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DURTONs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'''' Still YATES avs S;I D, y :, ,,,., Ma
nS;Is a. ,is. ,.S' I'D r.lt H,; S:'"''d
WIN the 's's %Sf&NpERiSG MINSTREL
which Mr. sus wS a , h P1ST . ss1 ~ pa ''
6nfRlnAY, The Ser cos F.oiy and RI. roOdl,s
NATIONAL rHEATER-A. II. PURDY Man
N sac, sed riop Pres ce, q cents. Pc ~ esrs
.nce. a7s-rHIS EvfNISe viii be performed
To s' fSds 81: ' Ss rHR Arm RER oE TyRt
To e pseT uSs 11s' THE FOUR Lovers.
DARNIIMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-GRAND
DpF-oPENING o, Tho DRAMATIC SE,soN-THUaSI
6Ay . yENSd p a he DE Def pod s s4s
NOV. s ne LOAN OF 4 LOVER. ana a'.o BONES
TIC ECoNoMY The living osaisss' H.pUy =: s ny, :,
Acpst,pce Is Children snd.r ten, ~ ets
WHO WANTS A THOUSAND DOLLARs'
w TO HUsDR PREMIUMS
are offered fI Sc wo&fS & N AMERICA
:" The Ter e. nc. e Re B1s-a a =
nMS fee 81 American o,isn get. thou,ana dollars See
B.nSn. osl,iy q sesn,y Circular. a, the Mu.eurn
GRO CHRlSTy & wooD's MINsTRELS-
u No AZ Broadway. OPEN EVERY EVENING.
An business uan..ted by II. WOOD
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 49, broa'-
way-Opcn from A. NJ. ul 10 O'clock p. NJ. daily,
AduiaEce One hundred and hfy Of the ehaeos
PAINTINGS collected psethef nov acorn he sAs
% Ger, IL Superior 20 obe collection on the eonu
scot To he spprsciaied 70 needs bu, 10 10 seen
THE ORIGINAL, WELL-kNOWN and ONLY
CHRIsTY'S NUNS cRELS
ne, foIm TONIC T edntsdsyl and TlNORk wv trhu's
asN At N. OpEON VII LIAMSSISGH Tickets p eentS
n B-No connection with =. ChriEy. -
Tho C.npsy perform in TROY, N. Y, on FRIDAY aud
SATURDAY.
DUCKLEY's sERENADERs, $50 Broadway.
EvFRY EVENING THIs WEEK,
HIOPtAN n iN,T R y,
aud COMIC OPERA.
Conosr. .onmepoes a. 7ivcloek Tickets q eents - 1865.
MONDAY fNENING, Sept II, THE CHILD OF TIE
RfGIMFNT.
TNHE MAMMOTH TREE Of CALIFORNIA,
i At the CrystA Pa sse SO feet hi.h
Diam fe,, roamfefence VOC f.e
n. exhibition OF mis- SYLVAN MASrADON viii cose on the
Toe PAiSTiNGs ST ,TUARY, &c are .tin exhibition
Doors orru forn A. N. uni P NJ Admission y cent?
children half Price.
THE LAST THREE WEEKS At the Chinese
j Room o. Riosdwsy. r. SwIrH'S GRAND YOUR OF
FL ROPE AND sIEGT OF sEvAST0PoL Gr-st excite
nett In addition ussl BambrdmeUi toe whole of rho
Fleet AID the .r,sch and Sew ,oool 'ls - nsht Ad-
uiAnee Is c-nts Every evening at 0eoos and Saturday
sfeInot 81 s ooock
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ERANCIs 4 LOUTREL, stationers, Printers
ans soi Biz DER. No n MAdenane, sell every style Of
R. Book PAPER and Stationery ordes receive prompt a.
1stion
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fine Arto.
COUPIL & Co. beg to announce that they nave
" on rxi ihcp hort tHe, the celebrated PAINTING
b, SCRrFEEs,
receive sub.cdbcrs for the hns
IN, T,es,ylNc which will shortly b. published
FINE ART GALLERY,
No Sos Bsesd~sy, New York.
nOK1RAITS OF FORTY CLERGYMEN Now
H. resdy. me masni6eeut. rEEL EN0hAN No .nti led
G RISTIAN MON ainies Portr.s of forty eeehrae
Amee D,vne Price IS per copy Sold on, BY suescrp
this who1 circular and
stms viii be cent Adde'S Print Pablisher ~ Y
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ps,,.,ery NiiIenery "A large, rich and fashionable
NJ ~ IRDItS' HATS Fe-hs = Fi,surs, kioboas,
Sr,.sl IA su.s Trimmings Col,,ed Strsw Hs's 10
>A An. :. IRNINE'S. Nc. ll2 CsnAft
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~ Zfl1 coat. shaNni rr pe usAl ~ the
tfe spd y " sotfie tA volume 'scA we-s IN ef
of the woild- laid Everv in'ers
Ihs po,u sId stoTy The h page the tAss
Aryta cd IN a sw.yspxr
RIss JONES TOUSEY AGENTS.
Nc. =. Y. Nc. Car 81.
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4 VALUABLE WORK for the STUDY Of

~ FRENCH.
aHF YOUNG sTCDENTS COMPANION; or sLtssx
r,ps Ltso.s I'D ExfsoIsEs ~ rar TtASsL.TIoy ssoN
hGLIsR nro sksScH The ntioa Of rs.chers par.
invited th- hoi Is has hen In.odu ed
ssv,ai popular S,rnsies and hs ~uh aaterins
CO.. and - AIDE fair O hecom. popular BOX.
It's book ma e obtained At
ROY, LOCKWOOD L SONS New.yors
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SCHOOL situated o. White Plans a mites n un the u
Ne~.Y orb md half mile from 'he Rsiosd Depot hS
teep 10 suee.su operation for humber OF ye.a dee aso
hou. aud about three land With abua
dane. Of al hind Of shoia tui Il also vol adapted
for a private rsideHee. For terms, &c. apply to
r. G. DO WING. No. Csntro-s-
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rs,N sEMi-WEENLN TkI"UNk
TIE NEM.YoRK TRInUNE

1000 ,vSs, Nr,sn,N .ad sslnN s .w Aaxsrtss
49,. Wv esraes ~ - 1--WE WI W - ~~'"~
- 80 -,,u . lsn- ~ zach nsert'cn
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AsrecIsl Meeting &C the pROohLnS YOU 80 NE :
CfIelsTiAN As OC ArlON -h he bid on ThUhnoAt
rVfSING 18th inst at u oeosk In the Msnssrs hodn
n..hn.,n kpi ding. cf ~ aud Io'seta >" ss
WN KACKUs, Chairman Lecture Committee.
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uG STORE for sALE-Long estahlished in

~ the Pr,peipa well stocked aud doing goo
bull udS the losst 10 let OF May next Ter as cash
~ son Also extensive isr.ry OF Standard MspigAl
WORKS and . complete oct of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
As o. rare chance for Phy,sn desiIg.s of comns aeia
pi.c,iee IL the city. ADDRESS DOCTOR, No 81 Es't 2ds
Nsw-lcrk.
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DARNIIM's AMERICAN MUSEUM-GRAND
DBF-oPENING o, The DRAMATIC SE,soNIrHuSSi
Ctn,av 80 s.l,S sTI,I .rERs RUN DEEP. AFTER
NfOS.s NE LOAN OF LOVER. ana al's poaES-
n, s.rr.p, Sc nav b usu-l without exta charge
Annttspc- q cts. Children snder ten, 10. eta
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~ go ,nd ptopr tor nre. Gre, IS Pr i2i
rte.,,a Chains, esrts nors oPen a. o'clocs r. r'o'
.ree. mm, noe Il 7lrillS EVENING viii be performed
O'NkAL THE GnEAT.
Fave A.. D,nc- ......................N le Angels
To h. followed oy THE ARM IRER OF TNkS:
To -, IA, Nth THE FOUR LOVERS.
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THE LAST THREE WEEKS At the Chinese
j Room . RIosSwa, II. SwIrH'S GRAND TOUR or
FL ROPE AND sIEGT or sEvASToPoL Gr-n excite
uert In addition sl Bambsrdmeut toe whole of tho
Fleet AID In the .,sch and Sey.stoool 's % nisht Ad
utAnee Is Every evening at oeocs and Saturday
afternoon 81 s o'el"ch
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i ky III. ,u,.efihef. entirely stys Il txPEN>E
BOOK hf he phs sernfs sceoae' Of tho Of
ia uy-dsi, s.v III, snd y~a'ly decided m.rese
sn, s,.f .y lss te,ssfre sab s.A .sp, hos,
tf,uhs Piio. ~ ont. WI b cent p-f.oo b. aAD
ssse n s1Istse ~hs waa f-sit 'ir g-ssgs aaa4rs
T. PARsHuRsT, b-os..iiss .s4 s'.ii7.ss
No - kasssa o.
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~ D., Crau-s4L whh bs-safai 81. ssis' Lhhs,.ps.
sbs Featssf. Fhi rsEu- nassfsss 10
- a-rs Eks'sfhy Poe "a v'.ss htAs'sea a
hSasa Dee 81 I@~sss 49,
ffsDg hhOTHrn We. sts s,ysA-.y
sis ~ Hs as Fs- Tass ssg Eisps Aiisr. Fs
hias Ees.ess Fisa,s gs-fsss
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NrW.YORK TRIBUNE

ANssN bsW..csr,y NcsN.e. AZ the low r''es "
= v-sesS ,N.S,> hive ecr''. 90 ~ I've $3.50 \.
~ sgsss - sts .rs pers 1. w NJ es-s c'ntesee -
b. We eerN>> N.,NA h paA Aavc'u-en~nS ~ .e~ 80
rs As tt ,,yrS CrVNS rsR LINE tss e"SA 's''''''a
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04

T p HTLLrARD & Co, would respectful
cg D The public Chat theY have
boug entire stock 81 carriages Bngr
etc g Powell g Hilliard, and wiIl coniino.
the business. selling every article low fof caa
end very moderately 70 prompt customers art
fol good paper They thank Gle public 10
Fonage and solicit share in ihe future
ZIP HILLLAKD 3 RS
january ootf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04


ON Friday the 22d aa5 Of June, 1856 as
Marshal ard Tax Collector of The town Of
Yazoo d wiz sell before the Mayors
Office IA foWa Of Y oo city, the follow.
ing desert Lols, to pay lhe special Tax
assessed upon SAID lots 5r the paving ia
front Of sam % Wit. Tol 253 and part of
Lot 252 on Jefferson street o5 eject front
at 65.cts per foot also inf removing trees
in front 81 same. Sc I6tal o71 or
Said lo will be sold to The bidder who
viii take ae smallest quantity n said Lot
and pay the assessment
IG HOLLINGSWORTH
april 90 "A lot 81 City Marshal.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04
EInmO.


IN VIE undersigned, appointed By the Probate
Court Of Yazoo County, at the November
Term 1854 thereof Commissioner: o receive
examine all claims ofthe several creditors of
the estate Of w. r. GIL deceased, represented
ins0Ivent. viii meet AZ the Probate Clerks Of
Zee 81 said County, On The Iirsf Saturday OF ev
cry month until the fourth monday in June next
81 tie purpose of attending tue said creditors
and 81 eceiVing and examining sad clalui4
Wnen and where the So creditors 81
notified to bringin and prove the eaid q
against said estate. dec8
IN. HOLITN SWORN comr5
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04

THE subscribers have on hand aud are con-
stantly receiving from their mannfactosy at Pitts-
burgh Penn, Plantation and Road Wagons tof
horses md oxen, Cane Wagons and Carts, Dlays s,
OK aud Timber Wheels, with ano without axles;
warehouse and steamboat Trucks; JsFse aRd Bag
gsge Wagons baggage and ether ca horses
md oxens hand carts; wheel barrow
cnption, and oil other ARTICLES in
line. made 81 the best seasoned @ 1na
rem to BE superior to anf e.nfss
M be sold az red n1 lower
a ny Other eaiabl a Southern
country. ll 1NA Antefesk
to call and on sloe rehasie
elsev none kel 6nsf hub
with s a smokes and All
mad aff1nt ppl rs
CARR CO. lo4 gelon te.et 6.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04
TO Persons Residing in
GO ~.
u edICaI LIISpe1salV
I4a Caron,laiet Street..

NL6Q1Cdl lJlSpeQSdEYs
I42 Carondalet Street.
DRS LeRO and PEETfERs Com.
i 4ound HIlxtufa Tor thecure of 6enoFflea
eleet ssrictufes and other diseases b The
urinary passages frequently performing
perfect enre % the Short space Of eight
/ OF Ten days with ease secrecy and safely. This
lceiebfafed mixture possesses 'eW Of the adEania
ges not Ell Owed BE any other medicine or the cure
Of all sexual diseases and which must With an
enlightened public render i ass euly aig ~ p9p-
ular and desideraium long sou lof e " med
zeal world. Itrequiren no condnemenf m change
ofdiet. II its improved form i Is neaElE
and causes no unpleasau q sensation u .4a patient
IL has acquired the utmost fame in almo every
part or Europe II has been examined approved
Of aud sanctioned By the faculty Of medicine and
Recommended By tie most emiaenl AZ the pI6les.
complaint Of the organs d generation after every
other medicine.
rs Offering this preparation q tile human faml
Die Lroy anil Peltier fearlessIy hazard the asst
ton that ii IS not oily bot surpassed but unequ
led either fog s curative prope ties o. cot mildns-
safety and certainty II tbe operation 81 anyo
PREF alton co1faund ed .ar similar purposes
eflre the public.
Til mixture Is combination a approved
med; 8 minQIinp the excellent 4nalitiss of each
e ito one sanatiVe whole So IS to produce the mo
efficient compound which has never yet been
known 70 fail. ls Is impossible 70 produce Ger
kfficaft tho power of ii Medicine oi this peculiar
nature lfstaise host of facts mfohi Be al
vnced shoU The broad and deep andation
upon ghich tie character Of this mixture rests fo
sanpoft. long standing case 0nOfrIea, elect.
slricfafes ecfions Of tie idnegs &c ha Yfel-l
ded 81 Tie smmand ofthis antidoe and insEan
Cos of gleet 81 he most inYetegate description
have Hed before It's hos asiDnishing sana Re in
We9lt not 81 sr ~ t,i sture an q II Iiaea of coI
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04
Hotel
onlso 5eiaeen


= IllE t0prletUt.
TIE proprietor would respectfully
inform bis ffiends aud patrons. and the
lesfs public gonofall .khat this veil known
1Sa#s and popular establishment has been
thoroughly renovased lha past season, and newly
fu he'd throughout. a large extension of room
been obtained BIZ the proprlesoF,s fes.llng the
adjoining portion Of the tf Il building, which will
enable him 10 accommodate d much larger numr
bei Of customers ihsn last winter.
Nexpense has been spared b. the proprietor 70
anal him IS meFi continuance oi the geneFr
oas "a tfonaQB Be has heretofore rec iveds and ev-
efy axeflion viii Be made by Ialself and assist
ants e tender the solonrn of his guests not only
onf0rtaIie but agreeable.
0na ereal convenience attached 20 this hO-
tells. thar meals can Sc had al almost allhopFs.
march 50, IS. dolly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04

- =
M The I8tl "a Hay 1855. as llarsh
and Fax COLLECTORS al Kez0o CITY 1 WilI
sell, g atit auction, b front 81 tbs Mayors
oiiic co CITY, be following esCbed
LOT te ecial Tex rssessed upon said
L0t the paving 81 front 81 the same f0-wit:
Lot -, one hundred a4s front on Main street
ct seventy-five cents per front foot.
Said Lot viii Be cold To BE bidder who will
take the smallest quantity Of the Lot and paf
the assec sment
g HOITINC SWORTH
March Is lot pa ity Marshal
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04

an SAIURDAY y, tie 5it dayof New. 1855.
~ as Marshal and Collector IN lt
town Of Aezoo city. vii se'I ai public auction
before the Mayors Ofics 'n the town 81 Yoeoo
city, the following descfod lot to pnv hc
special tax assessed upon i lot for lhe rat.
ing il front Of the same. "a it. lot No 81. on
Broadway, % feet front, At cents ner foot
$50 90 fillingup same s. 90 Total e6o
Said lot will Be sold to the b er who
take the smallest quantity Of said ~ and r..
the assessment.
4 g HOLLINGSWORTH.
City Marshal
March2 1855. 37-lOt printers fee &1I
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04

0IlCk is hereby given, thatI e.
HollingsWorth, Assessor and Collector
OF 1azoo city, IN the county Of Yazoo and
State q Mississippi. viii. on SATURDAY., May
lhe 18TH e55. expose to sale before ne
Mayors Office il 4azoo city according IS
A CHARTER such cases made and proYid
a. t moving property fnr AID Being
IN 1azoo NORM of Lo Nr rs1
assessed as
due SO Gems SOU halfof Lot No 363 as-
sessed 70 g Nediki1 taxes due $l 10. The
above property '' Be sold FOR taxes due
The corporation 81 4azoo city 81 n Shafer
and q Nedikin lol Tie rear 1854.
e g HOLM GsW 0RTH
Assessor and COLLECTED Z AGO
march 9 s. SILT pl rec 81 o.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04
Read the Following.
CERTIF FIG Al

sA1A1
Dear Sir--I send you this to certify 70 you that
your Extract Of Yellow Deck and Sarsparilla has
pei brine one Of The most onderful cures On me
that has ever Effected on man.
have been afflicted for fprty years with erup.
tons on my legs and feet: il ls48 they got -
bad that TAI to 60 On cfutches andin 80 had
months alter NJ other Jed broke 81 II large cat
and discharged 3 great deal Of offensive matter.
charged much offensive matter. and al the same
lime my left hand broke cut in large running
sores nearly 60 ny elbows
The misery That uttered lor the last to years
cannot describe g was in such agony, th 4
/ never rested dav or niget
a October last my son brought me one 81 your
5. tile wgappels; read itan annd record 81 some
wonderful cures performed your klfaci 81
Yellow dock and Sarsparillaf sent and got two
bottlesof il and commenced taking il. two
weeks 10 my great establishment ny sores 81 be-
came easy and | could sleep all night thing &
taken six bottles my sores were nearly al healt d
Ny eight bottles Of your Extract Of IL low Dock
ind Saisparilias and now consider myse we'll.
for believe Il viii cure any disease ii he world,
claimits great worth to suffering mankind and
entreat them to take II for i will cure them.
Ny case is well known ID large portion bt
South Carolina, Alabama and ifany should don
the above cure, invite them to call on me andnt
e llapOssa county AIa., one mile from Stoe Fer
Ra4
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04

LARGE Assortment 81 s|rcie Pom
Washes. Fc. nst reed ~
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04

cal. Dem6I WE'D
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04

80. HoI.I.IN- sWoRH -an-r.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20
T,he oath AT YHIey Forre.

II WIS at Valley Forge that Washington by
order of Congress administered the oath Of RleRi-
auce TO the general officers. The Major Generals
stood around the Chief and took
hold of Bible together according the usual Gus
tom; bnt as Washington began to admsler the oath,
Lee deliberately Withdrew his hand. This singular
movement was repeated, and in so odd manner
that all :he officers smiled and Washngton inquir-
As to King George, ] al willing to aGsolve
myself frsm all allegiance to- I'm, but have some
scruples about the Prince of Wales" The strange
ness of this reply such that the officers burst in
was obliged to join. The cerepony was of course
interrupted. II was renewed : soon as comPosure
was restored proper for the solemnity Of the ocea-
sion and Lee took the oath With the other officers
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20
Tcrri;la Excitement tn a Church.


While very large audience of some twenty-five
hundred persons were assembled, on Sunday eveE-
ing lHst in tie ST. Marys (Catholic) Church at C'-
wego New York, alarm was given that the
church was on hrc. a scene of intense excitement
cnsued, which is thus described by the Palladium:
"A panic Instantly seized the whole audience, tho
crowd at the door rushed with terrific fright back
towards the altar, trampliug and crushing each
other in the most frantic manneE Women scream
ed and tainted children screeched with terror men
rushed to the windows and dasheds through them,
carrying sash and all; women and men were
rushing across the tops of the pews TO the rear
of the building-presenting a scene of confusion,
%The dense mass'in the nisles Sas forced back To-
ward the altar with irresistible power, in hopes o.
getting egrcss through the vestry, and large num-
her succeeded in getting out that way. Some went
to work batiering down doorway on the south
side Of the st end of the church, which was not
used and had been permanently closed. Some ft-
teen minutes elapsed before the alarm found to
be false, when most of the congregation had got
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20

win be Ciunked IN soCreCy similar TO that which
nOW conceAlS Kuuw EOIhiugisIn. Thh worlds Con-
rcGticn Of AbcliiiOniSiS ~ London, recommended
the formation Of anslavery societies IN the South
States. Popular sentiment OPPOSES formidable
Rnd iusuperNble LarTier To the public execution ok
this plan. Bat when the operations OF the parties
haV5 become secret how s0Oa may We not expect
such "a Organization as tho Worlds Convention has
advis=d2 We res,yec,FulIy aid earnestly bag EUl
consider whether any good which this OfeantEa1
ton mag be expected TO effect, can cOmPensaie ios
the iefsst If tc evils that may follow in its train
What have we TO expect from ths action OF this
party upon those other subjects which the Demo
cratic party has been accustomed ~ regard aS 80
important ip the Administration Of the Federal Gov
cruInsuIR After the aruOus contests which We hav0
ainIaned Tor SO many yearsjust as the De1noerat-
iC policy is fully established, and the rouutrS -
slALdeaing uudeF It's ndueHce-shall Wc blindly ele-
waite INTO PoNvr a rorty when NAY FeVoluuont10
the aois system However carefully they may
coRCeal their political views it cannot be deaied
that GhiS party is principally composed Of the same
materials which. combined under different name
haSSGecn heretofore IN opposition 10 the Denoerao
partX. Iht indiScrirninatE hostility 20 uatu"
Ta!issd citizens that distinguishes Know Moth
lleis1 Characterized the Federal party IA the tIeA
OF JS!an Adams and Of the Hartford COnvenli0n.-
The Democracy, under the lead OF Jefferson ana o.
MAlsou have successfully encountered il heretotor0S
auG are not afraid to meet il again The Rnnlhle@
tion Of the Democratic party IN the Union - leAa-
ing object ofthe Know Nothing eAnisAtion Flasn-
Ell with its Northern triunphs, u comes here upon
ViERiHid soil to encounter \ party HlHt wears ITO
insignia OF i,s victories through halt century. aud
that das never knOwn defeat. 'Whenever disaster
has overwhelmed the Democracy Of the UnI0n, ihey
haze always Looked 10 tho Party in Virginia to TT
trierr the lOrIunOs Of The Day. youce more we are
called To Ier:ignl that dUly. FIVE arrest the pro
grpss of this enemy, ard lin the trailing banneT
Of our partv Cz rally the DeIuocrEcy O the cCnted-
erAcv for successful struggle in the Presidential COM
tt of 1856 II We are defeated in Virginia, we dis
aoin, the hopes of the best friends OF the Constiu-
zion. We art looked tc with hope or with tear oy
the whole conc1icTlry, Let the Democracy Of Eir-
EirY be equal 10 the emergency.
JOHN RUTHERFORD, CHAnEAG
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20
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tFOr Il 1lrit Of JeaersOu.l
ONE OF NIX sNDS,


tFOr 4 1lrit Of Jefferson.
ONE OF MY NDS.
Dr "4nn 1satz ., .prs."
One of my friends IT,
Her lips are like fresh rosesi
The smile that par IS pair,
Pearls of the purest scloses.
The Iocks upon her brow
Rest with sweet, fan shtuess:
And in her eyes De ag glow,
We dream of HeAvOn, 81 Its brightness.
Her voice is like the Of bird,
When spring puts fOrt3 Fer fairest aOvers:
And swcerly flow hei graceful words
As flows brook through summer bowers.
Over her mild, angclit.face,
The rays of soul are ever teaming:
And her eweet forms surpassing grace
ExteIs the poets ~fldsssirsaming.
Look on her sofs and snowy hand,
Feniark each straight Patrcian finger:
And, as upon fiirys waud,
Your eye would there forever Hnger.
Like the young fawn's, her tiny foot
Touches the earth with fairy motion:
Or, like little wavelet, mute
Upon the storm!esS breast of ocean,
OF! for some spell of magic power,
Some Iamp-Arablan and enchauted-
To bear NE to that gentle flower
For whom ny soul SO long hath painted.
Alas! three thousand stormy miles
Three thousand miles Of stormy water,
Debar me frou. the spot where smiles
Tirsiuia's faireSt rarcst daughterl
But, if that Eagle, which was seen
Once on n Tie, by Harpcr'S Ferry,
Would lend his golden winos, wccn
This dropping heart would soon be merry.
Oh! swifter than his Swiftest flight
Cleaying the calm or stormy Heaven;
Regardless of the day OF night,
Unmindful Of the morn or even.
Like to the lightning's vivid fash,
Like TO some wild thing driven frantic
Ia 1ing inc at a single dash,
Across the broad, siorm-ycXd Atlantic.
From this dark land would away
And, plying each enchanted piuiun,
Swift as the SIMS descending ray,
A!ight within the Old Dominion.
Ia perch upon n certain dome
That memory wo;s of there I'd wing me:
Then, STOPPING to her peaceful home,
in rapture at her feet IL fling me.
Ho! Fancy whittier drivcst thou?
Thy horses, wild and curblcss wander;
Return them to the stupid plough
That, in the furrOw, waits them y"ndeT
Ho! turn their heads from Fairy-lAnd
Unto this land, not 1ohoiIy Pagan:
Control them with master hand,
And stable them in Copenhagen.
JANUARY 2lst, 1885.