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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02
TILE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

AGO COUNTY.
Probate Court December Term, 1854
M ii EIEAa il has been suggested to
our Honorable Court at the Decem-
Der Term, 1854 thereof. By Elvy IL Wallace
Administrative Of the estste Of Martha Nc
Elwee, deceased that Il would be to the in
terest OF the heirs and distributes of said
Estate TO sell personal property of said
defendant Notice is hereby given to iona
than N. McElwee, Evan George and Jane
George, that they be and personally APP
pear before the Probate Court Of said coun
ity be held on the fourth Monday IN Febua>
~ next to show cause If any they can why
an order should not be madefor the sale Of
.of said personal property, and further to do
and suffer such things as shall be ordered
and considered by our said In the pre-
misses.
tits further ordered that publication 81
this citation be made in the Yazoo City
Whigfor four weeks succe siyely
Witness, George B Wilkinson, Judge
Of Probate county OF Yazoo, the fourth
Monday Of December 1854. and seal Of The
Court.
Issued the fstday Of January 1855.
IN. HOLLINGSW0RTH Clerk.
BY iIoaE BRUMFIELD D. @.
january 5 IS 90 5-W
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LEG L NOTICES
IAE ST W or lI
Woo CouN1Y.

8 Az k1' 81
Azoo County,.
rfr7te Court January Term 1855
So g persons interested il ne lands lene.
ments and hereditimenls III essee d.
HeaFd late &c said county, deceased.
8 The matter of the application 81 Sophia
Heard as Guardian fof hoInas Heard
Hezekia E. Heard. Sarah 81 Heard aud
Samuel Il Heard, Minors and Heirs and
distributes 70 the estate oi jssee Heard
deceasad. for d ordt1 { sale 81 the follow
inc described lands, situated, lying and be-
ine in the county Of 1a1oo and State Of
Mississippi. lO-Wit: north eas quarter and
south east quarter and east halt 81 north
west quarter Of section seven, IND the west
half Of north east quarter and forty acres ID
lhe north part of the northwest quarter sees
ton eighteen, al ia Township eleven range
two east 1t having been suggested to our
said court that a sale of said lands is neces-
sarY 70 effect distribution of the estate Il
IL thereof ordered By The Court, that John
M Hollingsworth be and heis hereby ap-
pointed Guardian "a term for tue minors
Heard aforesaid and chat citation Be issued
to him IS such to be and appear at ext
FEBRUARY Term 1855 81 sais Court ben and
there to show cause ifany be can Why an
order should not be granted for the sale Of
the above described lands.
It is further ordered that publication Of
said citation Be made ID the Yazoo City
Wing for four weeks successfully
Witness, Hon Geo B, Wilkinson. Judge
Of said court The fourth Monday 81 January
"a. D I8 and seal 81 said court
Issued January Q4 1855.
j. N. HOLM GsW0 ORTIZ. CLERK.
January 26 1885, SO ST.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02
Comm fssiOner5 Notice.

YIHE undersigned, appointed by the Probate
Court Of Yazoo County, at the November
Term 1854 thereof, Commissioner: to receive
examine al claims ofthe several creditors of
the estate of w. +. Gill deceased, REPRESENTED
insolVent, viii meet at the Probate Clerks Of
fee of said County, on the FIRST Saturday of eV-
cry month until 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 in and prove their said q n
respectively against said estate. dec8
S. ]. III. HOLLINs SWORN .Com'r5
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Soda Blscui
1sVHDtfVeT HDfeeaSee,

IA s Ulcefs, old Sores. riles. Faula, aid baAd
EN LFEtlef, s sof,ila, &c. can paed BY mild
remedies. Old Ulcers, even d twenty veurs
duration, can be perfectly cured BY correcting
the deranged constitution. upon which thei !
sue depends. Fistula can be cured without the
knife, canstic, n inconvenience. Whether or
not tie Seeds Of Cancer ban be eradicated
from the system, It's fatal progress can Be ar
rested, As will be shown 70 those wishing such
into ton by reference o persons red
m ITO. fs u ga
address TON.
oct20 R8g0s0,sd Mississippi.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
y AGO County

YAzoo COUNTY
Probote Court, December Term 1854.
s GREEABIsY to an order Of the Probate
Court of said county Notice is hereby
given unto all persons interested IN the lands
Tenements Embellishments 81 Martha Neil
wee deceased tobe and appear before the.
Probate Court Of said county to be beld on
the fourth Monday ia FEBRUARY next % show
cause il any they can why an order should
not Be made for. the sale Of The real estate
Of the said deceased lying and being n the
Town Of Yazoo city, known on the map
of said Town as Lots No 26 and ~.
And &C ii further ordered that pub ication
of this citation be made In The lazoo City
why for four weeks successfully.
WIrEEss Geo B. Wilkinson i ldee Of Pros
bate Of the county Of Yazoo. the Fourth
Monday 81 December s54. and seal Of the
Court
Issued Isl day 81 January 1853.
III. HOLLINGSVORTH, Clerk.
BIZ JoHn BRUMBIELD, D. g.
January SIS. g
TRUSTEES Sal
IN Pursuance Of che pfovi deedol
trust, executed Il rs br Ltaile and
wife, on the 26fE 53,which has
cen duly rec lee 0fthe Clerk 81
Xo7oo ID ssissippi,in book 8 .pps
48 4ed Gas requested by the
holderc e note spec ied ii said deed
of trust onag 1ha 6lh tebuaEg
5nE 81 fle COM buss aoot
Cou1 8 EaSoo gitg Is bsl 10 the ae'
bidder. loF cash. two certain lots s. paIsel. q
''n azoo City assl gnated e Lots, N1.
sd much thereof q il be ealal
6he sun 81 6ne t0o0nd dol.
A sale one kall inEsle WI
s S. eeslIieIsrf den
then the Whsle
rood but We incur
NX
Trustees
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02
Mrs. UJR BULNl

ID ESPE CTFUII Z announces Is her
friends, ind che public IN general, that
I he viii open School for young Ladies and
fenale children II Yazoo city, on the 1st 81
January next. ALI branches Of useful and POI
lite education IN betaught 81 the ueual prices
For further Fticulars, cal at Mrs Fausl,s, 70.
information. December 24tf.
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Elizabeth He1ndon. ct al,
IP0N opening eonplainants bin and Il
appearing that the defendants Hender-
son Herndon, James / Herndon, Johanna
Hetndon and Greene Herndon are nonresi;
dents ofthe Safe, but reside beyond the linz
ita thereof So that the ordinary process Of
tllisco cannot be executed upon them,
TbeFels 4 ordered that said defendants
enter theiI rance herein 81 81 before
the first day ol M 1ln 81 his Court
TO be held at the ohsein 100 city
on the fourth Monday OF May nlS
plead, answeror demur 10 tie complain
ants bill otherwise the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed By them
set for hearing er parte and the matters
thereof decreed accordingly.
Its further ordered thata copy Of this
order be published in the Yazoo City Wing
"a weekly newspaper published in Yazeo
city, once week for one month.
Attest S. M. PHILLIPS. Clerk.
n. G. & s. E. NYE, Sol's.
January s, '55 90 st.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02
FALL GOO
First Arrival ii Wick 51lfe.

First Arrival in VIcIks burg.
s1OWAN, CHAPLIN y JACK have Just r.
u ceiVed their first Importation Of Eau Goods,
which is also the first opened ID this city Here
tofore there has been great scarcity Of many ar
ticles in our business, with which We can now
furnish our friends.
Below We enumerated few OF the articles received:
FRENCH NEEDLE PORK.
Thread, Jaconet, Swiss and Valenciennes Edgines
and Insef ngs; Embroidered Collars, Handker.
chiefs, Sleeves, Chimizettes, &C.; Jaconet Cam
brio and Swiss Flouncings; Surplice 1anchette
Maltese and Tatlanthe Collars and Chimizet-
tes; Black Lace Wells, Leisses, Jaconets, Swiss
ard Plain l1uslins.
peliol na comprehensive assortment Of Gloves
BOOTS ana . 81 y as & oets Bnskins,
Slippers and Boots and 8 good assortnlept from
other manufactures Z. stNl
'GENTLlEEN'S I'VE 4R-I1ats fne cloth Cloahs
Black and Fancy Pants and Vests, Over and
9 Under SHIRTS, Drawers; Half Hose Cloves
1 Cravats, Boots and Shoes Yick'bgg sept
p. B. DowEING D.E.MooDY. alRx RUNNER
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02
NEW RfrFm.

u p. HTLLIARD 3 Co., would respectful.
y " annopuces to the public thatthey haze
bought the entire stock 81 carriages Bureies.
etc Of Powell B Hi lard and win continue II
the business. selling every article low Tor cash
and very moderately TO pfonp, customers and
for good paper. They thank the public FOR
past patronage and solicit share ia the future.
y p HTLLIAaD q co.
January agt.f
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

DIsSOLU LION

fNNHE undersigned have iris dug d'es0lved,
mutually partnership ID the Cnrfilge Re-
The business of Powell & fTiiliard win Sc sef-
tied by & B Powell. The REQUEST Is hereby
made. for ali indebted to them to call forthwith.
POWELL ~ billiard.
January 2, 1889. 20 6-t
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02
Mail PRe xef,
STEAMER LUCY ROBINSON.

ash The fine fast runniag passen-
ss ger S,eamer LUCY ROBIN
- SON. LoT MANN, Master,
will run as d regular Packet between this
port aud NV Orleans h coming season.
For freight or passage, apply 81 board. or
10 her Agent. w. WYMAN.
Yazon etv nov To-. 2f-H
M d. Will commence her trips as soon as
the river rises.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

rs g lettf09$s
Physicians pho ascFibe Icohol Liquors tot
Medical purposes should give the preference
S Wolie's Sohiedam Aromatic Sehndpps
II It's manufactured d Sehiedam, ii Holland
and exclusively Ia fhe factory Of the proprietor
by processes aud from material elsewhere uf-
employed and unxnoWu.
s It's proved 81 the GATED analysis Of
several eminent chemists, Is be entirely free
from the pernieious f0sil 81 which remains in
every kind 81 liquor disfi|ls from grain and
which Is the cause 81 the nervous and Fiseerdl
arrangement serious 6gestion and morbid
desire for habitual end emperate Indulgence
which such fquols n ABLY tend to superin-
duce.
s. It's proved bv same aneTing guests
lh e moi favored with the
ana ieestible oil az jupiter here
ed but ith the specifically lighter,
olalIls aromatic and medicinal Of the
essential oils Of the Italian junipberry neg
tl 81 every other manufacturer.
It's chemically proved to be ab5olutely
pure ii its refiiication quality obtained BY
an entirely new process and which no other
Holland gin ia the world has acquired
S. Nis nfa2ed By extensive medical experts
enee ana 1sonY 81 Be al efficient we'll
IS an ast le remedy il many cases d IN
cipienf aYe ronic gpuss henmatism
aGtaleacs eo con efions in the kidney
and bladder. pens fever sud agne general
debility sluggish culation ofthe blood de-
4icient assimi alton 81 bod aud exhausted titai
energy.
s. Il Is most grateful and renoVating cordi-
al aRd when used as directed never ilIiames
thesystem or induces inebriety but tends rath-
81 TO snbdae the latter fraiity by creating a
dislike IS all inferior liquors. And It inVari-
blv correctsEhe ia effects of bad water Wheth-
er ia swahap Of iialestone districts Ia all Of
these eaamerated qualities il has no rival 10
lkekin the world
Since the introduction Of this celebrated
Iical beverage into the United states a
snber efIiquor Houses in New York and our
other urge cities have commenced counterfeit
aneit The genuine Is only sold in quart and
pint bottles handsomelY wrapped ~ yellow pas
Der, with ar name on the bottle, cork, aud la
BILE / would advise those who use i medicin-
ally, to purchase by the bottle, as Bars and
Hotels fill my bottles with common GIN and
sell it for the genuine For sale by all resPec-
table druggists ia the United states.
UDUDPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
l8. 90, and % Bever st, New York,
The word sSehnapp' belongs exclusively to
my article, allothers are counterfeit.
For sale in New Orleans by
s Converse d Co.
81. Hart 81 Co.
Peters d Willard.
John right & Co.
Jarvis a 81 Goldman,
Yazoo City NOV. q. % 3-m.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

Nsf1E subscriber requests all persons having
claims agsinst him IN YazOo city, TO pre-
sent them without delay to Mr.. Samuel ~.
Brown, St the Drug Store Of Thompson q
Emanuel. dec u. EHAN UEI..
Soda Biscuit
FNgElE boxes Just received and for ale At
ocf2O 10. TAmBoRINRs
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

IN ~ y OID
OAKEY ~ HAWKINS.

NV ORLTAEs
NeILL furnish all kinds Of Plantation sun
plies and make liberal cash advances Oh
cotton shippe through me to my friends .Uessrs
tlakey etc.,N Orleans
Agent for New York lile Insuran CO.,
Etna insurance co. on slaves Harsid
State Marine and Fire insurance ca. Pa
Hudson River Marina and Fire Insu'e
cOmpany,
Granate Insurance company Utica,
8ncust 1854.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

Is ne0 and splendid Steamer, n 3 sA I'll
N0DRO, s. GwARINEx Master will
run as regular ten day Pac et between 4a-
700 City and New Orleans. For freight q
passage apply on board q %
w WYNAN, Agent
s This fine passenger Steamer was butt
express for this trade. and every care has
been taken to make Der one 81 the finest boat
ever IN the trade. jan. 26l 81 TT
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

Physicians who ascribe lcohol Liquors Tot
Medical purposes should give the preference
s. Wolle's SChiedam Aromatic Sehndpps
j. lis manufactured d Skhieaam, ii Holland
and exclusively "a che factory Oh the proprietor
81 processes aud from material elsewhere UNI
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

PRICES REDUCED IN CLOTHING.
AINES s. RUSSELL dealers Is ready
81 made Clothing and nnufaet0reFs also
of Clothing. beg leave respe FULLY 70 inform
their friends and the public that their stock 81
winter Goods was purchased this lhll and oWs
ing % having an unusually large stock on
hand, Will sell s. reduced prices not Sc cost
but al so small an advance Is VA 81 not more than
cover expenses Examine for you. selves and
ynu viii end that ue ere selling low Il not
lower than any house "a the city
HAINES q Russo IL
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

IN QUIZ rs baI3eI Xxx -Four
Barrels EaPe Tours
7 barrels 1e 'onE
rhnH as aE0
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
CATECHIsM FOR YOUNG JEsuITs

When the question Of the expulsion of the
members of tine Order, was agitating Switzer
land few years ago, the supporters of the
question quoted as their justification Cate
chism composed by Sconvile, and which il
now, on the recommendation of Bishop Lau
rent, the Papal Nuncio in Luxembourg, taught
to the youth under his episcopal care. ",
quote it purely as a sample of the thcologica
literature of the Order. Our readers may
form their own opinion upon the instruction
here conveyed - .ssg s.4i ar.
Question:. what place will each ont
arise in the resurrection lsaa..,. ..l f.
Answer. Each one will arise 10 that, place
where the largest portion ofhis body remains
Oh what form will each rise again
A.-Of middling stature, with well-pro
portioned limbs, and each according to tn
sex previously possessed.
Q.-ln what age shall we rise from tn,
dead?
A.-ln the age of Christ, as If we all wer
thirty-three years old. s.r.. eu
Q-Shall the world be inhabited again
A.-Some think unbaptized children wi
inhabit It, but none else, not even the beast
Q'-Is it a sin to pay..tithss'
A.-Yes, great sin.
Q.-Where is hell
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
QUEER PREACHING.

1t was near New Haven, Connecticut, the
City Of Fins, that the Rev. Mr.. Smitkins
was describing the peaceful departure of an
aged saint, on whose last hours it had been
his recent privilege to attend. Mr. Smtkins
was one Of the unearued clergy, who despised
grammar, and spake as they were moved. He
said - ..
When orrOve at the house of my dis.
enSed friend, he was perSpiring his last. |
went and stood by his bedside. He was gone
too far to talk, but | said, Brother, if you
feel happy now, jist squeeze my hand And
he squo oze it." .....
We shall not mention the name of the dis
tinguished divine who has often told the fol-
lowing story, but it is genuine, and on hi.
credibility we become responsible for its truth
A good man, but ill-instructed, out West, hat
call to preach. Being unable to read, h,
employed friend to read selection from tn
Scriptures. On one occasion the chapter wa
the twenty second of Genesis which contain
the words" These eight did Mlcha bear t.
Major, Abraham's brother" From thes
words he proceeded to discourse as foIows'':-
Bretheren and sisters, let us consider on
blessings. We have the comforts of lie W
have Aocks and herds, and our hearts are file
with food and gladness. Morning and ever
ing our wives and daughters milk the cow'
and our wants are all supplied. In the day
of good old Abraham, the case was different
for then, as you have heard, it took eight I
milk a bear, and they did not get much 8
that" ...
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

New THEORY OF TIE CREATION AND DELUGE.
-Ao anonymous writer in Philadelphia has
published thick pamphlet, in which is un.
folded "A New Theory of the Creation and
Deluge." Among the novel doctrines set
forth are these -
The earth was formerly surrounded by a
luminous ring like Saturn. The ring was
composed of vapor CONCEALED into band Of
ice, which was finally broken up and melted
descending like universal deuge upon the
earth. Saturn will by-and-by experience q
similar deluge, and we shall no longer see
that planet surrounded by luminous rings.
There were no mountains lin the sense in
which the term is now applied) before the
flood. There we're only little hills. the loft.
est of which were not more than % feet high
There was light before the sun, moon, OF
stars were visible on the earth.
The whole number of persons destroyed by
the food did not exceed that of those who die
annually in New York city. ,sc4Ert ?
The habitable portion of the an,ediluviar
world is still under water. o4
The type of animal life is progressing and
nfo race Of animals, as much superior tc
man as man is to the monkey, will hereafter
appear.
Important sideral changes are approaching
The sun will decrease in size till it will appear
no larger than star Of the first magnitude
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

"SEEING THE LIONS" Formerly there
was menagerie in the Tower of London, in
which lions were kept; it was discontinued
about forty years ago. During these times
of comparative simplicity, when a stranger
visited the metropolis for the first time. it was
usual to take him to the Tower and show him
the lions as one of the chief sights; and on
the strangers return to the country it was
usual to ask him whether he had seen the
lions. Nowadays whena Londoner visits
the country for the FIRST time, he is taken by
his friends to see the most remarkable objects
of the place, which are called the "lions."
One constantly hears the expression, " We
have been lionizing," or "seeing the lions =
but thousands who make use Of it are ieno.
rant of its origin. 1t originated as above
Mates and Qucrries.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
SCH ENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

WILL be found to p0ssess those qualities necessary 10
w the total eradication Of all bilious attacks prompt 10
start the secretions Of the liver and give healthy tone to
the entire system. indeed, il IL ordinary discovery
IN Medical Science TO have invented remedy for these
stubborn ains, which deveOpe Ill the Trsults pro-
duced BY heretofore free Of caomeia mine Just
iy dreaded by Bank midland acknowledged be desIrc-
tive n the extreme to the human system That ths prop.
critics Of certain vegetables comprise all the virtues Of
nmel, without It's Injurious tendencies is an admit
ted tact, rendered ndspntabIe by scientific riches
and Those who the Mandrake Pill, will be fully salts.
Ned that the st medicines those prov ded by nature
IN the common herbs and iools Of the fields
The filis open the bowels and correct all bilious de
Engagements without salvation any of the injurious ct
is promoted by these Pills as will be seen nv the ate,e
colo, Of the stools and disappearing Of the salow
pexon and cleansing of the tongue -Tta II. -,...s
Ample directions accompany each box of Pills. and the
price Of quart bottle of the Sea Weed Tonic and box
Of these Pills combined is Gully ,dOfl But separate
boxes Of Pills can be had Of any Of the agents
ty-fve cents.
These remedies prepared underline personal
VISION VI d. j. II Schenck proprietor of Schencks Pull
monte SYRUP the well established remedy for Consu u,p
ton Coughs, Colds, &C., &C., and the inventor of the
celebrated Resroneter tor examining and deterling all
diseases of the the Lungs, Heart, &c.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Il Phadeiphia.-- Gilbert, Wentz & Co., III N. Third
treet. tH- -r '.. ~
Il New York &C. v. CLicxsER t. Co., 81 Barclay
Boston.-Re ding & Co, No. 8 State Street. -.
And every respectable Druggist throughout the Uniled
states. Fred L. Sn ith. Agent, MDntuelier ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

| bnzlittie aftef-tending to prepare it for NOV
| or stacks, and has far less of that harsh or
straWy: tendency which it would possess II
cured ina. different manner. Care should De
exercised in curing this way, not to put up
the hay before it is fully wilited and that the
cocks be small and well constructed 50 that
the sweating process may not be carried to
excess, and induce so great fermentation as
to decompose the sugar Of the hay, changing
it to alehohol and carbonic acid.
The weather has great influence on the
value Of the hay crop, but that is matter
beyond our control. If one has hay down
and the weather proves changeable, with ire
quent showers, the less the hay is stirred the
better, for it will retain its value while lying
wet in the swath much longer than if disturb
ed with repeated dryings and wettinss Moth,
ing SO Injuries hay as washing by rains, and
this, If many times repeated, will totally des
troy its value.
We night add further practical directions
in regard to haying, but our present article
is about as long as those interested will cart
to read at this season.-Rurai Mv Yorker
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

THE RAINING TREE.--The island Of Fierro
is one of the most considerable Of the Cana
ries, and conceive the name to be given it
upon this accountant, its soil not affording
so much as drop of fresh water, seems to
be iron, and indeed there is in this island
neither river or rivulet, nor we'll nor spring.
save that only toward the seaside there are
some wells, but they lie at such distance from
the city that the inhabitants can make no use
thereof But the great preserver and sustain
err of all, remedies this inconvenience by a
way SO extraordinary, that man will be forced
to sit down and acknowledge that he gives in
this an undeniable demonstration Of his won.
derful goodness. For in the midst, there is a
tree which is the only one Of the kind, in as
much as it has no resemblanc6to any Of those
known to us in Europe. The leaves Of it are
long and narrow, and continue in constant
verdure, winter and summer, and its branches
are covered with cloud, which is never dis.
PEELED, but resolving into moisture, causes
to fall from its leaves very clear water, and
in such abundance that the cisterns which are
placed at the foot of the tree to receive it are
never empty. but contain enough to supply
both man and beast