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MEDICINES,
MAR AND THE CONSTITUTION. {


WAR AND THE CONSTITUTION, OR
w COUGHS COLDS AND ASTHMA
How great is the Boosting Atlantics blue wa
tiers,
The Star Spangled Banner sails proudly along,
She will show to all countries there is fear about
While she has for her Navy. true American Sons.
She has for her Buwarks, the brave and hearted
With the Red, White and Blue it floats from her
peaks;
Who care not for Coughs, Colds Group or asthma,
While they have for their sheet Anchor, Leondrds
Instant Relief.
To be had of Duval & Norton A, Bodeker o. &.
Hill, l.. B. Thomas Laidley Il Robinson g. 2. Sem
pie, 5. M. Zachrsson, Grubbs l. Apperson, and all
Druggists in this State of Virginia.
Wholesale Agents, Messrs Purcell, Ladd Co.
lNifUM THE PRESIDING ELDER OF
Il MORGANTOWN DISTRICT WESTERN
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.
VIRGINIA, January "a, 1856.
Dr. l. ScoTr & Co.,
Gentlemen Having been afflicted with soreness
IN my sides and pains my limbs, with cold i'll my
lungs and depression of spirits, for two or
three months |, few days since, took dose of
your McLane's Improved Liver Pills which has benz
Gifted very greatly, and the Improved Pills are
much mild and pleasant their action than the
old McLane's Pills. which / have frequently taken
heretofore, and | with confidence recommen nd
the Improved Pills the afflicted and my friends as
both mild and curative. GIDEON MARTIN.
MoRGANTowN, Va, Sept. II. 1855.
This is to certify, That have examined the Recipe
for preparing McLane's Improved Vermfuge and
Improved Liver Pills by Dr. l. Scott, who has been in
the habit of preparing and using my original med-
cnes in my office during the last thirteen years and
that believe he has improved them. | make the
above statement the more willingly as have no in
terest in them whatever. c. MCLANE. M. d.
DR.. McLanes Improved Vermifuge and Improved
Liver Pills, and DR.. L. SCOTS Celebrated Circassian
Linlment for sale by PURCELL LADD L CO., and
ALEXANDER DUVAL Richmond
NH n rl pm
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~ DEALERS, AND LOVERS OF GOOD CIGARS
AND TOBACCO.-I will continue to keep well Sc
SNUFF FANCY ARTICLES, and all other articles
in that line Also constantly receiving large supplies
of old HAVANA and AMERICAN CIGARS, &c 9,
such as will offer great inducements to the trade.
fatter myself that sell cheaper than any other
house in the city and on accommodating terms
thankful for the patronage so literally bestowed
on me for the last five years and solicit continuance
of the same.
JAS A. HARRINGTON, Tobacconist,
fe 20-lm 1874 Main corner of 10th ST.
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COAL AND COKE.


NOTICE. Orders for Midlothian Coal
Y left with p j. ARCHER, Shockoe Slip, or 0. II.
CHALKLEY, ON 18th street, will meet with prompt
attention ia 22-dSm
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DHEiIiUM ESSENCE OF COFFEE...r
One package of this Essence will 10 far as iou
POUNDS OF Coffee, ard Coffee made by this Essence
viii preserve perfectly the real taste Of the best Cof
fee, but will have more delicate and finer favour
finer color and will certainly be much more whole.
some for every person than pure Coee will also be
clear without requiring anything to clarity it. Price
l2i cents. For sale by A. RODEKER.
NH IA No. 10, Main street
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MIR. JACkSON---sir: by the instru-
l'l mentality Of friend of mine was induced to
try your Bitters, likewise my wife. found they had
the desired effect her Ather more than myself for
she had lost her appetite and wasvery sckly but
she is restored to her appetite and finds great pleas
ure in recommending your Bitters to those who wish
relief from such disagreeable and weakening evil.
Yours respectfully, ED. J. ATKINS,
Chesterfield.
They may be found at John F. Jackson's Laidley
& Robnson's, 4. j. Picot's A. Bodeker's g. M Zach
rsson's Chas. Mispaughs, Bennett Beers, Alex
Va.
All orders promptly attended to. Jag
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GOOD NEWS FOX THE AFFLICTED.
~ DR.. PULLERS COMPOUND TOLU.-The
above preparation is of the prompt and eff
cient remedies in of Catarrh- Bronchial Alice
TONS Colds, Coughs, Eemorrhage of the Lungs, and
in fact, all affections of the Throat and Chest, that
be resorted to. In its USE no deeterious effect
need be apprehended whilst it fr equently effects
cure like charm.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
JOHN FULLER, NJ D,
Halifax Street. Petersburg, Va.
The following gentlemen have given certificates as
to the efficacy of Dr. Pulers COMPOUND Tolu, copies
of which win be found wrapped around each bottle
Jos. Noner, NJ d., of Petersburg; B. Y. Gates, j.
NJ Morris, Wesley Grigg, John w. Leath, Samuel
Crawford, and E. c. Murphy, of Petersburg.
For sale in this city by Duval Il Nor ;on, Dove
Co, J. B. Wood and A Bodeker Main ST. Get, and L.
b. Thomas and White 4 Harris, Broad Street
in Iq-3mt
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~ DE- SIR a BIZ RESIDENCE ON
FL MAIN ST. NEAR THE FAIR GROUNDS.

- FOR RENTING house now Occu-
E:ii pied by the subscriber on Church Hill, oppo-
2a:A site the residence of Mrs Van-Lew. Posses
sion given the lst of April Apply to Mrs. E. J. Car
rngton, or SAML. M. PRICE.
fe 25-Stawts
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BY John TX. ID. Payne.

Id Il > i RABLE RESIDENCE FOR
H::a RENT.-The House and Lot belonging the
Ell estate of Moses H. Preston, decd, is offered for
rent. The house contains II rooms, besides closets,
bathing room arranged to use both hot and cold
water the house lighted with gas There all ne
cessay out houses upon the premises; the lot occu-
pies onehaf the squsre IL is situated upon what ia
known as CANDLES Hill, of the most desirable
locations being in few minutes walk of the centre
of the city, at the same time very retired command
ing of the finest views to be found any where 1t
is admirably adapted to the purpose of large Board
ing School, Possession may be had on the LIST Of
March. For further information, apply to
JOHN r. PRESTON, Agent,
for Jno. and Saml. Tyree, Trustees
NH Sim N ar Shockoe Warehouse
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ERESIi GROUND PLASTEK.--From .e-
l. lected Windsor lump; for sale by
TALIAFERRO BRO,
fe Ism Corner Cary and 18th st.

CEILING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES
- MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
RICH VELVET, SATIN and CLOTH CLOAKS
AND TALMAS; FRENCH MERINOES; CASH
MERES; Mouslns; Bed and servants Blankets;
Flanneis MORE antique Silks of all colors: also a
large assortment of other Silks You will find it to
your interest call at the cheap store before pur-
chasing elsewhere. NJ. w. ROSE,
fe Pm No. 23 Broad ST.
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g. FOR RENT OR SALE-A House
M:. and Lot on Church Hill, on 18th ST., EAR Clay.
NELL The House is q frame building with four good
rooms, and u kitchen, &c The lot fronts So feet.
ALSO-FO sale small House and Lot 9th ST.,
Church Hill. Apply to j. +. KEESEE,
On 18th st., between Main and Curry.
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WILLIAM HURLEY--E x G HANG L
w AND COLLECTION OFFICE, 18th street. op-
posite the Exchange Building Richmond Va.
IT, Bills of Exchange, Bank Notes, Coin, &C.
bought and sold
.- Collections on the Cities of Virginia and North
Carolina, made on favorable terns.
~ Stocks bought and sold on Commission.
~ Land Warrants wanted.
REFERS TO
Messrs. R. H. Chamberlain Sons Bankers, Nor.
folk Va
R w. Bowden, ESQ, Cashr Bank ofVirginia, Nor
folk, Va.
Messrs. Maury Morton, Bankers, Richmond, Va
Messrs. c. w. Purcell l. Co., Bankers Richmond,
Va NH 6-d3m
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81 NJ. HOSENBAUM. Dealers In DRY
-. Goods.-By various arrivals are receiving our
Spring stock, and have already opened
Rich Barge de LANES and Chaies
French Lawns Brilliants and Gin CHAINS
Jaconets, Cambrics, Swiss and Checked Muslins
Needle-work Collars, Sleeves and Cambria Bands
Embd, Hem-stitched and Grass Linen Hdkfs
Cactus, Grass and Hoped Skirts
All our Goods having been bought at the lowest
cash prices will be sold at very small profit
J. 4 NJ ROSENBAUM
uh IA 100 Rrosa a.
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go DWELLINGS FOR RENT.--A COT.
EHa tage in Hughes Row On Mayo street, with rx
ELL rooms, kitchen, water and gas
desirable residence on franklin, between Sd and
4th streets with every convenience.
dwelling ON Brooke avenue opposite to Captain
Goddin's tavern with rooms kitchen, outhouses OF
every kind, and large garden
Several small tenements on Jefferson street.
tenement ON Cary, between 9th and 7th stfssts,
suitable for q store and dwelling Apply to
fe 8 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
FOR RENT-And immaculate posses
EsHa sion gyen--That very conveniently located
zX House, containing four rooms fronting on Mar.
shall street. and Immediately in of the Richmond
Medical College 1t has attached very large yard
and good well of water.
A Ill an IL IL.
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FOR RENT.--A Store House, with
@;5 dwelling attached; also Kitchen, Lumber house
LII and Wood house at Bowling Green, Caroline
county, and of the best stands for store in the
village There is also a good garden Apply to
EDGAR MCKINNEY,
Bowling Green, Caroline county, Va.
UT
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-08

The cold weather still continues, with ga lit
tic variation" Of rain, sleet and snow, while the
Oldest inhabitan,' has Given up in dispair, and
says he never, no never, cav or dreamed Of any
thing like it. We have been studying the thing
over, and are satisfied something is wrong. The
reasons for SO much ice and snow, which we
suggested in our letter from Jackson, that the
oticious navgators that are exploring about the
North Pole had somehow got it loose, and it
was turning down this way, does lot seem to
meet the appreciation Of some Of our philosophi-
cal brethren OF the press. We therefore aban.
don il, and substitute another, which we respect
fully dedicate to Or. Lardner, desiring his
opinion on it. Those of our Natchez readers
who remember the great Astronomers lectures
delivered there some ten years ago, will perhaps
recolect the last and most interesting one OF
the series. The little man looked absolutely
sublime, as he stood up before the intensely in
terested audience and proclaimed the startling
fact that the orbit OF the earth IS spiral, and
that every revolution il makes round the sun,
Il draws nearer and nearer that great central
FIRE, and that the final confagration will be
when the thread is all wound and the earth
fall into its flames and is consumed! Now
we conjecture the thread is broke, or to be more
philosophical, the centrifugal force has over.
come the centripital, and we are flying off to
the region Of Saturn! We want the National
A cademy to take this matter up. and If our theo-
nv is a correct one, let us be immortazed at
once, if not sooner.
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VetC advertisements.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

woo CRY, December oath, 1855.
REGULAR MEETING,
Present-H HARRISON. President,
III B Kidd O w. Henderson, S. T.
Massey, C Young and A J Collins,
Councmen:
On motion the reading of the minutes
of the last meeting was dispensed with.
The committee on accounts to whom
was referred the examination of the Asses
sor's Books, report that they have dischar
ged their duty and find the assessment as
follows;
Merchandise Sales
and money at in
terest S75O, 24O 90
White Polls, $l,2 0 90
Slave Polls, 44O 90 Ito 90
Personal Estate, 295 GOT 90
Real Estate, 400. $50 90
The Board went into an election for an
additional Night Watchmau which resulted
n the choice of John G Smith.
On motion the Board adjourned,
HIRAM HARRISON. President.
W. B. RICHARDSON. City Clerk
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tons spcciiicaIIy III directly. lie repIIol -
INST question. Are you In favor Of the Missouri
restriction, ordo yougo for the entire prohibition
OF slavery II all the Territories Of the United
States3' lam not To the second. = Are you IN
favor OF abolishing slavery in the district Of Co
lumbia, in the United States forts. dock-yaris,
&ci' lam not. To the third, .Do you believe
10 the equality If the white and black races IN th
United States, and wish to promote that equality
by legislation?s lam not.
: As to being in favor of the entire exclusion OF
adopted citizens and Roman Catholics from Office,
he thought, with Gen. Washington. that 1t would
comport best with the policy Of this country to
appoint native-born citizens in preference to those
OF foreign birth. Applause in the galleries.
He would prescribe no man because OF his religion,
and would denounce no man because OF his politics.
but would accord to all the largest liberty opln-
ion and ofexpression of conscience and worship.
He cared not what religion man might profess,
nor TO what denomination he might belong. Be
be Mahomedan. Jew, or Gentle he would accord
To him the right to worship nccordlngto the die
tates of his Judgment. As 20 foreign-born citizens,
he did not desire to exclude them. he would in
vite them to come here and enter upon the public
territory, and to build up for themselves homes.
and teach their children to love the Constitution
and laws which protect them, but he would say
that in all matters of legislation and of administra-
ton, Americans should govern America. Great
applause in the galleries.
Mr.. Richardson has since been given up, but
even now the madness Of party faction viii
make men soy he is sounder on the slavery
question than Mr.. Fuller, whose views are sc
explicitly stated above. The truth is, the An
ties have no fault 70 find with the American can
didnte but his Americanism, and yet have thu
hardihood TO charge the failure to organize tht
House, upon the Americans.
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THE GREAT RESTORATIVE.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED BY DIR. NJ

FEVER AND AGUE CURED BY DIR. NJ
LANES LIVER PILLS.
~ Mr.. JONATHAN Houghanl, Of West Union,
PARK County Illinois, writes to the proprietor
that he had suffered greatly from severe and pro
tracted attack of Fever and Ague, and was com
pletely restored TO health by The use Of the Live
Pills alone. These PILE unquestionably possess
great tonic properties, and can be taken with de-
cided advantage for many diseases requiring in
MIGRATING remedies; but the Liver Pills stand
pre-erair eat as means of restoring dsorganiz-
ed Liver to healthy action; hence the great cele-
brity they have attained. The numerous formid-
able diseases arising from diseased Liver, which
so long bailled the skill of the most eminent ply
sicians of the United States, are now rendered
easy of cure, thanks TO the study and persever-
ance of the distinguished ply stefan whose name
this great medicine bears-a name which will de-
cend to posterity as one deserving of gratitude.
This invaluable medicine should always be kept
within reach; and on the appearance of the earli-
est symptoms of diseased Liver, it can be safely
and usefuIly administered.
| o. Persons will be careful to ask for DR. M
Lanes Celebrated Vermifuge, and take none
else. All other Vermiluges in comparison are
worthless. DIR Nj Lanes Vermifuge. also his
/ Celebrated LIVER Pills, can now be had at all
respectable Drug Stores in the United States
and Canada.
! Sold by SCOVIL & MEAD,
| Ill Chartres Street,
| New O. Leans.
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Our Paper as an Advertising Me-
SVimIm.

The steady increase of our circulation, renders
our paper one Of the best mediums for adverti-
sing in the State. Merchants desiring notice
Of their goods and wares, TO reach the fir sides
Of Mississippians, can find no better way to ac-
complsh that end than by advertising in the
AMERICAN BANNER. Without assuming in re-
gard to our paper to say, with the proprieto- Of
certain patent medicines, "chldren cry for it.,
nor with Hobcnsack "every body takes it, ;
both expressions would very nearly touch its
case. Already many Of the New Orleans and
Vick'burg Merchants are aware of the great ad-
vantares to be derived from advertising in our
columns, aid avail themselves oft.
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BlackwOOd's Maya zine.

We have received the December humber Of
this unrivalled monthly. The followed is its
table of contents; Zaidee; A Romance-part
the last; 2 Simony and Lay Patronage, Hi tor
ically and Morally Considered; 3, Illustrations
of Herodotus; a, Modern Literature 5,
Courtship Under dificulties-A humorous his
tory;6, Our lural Population and the War;,
Death of the Rev. John Eagles.
We would suggest TO our readers that the be-
ginning ofthe year is suitable time to subscribe
for the magazines and the four great British
Quarterlies.
The London Quarterly, Conservative;
The Edinburg Review, Wing;
North British Review, Free Church;
The Westminster Review Liberal;
Blackwood's Magazine, Tory;
Per ann.
For any one of the four Reviews, So 90
For any two of the four Reviews, 90
For any three of the four Reviews, z 90
For all four of the Reviews, 90
For Blackwood's Magazine, 90
For BIackwood and three Reviews, 90
For Biackwood and the four Reviews, 10 90
tST payments to be made in all cases in adj
vance. Money currents in the State where is
sued to be received at par
A discount Of twenty five per cent from the
above prices wiz Sc allowed to clubs ordering
/ fouf or more copies Of any one Of the above
works. Thus: fur copies of Blackwood, or Of
one Review viii be sent to one address for 80;
four copies Of the four Reviews and Blackwood
for $40. and so on.
In all the principal cities and towns, these
works will be delivered Free of Postage. When
sent BY mail the postage to amp part of 4 3 Uni
ted States will be Twenty four cents year for
Blackwood and but fourseen cents yen for
each Of the Reviews.
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The Partnership heretofore existing under the
firm Of Whtiock, Nicto's & Co.. il this day dis
solved by mutual consent David Nichols hav-
ing disposed of al his interest in the same to
BENZ. WHITLOCK, who. with EDWARD
A. WHITLOJK, are authorzed to close the
same, and who will continue the business on
their own account
BENZ NJ. WHITLOCK,
DAVID MI HOLS,
EDW'D A. WHITLOCK.
New York, Dec. Sd, 1855.
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PROF. WOOD S HAIR RESTORATIVE

The testimony of all who have thoroughly
tested the virtues of this cele brated article, is,
that it will restore the gray and the bald eradi
cate diseases of the scalp, preserve the hair from
falling, and preserve the color perfectly to tx
rene old age. It now put up with and with
out sediment. See advertisement.
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NOTICE.

THE citizens OF Yazoo CITY will please notice
that on the 30th of January was elected Mar
shall and Tax Collector. shall enforce the
ordinances OF the City, and proceed in few
days to collect the Taxes sa
THOMAS METZLER,
Feb. 8, 1856. Marshal of Yazoo City.
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NJ a letter from Kingston. ia. dated De
cennber 81, says the cholera has broken oatin the
Rico to the 24th ult mention the gradual spread
of the cholera In Nuguato. Ia some eight or ten
neighboring villages GOO cascs and 200 deaths
have been reported The disease bad not made
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JOHN @. s'rRASsEIsT & CO.,

to the Citizens Of Vicksburg
i and surrounding country. anc especially to
tn, ladies'. for the very liberal patronage heres
tofore extended to them. beg leave, to inform
them that they have just received, and are now
opening splendidand elegant assortment Of
he choicest goods in their line, carefully select
ed from the best manufacturing houses, COM
prising-
Corsets of all descriptions: s.ee4
A fine assortmento of Trimmings,
All articles belonging to the Embroidery line:
A Splendid assortment Of zchild's Hose and
SD. cashdlsss ind Msrino Ladies Hose aAd
gloves,
Combs Of all kinds. $50
A splendid and large as pentof JET Neck
laces. Bracelets, EaI and Crosses:
s / Il, NJ ss.5 m l...asl -
Pomatun, Fancy Soap, Extrait
All kinds Of Baskets, over tia !lered
besnnin. this market:
Tow
ned in our selection to So eure
6. mt artid and We invite our
the public to c. and examine {
IVES our large and varied stick before
Purchasing elsewhere being fully satisfied that
the snperio ity quality and moderate prices Of
our goods viii give all satisfaction. We viii
take great pleasure in showing onr assortment,
vicksburg, February 9, sly.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADWENIS IRAEURS NUIICE.
r WILL at the February Term 1856 OF
i the Hon. Probate Court of Yazoo Coun-
ty, present hly annual account as admins
traitor of N w Ellis deceased, for audatioa
and allowance.
T. B. WHEELER, Admir-.
Yazoo City, January 8. 1856. 35t-f.
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MARRIED.

On the oath insiant by the Rev. VIM. Fl.
Watkins. at the residence OF DIR. G. 9. Magoun,
on Back River, Ia, Joseph g. Goodwin, and
Miss e. Gertrude Pfewctt
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-08

Eas-On the cutside,isa very interesting COM
munication, giving slight glimpse of the Dem
ocratic Convention recently held at Jackson.
1t was sent to the Office during our late absence
which is the reason OF its delay. The question
raised in the first part Of whether the soiae rem
ders the lard or the cree KIN, is a very interest
ing one, and our friend, as lobby member Ought
to have proposed it to the Democratic Conven-
ton. BY the description we have heard from
all sides of that body, most Of its members were
better versed in such matters than in consti,u-
tional questions.
The communication from Silver Creek is also
two weeks overdue.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THIS Is to certify that at q meeting of Leake
Lodge, No. IL, held in the town of Benton, va.
zoo County, Young c. Bovard was regularly
tried and expelled from said Lodge, for murder
and other gre ssly uDmsscnc conduct.
Feb. 6, 1866. JIG BRUMBY Sec. p. r.
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A Temperance BOat--Captain viii.
liam Moore.

Yazoo City, can now boast OF packet that
keeps no BAR--a strictly Temperance Steam
boat. Captain Moore deserveF the universal
praise Of the public for his bravery and firmness
IN establishing such n system and setting an
example which we sincerely hope will be fol-
lowed by others. Life and property are a hun
dred PEI cent safer on boat where no liquor is
drank. II passengers must drink spirituous lq-
uors on the short trip between here and Vcks-
burg, let them carry their bottles, It is a free
country, but the officers on board, WHO have the
lives OF the passengers in keeping, should set
them a better example, than to keep public
dispensary, Of that which put into the head
drives the wits out" We have heard il said,
that Captain Moore would be greatly the loser
by his experiment; that a 8 mthern Steamboat
cannot make money without bar. This is
we believe libel on our people; men who must
drink the burning liquid cannot but approve oil
the system and will not let an officer suffer 70,
its adoption.
II has been sail that the keeping no bar fol
the retail Of ardent spirits on boats, does moi
prevent its use. The hands Of boat and thos'
who mo silly suffer by temptation, cannot affo-t
"a agenerai thing, to carry bottle and thus the,
are sayed from intoxication, and human life il
safer to say nothing Of morality, where the nj
Bar System is enforced. We are satisfied tina
the better portion Of the community heartily ap
prove Capt. Mcose's course. The ladies are al
on his side and bid him God speed. We shall
recur 70 this subject again.