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- dhhIFF,S SAIE.-By ~ scverc rlIs OF
- Eiert Eac,ns directed delivered, will -1-
pose Wedne .day The sheerlh day OF July next
al 10 tie premises No u Oliver
street all the right uGe and iner-s. OF James Casey
which ne bad on The Sd day Of March. ono thousand
esh hundred and forty six al any time Afterwards
OF H. and tie fu owing described -a'eoo!d estate
All that certain dwelling house and lot ot ground sii
uat- lyns and b-iug the fourth W ard VI The cry OF
New York, bounded AZ follows, ~ VIII southwest by Oh
ver.uee soutsss BY lot punb-r two hundred and "-n-
,yop- northwest by lOI hundred and tT-nty
three and northeast ny lot lumber Ho hundred and tlf
Teen cort,ulz front tw-nIy feet and Two inches In
the rear went, feet three inches, and IN -nih
each .ce hundred feet ~hcs said lot OF snd Known
aud di,iu gulshed number - s-g-uy-tSo Ou'er-sfe-
5. ess- subject 81 Of leo alter The e1 p
r.r 81 OF The pr-.eGt Term which for :Frnty-one y--fs
from day OF N ay 1919 Together win he I-n-
men,s aac sppuri-nances Ihof-unto boonSins
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
FREDERICK L. VULrE, Deputy Sn-n5
D.l-d Ne -. Yof. June ID. 1876 -l l.H6~kdI
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SHtRttFs -ALE.-by vi.tuo VI q ~ri of nerl
- faciz. directed and delivered VII! expose 10
sse TUESDAY fourth day OF Augus; 81 tie yes
,ibue Of Ciiy Hall OF Lle City OF Newfork, a. 10
O'CLOCK The forenoon, a. the sc; iuo and nisest OF
Henry Wilkes nch he n.d the nfth cay vi December
1915 any zine .f-rwsrd, OF N and 10 tie following
described property IL VIII AL those n;;sea Certain io'
piece. or parcel, vi and situate lying And being In the
-vfIh " ard VI Inc Ciy VI S-Sfo and known And
dlInn gui.ned certain map entitled Map Of The T5ifd
Trsc formerly the properly OF g. P Benson acd
DR. Van ArscAe, made by J. +. BRIGGS, Cly sufv,,of'
c.,-c euo- les AID now 90 R!e II ice oSice OF no
sls,rr Of Tue Cy .nd County Of New YORK by me nGr
o-rs p Il 81. ~ IS. II - 10, a. -, o2 l. sat
lots are siluzGei lying btweE me Frsi AID Second
sy,nu-s and b-rwu-u and ic9-a ,-ees os-th-r win
ne utiznanc-s lo-t-u1to b-oaz as or aPprr.anns
VILLA n JONES, Sh-fs.
TzypEEtcs L vcIrK Deputy sn-riE- lc-3 z~o~
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List Of Letters remaining in the Pest Office at
Harlem, y. Y. july |. 1915

ROBERT n. MORRIS. p. N.
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r.s4-ATKoI MORNING. AND EyES'
r.sG-. aopro-lTioN ro NIosor9oLr. ;.

k1R{1SHE14dSS Through without landing OH ana
Albany Line.-Ths And splendid
steamer BELLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler, viii leave New
York Tor AIhsny every Mpndsy, W-ncsday and Friday,
II ocloz p N from the foot OF Rohtnson-sL Tho Rss
fitted up with splendid s,aIorooms aud for speed cO
fort sut ii surpassed by any boat on tho Hudson
dvsr. For uegr passage inGaro OF Tho Captain, IN
board. Al No South-sl
Passengers taking the BELLE will arrive in Absnf Ia
ample for IN. morning OF cars Fast or West
n. B. Er-ighl isa IN tnnderaIt rntna lM!i u
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I OCkWOOD & Sc KIBNkR, No 265 PesErst
II rres ., Fuon-si opposite sa- United STATES Hoe!'
have for salr en- god and SILVER W slrs
e!ry Silver W.v P-cc C1s-a sn- Cuarry, fancy Soota
D. =, ,r-.tt, ,-s,r.9 49,. mJ3 #
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lUNh REPORT OF in- Muuua' Lie la,uTNuce COM
y psny of New York. No. 50 Wsll-st
This Institution dutas the month OF June siued one hun
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aENTLBMEN,s LIST.

ROBERT II. NORRIS, r. IA.
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.T-h REGULAR MAIL LINE E-
$50 setwe-n New-Yort ard so.son via AsSsS
Providence BY Steamers sai Rail-
road b- STEAMERS 81 he Navigation Co consist .. Tie
MASSACHUSETTS. Of 1850 tons.
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r. AOPPOSITION To bIUNUPULI. -
Expts.. Limo Tor Albany az ditse!mF[Ym r he
and splendid steam yacht RIP VAN NlSKLE. C ap-
tain L. D Able will leave Tuesday, Thursday and SsIu
day. Al. O'Clock P NJ.
For sas rooms .sge b-rhs apply board ths boa
Er-,ht low and drIv.r-d a. 1r,c.d mlg
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IT, DAILY LINZ stI 'c'ock-fOf New
sanurEh az. F.n 20, Ian landing At + v.n Cod.
and CornwslL-Thu new steamer THOMAS row ELL,
Capt Samuel Johnson, will loayo the steamboat pier,
OF Waff-n..L every afternoon Sundays -Scspsd) al
o'clock Returning. will leave Hewburgh every Monday
iornng haEpast6 Az tbs remaining mornings
alt O'CLOCK landing above FOR freight pssssge
apply board Ihs boat
N. B-AA basg4g. and freight OF every desc plon
bank bills specie. board lhis boa b. The
sk Of lhs h-reo nnl-s. entered lhs OF
ihs boat or r.c-ipts5 tor lr22u
ADAiLY LINE Of Boat. between New
'assAszA1AA1- SYLpH Capt Brni.,ed. and STATEN
ISLANDER, Capt ID. Van P-lt, Will l-iyc n. follows
Ls.ve slsea Island a. &, g. 10 and II A M. and
(, 5. s and ! 2 NJ
L-sv. New YORK All, g. 10. II A NJ. ind i.2,S.3,5s
half past P. NJ
All freight - The dss Of lh- owner. thereof ieis
xn- "A GKhAT CHANCE.-FUf Sirilaey
Ez.-.-.s..----JJ. Companies, Socuuss Ic The
dious steamboat ALBANY h- char
icd 10 max EIcursiobs rsAsOnabs Apply
+ s. Hall. loot " Berciay office u inc Toy Line
N B-THs Albany Is hfst class boat extensive accom-.
modstors i'm statp rooms, &c which make very
suahl- boat Us
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They may be With Us sH1.
Nor. .oftIy .-en, Ia rsS.a,es puriao6
FROM eacn oin' 'sp Mrt Hnzzt.
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e FOR SAIL E. 600 Lots on she Posi- ESTATE
e IN EAST sROOkLfN, slIusis Myrtle sv-nue.
I-.,r., az. ID.
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FREDERICK l. vuLrE, Deputy Sn-n5-
D.-d Nee. Yors. JGn. ID. 1876 J-2 l.~o~kdH
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IL sOPPOSiTiON To nONOfOJi
Through without landing .-E-~.Yors and
Albany Liue-Thc fnsi .nt sp-ndid
steamboat EXPRESS, Capt a. HtrhsoCk, will leave tbs
loot of Robinsou-s above Barclay. every TUESDAY
Ynursday and Saturday at O'Clock The Express htra
with the OF frnurc with spscous stale rooms and
good b-rtbs Win ;as public patronage the travelling
Of the community be of low fare the eairs
through. Yor psssage freight apply 10 ,he Captain On
board OF of GEO 7. STANLEY,
slN ut ,h- office the inrE.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES,

A CHRONICLE OF THE TURF, FTRsh
| "A SPORT, LITERATURE AND TRT
8 AGE, embelli'hed with offended stesl ~
gTaVinge; published every Saturday morninp' 4,
No. Barkley street. John Richards, PrOSvS..
tor, William r. Porter, Editor. This well ~
weekly publication, which was established 4
| 1891, by its present editor, commenced ita Tb;.
teenth volume on the 4th Of March, l643. M.
sheet Of the very largest class, contaipir.
twelve imperial quarto pages, printed on linen
paper Of the finest texture, and on RoOd fvn.
II is embellshed with The largest and most hiSi,Ir
finished engTaVlngs On steel. ever issued nv
periOdicH in the United States. The last t6pss
volumns contained superb pOrtfaits Of the Az.
tingushed American and imported Horses ~.
signed 10 constitute an American Sporting Gal.
eTy, accompanied with complete MemoiF,Tv.
ing the pedigree ChaTacteristicss and pstlOrmSD,
ces Of each, with accidental notices ofthelF co.
tempOraries, 60. The engravings cOTFesPDndiu
sixe eighteen inches by thirteen) with thhss
annually published in London. Of the winners az
Derby, Oaks, and St. LegeT, and have been sx.
ecuted in line, on steel plate. expressly fnr tbh
paper, from original pictures, in oil, by The most
eminent artists.
III the course Of the present Voumn, Of lsIs.
will also be given a portrait Of fashion, thS
Northern champion, and such other magnificent
embellishments as will hereafter DO determined
upon.
The Spirit of the Times" is so well known
throughout the country aS the acknowledged
"Chronicle Oftbe Turf, Field Sports" sc. thai
it is not deemed necessary to go into any detail
Of its peculiar characteristics.
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counting the words Of their advertisements.
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The. Low price at which il will be issued rem.
deFs It the cheapest periodical in this or any
other country, considering the cost and beauty
ofits FIFTY TWO ENGRAV iNGS, and the
intrinsic value its library contents. ThOsS
DESTROYS OF receiving the paper from the CON.
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AeRIcULTURAL AND OTHER MEMS.

CULTIVATION OF FLOWERS. ~ No lady should
overlook the delightful employment Of cuI.
tvaIing Aowers. Every one may have few,
end the Iasle once acquired, twill not read
lily be nQuished. A woman destitute Of
a love for flowers, seem to us a mistake Ol
nature, The delicate, the fragile aud hesu.
Iiful, should have sympathies with ell 10
nature that possesses the same qualities
The time spent on their cultivation is in no
seuse Of the word waited. They contrib.
ute to our pleasures; they add 10 our knowl-
edge Of nature; they unfold tOus the myste-
Ties Of tue beautiful, and tend TO humanize
aud elevate tie mind. II our fair Iriends
wish TO have the flush Of health on their
cheeks, and the rich rose-lsaF tint on their
lips, let them spend an hour or two each day
in the open air inhallng the fragrance,
while employed in training and cuI.ivaling
their flowers.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28
GONORRHEA AND SYPHILIS.

Take four ounces Of lanloxylum or tooth
ache bark, the roofs Of sarsaparia, and
the Cry leaves and roots of spIeenworr,
Of each 6 ounces; boil them in s quarts Of
ran>wa'er down to four; strain The decoc.
ton, to which add pounds of loaf.sngar,
and boil It away to the consistency Of hon.
oy:next dissolve 6 ga rs Of corrosive SUBJ
Innate, finely powdered, in tablespoonful
If alcohol, put it in qnaft bottle and fIli
it with the syrup. After the patient has
made use Of proper excavations, in case OF
arpour, Of urine, or Inflammation, he may
take tablespoonful Of the syrup four times
q day, mindiDg to shake it we'll ia half n
pint Of the strong deccclon of liquor and
use fresh diets, such as gruels, Scoops, SC;
and avoid catching cold as much as possible.
This is said TO DO the same as SWaim'S
Panacea'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28

PRESERVATION OF MANURE AND DEsTRUc.
TION OF EFFLUvIA.-I lsIter""t the cele
braled French chemist, nj. Dumas, NJ
Schaltermnn says he finds by experiment.
that the application of suIphaie of iron OF
green copperas, at once fixes this ammooio
flying off from purifying manures, and
destroys tho odor. 1t will have almost in
slant effect upon the fouest facial matters,
Il will not only preserve the contenst Of sew
ers, ess.pooIs, pubic Privies, &c in the
most valuable STATE for agriculture, cut rem
der these nocuous, both while being fiIlt d =,
and in the process Of emPtyng. The
action OF copperas is so energetic that M.
SchaltsrmaR finds that if mixed with tie
G1ulsSt contents Of sesspool or privy for
few hours, The mass may be removed with.
out any sensible odor,
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Young Leviathan.

OW rising six years old, beautiful grey,
upwards Of l6 hands high combining great
strength and beauty sufficient for either the rae.
or harness His Eet are large and fine. He
will make hIS present season tne half the time
at the Stable Of BlarkmaD, Sect 4 Co, in Va
goo City, and the other half at Daniel w. Hem
bricks miles south east from Benton, at the
extreme low price Of $40 the season payable AT
the close OF The season, which has already COM
menced, and will end on the Ist day OF December
next. Mares that have heretofore failed are in
vited to attend gratis. Fifty cents to Daniel,
the gro1m, in every instance respected.
PEDlGREE;---Y6uuP Leviathan was got by
the imported Leviathan. His dam by Orpan
Boy, who was by Old Eclipse. Orphan Boys
dam was Old Maid OF the Oaks, a fret rate iOur
mile race nag. Young Leviathan's grand dam
was BY old PaColet, great grandam BY second
Diomede, who was by Old Imported Diomede
&. z. ETandam, by Old Wildairi g.g.g grandan
BY FearnOught
September 8, 1916. 4s.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28

GENERAL RULES FOR MAKING ClDER.-
Always choose PsrICcly ripe and sounC
fruit
Pick The HPPlss by hand. IAN active
boy with the bag slung over bis shoulder,
wlII soon clear tree. Apples that have
lain any time on ire, soil, contract an
earthly taste, which will always be, found IN
the clder)
After sweating, and before being ground.
wipe them dry, and il any are found brs,s
Cd or rotten, Putlhem in heap by them.
selves, for an inferior cider 10 make vinegar.
Always use hair cloths, instead of, straw.
to place between the layers Of pommsge.
The straw, when heated, glVs disagreed.
bic taste TO the cider.
As the cider runs from the DEes0 Ia, 4,
pass through hair-sieve into a lsrge onsn
vessel that will hold as much iuce az can
be expressed in one day. Ia a day. or
sometimes less, the pumlce will rise "a The
COP, and IN short time grow verv thick:
when lllIIe white bubbles break through II.
draw Ctf the liquor by spigoi, placed
about three inche from the bottom. 90 tbpt
the less may be left quietly behind.
The CIDER must be drawn of into very
clean, sweet casks, and closely watched
Inc momenl the white bubbles before men.
uoned are Preceived rising at the bang
hole, rack It again. When the fermentation
s completely at an end, Gil % the CASA
VIII cider, IN all respects like that already
contained in it, end bung II up tight, pre-
!vious. to which a tumblsF Of sweet oil may
% poured into the bung-hOle.
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Call and buy

At re Yagpp City Livery Stable, q stronr
a OK wagon With suitable beds to haul corn
Or ootton - win trade Il for stock ofany Kind
% SIS cash, u e good wagon and "a tood order
BLACKMAN, SCOTT a co.
Sept 2sth, 1876, 81
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Gee.
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Washington, August l, ls45.
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CIDER FINEGAR.-Tho poorest sort of
cider will SefVs Tor videgsF, n managing
which proceed thus; First drawlof ths cider
In,o'a cask that has had vin0ear.in 4 before:
tbsn put some Of the apples that have been
pressed inio il, sci the whole 10 tha sun,
and 10 q week or MAE days i may Be
ORA IN OF into another cask. This is q
good table vinegar.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28

INDIAN CURE FoR THE HEAD ACHE
Take a piece ofths lean Of ma,tcR, sbou,
the size OF large walnut, put il into the
IRE and burn it for some time, I'LL it becomes
almost reduced to a cinder, then put II into
a clean rag and squeeze il until some mos.
tur0 is expressed, which must be dropped
40 the ear as hot as the patient can bear.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28

To KiLL RopcHEs.-N Waters, made cut
e i4eee, q wheat -four.
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The Treasury of History.

The Treasury of History.
Comprising general introductory outline
Of universal history, ancient and modern,
and a series Of separate histories Of co.
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anJbo aud
mauan advance,
Ihe
ses timd t II
o
aud Pnc's
YazoO City Livery S ia e.
the without charge
August a. 6Iy BLACKMAN & CO.. PoPdetOr'
or Out This o and stick public place.
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Negroes! Negroes!!

NOR tale At the Brick stsble. Foe f,,,h.-
NJ particu re apply 70 -
Feb. 10, Is. ~ II
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NOTICE,

A LII persons holding tho obligations Of the
IA COMMERCIAL BANK OF MANCHESTER, the
Bills Of the Bank or otherwise. are hereby mott.
fed to present the same at the Counter of sai,
Bank, ia YazoO City, for payment.
JOHN r. BAILEY,
JOHN |. WILSON,
J. w. BARNETT,
Commissioners.
HazOo CITY, Oct. ~. lS45. Att
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u 80 o'ie.. halves aud quarters. Bunch Resins
III boxes Lasayra Ra'sins. very superior
Oh lbs sulians DO kegs DO
= Kegs Msias, Grapes
~ drums tigs Fnil Dates
20 Lhs Ci'ton, 25 lbs preserved Orange g. Lemon
Peel
~ iancy boxes Prune., 6 j,rs DO
2OO lbs assorted Candy
u lbs Cracls Kisses. IS lbs common DO
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$40 Oranges. I box L<m,ns
100 jars Preserves, Peaches. Pear. Ounces. Ci,rn
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2iox jars su,cfinr Brandy Peache.
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he sssd oooT. msds on The 26fh DAY ~ February
ief2. I will Vnsf ff salo ~ puhlie suction a, ,be
tfses doOs OF the Court hoass % Ohio esuniy. ssors.
sid. ~ Msndsy. me "a esy Of March nsti. the
pssth hall of lo' nsmhsfsd huuecn mo 49, IN
sa"sfs Ten (i0 N he city Of Wheeling. IN The
esoniy aossss,d; wth he dwelling house thereon
now oeeupisd BY Rsd'ck N,Kss, E'q The terms
II he ale vii be one sisih Of he purchase monsy
- hard. end he Fssidus In three squsl payments q
sss. twelve snd sishtssa manihs. win isisfss
ifesn The dsy ~ saie. he purchaser sivisg hon'
vHh spr'ovsd sscon , sad ihs title being fslsins,
ussii full payBsni.
ne t'ls y he sAays psorsuy e believed u n h
tsSisps'seis. but ssliinE .. Cam@ssiooss. { shs
eoavsy Only soeh itis - vested BY Ire sbos
sosniionsd decree sad order
iss aIS JAMES A CLARKE. Coa',.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

ufactuscs 20 order. oil The different varieties III
Fancy. French and Wood Scat, Nockoas. Scroll
Tops. Sic, Back. Common and Cottage Chairs now
s'yle.l Also Settles. Soc,ables. Boston and Hall
Boston Rockers. Nas.ins do. common do. large aud
SMALL Also. Chiljren's Table. Ruekisg aud
Sewing Chain aud Stools of every sire and quail.
~. &c. &c; in fact oil from the Stool Of 6 inche. 10
the Mammoth chair Of tw snty feet high. Please
call and examine for yourselves and leave your
orders sod they WI. DO attended 10 in short order.
Chairs carefully packed for ~shipmen, or sent TO
all parts OF the city without extra charge. Don't
forget the place No 1877 Main 81. West side.
Jan 10 6m w RIHELDAFFER.