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NEW MUSlC-O, Native Music: The Convent . |
Y Pm ran,ins, rovin, Bale Never Despair, ,h
don't you remember the beautiful glade in the DrnmI
Romance; The White Horse Of the Pep pcrs; Thou
come and Love thou art near me, sung by Hiss 5 e
rit III the grand Romantic Orera AmiIie Good Mig |
The meeting and parting; car: fur spring on
tickle wing, by IL RUSSELL Come. come, thou in 500
row; \ Life on the Ocean wave, by II Russell; She
watched for him; 70 me let fall tear; Come to me at
morning; Oer the waters bv moonisht There home
like my own, arranged for the harp bv + Labarre.-
Royal Values by A Fleche Queen Victoria's Cour,
Quadrilles. Just received and Tor sale by
dig b CASEY, 10 Camp st
NEW MEDICALDiCTlONAR .-Dung lisson's
~ New Medical Dictionary, in one Super Royal 3vn
Vol.-Dung'iss"n' 4 Therapeutics and Human Physi
oogv.--!|nvus on Females, Vuiume.-Ebues rirra
peuticS > volumes.
New supp!,c, just rsceiYedbv Alex TOWAR.
aug :; - Camp Street
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TEXNS LAND TITLES.
An ABSrR ACT Of the original titles Of regard in
n the general land office. Printed in accordance
,,Jaih Nav, 1884, \ few copies Just received and
t,rs,,e i,y ALEX TDWAR,
!. 40 CAM. Il
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uARRowaATE SPRINGS
NIONVROTTVfV CV1TITVV1
THREE Days JOURNEY FROM NEW
nRyEiNS


ORLEANS.
vINIIE proprietor Of this establishment has the plea
l. sure Of announcing I" his trends ana n" r"o'c
in that he will be in readine- by the first day of
Nav t. receive vsitcrs. He will also state for the -
nct Of those at distance, That there have been large
improvements madc and others now going on and IN
supid progress for completion, which Will enable tn:
subscriber to accommodate much larger number than
heretofore, and at the same time much better.
Famili. can be acc accommodated it'll good rooms. or
tho.e who prefer have large cabins detached from
the main building.
Ii is deemed unnecessary tc say anything IN nhrc"'
lar Of the character Of these waters, for it is geirray
believed that they inferior t" any in the south
ern Stucs All the amusemen's that IRE general
found at Watering Places, will be found at this. J I
hest music that this part Of TIL country Affords
Lcea engaged und will be in constant attendance at tn
Springs during the whole season
he subsc,ihc, will avail himself of this Opportunity
II returning his untcgned thanks for the very liberal
support given him last and hopes by the "S"r-
sion. thu, have been made in improving and extending
che accommodations, 10 merit liberal pntr"nng. III"
n,e,cut scus,u. JNO CRAM.
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g ADDLERY WARE-Ihe Subscribers, III
- lacturcrs and Wholesale dealers in sadd|cry
goods, are I"N receiving by late arrivals from the
iurth IN addition To their turmcT stock, an exicn-
s,y. assortment ut ARTICLES III their hnr, among
which are the following, VIZ
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Drny, GAIT and Wh."H u" 7 ,
saddle hays double aud. gle; vA'iccs IN, deal
saddle bags, Buss Is carpet bags; best iron frame
leather tul,o trunks, brass nacd leather boot top
do, assorted sizes aud various styles holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sukcy, Iwis aud planters
crop whips: wool, wots,ed, cotton and leather
sirhs and sursinglcs; s''rrup ehher<: trunk
s,rups aud worsc1 rein web; chain and hook
names: blind brides aud lines; ) utch collars,
aud horse and mule colars,,,M all qnai''i"s; mo
rocco, buck bear. sheep and buffalo skins; plated
brass and steel bride bits Of every description,
plated, brass and steel spurs OF every description;
plated, brass and steel stirrups OF every desc'Ip@
ton
Together will! complete assortment Of every
ar,ic. in their line of busness-uil OF which they
offer for sale on accommodating terms.
They will also continue 10 receive through the
year, by packets from New York, fresh supplies to
keep their stuck ample and complete.
kOUES, DAVIDSON & CO,
~ Is Canal st.
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RECDMMENDATDHI FACTS:

1t is ftctrlc only propr"t" and manufacturer of the
Sarsaparin blood pills regular we'll asap"h
ecary ested Ivy the celebrated ply the United
States.
doctors Pysi,k Chnpna Jackson Gibson, Devices, Hare,
James, liorner, Coke, Nc.
Its fuctTint the SarSaparia blood pill. employed
III the practice u" many plv AMI strongly
mcnded by tr"u@ "ut the States. (>ce directions
accompanying each box Of pill>)
II Is factIhcy composed entirely of vegetables
and they warranted to contain animal
para0ns
1t is afctThcy may he tukcn by the delicate, and
all without of occupation ou
fear of taking cold without change of diet restraint from
temperate eating.
1t is afactrry will not by their operation which may
be mild active, according to the quantity iakrn weaken
the much of the purgatvc medicines gene
ally do
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S.NNCIlA NGE OIL rcirnati nj sight. for sale by
II ut.l 4 IKlER 2: ,,rasltr y!
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JAMES'S, Chus TiRRELI and other NOVELTIES
Charles Tyr:rll, or tn. Bitter Blood, by james.
Chevcley, or the Man OF Honor, by Lad, Hulw
Lady 'mv,ley, the Wo., an of Huor,
Chevel1y.
Lord lsrougham Sketches Of Public Character vols.
Historical Sketches Of State, ncn in the time of
George the Third, vols.
Nchoas Nicklcl'y, No Il.
Jack Shepherd, No tn'.
Adam Buiiand -tllcr men of character, by J.rmld.
Isabel Of Sicily, bv ruckermnn.
Paul NJ kuck: The Barber of Paris.
Conccament, II new Novel in vols.
Franca's Reign Of rrrlor in Paraguay 2voIs.
Pccnla, by Sal, tine.
r;r l"S"i" IN Is G'"pt"" kyd' new supplies.
T.. JOHNS g. Co.
july 3oth-3w. cor of ST Charles l. Common sts
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Amer. and Eng. birdie. aud h''dle ""un'ngs,
do d. mnrtinga!rs,
Plated. hra-s, auL J.pannei coach harness,
Il, do do v'r nni snIhcod do
III, Dc, do B.Guuthc do
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FfNHE ADDRESS Of the Louisiana Native Amerrrue
4 Association the citizens of Louisiana aud thu
infahitals of Il United States just published and tot
HnIe Nv DAVID FELT L. Co.
jig - cllallies.t
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EDUCATIUN-FRENCH aud ENGLlSiI.-
Mr.. James, recently arrived IN this city, hegs leave
to inform the citizens of New Orleans tina. he viii
open an academy on Monday, Ia, Jauunry, n, No
10 Toulouse street, for the instruction Of Youth OF
both sexes, in French and English, in which he
will be ably assisted by Mrs. James an: Mrs
Mclthrr, who speak boil, those languages with
great tlutncy and purity, and VIII" will take charg.
OF the department st the young ladies'.
Mr. J,mes will give his whole attention to the
varl"Is branches OF education, aud tl,,lsrs himsel
that h" will give entire satistact ion to those "
NAV honor INN with their confidence. nov
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-10
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AND
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

Il has long been apparent TO many of the reflect.
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States, that periodical for the advocacy and diff
fusion OF their political principles similar to those
such active and influential operation in England
would be desidirafam Of great Importance 10 sup-
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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-10
WHITE CREEK sULPHER SPRINGS
ELEVEN MILES NORTH OF NASHVILLE r.
TENNENSEE

NTHE Company owning these springs, an.
nounce, to the public. that they will be ready for
the reception 0Fvisitors by the middle of NAV NEXT
This Is the second seas0n, which, the present pro-
prietors have had the pleasure to offer the adyanta
ges of these valuable waters, TO the South Western
Invalid, and the many attractions ofther favorable
position, to all who feel the necessity or nclinaton
ola summer retreat Last season, was their first
attempt at public accommodation; and owing a.
their inexperience and their limited and unfinished
condition of Their buildings and other fixtures thev
are sensible of having fallen much below their own
desire to promote the comfort and convenience of
their numerous visiters. To those ysfers thew feel
grateful, for the general expression ofsatisfacton at
the accommodations fFnished.-a satisfaction resul
ting more from knowledge Of the exertions made bv
by the Superintendent, to overcome the difficulties
which surrounded the commencement Of an arfluou
und ftaking. than fom any great excellence Of the
accommodations themselves
The uncomfortable experience of the LAST season
and more lime for preparation, have consp;red to
place The Springs. this season. in VERY superior CON-
dition. All the buildings, which were IN progress
last year, have been well fuished-additional ores
have been made the Enclosures and grounds have
been extended, remodeled and greatly improved.
the several FOUNTAINS have been iastefshv fiAted
up and arranged, -extensire and convenient, Rath
houses erected convenient arrangements for SYM
nastic exercise, particularly for Ladies' have been
made, and every other steps TAKEN to provide ii eve
~ department of the whole establishment or The en-
terainment Of visitors whether IN sickness or hea1h
in manner Of once substantial. comfortable and Ell
ngant.
To those who patrOlizsd the establishment IA
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-10
7zos7ao7vs
STATE RIGHTS AND DEMOCRATIC UNION.
BY w. MI. TOLBERT d co.

Having been solicited by the united request OF
the State Rights and Democratic parties of Misss.
spp and especially Of this section of the state,
have been prevailed upon to publish weakly new
spapsr. to support that creed of politics, which the
name We have assumed demonstrates. Firmly pre-
suaded that the liberties, prosperity, happiness and
independence OF south, deeply involved in these
momentons questions, now agitated throughout the
Union. The period is at hand, when ii behooves
every friend the South to and support those
principles of right and interest, which we solemly
claim by the charter OF our conederation to main
tain the integrity of the constitution, the purity OF
the administration of the general government and
the sovereign independence, TO which Untitled
to asa people.
The welfare OF the south has been too long neg
lected-her original magnanimty and honor are fast
sinking into disrepute-our own state is a striking
instance of this fact, and our supineness well nigh
reduces to northern vassalage, has disorganzed a
community at one time emnsntly prosperous-and
destroyed the means of recovery from embarrassment
for years.
Such policy has prostratetI our energies, lead
as into unwise projects, heaped upon corrupt and
improbable corporations; which almost cast stig-
upontbe good faith and honor of the state. These
errors should be corrected-thG times demand it
lie. then resolve to rid ofthem and assume that
enviahle condition we formerly so proudly held.
Our might and means should be exhibited to the re-
puhlict just to ourselves should do it, in or.
der to relieve us of that crcduliy of dependence,
long habit has engendered among us.
We hear speak to men Of Southern principles, and
60 those devoted to that original ofgovenment
under which the constitution of this republic
greed upon and settled.
Our object is not to mar the good feelings of the
north aud SOUTH or shake that amity which should
exist between the.e as nation, but merely TO vndi-
cate those rights entitled 10, and explain the
constitutional remedies hy which are protected
We are nnequivocals opposed to rational Bank
Ito the elevation OF ienry Clay to the Presidency,
winch we consider would he most destructive blow
60 the south aud stability OF the union will also
oppose that system Of Internal Improvement by the
general government, advocated by the federal party
opposed to all abuses and extravaganza in the
administration Of public affairs avowedly oppose
to asJperHuous revenue, or high Tarif--in favor
free and direct trade, with the choice offoregn
domestic markets. and in all other respects zeaously
advocating the doctrine Of the Republican and State
Rights school, set forth in the Virginia and Ken
lucky resolutions of '98 and so.
TERMS.
The estate Rights and DemOcrtic Union,' will
be published at So in advance or Sc at toe end Of
the year.
Yazoo City, Miss. July 90, 1859.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-10

You may observe that have taken no account
Of the water of crystaization, which, in the sui
pilates OF Magnesia and Soda is pretty considerable
The snphate of Soda contains Sc per cent. and the
sulphate of Magnesia "A per cent OF water; that
the Is grains of Sulphate of Magnesia, are equal
to u grains of EPSON SALT and the IL grains of sui
phate of Soda equal to IL l2 grains of gauber salts
Salt of the shops.
am convinced by experience that this water is
very beneficial in Liver complaints and cntaneous
diseases.-Some years ago Mrs. T. suffered much
from these maladies and after having spent about
fortnight at the springs, she returned, completely
restored to health, ana has been well since. / do
not believe that these salutary effects attribute
bic to the saline constituents-the sulphuretted ny
it is similar to the renowned waters Of Harrowgate
and Cheltenham, in England. / am glad to Learn
that you have so far succeeded in your undertaking
and hope yon will be soun able to realize your ex-
pectations in full.
Respectfully your obi servant,
G. TROOST.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-10

Is receive assistance from, and encourage, native to
lent
PLATES.--Porsraitson steel, b. q distinguished
artist. similar 10 tina, DC w ashington Irving in the
September number, and of ]. n Cooper IN the Janu-
ary number, will continue 10 embellish the work
TERMS.-The American Museum u printed on
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must be post paid and directed 70 the editors
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...Agents for Mississippi--A. MARSHALL,
Natchez.
Baltimore, january l, 1889.
LITERATURE. SCIENCE, AND NEWS FOR
EVERY FAMILY CIRCLE
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-10

year. an invitation Is given to come again, and wit
ness and enjoy the improvements which have been
made to minister TO their comforts, and assurance
that they will receive welcome which can hardly
fail to please To those who have not yet visited it,
an invitation Is rendered for their company, in the
confident hope that none viii go away dissatisfied.
The proprietors believe, that no springs in the
United States, possesses more Of The valuable eIe-
ments of a great Watering Place, than theirs; nor
greater nd, antages in point of geographical and So
ciaI position romantic beauty Of scenery, genial
lubrity Of atmosphere, and, most important STILL Of
variety and strength of mineral properties and med
cinal virtue And under this belief, they are deter
mined to devote such time, MEANS and exertions TO
their improvement, as shall render them valuable
public Improvement an ornament to the State of Ten
ncssee, most desirable rendezvous and summer
treat for the South Western country--and aogeth-
eg commensurate in teauty of appearance, extent
and quality of accommodation, with the unrivalled
virtues Of their waters.
To those who are not acquainted with the chemi.
cal and medicinal qualities ofthe waters If White
Creek Springs, the proprietors commend the perusal
Of the following letters. from persons whose position
in the scienti and social world, commands for them
the intire respect and confidence Of all.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-10
PROSPECTUS OF THE sEcoND VOLUME
THE AMERIC MUSEUM
OF LITERATURE AND THE ARrs.

MONTHLY MAGAZINE, rMBEILIsHED WITH srEr1. poR
TRAITS.
On the first of January, 1899, was commenced the
second volume OF the American Museum of Litera
ture and he arts. This magazine is a depositof,
of papers in the various departments Of Literature
Science, and the Arts, calculated alike to instrnc
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OF Slid Interest upon Science. Literature, History
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and poetry of a superior order
The very favorable reception which the work h.
met from the press and the public has us,ifed tbe
proprietors in making liberal arrangements far en-
tributions to the second volume; and thew have ~
cordingly made large additions to their CORPS
lar contributors. In She January number win s..
found original papers from the following populs
writer's
Rev. Dr. Beaseiy, Rev. J. q. Morris. Rev. J. I.
CEnch, David Hoffman, Esq, w g. Simn
Charles West Thompson. T. R. Holland, III. r
Inekerman, T. A. Poe. Professor Fisher, OF the In
yefsily Of MARI land, Professor Foreman. w +.
lappan. Mrs. Sigoumey, Miss. q. f. Gould. Mr..
Emma e. Embnry. Besides these, many other WI.
ters OF known ability have contributed TO the wtrs.
and will ennlinue 70 aid US.
In this number IS the Commencement e J. ...;.. :.
Italian SKETCHES iy gentlemen Of taste )
scholarship who has heen soioprn;ro r t,.s oI
cnun'FT Besides these, the future numbers of !, s.
Museum viii contain articles from listinru;sd Fl.
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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-10
Letter from DR.. Robertson.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dec.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dec 10th, 1S5H.
Doctors Fowlkes & Borlsnd,
Gentlemen:-You of the 18th inst. was handed
me on the 9th, and embrace the first opportunity
of attending to its contents. The White Creek
Springs in this vicinity have long been celebrated
for their medicinal qualities, and have been, annu-
ally, the resort of persons in had health The very
limited means of accommodating visiters at the
place, has however, prevented general resort, and
driven hundreds TO other places, who would gladly
have attended White Creek Springs. Chronic disea-
ses of almost every description, within the reach
Of remedies, have been, in part wholly, removed
ny them. The very great variety ia the qualities Of
the water Of the Springs at the spot, and in the i'm.
mediate neighborhood gives this place very deci-
ded advantage over most Watering Places. Their
situation, in broken, healthy part of the country,
and only eleren miles from Nashville, are circum-
stances Of much Importance. As before observed,
they have been beneficial to PERSONS in almost eve
~ variety of chronic disease; bur in those or the
stomach and bowels, the skin and the gladular sys
tenn, their beneficial effect is very decided.
With ample means of accommodation, have no
doubt, that they would deserve such rank At
ter what have said. need hardly state that these
waters exert very beneficial influence over the
mercura diseases and act very decidedly in restor-
ing the broken up constitutions Of Southern vaeiu-
dinarans, who have been handled with equal sever.
ity by disease and doctor.
Hoping and believing, Gentlemen, that your en-
terprive will result in great and abiding benefit 10
yourselves and the public.
remain yours, very respectfully,
FELIX RORkRTSON
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-10

The Editorial Department superintendent b,
BENZ. MATTHIAS.
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TAYLOR.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-10
TIE STATUTES OF MISSISSIPPI.

,rho .abscr;bers propose to publish Dgesl ofali
/. statutes 81 Mississippi, now in force, gen erai
Tbsv will be bound 10 two volumes, with reference
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Appeals, and the decisions OF the Courts o. o'nsr
Stafes upon similar Statuies.
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jackson, march 1, 1889.
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