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The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30
New LiverY RfahIe.

flNHE undersigned, having erected ag,.isab
| Stable, on Main Street, opposite tA.rrA
the store of Link 4 Harrison, offers kC2A~
his services to the public--iH the feeding and
hiling line7-On as reasonable terms as any other
Stable in the place, ,.ee si,ta,, ,,.,a ....so,.i.
The Stable is built on a plan to give air. and
light to the horses heads, which is very impor-
tantfor their health and comfort
Every pains will be taken to give satisfaction
to customers. Give me trial. ~ III
RIB. WILSON
YaEoo City, May 9Th, 1858..tf sE n
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30
Y:EzOO city Picture Gallery.

YsFzOO City Picture GalIcry.
ETAVING disposed Of my picture business
III to Mr.. Paul, Zone OF the best artists in
The United States,1 beg leave TO tender my
thanks to the citizens Of Yazoo for their vev
liberal patronage towards me, and solicit con.
tinuance of the same in behalf Of Mr.. Paul,
and as my office adjoins his Gallery. when not
otherwise engaged. | shall take pleasure in wait
ing on those who think there is no one can take
Jas good picture uF as correct likeness as
.e c. SWAIN.
September 4, 1858, ttAA 'l (yly
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8 harOn Fem1aIe COITege

- AANSA va = OAAA tNAO OOAHOe9O
THE Fall session Of this Institution
j will open on the FIRST MONDAY in Ocro-
BER next. Is .r
All we have to say of the School, is, that il
is a good ne,and worthy Of liberal patron
age. 9a aae aalh
All we have to promise our patrons, is thai
we will be here and attend faithfully to oul
business. e
Cur regular course of study is full one, but
can be enlarged TO any extent, if desired.
Board in the Institution, $1O per month
Washing and lights extra " n
Tuition from 900 $22. Music on Piano
&C., $25; use Of instruments, $5. Latin ant
Greek, free Of charge. French, $40; Draw
ing, $l2; Painting, 800, per Session of five
months. o.H a2 -
S. F.GARD, President.
Sept. 8, '57.15.5m.
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.TLA0Derti
PETER B. COOK 4 co.
Druggists, Booksellers q Statie.0

isfElLh D. sfCOOA1& co. v
Druggists, Booksellers y Statimo
;HAyE iust.Feceived and keep const,,,
II on, hand large and well selected stpst lsa
Books, Stationery and Fancy Articles. Il
ing made arrangements to import opt
goods, and in ali cases to purchase direcfE'
the manufacturers, and in large quantities
cash, we are able to sell proportionablv o.,
others We have in addition, D large as.'
ment of Miscellaneous books, chaep nphJ
lions, Juvenile books &c, &c. publisheS
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and II.
Orleans. which we receive monthly; and
sell at the lowest prices for cash.
We have on hand, also, stock of On,
and Note Lace Papers, Embossed Papers t.
and Embossed Envelopes, different sizes !,
prices. '--
q PORT MONNAIES, &c. &c. ~,
Pearl, Ivory, Shell, Velvet .Moroecos N
and Roam Port-monnaies, comprising over \
ty different styles, from $2 to $40 per doz,l
which we will Sc at manufacturers prices A
The gross or dozen, for cash. la6i''l
u 2 n l'55 7T7 Also aei8d Ii yWa,I
a fine assortmen. Of Pocket BOOKS, Bankss
Cases, Counting House, Schooland Parey /,
stands. Including Whftney's patent Pm
Inks, china Porcelain anlIcut glass Inks. 81
liman's School andoficefnks, pewter and In
Inks, Bronze and other fancy styles. =,
Pocket Inks and Letter Seals, Indelible an
India IHK, Motto Seals, Letter Clips and pons
Weights, Water cups and nd Boxes, Amaf
Fcan and German States, Bill Files, Twin
Reels, and Calendars. Black, Blue and g.
smine Writing Ink, in bottles different size
from one or to quarts. lsasiins.f ~ y
PocaET Cutlery $50 different patterns
'Penkniyes, a superior article, manufactured
the Empire knife Co., (Winstesd, Conn. "
Also cheap German cutlery on cards
LEAD PEEoILs--Faber's, Brookman & su
|don's, Haskin'ss Ropes Drawing and ". iii
EpenciIs, also large pencils Tor Carpenters lie.
NoTE PAPER. "A great variety Of Style Al
Sizes, including Danask, Laid Lace, and q
bossed Goddard silver botdered, Floral. Ii
Eted, Giltand plain edge. Mourning aud Fan
9atterns. M A. 8eafia bna 78iqss5s
Sept. 1858. syi Es,a .ssss,. y ~.
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Rh eu m a t S m ured
Withubt fail by DIR 7. MGowN's'
SA B SAP ARI LL A
and TOdIde OF Potash,


m HE great BLOOD PURIFIER and HEALTH
REST0RER, prepared from FRESH ROOT,
the only kind worthy the confidence of physicians
or the public, old imported root being Inert The
components of this medicine are highly extoled
by some of the most distinguished physicians in
the world, as Sir William Fordyce, Brode, Bell,
ETC., for the CURE OF RHEUMATISM, Scrofula,
White Swelling, Syphilis, Neuralgia, Diseases of
the Kidneys, Liver, Spine and Skin DrOpsy, Fe-
male Complaints, Old Sores, Pimples on the Face,
etc. Itmakes the skin clear and smooth-an OBJ
ject of interest with the ladies. 1t removes mer-
curry, or any impurities of the blood or system,
and should be used in the spring to purify the
blood and prevent sickness. Price 81 bottle.
M'Gown's Essence Tar,
A certain cure for Bowel Complaints, as Diar-
rhea, Dysentery Flux etc.
MGown'S Dogwood and Iron,
Apermanent cure for Chills, Ague Cake, Nigh
Sweats, Debility, Dyspepsia, etc.
M'Gown'S Golden PectoraI,
For the relief of Coughs, Colds, Consumption etc.
M'Gown'S Stomach BitterS,
A pleasant Invigorating Tonic, to be used be
fore meals in Dyspepsia, Debility, etc:
MGown's Ointment,
Never known to fail curing Old Sores, Cancers
Chronic Sore Eyes, etc. th"i 9
The above prepared and sold in Memphis by
3g H. s. HUGHES.
Druggist No. 34S Main st.
Sold in Yazoo City by tsta li
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1be pa'oo DtluOftat.
,1AoA TERMS or sUBscRIPTl6N 9Ane
ONE COPY CINE YEAR, If paid in advance. 50 90
not paid within one month. ;;::;;;;:;; > 50
RATES on ADYEKTISINe.

ONE COPY cNE YEAR, If paid in advance So 90
II mot paid within one month. ;:::;;;;;: 3 50
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
ONE SQUARE, Ten lines less FIRST insertion 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, :;:i;;;:;:sfs;:! 50
"A liberal deductions made to yearly advertisers.
Advertisements for charitable institutions and public
meetings, half price 9Dt
, Marriages, Deaths and Church notices NOT exceed
ing ten lines, inserted Obituaries and tributes
Of respect, at advertising rates. m w
Advertisements not marked with the number of inser.
tons, viii be. published TILL FORBID and so charged
The privilege Of yearly Advertisers will be limited to
their own regular business unless otherwise agreed upon
Yearly advertisements will be continued unless notice
Is given 70 the contrary ASA mss ,I-fe 4r
No paper discontinued until all arreaTages paid.
An legal Advertisements musi be paid for when the
proofs are furnished. s nat al
y All Advertisements and Communications should be
handed in before Thursday morning, 10 insure
attention.
All Communications for the paper must be aceompa-
MED with the name of the author. AH
JOB WORK wy
Executed with neatntss and despatch for cash.
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AlisFe!Inneous1lg

....OEO. W. ORugBs@@.. ......%vyTs rERFDrTH e.
GRUBBS 4 MER1DETH,
GENERAL PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
Il n Merchants, vT z I'm
East side of Main Street YAzoo CITY, Miss
TTAvE in store q large and we'll assorted stock
| of Merchandise, which they offer at Low
rates, consisting in part as follows:
| Eastern and Western Produce of all kinds.
Mess Pork. Rump do, Clear Sides, Rib Sides
Shoulders. Hams-Sugar- choice
ll,@ brands; Plain ditto Beef aiif
Mess and Prime Dried
~ et8u Beef, plain BEHTYf
faa8 eniftr ai and 3 siusaa1ia u
Sugar cured FISH, Mackerel, Goldfish, anf
Salmon, fai lia3l
las tag9a ss inbarrels, hf s
sss.,grs asi. barrels and kits; uas a. .t,5
Plantation Goods---Jeans, Lin
seys, Lowells, &c., Negro Boots, Shoes, 4
and all kinds Of staple goods. Liquors Brandy
of all qualities, Whiskey-0ld Bourbon, Mo.
nongahela, ReCtifed, &C., &c. n ~
Rum and Gin,
WlueS-MuuolIdy DucrFy,
Port, Claret, White Wine,
Muscat, Ginger Wine, ''h
Champagne aud e8.t4
"a @ Champagne Cider
s5st ALSO
@ Brandy Cherries, g.
Brandy Fruits, ass'ted
@ Scheidam Schnapps, oa ~
Cordials, assorted, y ale.sa
| - Dttere and London N eltiAtsH
Porter, OTIS and pts, 0A
Scotch and India Fld s43t yftfHa
Ale, in pts and qts, 3a Ai e4A 9l' hei
Tobacco Serars. as.' t1 seaia
Snuff, approved brands, z
from the lowest aa'H soe3
| to the highest o1a ils4
quality and price
COFFEE, Teas, Crackers, Spices, &c, SC, of al
kinds, and the best. 9ts II
POWDER, Shot, Caps etc. sstas qa
OILS Lard, Sperm, Train, Cotton Seed, Linseed
Castor and Sweet Oil, and Turpentine. aed
CANDLES-Star, Sperm, Patent Wax.
WOODEN WARE of all sorts. IiH 4Hf1
SUGAR-Brown and Loaf, crushed, pulveriEed
and powdered. ft'3 RA-
MOLASSES, Cheese and Soaps in great variety
LARD AND SALT, FLOUR of all brands ant
! best quality. ti
| IEhOlIS-halbnS, OurEantS, Dateb, fruneSy OlC
ron, Dried Apples and Peaches. y
lNUTS--Texas Pecans, Almonds, Brazil Nuts, &c
CANDIES-A choice selection. A at
THEORETICALLY SEALED ARTIOLES--Lob.
sters, Salmon, Oysters, Sardines.
TART AND PIE FRUITS Of all kinds. Nt
PICKLES, Preserves, Ketchups and Sauces in
endless variety. aft 'H' tatHt tlt
Besides host of other articles on hand, and con-
stantly receiving, too numerous to mention, all
of which will be sold cheap for cash, or on time
to punctual customers, h
COTTON-They are prepared to buy and make
liberal advances on Cotton stored with them.
Prompt attention will be paid to receiving and
forwarding goods.
Yazoo City, September l, 1865 1y
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and Hair Dressing Saloon
NEW SADDLE ANDHARNEss.

A Is SHOP INYAZOO CITY, 4.
III EMERY 2. MILLER, Main Street, has
III on hand, and will constantly keep large
and varied assortment of SADDLES, Harness
CARRiAGE TRIMMINGS & SADDLER's H HARDwARE
He is also prepared to repair and trim Cara
ges and Buggies at short notice. Z.
Being "a practical mechanic and intending tc
employ none but GOOD workmen, shall al
ways furnish good work at reasonable prices
to those that may favor me with their patronage
| will also berin constant receipt Of first class
stock from New York.
Ocs- As do not wish to make the good Gus
omers pay for tae bad, will pursue the Cash
system. z Z tgsJ aff EAllE11 HEN.
May 81, 1957.l-ly. sgg FA #ftq -g
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

uARRIs0N's CELEB large
L1 supply in stOre--Blpes Black and Carmine,
y different sized bottles, 70 suit purchasers
For sale cheap BY = en9 P. D. COOK B. co.
May Q, 1858. sr II rsdaissses
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DISSOLUTION.
July 22d lf58I III WI
= . NEW FIRM

I s q y ? @NEW FIRM Q = AT
TT HE undersigned have this day associated
- themselves under the firm Of Grubbs &
Merideth, for the transaction ofa Produce, Groce-
ry and Commission business, and respectfully
solicit the patronage Of their friends and of the
former customers Of Ramey, Grubbs & Co. a
G. w, GRUBBS.
.ay VT. MERIDETH. g
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PRENT1ss HOUSE,.
laI.IA4llI NWnmfadl.

iH " kl#Aan wanted. iall4ea i6
.O106 BUSHELS Corn, to be delivered at my
FZUU(l different stage, stands 4 to Vaughaps
Depot soy GOO stYazoo City, 600 at Benton and
300 at Jas. A. Harrison's.
pagx9 dAl3 s9t ~ sga $3.50 D. WI LAMKIN.
| aYazoo City, Sept 25,, l8bsufao ID 9a.I. soii
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P.si COOK = coY,l'n
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

d AVING received a new and extensive
- assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, dChemis
Gals. Perfurnery, Paints, Oils and Stationery,
respectfully inform planters. physicians and
others, that they are prepared to supply them
with everything in their line Of the most unex>
ceptlonable quality. and at prices as reasona.
Die as they can be purchased for elsewhere.
Among the articles ia store and being received
are the following Pure Medicines: lS f'gol
amaPO~eFed Tarkey Rhuharb, in 1, 4, and !
amgbgL asijss bottles; besi4 baa ,xa0T
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so do Sulphate and Acetate Morphine.
And a varied and extensive stock Of PERU.
tnery, Toilet Articles, Pure Wines and Brandies.
for medicinal purposes, direct from the impor.
teFs. gf8f 4,s4
sept 4 'oS: ,s.,.......,. (yly Z
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LOWerL Saw 1lIiII.

YasoO city, May 6tb, 1858..tf. z 7 =
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

The Havana correspondent of the Charleston
Courier, Is OF opinion that the purchase of the
Island OF Cuba by our government, at any price
is utterly impracticable. He assigns the follow
ing reasons for his belief:
"1st. Because Of the monopoly afforded in
Cuba to Saptander' for the sale of her -four. and
to Catalonia of her wine, manufactures, &c.
"2d. Because of the opportunity afforded by
the retention of Cuba by Spain, to reward the
adherents of the Spanish Government, by Civ
ing them places of profit in Cuba, willie at the
same time the Island also serves as a place 10
which parties, who are considered dangerous
to the Spanish Government, may be sent, and
thus for the time got rid Of without giving them
just cause Of offence.
"Sd. All Spaniards, no matter what may be
their condition in life, look upon Cuba, from
the first hour Of their manhood, Gas bright
polar star" which points to future greatness, or
as a "land of promise, flowing with milk and
honey" where fortunes are easily attained
18th. Spanisrds holding Office, or being en-
gagged in mercantile pursuits in Cuba, afford
the means of subsistence to their s'poor reIa-
tons" in Spain, who of course are ayerse to the
sale Of the Island, where they derive their al
most sole source Of support. which would pro-
baby be withdrawn were the Island sold.
18th. Tie pride which predominates in the
Spanish breast, almost to the exclusion of every
other passion, naturally desires the retention of
this Queen Of the Antilles" by Spain, it now
being almost the sole remaining possession of
the once splendid empire of which Spain was
the mistress in this hemisphere.
"These reasons force me TO arrive at the con-
clusion above stated, and I think they can but
lead any unbiased mind that may pursue them
to come to similar conclusion 7
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
BT MINNA.

o, give me wings Of sapphire light,
To scale the temple Of fame,
And on the loftiest pinnacle,
Inscribe my humble name.
All bind me not to earth . dull clOd!
My soul would upward ay,
And a. a meteor's iambent blaze,
Burn in the temple high.
love all natures beanteous work. ..
With holy, ardent fame
Mounts vale and foweret, brook and rill,
But more'a virtuous name.
The intellect and soul are one,
Bright essence unconfned; 1870
No earth-bound letters ever can ..
EBchain my wandering mind. $50
hear the thunder as il rolls
Between the earth and sky,
And see the hghtning's vivid glare
On frey piEions fly,
And as / hear and see, il fills
My heart with thought sublime;
And then my spirit scars away,
And leaves dull earth behind.
Fame, lend your wings-O, let me fly
Where man has never trOd!
And soar through nature % ponderous work
The universe Of God,
And light upon the golden spire
That crowns the glittenng dome,
Then furi my sapphire wings and cry,
This is my native home.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

PENALTY FOR VIOLATIONS.

The seventh section makes the penalty fos
violating the 2d, Sd and 4th sections Of this act
not less than $25 nor more than 800 for each
offence, and on failure 10 pay the fine. be come
mitted TO Jail until paid, or for the period 0f
twenty days, which ever shall occur frxf.
The eighth section makes the penalty kor .
violation Of the fifth or seventh seclicns. bv
selling hquoss Of any kind or lager beer By tlss'
glass, without lincense, at not less than so O.
more than $500 for each offence. TO be confined
IN Jail ulltil the fine and costs are paid. or u,s
al the expiration of Erty days, which ever
shall occuT first.
Secti'al Iii.e snakes the penalty sor takinx
out a Jstsis. ET ail ordinary or hotel, witisosis
the Teqldrctt accommodations, not Ieas than ESQ
or niwv than S2O0, his license Suppressed. and
imPrisaied u,,tiI The fine ID paid, or the expir-
atoar 10 fSty days. which ever shall occur firxs.
Any ene sseasilag falsely under the provisions
OF thls at viii DC liable 30 indietment for per-
jury. The c'nsts of prosecution in oil cases Of
vi'lati'di shall be dcenled and taken as part of
the penalty, and oiic-lialf the fms to be paid to
tae infvrmer, who Is made . competent wit
ness. All persons now dcing business uuderp
license slial be s1bect % tbc provisions Of this
law 70 Esn as their licenses expire.
This 5sct ssiall 81 into cssect ca the first day
Dt May, and all aees incCseisteht with "a pso-:
WILSON'S are repealed. II q : -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

The third section exernpts fsmaies enuanra
in vending millinery or cther small articles ~
merchandise from the gsneral provisions - =
traders, whose stock in trade does not exress1
$500, for which So only shall IL clarued. hnt
If exceeding $500 they shall be snbject 8 tha
provisions Of the second section.
GRocERs AND LTeuoR DEALERS
Section fourth provides that MI who barter
or sell sprituous OF ferniented liquors, or lager
beer, in Quantities not less DIAN a pissf. shall
take oath 8 30 the value Of their stock Of IL
GaQlz q nrnipal ssason Of the year. ana
ay tlaa tls6l Yssl1os7lsn .raies
OF license, whlch we Ulmpare with the rates
Under the old law.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

NTEREsTlAG WILL CASE IN GEORGIA.
Mr.. Savage, OF DOugherty county, recently died,
leaving vii which devised his property to
his wife, but, IN the event of her marriage. to
90 to his children, thus cutting off the wife
without . shilling The lady was disposed to
contest this provision of the will, and the case
was heard finally before the Supreme Court.
whose decision was rendered at Savannah sew
eral days ago. Mr. Morgan, the counsel for
the widow, argued the case with great ability
and cOntepded that this provision in the viii.
being in restraint Of marriage, was contrary to
the policF Of our law and Illegal; but the Court
held that . man had right to leave his pro-
perty to his wife during her widowhood and
cut her OF If fshe married, and that the Savage
win was legal. The Georgia judges are not
quite 20 gallant As their brothers in the Key
stone State who, II we remember right. some
time since came to directly opposite conciu-
sion on siEnilar state Of facts. :
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

0rdefed. shai 8 IL 81 hlsd in esery
ease where sI.a io4s hare been ouE.
standing more a lin seunlhs.
19th. orser - Court, nat 10 all
eases O. .|ss q IL S $500 i, he parr
Of the cfeassnsz. 4 q aevsz lee for Cling
oil end z:'s'lis eainss y SLOWED
proporsi6n d I' II5s|II :
5a.h Gea<ss 1873. ordss-
Il H. sEe sa!aI
be sold " s,z 80 1uslssss. ! upon 81 eisSse III
fifteen days notice OF the sale OF personal
property, two months Of real property. al
public action, 6 months credit Tor personal,
., i2 and l6lh months for real estate. unless
otherwise directed BY the Court. and boad
with approved security 10 be given, beariag
interest from the day Of sale.
5lst. Ordered, that hereafter no appeal
from magistrates judgment shall be dis
missed Tor the want ofa petition, until rule
is laid by the Court upon the appellant to tile
his petition, and the same is not complied
with, and all rules inconsistent with this be
and they are hereby rsscinded.
52nd. March Term, i846.-In all cases
IN which m amendment in the pleadings is
necessary, the party applying therefor Shall
pay the costs OF the term up TO the time of
the amendment and including the costs of
amendment.
SD. All cases at Law hereafter for trial in
this court against executors or adnnistra-
tors, or on tesfamentsry or administration
bonds IN which, under the pleadings, the
due administration OF The estate OF the de.
ceased, on the amount of assets. NAV appear
to be subject for ascsrtainment by the Jury,
shall be referred TO the Auditor of this Court.
or to auditor specially appointed for that
purpose. The said Auditor shall state an
account between the parties in relation to
such estate and assets OF the deceased, upon
such evidence and vouchers as shall be sub
mitted TO him by either party, the accoun,
and statement of the Auditor shall (unless
otherwise assenied 10 by both parties) re-
main in Court liable 10 exceptions Tor one
entire term, and all charges and credits not
excepted to during the regular session of said
term shall, on the trial before the jury, be
deemed to be admitted.
81. Ordered by the Court, as an additional
rule of the Court, that the Clerk OF this Court
collect all the law books belonging to the
County and place them in his office and thar
ne suffer no one TO take any o. the books out
of his Office without the order of the Court.
50. Alter gong over the trial docket the
hrss time in order 10 enter judgments, the
Court will again commence il and try Ca
ses In which no witnesses are summoned.
or all the witnesses attend, until Wednesday
in the first week, when the court will return
to the beginning OF the Docket and dispose
OF all the cases as they are reached.
April lst. IsES-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
RULE
q. MARYs 90. CIReUIT CoURT.

lh Credit Court for Saint Sfary's county,
Match term, 1858. ordered by the Court, That
the RulcsOf this Cosrt be published once a
week Coz three successive weeks in the Saint
Aiary's Beacon.
= In testimony whereof that the afrgoing or
4 der Is truly taken from the orler rs recorded
] an the Minutes Of the Curt this 10th DAY Of
March, 1852
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
ORIGINAL POETRY.


u
We sing ofloye, nor feel the aarne.-
Bat know II only by the name
When IN the soul no bud appears,
No germ that's wstered by loves tears.
Love lives Oft In the poet s brain.
When misses IN his bosom Eeigqs e, -.
And Sings 'sthe flame doth brightly UdfMy
When not one spark is in the urn.
The heart, filed with poetic FIRE,
Can touch the strings of love s sweet Tyre,
And breaIhe a soft and gentle lay,
Where Cupid never thou ght to play.
The bosom 9 core can brightly glow,
Where earthly love no beam can throw,
And we can sing of Cupid's dart,
When one has never pierced the heart.
To Judge the soul by words alone,
Ii casting reason ffOm her throne
We often say what least we feel,
And seldom the true heart reveal.
And thus the voice is raised in Jest.
To speak what is not in the breast;
For poets songs can blended be
OF things we neither feel nor see.
VII.
Love blighting touch may pale the cheek,
The heart may ache but never speak
The secret guarded will remain,
How deep soe'r the gnawing pain.
VIII.
The fame that . burning in the heart,
May to the eyes FIRE impart,
And still the voice no power possess,
Those inward burnings to confess.
All, yes! the form may waste away,
The life grow feebler every day,
Till death itself shall quench the fame,
Ere the fond passion we proclaim.
Then credit not the poets verse,
Though the soft passion il rehearse
For when we sing Of love o warm powers,
We only think Of birds and flowers.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
WHO MUST oBTAIs LICENSES.
GENERAL TRADERS.

The second section requires the administra-
ton Of an oath before taking out license, as
to the amount of money invested by traders
and fixes the rates of license as follows, to which
we annex the rates under the old law for COM
parison:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
NEW HATE

by construction put upon the old law, all
classes of dealers paid S;s1 per annum.
A dealer who takes cat license for $500 cap
ital invested, or under, is also required by tho
new bill to take out q license as trader, at
$l2, making $22 per anntfn, the lowest IL
cense under which liquor can be vended in
quantities of pint or more. This is intended
TO operate especially on small groggeries in
Baltimore City and the counties.
ORDISARIEs AND HOTELS.
The fifth section applies to all places in which
spirituous, fermented liquors or lager beer may
be sold, except restaurants and oyster houses,
and the rate of license is fixed by the amount
of rent paid. We annex the rates under both
the new and old law:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

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