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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

10 KEEP PLANTS AND TREES ON A LONG
vOYAGE.-A correspondent Of the Gard.
ner's Chronicle, writing from New Tea.
land, says: g was led to recommend the
packing Of fruit and other trees in zinc ca.
ses, throug an inadvertence it is needless
to explain; | regret this the more as it may
productive Of injurious consequences
The trees-aPple and pear--tO which al.
luded in my former letter, and which, after
being nine months out Of ground, 1.-THE YES.
sci not sailing until FIVE months after the
time stipulated in the advertisement are
now Furnishing in my garden, some Ofthem
having borne fruit this season, were packed
in deal case, in moss only, and without
straw. AT Valparaiso Witnessed another
successful instance of this way Of packing.
A Frenchman arrived there, after voyage
Of near y four month, with several cases Of
Towering shrubs and trees from France, in
the very best order. They had each |
small ball Of earth to the roots, which were
afterwards wrapped in moss, and the plants
were packed in the same material to pre-.
vent their being disturbed. / am anxious
to correct any error, because a case of
plants was sent to US by the London Hor-
ticultural Society, packed air.tight and they
all persisted. | the warm attitudes these
alright cases prevent evaporation, and this
causes evaporation, and this causes fermen.
tatiOn, especially if straw be used, as in |
the instance Of case received, with the |
other alluded to above, containing peach, |
plum, gooseberry, and Currant.trees, all Of
which died"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

PRESERVING GOOsEBERRIEs AND Cur
RENTs.-A writer in the Massachusetts
PlOughman gives the following directions for
preserving the above fruits through the year.
"The unriPe berries may be preserved
in fresh state through the winter, in bot
ties filed up with cold or boiling water,
cOrked and sealed tight, and placed in cool
cellar; some say, buried with the cork
downwards."
Another correspondent, M. S. Wilson,
remarks:
"This may be true, still should doubt
the PrOpriety Of filling up the bottles with
cold or boiling sOdter."
"For the last ten or twelve years have
been in The habit Of preserving green cur.
rants in considerable quantities, for domes.
tic use, and find them not only luxury, bul
a great convenience. My mode of pre-.
serving them is simply this | gather the
currants while green, or before they turn
red, put them into dry glass bottles, cork
and seal them tight then place them in the
cellar, in such position as is most cOnve.
nient. In this manner, green currants have
been preserved in my cellar for years.
have also preserved goOseberries in the
same manner, and with equal success.
have green currant pies on my table at all
seasons of the year, when other green fruit
cannot be readily obtained. And if you
(or any Of your ffiends) will call at my
house, shall be happy to wait upon, and
furnish you with green currant pies at any
season Of the year"
In regard TO the latter method, we cannot
speak from experience, never having tried
il, but If as good as the former, it certainly
possesses the advantages Of being more
convenient at least. Ia regard to the first.
we have long since been aware Of the fact
that currants may be kept throughout the
season, having frequently eaten tarts made
from those thus preserved nearly yeaF.-
Boiling wafer, however, is better than cold
for the purpose.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01
For the Farmer.
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AGRICULTURAL AND OTHER ITEMS
A CHEAP PAINT.

Take one bushel Of unslacked lime and
slack il with cold water; when Stacked,
add to il 20 lbs. OfSpanish whiting, IL lbs.
of salt, and 10 lbs. Of sugar. Strain this
mixture thrOugha wire sieve, and il will
be fit for use after reducing with cold water.
This is intended for the outside of buildings,
or where il is exposed to the weather. In
order to give good color, three coats are
necessary on brick, and two on wood. II
may be laid on with a brush similar to
whitewash. Each coat must have sufficient
time to dry before the next is applied. For
painting inside walks, take as before,
bushel Of unslacked lime, lbs. of sugar,
S lbs. salt, and prepare as above, and ap.
ply with brush. have used it on brick,
and find it well calculated to preserve them
lit is far preferable to oil paint. / have
used it on wood, and assure you that it will
last longer on rough siding than oil paint
will on Planed siding or boards. You can
make any color you please. IL you wish
straw color, use Yellow OchIe instead OF
whitening for lemon color, Ochre and
Chrome Yellow for lead and slate color,
Lampblack; for blue, Indigo; for green,
Chrome Green. The different kinds of
paint will not cost more than one.fourth as
much as oil paints, including the labor Of
putting on.
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shropshrtre, coleman y 90.

SncOpSntttG, GOtEWtaW " G0.
HAVE removed to he Store formerly
coupled by BAILEY g. CALDWELL
and will keep constantly on hand Gen
erdl stock of staple and fancy Dry Goods,
Ready made Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Boots,
SGddIery, Hard and Queens-lcare, GrOce-
rieS, Produce, Linsegs, Jeans, BGgging and
Rope, and wall be happy to serve their
friends and the public at The IOwesI prices,
and will supply plantations on the most
favorable terms.
They have made arrangements with P.
O'DoNnell, E.q to store ell cotton con-
signed to them 10 bis new BRICK FIRE
PRoOF COTTON SHED, which will be sure
guarantee against Gre, and will save soths
planter The expense Of insurance.
They are prepared TO make liberal ad
vances 10 plantation supplies and cash on
COlInn to be shipped to Buckner & STAN
ton, New Orleans.
Yszoo city. July 25lh, ls45. 4Oly.
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Vicksburg Foundry.
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ARE prepared 70 execute and furniSh Ell
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Maehinists. Engines, and machinery Of every
description, f0r B ats, Mills, o. Gins, built or
prepared, and all work that may Be ordered
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THE UNION.

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For Sale.

A NEW. and Second handed 2 horse
"A wagon for sale, cash or good mich
COWS will be taken 10 Paymentat the Brick
8 able.
BLACKNAN, SCOTT g. co.
May l2,h, 1916. 81
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Protection Insurance Company
HARTFORD. cnNnRCT1Onr
Aug. %. ls45.

VHE undersigned are agents ioF this Compa-
u ny, and are prepared 10 insure Dwelling
Houses, Stores. Merchandise and Cotton in
Store. Aud also, TO take River risks on Mer.
chandise and Cotton.
The Company is an old one-has done q large
business ia the South and West, and paid many
losses. ALLEN a. BARKSDALE
Yaxoo City, April IS, 1915. SO-sm.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

To feed land before II is hungry, to give
It rest before tits weary, and to weed hbe.
fore It becomes foul, are said 70 be eYiden.
ees Of good farming.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01
To the Planters.

HHHE sussoribFFS are provided with good
n SHEDS, and wIll pay particular atteu.
tion to Storing and Shipping Cotton. sdd are AZ
ALL THEs prepared 70 make lib, Fal casa ad
Vahces on the same.
CEDAR WARE.-They have just received
a lot Of The above ware, made 10 the most sub.
stantisl manner, including every size and varie.
~, from the Tiny pale 10 tho Mammoth tub.
ALSO
1000 yards Kentucky Jeans and Linsevr.
1000 q Tenn. uhlte and striped Linrevs.
500 striped Cotton Cloth,
50 dozen Wolen Socks.
Al Of which, they Offer on the most reasonable
terms OWEN g. THARP.
YaEno city. Oct 8, Ists. 5AH
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NegrOesl Negroesi!

WNOR ale at re Brick slsbls. For further
particular apply 70
BLAcKNAN, SCOTT &co.
Feb. Is, 1916. ~
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ROBT. FISHER,
MILTON PILES,
JOHN WARMACK,
r. T. JENNINGS.

BENTON, MISS. May IL, l645.
certify that owned drug store in the town
4 Benton, Miss. in the year 1874, and that
sold abOut 200 boxes of w. w. Woods fever
and agus pills, ami that warranted every box
TO cure, and that have never known these pills
to fail to effect cure in few hours. can sat
that believe they are equal to any medicine
ever offered to the public foE the cure of chill g.
fever or fever and agus. E.G MCKEE.
BgNTON, MISS, April Is, l6I5.
have used DR.. Woods fever aud ague pills
10 my family for several years, and can cheerful
" bear testimony to their efficacy in the imme
late cure Of ohIlls and feveFs 10 any form.
have slso been for some time connected with a
drug store, in which they were constantly kept
for sale, and do not know Of single inslant e, in
which thew have not given instant relief They
are the most popular remedy, by far, ofany 9TH
eF in this section. NJ. A. JENKINS.
w. w. WOOD, Benton, MSS. July, lS45.
Sold wholesale and retail by
0. o. WOODMAN, & co.
Yazoo City.
Aug. 20, 1s45. 45-Iy
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/, Brief Remep-trance with Dir. greeley.

Dear Sir Ny wife always had horror of uewspe
pc.s but tew years ago Induced her TO read The
Tribune snd she now resds Il SO regularly that am
ueve. permitted carry away from the house he
Gently however your correspondents have commenced
crusade asainstswyers and as belong 70 that injured
fraternity she constantly complaining Of The Tribune,
and threatens read il no logger Now, Sir am free
to cay that 30 not value your indscrmiaate assaults
upon lawyers 10 the extent OF pinch OF snuff take Il
all as matter of course and should take your paper il
you were thousand times more savage and tarteriy
upon profession always abused and never decendy
paid know that all the Conventions in Chris.endom
cannot abolish Lawyers and II their fees down
the client will cave 10 pay equivalent Al the West
there Lawyers fees BY statute, ana consequently
the creditor pay the lawyers costs while the debt
or keeps him his money FOR the penalty OF simple
interest know teo That the gentlemen who have libel
suits upon their hands oT nssnce) successfully
defend their because their notous of law
peculiarly enlightened Lawyers taen must be
poyed and II employed they raG be paid. But, Sir,
nave you sympathy for the women DO you think
right 10 send YOUR abusive articles into quiet families
and eadeAvor 20 impress the fair with the idea that ther
ed Stands and fathers knaves and cheats
Suppose you think OF these things-snd above all be
careful that your tGcis are Yours. LEN.
p LEX and his better half have read The
Tribune through spec.acles that play them false ii
thew suppose they have found il IT, from the pen OF
the Editor ndiscrninatc attacks upon Lawyers or
any other class OF the community. In the discus
sion OF the question OF Constitutional Reform, how
ever we desire, so far as possible 10 give men OF
all varieties and shades OF opinion the privilege OF
stating their grievances in their own way We
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correspondents 10 own standard.
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For The Tribune.
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The Excise Question mo. VI
TIE rIRsr MORTGAGE.

After Mr. Chapman had taken the statistics Of
pauperism and crime, originating IN the traffic in
intoxicating liquor in the city OF Albany, and OBJ
tanned the signatures of the proper officers to the
same an individual whose personal tax was Eight
Hundred Dollars made an estimate the proper
;ion occasioned BY tie system OF license and the
drinking ussges in society, and he found ii 70
be six hundred and tnirty dollars, equal to
mortgage on his property OF rising ten thousand
dollars, at SIX per cent and this, too, paid by an IN
dividual who neither made or sold or drank intoxi
eating liquors. How unjust this mortgage! What
right nave The friends OF license and The friends OF
drinking 10 intiict upon the friends OF no license
and the friends of total abstinence such burdens
Whose liberty, ask, is infringed and who are III.
Justly taxed and unnecessarily oppressed by the
present license system Whose The tax payer
especially the total abstinence tax payer. But 1t
is SAID, " Our liberty IS IN danger c6at rteh;
has one class OF men 10 dictate 10 another uh1t
they shall drink ?" No right. if those who sell and
who drink will endure and provide for the crime
and disease aud pauperism it occasions, withou,
taxing their neighbcls or Otherwise interfering with
their rights But If they DO not do this, then the
tables turned, and we in our turn ask wha,
right have few vendors and drinkers 10 impose
tax OF eighteen millions OF dollars 10 be paid direct
" or Indirectly by the citizens OF the State gene
rally w hat right have they TO train up criminals
10 prey upon community al large. and to compel
continually the erection OF prison houses for
their confinement Have not teetotalers nay have
not all who suffer from these drinking and drunken
usages, right TO complain, and rising in their ma
jesiy, to throw oil the yoke by which they have
oeen so long and SO cruelty oppressed
1t is idle for the vendors OF poison 10 talk about
the Infringement OF their rights No men or class
OF men have right TO injurc their neighbors; and
we protest against having the curse OF pauperism,
crime and taxation fastened on US and our children,
and community at large in perpetuity, by the
federation OF abuse which it is in our power TO
remove Tor ever by al appeal to the ballot box.
To the ballot-boS, then And let us there cancel
for ever and blot from the record that odious first
mortgage recorded in the statute book against our
several reeholds in the different counties OF the
Stale. No License.
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THE GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY.
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i h, and viii do ell IN my power 70 MAKO '
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