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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

Pat says "this pourin' fine gin and brandy
into the strhates is Maine business
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

ANNEXATION OF SANDWICH IsLANDs-A dis
patch has been received from Mr.. Gregg, our
Commissioner at the Sandwich Islands, that the
native Government throws itself into the hands
of the American party for protection from
French, English and other foreign settlers The
Commissioner has been empowered to accept the
Island for the United States, and assure the
native Government of American protection
| Courier and Enquirer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

VIENNA, Tuesday-The Journal Austrian
correspondent states that the meeting of the
Austrian and Prussian monarchs furnishes an
other proof that the interests of Germany and
Europe will be cared for in the war now waged
by Russia against Turkey. The correspondent
Of the Chronicle says the result of the inter
view was satisfactory and perfectly consistent
with the ayowed policy. No diplomatic note
resulted therefrom The policy of the minor
German States formed the chief object of dis
cussion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

A drunken quarrel sometimes is productive
of good. An lrisbman and his wife, keepers of
rum shop, in Warwick, R T. had quarrel,
during which the woman broke decanter on
the head of her liege lord, when he, to revenge
the insult offered his offended dignity, took an
AK and stove in every rum cask in the shop 1t
is said that the neighborhood has been very
much improved by this occurrence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

The Washington Star says that the Admins.
tration have determined not to fill the mission
to Central America, on the ground that, in the
existing condition of affairs in that country, it
is not only useless but a serious embarrassment
to the proper care of our interests in that
quarter-the plain meaning of which we under
stand to be that the Administration thus dis
poses of Mr. Borland The Star further saws
that the Central American mission was Mr.
Eyerett's hobby
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04
Greece.

Friendly relations with the Western Powers
have been re6stablshed Sule and Lake have
submitted to Fuad Efendi The reported Greel
victory is said to be fiction.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

PIRATES IN THE MEDTERRANEAN.-In conse-
quence of the increasing number of pirates in
the Levant, the United States Consul at Malta
recommends all merchant vessels coming to the
Mediterranean ito lhase the crew supplied with
Colt revolvers, and during the voyage to prac-
tiee the crew in their use; also few Of the
long American rifles, so that they can fire at
any suspicious boat previous to their getting
too close; and if this is carried out, each mer-
chant vessel will be enabled to protect herself
from pirates, which, in most eases, arises from
want of due caution, and want of proper
guards london Globe, June I.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04
Important from China.

TIE tE11gfII ans TITS sJates mat Inc new
steamer, the Iris, which is to take the place of
the Maid of the Mist, is nearly ady for launch
ing. 1t is believed that she will be ready for
her regular trips, from Suspension Bridge to
the foot of the Horse Shoe Fall, by the Ith Of
July. The same paper states that it is the
Intention of the owner of the Maid of the Mist to
take out her machinery, and let her take trial
trip through the deep, rapid gorge into the
whirlpool, some time in September, Of which due
notice will be given. buffalo Commercial adj
vertiser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

oHoLERA Al INDEPENDENCE, Mo, aaThe bf,
hcers of the steamer Sam Gloon, in at st. Iotiis,
on the 26th ult., from the Missouri, report the
cholera much worse at Independence than we
stated few days siuce. They learned that
twenty persons were buried in one day, and the
total number of deaths, up to the 22d ult, was
not short of forty or fifty; the town had been
partially deserted, but at the date of their leav-
ing, the disease was thought TO have nearly dis
appeared. Among the deaths reported was that
of Mr. Hughes, merchant, and his clerk, for
merly of st. Joseph. The Sam Gloon had but
six deaths on her upward trip--all among the
deckers, and chiefly Mormon emigrants Some
sickness was reported at Kansas, Westport and
other towns in that vicinity Six or eight
deaths had occurred at Westport.
The cholera continued to rage at the last ac-
counts in nearly all of the British West India
Islands.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04


The latest and most wonderful cure effected
by patent medicine is the following A boy
had swallowed a silver dollar None of tbs
faculty could devise any alienation, whereupon
the inventor of the cure of medicines was sent
for. 1T is evident" said he, g that so con.
siderable n coin can never be forced by any
emetic known to science However, let him
take this pill, and fattering consequences will
be likely to ensue." An hour afterwards the
boy threw up the dollar, but in small change
principally five cent pieces.
FREAKS OF TELEGRAPH REPoRTING.-The in.
tensely condensed dispatches of the tele-
graphic reporters for the press frequently
lead to the most amusing mistakes. BY the
last California steamer, the s. lightning line
put us in possession of the following item;
" The news from the mines is encouraging
There has been a slight fall of snow at Jerni-
gan
1t will scarcely be believed that the above is
nothing more nor less than a toerahle free
translation of the suhjoined paragraph, which
appears in the San Francisco Chronicle:
THE Grand Jury of the United States Dis
trict Court have found true bills against Walk,
er, S1lOlc and Jernigate."
The reporter at New Orleans must be bright
youth. Washington Star.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15


81 o naKE
Elep
Pre-
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sa tls
eN hf
th eed,
hefs
t a lef Ene
fionslT apre ne
b0 DIaa tna 81 towns.
1h fiqnEQ ana then passing
pre1 eoas other ce ben
e h9uf n Gle lass Id mann
ese caees pIsy4iEieH Is
e Ntf M l lll 81
sion have induced Tue u
of N a fTIHo1E give 6 TINS pre-
pal vel satisfied rs eieHcg abb
remedy against alega, md le numerous
influential test inonl8 d has D.
from pefecns ai nQstn Walfa
him pFanp6pcine Gle mozt talnahIe mea
cine 20 thaeHre 81 efolera lhoiela
Alor91s, elnt 81
children th6s has yet been prasente1 q the
public eefaed eea afy IS llah
more than ~ erin ronia 20 n1Ie. s
Der and respect names being con.
sidered ample @ satisfy ol that che
Ansidole IS s tried remedy end hos proved 81.
self enin Sue eesslal - the most 1ero1s.
and 81 bowel affection nnIon
Is fhe count from Cholera down
IRE e1 complaint Of
dIen
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15
paTgT's AEE OILS


Mss & RI LIS Seminary for
Young Ladies open Sepl enber &
1884 Suitable Teachers viii be provided Tor
The differ s. bIan6 Sd every aft ntien vii!
be pa Is lha morals and manners Of che pu-
pills. zoe ritJ pg Is
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15
CITY HOTTIE

CIT
HATIE abptR
81 AlaiH feet kaz9Q ciIq 4
been kh6fc lei reff
ted On Tue taa el1re a
eref nerf conducive f1
zens q al lad travel
inn cor pane informed that Che
atmos lte bropl eter tiver
lothe no ail ion will h
tI9nabls t eisltcf
Ne. Is lie which wiz Be ofthe bss, tint
the marked aa01le. fha subscriber would state
thai the aleeplu apartments have been the
ohiec Epaci aftehtien. TIE bed rocms
tho eIaause and new s1l1p supplied
nc Gel always Ell
command solicit IS "a fonaee of % pnbs
DC npon tie belle that entire cli0n VIZ y
giyen
ALB. JCIIN SON
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

F1Fsf hFFfVai 11I WIeTKsIDTT


rst Arrival ln N.lElks1t
now N ClI AFIN Agk have just rs
ceipe their first importation 81 al Goods
which IS also tie FIRST opened Is this city Heres
tolore there has been great scarcity Of many ar
tides ID our business With which We can nov
furnish or iianf
Below Ne e1anleE s Ieal d tie articles reeei7
ECH AZ no
Thread Jaconet Swiss and aleaee
aud ms ngs E1bfa collars
chiefs Sleeves Ch se
DEG e# cI1e .cc.
f ere Wells Leases econ
and
Asupefi1I na COMP ensITe 81 PCS
BOOTS and 10 yan's s. lskins.
Sfpp Boots ~ good q from
other manu-
s. q & Cue Goth eloaks
Black and Fancy an aaa ever and
naar Shirts Drawers Hose
Boots aud SHOES Ni6
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

Brown ehnston, tkobf
Daniel Sweet, Char
James s. IcEaven Henry es
ard Bnnce. Rahdo
&. charles john Bod
ii. Iiohtcab Edward Y Jaelz
Is. ~ V5ck William pryor.
"a. Peale. W q HaInes
Charles s nedes, Thorn WhaIey
Temple s looms Yeizer
John Cobb Atwood,
Miles G Folkes, lasons
WIN. Rae, 1Ianl0es
Vim Crutche G Kigsr
YIN. = sainey West
Jas. 81 Aosby, n Church,
Tn. G snedea,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

49,, s., IS. = g -. -
-
Star Candles.
$40 = Boxes M. q star Candles. for sale Inv by !,
tEE Ne2El - ~ N
81, & 49, III NIJIs =
kfrrSa Ips lbs pateat lotion
wick, eng sash eefd- lsos sals
10 is pl rvs, hesavt eiagi mol
500 ii 81 ia and I5 .IDi dts--zilfsf received -
Far sal By b SWEET
Aiehsaarg apEll
~ nerr ~ 1-zEES s. So a.ea
sds doz boys spades: For sale By
ses T1oy 50 s~Felr IS sfare
iW 80 ~ ~ ,s.a
bozss
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

+, SIZING Z AZ EZIs B. a large assor Iuent Of
Hooks, Lines and Floats Of every description
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15
1s fagor a fha Soul 5 a s.

he under 1asd have been made acqaainf-
ed, either hy persona experience 81 oth
with the virtue Dr. aanael' Sol
AEgID0TE, IS remedy TOR Cholera Cholera
o1bus DiaFthnas and other boWe 81 cti6ns
and fully recommend as valuable
plantation, aud fami Of
anublia coufdenee
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

TIA S4T0lEA 10 q ara. at ~ Every
variety st bonnels Cup Flowers and
trimmings Opposite G. a o6aEn s, Wash-
gton street, Nicksbr sept
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

Tenne large aea complete assort nent
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15
Ilnds CO. II. 8. June SO. 1850


DR 1 EAFuEL
Dear reply 81 yours inquifne qf-
der date 81 June 22nd, so what effect used
your Southern Antidots foi CioieF hen that
disease ely prevailed on ny plantation %
Deer tax pleasure IL assuring you
that conEide1ik inco pafabl superior q any
other On tie breaking out of holsIs, vas
but Gently supplied and feel assured thar
Ia It's efficacy than hen had. should have
fatal hare The more confidence Il iss vif-
tues IS used f II ny own case with The
nc satisfactory results ny experience
be worth anything @ The public. NOS heart
IS commend your Southern Antiaots to tie
notice @ 81 persons haging prof eEly il the
vslleV. Very respectfully
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

81 a - : : eao saaD1s BRO
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

qFEL kD fP4EEs de- Ames
Bong Anq s5tt handed 6hopes; dozen
ads doz boys spades: For se.e By
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

DLoE 80 30 4 plfW 81 Il Kit sin. mul
80 10 70 Ws, heay3 singl mol
500 ~. q and II TFoi dts Just received -
Fal sal By ID SBHETT
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

0loz salEpint 81 jals, 100 a0z Fruit bot'ls
lust received IS seps GENRLI.A.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07

Pa.rtr RnraaAr. 4 Nofoi Route.
VIZ. EIam + Joaa,sa, civil engineer, has
published rmrl'c advocating q, length a
northern l.ra % railroad 8, ,Ae PlsIa,. Tho
linc he proposes is 60 corn.acc AZ Chicago
ir a uonhv5s,cs'y direction, ..ar.aF ,Eyg,a
Illinois anil Wi-s ,'in. aad .,nunu,s Of
Minnesota aud " .ug,oa, terminating atsls
sisi, Of Juan DC .lcl, opposite Naaroa,cr's
Island, q connect .iraligb b. bulls run to
Sag Francisco.
Tie road wcu. be 1850 miss .a lsna,h
Cr u... distance GOO mi!.s, or aJJu, csc tall
Of o., whole. a,l alrsldg embrace unlorar.
i,uas ac.s Of incorporation, u.m,,, ,h, por-
ton in Il.noi, is enclosed iu ,hs charter n
the Illinois and Wisconsin Railroad Comps
nv; that in Wisconsin, in the eiartlr OF tho
Rort River Valley Union Railroad Comla-
ny and that In Minnesota, ia the charter Of
Tho Minnesota Wcrcn Railroad Company.
The portion Of TIE line 10 Illinois, 20 miles,
is under con,Iact,aad will DO COMPLETED to thu
Wisconsin line by the fret Of July. or tho
portion ia Wisconsin, So mile, o., of 25Oare
under ,oalrlci. This pant rasse, through
Jancs,le, in the Rock River Valley, pIiuc..
raltown in lha interior Of the state, and eT.
tends To Madison, tie capiisl. This rouiOn
will be also ccm,ll.oI By the Grat July,
From Madison, tic line has been surveyed
Z shon distance beyond lhg Wisconsin r.ysr
The ground has, however, been incidentally
measured 20 th- Minnesota boundary. and two
routes srl itaad to be ilvorabl, lor rc put.
pJsc. In Minnesota, a survey las been irsl.-
,uiel, by authority Of a late act Of Congress,
making an appropriation for tho exploration
Of several routes for the Pacific road. Gov.
Stevens, Of Washington lcrs is directing the
ssyy 0flLs and Of the whole proposed road
to the Pacific.
TIE popala,ion along ,ni near to the locs.
ted portion, !, already large SHG rapidly ia.
rreasing.
Irrespective, says Mr.. Johrsoo, Of tho con
,iar,n-e 20 the Pic.E,, 'a- .npor;aa-e Of IT,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07

"piichpITc,' he brought II down upon the
open book, aud struck the key note to " Maj.
cE" lie has not breath enough now 10 sing
a bar, and the ehoir--ienor and Irebcallo and
bls'-ihey arc an gone fromthc gallery; some
sit in the tlier'ssc5,s below, bat they DO no,
sing uow sorrow and icars have made their
voices husky besides they say "peopic DON,
sing as They used to Ahen they vcrc young /"
aul perhaps iu ,brir zeal they viii gi,o YOU
at,ntnol"Jud,ncul, a =" or "Els'cr Anthem"
with q glayog 100 lhc voice which, 1t you are
a tbuuehuH soul more hseIc lo wakcn
tcarst than smlc,. Bu,othrr have passed
ou, ," Go sing ihr new song Of lIr Lamb.
Then llcr vsc ihc "Sahla'-day houses"
-.omr vrrr standing f.urc Jour mcuory-
vh7,a friendly atmosphere rruadri hrm
Iou many pf iar ,uar.c3, nrr'rl knots Of
ulrcr l.a were mais smooth there, aal ,hr
ra,, ratified bya silent interchange. dough.
mute aaI cheese, or o lt,ormcm'!
Yoa were wou,, p,rhaps, ta go,hcrc some.
lmr, ula stormy jsy with mother. anl YOU
remember 'hc c'.aulan nlpsu-r,uban,r
q blue arI white rhgrscl handkerchief, w,,h
,hc m'i. 'r0 By ,hcmmh.rs.iwa 80 sharp
ly drfn.I-spu7lor tlrmogrupri bauchc,
and 'l'.IHirh round r.aD. au square twist,
arl rings, ,..r.r arI fu.'rl '.cl Tho
. FH. ..... .f. ...T. d.. 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07
OLD SERIES. VOL. 81, NO. 10.

whole number Beyond the ago Of 30 years
the probabilities Of longevity are greater for
American women than for men. This con-
iras;s siagulirly with lhs fl,i. rhai the tAii.
iyur relatively ofAmsriesn women is infsr!.
or 20 that Of American men. That flci,as i
IS shown, ho-oycr,icIl, tremendously on wo-
mon leivecn 30 and 90 yeau,vlen their NOR
uliiy .svciy great.
The longevity Of sons women 10 very ca
,aorl.rary. There are far Hundred iblriT
Amrd-aa women above Que hunired y-sr1 ci
egr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07

Two. to make a roosr q him'olrin the same
way. 1,ay, le, him fancy this, and the bur
" by.,andcr blushiaE and staggering like a
.chool.boy caugh, BY bic sisters pIayfclIows,
and then Judge for himself.
Bu, the evening !, drawing on already the
sun sheds mcllowrr hight over toe scl, aud
woodland, and The distant horizon grows col-
den. We have h1l enough oi ,l- fa,l.
Our guide has d.omolridrunl, as a'Ir1ilcs
do when wanted tai have lish'racl INV
oNs rirlhs, and birsl q ugFcl PONY or two
before to-day. I c1n De 50 again, aul then
lighting orr cig7gs we go gus.' 'P..nE homc-
ward.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07

ArFgcrixG ISclDEsr. On one Of b. many
bridges Of Client stood two large brazan i'm.
ages Of the father and 500, Who obtained this
distinguished mark Of admiration Of their
fellow clliltu'. By the following incident .-
Do'h father lnd son were, for some offence
condemned to die. Somo favorable circum-
stances On the siIc oribo ton, procured him =
remission ol his shave OF lls sentence upon
certain provisions IN short, be was offered
pardua on lho most cruel ari baIbarols con-
lfiun ilal over entered tie mind ofb1raariiy;
namely, that hc would became the execution.
or oflis hIl,cr. He at GUt re'oIuicly rclus.
cd TO preserve bis lie by means 50 fatal aud
dc,rstab,c, iur I hupe lhere lra f,v sons WHO
would ro, have spurred with ahaorncr lie.
sus,sipcd on a conJ.uon a. horuI a1l Ia.
natural The BON, iho1cb ir1rN.hl-, wa1 O..
lrugih overcome ,) the l,-s aud c7io4i..s CT
a fond lalhor, vino fsstgsen'ti 70 huu. ,is, d,
an events hisltLc ularDvas forfeited, anI 4,
would be- the greatest ?us,iolo consolation o.
him in h,s Ias, mOmsBls 10 think, that 10 bis
death, he Wa the Instrument OF his sons
preservation. The youth coH'anicd 10 aiorl
the horrible means II recovering bis liia and
liberty, ho lifted the ax-but as Il was about
60 rll, his arm sunk nenoiess, aui toe ay
drorreI from his hand. Had be- O. many
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MisrrIIOurOug.
A GREEK FEAST.

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vyrrr f. .hr ancient Lesbos. arf rnr oG,.r
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sr 81 I,f. .ru7,rl a1 ,b. ca7,ror Asia.
b.,~.-a Ter,Ir. oa r.r N.rrh. end Chic. ra
80 ~ea,h. I,, ar-s ahah.rars were thr Pc
l.,s ], Jr-n h.-'mr an E0.Hn colony,
ari sg-.rcd great prosperity, Numbering as
mary as r'ae rn-'.'r-'".- '"~"'. 10 was
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tlrr-, ihr Pr.nI1.0-.71 We a.a 'e'.' a'-
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eravcly marched oirtodn0cr, without word;
leaving their musicians in ihc midst Of as uo-
musical = yovl, as ever was call by courtesy
a song.
We were going to follow, when We were
stopped by the hostess bearing in lh' gBco.or
preserved fu' jclIy anj water, which Is cus-
tomnry always to present to guest. BOO Greek
house. We knew J., would be- considered DIE.
courteous to refuse IL, and So stayed. AMER
tlis came sugar plrms ;-a delicate sweet.
mca',In The o"nfcoto" OF 'h'ol' i-'"F'as- mr''
play notable part a saucer ia'' '' the small
white i'"l' '' 'a' o'.'' ''.'' ''' some ''''''
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course 'l'o'' WI, ''"o"'''l 81 VA" -. ''"'''
mato'ery strong and rn''''ne'. VIC "'''
,hc1 suffered Co dcla,i 'nr 'hIs once. Nnls 80
wc wen, visiting, according TO 'hr custom oi
,hc country. from house ,o house, lcasilrs 90
each. The G-cci. arcy,y hosW~h'c though
ihry jo no, a,, you tn tinurr and iongd 600
wN ','''" ''"'''' %. '''..- . '''''' '
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30 o1 lo match. iuiccjiIc ihmsa, '"crc"
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