrence Eugene Ward Thomas
NJ auIday. Wniiam GocdAsrt Thomas Black Asa But
man. Bcnamin +. o. e, ard ohm j. Rsbineau, pre-.
sen,ed The follow ing resolutions which were unandousy
Resols ed, That the Neptune Guard of Albany, who
received arival With cordial welcoms and
tuted themselves escort during our sojourn in
their tesutful city, pre- ly eatitied to
6rst and war; NEST acknow nowiedgments,
Resolved, hat wesIe oeep'y ssasisle of he compi
ment paid 20 us By toe of Gedar Ill., In their
option and te generous colston prov,ed
b. them It the Ceaar s,iN iie e.
pysct,ca, worthy our ro-ts the Neptune Guard.
and OF the reputation 80 os cso cd ~ the Cedar Hill
Resolved That we tender thsnss ts the Red Jacket
Guar, who met return from Cedar Hill to al
- Us r,iS To .ns
tune Guard for the munidcn mt entertainment st Van
yech'en Hala banquet Of sarpAs,ing excel ence, en-
hancsd y The astterrg attentions and courteous de-
mesnor OF gallant entertainers
ketolved That HIS Excellsncy Horatio Seymour, who
kin oly received as the ts House by the mingled
tgpiy and urbsn,ty of his dsmesaor has lft upon
hearts an unfadDg i'm pFessi ana for hicsef
highest admiration and esteem
Resolved, That are uncer manifold Obligations TO
the several public journals Of albany for tneir repeated
and nehl, dst,eriDg alasoos to us during our stay
Resolved That while cannot cesgus Ill the inou
nerabe frier Do who cpstanf We'd sith esch Other In
efforts to render visit continuous
of ryins enjoy we shall ever cherish with pe
cular emotions Of graft uds thu names Of Mos Rley
Nirnie Kngfley, Eryan, wilson, hyatt, and Myron
Resolved, hat we heartily recommend IN the couf
der and patronage of the public those splendid steam
the Newton by which prooeeded to Albany
and the Hendriak Hudson, in which returned rnetr
seDtlsmanly commanders need sul GUM hands,
their well AIRED reputation is extensive with the
name Of the proud river which they ioAt
Resolved, That caunot, in just to feelings
omit tribute to Dodv bAnd not only for the
beautiful and inspiring music which they dacourssd for
but for that kndoess which 10, them almost to anti
ci,ate that they might crafty WISHES; whereby
they have afforded another proof OF their title TO the
high place they occupy In public estmation ars,sls
and - gentlemen
r. solved That Messrs. - Brisley J. Sherman Brow.
nell ~ william Mason, filled the delicate and respon.
sbls ofces Of judees with inpartality and suavty
that ELECTED our highest approval
GEORGE STARR, Chairman.
BxSJAMx F. 0Kn, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

Clark bsirs irju-ed compelled TO leave the ground
when fortme succeed In nl hts place sxcosssfay
In the I'D though not at the o.t As the score we
shows The play was gcol ON both sess. Tnis gsrs
III b concluded On Hsturday next.