State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-24

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pIyigg what the publishers reg arded as lesidera
flrl, VIZ A weekly sheet, combining the advanta.
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ton OF the American public.
TIE ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE
FROM EUROPE,
+ from the pen of one the editors. who for twelve
month recently travelled personally over England,
France Switzerland. Italy, ard Germany, with the
express view Of being able to give additional inter
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lions and researches comprise series of nearly two
hundsed letters, which are now in the Of pub
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rape--eomprisng complete historical, geogranhi-
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CONTENTS OF THE SATURDAY
CHRONICLE.
Literary and Mora Tales-Articles on Science
an the Fine Arts-Histerieal and Biographical|
SkeIches-Reviews OF New Observation-Disclosures
a TORS from Foreign Observation-Disclosures
Frpaties-Lyceun Depsi tn,ent-EducatioI1--
hay Moral Rea iings- Useful Recipes -Congres.
ional and Legislative News News in n Mutt Shell
Light Reading-City Affairs Foreign Varieties
Spirit Of 'he Daily PreSs-Prices Current Market
Bac-Tis Of Marriages and Deaths
Prices of Stocks and Value of Bank Notes--Popnlar
statistics of the Warld-Ladies department-Origi-
,aI Observation-Disclosures lectures-AgricultU-
n and Rural Economy-Popnlrr Superstitions-
nrious Customs and Nanners-European and Do
nestle Correspondence Articles on Music, the
Drama. and other Observation-Disclosures, amusing
Incidents, &c. and carefully prepared Synopsis of
he Current News of the dav, embracing every &C.
,urrence ofinteFest throughon, United States.