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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
Notice.


WILL attend to preparing papers, fleing
n the same and prosecuting TO Certificate
of Discharge ALI CASES OF BANKRUPTCY " hich
may be placed under my charge. l have
made an arrangement with a member of the
Bar residing in Jackson, to attend to all mat
ters in causes filed by me, necessary to be
attended to at Jackson either in Court or in
vacation and who will always be present and
see that all steps are taken which may be
necessary to the speedy discharge of the APP
icant.s VIM. E. PUGH,
.AHOrney and Counsellor at Lao.
Yazoo City, pr o, I842. 39-tt.
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DIR. HUBS
Vegetable Fever-and- Ague and Anti-FeveI
DHH g.

-"----
A SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE FOR cHILLs AND FEVER.
HVHOUSANDS have in one year been cured Of
ague and fever by these pills. Their COM
bination embraces properties of the highest cura-
tive value, making gradual impression on the
system by their searching influence, and eradica-
this most distressing malady from the system III a
speedy and effectual manner
People throughout the southern country may
depend that they have never had any remedy offer
ed them so efectual and certain as these pills. II
is expected that counterfeiters will make attempts
upon them
one dollar box. One box will cure from two 4
four cases of chills and fever. For sale by R. II
Randolph, Yazoo City, Miss.
April 90, 1912. 42-tf
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III ~ AZ. - sFAsANsNbt -
UHE Subscribers have just received lpef
u steamer Pathfnder) new and splen'
did assortment OF
9AN0I I1 D08S0
consisting in part of the following
so pieces Jaconel Muslin,
IL do. Painted do.
5 do. Brown Linen,
s do. Linen Checks,
90 do. A Bleached Shifting,
% do. !" do. do. superior
90 do. Merumack Prints,
90 do, rs Brown Nashna,
20 do. Burlington Ticks,
90 do. Fine English Prints;
Together with an extensive assortment OF
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, fancy articles,
etc. etc. All Of which they will dispose Of
on The most reasonable terms.at their store
directly opposite the Phoenix House, Yazoo
City. ULLMAN g. HAUSMAN.
Nav 81, ls42. 46-tf
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RICHLAND
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,

TNHE First Session Of FIVE months will
commence OH Monday, the 18th Feb
ruary, 1912.
The Trustees beg leave to inform the
public, that, under the superintendent of,
the Rev. ID. L. Russell, assisted by his lady,
they anticipate SCHOOL Of superior order.
Mr.. r. comes to us highly recommended as
an experienced and well qualified Teacher.
Arrangements are made for additional assis-
tance when needed.
The MUSICAL department will be under
the direction of Mr.. P Kenna and Lady,
whose standing as Professors Of Music is
well known. MIR. K will give lessons on
the Piano, Guitar, Flute, Violin, Clarionet,
SC.
Richland is situated IL miles south Of
Lexington, on the stage road to Jackson
Boarding can be obtained either with the
Principal, or in other good families, at from
So 20 $40 per month.
TRIMS or TUITION:
Primary DEPARTMENT, $l5 OF
The higher branches of English, 20 OF
Latin, Greek, and Mathematics, 25 OF
Use Of Instrument, 5s0C
ELIAS TAYLOR,
Presa Of Board of Trustees.
February III, 1912, 3l-tf
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CERTIFICATE NO. v.
IT n
June q, Ie4a.
10 PARTURIENT WOMEN.

To .PARTURIENFs WOMEN.
DR. C. G. EDDY announces that he has
~ discovered an article from which he has
prepared Parturient Liniment, for the re
lief womenin paFturition.
This remedy is applied TO the abdominal
region, to lhe vagina, and TO the internum
and exteFnum. The effect is to mitigate
pain and to relieve the nervous irritability,
the source. of SO much misery to women ii.
labor, while il facilitates and renders safe and
easy labors which would otherwise be pro.
.tracted, difficult and distressing. Itappears
TO impart energy to the abdominal muscles
and uterus md az the same time to relax
the Os ateri end vaginal passage.
Much more might be said, and many GER
ti6cates adduced TO show the, astonishing
effects Of this liniment, but il ID deemed I'M.
necessary on the present occasion.
Alta convenient time this linimeh will
be put into the hands Of selected medical
gentlemen, well skilled in the practice OF
midwifery Ii IS contemplated toaccompa-
ny this liniment with treatise on the dis
eases Of women and children, and observa-
tons on the effects of different climates on
the female constitution.
June -, 1912, 5O-tf
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i do hereby certify that was present. when the
foregoing experiments were made; that am q
practical distile, and do fully corroborate all the
facts testified in the foregoing certificates.
JOHN SAVILL.
Cincinnati, 9th February, 1912.
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CERTIFICATE NO. Nv.


DR.. Wo0d's statementJE-Some few weeks since,
I was invited by DR.. Eddy and Mr. A. Thayer to.
superintend and witness some experiments upon
an Improvement made by DR.. Eddy in scalding
and fermenting, for the purpose of disttlauon,
which | accordingly did, and the result was as
follows, viz:
witnessed the weighing Of the grain, and the.
entire process Of scalding and fermenting, and
am prepared to say that from % bushels grain
saw yield of 100 gallons of proof spirits, and the
grain weighed Sc pounds per bushel. From all
the experiments which have Witnessed, give il
as ma opinionthat fermentation for dstlation and
all other purposes is by this improvement at length
perfected, and the disliller enabled TO make 81
gallons of proof spirits from every So lbs. grain
The method Of effecting this is very simple, and
may be applied on the largest scale possible, and
think will probably hold good in lamentations
for brewing &C. WV WOOD.
CERTIFICATE NO. v.
Cincinnati, Feb. 9, l842.
do hereby certify that the trial of DR. Eddy's
Improvement of distiIlahon was made at any in
stance, and at my distillery, and BY Messrs Am
bros, Garrison aud Doctor Wood, whose certif-
Gates setting forth all the facts are heFenpto at
tached; and further certify that from The tho
rough investigations made, am fully satisfied
tha. his invention possesses advantages over any
other now in use, and fully concur in allthe facts
set forth in the certificates given above.
A. THAYER.
June "a. 1912. Soft
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YAZOO
MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY

rWVHE Trustees Of this Institution have the plea.
sure Of announcing to the public, that they.
have engaged the services OF Mr.. g. Mrs. ALFRED.
.GooDRIon, Miss HEALY, and Mr.. JOIN FULTON,
Iate Of kentucky to take charge Of II, who will
commence the exercises thereof on Monday, the
d1lh day Of February, 1912.
The Female Department viii be Gnder The ma
nagement Of Mrs. Goodrich and MISS Healy, and
the Male Department under the control Of Mr..
Fulton. Mr. Goodrich, Professor Of Music.
The following win be the RATES of charges:-
Primary Class, -inciudigg 0rthography, Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar and
Geography, $1,000 per session.
Second Cfass,s-PhilosOphy, Moral, Mental and
Natural; Chemistry, Algebra, Geometry, Sur.
veying, Rhetoric, Logic, Botany, History, Ro-
man Antiquities, Political Economy and HUI
man Physiology, $4,000 per session.
Third Class,-Latin & Greek, 5000 do.
Ornamental Branches.
Neede-WOrk and Embroidery, $1,000
Rencil Sketching and Shading, 1900
Piano Forte Instruction, $500
Vocal Music free OF charge.
Each session Of five Notwithstanding can be
bad convenient TO the School, at from $40 to SIC
per month, according to the age Of the PUPIL.
OF ItntlOn fees "a Advance MIA. Goodrich
will tune and repair Pianos
The Trustees are: II. Vaughan, President, r.
w. Graves, Nv. Purvis, J. M. Sharp, j. M. Pease
f. BOstick, and ]. J. Micbie
Benton, Feb %, l842. SS-tf
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CERTIFICATE NO. I.

The following are the certificates referred
to above:
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10 the Medical FacultY.

nR. G. @. EDDY informs Physicians that
- he has discovered an article, the use
OF which will produce abortion at any stage
Of pregnancy, without the least difficulty or
danger; and in all cases where, from NAL
formation OF any other cause, II is absolute.
Unnecessary 10 praduce abortion, he will give
abe article with the greatest pleasure.
Il is known to the faculty that ia malfor,
natiOn Of tie female pcsis, pariurition Of
tBh .hecnmes impraciicabIo, aud in cases.o
shls kipd Il is thonghl by many 70 be expe-
Ajeht and iasliGabin 10 effect abortion to
sge We mother. Where tliis state Oi things
exists, NE physician can know il be exaIni-
nation. an1 ihe above remedy will be foond
invduable from its freedom lioln danger, as
web asIom is ccHainly.
june 1912. s0-G
CASTINGS! GAS riN9sl CASfINGsll!
WUST received and for sale a complete as
soronent of Philadelphia Castings, BY
], H. CULLEN e co.
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JAS. IS. CULLEN. s. Co.
Commissaons Resolving, Forwarding
AND
PRODUCE MERCHANTS
MERCHANTS.
q mWIaIA -


& azoO City Miss.
WOULD most respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they have. and
will keep constantly on hand, ali articles me-
cessary for Plantation ues, together win =
complete assortment Of PRODUCE AND GRO.
CERES, which they offer low for clsH ar
COTTON; Of which, the following Is q part. VIZ.
Havana and Rio Coffee,
Old and new Brown Sugar,
New Bedford sperm and composition Candies.
No. and 2, Roston Soap,
Morgan's Premium, Missouri and common
Tobacco,
Flour, Bacon. Lard, Mess and Prime Pork
Coarse and Fine Salt,
Whiskey, Rice. Potatoes and Onions,
Moasses, w. w. and Cider Vinegar,
Black Pepper and AtIspice,
Powder, Shot. and Nails, assorted,
Winier.sirained Sperm Oil,
Negro Shoes, Clothing and Socks
Well Buckets, Tubs and Buckets
Tin and QueensWare, assorted,
Demiiohns, do.
Canon, Light Brown and Florida Iigars,
Persons wishing 70 purchase, would not
lose anything 10 call and examine their stock
before they make their selections elsewhere.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
MISSISSIPPI Treasury Bonds for sale
u low, in exchange for Produce, or good
par funds by DRENNlNG g. CLARKE.
Mayo 1912. 43-H
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On Jeterson-street, merit door to the Offices of
.Nessrs. Wilkinson & Miles, and r. ".
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CERTIFICATE No. M.

Cincinnati, Feb. 8, l842.
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TOT sale oy *. u. haudoIph3 AGO Ut.
April 90, 1842.
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VERMONT TELEGRAPH.


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he,h Walsh. IS years Of age. But one
sosd;uior opposed her application. andthat
one wis The Rev. Fl. s. Stopford. His
claim was originally seven pounds. for
,,i,hes; but il had been swelled BY costs in
the Court Of Exchequer to the enormous
sam OF E229. for which amount judg.
rnent had been recovered against her, and
she had been arrested and thrown INTO
prison. All the poor old creature had TO
live on was a life estate which brought
her about IS pounds per annum. She
was ordered to be discharged. the Com
missioner making some sharpremarks on
the unmerciful conduct of the reverend
prosecutor.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-08-10

ly coavicted. 6y his wAole course. Who
cannot see that has chief business Is. to
suPpres just as much truth as s0ilL not
serue his seetarian purposes a-that his
sectarsaaism IS the principal thing s0ith
hsm-n0t truth and saluatioa?
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w HA + MEX ~

The editor OF the Telegraph seems to
be wandering widely from what we as
Baptisis, IN common with other protested
christians, have considered scriptural
ground. ~ He first came on: privately
with his views on the sabbath, .(3) then
gives Us To- understand that he questions
The propriely Of Observing the sabbath as a
divine Institution. GAY Alter while, un-
der the influence of his no government
theory (5) he. tells US that "all govern
IIlent, civil and ecclesiastical, is the crea-
ture Of circumstances. originating in the
deprnvity Of the human heart and came
from beneath, not from above (6) Then
again. his opposition TO the ministry ~
has led him 70 take the ground III we are
correctly informed) that any one has a
right 10 baptise, and that minister's wife
has Just the same right TO administer the
ordinance as her husband. 80 The next
development is, it-is very questionable
whether any one ought TO baptize, or not
as il is uncertain whether the ordinances
were designed to extend beyond the apos.
tolic age. (9) From ule:ter IN the last Tel
cgraph. written by Mr.. G. Marsh. to the
editor Of that paper. be seems in private
conversation 70 have taken ground against
vocal prayer. Here is Mr. Marsh's Ian
guage:
{" As it respects the subject of prayer, my mint
Is some different from yours. believe the Bibls
abounds with sufficient proof that vocal prayer
Is acceptable IN the sight Of God"
II is evident from the lame attempt al
explanation, by the editor, that he is no
willing 10 endorse publicly what his friend
understood him 10 advance in private.--
: Fd after looking al The article again and
6gain, we cannot find how the explanation
mends the matter much. Ofpublic prayer
he asks -" In be not to be seen ana
Heard Of meh, snby Is u made vocALLy
a0ikk a parade before men :" Again, hs
/. asks, What Is there IN the record o
Chrisfs life 10 show that he ever one,
stood up or kneeied down before men, il
public. assembly and offered up voca
prayer. as Is now done so extensively p
On he contrary, his recorded teachings 60
10 forbid il in his followers And again.
" There is not the least evidence that one
of them ever stood up and offered voca
prayer before men. while under his per
sonll tuition" He tells Us, 10 be sure
that he does not object 10 vocal prayer, bu
the above scenes very, very much lik,
IL. tlo) With these deHelopements befor,
MS, we are constrained TO ask the question
WHAr NExT2 IL has seemed to US tha
II is q queer 6x fora Baptist editor to b,
in thai he IS unsettled respecting the sab
bah & D, equally 90 respecting baptism
= r. x a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
AMERICAN GROWN WINDOW
GLASS

SuRIvER. MorrER. * CAMPBELL. the m,
~ nnioc urars uf this Crown Window Glass. bo,
one of the most extensive Establishments IN N,
United States and hS &c spared no pains .reS'
pense IN procuring practical workmen of on.
experience aud skill from the most celebrate,
wor<s IN EUROPE aid America. From their lbne
sNpsfcnes Ia thr Glass b1s'n,ss the public have
agh ,ranty mat thclr FIRST qlaliy of Crown
any oth,r country.
Their glass u made from granular quartz rock
and - the only Gro An GLASS made irom that sle
cies Of SAM. Ii Is capable of standing every
change OF climate and will no; lose lis lustre a.,
nge. ltls dI-UnguI,hcd f.om Ordinary glass by
its dn 'omm IN evenn - aud beauty # sur face.
Its transparency aud hGhtnessO of colour, great
Thickness, aud the general excellence vi the ma
teraIs irOm which 70 Is made.
The surface not bNng polished retains the en-
Rmd Onilancy and hardness, end Is not liable -
the objection - often mtds TO plate slass Oi
beng easily deficed o. permanently bCdimmcd
by dus beng made OF extra thickness II will,
without mi iry, Withstand violent wiIdS hal!
storms, Jars OF cannon &c its useIL the end viii
prove more ECONOMICAL, IIdvprndaut IL its ad-
dag so much 10 the beautiful appearance Of
buildings.
No2 or Sa.anac Crown Class is mos, used
in stores. buud;ngs Of the second order, green
hOus ., a., where strength aud clrarnrss are
desired Ii wilTahsS about 81 per cent cheaper
than No 1.
Inc douole thickness is always used for light
hoises, ana - taken 10y the true economist Tor
sky LSats. a I'd slI.J cabin windows
&c.
p."uHi Slasb lot eNN hSutS, ChutCucs auu az
tsts' windows pla a or beat furnish d To any
pattern,
The gia $ is carefully packed in stout boxes,
and secured 30 thai II can be transported with
safety - auS paH Of tie Uultcd Statcs
Orders addressed 10 the prOprivtors or any OF
the com uisseL houses IN ths city OF Wheeling
will meet with prompt attention.
SHRlNEN, MOrIER ID Campbell l..
Wheeling N lS-6m
ST LOUIS Republican,; Nashville Wing, LOUIS
vile Journal, Columbus Journal aud CIqcinnat
Gaz stte coy to the am unt Of five dollars each
AMI charge Tins Office.
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ELECTION

NNHt kAafaN
a n Monday. the 2ih day Of J.naar-. Isi7
W ar election will De- held lor Mayor aud mem
'"""i ur Council If The Cty oi Wheeling. com.
mencing ~ one o'clock and clusing At five O'clock
= M'n nj the following places IN the several v.ards
VIZ:
In the Frs Ward. At the office oT Hughes a
NicNaghien. ON Main. between Adams aud Wash.
ington streets.
In the Second Ward, nj the Office of james Me.
Council. ESQ. ON Union. between Market & Fourth
STREETS.
Ia the Third Ward. At the olice Of Richard
S'mms' Esq. on Fourth. between Union and Mon
roe streets.
la the Fourth Ward. at the Office Of Philip Bier.
Esq. on Main, near South street
In The Fifth Ward. at the onice Of William TEN.
plrion. ESQ ou Main. near Second street.
The members of the Council arc appor,ion.d a
i"llpws, viZ three Gr the first ward. TOO for the sc.
rond ward. four for the third ward. CIR for the
iourh ward. aud three for the fifth ward.
The election will he held under the sunerin
tendance Of the Alderman and Assessor for each
JAMES : WHEAT
J'n IS-id Clerk Of The CITY,
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NOTICE TO ~HOUsEKEEPERs

TTNIE subscriber. beg leave lu inform rhe ciH
zens Of Wheeling and vicinity. that tIcy have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No l43 Main street, Wheeling. Va.
whore may be found an extensive assortment of
gilt aud mahogany framed Looking Glasses. Portrait
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware. consisting Of
Feather beds, holsters, Pillows. curled HAIR. Spanish
moss. cotton, husk aud spring mauIus,es; together
with "a fell assortment Of The lates, style and best
farshed FURNITURE ever offered ia lhus CITY; all
OF which will he sold Oh the most reasonable terms
and UarraH'ed.
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany veneers.
yarnish. Sp msh mJss. &c &c. constantly on hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every artlrle of
furniiuie on The mosl accommodating terms and Al
short notice.
Car els made aud ptN down.
Oders in GAINESVILLE eau be leG with ) +. AID
ANS q CO-
nl3 MENDEL d. HARBOUR.
The GAINESVILLE Rep"bli, on will copy 10 The
amount Of three dollars aud charge this office.
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OHIO MANUFACTURED SILK.
). AVERY & Co..
lA1 NJ. = ...t NgT..f.v

1903 MIiu ) rect, Wheeling. Va.
Would respectfully inform the ciiIzrI.s Of Wheel.
iug, and : rangers in general. that he Is agent fr
The sale "i Johu w. ellis Domestic : lks, minuGlc-
Ur-d by him in Mount Pleasant. Jriirrsrn Co o.
hio, consisting. IA part, Of S,iS liaIs, made ia the
Anys. Figured and Plain Lusir.rg and L"vartinc
DreN Silks for lndies, Six NelvcIs nud Plnshes.
Figured Tis-ue and Luslriug ufevery variety ct culor
and pattern. Blk Lustrng Cravats AMI pocket IlanG-
ksrchIe6; &c.
All e which are equal in quality aud color To the
Euro.ean, and OF moderate prces.
All persons ia favor of paIrunising ID nRostic Pro
ducts md Manufactures, arc invited 10 call and ex-
anime IheSR Goods.
N B2Seled Silk and Cocoons received in eI-
-~anseeSr purchased at market prices.
Wheeling Jan. Is, 1912.