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GENERAL DEBILITY AND wEAKNES

From whatever cause, Lowncss of Spirit
and all other signs OF n diseased liver, ana
other dsorganzation Of the system, vanish un
der the crndicating influence of this all power
ful antiscptic aud detergent remedy.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
4Sg1sssl10NY>
FOR rus DEMOCRAT.
OUR sERENADR.

"'Twas midnight the witching hour
That scatters spells on herb and flower.
The ceaseless, wearisome din and hustle Of lif'
had faded with the setting sun; sound after SOUND
had hushed into quetude; deeper and deeper
had fallen the mantle of silence, until now, in
undisputed majesty, it reigned profound. flushed
midnight mot breeze in motion" and
"If zephyrs come, so light they come
No leaf is stirred"
Calm, gentle rays from the faithful moon stole
softly IN through thehalt opened easement, stecp-
ing the heart in forgctfuness Of its earth and
drawing ii nearer the piritland
Surely magic dwelsfn hour like this, for while
sweet, refreshing slumber pressed lightly and
caressingly each closed eyelid, the spirit released
from earth's trammels, wandered far in dreams
Lingering long and lovingly at shrines Of worldly
love and beauty free and unfettered, with treless
wing it roved on and on, until at last compassed
the narrow limits through which earths weary
pilgrims roam, and as it waited before the crystal
entrance to the untold beauties of the unseen
world il sighed that Eden joys and lovelness di-
vine must thus be hidden from mortal gaze Yet
as it sighed, unseen fingers nOiselessly 'oped the
pearly gates" and disclosed the amaranthine
bowers Of the blest,
Where sirens wander Ger sands Of gold,
aud where ceaseless anthems Of love and praise
ascend. Gazing upon scenes it might not join
listening to music it might not hope to swell the
moments passed, when suddenly upon our ear and
heart thus freshly attuned to heavenly sound,
there burst strain, sweeter, purer than eer fell
on listening ear of mortal or Of spirit before.
Softer than the faintest tone of the wind harp
when swept by fairy fingers sweeter than the
whispered accent of angel, it flowed on ard on,
seeming, as it we're. new and living tone added
to the celestial harp that is even sounding praise
to Him who loveth u.s."
Longing to sever the chords that bound 1t to
lie the spirit struggling with its clay dispelled
the vision, and the sleeper woke to find tall d
dream. No, not all dream, for floating on the
midnight air, came the same Eden sounds ~
Doubling If it could be real, with hushed and
quick drawn breaths we listened. Gould n fal
touch produce sounds like those : That fond
familiar air'1-that tender 'Homcs Sweet Home"
do angel bands remember them and chant them
still Alas, no Noue but those who linger with
A. ~ -. ~. 1 ~
songs we Know and love, uldblen dthose chords
thus.
The "mcow Flute" the "light Guitar" the
sad toned Accordion, the mirthfuI Violin, ming
ling together with melody sweeter than " the
music of the spheres What wonder that we
dreamed
Twas beautiful, too beautiful to last Soon
the magic spell was broken, and as the last
faint echo in the distance died away, we murmur-
ed with a sigh, alas that
"All that's bright must fade,
The brightest still the feetest,
And all that was sweet was made
,as.But to be lost when sweetest
z.
YasoO. Oct II, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

A TEMpERANcE LEcTURl
Yasoo, Oct l2, 1859.

A TEMPERANCE LECTURE.
The following lecture was delivered in the
Ethiopian Methodist clurcl1y on Friday night, the
SOth day Of September, ls59, By Pspf jeremiah
Haggins, ''gemman Oh de eolored persuasion" I"
Bro. Charles Smith had also appoiulea This night
to deliver an address upon the same subject, and
each speaker was to have three quarters Of an
hour, Prof Higgins taking the lead;
Ladies and Gemman. I appear before you dis
eaning f,fde purpose oh addressing you on de
or1lnation OBJ Temperance. What, gemmen. il de
consideration So much liquor-sich vast guam
tty Oh whisky is de indicator Whet iastgates de
mediation under de circums ices and matters
and tings in general. LgGt5and gemmen. when
charity come agin Temperance, Il takes a xas
quantity Of latitude ad consideration TO instigais
de circumstances. Z tpk back, gemmen to de fust
elevation. Dere val fine young man, gemmen.
but be surfeited in liquor He took liquor At bis
meals and couldn't do vidout IT, His wife she
bad great consideration for her soul, bat she
didn't hab no dresses forte put on. His time
on eartb was nearly gone, Ne vas compelled 20
70. but he want Tskdy % ko suppo.e bs'fBeen
good Temperance maa-he'd q bought bis wife
sne dresses and died easy Look back on de
odder Gage. John and josh vas great iutimates.
josh be draw De licksr and be Get II on DE- table
and invite John 70 drink. Reckly somebody
foteh along = report John be hear De report
fore be drink John be look At Josh. josh silen L
Whist does dis meaui Whst is die report ? De
report Is. John. While yea Is surfeited in sieksr
70 Or family Is starrir af home John beard a.
report Ne pick up De ECKER and hung It in
Josh's face. Aftsr dat ders nsbbsr vas a happier
wife dan Johns Jonn hstei Josh beeause be
aid Josh dsvadei kin from his family. Dsrsfsrs.
ladies' and gemmsn- Tszpsrzncs is somsttine
Ere.f-sonefhing worth sitenfion-somettirr
vorsh tie World Gsunsn, il Would taks q nui-
6tods % qzsnfitT sni Greek Grszzer e fn-
prsrs De Temperznes eoadition. RwHest hack 81
to55sr page Dsrs vas psor youns i.ly 80 q
young rsum.n be sbooss her for BE osurarion
nd dstsruinsfion. ssieulstisn. is.iinsliou. rsn-
siasr.fsa and cirsenstancs. snd behs1l ts arsf
hsr ssutimsuts shs nduirs Dc yo1.r naa. t1i
shs iidn't ksor As Be sarfsiisi II EcEr. r.
marriage eoutr.ct vss eiossd. bui if fu11 t-.ts
ty Hcker Bcksr ras ss in1i.stsr. De- ls1r
ras dsfssts1 Iz-ksr trsks a. es.ntrt rt.
c.uidut adrnncs uB1sr dst cirsunslsn.s 4 .n.
La1iss and oeunsa. dis orsrt.arirz "a 1.tst -
miEtty 80 ting y yguuE ialy was.r r..'s1 ~
by hsu-i ani ~ hsru.H is isf. 1sEs ed
esuusa. Il voua i.ts muifluls 9. z.T
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
AZOO CITY MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER II 1859

and latitpdo % stop dis ting Reflect back on de
Latin Grtmlaar, What is il dat draws de consid,
GRAFTON aps circumstances and matters and tincs
in genera Dere was once six men soin along,
and shreb Vas temperance men and three was
overhearina in dere licker And dey cum to a
great guile asd dey all fall in. and De temperance
men plsh " odders through and saved 'em. 1t
would taEe Z vast quantity Of Greek and Gratin
Lammsr Il denumerate de circumstances and
consideration
(Here Bre Smith arose and informed Prof
ITaggius that hls time had EXPIRED
Prof Hpgkins serce, Gemmen you must
have consideration. When cum down here, l
pxsd peru, to speak, and | was admitted
And,hflS % dc uitsanee, It's vciy mortifyin
to a gemma5 color to be commanded by mig
ger to hush cum down here ladies and gem.
men, TO telIgou that ticker is a great coquette
Gemmsn, shank yoa for your liberal attention
and kind patronage. | cum fully calculated to
make coquntte agin licker Whar my capY
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
"A L o-a
CBEEN's CARMENATIvE SYRUP,
OK DIARRHEA MIXTURE!

MOR, DIARRHEA MIXTURE!
d speedg, safe and efsetual remedy for Di,
arrhoa, Dgaentery Cholera Infantums
Summer Coaglaint Of Children, Choir
MorBus, and any. or all, Irfeguioritiss of
the Bosoels.
Travellers should always have a supply Of this
Syrup.with them, to couBteract the arrangement
Of the Bowels consequent on using a change Of
Water.
Every Family should keen this Syrup. and par
tisnarly in the summer time, when Fruits are
abundant, and the bowels of Children frequently
become deranged. 1t win be found eficacious in
restoring them to their usual healthy action.
Hundreds of certificates might be obtained,
establishing O. galue Of this remedy in diseases
of the bowels one only Of which we will insert
here. Read the following from @. A. Luckett,
ESQ, aH1eminent Lawyer and highly respectable
citizen Of Canton, Miss.
This certifes that have used Green's Car
minatve or Diarrh0a Mixture in my family for
sseral years with perfect success, and confidently
Recommend it to the public, as the best remedy
know Of, for Diarrhml and simili diseases Of the
Bowels. It = specially adapted to the summer
complaints or children, who take il readily, and
are fond Of il. o. A. LUCKETT.
-. Canton. Sept %, So"
For sale BY COMPTON & THOMAS.
YazOo City,
And by the proprietors.
CAssELL-s FeUGHN. Canton. Miss.
june :. ls5a j f42 u
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
ANOTHER MANIFESTO.

Douglas los published another manifesto
defihing bis views on bis Squatter Sover,
eighty hobbg, and purporting 70 be rejonder
TO Judge Bhck's second publications. This
last emanation has not come to hand, but
we have diftDyered by ab extract from it in
one of our latest exchanges, that he per,
sists in bis determination not to accept a
Democratielipminaton for the Presidency(J
il the party Should refuse to accept his in.
terpretation 5f the Cincinnati platform, and
should "iuterpolate into its creed such new
issues as tlla revival of the African slave
trade, Or psngressional slave code for the
Territories.l
Everyba@y will see that this is as pal.
pablea bid for Abolition sympathy as was
bis 90 operation with Seward and Gddings
10 thc KAuAas struggle No one has ever
yet proposed % disturb the councils of the
party at Chafleston with the African slave
question, and be well knew il. The Z" Con-
gressional stts code,' is a hobgoblin Of bis
own inyensidn, designed to render odious in
the minds of The ignorant and fanatical the
doctrine llat II is the duty of the Govern
meht 70 project the stakeholder in the pos
session of n property in the Territories
when unlaw'ully interfsred with.
When II man is constantly addres ing
| biz appcalaI M Ahe anti.slavery sentiment of
tbe North Kng every effort to misrepre-
sent and bane into disrepute the position of
the SpaohAn Democracy as reflected by
Southern tasors in the debate Of Feb
ruary I&l snd is shamelessly, day after
AaAsplehfEBcws sAeiK
humiliation Implied 10 willingness on th
part Of those he thus woutonly insults t
support him, under any circumstances, 70
the Presidency. -MissiSsippian.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

A CARD TRoA GIDDIEGs.-Ex-M. c.
Gi3dines. q Ohio, being in Philadelphia
Isciunng. oa the 9th uIt, comes out With
. euri, The most II which is written IN the
% rsin q f.naticsi imperriDeBee, but The
usteTisl and ms notiesabIs portion of
uhirt, is tbs concl1ling pzFseraph.
r. t1e pabiic I vii ~, that Br0Hn never
o11suII1 n- IN regard e be Virginia sz-
resilicl o. msiisr whsteFsr.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

T'ROM this date, I ofer my entire stock Of
+ BUGGIBs and FURNITURE At as Low rates
Is he same description Of goods can be obtained
in New Orleans. CAL and examine ny stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. as ! an certain the
prices and quality Of ny goods viii give sstsfac-
ton. ~ A good assortment nov in store.
Z. L. BOWER.
September 10, 1853. [6m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
NUMBER Z.

Md soon in the church the decd was done.
farce prentes stond on the chancel high
A knot, thnt GOLD aua silver can huy,
Gold aud silver mat vet unite.
Unless Il IL ghtly fastened:
What's worth doing st alfs worth doing sell,
And the sale Of Young Manhattan belle
u uoi to he pushed or hastcncd
So we Nery.Rvyercuds Rraced The scene
And the tall Archbishop stood between,
by prayer and fasting chasoned;
The Pope himself wou'd have come from rome,
But urgent matters kept him NJ home.
Ioply these robed prclatcs thought
Their words were the power that tci tho knot,
Bnt another pswsF that love knot tpl,
Ani snw the chain round the neck Of The bsllc--
4 rlisteniug, prloeess. marvellous chain,
Coilcd with diamonds again AMI again,
As belts diamond wedding
Yet stiil twas cliain.--f thUaght she hntv n,
And halfway lonGcd for the will 70 undo ll-
BY the secret tears she was shedding.
But isn't Il odd. to think, whenever
We all ~ through that terrific RIVER,
Whose sluggish tide alone oan sever
THE Archbishop saysl the Church decree,
Hy floating one into Eternity
And leaving the other alive M ever
A. each wadss through that ghastly stream.
The satns tina. rustic aud gems that CLEAN
win grow pale aud heavy. aud sink away
10 the noisomv rivers bottom clayi
Then the costly bride, and her maidens six,
win shiycr upon The hanksof The Styx,
Qnite as helpless rs they wefu born
Naked souls, aud very forlorn
And the heNutiful hmprea over yonaer,
Whose crinoline made tho wide world wonder
Aud even ourselves and our dear house wives
Who cshcn wear each morn of their lives
And the sewing Rirls--nnd lea ehiglaisfs
In rags ard hunger the lye-long day,
And nji the gro8ms Of tho oaravan--
Aye, even the great Don EstabBn
Santa Cruz dc In Muscovado
Scnor Grandiaaimo Oviedo,
That gold cncmsted, Fortunate man
All will land in max d equality
Tho lord Of ribhonei princpaty
win mourn the loss Of his Gordon
The Princess. too, mpst shift for horuclf,
Ara lay her royalty on the shelf
Nothing TO eat and nothing 10 wear,
win certainly be the fashion there
Ten to ono and TN % Il alone,
Those most used TO rag and bone
Though here on earth they labor and groanA-
WIN stand Il best whom We come to rest
On the other side " Jordon.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

A Ii persons indebted to the old frm Of p d.
n Cook Co. either By Notes or Accounts.
are requested to call and settle at onee; ether.
wise. ue shall Be forced % place the sane in
an oficer's hands for collection
P B. COOK & CO, in liquidation.
TaIoo City, June Is. 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

BaoTHERs IS THE EPISCOPAL CoxvES.
rI0S.--lt i . noticeable fact that 10 the
Trisnniai Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, lately held at Richmond,
Va. there were Two brothers 10 the House
Of Bishops: r.. Rev. the Bishop ca. Potter
Il Pennsylvania, and Rt Rev. the Provis.
ional Bishop lH Potter Of New York 7;
vhils il the House Of Deputies there are
the Rev. Francis and Alexander Vi0t0n, Of
Nss York and Philadelphia, Rev Nessrs. In
rrshan Of Mississippi and Wisconsin, Rev.
nassrs. HaEks, Of New York and Alabama
three pairs of BROTHER; the last pair
hsring. moreover, . brother in the Upper
Houss, r. Rev. The Bishop (Havks) Of
NizsourL
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
JUST RECEIVED

IUsT RECEIVED
., 800 ozs Quiuine.
4 doz Hosfeftsrs Bitters.
1" McIean's Cordial
3 Indisn Chalagogue.
gross Ms. ALIENS Hair Restorative.
of I'll siEss By ?. B. COOK 4 co.
Ocfobsr I. 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12


SrAMfbE OF SLAVES FRUsTRATED-The
Towsoptovn (Md.) Advocate has the follow
ing:
"Wo understand that on Saturday night
band Of some forty slaves we're to have
congregatsd at DIR Buffers place, near
Finksburi, Carroll county. Nd, but one Of
them disclosed the secret, the plan vas
frustrated, and FIVE Of them arrested and
placed in Westminster jail"
The above is confirmed by the Westmin-
ster Sentinel, which states that the slaves
belcngedto DR.. Butler, George Jacobs aud
3 - ~ BariholoW. Horses aud carriages
were II waiting when the discovery was
made. fse Sentinel adds that they were
an arrested, and that unknown parties were
concerned in the attempted stampede. Had
not "O.i BroWn" some hand in III
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

PAINTS FAltISt1
I'VE have in store = larrs surplT n Pure White
W Lead. French Zrnc. Oils. TufpeEfine abi
varnishes. colored pairts IN Oh. snd dry q al
e5iors. Red Led. Lytharre- fsfeuf Dryer. Putty.
r.. &C.. fa- salsty THOMPSON GRAY
MAJ :. 165q
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
READ HOME TESTIMONY.

NEAR LEXINGTON, Miss, June 10th, 50.
Nessrs CdsseH & Bonghn, Canton, Miss,
GENTs:--I deem it due to you and the public
to say word in favor Of your GREEN'S AGUE
AND FEVER MIXTURE. Last fall bought a
bottle from you, and cured t,celoe cases of Ague
ami Fever with it, and have used only half the
bottle. In one OF the abeye- mentioned cases,
had used quinne and every other remedy could
hear Of, without success. II never failed in any
case. Respectfully, s. B. HARRIS.
This certifes that suffered from Ague and
Fever for eight years. during which time tried
every medicine | could hear of, without any per-
manent Benefit until obtained Green's Ague and
Fever Medicine which entirely cured me
September, 1858. WM. MILLER.
MEssRs CAssELL & BAu0HN I have used
GreeE's Ague and Fever Mixture IN my family
with unfailng success, and would recommend ii
IN preference to any. other Medicine for Fever and
Agpf ~ ersusl mna hptAF ag saEaa fzlE
TO those afflicted with Chifls and Fever,
would say, By all means use Green's Ague and
Fever Mixture. IT has never failed to cure the
above disease in my family.
September, 1858. ELIJAH YOUNG.
have used two bottles of Green's Ague and
Fever Mixture in my family with uniform y gess,
and believe ii to be an excellent remedy
October, 1853 w.P. ANDERSON.
For sale by COMPTON 6 THOMAS,
YazoO City,
And by the proprietors,
CAssELL & BAUGITN, Canton.