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CoNGREsS-THE NEBRASKA QUESTION.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-In the Senate. TO-
day, Mr. Everett presented petition signed py
three thousand clergymen of Masss chusetts,
demonstrating against the passage OF the Ne
braska bill.
in the House, Mr. Appleton, of Mass, asked
leave to present petition signed by over three
thousand clergymer of New England, remon-
strating against the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise. The House refused leave The petit
ton is two hundred feet in length.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, March Ia There has been only
moderate demand in the Cotton Market dur
ing the past week, and the sales are limited to
1000 bales. Middling Orleans closed last
evening at 10ac per ID. Flour was rather 6rmer
yesterday with sales of Ohio at So l2a per Dbl
Corn sold at $50 to S5c per bushel Pork has
been in moderate request at unchanged prices
Lard has been firm at 10ac per Id, in bbls.
CALIFORNIA STEAMERS.
NEW YORK March l4---The steamship Star
of the West arrived here last night at midnight
from San Juan, with 100000 in gold. The
George Law also has arrived from Aspinwal
with nearly million Of gold.
ERIE RIOTS.
| New YORK, March lathe excitement Of
| Erie yesterday was very great The mob tore
! up the rails, in consequence Of the Railroad
| Company running o train through on the con-
| nected route. The Sheriff of the county was
| on the ground and endeavored to prevent the
| outrages, but was put down. Several OF the
| more prominent leaders in the former riots also
| tried to dissuade the mob from committing vio-
| lence but without success The track IS de-
| stroyed for about half mile through the, vii
| lage OF Erie. a...7a w.. ~.
BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR.
| WAsHrNGroN March 14.--It is stated that
| the Cuban authorities have reconsidered the
matter of the Black Warrior, and are DESTROYS
4 to give her up. with ample compensation for
damages suffered, and full apology for the in
| suit. 1t is thought that the matter will be set
/ tied without the intervention Of Congress.
MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
New YORK, March 14--Advices received here
from Acapulco state that the revolution o.
] Alvarez has assumed a very formidable ap-
| pearance, and the insurgents were making
| rapid Roadway. 1t was stated that Santa
| Anna had raised large force, with which he
| was marching on the revolutionists.
| DARIEN SURVEYING PARTY.
| New York, March 14--Among the passen-
| gers in the George Law, from Aspinwall is O
/ portion Of the surveying party sent to explore
| and survey the route for d canal across the
| lsthmus.
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
| BATON ROUGE, thursday, March Io,---sesate
The general appropriation bill has been undel
consideration all day, the iberality Of the
House has been materially eurtai,ed
/ The registry bill was passed in silence in th'
House. The Governor has signed the Pontchar
train and Mobile Railroad bill. The treasur,
| is empty, and bill was run through boil
Houses to-day to raise money for the contingen
expenses of the Legislature,
4 Mr. Kenner's Nebraska resolutions, declarin,
tie Compromise to be fnality, passed tn
I House unanimously
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SHELBY COLLEGE. SHELBYvILLE. KY.-We
are requested to state that DR., Guentz, the
President of this dourishing institution, is now
at the St Charles Hotel, where he may be seen
daily, from 10 to II, A. NJ, and from to 5
o'clock, P. NJ. All young gentlemen who wish
to enter the new course, either in the Prepare
tory or in the Collegiate Department, or in
the Scientific School. wall do we'll to inform DR..
Guentz of their intention, and to prepare for
departure without delay, as he will return to
Kentucky within a few days, and will person
ally accompany all such as are ready to start
with him
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We have often been puzzled to know why
inhalation has not been more extensively used
by medical men in the cure of diseases of the
lungs In all other diseases, the practice is to
get at the part affected rs directly as possible,
and we cannot see why the lungs should be an
exception to the rule, In fact, the effect Of
inhalation, to a limited extent, has been long
and universally admitted, and practiced. Con.
sumptiye persons are in the habit of occupying
he'd rooms, with cracks in the floor, over cow
houses, in order that they may inhale the
breath of the COWS; and many delicate city
ladies have sods Of fresh earth brought to their
bed chambers. that they may breathe the pure
air that arises from them. If these mild mea
sures are deemed beneficial, it certainly APP
pears but reasonable that more powerful ones,
scientifically directed in the same way, must be
doubly so, We all know well enough that GER
tain vapors have an injurious effect on the lungs;
then, since inhalation will produce some effect,
why may not the means be discovered by which
the effect produced may be good The fact is,
inhalation is the most rational mode of treating
an organ which can only be arrived at in that
way; and we have the evidence of Sir Charles
Scudamore in its favor.
There is n gentleman now in this city, DR..
c. 2. Crane, who is prepared to prescribe on
this system, for all diseases of the lungs and
throat. lis system is that praeticed at the
Brompton Hospital, England, where it has been
proved to be of the most extraordinary efficacy,
DIR. Crane also treats all diseases of the ear
and eye by new method, TO the success Of
which he has the most satisfactory testimonials
and Europe.
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MBittssFs F ran ai M siifains AaoI ~
Dimmipg every dream below
Gheerily cheerily! 81
There is e'er spot of green,
Whence the Heavens may be seem
When our purse is shrinking fast,
And our friend Is lost. (the last
And the world doth pour Its pain
Sharper than the frozen rain;
ao Gheerily cheeriy .a .4
There is still spot Of green,
Whence the Heavens may be seen. .. 4
Let us never greet despair,
While the little spot is there; @#.-
For winter brighteneth into May,
And sullen night to sunny day @."
So, cheerily cheeriys
Let us seek the spot Of green, .5.
Hopeful, patient and serene,
Whence the Heavens may be seen.
fHousehold Words.
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FASHIONABLE FoLLIES OF NEW YORK SOCIETY
Countless instances of the reckless extraya-
gance of sour best society might readily be
adduced We will take the single article Of
dress. We are given to understand by those
familiar with the subject, that q lady's dress
lace and jewelry included-such as are worn
at our balls, is thought quite common unless it
cost thousand dollars! That is to say, the
fair wearer, whose total stock in life in the way
of intellectual and physical requirements
would hardly secure her living, or enable her to
educate son, spends as much in one evenings
twice-as gray haired book-keeper, or an in
genious mechanic, or askillful foreman printer
can make in year, Her nights gadding costs
society as much as would support q family for
twelve months. And who are the people who
wear those $1,000 dresses Are they sensible,
intellectual, honorable, amiable? Have they
even the poor recommendation of high blood, or
hereditary responsibility! Alas! Shocks ia
ther was joiner, and his own hands have
been hardened by the use Of the plane. Jen-
kins grew his own potatoes, and supplied
fashionable families with the vegetable when
fashionable people lived in Dey street. Stub
berslops painted doors and windows in his
early youth, and Mrs. S. mixed the paint
Worse than this, Shocks is stupid dog headed
clown; Jenkins is mean and narrow minded
Stubberslops believes that Dickens wrote Sfak-
speare, and that the Midsummer Nights
Dream is the work of Mr.. Barry of the
Broadway Respectable, though ignorant, in
the humble station in which they began life
they are now snobbish, contemplate and extra
VACANT. ~ Y. Herald.
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Hoasse Furnishing Store,

10 and rs CAMP STREET.
az The Subscribers daily receiving fresh additions herlarge
varied stock, comprised in which
QUEENsWARE GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
..M~. RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE
PARLoR HALL LAMPS
and GTRoNDoLESi
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in o single
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ESAMELED apd HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA PLANlSHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER DGsTERs
BRUSHES, of Ril kinds;
PAPER HANGINGs and DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK and FANCY MATING;
WINDOW C0RNfCES, CORDS and TAssELS
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS ..M...,..o
Also
SPIRIT GAS or Burning Fluid;
SPERM. LARD aad WHALE OIL.
feh92 9rs2p MILLER. HARRIS b WALDO.
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Eater SsiEg.

Icy tTs great, for with it cope,
The famed, the LIBERATED SOAP
TWAS made by JONES, I'll, sold by WRIGHT,
II lallow, it will make you white.
Your feckles all will disappear,
And cheeks fresh blooming wall appear
No yellow hue will longer tarryi
Use it if yoa want marry. D.
Your beauty will insure you hope,
BY the use Of JoNES'S CHEMICAL SOAP
For it will make every pmple and ireekls slope,
And then, with you. cope,
ssr For sale by J. WRIGHT & CO., Sole Agenta,
mhl3 6t9p 151 Charities street.
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THE BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR The U. s.
steamer Princeton, at New York, has received
sailing orders, and is to be ready to depart at a
moments warning Her destination is not
positively known, but it issupposed that she goes
to Cadiz to carry out the result of the delibera-
tions Of the Cabinet at Washington, with regard
to the seizure of the Black Warrior. i9
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atty Bosek of Cochran = 60.

6S Camp Atfect-
ER- NoTICE-From and after his date SIX PER CENT INTER
EST will be paid Moneys m tha Bank payable demand
EIGHT PER CEET INTEREST paid Moneys left for spac
fed time.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS issued desired, bearing the
sotiab any the Commercial Cities the
United States.
SHORT LOANS made on Undouoted Coaerals. nahIl sp
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i9aa, en- n. TAILOR,
TO the Easeies

.m NJ A D A NJ P l. A i
Respectfully offers sergceto the Ladies OF New orieAnso
,he treatment OF the following PRoLAPsus UTERL
WHITES, PRoFusE AND PAINFUL MEssTRrATioN, EN-
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
sdopted by that which has met helo rovN,
the Surgeons Pa London New k;
here Of which ahe has ample testimony and the mary
ustifes alidess
of the Uterus, not OF "a cAneeoGs nature becnreG
Madam exclusively tbs diseases OF Lhdiet
can 10 consulted DAILY at herreadsnos,
myls spu 1873 ST. yoAcph atreet.
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w This formidable disease, which bafs the skill Of
physicians, yields like to Carter's Spanish Mixture
Mr. F. Boyen formerly Of the Actor House, New York, and late
proprietor the Exchange isse Richmond the hundreds
who have been cured Heura by Crer Spanish Mixture
Since his he has Numbers ethe who
suffering with nearly every form Of diseaa with the Tost wonderful
He the extraordinary medicine he has used and
the best blood purifier known.
B- See advertisement in another column.
g5S- Sold, wholesale RETAIL by ]. WRIGHT Co,
mhts Chnrres New Orleans
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Clothing.
FRESH GOODS!
ALFRED MUNROE co.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET.
.r now In rscsiu, Of their SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK for
GENTLEMEN BoYs and CHILDREN. partial ist below
MERINo COATS, OF EVERY STYLE
ALPACA COATS,
LINEN COATS,
MERTNo AND ALPACA PANTALooNs. "."ao.
LINEN DRILL AND DUCK PANTALooNs.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF vEST1SGs.
WINTER CLOTHING 1T NEARLY COST,
And the largest CLOTH FRocR AND DRESS coAts
to be in any House in New Orleans
FURNISHING GOODS, ETC., together with a full SUCK Vi
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
Manufactured by the "uNIoN INDIA RUBBER COMPANY for
whom they are the Agents
rar ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNRoE 4 CO.,
Uroh,a stqpltw 81 Magazine ptrse corner Of Grayer
Todd s. Co.,
MISSION CARPET WARERooMs,
lqo CANAL STREET. ToURo BUILDINGS,
GSr Are now offering their immense stock OF
VELVET, TAPESTRY, bhussEis'
THREEPLY AND INGRAM CARpETlNG,
at pee Instructed to close eonsignmenta
ALso.... ..5. u. .
On hand large and beautiful stock OF
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
81 feet wide, cut to suit any apartment
WALL PAPER AND TRANSPARENT
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. mhla tt2p
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To HosGse-keepera /!


1T The fCEeos visiting the City
ticularly called md splendid stock of
HoUsE-F TsHlNG GOODS,
the of the gned which being offered al such
led UCED PRICES
render greatly the advantage Of purchaser cali
mine them. Among their assortment may be found
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
PLAIN WHITE CHINA, DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS
GILT AND WHITE CHINA, DINING TEA AND TOILET SETS
EARTHENWARE, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS;
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES, DEcANT
ERS, ETC, ETC.
RICH CUT GLASS WINES, TUMBLERs, SALTS, ETC.
sILvER-PLATED CAsToRs, WATERS, CARE-BAsKErs;
SILyER-PLATE0 CANDLESTICKS, SPOONS. FORKS, ETC
SILVER PLATED WATERS, BoTTLE-sTANDS, ETC;
KNIVES AND FORKS, IAPANHED WATERS
wOOpENWARE, TINWARE;
ANDIRoNs, TENDERS, sEovELs AND ToNGS
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY;
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, AID CHANDELIERS;
Besides variety Articles necessary all HoUsEKEEPERs
numerous to be named in advertisement.
Is. BROWER q CO.,
febl7 Imp II Camp street, oppose the City Hotel.
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GefastehlheN.

Wishing Subscribers IouvG MEMS SOCIETY
BALL odd Fellows Hail. SATURDAY EVENING, 18th
procure them wing of the Managers nj the
Room, day Bah, until O'Clock,
n ter which hnnr mora Tekets
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Chas, A. Welsh, Esq, Chief Clerk of the Navy
Department, has laid us under obligations for a
copy of the U. S. Navy Register for 1854.
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Senator j. p Benjamin has our thanks for
his courtesy in furnishing us copy of Lieut.
liernden's Exploration of the Valley of the
Amazon with an accompanying map
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Professor Dinitry, having returned from
Baton Rouge, delivers lecture this evening, at
Lyceum Hall, a&74 O'Clock. His subject will
be the s Homerie Era of Grecian Literature
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Sas.saparttfa.
TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTR 4

a PrepGTed only By
@m0"m"@ DIR Z. j COKE, .-.M
No. IS CAMP STREET.
gB The preparation made which daily gA7d Tor the
CURE OF DISEASES THE LIVER snd GESE NJ DERANit-
aENT, with DEBILITY Of the WHOLE SYSTEM
B- To be bad at No. IS Camp and Of DTuEa sruera -
r.uta-
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EtsaeMs Etmesss linens Z!
@M GIQUEL e. JAMESON, oM-. .@

No Is CHARITIES STREET.
splendid assortment Of LINEN GOODS, VIII
IS cases IRISH LINENS, from So to $50 per piece.
:. BRTTANNIAS.
=. Superfne LONG LAWNS.
. :. Suparfne PLATlLLAS. .,"
:. Birds Eye DIAPERS,
=. Hueknbuck DIAPERS.
:. l74 French Linen SEEETING.
= BsInsiey Linen S{IEETING.
:. PILLOW CASE LINENS.
:. LINEN TOWELS, blue and red bordered.
:. HUcKkBACK TOWELS.
:. LINEN MEETINGS, for Bars.
500 L. C HANDKERCIIEFS, from 81 to sss per Dozen
8 oases PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA, for Dresses.
$50 don FRENCH LINEN SHIRTS, all and prices.
A fine assortment Of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
tf All these LINENS of IMPORTATION,
warranted pure. GIQUEL a JAMESON,
NH Ii ChArtrah
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Thanks to tho officers of the steamer W. B
Clifton for Memphis papers.
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A dispatch from Buffalo reports the renewal
of the riots at Erie, and the mob has again torn
up the railroad track,
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sakteapkiops !! Ladies'.

s4fseaRtsOsB Ladies.
EB- Try JoNEs's LILLY WHITE you'd looE fair
With its wonderful qualities compare.
1t beauty improves makes the hectic look ine
The snllow look white and the white lsok sublime.
To be had at the Depot where ali things pure
ISL CHARITIES sTREET-then yos are sure.
Rss- For sale by ]. WRIGHT d co, Sole Agents,
mhl3 stop ISL Charities street.
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RUPTuREs CURED.-Shermans Curative Pa
Truss Rupture Remedy relief and comfort and certain
of all Rupures. To good f apply
proprtetos establishment ST. Charles street and inquire for
Dr. Sherman For further particulars semcnt third
page, or apply the pamphlet
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Drugs, .Nectctn es ossd themtcGts
DR.. E. ]. CoxE, No. 95 Camp street.

DR.. Z. J. UOXB, No. ID lamp street,
rF DIR. E. J. coxEs PREPARATIONS, in et,eu,ys
nearly dtssp years by aeaetsd fgu
unsurpassed equaed by n made the NertA
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF COPAiyA, sARSA PkRILLA AND GuBEgs
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGES,
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND re +
MANENT CURE or THE PILES.
rRs- For nale hY nrngsas g.netAlLy W !w
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A fire at Watertown, New York, on the Sth
inst, destroyed $50, 900 worth of property,
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Rgazra,s EEufr EsesfOrey..

~ 4 will guarantee Hair Bald with my
INFALLIBLE HAIR RESToRER,
for that money demanded until the
HAIR is PRODUCED. Ths preparation has been thoroughly
SUCH that
making the proposition 1t has been emnnty successful in
cau5g the fr grow of the RESToRER Gray
White Hair will gradp ally It's original color.
FOR THE TOILET
hes equal highly perfumtd, ipn the fragrance of
Delegated Flowers gives rich, sof glossy
healthy appearance attained by any other e
you wish preserve your uxuriant the latest
period e you will without the RESToRER. 1t is for
sale by Druggists Country pnrts
W. C. HURD, Soils Proprietor New York
JARVIS d wooDMAN, Agent, New Orleans.
O.. W0DDIAN NJ Agent, yicks
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Vses.0nttOR EsOfet,

7
r This we'll establishment having undergone complete
pairs etc., during now open % the paoieAaa
would solicit the tontnannees
s Tie Fanes uasnrNS'sd' any Hot
in the South, to2s 9pAWtfl ]. W. YOUNG, 'prietor.
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A Wing mayor has been elected at Auburn,
New York, and also at Cambridge, Mass
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dI0thsn o..

D., q i, snsa prs whk& hoieut b'rOns In
n ,., & ah...v. mhi5 sop
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Confectionery and Ice Cream

ALOON
s The Subscriber has fitted up Opened at the Corner of Canal
Caroudeet streets, extensive
ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY,
for N, accommodation Of his friends public generally He viii
constantly hand large supply OF the best every wing ID ms
tine Of the patronage heretofore Bestowed on ha
at bs Old Stand of Royal md ST. Peter streets
rnha 1man VINCENT Corner Canal ant Car ndelettts
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YYae .Ye.C Orleans 11riut,na Eyo,,sf

NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT.
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 9s CAMP STREET,
Between Poydras me Natche1)
Pronrato,s I ". SCOTT SHERMAN,
f''Pn7"f EDWARD g. WHARTON
t At Establishment executed ClIEAPLY NEATLY and
EXPEDlTIousLY, ali kinds o
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Drugs, .Wetstcts,es, Eoerfstnae,.y, e.

10 The subscriber would respectfully call the aetton Of
Planters hgEcians and tamtes his we'll assorted
comprising article in his line Of business All Inch, Y
examination w, be louni FRESH AND GENUINE DunnEE T.
senson SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the very qnnls
will be found this all popu
such CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, eto Bar Rooms supplied
reasonable with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEFpkRAtN
GDuLEY BfTTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
Cam and
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Il sPREFEcT or POLICE.

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SEVERAL LIVES LOST $500 900 WORTH OF
pDoprDry DESrpnyRp
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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24

80
ihe ascendant. sat a. seon s. DO set up ior
Himself. By. i tet. Of cburs Which are
lie prouaest reigns q EnglAnd, and when
was tho greatest lualre shed upon British
arns and British letters Why, ID the
reigns 81 Elizabeth, Anne, and Victoria.
Nonsense. 15s EnmeAson q CO. don't
lets arouse the poor creatures that We have
led BY the nose since the world began, to .
sense 81 any greater inferiority than they
now enjoy. Don't We already nurse them
when they are babies, whip them when they
arc boys, laugh At them when youths and
govern them when men What moro would
ye I give them the shadow Of power let
them hold the reins. reserving to ourselves
the right Of telling them which way to pull
them,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24

For The Wing
The ID lee, anA tic EatthfmI.
g! there's 4 sweei inity
Which kindred harta doth move,
Aniupulseol divinity
Which teaches them 70 love.
Bot pseudo love. liko flower
Which blossoms but fade,
= dourislsu with the lipht dnd heat,
And withers inthe shade.
Iis like The rose, which yields It's sweets
To every passing wind,
Caressing every handit meets
And leayesa thorn behind.
But true affection Of the heart
VIII not, like that fair aower
TO every breeze It's sweets impart,
Then wither in an hour.
But buried in the bOsom's shade
The cherished passion lies,
And lives, until the heart is made
It's sepuIcher- then dies. VIOLA.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24

ELoouEsr E1RAcrs.-We copy the fol-
owing passage from the new work, The
Old House by the River"
go preach to blocks and stones ye who
believe that love is the clayl 60 preach to
the dead, ye who deny the immortality Of
The aHectlOnsl Goreason with faces. Or hin
81 images 81 wood 81 With yoar unotionIess.
|lifeless. souls, re who believe there is no
marrying yonder. there shall be no embr :
chg or because We may not use the gentle
words. my wife. We may not clasp the
sanctifed formsin our own holy armsI tell
you that annihilation would be heaven. if |
you man. that immortality would Be glo-
rious chsat, if with our clay died all our
6rst affections. / Tell you that snnihilation
would be heaven. if believed that when
ny head at len ii rests on is coffin pillow
and my lips sink to The silence and repose
Of death, these loving eyes win never look
into mine again, the pure clasp never be a.
round my neck. this holy caress never bles.
me more.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24

New TEMPRRAscE Law LIN to-iay,a paper
viii be found thu new Temperance law which
has passed both houses Of the legs ature, nd
signed BY the Governor. We preGinc it viii
meet with general salts action. It's provisions
me. 1 all the abuses incident 70 the sale Of
ardent spirits, as far as Legislation can meet
them A.snore stringent law than this would
not be in acco. dance with the spirit Of our free
GOV inment, aud therefore could not Be enc
forced.