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Male and Female Seminary.

MaiG ana IACmdIC Summary
gWOHE Trustees Of the Yazoo Male & Female
Seminary would respectfully announce TO
te nuhnc. that the next session u this Institution
will commense on Monday the Sd October, 842.
The location Of this Seminary il, in ell respects,
such "a will recommend il 70 the notice Oh parents
and onardians, as healthy and secure retreat for
fheiF children Or wards The most strict attention
will be given to the improvement Of the morals
of the pupils who may be placed under the direc-
ton of the superintendent, and all the incte-
ments to mental and physical advancement which
the experience Of teachers engaged for years in
the profession can furnish, viii be extended 10
Them.
PRINCIPALS.
Mr.. Campbell, Superintendent Of the Male De-
Mrs.. Goodrich, Superintendent of the Female De-
MI. keeparis, Classical Teacher, and assistant in
the PHYSICAL Sciences in the Female Depart
ment; and Mr.. Goodrich, Prof. Of Music.
TERMS:
Primary class,-0rthography Reading, Writing
and the elements of Arithmetic. Sic so per {
Second Ciass,-ln addition TO the
branches Of the Primary Class,-
| Grammar, Geography. and the
Il elements of Natural Philosophy, is 90
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i Mental and Natural; Chemistry,
Botany, Geometry. Astronomy,
toric, Composition. History, Ro-
man Antiquities. Political Eeon-
omy, Human Physiology, 90 90
Fourth Class-Latin and Greek, 25 90
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
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Pencil Sketching anq Shading, l2 90
; Piano Forte instruction, 25 90
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Hdllatin Coz I'LL ois, April 3, l842.
Dr.. CHAMP ON.-Dear Slr:-Within the las 70
months have been using your Anti Bilious and
Ague Pills, in my practice to a considerable ex-
tent, aud have found them TO be productive Of su-
perior effects in The of Fever and many other
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ly it is very hard to get a sufficient quantity Of
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have made use OF DR.. Champion's Ague Mcdicine
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the good effects of the medicine in great numbe
Of cases, and have never known il to fail to per
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/ in FeVers. JAMES TURNER.
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THE LIVERPOoL MERCHANT

Also series of papers on the LITERATURE AND
PoLTIosIoF FRANCE, by the Count Alfred de Vigny,
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ntendence Of the author: also, Romance by
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no Che AFFLTCTED.

N " gAAG AE II AAAA( y II LIE
TVHE unparalleled success that has at
n tended DR.. HOLMES new mode OF
treating the following diseases, to-wit:-
Neuralgia in all its various forms, Dysmenou
hea, (or painful menstruation,) Flur Albus.
(orwhites,) liberation, Prolapsus Uieri. (or
falling Of the womb,) at his InfrmarY, eighl
miles, southeast of Raymond, has exceeded
the most sanguine expectations Of bis friends,
and has induced those who were at FIRST
skeptical, to declare to The truth and efficacy
of his method Of treatment.
DR.. HOLMES would remark, for the in.
formation Of the public. that only 3 out OF
26 cases, that he has had under treatment,
have been discharged, not cured, though
greatly relieved-the balance have been re-
stored to perfect health.
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gentlemen Of the highest responsibility in
various parts Of this State and Louisiana,
10 cOrToborate the above statement.
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ters directed to him at Spring Ridge, Kinds
county, Mississippi, asking reference.
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BLACkWOOD'S MAGAZINE
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NHE undersigned having been appointed
n at the February Term, lS43, of the
Probate Court Of Yazoo county. Commis-
somers Of Insolvency upon tho Estate Of
Bethavien Young. deed, will meet on The
FIRST Saturday Of each month at the Office
Of James Hayden, in Yazoo city, 10 audit
claims against said estate.
JAMES HAYDEN.
GEO. B. WILKINSON,
NATHANIEL PERRY.
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NOT'TCE.

n AM prepared TO furnish customers with
II Produce, Groceries, Bagging aud Bale
Rope: and will make liberal atVancements
either in cash or goods on cotton which is
placed in my hands to be shipped to my
friends in New Orleans.
CHARLES DRENNTNG
90 Zn6A lbs superior Castings, assorted,
<DeDWW just received from Cincinnati
and for sale by CHAS. DRENNING.
mn Barrels and halt barrels superior
AWW Butter and Water Buiscuil-Jusi
received and for sale by
CHARLES DRENNING.
Yazoo CITY. June 20. I843. Soft
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NOrICE.

SINCE tho burning of their BANKNa HouaE,
- the COMMERCIAL BANK has been re-
moved 70 the Brick Building on Main street,where
tho Office Planters Bank was formerly kepl.
]. j. HUGHES, Cashier.
Yazoo eitv Feb "a iBl3 33-tf
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FOR SALE.

SEVERAL hundred dollars Of Benton and
~ Manchester Rail Road aud Banking Com
pany Notes. Terms moderate
f. w. QUACKENBOSS,
Yazoo city, April %. ie43. 42-!f.
NOTICE.
HAVING qualified at the January Term
IA Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo couu-
", as Administrator Of Jas. NJ. Pease, decd,
notice is hereby given TO all persons indeht.
cd to said estate, to come forward aud settle
their respective claims; and those having
claims against the same, will present them
properly authenticated, within the time pre-
seribed by law or they will be forever barred
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Charcoal SkefcThesP
9058R2 Ga SHGs al g,

the American BO1sss
HE Proprietor ef GTaham's MagAz ne has ala6e
an arrangement with JOSEPH e. NEAL. ESQ.
tor series of COMIC SKETCHES, il his pee1.-
liar vein.
Mr.. NEAL justly ranks as the best humorist in
Americas and has long been known as tsFhe
American Boz His humorous talents are, how
ever, OF higher order than any yea displayed bv
Dickens, and we feel sure that his articles will be
hailed with behght By bis eonnlrYmen.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-26

HIGH LIFE IN New YoRK. Jonathan Sticks
now work, called High Life in New York, is very
aughable and spicy narrative. lie gives descrip-
ton of s'carry or conrersationary, given in that
city, TO which he invited. The host and host
ess were cousins OF his from Connecticut, who were
now amongst the ellie Of New York. He is much
asonished at the ladies' shapes, which we leave him
TO describe. His cousin John, on entering, begged
him to go and speak TO hs wife, who was at the 9th
er end of the room. Jonathan then says a
"I looked at her pretty earnestly, can tell you
and DO think she would have been a crittur that
John might be proud of, il it wasn't for that stuck
mp way she's got since she down here to York
never a crittur's back stuck up as hers WINS.
rally thought she getting the rckets, land felt so
anxious about it, that turned to cousin John afore
went up TO speak to her, and seq !, sort Of low,
''cousn John, how did your wife hurt her back so
declare it makes me feel awfulIy to SEQ what a
great hump she's got growing since she cum away
from Connecticut" With that cousin John looked
at her and larled little, but could see he didn't
feel just right, and arter a minute, he said seq be
"Hush cousin,yo must not speak loud; it is true
Mary has put on rather too much buste but its the
fashion, you see." / looked around and as true os
you live, there wasn't gal in the room that hadn't
her back sticking out the way.--Such set of
hump-backed critters never did put my eyes on ;and
yet,they all stood about smiling and talking to the
fellers, as nothing allied them, poor things
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New StOrc---NeW FirlNE--Ne"
Goods.
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS
SUCCESSORS TO PINGBonN & BRINsNAID'

SUCCESSORS TO PLNGBoRN 81 BRINsNAlp'
BURLLNGTON VI. ~.
ARE prepared to sell at the lowest Boston o. Wv
York prices at wholesale or retail, w ATcass' 0L"
IEwELRH, GERMAN SILVER, plated, DnlrA ,,s
and other Metal Goods, Gold Thimbles, nPeC!''%1
Chains, Rings, Pins Brooches, and all goods Id ~
line, and besides the finest description oil uoou' n
keeping great variety of Goods at wnoe'i iNa
supply Peders or others, to sell again. anu We ba
calls and orders from abroad, assuring br
they will find the Goods low, and oil the qua'''
are sold for. an
We import Goods, or buy them wherever v" W. An
get them to advantage, and shall sell 81 "'"'
give customers satisfaction. ,ls ,si
Orders from a distance attended to pIoHPW,, ,r
as good bargains given, to say the least Us " n, q
al application. Clocks or Watches oy wv Dout
single. We are agents for the Dian M'nnu,psi
GOLD PENs. Fly NETS, for horses anu anu Bruas
Pills. We have Willow Ware Con,J h,, Cutkr
Housekeeping Articles, Razors, and QUIZ H,sss
Communion Furniture, Fishing Tackle D'
Stocks, Scarfs, Collars, Suspenders' &C, .lGf
We have Dressing Cases, W0rE D pa,, Thh
cal Instruments, Bass and DOuof' D" rd lut
.]Ielodians, and most smaller instruments
cal Merchandise. Loye M 4
In short we would just say that we na a.ic,n, 60
extensive and varied assortment oil nnTICIEs SA \
glish, German and Paris FANCY An Mn.m isDPH
we are fully aware that the way to sen nl not VI
them so lorv that Boston New oIK TX, W" INV t c
more favorable place to buy them v" INV as cel
and sell for cash. Our customers eau Wv chooses
here as at any other place. II any Watch from
send us the cash for a Gold or silver ,bo seetON
distance, or any other article, ana 'ea W. he n'M
to us, they shall have an article TTO''" ",chspsd>
sent. and ifit does not suit, it can be st Non
Our yer Spoons are made in our OWL % rspsDs
par,;c,lor o,,en,;op maid TO fine w ans
BRINsMAIb s. BRoTh ,I Vermont
356w9 bu''i"s''
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Orleans 90. Grammar School,
Bloomington.

TIME fall term commences Sept. 0, under the con-
IL tinucd charge of tho Rev. A. l., TWILIGHT.
This school Is furnished with very extensive and
efficient apparatus for illustrating the principles Of
natural science, to which great attention is paid
Extensive arrangements made for tho aceomno-
dnlion of students boarding themselves and those
who hire their board. Tho building for this purpose
is Of granite, spacious and commodious, aliordng
good Accommodations for about fifty besides the fam
lily which takes charge of tho boarding department,
and also spacious and elegant hall for religious and
other exercises, for tho moral and intellectual inn
provement of the inmates. All is under the imme-
date and direction Of the principal.
Terms--ruuon, Greek, Latin, French and the high
weeks, $500
Common English branches, 200
Painting drawing, and vocal Music, 90
Room Rent, 100
~ e., g. s sdII Committee of the
J F. F. SKINNER, Board OfTrOs'od''
August o. iS44. 367w4
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tho suggestions appear proper In themselves II
sound, they are sensonnble At this time.
RIPE FRUIr AND DYsENrERY. There Is n
pernicious prejudice with which people nro too gem
orally nbuod It Is that fruits are injurious in the
dysentery--ihnt they produce and increase IT, There
is not, perhaps, more false prejudice. Bad fruit,
and that which is imper(eclly ripened ,nny occasion
colick and sometimes darrhma-but neUer epidemic
dysonery. Ripe fruits OF all kinds especially in the
summer, nre the true representatives. agains this mn
ady. The greatest injury they do, in dissolvng
the humors, and particularly the bile, Of which they
are true solvents, aud occasion dnrrhnu But even
this darrh~n is protection against the dysenery.-
Whenever the dysentery has prevailed, havo eaten
less animal food and more fruit, and | have never
had the slightest attack. have seen eleven patients
in the house; nine were obedeni to tho direc-
ton given, and ate fruit they recovered. The
grandmother, and child she was most partial to-
died She prescribed for the child burnt braady and
OIL powerful uromatics, and forbade tho uso of fruit
She follwed the herself and met the like
fate. minister nttncked with dysentery, ate three
pounds Of red curants between seven o'clock in the
morning and nine in the evening next day he was
entirely cured. IIsSok