The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-06-04
AMERICAN FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
THE NEW YORK SATURDAY
EN- RUM.

A Weekly Miscellanecas Journal Of Literature,
Agriculture. the Mechanic aud Fine Arts, Po-
ltical Economy, Criticism, Metropolitan Life.
Domestic ana Foreign News, Political and
Commercial intelligence, Statistics, Tales,
Poetry, Music, Engravings, &c. &c.
NEUTRAL IN POLITICS AND RELIGION,
EDITED BY EDWARD b. GREEN.
The subscribers have made arrangements so
publish, in the City Of New York, Weekly
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OF the largest dimeutions, embracing thirty.six
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paPer and the Typographical execution will be Of
the most superior character.
THE FIRST NUMBER WILL be ISSUED ON SATURDAY
JUNE 5Oth, 1874.
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paper, the Emporium shall not be surpassed BY
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every thing that can be brought within the range
OF the newsgatherer, the literature, the leterwTi-
ter, the poet, the Philosopher, and critic. twill
present.a dgueneotyEe view OF life as il is--Men
as they aTe-Matter and Things as they seem:
and nothing shall be wanting to make il de-
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NEWSPAPER FOR FAMILIES,
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and country reades-afording an agrigate a
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pertraitures Of al the variety OF custom and
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world.
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abonnding in fashionable society will be I'M
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made visible, the spirit Of lioentiousness which
prevails to an alarming extent amang all class
es OF the community, walking abroad at noon
day with bold front and impudent air. win be
rebuked and held up for public ezecFation. And
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ever name Or nature, will be confronted'aud e1-
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support.
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