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Horace Everett druggist s67 Greenwich the of
j. Coddngton apohecaries 2z7 Hudson seee corner of
r. Cotton chem. and apothecary $50 Blseckee st. corner
WendovsI druggist and apothsary, al Eighth avenue
And wholesale, at proprietors' office,
Clarendon House, corner of Duane street and Broadway
s%s BS1s Is M Large ., Family Boxes %
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. AID, No Beekman street
l ne@ P.Is Row, and genuine Nedcine. These
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and bowels he general symptoms Of which are costly. ne g.
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the functions q The iramey pro unS healthy Of the
particularly ~hen the directions whchaccompany each box
The Heal Pills ofDr Rush. ng pleasant and safe
,peen, rsqose no rest ts Of diet or during
add elderly people they will found the comfortable
To Females-Dr. Ruh Pills in removing distressing head
aches and Affections aud in confernng heshy
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INFORMATION WANTED OF Mr.. Cv1us G1Ion, Of
heard m Had % sssa he
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by addressing letter Mrs Charlotte II. Gorton Webster
Mass, or l., Gorton TO be left at this office.
New York, Nv. 81. 1912. MI 2td iwsec
MUSlC.-C. s. TRAFFULLA, SO b yard street. New
York, the Leaders OF Coton, Bass,
Military Bands OF New York, he has will
at the shortest for number OF
the latest and popular Opera peices Quad les Poa
muses. Quieksteps wazes and Gaop original and by the
Y reaest suthor.
NB-C: S. Graaua will also arrange M,rcbe,, Quick.
&c for bands the for
I'D street. Music taught AID lesson, in hoIoas6 bass
n2i lwsm
BROADWAY MARKET one door below Canal street. |
~ east side,
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.csse' aitrr having struck the beach,
or,"nseiv Sof % TOUT 81 the downedthe fifth
saved. was ~esheu ashore upon IL ana
BRIc CSC. NJ souLE fBr, Man, arrived :, u,ne,, hon
og NS ,h, h and supposed ded Wind
safety OF this vessel BY those concerned '0 '
Foreign Ports.
MoNTEeo BAY ism. Nov Elm mort C,ris.s U,,,. ,nd
Jefferson Mills, from Norfolk ' NN''-'' "a'S' anu
- Home Ports.
, n P, Toy 2-Ar Paul T Jones Ireland Charles.
Hs,,,for5. Ph,id Ionpson NYork; Ironsdes Nashman
n inr c, h De Hir. New York. Ga Infsnta
p. bohh, NBi Acorn Howes Boston; Elliot Beker
drnce '''A' "a 'i'ishaii tathsf' rfo'-
m Joh o ogn SIAT Peggv, Obj Smith, Mcnego Bay
IN LII 'io',,,rd Thomistnn: Lonisa Nantucket Sid
All f,s twa,d wrS lndl,s w Marsh Brown. NYork-
nd 10 III IL oouhd vessels from have gone TO sea-
cop % flowing fresh Luciila, Pescud City Point
to.j,v R;rbsd dwa the river and anchored the Roads
~ HhdefsoD, Bennett from Civ Point for Liver
anchored IN Hamston Roads '' " W" " 'e s"''s'a anu
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iay- JAYNE'S EXPEC rORANr.--We esteem IL a
pleasure to be able recommend this medicine, the
best calculated for the purpose of curing coughs colds
core throat asthma and all affections Of the lungs From
n long personal acqu ,inance with DR.. Jayne know
that he 10 quack, and his medicines
the modern cry op but the result OF his long
renee practising physician and the expense great
labor Hartford Comm Review
JAyrE's ErrEoroRASr.-The virtues of this eiicacous
and cheap medicine for the cure consumption and other
diseases cannot be too we'll known. Very many lives
have been saved by -[N. Y. Morning Att s.
Prepared only by Dr. Jayne No 20 South Third street
Philadelphia.
{ly- UNPLEASANT DISCHARGES FROM THE
Urehra speedily and permanently cured by the use
the celebrated French Antphlystc MIXTURE" The inn
sale Of this medicine Is proof of its astonishing
efficacy Sold in bottles at 81 and at 30 cents each In
cases 50 each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College97 Nassau st.
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Second Board ,
state Of Trade.

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system Of the Art Of Wrng Shorthand for taking
down Lectures, Sermons, Trials Law &c &C. taught per
iectly oy Mr. bristow Of lessons
way See aspecimen.
N.B-A work Of the is tn nnp for
| WEN peTtnanent Gulue
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TEMPERANCE LECTURES.
Doct ID. g. Robinson will lecture on Tempe
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@B 81 EGsG

In Craftsbury, 18th ult Elizabeth, wife of Capt.
ID. Dawson, in her 74th year.
In Peachan,, Feb. 9Th, Judith Ann, daughter of
Alonzo and Phebe Lucas, aged yenrs and 6
months.
In Peacham, of canker rash, March 9Th, Sophro
MIA, daughter Of James and Sophronia Clark, nged
II months and 81 days
In Hverhiil, N. ii. 4th inst Clara Ann, daughter
Of Jonathan B. and Myra Nichols, after iiness
(malignant cnnker rash) of about 26 hours-ageG
years and 10 months.
In Charelstown, NH. 26h ult. Capt. Moses
Judvne, aged so.
At Tuscaloosa, Ala, Feb. Cd Miss Dantha
Iloughion, daughter of William Houghton of Nun
da, N Y. IS. ''H
In Newport, Feb. I2, of canker rash, ELLENsE.
SMITH, aged year and months. Also, Feb. "a
JANE ANN SMITH, aged months. Children Of
Samuel Smith, Esq.
1 take these little lambs said he,
And lay them in my breast;
Protection they shall find in me
In me be ever best.
Their feeble frame my power shall raise
And mould with heavenly skill
I'll give them tongues TO sing my praise,
And hands to do my will. fCom.
In Barnet, March IT,, of dropsy in the head,
MARTHA ANN, daughter Of Mr.. John Carter, aged
10 years and 8 months
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The gratifying fact that there has been no defa'
cation Of Cover nment agents since the influence OF
poryism has ceased TO predominant at the Capitol,
furnishes us with good evidence that new and vr
tuous energy has been infused into the adminis'ra
ton of the government-that public officers are
held to strict accountability that the public
mind is not again to be shocked by such exhibitions
of dishonesty, and fluid as characterized the last
administration.
CAUTION TO PARENTS. a child Of Mr.. Jefferson
Roe, of tins village, died yesterday Her death
was caused by swallowing number OF pcTcusS'o"
caps. We have lately noticed iu our exchange pa
pers, the death Of two three children from the
same BetiO,oS Fabs Gazette.
! LONGEVITY There living, and in good
health seven sisters, daughters Of the late Deacon
Jeremiah Jewett, of Rowly, Mass whose united
ages amount to $40 years-averaging more than 7o
years to each-the eldest being 80 and the young
est II, brother died, years since, at the age
of77
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a Gard.

Mr.. CHADWICK, Permit me through your pa
per TO express both my Indebtedness and gratitude
10 the people of my charge, and other friends for
the annual visit paid TO their pastor, and for the
practical demonstration Of their sympaIhies and
abundant libesaiity.
On the eve OF The first of Feb seventy five OF
our youth, and subsequently on the afternoon OF
the Sd of March, one hundred and twenty five OF
the married people assembled at our dwelling,
bringing in rich abundance of the good things Of
life. The amount presented, consisting very
valuable articles for wearing apparel bedding meat,
fifty bushels of grain, over fifty dollars in money,
and an entire set of SCOTS Commentaries, makes
an aggregate Of two hundred and twenty dollars.
1 would also acknowledge the payment of thirty
dollars to constitute tho subscriber a member for
life of A. b. S.
AT the close of the interview, the Goth chapter
OF LIST Chronicles, from the 10Th to the 10Th verses
was read and briefly remarked upon, when, after
prayer, TO the air of old hundred we united, sung
Be thou, o God, exalted high,
And as thy glory fills the sky,
So lett be on earth displayed
Till thou art here there obeyed.
That for these and similar expressions OF KIND
ness and benevolence, this dear people may be
abundantly rewarded with peace and prosperity in
this life and be permitted TO share in the resurrec
| ton of he just, the subscriber shall ever pray.
LEVI ii. SPoNg.
Cabot, March 10, 1912.
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q O m way NE dicim e q.

VA L.. hiDDER gives notice that he has sue
w ceeded the late Il. Kidder IN the prepara-
ton of the well known Coaway Medicines, and
will hereafter give particular attention to the pre-
paration of the following articles, the long estab-
lished celebrity of which, precludes the necessity
of a republication of the numerous certificates in
the hand of the proprietor. ..
DIR. JEBB'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.
For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Numbness,
Chilblains, Stiffness in the JOINTS &c, will afford
the most une pected and immediate relief in the
most obstinate cases Of Rheumatism in few hours;
this article is openly recommended by Physicians.
The Liniment is done up in enlarged botIes.-
Price 81 I-2 cents.
DUNFRIES' ITCH OINTMENT.
The extensive sale and established reputation Of
Dumfries Itch Ointment, encourages the proprietor
10 recommend it TO the public with renewed con-
for this annoying disease; it contains mercury :,
or any other dangerous Ingredient and be
applied at all times with perfect safety Price %
REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
The coocurring testimony of relieved patients
from all quarters, iestiryng TO the cures effected by
The medicine alter all others had lifed, together
with the increasing demand for the article from all
paris of the county, prove il to be of the
valuable specifies known for this troublesome com
plant. Gj'A Clergyman aoytteS:
Boston Feb I3, 1874.
have made trial of Dumfries' Pile Electuary
and found it produced saIulary influence almost
immediately, and confidently believe it an effect
ual remedy for that uncomfortable and facilitating
complaint. Humanity has induced me TO recon-
mend it 10 persons thus afflicted, and so shall
continue to do Yonrs respectfully, j s.
The remedy consists of an Ointment and Eectu-
airy Price for both rs cents, or 81 l-2 ceots when
but one is wanted, accompanied with plain q ans
pie directions with description Of the complaint.
DU.HFRIES e YE- WATER.
For sore or infamed eyes, nothing known gives
such immediate and comfortable relieGand in some
exceedingly bad cases tho most unex pected and de
sirable relief has been found the use of this Eye
water, after other remedies had failed. Persons
who have used 1t, pronounce it without hesaiiop
the best preparation for sore, aceak or int9an,ed
eyes they have met with Price % cts "a bottle
l.f.7r CURE FOR CORN.S. rrr
ALBION CORN PLASTER. Tho most safe
and speedy for Corns yet discover ed; the relief
is Immediate. 1T dissolves and removes the corn
from the not with and expedition and tofthout
the least pain. Price rs cents Box
Full aud ample directions accompany each of
the articles.
N. B. None of the above articles will be gem
Inc, unless signed w. L. Ktdder on the outside
wrapper. For sale at his Counting Room So
Stale Street, up Stairs, corner of Mere hants Row
Boston. Also by l. JEWETT, st Johnsbury vi.
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NgMM@RMRgG@a

In LittIeton, N. ii. by s. b. Johnson, Esq. MIR
Harrison s. Cobb, Of St. Johnsbury, to Miss Ann
NJ. Wheeler, of LIltIeton.
In Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin Territory, Nov.
q, Mr. Alonzo IL. Waldo, formcy of Randolph W.,
to Miss Emily s. Cole OF Montpelier
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BRIGHTON MARKET Monday, March T.
From the Boston Patriot.
From the Boston

AT market 2s5 Beef Cattle, GOO Sheep, and
$50 Swino.-4O Beef Cattle nnsod
PsIcEs-Beef Cattle-Last week prices were
not sustained, and we reduce our quotations. A
few choice cattle So; first quality at 5 so; second
quality A rs 5; third quality So 20 q 90;
Sheep--DuIl One lot of Weathers at So %,
SO and 3; a lot at 81, 81 so, and So
Swine-A selected lot at and cents and a lot
a;334n 43-4- AT retail from l2 to &c,
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SUICIDE. Capt. Enos Chase of Bath, N. H., re
Gently committed suicide by hanging himself An
open bible and his watch were found on his table.
He had carly in the winter signed the .otai abste
nance pledge, but afterwards relapsed into intern
perance habits. He was formerly of Haverhill and
about 65 years old
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f Ar M FOR S ALE,

TENHE subscriber offers for sale his FARM, stu
Il ated in Kirby, four miles from st. Johnsbury
East Village. Said farm contains about
300 ACRES OF GOOD LAND,
one hundred under good Improvement. and suitably
divided iuto moving, pasturage and tillage, about
one hundred acres of well timbered land we'll wa.
tered, and has upon il first rate sugar orchard and
good buildings $3.50,
A liberal credit Will be given for part of the pur
chase money.
Those wishing to purchase invited 10 call
and view the premises.
JEREMIAH INGRAHAM
Kirby, Feb. %, 1912. 239lf
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NEw HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

We have returns from 70 towns, and the vote
for Governor is follows;
Hubbard, federal loco, 12,447
Stevens, democratic wing, 1897
White, conservative, 3,342
ISL, Holt, abolition -lIfa ,522
I Hubbard's majority, ,522
In Merrmacl County, where Mr.. Hill resides,
his candidate, White, received ,277 votes, but in
other sections he did not high.
But for Whites decnaon, (and il a mat
of accident, we are told,) Hubbard must certain
ly have been defeated. AS il is, tho ranks of The
radicals greatly brokun and if Hill acts charac
teristicully, he will overthrow them in one year
more, and hel it,
In Concord the vote foi Gov. was follows:
Enos Stevens had 2S4
Henry Hubbard 30l
John H. White 1913
Daniel Holt "a
The Wings elected seectmen the Cd and Sd
days in Concord.
G5sWe have received communication from
Dr. ROBINSON, giving an account of his labors in
this county, at so late hour that we are obliged
TO defer it till another week.
TEMPERANCE LECTURES.
Doc.. D. g. Robinson will lecture on Tempe
| Iancee at
Lower Waterford, March Is.
Concord, 10.
st. Johnsbury East, IL.
Sutton, 49,
LYCEUM Friday evening next, half past six
o'clock. QUESTION: Does talent exert greater
influence on mankind than wealth?
| J4bE, tnatiDc. Wegatioc.
| J, p. Fairbanks, E. Jewet,
A. G. Chadwick, j. P. Foster,
| A. Farnnm, Jacob Benton,
j. III. Benton. J. Ii. Paddock.
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EEafirRaary for the ,TreaaRnaeRa
Of Hernia on Rupture,

CONCORD, NJ H.
THSHE perfect retention of the bowel is here guar
Il anteed in all cases and radical cure may be
expected except in of long standing in very
aged people.
THOMAS CHADBOURNE, M. d.
Jan. %, lS42.
~ Doct. W. G. NELSON Barnet, VI. has
made arrangements with the subscriber for
slant supply of the most approved Abdominal Sup
porters, an Instrument extensively used by
both in all of general debility in which
weakness and relaxation OF the abdominal muscles
is a prominent symptom. Also, general assert
ment OF Trusses calculated for persons who cannot
visit an Infrmary for the radical OF the dis
ease. THOMAS CHADBOU KNE, NJ u.
Concord, N. III. 24lw6
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DTWe have received a communication from
DR.. ROBINSON, giving an account of his labors in
this county, at SO late an hour that we are obliged
TO defer it till another week.
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TYPHUs FEVER. II cannot be too widely known
that nitrous acid gas possesses the properly of de
stroyng the contag,on of the typhus fever, and
certainly ofpreventing its spread BY the follow
ing simple method the gas may be produced at a
very trifling expense:-- Place a little powdered
saltpeter in saucer and pour on it as much oil OF
vitro as will cover It; copous discharge of acid
gas will instantly take place, the quantity OF
which may be regulated by lessening increasing
the quantity OF the materials. English paper.
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LYCEUM Friday evening next, half past six
o clock. QUEsTIoN: Does talent exert a greater
influence mankind than wealth
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-25
w GOD ANS
CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
Syrup Of SarSapaPilla,

FUR THE CUhfI UF
Scrofula, or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheuma tsm
SYphilitc and Mercural Diseases, White Swell
ing, Obstinate Eruptions of the Skin, Ulcerous
Sores, Pains in the Bones, General Debility, and
all dieqses requiring Alternative Medicines
This Syrup is prepared from an improved for
mula, sanctioned by scientific Physicians ano
Pharmaceutists, and is on active, ethcaclous, ano
convenient preparation. It is not offered as a
specific for the cure Of all diseases, but as an
tive, agreeable, and convenient remejy-posses
ing, in concentrated form, the active principles
OF Sarsaparilla, and much superior to the Syrnps
and Panaceas in common use. 10 the peculla
method of preparation, is to be attributed the snc-
cess that has invariably attended the exhibition
this preparation Of Sarsaparilla beyond these in
common use. AS a general purifier of the blood
it will be found superior to all other medicines
Also for liberated sore throat, long standing rheu
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-25
JAS. HI. CULLEN & Go.
Commission, Receiving, Forwarding
AND
PRODUCE MERCHANTS,
LOWER LANDING,


TazOO City, Miss.
WOULD most respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they have, and
will keep constantly on hand, all articles ne
cessary for Plantation USE, together with a
complete assortment Of PRODUCE AND GRO
CERES, which they offer low for CASH or
COTTON; of which, the following is part, viz:
Havana and Rio Coffee,
Old and new Brown Sugar,
New Bedford sperm and composition Candles,
No. and 9, Boston Soap,
Morgan's Premium, Missouri and commOu
Tobacco,
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Mess and Prime Pork,
Coarse and Fine Salt,
Whiskey, Rice, Potatoes and Onions,
BIolasses, w. .Rand Cider Vinegar,
Black Pepper and Alspice,
Powder, Shot. and Nails, assorted,
Winter-straned Sperm Oil,
Negro Shoes. Clothing and Socks,
Well Buckets, Tubs and Buckets,
Tin and Queensware, assorted,
Demiohns, do.
Canon, Light Brown and Florida Cigars,
Persons wishing to purchase, would not
lose anything to call and examine their stock
before they make their selections elsewhere.
YaZoo CITY, Dec. 10, 1841. 22-tf
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atie affections, diseases OF the skin, white SWELL
ug, disease OF the bones, and all the diseases OF
an ulcerous nature Ii is also particularly useful
n chronic and nervous complaints, occurring IN
de5litated and cachetc constitutions. Over sy-
,hilis and the host of painful, disagreeable, and
hitherto incurable affections resulting thereirom
such ulcers Of the larynx, throat, nose, nodes,
&C., and all those evils occasioned by the impro-
per and niudicious use of mercury, it displays
complete control. 1t has been found to be one OF
the best SPRING and FALL purifiers of the blood in
debilitated and nervous constitutions; il is also
beneficial in cOnsumptive and nervous complaints
and in many internal diseases where the luDos
and chest are supposed to be affected.
ALI those who are predisposed to pulmonary
complaints, or are affected with any Of those dis
tressing diseases derived from mpurity of the
blood, or ndlscretions OF their youth, and those
whose constitutions are broken down by the use
OF mercury, arsenic, bark, quinine, and those who
are suffering from diseased liver, or iniudicious
treatment OF any of the above diseases, will find
in the use Of this medicine an antdote unexam-
pied IN ITS efficacy, and its agreeable and highl,
palatable taste
In all difficult cases of scrofula and syphilis,
and IN cases where syphiIitic virus of the parent
causes Development of syphilis or sorofula in
the child, this is the remedy on which hope OF
recovery can reasonably be founded. There have
been no instances of its failure where properly
used. 1t relieves the disease, and at the same
time imparts vigor to the whole system-an ope.
ration so looked for in vain BY the whole medical
world. Under the use Of the Sarsapanla, the
patient uses his accustomed food, which under
the common modes of practice is usually with
held from him. In many instances where the
horrd ravages of liberation had laid bare iga
ment and bone, and where to all appearances NJ
human means but amputation could have saved
life, have patients been snatched from the grave
and restored TO good health-the devouring dis
| ease having been completely eradicated with thu
CoNCENTR ATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF SARsAPARILLA
Carefully prepared from selected materials by
0. 0. WOODMAN
Vicksburg Miss.
And for sale by R. H. RANDOLPH.
June 4, BAL 47-tf. Yazoo CITY.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.
NOTICE.

U have removed my LAW OFFICE to the In
n surance Buildings on Jefferson Street
nearly opposite the residence of Capt. Kim
bell, where | will always be found ,as usual
except when absent on Professional business
F. w. QUACKENBOSS
Yazoo City, Aug. 6, 184I. Aft
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QUartO New World.
PROSPECTUS OF FOURTH VOL
COMMENCING JANUARY /, 1912.
EDITED BY PARK BENJAMIN.

DURING the two years which have elapsed since
"Fhe New World" was begun, it has been the If
fort of the Editor to render it the most READABLE
newspaper of the dag. To tins end the proprelors
have literally contributed. Neither trouble nor ex
ponse has been pared. The most popular books
and periodicals have been purchased. The best
contributors have been engaged. A correspondence
with the most interesting paris Of the world has
been es alb ished. In hort, the best arrangements
have been made to publish an independent literary
journal, acceptable 10 all classes Of readers. The
editor can think of nothing which has been left I'M
done to enhance the value and to elevate the char
acter Of the New " orld.
lis success has been most encouraging. It will
commence the new year with circulation of about
Nv ENTY- FIVE THOUSAND COPIES. lar
ger number, it is pelieved, than is issued OF any
ther weekly paper |" Great Britain or the United
states. This success is imputed chiefly to two rea-
ons: first, to It's having contained an unprecedent
"a number OF excellent articles by the most popular
authors; second to its having ssumed and observ.