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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26
CERTIFICATE.
ALABAMA, SEPT.

ALABAMA SEPT. ID 1855
Messrs. Gustin & Minor, Gentlemen:-
Having learned that you purchased our Horse
Lone WAIST, we hasten 10 give you Certi-
fcaCe Of his blood, which you will discover
is not inferior to any Horse on the conti-
nent.
LoNG-WAIsT was got by the celebrated
Horse Old Sir Archy, he BY Diomede, &C.,
bis dam was got BY Pacolet, he by the inn
ported horse Citizen, he BY Pacolet Of Eng
land, he BY Blank, and he by the Godolphin
Arabian; his grand dam was got by Alpheus,
he BY imported Jonah, out Of Green's old
Cellar Mare, the dam Of Little Billy and
Maria, two very distinguished racers. The
Cellar mare was got BY Old CeleT, the best
son Of Old James, out Of Partner Mare
Apollo, imported Valiant, imported James,
imported Jolly Roger. Long Waists grand
dam was BY The imported Daredevil, be by
Magnet, his q. g. gTand-dam BY Old WildaiT,
the best son Of imported FeaTnaught; his q.
o. Qrand.dam Job By Flimnup, Claudius.
Dianna, Sally Painter BY Sterling Silver, by
the Belsize Arabian. Long-Waist's g. g.
QEand.dam was out Of the dam Of Old Rosy
Clack, the dam of Oscar. This pedigree
could be traced back through all the fine
stock IN England, bat we deem il unneees-
saEv, e. ID Is here shown that this Horse has
not one bad cross. Respectfully, &c.
JAMES w. CAMP,
HENRY B. TURNER.
Good and extensive pasiurage, gratis, bul
we will not be liable for any escapes or &C.
cidents that may happen-the greatest care
will be taken to prevent either Mares thai
missed 10 Long-Waist last season, mar "a
this season, gratis, provided the onmoney
has been paid.
JOHN Ut. HENDRICKS.
WILLIAM PICKETT.
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Cor they are recognised here almost as universally
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BY GOhanna out Of Flaxiuella b. Trensham;
Dick Andrews was By Joe Andrews, be BY
English Eclipse.
Sc. Patrick was By Walton, he BY Sir
Peter Teazls, he BY HighHyer, he BY Herod,
be BY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Turk, &c.
WlliamsOn's ditto was By Walton out Of
AreIhusa BY Dungannon, he out Of AsPasia
By English Eclipse.
Than which, richer or puTer pedigree
no horse in America can boast.
Performances
RARnlr CATCHER, in 1889, then 2 years
cd, won al Liverpool the two year old
stakes, seven subscribers Of so sOVereigns
each; and in the Autumn Meeting, 1889,
at Liverpool, he won the Knowsley Stakes
Of 80 soVereigns each, subscribers. IN
1910, then years old, Rabbit Catcher won
the Stand Cup at Chester, beating Shark
and Lady Abbess, two miles and a distance,
Rabbit Catcher was Withdrawn from the
course at 3 years old, in consequence Of the
death Of his owner, and has not since been
trained. His grand-siFe (St. Patrick) won
the ST. Ledger, and bis sire Bird Catcher
ran second for that great stake in 1882
against over a hundred subscribed compe
litoFs
Rabbit Catcher complained a little las
spring, owing, perhaps, 10 the voyage be haC
Just made, which was in part the reason biz
services were not then offered to the public
bu: he is now in fine health and vigor, anC
with confidence offer him TO discernin,
public as a race-horse Of the FIRST order o
merit, both as TO form, pedigree and pei
Torrance.
II is the opinion Of eminent turfmen iii
which fully cOncur,) that more promising
Young Stallion has not crossed the Atlanti
for many years.
am provided with excellent Pasturage
Rye-LOls, Stables, &C., and will feed an
take especial care Of all mares sent to lh
horse, but will not be liable for escapes c
accidents. ROBERT Fl. CAGE.
YazOO County, 18th Feb'y, ls43. 35-t
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LONG-WAlST was got be the famous
Horse old Sir Archy; his Dam by Pacolet,
and he by Citizen; he BY Pacolet of Eng
land he by Blank, and be by the GoIdophin
Arabian. His Grand Dam was got by Al
Pheus; he by imported Jonah, out Of Green's
old Cellar mare, the Dam of Little Billy and
Maria, two very distinguished racers.
LoNG-WAIsT was a very distinguished
Race Horse, having been winner at all
distances from one 10 four mile heats, which
may be seen by reference TO the Racing
Calender.
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vegetable Fever-and-Aguea and Anti-FeveF
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SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE FOR cHILLs AND FEVER.
HyHOUSANDS have in one year been cured Of
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bination embraces properties Of the highest cura-
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People throughout the southern country may
depend that they have never had any remedy offer
ed them 30 eectual and certain as these pills. Il
is expected that counterfsiteTs will make attempts
upon them.
Each box contains2 90 doses Of pills. Price only
one dollar box. One box will cure from two 10
four cases OF chills and fever For sale by R. H.
Randolph, Yazoo City, Miss.
April 90, 1912. 42-tf.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-21

As expressed through ahFflsl c dated a, Pine.
vile. 10, se Aempson, irsent oil
The Whore.
DEAR SIR:--crismns isaser. aud The
things did. You know | told you in
my last ! va. gwne lasbIins Mrs M
" Up 10 lie chalk Cflsmus. We'll, \
done u, as slirta, ssh,stle, tfelgis il
e6m mighty nigh bein serious I'ater
taken. ButM I'll you all abOu, lie Whole
Circumstances.
Tie Sac, is. I've made my. mind up
norm twenty times, Jest togo and rome
yho our with The whole business; but
Whenever ] I'll shsr ths wns, aud shrn
e,is sked at ne with her aicIpn
eyes. and kind O. blushed al me; | always
fslt sort . skeered and iain,y. and all
.wha. made up 10 tell her wss forgol; 80
t'cnuldn't think Of ihan save me. But
yon're married man M. Thompscn. so
| couldn't tell sou any ,hingshoul pnppin
the question as they.ca il. Ifs NIGH
~ CRATE favor 10 axuva putty gal; AID
10 people as aint used 10, il il goes mon.
s,rens hard, don'.iI Trey say wpiJers
DON. mind II no mnsr'n nothin. But
I'm maxim i,anssression. as the preach,
er seq.
Ciismus eve ! pu, on my new suit.
and shaved my face as slick a. smooth
IN IRON, and went over 10 old Mrs. Stul
ioneses. Asseon ss went in,o the par.
Ter. where they WIS all seit,n round The
ERE, Miss Catllne and Miss keslah both
laughed rite out.
There, there seq they, i Told ycu
90; knew It'ui be Joseph =
What's dun. Miss Carline,' seq /.
- You Gun, under sisters chlken bnne,
anil | do believe she knew you wus cum,
min when she put i, over Tie door,
No, | ,lidn't--I dldn't no such thing
nov. seq Mise Mary. and her face blush
ed rcd all over.
]. Oh! you incident deny it, seq Miss
, Kesiah. you belong to Joseph now, lis,
as sure as there's any charm in chicken
bones
! knowd that was first rate Chance
10 say some,hin. but The dear cri,ter Look
| ed So sorry,. and kept blushin so, | could.
nj .'ay no.hln zscily 10 the pint; 50
tuck char aud reached up and tuct
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-21
nIllNG REEs.1

! Bees will often swarm by the middle
of May; we have known them to come
out sooner. Early swarms are worth
money, and il is worth our while 10 al
tend to them. -.
Many new modes of keeping bees have
been recommended within a few years.
"A little dark chamber, in the gable end Of
the house or barn, to place the hive in,
has been strongly recommended. We
have tried this, bu, do not like il. Il is
more natural for bees to send OF their
young hroods than to keep them al home
They need to emigraie and hnild up anew.
They will thrive. for time, in lille
dark chamber, but they cannot be well
managed there. We can neither. obtain
portion of the honey annually, nor can
we take up, all the whole swarm with
convenience.
Bees should be kept QUIZ bors, and I'M
der the shelter of trees To eure the ho-
ney from the searching sMi in the middle
Of the day. Hives should be placed on
posts four feet high. No. bee house is
needed; bee houses are hasbors for
moths.
When a new. swarm comes out it &C.
nerally lights on low tree or a bush il
any are handy. As soon as the swarm,
is quiet, table should be set, or plat
form should be erected under it, The
hives should then be set. right side up,
aud nearly under the bres, SO that when
they,flli they will be close to il. They
will soan crawl 10 the hive if they like il;
anl lhey VIII mol stay in Tiff iacy dis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-21

here shiss,in N os<s - I eosldn's spssl
il 1 tired D.; bui ! d,s'as say ncahin.
Bias 81 they III cumrsnain COS.
.My goods. |. lsi silr ssz Mi's Ms'y
.Oh. lsf shssl see Miss kssssh.
seed q more.
.csn & alo. and mske him chi shsFofe.
ssz Mes ca,lire; lad lsl's see .hsi 4
". Cont here, Cato. and Sc, This esg
dvxn.
.Doa', hurt il for he World SCI M'ss
Mary.
Go sn.ied lhs rope chat ws around
The ice. and lss Ne bag dasa essy- 90
The Ileor. and / tsmhled oaa al severed
wlrh com a.eal. Iron head n ioas:
Goodness erssisusl' az Mlss Msfy.
If Il sinl Inc Msjsr hinseil i
.Yss.' ssz |. and 500 knaw yos pro
missed 70 kssp ny c,ismus Psssnis o Ions
- you l.sed.' g.
The gals lated themselses slnsst u
deb. aud ~tnl 10 bIusLin OF The meal IS
fast Sc hey couId. sayin they vas gsin,
10 hang that BAG up every Cfissnus oil
lhey gal Husbands loo. MHs Mmy-blss'
hei bright syes-hlOsheda a. beasnlui a.
mornln glory. end srd she'd siiek 10 hs'
word. Mhrn hesid ler say q. lsli a.
il Il sas snul 10 induce Amsn 20 hang u
. neel bag from one cnsmus 10 snolhef.
lie matters al se,llrd no3 eepi The
seddin day. May ssz that musnt be
col for come lime, Is gals alters Ike q
be engsged @vhlls siu,e marriage.
Yorus IN peIlse, happiness.
j.
p. S.-l like 10 forgot 60 iell you bon
cousin peie. lie em spspl opiee nae
ahen he herd of any engagement. and
has BIN IS mtlisr az hOss apple sseI
sense.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-21

Ike i, though you put shem indy force.
The old fashioned practice ~ hising
bees wss different; and modern writer's
who are refy learned on Tie suhlrrl Of
bee government. and he structure of the
bee, SEEM not 70 know that there is any
better mode Of hiring lhem Dian 10 hold
DIE hive wrong side Up. and catch them
in Il when they fall from their resling
place, then turn the hive night side up
and set il % The stool.
A gentle rap on The limb, or roosting
place Of the swarm, viii generally bring
The bees down on the platform; IL they in-
cline 70 20 bark again give tie limb an
olhef rap. or fas'en brush OF wing on a
pole and brush them OF gently. The hive
should never be made srsf; the frsi OBJ
ject Of tlie new swarm Is % make sure Of
. dry residence. A lille honey mixed
with lillle spirit may be rubbed on in
side the hire, 10 make them more quiet.
Come writers snser a the practice Of
ringing bells. beating drums. and firing
in The aiT. when bees arc inelineGlo make
for the woods. ~ - s,sr hat /: i.
mel proper 10 conhsxihe bess as purll
as possible when they are.Plcjiing meet.
iAg snd attempting 10 20 OIL w lhine
We hase savee swarms By suGA-mesns.
MIss. PjOugkHGn.
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sihysTrrT TORy.

Il very lew planters have paid ulat alien
lbn 20 the 'seleciion Of seed for planting,
!, lal their own interest demands. Il, Is .
pkQeiple Of vegetable aS.ES -zs animal
lie, ihal s.like produces Ike Every one
who sizes good stock, is not only aware
al the truth Of this, but he carries il out
IN his SELECTION Of animals tebreea from,
lie selects his finest calyts ana ,pis& and
NSees them from he sisighiessS sn, be
being ven Nrmed. large and thrift
~, ~ believes that their offspring will
possesA these qualities. Bur although
the same Wing is true in the vegetable
kingdomnhe seldom thinks Of svailing
himself lhe advantage Of judicious Sc
lection = his seed for painting. Some
few have tried il, and BY care, and jn-
dieious selection, year after year. hai e
brought their corn 10 high state Of pei
leclion; and their neighbors, seeing their
success, have eagerly sought these i'm
proved seed. II would do well the 6rsl
lear. but aiier that gradually deteriorale
Ihe common standard, and the whole
ling would be pronounced humbug.
The humhug. however, was not in the
original improvement. but in The subse-
quept neglect. The improvement COM
menced by carefully selecting from lily
field Hose stalks that bore two iine.
large cars, and laying them carefully ..
SIDE Tor planning. 1te fext yea he Sc
leesed y,h as pp9 ycare froW he "a;
duee Of his-:f4ef srlec6oS{ am n
keeping up This sys,em, reaped Och 4
a richd hsyest. Whereas, ii oif'.f,
who CO IimenS ed. Nth. Iii, neie sine
feth IN gaihaSE isrimipaNly into
&s btrn, and seNclns his seed frpn-ssrt
.Msdm ,helspfine gould bc'as likely Il
fex Jie eafkJrom inrefior.as from !
goa stavrAd hiyzeeds ord, by'a raA
s.ls is'sIs s9ss's'i'f''s g w ;ss common
WE believe tina, j, S ecily prac,i.
cable to have almost eyeE stalk bear.
ing two good ears, ON land where bu'
one would Be produced according 10 The
usual>pelhod Of selecting seed. ;This,is
not mere opinion. Ithas been tEel re,
peatedly, and with entire success, by Va
rjous persons. What has been called
the Dutton, The Cook, and the Williams
corn, have oil owed their celebrity 10 tie
jadicious selection Of seed for series n
years, by the respective gentlemen whose
names they bear. True, itrequires some
little trouble to select every yea,; bu
every. planter should HAYS enough pro
fessidnal pride in improving bis system
Of husbandry, 10 take the necessary trou
bic. especially when he is so richly re
paid By an increased harvest. ~
~ Columbia PlanterS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-21

!: The pT,e'ie.I eSa5asiGas o b dnsn
lxQsn ihe experiment sre-
.Sk'. Ihut 1eeA blowing increases
.kzfNrr = bn,h potsio's of he
aud nd n the experiment weA open
[<Sl ighieen deep By the su6soh pl0w
The fall benefit o. ihsiDpe-
s<lipn : nol obtained I'll The earh 80
luss2 ! again plowed up. And ihe
reasoa shenk Cor il Is then only thai
De 81 : tespsntd. By an addition from
he s4-soil ~Ilh which Il Is inlennixed.
and rendered more fruitful.
Laaly. II deep plongking increases
the prodnre, Il ineresses also The SUPPLY
Of Vegetable msnure; snh greater Por-
sion " manure, added "A Improved cul-
taFe. mpst produce q prog tessise increase
of fertility and Of pr. dnceA
This experiment was began on The
glebe of Dunbar Cor IbS amusement u
the reporter. and A~R he knew thal any
preminasuF5n the subject vas offered 81
she Highland Agricultural sOeie,y.
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pARNYAnls.

II is recomna "a BIZ Intelligent far
-ser iStake barn vAr.ls ailh a hollow
IN tlh middle. tia, they, msy receive in
'he centre aSd there re1in all v,he liquid
manure and rains ihS/ rnn i3aigh the
manure. as the lloyd mailer from yards
of a different construction runs away. and
is often wasted. or applied 10 lands alrea-
dy sufficiently rich. Vhis plan, though
good 10 point Of economy, as Il saves ma
nure, is liable 10 an impofta6 objection:
a pond Of manure and wafer in The centre
of the yard is very announcement. The eat
lie are running into il, antsomelimes il is
frozen over. 50 thar cattle are liable 10 in
jure on the ice.
! he Scotch method Of constructing
barn yards obvialcs this objection. The
yard declines from every part towards
of side, tina, al the liquid may run, in
,fa, directi&f then adopting The yard
La tepressi IN. which is made the recep-
'tacle Of liq( from-shk xazd--aad -ks-e-
are placed Various sI Etances 10 absorb
il. In the yaul shosld he PLACED peat.
gaA nluck. ta1f. lnan.. lI,l -.as ssl,st,
pces, as may be CONVENIENT. 70 alb
Sd quid manure. SsoFe lrpers Use
sahswhen The, Ihend iobpflY ne ma
fnuse 70 moisb iNafy soils. hd clay when
Nthetmanurc ! 10 be applied 10 light soils.
\ pit Commencement pal ing in1he yard
il IS bcs%to has-.saurj temoved in the
read when laid in Maps in The field
il may be. saved frnm waste by covering
il with loan. When carried 10 the field
late in the fall, and applied to the hand
and covered in the soil early in The spring,
There will be but lililefermentalSn in this
cold part Of the year, consequently but
little. waste. f. Boston Cniticdtor..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-21

General apathy --locofoeoism. il APP
pears. has ellie, beeome 60 dsplrlied orr
SO discreduable in.Hsrfod, Conn clcupfs
that lts adiIercn,s we're ashamed TO u q
themselves at The POLLS on MondayL<I
on the oesas,an 81 an .lectisa loE ~
ctiieei ~ The vote polled for th4
candidates was 5s0--Lpco. aud u. %
8! The Journal says " thai gtest23
were made 10 &c, soae Que 10 vuls
Locofoco t,rket, bat i. was No co
d. would d,sssna 10 ,lIaa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-21

= Csnainoh and Prospects Of
tra Mjians.-A.leuer IRON r
son states that.th rast season
uniasorahle 10 health and to th
tye sgricshoIisi aif ,ha, region.
she Choetsws aud Chwkasaws
Iheirtcoin and col,nn crars hass
30 productive as IN former ears.
they have deso'ed mese labor
sfields, abandoning almost tn,itris
iole and Vicious smu.emenls OF bald
ins. and employing their whole Rme
onaheif farms.
!, "Cisil'zauon Is rapidly psoereR
among Indians. Under The humsne lpV
cy of-hur Government iRlts proiert,nl,s 3
tv,coorss with them. They sSw.
,he simple domestic looV, manufac,ul
nearly all ,he'r wearing apparel. aud a
products Of their farms furu,sh them wi
money, which they also barter with the
traders fort,uch Injuries aud other ART eli
IS they may require.
They have teachers, preachers. an
temperance lecturers among them; q,
with all these s,lvsntage. together VII
the richness Of the soil aud locstion
their country, i they do no. Become rio
end happy. they ATE tfuiY peiver,
race" 49,.
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ne nplsssds. II ,Lis izsdspey b ssa-
.nned snd eneousastd, eur sbpis iniel-
l<riusl .ofl5 all brssms spptfteisi snd
said, ana Aakncfh l.fs loo isstls . Be
aorfrf possessing" -
Hn views 81 ne Deussagpes q shs
.sslss phsn hs has sn slises % fsin.
.lws,s disgaisss himself ss 80 shgsl Of
fishl: so your ssis.eetsiscoms = ysn. 10
.hess d.ys sod 10 this cnunlry. slwsys dis
suised % an rLTRA pEn0cRAI. u
s.Ths yoBpg ihe iagsaDens.s lis iasgpf-
risneed. should be on their guard sEsinss
these wolsss 10 slsesp's el0shing. sat |
rough deceit b. I'd 10 lake 10 dceSnvs
80 dsassI sse Which, esnnoi fab &. PR
sissd IA. one d.y 70 psoys shs loiffDssf-
throw 81 democracy snd eisa fEsAo@.
srd beth psblie shd psissie piospsfisys'
rs shis We aili append snms few ex-
irseis % ihe sane purpose. aiken sfam
Loco papers 81 rsndom n they lay bfiofs
ns ~ w 49,
I'VE haze 100 mich moiah snd nos
enough hfafi demoefsey.-lCon. Ceu.
(Ls0co) ~
]. You cali youhslses DemoeTsis--and
every slep you laks shows Jon dread and
de.pise IjenoerleR Ynu aiOue.ihe pee,
plexsre Iomns'; sea you alone nersr fresf
ihe people"-chaA Mercury (Loeo) ~
lie demOeraeyef AZ FORK irhieh assz
Died al Syracuse.s
his . glooay sight % look dog
abe graveyard Of Demeerslie irz
wiInsss the PROSTATE hopes q
inbnion. aud read upon sss
DiED. for ,he want
ples." Ohio "
The sscress of
be the success.
old. eoriPa ciig
ere aud huniers,
sir0sss and MAN
sliivted lhe Original
ranses 81 our delss,
Ohio (Locas
W 2 att HeA w
bought up one
thousand. seven hY's
yo,es--bpi We eeI1
hall Of tlst NJ;
Carolina irif
DEancRATIcA
Palmetto baaiis
fore that ienoblA sS
dragged, dishonossd sn
Tng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
own par, utterly seof.
! The name'and the sssocia.
HAkPER. Of Soafh Carolin
So our ir,ends iLe demos,
though The Wings are NOT So
ed as 10 call them rotten snd
there are others thu, do; and IL
same househnli! That is very n'
These kmily rs shosli be has
aud mol pain Tile public ear. De
10 very .indiscreet-,hey could eel,
,hngsl Hush I, up. genAlems
fE>cksd Wings are already Lad
IJ1heir sletses.s, your disifesses.
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Cout. a. Providence. r .o.le Island, /
cause bis boat was no. pro- ided vii
three small bosis as the law required.
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