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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-10-09
Yearly Advertising.
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- - tNSS%~ ADy4sNN% wv W.
VALUABLE WASH ron FRUIT TREEs.-In
a visit to our friend Mr.. Blandy, Of Browns.
vile, we were struck with the uncommon
healthy appearance Of his fruit trees, peaches
especiaIly,of size and age that Usually ex.
hibit unmistakabIe evideDcens Of decay,
presenting a smooth and thrifty bark, with
40 signs Of injury from borers, and the tops
in full vigor of foliage and fruit, while the
apple, pear, plum, cherry &c, were also re.
markably thrifty, showed entire freedom
from scale bugs, aphis, and other insects
pests that so commonly disfgure fruit trees
ii lhiscouulJY, These 1esults. We lcarned,
were attributable TO a superior kind of wash
which Mr.. BIauGy has been in the practice
of using on the trunks and large branches of
bis trees for eight or nine years past. We
are happy in being able to furnish our read.
ers diFectiOns for preparing this wash, as we
are convinced it will be found the best ap~
plcation that can be used on trees. Mr..
Blandy informed Us that be applies The wash
annually in spring, about the first of MAY.
But those who have trees infested with in.
sects or moss on the bark, will do we'll 10
apply it at the present time, and again next
spring.
"REcIPE. Take three gallons Of ley from
wood ashes, strong enough to just float an
egg;
"One pint Of soft soap;
'One quarter pound of nitre, (saltpetre;)
''ODe handful Of common salt.
1.-THE nitre should be dissolved in warm
water, then add the salt and other ingredi.
ents, and stir till thoroughly incorporated,
Apply it to the trunks and large branches of
the trees with common painters brush.
[NOte.-lf applied to young branches, or
the leavs, the wash will prove injurious ow>
ing to the strength Of the ley1
81 have peach trees whose trunks are Ten
: inches in diameter, which have been annu-
ally washed with the above composition, and
have never been troubled with the bOrer,
: and the bark presents lively, smooth ap-
peafance, that axcites the admiration Of all
behOlders. This applies, also, to my fruit
! and ornamental trees generally, though the
L tedecIs of7Tne wash are most striking on the
peach Ohio Cul'iUdtor-
|, MANuREs FOR FRUIr TREHs,--No tree
5 appears to be more benefited by animals
manures than the peach tree. We may Of
ten observe this when it grows near a barn
f yard; so as 10 reach the manure; that the
growth is greater the leaves greener and the
fruit larger, than when it stands on sterile
ground; and even a general rule, fruit of the
same variety is favored in proportion to lis
. size; the larger, the fner.-Urlne may be
very adVantageousIy applied to this tree
while it is small as well as to young apple
4 trees. 1t not only hastens their growth but
/. by its offensive odor, repels the bOrer from
d the latter, and the peach worm (aegeria
5 from the former. A small tree will bear
; pint once fortnight, and perhaps more and
ID oftener; for ]. have never injured any o
is my trees by this application, and consequent
Iy have not aseertained the amount which
may be used upon them, certainly larg
ID trees will bear much more.-Am. qua,
Journal
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-10-09
DR.. R. R, COrbin.

DIR. CORBlN'S Office is held on Main
street, few doors above the Post Office,
where he can at always be found except
when absent on professional visits.
Yazoo city, August z, l646 5-lf.
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~ 10 D 6O per oV XII, duty paid NO arrivals
AM.rKapAM-Coffss The market is arm, though bu
Were soon TO be brought into the market Sugar some
parcels of surnsm, and some small lots OF Havana,
have been sold at full prices the market s bare OF
fned several purchases have been made for delivery.
Indigo in good demand IS chests sold for export; mid
demand with tendency to lower prices Cotton firmly
supported, but less doing only about 100 bales sold
LIKEWISE psys mproS.a both for s,e
port and home use. Cloverseed superior red In good
demand, inferior and white neglected. Wheat: There
pr ices Rye Is dsarer, with large export business.
ArrwxRr-C ofss-There s improvement, the
sales however amount to 1900 bags Of Java and 1900
The market 10 again very quiet and purchases, besides
1000 boxes Of damaged at public sale, only amount to
s Ss Of
s@oo bales against 500 bales In is4s Hidss-Ths
i . a. po.ison % Suy Wheat snd
supported both In and the nsighborng markets.
them many sspor order. hss: Sssn
cusrly for kiln dried rye C which the whole stock has
been taken. Barley and Oats dearer.
wards Of laooo bags. Of which about 1000 bags Rio
1000 bags 81 Domingo. and 1900 bags La Guyara the
better qualities Of Brazil supported and rather dear
The sales amount to boxes Of Havsns 1900 chests
Of Bahia and 100 baskets of Java Gotten The demand
Rice dull and lower. whest-The supplies are in
creasine and prices lowsr ostports there Likewise
more ohsring and sellers come forward freely for
they have obtained previous prices Rye-Ths demand
the spot 10 dull Tor delivery inclination to pur-
chase Barley and Oas-Both lower at tho close of the
market
state OF Trade In the Man ufacsuran~ Dis
trlcts.
From the Liverpool Times, Nov. lel
Below give the latest particulars respecting the
state Of trade in the manufacturing districts These
counts regret 20 sey are not so encouraging
could WISH but at the same time, an Improved business
Is shortly expected.
Lrsps.--Tks very tAck and dark morning materially
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81 susical.

TnE AroLLorrors Let one forget that the MAJ
tsrs BuIlsck INA c6ls llls Anna Aisrias thswsn
deru pianist will give their first concert In this city
since their arrival from the East at the Rutgers Institute.
tomorrow evening. We guaranty to each and every
and vocal performances. rich treat They have no
equals. probably Of their age In the world. and New
spring of thar own soil
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NEW YORK HERALD.


We have published another edition OF tho
Weekly Htratd, containing Websters speech, the
particulars of the loss of the steamer Atlantic, the
Van Ness Case, the pictorial view of Camargo,
&c., &C., &C., &c.
Single copies sixpence each.
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THE FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA,

The news brought by the Caledonia reached
this city last evening. We give the details on the
outside of this days Herald. They will DO found
interesting and important in a commercial point
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interfsred with the business at cloth halls oh day,
and comparatively ~ n -. hosa DANG Than ~ hoW-
rather more inquiry for heavy winter a!tje1e9
NorriveHAM-The wrought cotton hose branch = II
duer is the demand. The cutup branches, whether ~
the town country still extremely dePrsned. TIE
cotton govstrade though dull Ia much better than the
stocking trade
MANcnEsrER-There has hesn Q very dull and heavy
market to-day both for yarn and goods and spinnsrs
cspt lower for stocks hand We do not hear OF
any further extension of short time this week The at
tempts e. which have alluded on former oecasons,
10 produce for that purpose at Ash
ton saly bridge and Hyde have We bcleve failed Tor
present one extensive firms having declined
to give their adhesion
KocnpALr.-We have had Improvement in the
flannel market to-day either regards prices or demand
The business done has been very limited, and there
very little prospect of speedy change for the batter
nels in the Blackwatsr market (Mr Adam Livssy. Of
Manchester) died The absence Of this gentleman was
always regarded q certain omen Of bad market
HALIFAI-The general dullness Of trade continues,
and we have, change to report Fewer merchants
have been In the hall to-day than for the last two three
from large The manufacturers cannot replace the goods
the present prices; and the sales that take place are
chiefly made to avoid ruinous accumuauons Of STOCKS
In yarns there Is change worth notices but the spin
are curtang their and a. they refrain
shng, the growers having inducemsnt to send fur
Their supplies.
HuppsasrisLp Our market is extremely Dat again
to-day, and little nothing doing In the cloth hall OF
the warehouse Woods are stu bad to SELL although
await the next sale, which 10 Just at hand We sppre
bend that much will be moving until after Christmas
Cashmsrets still in demand, and firms very busy
mostly for the American trade.
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On Wednesday evening and yesterday I've were visit
cd with the first this IL Is the hfst reeze
here and pretty severe At Medina snow fell to
the depth Of four inches the 25th ut, and s Akron
three inches The snow storm extended to Columbus,
falling there 70 the depth Of about feot- Cleveland
Hsreld, Nss N.
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TM NKw ROUTE TO BosToN.-We were last
evening indebted to Mr.. G. Brush, of Adams 4
Co.'S Express. for Boston papers of yesterday
morning, brought over tho Springfield and New
Haven routs.
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The Msxioan War.

4 n h. Fs AZ 80 Ass;ss sa Pee
now under marching orders-par leave on Monday.
the remainder Wednesday next There IL but today
left for the hberality Of citizens to be extended to-
thsm start with every requisite for their comfort prsper
cd BY those whose national honor they 90 to maintain
and defend. Ths following the olhcisl orders -
t0xEERAL OaDrR No. 81
HEAD-QuARTERs, PHiLADRLPhIA,(
December 4th ie46.
The detachment composed of the Washington Light
Infantry, Capt :: w Binder City Guards Capt Joseph
Washington Artillery Capt James Nage sre ordered to
leave Philadelphia for Psburg the plsce Of rendezvons
Of the Pennsylvania Regiment Of Infantry about TO DO
mustered into the service Of tho United States On Mon
day. the 7h day Of December instant at hAfpast seven
The The dsscSnsnt Composed Of tbs Monroe Guards Capt
jefferson Guard Capt T. G. Moorshesd. ne ortsrsd TO
Leave ss above Wednesday the 9th inst, at hsfpat
O'Clock, in the morning
The VI ~ start from Brood md Vine streets
By order ofths Commander in-Chisf.
GEO. w. BOWMAN, ADJ. Gen. Pm.
l0sSrRAI oRprAs, No: 81
PHILApELPH,A, Dec. &, lel6.
Francis R. Skunk, Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief
Of the Militia of the Commonweah Of Psnnsylvsnia.
makes known that the following companies have been
accepted compose the regiment Of volunteer infantry
called for by the President Of the United States to
to the end O. the war with Mexico unless ssensr dis
Captain F. W. Binder, Warrington Light infantry.
John Bennett. Philadelphia Light Guards.
Edmund L. Dana; Wyoming Artilerists.
James Magic, Warrington Artillery.
D" John Heron, Duquesne Grsys.
!" Alexander 1 sI Hay; Jackson Independent Blues
X. Scott Csdws1ader Grays
T. q. Morehead, Je Gerson Guard.
By order Of the Commander in-chief
dfuxa uk
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0NEWS FkOM HAVANA HC y pouuu uecunn DtlS Oh
war Leon, formerly the Mexican steam frigate
Guadsloupe, arrived at this port yesterday morn
ing fiom Havana, for repairs. She carries two
guns and seventy men. Her commander is Don
Manuel Sivila.
The following is = list of her passengeu.-Don
Joaqua Osma, Peruvian Minister and family;
Don Jose Ortiz Cehallos, attaohS; Messrs E. X.
bod, Of Havana; Hernandez, and knight, do; Mrs.
g. Mathews and child; ]. Keen, vito and child;
F. Febles and child.
We have files of different Havana papers to the
I'D uit, but find nothing in them Of peculiar in
terest
The subscriptions for the sufferers by tho gale
were going on rapidly, already amounting, in Ha.
vana, to about Sl5, 900.
The Diario de la Marina Of the 10Th alt, comes
70 us printed on yellow paper, Ia Chinese, in
honor Of the Queen Of Spain. As yellow is the
color for jealousy, it seems quite appropriate
The great lottery had been drawn. Number
1901 drew the 100000 prize; number l0.sss that
Of S26, 900; and number l6, 564 that of $4,000.
The island was healthy and business brisk
No attention Is at all gwen to the rumor of
Mexican privateers to be fitted out from Cuba;
the risk is too great for any such pratica proceed
ings.
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NEWS FROM SANTE FE.-A letter to friend in
this city, dated Santa Fe, October Is b, says ga
Ste Genevieve Benton county companies have gene
south to Albuquerque, under command of Major Ed
monson. TIL edesign az am informed by the MAJOR ID
to Gen. Wool at Chihuahua. A legislature will soon
have to be assembled to pass the necessary laws and
then convention to frame constitution If this province
is organized a. a State
If Major Edmonson had left Santa Fe on the 18th Of
October, he will probably not reach chihuahua until
that city has been taken by Gen. Wool may be that
Prices regiment will join Gen Wool in time to be Of
service, the General left M1nclova with only
2000 force barely sufficient to garrison city
end keep open his Communications in the rssrt Louie
Union, Nos ~. EFa
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-20
MEDICAL CARD!
I'VE PERFECT CURE OR NO CHARGE,

IN ALL FORMS OF SECRET DISEASE!
DIR. HARRIS OFFICE, Lock INRIRMARY, No.
Is E. PRATT STREET, between President st. and
the Bridge Disease driven out instead Of being turn
ed in upon the constitution. Who will risk health
and life by taking specific or compound administer
ed TO alt alike, without regard TO c0nItitution s,np
toms or stage of disease, when for the money,
they obtain the advice and treatment OF skilful
and experienced Physician?
DIR. HARRIS, distinguished graduate of Cam
bridge, united with an eminent practitioner fiom New
Orleans, is well known TO the citizens of Baltimore
as a skilul and experienced PLY stefan. He makes
promises he cannot fulfil. His charges are mode
rate. Where cure is warranted it is given in writ
ing, so there can be mistake
REM EMBER THIS
No Mercury, Balsam, disgusting Oils or fsted Drugs
taints his remedies. They are made of sweet but
powerful Vegetable compounds-punfying the blood
strengthening the stomach and forcing disease out
instead of throwing it into the system to break out
afterwards with renewed Viruence. Syphilis, Co
norrhea, elects, Structure, Seminal weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, SWelled Glands, or any inham-
matioR of the members, with affections Of the kid
neys or bladder, treated with prompt skill and speed
ly cured.
GRAVEL AND PILES. These painful and dan
gerous diseases Dr. H. pledges his reputation to ef
fectually in a few days without surgical opera
tiOR hindrance from business. Persons ut a dis
lance may consult Dr. Il by letter (post pad) and be
cured at home. Medicines forwarded with dispatch.
Honorable confidence observed in all cases. Advice
gratis. Once arranged with private Rooms. Open
from in the morning till IL O'Clock at night.
N. b. Observe the signs upon the window and the
door. jy3l-tf
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$ssSS
NO LONGER
M

HUF NHANGED 20 ae.

BIT LkAANN EO
3 The public are respectfully informed that by the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 26 to 80, of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor OF the celebrated VEGETABLE
RITTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion to call the attention OF strangers visiting
the city, and others, to the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
tism, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints to which We are liable. In addition 10 the
many certificates published in the papers of the day
he has in his possession number from respec
BILE Individuals all testifyhg the virtues of these
medicines and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks to discerning public who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support sine
their introduction into this city; and he is happy IN
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used. AS he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them a
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name the top of the
cork, also fac smile of his the label on the
side of tn bottle None other genuine; therefore
be not deceived.
His ANTI BILIOUS PILLS are acknow ledg ed to
be a most excellent remedy for bilious complaints
They extensively used, and pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other NJ Ed
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety OF PERFUMERY, cata-
Isgues of which can be at his store and which
he warrants TO be equal to any in the city,
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 80 b Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
NIB, Remember the No., 3S, as the genuine aEtt-
cIes for sale at no other place in Baltimore. ala
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ID IoH AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.


La from the ate splendid sale of French Goods Of
Aessfs' Bahkatd 4 Hutton, OF New York. !ust OPP
ming lhis morning, at F. GARDENERS, No. 1875
Market street, 4th house above Light street
Rich Printed GASHMERES
Plain colored do
Royal Highland PLAIDS, (ali Wooll
Satin faced Royal PleidS, bright cOlors
Printed Cashmere ROBES "a Coors)
Rich Royal Plaid Cashmere D'ECOSSE
RIch figured Reserve do
Rich Palis style do
Very rich Velonte Pattern do
Rich small plaid lie LANES and Cashmere, for
childleR Magnificent Detached Boquet do,
IN SILKS.
Paris quality Chameleon Gro de Afnque
do de Poult de Sol
Rich shaded satin striped Acyone
SPLENDID quality Ombru Pouli de Sol
Extra Rich figured CanelIe (al hcilcd silk)
Rich Chameleon Amule SILKS
Highland Plaid do
Extra triple chain Damask SATINS
% inch rich Satin SOutache Poult de Sol
Rich figured Satin Robes, for evening dresses
Splendid silk Robes, (Volanse BTochs,)
Elya's IS and 40 inch black liza ian Ernisino, for
Manullns)
Paturle, Lupin 81 Co.'S Bemba1ines and plain Cash
mere; pihk, blue and white BerAges
Evening DRESS GOODS
Rich Long Cashmere SlIAWLS
Rich Square Cashmere and BroChe ShawlS
Beautiful Terkern do. of entirely new designs
Real lndonI Long and Square SHAWLS
Rich silk do
Plain Mode and Black Cashmere do
Embroidered Linen Camblc Hdkts. sc. &e.
GO These Goods Of the most new and desira-
perenlptory sale of Messrs. Bankard s. Hutton, OF
New York. Ladies may expect Bargains by calling
as above al F. GARDNER, I IS MArket-st.
ols Fourth house above Light
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for any desirable length Of time, without being any
wise offensive TO deicaey, or unseemly in appear
ance. The value OF such an invention cannot be es-
tiRated but by those tender feelings which long for
the preservation Of departed friend, and among the
many who have been compelled TO use it, a general
and pleasing satisfaction has been gVen for none can
veutioB. Benevolent institutions and others, who
wish to delay funerals until the arrival OF distant
latiyes, make all suitable preparations for inter
Rent would do well to apply immediately after
death, its great practical value has been demon
straIed beyond doubt in the hottest weather have
had this Undertakes generally Of Baltimore
can obtain rights or agencies reasonable terms
References can be given, if required by applying
r. FREDERICK, No lit North Cay ST., General
Undertaken and FumisheT of Funerals.
Applications will be received for Agencies sales
of Patent-rghts for the following States, or any por
ton thereof: New Hampshire, Vermont, Connect
cut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Alabama,
Wisconsin, Maryland, Worth Carolina, Mississippi,
Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Florida, and Iowa
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8:a4ttmorc Gltpper.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Ciipper)
MArAnoRAs, Mexico, Sept. Ia, 1915.


The health Of the regular troops OF our army
IS good; but regret TO say, the volunteers are
suffering drcadfully. A great many arc dead
and many more will die. The measles have
proved very destructive to the Western and
Southern eyies; and besideT, arriving in the
country at the most uniavorabe season for
health of all the year, subjects them to fevers
and bowel disorders. AT least one-third Of the
volunteer force is upon "sck report" and
should not be at all surprised it, before the 5th
Oct, more than one half be "hors du combat"
The Secretary of War, in dsregarding the
views oil Gen. Scott, and pushing men on here
contrary TO reason and common sense, has
manifested recklessness of purpose the most
censarablc. He has thrown large bodies of
men here "pell nell, )" without the necessary
means of pushing them forward, and they are,
~ consequence, fostering in the sun, chahug
with disappointment, and sick in body and at
heart-dymg daily by scores. Instead OF trans.
porta ton being sent in advance, so that the
troops on their arrival could have been sent up
into a healthy region Of country, would you
believe it, there is insufficient means to push
forward q column of s, 900 men from Camargo,
and the army is forced to take up the line of
march, in small brigades, exposed to "coupS de
main" of the enemy,-and more, there is not
in the whole army n sing lie ambulance or wag-
gon for The sick, and not filters enough to bear
dozen wounded men from field of battle!
lie it not Just then TO say, that the Secretary OF
War, who has taken upon himself the conduct
Of this war and has without prescence thrown
forward troops into an enemy's country with
eat providing them with the SinsWs of war, has
manifested recklessness of purpose the most
eeasUrable? | cannot suppose it was done with
the vain hope of proving himself a better Cen
eral than Scott; and maintaining against the
wisdom of experience, the possibility of SUM
meT campaign, in tropical cline, with insult
hcient means of transportation and supply
Nor can give him the credit of military zeal
and martial ardor, prompting bold man@u-
vre, calculating upon chances for succession
has he not condemned this in Gen. Gaines in
terms as cruelty harsh as they were UNJUST
Has 1t been TO catch Gen. Taylor in political
trap, and by embarrassing him with an undis-
Cipllned horde, i'll provided and maddened by
disappointment, disable him from further pro-
gress on the road to honor and renoWn, and
thus destroy his claims to political prefermemt,
by oVershadowing, with apparent want of skill
10 command large army, the bright halo that
encircles Hle Palo Alto and Resaca de Ia Palma'
In sober truth, it is imbecility that presides at
the War Department fosted upon the Prcsi-
dent by the political tradesmen of New York:
and unless he be removed, or give way, the
country may only calculate upon disaster to
our army in the field, if not of discontinue by
the enemy, L,