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sH~~ MAIL. LIN. Al y \ II 70 Albany sad
- BE- at-il-.l7 q 41ulcss, A. f.F as TIE
1ssASl' sAA7 y,Ii p-r.ait There is good wheeling
, any point or Co. Hudson Albany ,rd Stages VIII DC
II .-ss ~ Cary fasssl--s % 4.t drs''Gstp15 !As'
-. - 81 ,t-orIa b Albany. Fssssgr 20 NsreGrst
81 S!-,ktast O. board N .5at 1a- cr.soFa.ei zee
,Irsr,bs,l UTICA Cop. + =. H~.se, saves the pIe'
sevs an Cor-aqd cod Liberty ss every mofn'nS a;
O'CLOCK Vita, ~, .r, -, SO.
lsr snins provide: tA~y sr~ paid for at mo Agents
Sac nd -,.-re' 81 m frlgh, i.t Eof passage or fright
2 VI go - lei
-G<-ss .SOrICF.-~Ttr EN-i>LASp reg
-S.ls.i RS Or = -+rr.lay, Dec. ), sS7 tp' on sai
~ N7s>Tf E-r1y WI Be - follows
L-a'- Sl>I-n-ls d.. q, ~ : ", = 4 z NJ
SaS-far-e - 4 Vi 81, . r ~
.rvro $EW-YoRk AND ERIE -.
-.s5ssE.s.s-, RAILROAD LiSE-WtuteJ Ar &c
as'N'- w. 70 , e me- q g. on PNS~engcr lice
ss,h 5y daily. es ic9 New YoN md Mddi-,o~u YER
a1s--i- lSurS5ys exec p.s,t,) :. O'CLOCK
Fr-st Ssr WI. ave New YORK iroHl o.t " Duane
= Saturday afternoons ~ O'Clock
sta.es Ion NrVtu5 =, iuagh7 -eps.e tUdr0u and Absy
l-..- --l4ai's DcasL.s aslys %. plssr1Sst JaiiL
srsLe. f- s lrlaChlrsh Iourcei2, MILFORD Hou-s4se
Cs-udsir Birenasutor. Owrgo, &c. &c leave Middle
.ov. %, upon ARRIVAL OF passenger iran
For iafihs .u;u Nation spNY ~ ne vince, eofSsr O.
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GsNrLEMEN's LIST.

auucrSOu,S u. W,
4 Co.
Armsiroug.Frsrcis
Atrisnee, John F.
Buckrn,,n.J Ohm
Burns, Arthur h.
Buck, Chs. w.
Bnrk. NJ.
Baldwin, Daniel A.
Bnripck, II. II
Rsiley, john !.
Bridge, Tbeoph,lus.
aaldw,n so,SouTn
Brown, wniasa A
barrs, Johu
drown, Seoj,mtn
Brooks f. l.. S.
ssira, ar; Samuel
Chrtsf. George
Carr,oa, Mr. HI my
S Ssa.,e MOI Mons,ea.
S Sp.ns ST M L.
Son .n,. w, =
Sv y y nAu' joan
So u IA
Su 1 n NJ, ~ d
Soiealhnn, M n =,
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Dcsna ls o Vm,
ue ns% Snnr' ~ " "
49, Sail Sail
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STEAM POWER-Rooms 20 rent win s,esnl power
SApplyto r. ZOE 4 co. q and 81 Coolest ma 2v
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RoUssEL's PREMIUM PERFUMERY.

Toilet Soaps ofeuey perfume COlogne Ertraets P0psgtia
rra.,ed fres and genuine Bean on, HIc Olt. fc5Hlsticl
Ssaving Cream imGadiae far chopped hads C0bf HG'r
Nal and Tooth BrnteS, tcaTraed Rl;Ors 81 the finest q!
~, &c. &C.
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=
as'-'4S'S PENDENT LINE FOR NEWPORT.
PROVIDENCE AID BOSTON DIRECT Three lines
& week each svsv. -
Toe >,luuch ana +syorits steamboat NEPTUNE, COM
rn>udsd by Cap; Wm Rollins. Nid lesye New-forA from
nier 40 Nos1 RIVER, .or Newport Providence anu Bo
lon direct ou A0ui ~, "Wednesday and Ffiaay, att O'Clock
p II arriving Providence IN Ems for !he morning ua;r
T cars 20 Boston Taunton. New edont, Fall River, sc
and also connects sA The STEAMBOATS, running ea; on the
ke1ncbec and PerChscotIivers.
York on TEesdsy Thursday and Saturday, n O'CLOCK, +
NJ arrival ol O'Clock mail ranoi cas- from bos'on-
All si1ds ct freight taken a. tire lo"o-tra -
FJrisrher particulars eggu!re OF y 20 r. tAIhCHILu
n, 10 We,i-s. or Of JOHN II. RICHHCND, Providence
and a. tls Office The steamboat land us.
rhs boat 4, the complete order having besu
furnished With pair OF boilers aud many valuable I'M
rrrvcroers ad 10 her engine ana machinery, by which
Inc speed OF he 0oat- nuch improved Several new
rooms have sdeL aud - Recommendations otherwise
lnrre,l ard Improved. The travelling public who consult
safety comlri economy and speed VIII do 50 10y patron
zrg t- boat; she Il believed 90 De lae best ana fastest
b,stlu ti.s country
Al per5rls sye 1rbid trusas This bosi except Oh writ
., order from he Captain. asno n'h'r b5 VIII BE- paid
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F14USIDfS LINZ OF Pgcsc,- for L!yerpool-TS
sf-Ae" v ards ,yil positively sail on Toe day March G
her regular Icy. This splendid packet ship he's very 80
ergf ccoIin 3dAOH Tor cabin second cabin and sleess
err = ich y, ~ be taken moasr.L- Persons
y.hEg ~ seo r. herts shluf make early application 90
board foot vi Dcyel-st 20 W. : J. i. TAPsCOtf'
81 - SCUM - ~ I1Lltl-l ~
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INDIA GRASS LINEs.-W- have on hand me
assortment Of India Grass LG-z. Of SUPERIOR quality and
late importation, los sal, by the c4y doz5g or sE!ser
quantity. JOHN J BROWN < co.
e1r l2z FUllo1-st- Nasst1.
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WOOD ENGRAVING.
TUDOR HORTON Co Designers aac Engrsgets on
L Wood, No. 90 kassausI tysa
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TIRE BRICK.-sHERMAE, ATWATEa Z co
Nd Faliol-.- agents for Inc manufacturers, Will
ceiye orders FOX Fire Brick made 70 pattern 0! any descp
ton These Brick manufactured IN NewJersey, and
recommended very highly 81
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Is 5s..:zS.,5 ., SE Si' 9 -

MONTREAL -. Srtdsroor; Hou'sicn'e snd Western
Railroads. Firs. r.-s- S6-Secuud class -
Tie stsAnacats NlMGoD. Cspl BrooSs r. and IL Rs-
kA Capt ~ W Topper. vi" A,errsle.. ssvc the Pier foot
o SiarSets Easi Rtver' 6sy tsGndNy eNeeped al bait
psaJ t 4 ".
Abeay ossseag ee, proceed Immediately rom Bridge
lTp is. arriva OF Lie 5Oa;, aid, whoa. change OF
Cars Or 5aSSssa arrive n A5aGg AM Troy he same al
,,,
st;A i.
\ frr "a. srstn tt, a; hsicpasGo \. NJ.
- yor farther -rrnt'on. both as 20 SreighI Or ~
s4cs Apply q NJ PERRY. Agent, n The office on me
Piers 20 |. j. HAIL, Hoyy.sLs acts 9s ~ Livingston
W Is ENrFz-e Diucs, 20 Wallis,
MONTREAL AND SEyy-YORK.-rl- Rsjhird Line
~ CoacJ-s 20 hr, tom Toy 'nUea., run in consec
son wiki ,as Line r.;ke.s G1m New YORK - Msnreel
Il, 1,r obtained hoard the boats d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-05

M ASKING MACHINE for ssle-Hss been but hi.
AZ ie used and In In corpler order Inquire a. lis War
rsa-st % irr.
elk WORM GUT.-A fine assortment OF silk
S'torm GU FOR sale wholessls and retail
JOHN ), BROWN Il CO. l22 Fuiton-sL near Nassau
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ROBINsoN's PATENT PORTABLE

" AItA ILOskTs-
ENHE SICK, sud pe.s IN Gecs,e OF health VIII
faG til s.tce OF essential uisy il their btichal-
BET Tteg b= Used with either hot cold for
Nsoor Bath thy extremely useful for ships hospi
.al- &c
For sale by the Subscribers =. the Crotou Plumbing ard
Water Filter Establishment, $50 Broadway Wal
2Sf Inn STONE. BROTHERS.
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Groceries

Groceries.
NOUN& RESGS-2sO half cnests. 81 gusr;-r 30
CHULAN SOUCHONG-icO or baxes
rGEOti FLOWEAS-lS che.Is
yrttr tv-Sy .uPesi0ri-.1 ciI5fts snd 10 mali a..
i,so ysy fu assortment Of Teas OF every deScfpEot
-urrsc1s me -nt good qualities. FOR sole sho.r
,~-@t.r CANTON SEA COMPANY.
las Cfra-n~,i-h EDi l21 ChsthAr.-t.
a PEf,tI GANOE. ES.-il Boxes low price sperm can
- d!--. for -ss hy HOWELL L GfRAUD. ISL Ass--t
NEW CROP liULA>rE>-5O barrels new cFo9
SNswOTeens Molasses, selected Tor bakers AGO t-ssB
eroc-r,' a,e- For sale by HOWELL * GIRAUDf
lSl Westsl
CT. CHOIX iIDLASsE> OF me first Quaiy
ACs.auty hani aat !or sale hy
81 HOWELL ( CIRAUD, lsi W=.t-si
Java CUEfhE.-lO1 bags Java Coffee, for sale by
- 81 HOWELL y CiIRaUn i9i Wr-t-sI
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Remopals.

D E1IGyAL-The Brooklyn Flint Glass Co have
1smoved their warehouse from l Watest to IS Broad
ell and 50 South W!IaE-,i.
And vii have constantly hand general assortment OF
Gass are sailabie ior home or foreign Drug
gsts and Chemical Glass Ware of every description and Of
superior quality.
Fsucy Enamel Painted Show Jars for druggists
@6E6~ PETER MORTON, Agent
- EhIOVAL.-HENRY BREWSTER has removed his
aSLa~ Office 70 No = Nsssgu-=I s.co.c sOry. February
rng9 ,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-05

80 . EARI FUk -AL6s--5i;laieoE ne hosa 10
Nez Rocceie % White Pains socui ecui d
49, -.ch containing 80 ACRES OF LAND 81 Of -
: Plough Lard excepting Ten Acres 6hich ia WOOD 80
Ts psce s isife1 BY src, A-d Is SD Oa TIC COW
oi- for cultivation AZ ne fences sc OF s.ga7 go
oi-f md TIE stOL- u q stAla OF cu' IS
a-a ~ GOO crsrscL7s and n Jri- For ifrSi7 -
e. ;. KENYON, ca tSr Pre19i-ses. yf -
ADVANCE. - John-s- W. Iera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-05

road, r2iles tom he village o. sa-4 Iai IS
good yelling House, sam snd oatlouss al OF winch are
N. ANTHONY J BLEECkER- No. 7 Broai-st
50 FAKlI FOX SALE-Ia Ramspo. RocklaEd Co.
y = o. a scres IL good n!iiVaiion and fence win
contains about 800 y0uag .. t,ees all grated with
csoice selection OF fruits This Farm il iee from Mon
sew regular depo, the linz of the n Y RE- Fare
10 cents from the city Inquire OF E J. STRAUT on the
premises, o. CT HARVEY SPRINGSTEEN
Ipf lmeod- Ie3 Bsuksl n. 7.
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~ ER TS Pc FOUNDRY No 0S Ann-st ueer Gold
iNEt-fhe subscribers have opened Few foundry he
above place, r- ney prepared - furnish a. kinds OF
newspaper. BOOK or iancy types, and every other article
Necessary for printing Office. The types hsn5
IN oUlds ffun Matrices, o! the best OF materials
znd warranted 20 % superior IN beauty and durability
any 10 be bad Any other ogc1Ty Il tbs cry OF New York.
Th-y cutir s latest Eagsh style expressly
oEpns anc fer ais superior snyhng
before offered ~ t public vino invited call and
annie for theInsevrs.
Liberal discounts iii be mace Cor Cs-a
2 5E COCNCROFf !. OI sRrND.
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List Of Valentines and Letters Remaining in she
u. S. CITY Despatch Post Marchi 1916.

s>ss Please mention the DATE ~ tie Lsst IN nhicA
.sni.lrafak1 LADIES' LIST.
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NAYS PATENT BRACES Tor Export-ll,5co
~ dolen embracing al his various syles aud qualities FOR
sale Very low suitable Tor domestic and port row IN
store ready for Spring trade For sus BY
HORACE II. DAY, > Msiden-!ane-
II AFTER LIST May = Cor;isnd-si
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SoHN 5. HORTON, Historical ana Writing EngrsD-,
v Ne. 60 Nnstsu-sI. jyS
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GEORGIA LUMBER CO. Notes wanted a; / per
u Cent discount by D. 4 PECK, Il Waist II! In
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go EARiI FOR SALE-CoGtaining "a acres o.
land in hsn stale ofcuivaion situated II me LOWE
~ o.EssIcEese-. Weschesirr County one hs mi ircln
Harlem Railroad, Hunts Bridge On said Farm there "a
large dwelling house barns, coF.she1 uuhouse ela
other buildings Two young s2pe orchards ard var
ety OF other fru,,.
For particulars rqu OF Ohm + Hayward, Charles az
=1tne F. = Vasntn Eas;cheser, near The premises or OF
SLIM JOSEPG HUSSON, IS Ceambers-st n I.
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PRICES CURRENT.
o,,r,.c,,a Mr,e1 1. 70, TAc Nclp- York T1,tsne.

AsnES-Po,s-Firsi so5 y:
!si5. e,Icoit I a =
Penis. do do : Sl.6i 81:
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HAYS PATENT Braces Tor Export-li - dozel
Demrracng alt his various styles and qualities, for sale
very low, suitable for domestic ant export, now 10 store
ready for Spring trade, for sale by
HORACE II. DAY, p Maiden-!ane.
! afiar S nf May. IS Cnrtland-.l
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=,s.ss-ss-,ssl-tt - VI = -'--t''sAf' ~ 49, - -
~7s->'1' E-ry W. be - follows
L-sye S->sra-is.si4. 81 ~ = NJ, :, 4 Z N
L. ..n...N--r- II s. 8 2 -
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

To FATrEN POULTRY experiment
has lately been tried Of feeding geese with
turnips cut in small pieces like dire, but
less ia size, and put into trough Ofwater;
with this foOd alone. the effect was that
geese. gained % lbs; each in about 8
weeks fatlening, .Es
Malt is aa excellent food for geese and
turkeys, grain are preferred for the sakr
OfeCOnomy, unless Gr immediate and rapid
iatening, the grains should he boiled afresh,
Other cheap articles Cor attening are
oatmeal and ireacle; barley and milk;
boiled oats and ground malt.
Corn before being given to fowls should
always be crushed and soaked in water
The food viii thus 50 further, and Il will
help digestion. Hens fed thus have been
known to lay daring the whole Ofthe.winter
months.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

To CHOOSE MICH cows 10 q choice
Of breeds Eor private family none in En-.
gland (says Mi Lawrence, probably com.
bine so many advantages as the Suffolk
duncows. They excel both in quantity and
qualify Of mix; they feed we'll after they
become barren; they are small.sized and
Poiied or hornless; the last great con.
venience. The horns Of cows which butt
and gore others, should be immedistely
broad tipped. There is breed OF pOlled
Yorkshire or HoIderness cows, some of
them Of middling size, great mixers, and
well adopted to the use Of families, where
a great quantity Of milk is required, and
which price is 40 object, and food in plenty.
If richer milk and comparison Of the two
famous breeds be desied, one Of each may
be selected namely, the last mentioned. and
the other of the midland county, or long
horned species. Colour is so far on Object,
that neither good COW nor a good horse
can be Of bad colour; nevertheless, Of the
Yorkshire short. horns, makes picturesque
figure in the grounds.
The Attorney cows yield rich milk upon
less food than larger stock, but are seldom
large mixers, and are particularly scanly
of produce in the winter season. They are
besides, worth little OF nothing as barren.
ers, not only on account Of their small size,
but their inapiitude toGtake on Eat, and the
ordinary quality Of their beef
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
SPIRIT OFiTHR TTMFS

! "A CliRtlNl HOLE or THE TURFd FIP, =
| A SPORT, LITERATURE AND TisS
+ AGE, embelli'hed with Snlandtd s,esl !.
gEayiUES published every Saturday moIOin.' =
NO. Barkley street, John Rlchagda, PrOSs;.''
Tor, William r. Porter, Editor. This WSil ~.
weekly publications which WHb atsinhllsbed ~
1881 b ~ present editor. commenced ~ Th;.-
teenth volume, on che 9Th Of MRTch. Ig1S 4. 4
sheet Of the very largest class. onUtnis;.-,
twelve imperial guattO pages, printed on mi sS
paper Of lht hnet texture, and on good a. ~
II 10 eInbeilished with the laVgest and mat NJ. N.
finished ensFnviugs On steel. ever issued ~ :
periodical ~ the United States. ThbIhs, 1St.s
vOlumAs contained superb portraits 81 sahs A..
liRgulShed American ard imported HOn,s ~.
signed TO constitute an AmtEican Sp0FtinR tssl.
! ltTy, accom- iAnied with complete Memoir, /, -
ing thr pedigret Characteristics, aud eIlovnsn.
CemOG each, with Incidental notices N n, n e..
teinp0TuTes, 10, The eneFaVIRes entFesDOnd n
si1e [eightstR inches by thiEieeRl with thn"s
annually published 10 L0ndOp. OF the wiDneTs a
Derry, Oaks, and 81. LegeF, and have been az
ecuted in line, on steel pIates expressly lnv
paper, from original pictOFes, 10 OIL D. che most
emlarnt artists
IL tie course Of the present VOIDmM, OF lOAS.
will also be given 4 portrait OF fashion, ~
Northern champiOn, and sacb other magnificent
embellishments 80 will beFsalts b. determined
upon.
The spirit OF the Times" u sOrWeR known
Throughout the country as The acknowledged
st hEOnicle Ofihe Turf, Field Sp1Fto" -. that
Il 10 not deemed necessary 20 80 Into ang deSaI
of lts peculiar characters
TERMs or SUBsCRlPTIOB AND ADVEaFnIVO,
For one years subscription $40 IN advance.
For al, ertlsng one square Of ten printed linea
Gar 100 w0tds,) Two Dollars tOEihe 6Est iDper.
tim, and 50 cents log each snbtequent mSeFliOn.
aud longer ar shorter ones in that proportion.
Less than so words will be considered half
square, more than go a 'qGare. No. advertise.
mont will be inserted unless paid for in advance.
Gentlemen in the country can easily aSoeTsajn
the amount proper 10 be RENTED, hy sSmplv
counting the words Of their advertisements
cFExtra copies Of the large engraving en-
steel may be obtained AT the publicatiOn once
- 81 each They will be sent 70 any scOtjOn
1T the UniOn, secure from IRjuRl
UETItis desirable that such letters end con.
'nunlcatiOnS as relate 70 the editorial depart.
Inent I'D 10 RlOml Stock, ne addressed 10 WIN.
=. Porter. all other, 10 J Richards. The postage
mus he paid in ali cases
New YM6, Nov. IL, 1919
The Low price at which il will be Issued rem.
r. II the chsHp0~t periodical III this OF any
other country. c0nsideFing the cost md beauty
ufih Fifty TWO ENGRAVINGS. and the
intTInsic value Of iis literary contents. Those
iesiT"US 81 receiving the papuF from the CON.
nencement, will haze il pune tually Ee0t to their
address upnn their forW aFGlinE 10 the uueF.
signed, at No. Ann street ) dOllaFs, Tree Of OF.
penSes
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
Young Leviathan.

NOW rising six year, old, beautiful grey
~ upwards If is hAnhs high cOMbRinE ere"
strength and beauty suGeieni Tor either the rae
~ rn+sS. HiO set are large and fine. HC
viii IUHke his present seaa0ns IN" half the tim
At the Stable al Blsr kman, SrStI 4 TO in Y
ZOO City, ana the nth,P hAlfat Daniel w. Hem
ATiCks miles Pouth east from Benton, At IL,
extreme Low price pf SlO the season payable ~
tie elOsr Of Ire OeasOn, which has ALREADY cons
uenced, and will end OF the lei dav ~ Decenb.
DeKt. Mares that have heretofore failed are in.
viied tO attend lFaiis Fifty cen'S 20 Daniel
tho groom, in every instance sexpected.
PEDlGREE:- ..Y0un. LeRiatban was got ~
the imported Lvviathnn. Ills dam by Orra'
Bay, who waS b. OH EclipSs. OrDhap BuN's
ism WRS Old Maid Of the Oaks, a hT-t rate Tour
rn'le race nag. Young LeViathaR'S grand dam
waa bV MD PacoI0i. great Grandam bv seoonc
i'iOmede, Who Wa' By Old Imported Diometle
{. Z. sTandam, BY Old WiIdsir; z. &. e. gFandsn'
W FearBOught
September 9. 1916. 90
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

SWELLING or THE TONsLLs.-Tho ton.
Sils are two glands situated in the throat,
one on each SIDE, which are very apl to
swell from inflammation Py colds. They
sometimes become 90 large e 70 threaien
sufocati0n.
TREArMKNT.-In the commencement,
this Is the same as directed ior inhamma.
tory sore ihrOat, wOieh see. liza does n0l
succeed, apply to a surgeon 10 take themI
away.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

STRICTUREs IN THE THRoAT.-SrMP.
ToEs.-fhe first mark Of an obstruction OF
structure in the throat, is.a sligm difficulty
in swallowing solids, which continues IA.
ereasing for months, or until the passage
becomes 50 contracted that the smallest par.
ticle Of food cannot pass, but having re.
manned an instant at the strictured par, is
violently rejected. 1.-THE Obsticle Is not re-
moved, the patient starves.
TREATMENT.-Meddie not with the com.
plant yourself, tor yOu can do nOLhing 70
relieve it, but apply with al speed {, sur.
geon, aud remember that your iiis is at
stake.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

MONTpLY BOARDING HnRsEs VIII
IVA Be ehrEEad FflF ftn6 - asy q 20
b ~ gtabls, nf.hCrmhm afc0IL.
DsssubeF t& lat5 .
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
Doct. w. P. sayle

MP AVIEG established himself permanent,
III in YaEoO City, Tor the entire purpose oi
prsc,iSing Medicine, Sur. cry and o 'SteITIcs-
would repRearnt 70 the public that he has ha
l6No"S experiences in the profession. durin
y hich tune he haS repeatedly peT(nTmeh mos o
the capital operations in surgery aud obstetrics
VIZ :-ET calculus ar stone in tlO bladder, GFhc-
tured Scull. amputatiSni, stEahismuS ami the va
riOuS forms Of 6S'aIa AID drOpsies, instrument
bstetTies &c. HE once oppOsiIe The Pest Ol-
fee. where no will he Nnd peady to give prom I
attention 10 AL cases eUn6ded to his Gaze
Jan, IN, 1876. Ist
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
Stop your Horses Here.

WE baAs the assistance 81 Mr J. r. Graf
w ton, Whose disposition pseass ssd
= n"'e "hiirinE attention j. well kn1vn n ~,
raw" ans custom, We soicit . call ffU, bii
firh'a and pair,'Ps, as we HFs fully prrpsrei 4,
erSm"o.iaie III WIN maE leave their bor,e..
With TIE best o. slahling IN prsvendrr.
Your b. s-Fv'is.
BRAKEMAN. SCOTT g. co.
fazoo city Livery S,abls Nov. ;. lsIs
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE FOR CANDLES,
Procure medOw-r usheS, as they tie the hop
shoots to the poles with. Cut them when
they have attained their full substance, but
are still green. The rush, at this age, con j.
Sists Of u body ofPilh, with green skin on
It. Cut off both ends Ofthe rush, and
leave the prime part, which, ON an average,
may be abouta foot and half long. Then
take oH'all the green skin except tor about
= fifth part Of the way round the Pith.
Thus 1t is piece At pith all but little
strip Ut skin in one part ell the wayIup,
which is necssarytO hold the pith togaIher.
The rushes being thus prepared, the
grease is melted, and put, in melted state,
into something that is as lOi.g ~ the rush
are, The rushes are put intO the grease;
soaked in it sufficiently, then taken oul and
laid ia pit Of bark, taken from a young
tree, so HsIo not be too large. This bark
is hxed up against the wall by couple of
straps put round il; and there il hangs for
the purpose Of holding the rushes.
The rushes are carried about in the hand;
but to sit by, To work By, or to 60 to bed By,
they are nxed ia stands made for the pur.
pose, some OF which high to stand on the
ground, and some l"w, to stand on a table.
These stands have an iron part something
like a pair Of pliers u hold the rush in, aud
the rush is shifted from time to time, as ii
burns down tO the thing that holds il.
These rushes gives better light than a
comm n small dip candle; and they cost
mex, to nothing, though the labourer may,
with them, have as muchlight as he pleases.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
Call and buy

"a re tazoo Cit' Livery Stable. a s,rour
- n v7for with 'uiiahle red. 81 rSul -
q elton =. VIII traile i. Gar stoek SFsnr ki.J
~ - easAi q = Eood wuesa arIi 4, 49, 49,
s'pt 81, les. ''''' 'o'II . 60
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

AT THE YAZOO CITY LIVERY sTABLT
4 LOT Of Second handed Buggy aEd horse
~ wagon harness, FIR pBle ny
os BLAGkMAN, SCOTT 4 co.
June ~. is46. G.,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
Steamboat Livery Stable

an the hank 81 the River, AZ the Lowe,
. I.andine, YaIoo CITY, TFayrFIen and
- ere, Will fad aecommOiaiinns ~ the Lively
Business. qlso Z. Sims 4 Br1fherBs fauF HoFss
c.achss running fFam this plaos % Lexington
Memphis, Caai'n, ana Jsekntn eoHnectiug With
rtheF Wall RoHts, hops q gire ErneFa' satis
lacfioR ~ regaFds farr an1 prices via single feed
'or hogss, - cents, othpFs ohaFgss n pro SFtinn
BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co
Managen
Y.aos elly. Ass. g. ists. ts-G
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
Wanted.

o OR 10 spFighily able nGgFa men, iSN which
. We will pay liberal WagPs mOnthly. Apply
at The Yasoo CITY Livery stabIe.
p , BI.ACKMAN, SCOTT & co.
Sept. IS, 1876 ~
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
Negroes NegrOes!!

nor sale at the Brick Stable. For furth,
y particulars apply to
Feb. ls, 1886 ~
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

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