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CATHOLIC PRIEST RHrusrxo TO GIVE Evr.
psSox CASE of 1tep,&.-Ihe t,iai Of John Cronin,
Circuit Court Saturday. Most Of the testimony was
taken Rev. Mr. feeling, Catholic priest, was placed
upon the witness stand and questioned TO the dying
declarations Of Mrs Cronng but these he rcsouty re-
fused 70 divuge The question Of compelling him 70
testify upon thfs point was argued until late hour
when the Court adjourned and the was laid over
snU this morning -RisAas0'sd Hhie, o. %.
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Lps.-An article is going the rounds

THE RoTHscRILDs.-Ana article is going the rounds
Of the press stating that the whole concern of tue
Rothschilds is worth 500 900 in money capital be-
sides $500 600 600 in real estate mines, &C. So
far from this being the fact understand that the
general estimate In Europe to the aggregate wealth Of
the whole is 200 eco franc about $40 000
000 The idea purely absurd that their wealth should
amount to such enormous sum as 81 600 0oo, o0o
equal, ut per cent, to annual income of sixty
millions Of doarsa which, in comparatively few
years, accumuating IN compound ratio, and doubling
II every twelve years. would concentrate in their hands
large portion of theweah and property Of all Europe
- Washington IateUigeacer OF. 20.
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j. WATT Smith, associate editor of the Memphis Ergie
died in that city on the 10th inst, aged IS years.
Adyices have been received from Texas giving inte]i-
gence Of the accidental death OF Second Lieut. WV
DAyANr, Of the regiment Of mounted rcmen, by drown.
ing in the Rio Grande NJ Eagle Pass the 2d inst The
deceased native of South Carolina and graduate
Of the West Point Military Academy Of the class Of 1851
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THANKSGIVING DAYs.--The Governors of the va
ious States appear determined not agree this year
day of Thanksgiving. North Carolina had hers on
Thursday last Maryland and Virginia observe the 10Th
of November PENNEY lvania, Name Iowa and Ohio the
ed of November and Massachusetts,, New York and In
diana, the 10Th,
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WESTERN Hoo TRApE-At Louisville on the
24th inst, pork establishment sold to English
pnker 600 hogs at So from the hooks An average Of
200 pounds net per hog would make the aggregate
amount involved in the transaction $40 600.
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Mayors Once.
CHARGED WITH OBTAINING GOODS UNDER FALSE
PRETENCEs.

On Monday afternoon about O'Clock, officer Hope, Of
Ne Mayors office, arrested man named James A. War
rem Who it is charged has been going around lately de-
Aaudng people out of large Of money BY presenting
MEM with worthless checks the North River and other
hanks in payment for goods Milton G. Rathbun ofthe
arm Of Alfred Munroe Co., clohers at No. AL Broad
v~y appeared before Justice Osborne Monday, the
I'D inst. and in affidavit set forth that Mr. Warren
came the store Of the firm the 18th of October inst
20 pay for goods amounting to about ST. which he
lad been to New Jersey that day. and had not got
back as soon he expected He therefore asked Mr. r.
or blink check which he filed up for larger amount
han his bin he stated that he wanted some money
br himself and it then too late to get ii from the
bank The check was for $1G5, and is as follows
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New York, Oct 49, 1855.
NORTH RIVER BANK.
Pay to A. Munroe Co., or ORDER one hundred and
sixty five dollars
las WARREN

4 $l6b JAS. A. WAHKEN. (
Mr.. Rathbun believing Mr.. Warren to be honest
directed the boOkkeeper to pay him the difference,
70 witt $685. or thereabouts which was done The check
vas subsequently deposited in Bank but afterwards
returned, IL ascertaned that Mr.. Warren had
funds therein Officer Hope immediately directed to
keep lookout for the man. and had been to Troy and
several other places in search of him. Yesterday the
officer espied In Wall street, between Nassau and
William, answering exactly the description given of
Mr. Warren He Immediately arrested him. Mr.. War
is also accused OF being the hero Of several other
uar exploits. 1t is said that shortly after tricking
Mr. Rathbun, he went to the Aston House. where he
an old friend to whom he represented that he had been
to Jersey all the afternoon and, having been de-
tned there later than bank hours he was unable to OBJ
tain any money He stated that he had large amount
h the North River bank, and asked his friend whether he
knew the cashier Of the Aston House. aud he could get
osuh do 30 and both of them forthwith repaired to the
cashier who gave Mr. Warren, in exchange for check
@ the North River Bank large sum in current money
The friend Of Mr. w. stated that he would stand security
far him, and that ii it found that Mr.. W. had no
snds in the bank, he would pay the amount To m ike
3 lDpg story short the check duly deposited and
'.rnsa, and Mr. WIS friend had to suffer for his ,e,-
dsncy-i e. LIE paid the amount for which the check
Aed The accused got bail to the amount Of $500 to
ippcar at Q further examination.
THE MAYORS COMPLAINT BOOK.
This as the public are aware has become Of the
settled institutions Of the city government, and its eff
sieney can be in the improved condition OF
streets and in the abatement of large number of pri
vste Is well public nusances. Complaints that could
NOT be reached in any other way recorded in its
psges and at all within the power Of the Mayor they
are promptly attended to and redressed The long list
az grievances which at first brought under his
lice have been greatly reduced through its
VI and although it's pages still open to the public,
tey therefore, not crowded as they were former
u. There may be some however who not aware of
- existence others who imagine because they
heAr anything OF that II has been done away with To
all such IL may sufficient to say that the Mayors book
- stin in existence and that 1t Is as efficient as ever
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The Cotton Market.
7. }. STEWART Il co.'s CIRCULAR.


NEW YORK. Oct ii, 1855
our market declined nearly Nc. during the week
ceedng last ISSUE 18th inst, from the effect OF
the Auantic's advices received next day The sales
averaged COO bales daily from stock and several
parcels aoa from Southern ports 10 Liverpool changed
hands. At the close prices we're quoted the basis OF
&C. for Upland middings in average lists, glSc. to
9Ac for designated even lots. On Monday and Tuesday
the market hardened up from the more limited amount
sale. On Wednesday at p NJ the Mfica's very I'M
favorable accounts 10 18th inst from Liverpool were
ceiyed.
The decline by this arrival being fully ID with the
limited business Of 81 600 bales being again than
operatives looked for at that period concession n &c
asked but from the small available stock hol srs
declined concession except in small parcels which
&c. submitted to. On Friday morning telegrapfic
advces Of frost at New Orleans night OF 9th
were receive by several holders and the assumptions
that il may have been felt the cotton plantation,
3, 600 bales changed hands, which clearo the
boards and left the market before the Africas arrival
On Saturday the business amounted tn 1,8 bales
closing firm at 91Sc for mddngs. The last two days
The sales 500 bales with less tone to prices ele
graphic advices from New Orleans up 10 Goth ayisl
absence of frost and Sac tor middlings, freight I'D
The weather at the south has been propions ior
riptnng the crop up TO 25h inst. We arc advised Of
frost on the morning Of that date At New Orleans
Mobile and at few points In the cotton section. "
would require general frosf TO do any damage Of
men to the plan and this has not been such and be-.
which had attained three quarters maturity woul hc
cracked and rpen the faster. Picking continues with
unabatcd vigor which retards deliveries at the ports
Navigation remains as before, at very low ebb. Iy
telegraph from New Orleans the total Southern receipts
Friday night show excess OF 100 900 bales
those Of last year. The crop In maturity ia certainly
fully n fortnight in advance Of the last one.
- Il. 0A- I.IA 40
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MADAM wIDGFR, THE MYSTERIOUS sPASIsa
WI lady t continues ote past present and ure events
consult on law matters marriage, about friends tness pre-
scrite medicines for Az diseases point stolen prp
Aird toor. -
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MADAME MhYER Has REMOVED TO 1sI SEVENTH
I avenue between Twenty third and Twenty fourth STA.
She continues tell past present and future events likewise
marriages lawsuits, business prospec sickness.
property lost stolen. Madame Meyer COZ,
Englh French and German, and gives garaniee
fOrhs
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no LEr-THr THRU FLOOR or HOUSE No Ia wrsT
ooh street TO small gcnisci family house contains water
and sss, Apply - above
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-- -----
ANTHOLOGY.

A sToNIsHiN9 TO ALi.-MADAME MoERow.-THIs
"A highly gifted lady IL the wonderful astroogs
the World that has been known she viii tell ali
events Of he even the thoughts and win speedy
marriages show the likeness Of the Intended hubbard
TO NE great a.,onishmeni q All who visit Al who wan
rood luck ny her for relief ard comfort All interviews
strictly private admission u given gentlemen Ne
charge not satisfied 10 Broome street, between cannon and
Columbia.
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MOTIF cARoffss siG PIE cIsr STATE srocgs.
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lbs Hssis1 Irspsssls all ~ fessss4 sdns .ssX
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bad ssuss ~ sts STAT ~ tsffb Cksstns Tor
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

PORT JEFFERSON. March I7-Schr Marin Jewett, re-
GENTLY ashore Deal Beach, NJ, here In tow OF
10Th She has been purchased Of the by
former and taken there for repairs The
barbor 10 nearly clear Of Ice.
PHILADELPHIA, March l9-Arr steamer M Sanford,
Sanford York brig Fannie Field Kelly, Porto Rico
schrs Kate Ellen Ellis st KITES Flavila, Berry, Port
Prince.
Ga barks John Welsh Steel Cienuegos; Thomas Daett
DILL Laguayra brigs Martha Washington, Anderson,
Rama; Arct urus Clifford, Cardenas.
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Memoranda.

Brig Eagle rather old tons yellow mealled
snee cold by auction Saturday at Boston for $00
half cAsh. balance o mos, interest added.
Ship Juliet At San Francisco 18th ult from Boston,
Cd Cape Horn days in strong gales Crossed the Equator
Jan 10TH Ion 100 80 had light northerly winds until
the 18th ult, when she encountered strong NV gales
Ship Susan Owens at do 2th nit from Liverpool OF
Cape Horn 81 heavy westerly gales split sails, &e
Crossed the Equator Jan oh, Ion l0f and had moderate
breezes to lat 10 N; after then variable weather
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

MERCHANTS LINE FOR ALBANY. -rHR0UGH
I without landing from the pier TOO, Of Robinson street
being north side 81 Barclay street connecting with New
1ors Central Great Western, Michigan CentfAl and
southsrn kAiroads The steamer hANHATTAS, Captain
WIN Nelson, VIII leave this March 2istJ evening 49,
o'clock NJ For passsgs or freight apply 90 bo.rJ Or
cEO Z. STANLEY, Q. tbs once 5n tbs wharf
NEW JERSEY RAILRoAD-FoR PHILADELPHIA
express iass .Les.s hsw Yors .t 3 and 10 * n sad
snde n. Isrs s2gstaA al - "a ana 10 A n ans
ct All Val statssas TbreugA tessss sois zoe
and the West. and for B.lt.mors wsshns.os NsysIk A.
"a ,hrsasA bsfsss- checked = Hstlpgt9a " AAa u
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(iAsH LITERALLY ADyAscrD on HOUSEHOLDS
" furEurs. piano fsrtss vstshss als4sis sI,w vsr,
Ore 1rns nsutsi tnstrHssnts 81 ptrsssa fs.rsry
ssserpiisn len - ~ ss!4 sysis tbs kshss, -
Ttls fer tie sk0rs ~ the snss
kcCAifHAr WALTIna
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TIM gsPIHOH oTTRAscI COfso 10 TuE csfnRA
IA msss lsisrss,.ss tet< ssv sss.ss ,ss w,vsl
Crass shsssf 80 pssssss ~ 49, siilss fsfess .ss =
"a 'srrte ksrsss. - 80 hla.s -, tsts v issss~s
lss ssriss Frsss ssfslega bg.stsr. As slss n ~.
sssss ~ ~ y ssAss rst+s IN ssss. " tks kw.er.s n
ssior.4 pas, ~ a. ssiy rsisAs sksss psAllsA.< "A
~ JOChLfN, 90 Yates rfsst. Asy sxste- sssyts< "a
- - 49,
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T'nG bhTrLE OF crIs--gHfs rIsE rsisYrss
sittnststtrs Losscnga. y cr.-.slss sss-~s
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ADVERYEEMRSTs RRNEWED EVERY DAT.


CLOTHING, &C.
CAsT OF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
- Ladies o. gentlsmen having Of the same 20 dispose
obtain fair and cash price by sending the
scriber .. his residence, or through the Post Once
N. 3. COHEN, IS Elm street.
NJ B-Lsdies attended by Mrs c.
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen having any Of the
obtain fair and cash price, BY sending for the sob
scriber, his residence, through the Post Once
l.. n. DUSSELDORF, Is Elm street
N. Blades attended by Mrs. d.
fsLoTHISC-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN HAVING
" 10 dispose o. can receive fair price In eash
ndins the IL Laursns street Canal 81 5.
West Brosdvs by letter Through the Post once Ladies
attended by Mrs. Cohsn- s.C0HEN
VoUTHs' AND CHIIDRES'e CLOTHING -J0aPH
l B. Close, Bailey Co., No. PARK place, sppcsts
the City Hail. havs hand the best sssortsi sprsg
and stock sad styles 10 Be found In the uaitea
wears old ii vhoissas and for greatly reduced p<ssss
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fsstlswsn go =. rssty ~ a<s.s~v tsAs ssr nss~N
u. 1' prsss.O ss' X rsisgs pH a. toes sns
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INTELLIGENCE.

~ All packages and letters Intended for the NEw YoRx
HERALD should be sealed.
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The following Maritime Intelligence oas
prepared for yesterdays issue, but tOas una
U0iddb,y cr0Uded out.
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LToR sATE-THR LEASE FURNITURE PGxTrRLs
~ ao, efthe we kEgvn puhne bouSe - Cr.n3 ssfss'.
known tbs Crystal. Fo- Faf,euiAra Ae Ac aprlT T.
GARRETT y. CLARK, q Bsrslay street.
JToR shLR--h RARE cHANcE-Ssc THE LEASE
ard hrtrfes ~ an rttstlsLea naiAssry tsa,s, tws
20 whsgs hss teen DINE rats bnsness Tee
last year heuse - Lev rent Ror particulars squfe st
. R5brrss az Third svssus.
TOR sALK-tT T1T NORTH RIVER A TEMPER
~ sscs rfooery asa rrsvisea stoFs ksp'
fr elkht1en yrAff The hAs aae, ksr baarss
be VII fs u s.a at TAss ArpIy sea B. n Rrlaos o..
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pAPER BsSGfnc rsrABLishNKSr YDR sALF
II thssp vita Arss rsts run 81 good epstea Esat
90, sas rosssaSs pvs tvAssasslT tssar, ~ Pen
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L,fRsT CLASS BROWN STONE DWELLINGS IN
brooklyn, with water, heaters and all the modern
for ale exchange for stocks bonds
gAges, lumber, or unncumbered property. Apply 20
az n.
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EHANCE.-A PERSON WISHES TO EXCHANGE A
~ marble front, family dwelling house, II
Court street brooklyn for kind OF business ready
established excepted for good merchandise Ad
dress A. b. Bay State HOTEL Now York post paid statn
business 40, for one wsek
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E,ARM FOR sALE-FIFTY.THR ACRES. WITH A
good house barn and all necessary outbuidins ia good
repair and half miles from steamboat IsndnE and
thirty eight from New York Long Island for - 90; also
twenty good Iosm soil with house barn and
fruit for 81 Apply W ARTHUR, % Fulton cOun.
Try Market from 70 u A n By letter TO sorthpor,,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09
COnln1fssioners Notice.


TEYTIE undersigned, appointed BY the Probate
~ Court Of Yazoo County, at the November
Term 1854 thereof, Commissioner. to receive
examine an elaiIns ofthe seEral creditors Of
the estate of w r. Gill deceased, represented
nsolyent, Will meet at the Probate Clerks Of
fee of said County, Oh the first Saturday Of ev-
cry montlrnntil the fourth monday in June next
for the purpose Of attending the said creditors,
and Of receiving and examining said claims
when and where the said creditors are hereby.
notified to bring ID and prove their said 81 m
respectively against said estate. decS
i. M. HOLLIN SWORH .Com'rg
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09
TILE STATE OF MTssIssTPPT.

aAOJ lASOBNI1s
PgoJate Conf December Tenn, 1854.
~ H REAa ii has been suggested to
our Honorable Court at the Decem-
Der Term, 1854 thereof. by Elvy n Wallace
Administrative ofthe estate Of Martha Nc
Elwee, deceased that il Would~be to the In
terest Of the heirs and distributes Of said
Estate to sell the personal properly Of said
DESCENDANT Notice Is hereby given to iona
than N. McEIwee, Evan George and Jane
George, that they be and personally APP
pear before The Probate Court of said eoun
ty be held on thefourth Monday INF ebua>.
~ next to show cause If any they can why
an order should not be made for the sale of
Of said personal property, and further 70 do.
and suffer such things as shall be ordered
and considered by our said court 10 the pre-
misses.
It's further ordered that publication 0f
this citation be made in the Yazoo City.
Whigfor four weeks succe siyely
Witness. George B Wilkinson, Judge
Of Probate county 81 Yazoo, the fourth.
Monday az December 1854, and seal Of the
Court
Issued the ist day Of ia uaTy 1855.
j.. M. H0LLINGSWORTH. Clerk,
By JoHE BRUMFTELD d. @.
January IS 20 5w
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09
N0TMGE.

It md more 81 300 barrels Ihon
son tiIae Just received 81 reduced prices
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09

AIII)Rll8W US AR LAVE
36, CAMP STREET.
peb 3. 81 3Ostf NeD Orlsans. ~.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09
SheEiff,s Sale.
Richard Abbey,

Aslohsstu 1ASuSy,
VS. f IA
Charles Z Merfiek ct
10y virtue. Of the above stated Execution
TO me directed from Gle Honora.
bic Circuit Court Of Yarao county Twill sell
to the highest bidder Rsh; On Monday
the fifth day Of March a. the Court
House door 81 said cou thin the hours
psescribea AZ law the property,
VIZ
One undiTiot fo6 see s
Township 10 rang ontaining
acres. Alsoof lot No on 8 Town
f2 range vest containing q 8-I00 IS.
Also Of lot 10 section same To Ship
and Range containing sos Is. also
Of Iot No SEQ 8 same IoWn Ia aange
containing 20 100 lying being IN
Yazoo county State Of 1Iiss
Levied % as the property deIend-
ants and will Be sold % sati above
stated cases and costs
II A JENKINS ierl
Feb g SO ST Bo
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09
TIE 81 d 7E Q 4 n ssIssI pPI
Middle District Chancefy Court January
Special Term, 1856
james Torfey

I5I VS..
Lawson D franklin e
Fl pom opening the complainant bill g
~ il appearing satisfactorily that The de-
lendanl Lawson D Franklnls non.resi-
dent Of this Stale, residing beyond the limits
thereof, 50 that the ordinary process oflhis
court cannot be executed upon him. there's
fore Il Is ordered that said defendant enter
bis appearance herein. At the next Term Of
of this eonli, u Be holden II tie Court
House Of Yazonconnty, at Yazoo City, on.
the FIRST Monday after the fourth Monday III
March nextensuing, and plead answer or
demnr to the compliments bill otherwise
the several allegations thereof will be taken
CT confessed against him, or hearing ex.
parte and the matter ana che matters there
Of decreed accordingly.
lt is fnrther ordered that acopy Of this
order be published Ia Gle AGO City Wing
q public newspaper published IN I AGO ity
once wei for one month.
Witness Hon s. s. Wfieht Vice Cham
cellor of sud courtthe first Monday after the
fourth Monday Of September 1854, and
seal ofsaid court
Issued The Goth d8y Of January A. D.
1856 r. N. McCANN. CLERK.
Roman G. PERRY Sol. for compl't.
FEBRUARY q 50 ST.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09

Physicians 40 scfibe Alcohol Liquors for
il edical purposes should give the Preference
to Wolfe Schiedam Aromatic Seanapps.
1. Its manufactured St hiedam, il Holland
and exclusive 81 she laolo s. of the proprietor
BY processes and from rial elsewhere Hn-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09

kfE.aa9sdiVe. Diseases,
Is S Ulcers, old Sorts, files, F.stula, Seali head
u litter, s soInla, &c, can le ebae5 bg mild
remedies. Old Ulcers, even &c twenty years
duration, can be perfectly cured By correcting
the deranged constitution. upon which thei :
sue depends. Fistula can be cuted without the
knife, caustic, or inconvenience. Whether OF
not tie @Seeds' of Cdncer ban be eradicated
from the system, its fatal progress can be ar
rested, as will be shown to those wishing such
information BY reference to persons ured
mary wears ago. For particulars call on or
address Il. ID, FULLERTON.
oei00 Rqga0nd Mississippi
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09
sTEA NEE Lucy ROBINSON.

The fine fast rnnning passel :
1891 Ger 4'eamer LUCY RORIN-
60 son LoT MAIB9N, Master.
will run As a regular Packet between Ills
port and New Orleans Ii coming season.
For freight or passage, apply OIL board or
to her Agent. V. WYAfAN.
IazoO eitv. nov 20, 2i-if
n. 3. Will commence her trips as soon as
the river rises.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09

q It's proved by tile repeated analysis Of
several eminent chem to BE entirely free
from the pernieious lasil which remains in
every kind 81 liquor distilled from grain and
which IS the cause of he nervous anl yisceral
arrangement sefious congestion and morbid
desire for habitna aad Incorporate Indulgence
which such liquors q ariably tend to superia-
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