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WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
w For sale by w. ELIOT 4 CO.,
mayl-lm Corner Of + and 10Th streets
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lIANPHIER'S CHOLERA NFANTUM SYRUP,
an invaluable and well tried remedy for the summer
complaint in children, the virtues and efficacy of
which have been tested by the experience of series
of years, is sold at the grocery of JOHN SEX
SMITH, north side of Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10th streets, and at w. WHITNEY'S shoe
store south side of Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 7th streets
REDUCTION more than one bottle is want
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IT NOTICE..
LOST OR MIsLAID, a certain certificate signed
by Andrew Rothwell, dated Goth November, 1885,
for the purchase of lot No. S. in square 849 in Wash
ington city, at tax sale, made on 18th November,
1885, by said Rothwell, rs Collector, application
having been made for the renewal of the same.
jel4-2taw2w r. MIDDLETON.
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II ROSE WOOD WORK BOXES.
LADIES' Rose Wood Work Boxes Gardeners
Travelling Cases, Port Folios with without locks
Ladies and Gentlemen's Pocket Books. For sale by
WIN. F. BAYLY, Penn. ave.,
maybe doors west of 18th st.
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d BEDFORD AND CONGRESS WATER
DEDFORD Water in barrels and half barrels, and
Congress Water in quart and pint botles this day re-
ceived direct from the respective springs at
GILMAN'S
may 90 (Late Todd's) Drug Store.
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IN LOZENGES
l/R SHERMAN'S Worm. Cough and Camphor
Lozenges. For sale by W. ELIOT 4 Co.,
may l6-2w Corner of f and 18th SITS.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

Destruction or BRGnsH WHALE SMP.--In.
tellgence has been received Of the total destruc-
ton Of British whale ship, and the murder Of
nearly all the crew, BY tho natives Of s tongs
leland, one Of the South Sea Islands. The YES.
sci was the Harriet Of London, Captain bunker,
Until this intelligence arrived the vessel had not
been heard Of for eighteen months. 1t is suppo-
sed that many vessels have been desfroved in the
same way. No Englishman resides on tho ~
land, but the ssPeak:the English language
well.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

mr. We learn that the deslruoiiOn'in Illinois,
Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, and Kentucky, from
the high waters Is uinParsllsi. The continued
rains have been very detrimental to the crops Of
small grain; ths late frOsts were ruinoUs Iolths
orchards, &c.
We would imagine that the farmers OF the
west and planters Of the South viii be CON-
uslIsd to adopt strict system OF economy. We
sau only hoPs. that fEingi arc not - gloomy a.
mary fear
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

Gnts' GET Up EARLYl-UP with you!-upl
Whatif yOu are sleepy! Jump out Of bed az
rOund-stF about, and IN a few moments you win
be bright as larks. We WOULDN'T give a strav
for girls who Won't gstnp in the morning. EWhat
are they good for! Lazy, dumpish creatures--
they are not 81 for wives or companions. Our
advice to young men who are looking out for
wives would be--nsEsr select a isnals who doz,,
away Tie Prscioul morning hour. She nav bs
a helP-'at' b., llnsEor prove a help mate,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

ANOTHER COMPANY TO OREGoN.-The St.Loui,
New Era of the 18th instant, says: IA letter
from Oregon, in Holt county, No., to the Repub-
liean, states that third company recently
started from the Council Bluffs. It consisted Of
q wagons, 40 men, and large number Of wo-
men and children, and many cattle. The writer
speaks very unfayOFably Of Oregon, and disAp-
proves Of emigration 10 that country. It states
that the route BY the Council Bluff is much the
best one for emigrants. The company elected
Mr.. Stephens their eaptain.n
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

New IRoN STEAMER.-The last New York
Tribune says: The new iron steamer of over
$50 tons burthen, intended for the revenue ser.
vice, called the Lsgarc, on Wednesday had her
FIRST trial. The Legare is rugged with three
mastS, and it is said she is capable Of carrying
an enormous freight.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

TIE WHEAT CROP or PENNSYLVANIA. Bad
NeW'.--Tho BuOkS County TntelligencCr says(
"We have seldom heard so general complaint
among our farmers Of the destr0ctiOn Of thief
wheat BY the fly, aSat present Many do nd
expect 10 gather az much as their seed. WI
have heard Of several in Buckingham vale
who talk Ofturning their cattle to paslurstn
large fields where the wheat appears to 10 al.
most entirely destroyed .''-PhiLa. LsIget.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

PROsPECTS OF THE CoTroN CRoP.-We have
been shown, says the Milledgeville, Geo., Fede-
raj Union, Of the 18th ultimo, boil Of cotton
from the plantation Of Gen. John w. A. Sanford,
which grew on a stalk now standing with one
hundred and thirty-seven blooms, bOlls and forms
= good, in all probability, for pound of good
cotton,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

FRON NEw oRLEASs TO New YoAK ny SrKEM.
The New York Tribune Of the I4th says:-
The fne steamship Alabuna, Capt. Windls, 50
well known at New Orleans as in the Havana
trade, where that vessel has been long time
running, arrived here Jas, evening, in eight days
from New Orleans, having lain BY twenty hours
OF Cape Hatteras, in heavy blow.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

WHEAT CROP-THE FIR. The following Il an
extract tom letter dated near NewtOwn,
Bucks Co. Pa. May l6, 1874:
"The Fly is in the wheat ali round this part
Of the country. The crop will be a complete
failure. F. brought some stalks in to show
U.S. and under the leaf nearest to the ground.
close to the joint, we could count about twenty
little white worms, like email maggots, which Gus
the stalk right ofE
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

THE BAHAMAs.-Information has been recei.
we'd at New York from the Bahamas up to the
FIRST instant. The population Of Nassau and the
outer islands continued in a Stute Of the great
est deititutiOn, with starvation staring them in
the face. A few barrels Of spoiled beef thrown
into the sea from an American vessel, were ca
gerly picked up and sold to the hungry citizens
at a high price. FlOar has been as high as sa5
per barrel.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

Or The last accounts from The toat Of he
"MormOn War" represent The Mormoni as very
quiet, and disposed to submisiioni bat the in
habitanti Of The RsishbOrinE villages and country
are quite sxasPsratsd and dstsrninsd % drive
Che Mormon out Of The country.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

PROBABLE MURDER.-An Indian oalliar hin,
self Ohm Dennis, has been arrested m Hs~ntoD.
VIsinia' on Suspicion Of having m0rdse,S !
EniI' man named Daram, Of Staten Island Nsv
York The accused arrived in Black rirs, q
Friday last, in a ships ysWl, rirzsd 81 anil
% BOAT. In the boat were a gun, powder ans 49,.
y. - ,leecn o. The. gun was broken and bloosy.
WIN y, human hair sticking 70 L, and ihs bo,,o~
Of the boat VI, stained with blood.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

Westward nO!--A wagon load Of omisrants,
says the Milwaukie Herald, pa,,ed our oEes q.
day who were bound little further west than
any pioneers we have heard Of lately. ThsiS
baggage was marked 10 9Snndor.a, y. uhioh.v.
suppose mu't be near The '5ampils OF place.n
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

OtFAdvices from China down TO the 18th Of
March have been received. Mr.. Cushing and his
Secretary, Fletcher Webster, ESq., had taken up
their residence at MACAO, having met with
very hattering reception from the Chinese au-
thorities, as well as from the British PlenipO.
Tertiary. 1t was doubted whether Mr.. Gushing,
would consider il necessary to proceed to Pekin,
as the Chinese authorities were opposed 70 II,
and desired to treat with him at Canton.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

carly. The grand Chamber was the further
esnd Of the ballroom OuisH tte sGy Of the dan
GERS. Here the gentlemen and ladies repO'ed
themselves, occupying different sides Of the room
with their heads to the respective walls, leaving
a road or walk between the fee, Of the gentlemen
on one side, and Of the ladies on the other They
were piled away regularly, like rafterS in kiln.
The Ball passed of in the utmost harmony with
one exception; within the carver cast the turkey
leg TO his neighbours plate, the host mounted the
table, drew his hunting knife from his side, and
walked from end to end, swearing death and
iamnation 10 the man, who would commit SO
gross an indignity at "a Ball supper.
Such, as briefly as we can record them, are
ew Of the incidents met with by our friend in his
lew loeation.-.4rkansas TfGpeller.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

List to me, maidenh!
OH haste not Ia hy!
Think mot 1'lI harm ~,
Pm only sight"
'ROund the creation,
In pleasure / rove;
Bat my best couch Of rapture .
The bosom Of LOpgbE
aog
The staa catch my breathing,
The moon loves my lays
Fairy songs WFeathing,
In garland my way;
My home u the ether,
The sea.breeze my ear,
The zephyr che music
] whisper afar.
I bask in The sunbeam,
And AOat on The dew,
And mount on the Vapor
That dims the Sky-bluo;
'Round the red forest breeze,
Gaily play;
Hide in the lealy trees,
OauSe VA the spray
! speed through the eye.ljds,
And leap to the heart;
Break the ROlt slumbeP,
And feeling impaFt;
at / SOW, where ] enteFS
A harvest Of bliss,
Soften the parting,
And Sweeten the kiss.
/ circle all nature,
And wildly may rove;
But give me TO dWelliin
The bosom Of LoVe!--
Listlye then, maidsns,
Oh! haste not to Az!
! have pleasures will charm 70!
My name is " a sigh!''
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

PRlNTERs.-COl. Greene says: II is not recOr.
ded that any of this noble profession was ever
hanged; but, on the contrary, with piety equal
to Frelinghuysen's, they have often pulled the
''deVils tail"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

The young lady whom the President has just
married possesses charms which might seduce a
much younger man tha tohn Tyler into the
matrimonial moose. She has bright eye, radi.
antly white teeth, an exquisite OempIexiOn, with
color like the rose, stately and peculiarly
erect carriage, dignifed and gentle manners, and
asst though not least, handsome fortune. Her
father was worthy, excellent PsrsOn, and de-
served better fate than that he met with, in
being killed ~ the explosion Of the great gun Of
the Princeton steamship. The BRIDES mother is
living--a lady like and estimable woman. She
has younger sister and two brothers, young
men, held in much regard by thoir friends and
acquaintances. Altogether, tho bridegroom is
to be felicitated. WHAT'S more, we are assured,
conadentially, that the bride is a"Tyler man at
heart" So there is nothing to mar the course Of
reciprocal affection.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

AMERICAN PRlsoN DISCIPLINE ATPLIRD IN PRUs.
sIA.-We find from our files Of the Weser Zeit-
ung and AIlgemeine Zeitung that the reform o.
the prison discipline Of Prussia, was debated be.
fore section Of the Cabinet at Berlin, and that
Professor Telckampf Of Columbia College in this
city, and DR.. Julius, the celebrated writer upon
prison reform ia Germany, were invited by the
Prussian Government to present their views to
the Cabinet upon this important subject. At
the conclusion Of the debate the plan of Profess
sor TelIckampf, which is said TO unite the es-
sential improvements introduced in the United
States and Great Bdtain together with new and
important suggestions Of his own, was adopted
by an unanimous vote Of the Counoil.-[N. Y.
Tribune.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

OrrThe whole receipts Of the St. Louis The.
atro on Friday night, the 2lst June, have been
sent TO New Orleans, for the relief of the suffer-
ers by the recent FIRE there. This is an act OF
generosity for which the managers are entitled to
the respect Of ALL
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

DAEADTUL!-sOme boys, playing in a powder
mill near Burlington, w., on the Gath ult. IN.
derioOk 70 Ore cracker, which communicates
with The powder OF the mill, and most dreadG,I
explosion took place, killing three OF he 50,
and 1haking the earth Ior miIes around.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

OLA Gle Of Nassau papers 70 The sth uIt.
have been received at New York. Efforts were
being made there to raise funds in aid Of ,ho
sufferers in the out Islands. An Englilh alOop,
the seahOrSe, was hrodinto two or three ,imeS 4
day or two before, BY an armed Spanish war vo,.
eel, and the cause was not explained up 70 tho
9Th, although both vessels had come out Nassau
HaFbOF 1t is supposed that il was not insep.
tiOnal. News from the Windward Island, give
distressing accounts Of damage done By OOntin-
ued heavy rains.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10


ANEoDoTE.-SOme years since, citizen Oftht
interior Of our State was travelling on hoard o.
one of our Mississippi steamboats,, when the rate
of travel did not exceed eight miles an hour
against the current. disappearance elected much
remark from his fellow passengers; his tout en-
senlbie presenting much that was OuIre from
the then prevailing fashion of dress. Encased
with frOck coat and pantaloOns made Of dressed
deer-skin--his feet protected by ornamented
moccasins-carelessly handling large riding
whip, and on his person exhibiting an "Arkan-
sas Tooth-Pick" of formidable dimensions, with
the carelessly exposed handles of a couple of
horse-pistols, it was no wonder that he became
subject for the gaze of the curious. An indi-
Vidual on the boat, however, having his dread of
the rough looking customer overcome by his Gu
riosity, at last venlured to address him on some
general topic Of the day. The Arkansan re-
pied IN all suavIty o"d eentleness, much to the
surprise OF the gentleman. The conservation
gradu lily changed-when the gentIem an made |
casual inquiry of "Whether the raising Of stock
in Arkansas was attended by much difficulty or
expense!n
"oh, yes! stranger-they suffer much from
insects"
"In'ects! Why, what kind Ofinsects-pray?"
"Why-bGrs, catamOunts, WOlUes, and SIGH
like insectsn
The stranger stopped further inquiry, nor did
he deem it necessary 10 explain to the Arkan-
sian some passages in GoIdsmith's Natural His
Traveller.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

KHAMzED DUcK.--The Boston Advertiser Of a
late date says:--R. D. Forbes, Esq. bas placed
at the Merchants Exchange, samples Of cotton
canvass, which have been placed uhder ground
80 days, one Of which was kyanizs in tho mAn-
ufaeture, the Others not. The forAer isin par.
feet order, the Others are qu q rottsn. One
pound Of corrosive GublimatH iasoIVed "a ten
gallons of water, was the bpOrtiOn used. Il
answers the same PaEposaios twine, rope, 60.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

O.FThe Omaha and Pottowattomie Indians
it is said, have had bloody battle with the
Sioux, in which the last named tribe was defeated
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

DIFFICULT TO PLEAsE.-A gentemuh who had
Just been shaved by barber asked for towel
to wipe his face with, and upon being presented
with one, inquired of the master Of the shop it
be had not another ''No," replied the barber
all my customers have used that for three weeks,
and no one ever found fault with it BEFORE"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

Revival OF IMMIGRATloN.-It appears from a
New York paper that during the first II days Of
June, S,247 immigrants arrived in that city.
They are chiefly frem Ireland.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

The FLooD--TmE TO BE MoVlNo. During The
late food, the disastrous effects of which will DC
long remembered, the bottom. Of the Mississippi
on the IllnOis side, was among the FIRST portions
of land covered. The Inhabitants generally,
abandoned their dwellings and retreated to the
higher lands. One individual, however, whose
hopes Of gain held in subsection his fears, re-.
NAMED at his woodward, until he was waist-deep
in water, and clinging 10 the branches Of a tree
for shelter. While in this situationO boat came
putting down the river. His wood had been
swept off a few hours previous Hailing the boat
with shout OF "A-hoy!' the captain had her
rounded to and stopped. When the sufferer
with some show of anxiety, inquired "How isthe
river above?' The immediate answer Of ''Six
feet out Of the Missouri, aud straight on end,
coming down,'' made him lose his hold Of the
Tree, and swimming to the yawl, he exclaimed,
'Ho! no, IT'S about time to be moving"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

OSFBeware Of The babblsg. a sIIow with two
faees i . dangaFsus REsleh,----shun hin.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

Ot-Booth was playing splsndidly at Boston
on the 10th ult.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

MURDER AT AfApn@as0AH.--9'ho Now Bedford
Mercury of the Goth ult., gives the following par
ticulars Of the murder Of boats crew at Simon's
Bay. Madagascar
Capt. Bailey, Of ship Enterprise, arrived at
this port yesterday, from the Indian Ocean, re-
ports the British frgaie Cleopatra from a cruise
al st, SimOn's Bay, April Goth, undergoing re-
pairs. The frigate had run upon reef about go
miles north OF St. Augustine Bay, in Madagas-
car, where she lay 30 hours, at low tide high and
dry 90 that the crew walked around her. BY
means Of RATS she was lightened of guns,dEc'
and got aAoat. subsequently boat was sent
from the frigate-with thirteen men and a lieu
tenant to take up the stream anchor that had
been left near the reef, when the natives in their
canoes attacked the boats crew and killed eight
Of the number, including the lieutenant, and
wounded three Others. The boat was unarmed,
of which fact the natives appeared to have been
aware. The natives then made precipitate
retreat.
The attack took place only about 300 yards
distant from the frigate, but in the confusion on
board the frigate it was unperoeiVed until the
Of the boat to the frigate with only the
three survivors. Doubtless the whole OF The
boats crewWOuld have shared the same fate but
for the apprehension among the natives in con-
sequence Ofthe near vicinity Of the ffigate. The
only assignable cause for the attack from the
natives is said TO be that they were not permit
ted to plumber the boat Of whatever they wished.
STRAITs or MAGELLEN'--A letter in the New |
York Herald Of Wednesday morning states that
the Gillian Government has taken possession Of
the Straits Of Magellan, and establisheda colo
ny at Fort Famine. The colony consists Of
thirty-twO men and thirteen women, including
a chaplain. A reinforcement was expected in
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

0FA famous pickpocket robbed Gen. VIM
Geld Scott Of $3.50 in gold on boat from Alba
ny few days since. The General caught the
rascal and took him into the proper quarter
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