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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
cONsuMP'N OF raw MATERIAIs IN ENoLAN

Inc SO, i5O,6l2 S,s65, sl9 l,2l4,Ol9 4l6,l O2,Ss1
To This extent has the industry Of Eng
land become dependant upon that Of O'heF
and distant nations since the last war. The
results Of the manufacture Of these four Or-
ticlee, from the four ffhs flhe whole fore"
ign trade Of Great Britain. They have
progressed as follows; "t
EXPORTS OF MANUFACTURES FROM OREAT
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
Vol. II. No. IA.

a vast mutual dependence has grown up
between hsiWO DatiOns, end between Great
Britain and ell other nations. In illpltrS.
ton let Us compare the iwpOrlS Of raw ma.
teriaI, rrO EOgIand atlhe close Of the war,
and in 1874. aa u
CONsUMP'N OF RAW MATERIALS IN ENGLAND
Wool. Silk. Flax. Cotton.
d" lbs. lbs. lbs. lbP.
1920 lO,O4a,745 9,641,ssS 1870 l4t,slS,Va7
1874 69,4yS, 1853 6aO7,S 7s 1895 99 55e,Ol5 ,04s
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
BRITAIN

WoOllen. Silk. Linen. COtiOn1.
1920 5,5s5, 1873 S7l,755 1878 1893 l6.5l6,7ls
1874 9,l4O,73l 7S5,OO4 4,767O3s 2S,e3l, SsS
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

We continue this subject this week, by
our readers with an extract from
a letter from Col. JAS. SEAwELL, Of Mem.
phis, Tenn. to which we would respectful
iy direct their attention. lNisSissippiGR.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-28
BALTiMUNE LOUh nOsrrrAL,

Wn7 hIthE may be ublauod Tie most .prady
w remedy FOR GOnOnhH, elects, uIclurrs Sc.
mina Weakness, pain in The LIONS, ahpcticns VI ilie
Kidneys; also those Pc nar Affections which arise
flom certain practice Of yonh, AID which i moi
cured renders marriage impossible, and in the end
destroys both mind and body, This remedy viii Bsn
cure lmpOteDcy and every symptom OF 4
SECRET Disease,
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Office No. l NORTH FREDERICK STREET.
on the right hand side going from Baltimo est. 2nd
door from the cornerright Oppr site he Police 0fHce.
BE particular in observing the name on the door
and window. or You win mistake the place.
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AN ARKANsAs TRAGEpY--D Dreadful Rsusnge!
On the night Of the ED ut., most cowlrdIy
murder was perpetrated on the wife of Shad-
rick Nichols and their daughter, aged years,
and son i years old, Oh Hickory Ridge, q
short distance from Helena, Ark, while Mr..
Nichols was on hunting expedition. Suspi-
cion fell on Nelson, yellow boy, belonging to
Mr. Bowman, who is near neighbor to Mr..
Nichols. The boy was brought tc town and
lodged in Jail, where he confessed his guilt
We let the Helena Journal tell the rest of this
dreadful tale
"The boy stated that lie first went TO the
house of Mr.. Nichols a week ago last Monday,
looked through the window and saw that Mrs
Nichols had not retired but was sitting up, en-
gagged in sewing He then returned home,
and after waiting some time, so that she could
be asleep, he again went, and Murdered her;
breaking her skull with board, and then kill
ed the two children because they awokel-
There were still two children in the house, one
abou. years old, a daughter Of J Sebastian,
Esq, aud nelce to the lady murdered, and the
other a little sou Of MIR Nichols. The liend
then passed his hand over the faces of these
two, to see if they were awake. Thc boy was
still asleep, and he supposed the little girl was
also, as she moved not but in this he was mis-
taken, as the little child had the courage
and presence of mind enough to Law perfectly
still, watch her opportunity and slip from the
bed and escape to her fathers house, which
was not very far, and give the alarm. Before
any one reached the house, however, the as
sassin had fed.
But the most heIlish part remains yet 10 be
told. This incarnato hell-hound ravished the
lady after breaking her skull Hard as this is
TO believe, it is no fiction, no mere phantom of
the imagnation; would to God it was The
dead body was examined by ladies' and the
above is the verdict rendered by the cofouor.
The people Of Hickory Ridge, on hearing
all the facts, became furious. The cry Of burn
the murderer ran from one to the other. They
suddenly became calm, determined and req
Lutte as to their purposes, which must have
been still more awfal to the murierous wretch,
0ould he have observed it, They a.ued them
selves with gun and knife, came to town last
Saturday, couIIy aud deliberately broke open
the Jail door, knocked Off the chains Of the
prisoner, and with rope round his neck, com
PEELED hun to run alongside Of their horses to
the scene Of the mardor-a distance Of about
20 miles. they then formed court, called q
jury, went through trial, and found the muir
deror guilty. lie was to be burned! The
next day, (Snnjay,) they chained him 10 a
tree, had the woud around him so as to roast
bin by degrees, and had IsindIed the fro. But
this was too terrible death for the spectators
to witness even on that bloody fend. The cry
arose to hang him; and he TOO joined the cry
They did hang him to the gate post--they hung
him covered with the same bloody shirt iu
which he committed the awful deed
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TREAT ATTRACTION AT E. PULVER-
u MACHER'S LACE EMPORIUM,
No. Ell PRATT STREET,


between Hanover and Charles-sts.
E. PULTERM.4 CHER has just returned from N,
selected assortment of FALL GOUDS-such as
900 cartoons ofnew style Bonnet and Cap RIBBONS
A full assortment Of plain Mantua do
do do Satin do
Several cartoons of Thread LACES and EDGINGS
cartoons of Black Silk Laces for Trimmings
l cartoon of real Valentine Lace
An extensive assortment of Lise Laces and Edgings
200 doz. Baiou's best quality Of KID GLOVES
A full assortment of Ladies' Silk Hose and Gloves
One case of Green BAREGE, for Wells
One yard wide Black Italian SILK, for Ladies' Scars
and Capes.
Tarleon MusIins, in all prevailing shades; Organdie
for dresses; plain Swiss, Jacconet and Cambria Mus
lins Bishop Lawns Book Muslins; Nansack, Victoria
Lawus sc. succession of needle worked inside
Handkerchiefs; plain and worked Pocket Handker
chiefs; needle worked nscrtings and Edgines; great
variety of Collars, and few rich embroidered Chill
drens Dresses. Country merchants and Milliners are
invited to call and examine this splendid stock of
goods. ol6-f
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XIV.-No. %.
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY.

BY JESSE e. pow.
HO! give me my fathers silent gun,
Baptized III the blood of Lexington,
And over my youthful bosom fling
His powic horn, with its crimson sting;
And spread around me his blanket warm,
That may battle the winters storm;
So bless me, my mother, with tears of Joy,
Fer am wild Green Mountain Boy,
The hills that in the morning beam,
And echo the eagles native scream;
The shady rivers that bowl along
Like the gusty tide Of d drinking song;
The pensive vale a ID Laughing lea,
That came through the Revolution free;
They wait to echo my shout Of joy
For am a wild Green Mountain Boy.
oh! tell me not the South forget
The hre ISIS that leapGd TO the bay0net,
When Eltaw mingled her fountain food
With the crimson tide of New England blood
And the soldier dropped mid the tangled vine,
And found grave in the Caroline;
oh! she'll receive me with shouts of joy,
For am wild Green Mountain Boy.
My grandsire stood with his mountaineers
Blythe sunny Wales Of the Lavaliers,
And gathered amid the sylvan glen,
To the wild hallOO Of MariOH's men;
And listened TO Sumpter's rifle ring
And blthed his temples in JaspGr's spring;
The rafting bullGts he heard with Joy,
foi "c WIS WI" "itc" "o"h'"H boy'
HG! We who boast meath n southern sun
Have ye greater than Benung ION?
Or sleep your lather's in g0rynOW
Above the dead upon iiunker's brOw2
Your martial spirits in days gone by
Knew how the men of the south could die.
And the 'anghuest sheer cannot destroy,
The fame of the wild Green Mountain Boy.
My heart in its young dream aspres
To reach thu fame OF my mountain sircs:
To spring to thu bllle's siInal note,
And bid The hIg Of their glory float
And would haste from the mountain glen,
To join The en- Idren Of MarOn's men,
And loud the valleys should feel my JOY,
For am wild Gfeen' Mountain Boy
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OF CnEMIsTKY.


Ill celebrated and elegant Toilet Articles now IN
use are JULES HAUEL'S His DEDICATED
NVMPH SOAP, or EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, com
pnsPd Of Eastern Botanical discovery of surprising
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impart ga delicate roseate hue 10 the cOmpc yiOA
and to eradicate Tan, Pimpes, Frcckies Sunburn and
Ohef unsshtly cuaneous vistations, il imicaI to
female lnveliness.
His EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
free from ardent spirits, puRgeHt essential oils and
other destructive materials, cleans The hair expGdi-
liOuslY, render it beautifully bright, and mparts TO
the delicate fragrance of the flowers; and it will posi-
lively bring in NeW Hair Bald Heads by the use of
this celebrated extract Ii is preservatve against
badness and an nabIe in all affections Of the
skin on the head well as preventing the hair from
tuInint grey.
His CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM, which
defes comparison in America or Europe.
He also offers to the sanction of the public his ROSE
TOOTH PASTE, which a single trial will prove its
efficacy.
The subscriber offers to refund the money for every
article which will rot prove as represented above
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-28

KICKING AT NoTHING.-A shrewd farmer
in the Vermont Legislature declined answer
ing the speech of a member who was remarka-
BILE for nothing but his frothy and pugna-
cious impudence and selfconceit, thus: "Mr.
Speaker, can't reply to that speech, for it
always wrenches me terribly to kick at moth
ing"
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y STTTUT, UTTsTTTT, FWITWI ~.
And for sale in Baltimore by the following Agents:
j. Boury, 2i0 b .ltim0re-st; N. Robinson, cor Cay
arl Saratog sis; Mortimer & Mowhray BALTIC. and
Eharles-sts; Thos Harrison, $50 BalIimCrcs ST: r..
Hickey & Sons, 247d baltimore. ST. A. Croyeau, l7
Ealtim0resi; Coleman Il Rogers, l13 Balmore-sl; y.
G. Winchester, 1865 BaltimOrG-sl f. Hail. ll2 Baltic
81; J. NJ. Laroque. BlD. and Harson-ss; Jas. p. De
!."cour. 3j9 Baltimore st M. $. Thompson, Howard
and Fayeuc-sts; &. T. Rogers Howard and Marion
sis; !. W. Barry & Co, Eal!o. and Peal sis,
o II tiwthiHEI
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-28

PURE DurcH.-"Mrs. Grimes, lend me
your tub" "Can't do it; all the hoops are off;
besides, l never had one, because Iwash in
barrel" That reminds us of the Dutchman
81 comes home, and / fnts my wife wide
open, and to 'toor fast ashleep. | fnts my
neighbours poonkins proke into my hog patch,
and picks up hog, and preaks it oper every
rails pack in de field. and they run to der tug
full as if te fence was behint 'em.''
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-28

LIFE A JoURNEY.-Consider heaven as your
home yourself as on journey to it; the Attic
ton you meet with as course of discipline to
prepare you for it; and the treasures you may
possess as given to defray your expenses on the
way, and to enable you to do something for
those who do not enjoy your blessing.
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DIR. LANDlS'S
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUS s,
Warranted TO perjoTm the r"dtcdt cure +
HERNIA OF RUPI URE,


FHtHE subscriber having purchased the Patent
81. right of the above TRUSS, aud having entered
extensive into their manufacture, now OF RS il for
sale &thaithe price formerly charged by the natentce
The above instrument Is constructed entirely upon
anatomical aud pathological principles, and meets
every indication essential 10 the peIman, nt cure Of
HERNIA.
|. possesses many important advantages over the
hru>-t- now in common use, as ii combines itXili-
" with irhness and by means Of the pivot and Jude
p,ndeEt spring, the mad accommodates iisCif iimly
10 the body, and cannot be displaced ny tAr motion
OF the wtaTer, answering by This means desidera
tum lon1 sought after by hc Medical profession.
Although 1t is rs yet new invention, il has become
much celebrated by the great benefit already derived
10y hundreds who have been radically cured OF hat
most Troublesome and fatal disease Hernia. The dc
sire n p&t the Truss within The reach Of AL alicled
hes Induced the proprietor 20 reduce the price,
Certificates OF The strongest recommendation from
some q! the most distinguished Surgeons and Phys
clans OF This aHd o'Icr cities, can be seen hy
reference 30 circular ia The hands Of ali the A1els
and public U,acts generally.
. FHs.g
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infsicts1. tuf D. Nfyfrfifian onlf Grow. a. 49,
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80, ms erf"r that he resolved tlai tis fh "a
a. nn.hmg e.se in cas OF isytsla. ia,t aiir
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DIR. MoRRlLLS LECTURES

we have not been entertained with a NOR,
,''s'''scn'' scientific aud eloquent speaker
'0' many day than DR.. Morril, who is now
rr'"r'ng upon Physiology at The Methods,
r'o'es'a"t Church. He is a scientific man.
e"a a very eloquent speaker, and we assure
each aud all who do not attend his lectures
'h@' 'hey are losing vast amount of inforna.
non ana pleasure. We trust that he will
nave iu'l house tonight, as his lecture will
richly deserve IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-21

BY LAST NiGHT'S MAIL.
PmLADrIYnlA. wedpesdav Nv ~ :

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. Nov. -. 5 y. IN.
The foreign news by the Great Western
ami Acadia has very considerably unsettled
the markets. BUYERS are Offering 1925 for
iresh ground brands, and small sales are said
10 nave 'sken place at that price. though
holders contend tor 1914. Rye Flonr mn
ohsnged; Corn Meal 50 10 per Dbl.
Ihe Grain market generally speaking is duh
aud prices of wheat have declined somewhat
under the news.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-21
IMPORTANT WARNING TO THOSE
VINO NEGLECT CnTD

evident, and decided ~ The most eminent RI, -,
thS' gNst MILTON - uiastly ENCOURAGED "a urf
80 OF cold on The hfsi attack. How nany rc.s.sis
snte VINO PVT OF nom time 10 time pfocuIlnEa ssLfc
entVlhc, uftl The disease legins 10 Assume 49, iaus
ehaJaccf WHEN an All pro- ability iey as-pasi the po
~ OF uedirai aid May these lines prove usrninr h,
Ih'-e a'etcd with The rst symptoms OF toN-r SrfoN
,hat they may Immediately use Dr. DuNcsN's EsFrsro
tANr ktNrpy, which u expressly fst diseases OF tie
tSPifN"f3 stsien. 10 l. certain remove cough iu a
Rev. days, al The same time relieving the pain AZ III ss
ana teasi aud afresng The progress ofihis fatal dea-c
.-'oNsrNrrtoN The ESpCciorant Remedy has derid.
ne avsisse over all other prsrsrafio- IA - entirely
nom opium, aud al other violent Narcotics n &c
heNes 'he stem, and gives strength weak and
gurvcns. For saie by
- A. N,pst,
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DR. ROSES
GOI.agEN PILLS,
Tor Dif4ss y ~ Toad AID Fsmols
tira6utfs.

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nuRRnRN ~ WARI

No $50 daHifs iHsi gsr nteftntrnt 10 tbe suarrua.
irfits upoa tisr s-luar concerned IN a. Z. gfuit
80 e'afss ~ evftl iie uafgts sHsaeef-no oaly hy
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is aFnesis THIS srsnsfsa'fl ue cess in ne Brti.h
invss.on ~ cflrs 1fe nFkus'fs G-it of which eis
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A $40 aHr afiaef ever devlad
So tfret .-,aaeh- efths ,rti.ic. Fos .s'sty
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&c. Benz. SMITH. tr nor Watrrey w.iih q Prs or
lhe sofFoa 10 iue toS, az Sugar tpH.r4" rils afe
Cossrtericit
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80 " As.lf.lt bach.
81 fouaus aIfte. hia. ali t1.1fte,i sseIn
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rffri slii iuf Ea.F ~ IALLANT& uti fIiAIN.
Npy D. AffEsossy Nfrus t.fsoi
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ftf Comparison be- tfnrfra or Eufagt. Nc person.
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c. fWt EL NTEf sss .t f......l sast sflst 81 t.-
- 70. .oF. lHf Fitf 81 stua
nae 90. fF.r. cilaui -tFf s.fsi yI saws.
tfu Boss t.fa WfI erf #fUaa ct. .l
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nOofERS TOot.s-sslai. NecI has h,s, r.c.svel
from Cincinnati Co"pct's Tools. such as Rrasa ,,es
tsle a. CiucnuAti prices. SAM NrCf "'
Nov A.. 1910 Will
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BY LAST NIGHTS SOUTHERN MAIL,
The mail lastnight brought New Orleans
papers OF the li'b, bu, they contain nothing
later from the Army or Gulf Sousdro,
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IaIerl0gA, - 9l, Id.
Tonaranda n. Y. Sent. lg. Isie

IDHHE0Hda Y. I. Scpt. y, I5I6
Dr. c Ecnj. Smith
beag sir Ogf AGENT len with me a 'ot OF your n ar
dated PITS, ana have btit isy boxes Evary tox
have s'a ss given entire satisfaction. have taE en-
teu nJ SCI aad consider ihcni the hest pits hsgr
ever us~d and AFRAID 81 ree0ian sld Trent
public. wIsii .utiieT supply AZ once.
Ours re- ..ettutiiY,
JACOB ktDtER. +. "
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&2D.OOO

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia lass No. II. extra
To hc drawn a; Wilmington. Delaware ON Thursday
November 20, 1870 - number ~ drawn ballots. Spcn
did scheme. prize Of sO.oOO OF 0GOt Of jOoC, 20 0f
l.UC0 30 lot 500 80 of SEQ. - Of and OF iCO
Tickets -, shares IN proportion. \ certificate 81
package of twenty ~ whnc~ viii cost So, twenty
halves SIS, ,wcnty six quarters Si750.
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JD&R MARSH

tffo TUE BEAUTIES or TIE COMPLEXION -
- saflfi-inR efhesey-Ay Eau Divine he Venus and
NNmrh SOAP Composed Eastern nstsn cal diSrny.
~ OF surprising efficacy for rendering 81 sot ard
The complexion. "
rs creator and conrervsior of that most liStnrus
~. enafn OF female iovcncSs Transparent TAR "a IN
n.S tht.'s NNmph soap, on EAU DIVINE DE
hN' = may lie said To exert almost magical power
composed for the most Partof Oriental RalSanr plants
20 s s'tct exclusion of all mineral slmiNture IL ~ dis
tsuSneu incidentally Tor IT. extremely hand. purify.
ing ana soohng action the skin; aud tV acting ON
e PORES and minute seeretory vessels eNpe az impuri
'- lh Vie surface. Slays every tendency To tniiam.
nNlion and. by this method aene eiertnaliy isspae
All fedncss tan, ptmres feck,es sunhirn and other nm
ZhuA cuiancous vishSitos iHinica To female Iovc.
mss lis use viii change the bilious connie ion
l"e ono OF radsnt whtencss. while THE neck hands
SAh arms. ~ tc~tows dccacy and fairness which Is
Vonu"nod use WIZ happily project. with every appcAr
'' u 5outul charm. To the most advanced periods of
iic' FOR sale, wholesale afh rcisi by
JULES HAIiEI.,
Practical Chemist and pefftnicr
10 South Third street. fellow CiteSnnt
VI p-cplrm awarded a. the Frtukiin Ins,i.
",s. Aisp for sN-e 10y 40 FAIRCiIiI.D.
NV - Wheeling. Va.